https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/56d771709d89cbe07c4366d210a781a7.pdf f4f181d06dd307ee1874737f1d13d8c9 PDF Text Text , ' I' a-Daily Sentinel, Pom_~oy-M_~ddleport , 0 .. July 16, 1965 f'""""' a M.iiOU - ·" 2 i, Installation of Off'rcers Held Given for Carla Sue Smith, 2 Prrrty /3 Pamela MUler'• 1 About , Arou"d And · ,. ' Middleport - ·- • 1 Hay Ride, Picnic t-H CLUB M9ETS GIVE cooK out ~ Mainly Held by 4-H club Birtluhly Observed Margaret Annn Carleton was MASON - Ml and Mrs. Har ;. People In w Mr. and Mra. William Smith About bost to the Zoaring Rockets 4- old ~rv ot N" ' Haven enter- '" ~ entertamed With a party re, , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Postlewalt MASON - The Happy Go H club at her h~me on Tues-: U. med ·wit h a cook - out on Pomeroy 1 cently at their home in Rut- By Aux1f1ary held a birthday party for Lucky t-H Club of Masqn e"' day allernoon. I en memlwrs 1.''uesdav eventng at thetr home land honoring their daughter, . , Pamela Miller on July 13th. . joyed a bay ride and wiener and lhe adviSor, W1lma Retb- tr New Haven Atl endmg were Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Tracy of. Carla Sue, on her second birth· Installation of officer! was Mr!. Erensl Hu~b,.s Is sched· Pam., who Is six years old, Is roast on Monday evenlng. The 1 er were served cake . 1ee M"' ~r' 's brother and Jam1ly ,, Columbus spent Wednesday .• day. held when the American Legion uled .to ~ndergo surg!'l' lbls the """al grandda..••ter of grolij) was taken 00 he ride 1 cream and kuol ade . Hecrea , MJ)nt· and Mrs. fl . Joe Gressl with his mother. Mrs. E J. A decorated blrlhday cake Auxiliary ol Lewis Manley Post mornmg m a ·hospital m Wash- Mrs."'.Postlewalt. A':~~~- her b) Mr and Mrs. JaJT'es Lewla tlon consisted ut a song by tht- 1 .11 1'' 1' "r~ n Anlurru. Tex· Tracy and ice cream were served and 263 met 'TUesday evening at the mgton, D.C. where she has been ~o~a~& of Mason afterward 11 they r• 1favors were candy and balloons. Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in w!L~ her dau~hler, Mrs. Ches- was Pam's grandfather and Parsons sistr•rs, a game nl whul: t'"'''"· [)ebbie. Glen and 1 · d 1 grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. ca- turned to' the home of Mr. and had Ihe button ami re•·cw11s .. nc "'" Pronnal Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Koh l and ,Mrs. Smith was assisted by Middleport. ter Owens an lam! Y· rol Mathews. · totrs. John ManhaU, New Hawec·e played Po rtw ·dl "t ~' I ramrly returned to lhetr home, Mrs. Sam Gibbs, Miss Darlene Mrs. Arnold Richards, presl- Mrs. LeUie Roush Is in Coven where a wiener roast wa! i'-_-..;__ ___....;__.__________~ New York, Thursday after a Smith and Miss Teresa Dean. dent, opened the meeting in rit- lumbus VISiting with her daugh- Also assisting was Flora Bal- held. Host was Billy Fry and ~'"' , w1lh h.r mother. Mrs. Mae Present were Vicky Crisp, An· ualistic form. A communication ters and family, , Mr. and Mr!. ley and Halph Francis whose the club leader St. Clatr. nette, Loretla and Sherry Tac- was read from . mrs. Bar!Gn Raymond Allensworth and oth- birthdays are also near that A devotional program wa1 pr• Mr. and Mrs. Frank lsa.c !kelt. Timmy Carpenter, An- Hoi!, eighth district president, er relatives. date. !enled by Debbie Werry md Mrs. Virgil Meier ol Akron Inette Romine and Kevin and thanking ,1ile Unit for their sup- Mts. Elizabeth Arnold has , Debbl and Connie GIHand, and anol Mrs. Edna Quivey of Ath-IConme Gibbs. port during ber term of office. returned to her home In Poplar Pams lather, Bill Miller or Beverly en ·' . src '·"Y '·'·· week with A report on the Eighth Dis- Bluffs, Mo. alter spending sev- the U. S. Air Force, II statoned ntlendlng were the above lhPu· sister. Mrs. Mae SJ. Clair. trict convention held at Logan era! mo~ths witt her daughter at Goose Neck Bay, Labrador. and Marl• Lambert, SuunThaMr. and \1rs. Mornson Llttal m June was given by Mrs. and famtly, Mr. ~nd Mrs. James Her mother, the former Caro- bet, Norman ReyiJO)ds, Franand RoiJert ot Columbus were Covered .R1chards. The Unit will assist Pullen and family. lyn Ma~ws, r~ldea Ia Dover, cis Qut~en, Barbara Crlteo, Coo11nnday guests of Mrs. Welby wrth the Bloodmobile canteen Mr. and Mrs. Sherman BUB· Del., With Pam s younger bro- ole and Barbara Lewis bebra Wh aley on August 23. kirk and children, .Michael, Da- !her and sister. They were un- Stewart Dickie Carsoil 'Ji d .Jnhn Rudolph and sister-inMrs. Campbell Harper.. past )'id and Nanry. have returned able to attend. Gress. ' ' ren a ""' Mrs. r~va Rudolph of A eovered dish dinner at 6 30 presiden~ was the officer to ill- from a ,vacation trip to Canada Children attending the party cmwsvitte. armed Tuesday. JP· m. preetded the 'meeting of stan Mrs._ Richards, president: j and other points. He is on va- were Cindy and Patty Craig, ·alll'd bv the illness of Mr. lhe Federaled Circle Wednes- Mrs. Wilham L. Smith, fll'St , catton from tbe Vanadium Corp. Arnold, Penny and Debbie HOST TO VISITOR$ tudol ph's <tster. Mrs. Ca rrie day evening at the church. vice pr~skllmt ; Mrs. Con Young j Mr. and Mrs. George Baker Johnson, Debbie, Bobble and Mr. and Mr!, Charles· Sproull! , irursf'r Grace was asked in unison. second VIce presrdent; Mrs. Al- ~ have returned frOID a threeSyracuse have had 1 number Mrs Larrv Wolfe and MiSs Mrs. Lou1s Reibel, president, len Hampton, secretary; Mrs. w~ vacation spent In Caneda ~:g:o;:[~ s:~ !.%~~~ of visitors the past week among ,!oberta Kroeut er were business :was in charge of the meeting. Arl~a R~e, lreasurer; Mrs. 1 at their summer cllttage at 1 'end 1 ' Cbe hi Th 1 Item their sons and d•ught.ers··osctors in Gal ltpolis Thursday !DevotiOns were led by Mrs. Wilham Wmslon, chaplain : Mrs. Crow Lake near Ottawa. Mr. c~'ee; co:::ny 8~ :S~y ~ In-law!, Mr. and Mra. Bill Miss Lucy Will relurnt'd ho~e ~ Norman Kl1tes , who read John Sher~an Butley, Sgt. at B~ker spent some lime fishing ffillde 1 bright spot in the sum- Sprou•· daughter Sh•ron. who \1oodav after a visi t in Glou-, 1.1·3. and Psalm 38 and gave a Arms~ Mrs. Curlts Luckadoo, wtlh Dayton Will ol Pomeroy mer lor a Httle girl 10 far left for Wnllln~ford, Conn., 1\teo' ' "· ,;, 1h hPr ststff , Mrs. Em- ImedrU!tion on " Reap Today For hlstortan : Mra. L. C. Thomas, ' · .o also ~as a summer ho101e away from home day morning; ll'r. and ma Lmseol and her nek e. Mrs ,Harvest Tomorrow," taken ,COlo~ bearer, and Mrs. Harper, there. They visited several · Mrs. Charlos Sprouse, ,Jr., MarOr before, or aft~r? Re"''"" Ktllle. from Romans 8:19 and closed plants!. 1 places in Canada before returnAn outside barbecue, pop, Ice !den, Conn., anr' children member-because thi s is a Mr s Rnv mond Pullins and. With prayer j A poe~ ; "Be Careful What j ing home.. cream and cake were served. Danny, Tommy, Jimmy and Al"Full Service" comme rKirood~ of Thurston arnv edi For lhe program. Mrs. Kloes ! ~ou Say, was read by Mrs. Mr. and. Mr!. John Terrell lison, who returned home Suncial bank-vou can safPWedn.,ct nv for " v•istl wi\h her ' lold the slory " The Lady With j oung , program chairman and ' and children. Christine and panled her daughter and family day evening; Mr. and Mt!. guard you r· valuables in a . 1the LamM" refreshments were served bYl· Joh n of 0 ak R'd rart•nls. '·Mr and Mrs. Rolhn ,.... wh1'ch . concerned IM t ge, Tenn. are Mr. an d Mrs. J ohn McCabe and J ames Sprouse, son ,Iimmy, Bc·ar hs :Florence N1ghtmgale. rs. Ernest Bowles, Mr!. Em- here for a visi• with her par- children of Columbus ; on a va- Paula and Donna, who ltft Safe Deposi t Box here, rs. De>.sie Patterson re\ urn' vn?.ur~~gt~~~k~u~ness session a ma Bland and Mrs. R1chards. I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fish- cation trip to Florida. for Meriden, Conn., Monday, M bank by mail here, bU)' rd home Thuf'dR,. after a as grven Jo . COM er and famrly. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mil· Paula staying for 1 longer visit; Travelers Checks here, get 1 . . ·'G 1 d Mrs. Lester Fa uber for having E FROM FLORIDA 1 Mr and Mrs Carl Mattox hoan entertained with a dinner Mrs. Rachel Joachim, Chillico1 Mr and M D R'l a low-co8t Pe1·sonal Loan . wc'r k~ V l'-'~ 1 a1 rl:'<l 8 pn light b lb8 I d . . 1ey oi l visiled with hrr sons . llrl berl and Ted u rep ace on lhe · ' rs. an . recently in Nitro, W. Wednesday evening at their the. sisler of Mrs. Sprouse, and for any worthwhile pur011 L1ncol n Hill. Reporled r West Palm Beach, Flortda visil- Va. with their son an~ family home in honor of the birthday on ~r\day, Mr. and Mrs . May1p . cross 1 pose here . . . all yea I' , aMtmo,n,. H . . . 1 111 were Mrs. William Baxter, ! ed recently with her mother, Mr. and Mrs Leonard Mat~ anniversary ol their daughter, lord Harris, Mrs. Jane Selby , rs omrr 0 11 rv was m!Mrs. Marguerite Purst M : Mrs. Jean Carson and · · · · · around. Come on in ! Col umbus visiting re l:o tives and Car · G • rs. , a d 'lh h Clifford , and family , and m Pomt Plea- Mrs. Vernon Weber. 'ltbers at- and son Tommy, Columbus ; frcend.s. 1Du:~t" in ~eser, G and A. H. II n ;;'' ~r brother and fami-1sanl, Va. with thelr daugh- lending were her family , Mr. Mrs. Jean Dodds and daughler 1 - --· __ t e~ gs enera 1 Hospil- ), . r. an ~Irs . George Car-~ ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Weber, Dennis, Dean, Don- Suzie, Indiana ; Mrs. Helen Holt .Mrs. Johnt Terrell Eus~ce ,., W1'l!1011 . Da11 as and Duane. of Pomeroy, and Margaret, and ' -~[JmiiJ lai Phi\ Mrmb lh and Mrs. ,s on m Mason. I 1 na. I"' , • t I ~ i Metoort al J ar '. ,e dVele.rans I t Mrs. Willis Grueser accom- Rutland. Mr. Shirley Legg of Maryland. 1 _ _ ·. rosp1 a . an G H. : 1n n5, at 5:JO a.m. IEDT! Ewmg, al hom e. Get •·ell cards the first experimental lesl ol an t TONIGHT wert> sen: to each. ~atomic bomb took place in Mrs . K loes reported lhat New Mexico. "TAKE HER, SHES MINE " Ch ri stmas eard sa mples had In 1964 , Sen. Barry M. Gold· J am es Stewart Sand ra Dee , arr 1v~d and orders may be plac:- water- R-Ariz ., accepted the RetC ulor J I ed With her. Miss Lena Grues- · publl ean presidential nomina-and ~ "YOUNG AND WILLING" er or Mrs. Clarence Massar. Ilion. Th e most-quoted line from Th~ meeltng closed with the i thai speech was "Extremism in Vi rginia Maskf' ll Paul Rogers Mtzpah bened1ct1on .. Hosle.,es j the defense of liberty is novi ce I for lhe August mee tmg will be - moderation in the pursuit of SATURDAY JULY 17 Sen ing Meigs County for over 93 years :Mrs. Phil Williamson and Mrs. juslice is no virtue." FROM 9 IN THE MORNING TIL 9 IN THE EVENING 1 Adam Ebersbarh and Mrs ,._ 1- -·----- "DEVIL SHIP PIRATES" ~ RUTLAND POMEROY Chr is lapher Lee , na Huber wrll be devotional m.; Orco up Meldahl12 : 0~ a.m.: Andrew Keir Barg1ins all over the store - Furniture and Floor Coverings ; leader. Alice up Meldahl 2:30 a.m.: - and' M e m b~ r Federal R~serv e System Valvoline up Meldahl 4:20a.m.; " MARA OF TH& and wearing apparel for your family - Saturday is 1 good time WILOERNESS " U: Valley Transporter up Meldahl Linda Saunden Member Federal Deposit fnsuranre Corporation 705 a.m. (Color) to see the new 1966 line of RCA Victor Color TV- Regular TV Gallipollo Dam - Reliable up 11:30 p.m.: Barbara Gay up - Portable TV's -AM-FM Radios - Transistor Radios - Record Gauge readingsr Gallipolis l l2:30 a.m.: Solvay up 3:25a.m .; IDam 11.9, 11.9, running 2 feet j. S. Lewis down 5:1 a. m. Players and Stereos - on the 2nd floor. 1 on rollers, Pomeroy. Mason 20.Kanawha Rlvor - Zimmer up t39, Pl. Pleasant 23.85, Hinton Marmet 12:45 a. m.; Beaver j 11.30, Kanawha Falls 3.9-t, Char- down Winfield 2:20 p.m.; AlBE THRIFTY! ALWAYS SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM leston 19.116. London, Marmet len R. Merrill down Winfield I and Winfield dams were on 10 :30 p.m.; W. H. Shaver, Jr. l the SJI!s. , down Wcnfie\d 10:35 p.m.; H.E. , Boat Movements: . : Bowles down Winfield 11:40 p. Ob1o River • ChriS Jr. up 14. m.: 0. F. Shearer up Winfield 2 30 p.m.; Elisha Woods up 14, 12:45 a.m. ; C. V. Harner up 4.40 p.m.: Invader up 14, 11:20 Winfceld 2:30 a. m. ---~~!,!!!!!!.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,,.,..,!!!!!,.,..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~' P.m.: Colton Queen up 15, 3:35 a.m.; Annette Jones up 16, 2:50 am.; San Ricarno dp 16. 4:30 a.m.: John Ladd Dean up 16, 6:30a.m.; Jeffboal down 18, 3:- , 10 a.m.; Lorena down 18, 6 a.m.; Philip Sporn up 19, S:4fJ a.m. ; Buckeye State rown 19. 6:20 a.m.; Rober! Rood up 19 , 7:10 a.m.; Jefferson down 20. 5:15 a.m.; Polly Crane down 20, 5:15 a.m.; Lunga Point up 21 , 4am.m; Jerry Bosworth up 21 · 5:25 a.m.; Robert West up , 21 , 6 am.; A. J Patton up 22, 5:25 am.; Acadian down 23 9:20 p.m.; National down 23: 10 :30 pm.; Northern down 23 l2:35 a.m.: Jane T. down 23: 6:55a.m.; Steve Click up Green1 Up 4:20 p.m .: Helen R. down Greenup 9:30 p.m.: llinois up II Greenup 12 : 10 a.m.; Pamela D. down 2 a.m.; Little Edward . idown Greenup 2:4fJ a.m.; L. i F~own Meldahl 10:40 p. · · ' \ I ' ' at y 1, I POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XVII NO. 76 .UPIUihl•-~ SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1965 ' War Command I': Wanting Mor~ Men at Once · J ' ,1, Circle Ladies ANYTHING WE CAN fnJ'oy DO WHILE YOU'RE AWAY? Dish Dinner .1 ' tl 81 ' 1 Circulation Clerk Mrs. Thelma Lytle signs books out to Larry Price, Bruce Beegle and Steve Cleland (1 to r), South· ern High grads of 1965. They were the first to use the new bookmobile. I W. • Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY · NATIONAL BANK 1 ' • - I r tuver news i 1966iENITH TV ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. HAS WON THE CHRYSLER Jt;fOTORS CORPORATION QUALITY DEALER AWARD . ~ ~ Quality Dealer Award · MEIGS THEATRE. ,_..,_Ohio TONIGHT I SATURDAY H . li. Welts 'FIRST MEN IN rHE MOON' tTecbnicolor) R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Edward Judd Martha Hyer - -·~ ' Tile SUMNE:R - ModPI 5319 WU Delu11e Contempor ary con sole 1n genuine Olllinished Wa lnut .. ---·-- lfen~ers flncl se lect hardwood sol1d s. * HORROR! Zenith's own Handcrafted ''ld fewer ~erv lce problems. * .f;: le nith' fi Supt:r 0 ..;.:,1 '.lldeo G~ ard 82 chilnne! tuninB system with 125 gold contacts for longer TV life. 6 Zenith Pionee r ed Color TY performance ad11an ces •nduding p at ented color demodulator circuit ry for ' nest hue'l i" ,..olor IV. z .. NITH•s ACC- , , ..,.~"" Nftlice ;. lhe field tf NfailiiiiRimobile lllU'tlfo YGI.., fair lrNinM4 -~a~ .,ice-all rA1u . I are '""-" IIIGilirif fw you a~ yow Quoli&y ,.,,.,.. ·· Automl t" tft~tl de •c CG/or c/l,ititt m•JnellltS rem011 ~olo r irnpurilie5 'Buil t-it" ••0 kM bs · rm C'Ottlrols. Fluffy, MIDDLEPORT ' · "LOOKING FOil LOVI" -- Tecbnlcolor- Connie rNGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & JAf, NIGHTS · SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd TUESOAY JULY 18-19-20 •'FLUffY" - TechnicolorTony Randa ll, Shirley Jones Fran~is, Jim Hutton Su"" Oliver, Joby Baker Barbara Nl•hofs Joy C. Fftp: Pen. Geo. Ramtiton, Yvette Mlmeaux. Patda Prfntlss D•n ny Tbomu, Johnny Carson Hunnlne time: I Rn. -. • • _, ZENITH 'S OWN PERFORMANCE ADVANCES Cha ssis. 100% handwlrtd lor greate r dependability "MASQUE OF THI RED DEATH" 1 Technicolor) Vln~ent Prire, Huel Court Da\'Jd Weston . Weird borroi . Sho<king: Blood Gohf Ruthless ness! Masked Ball · O.alh otalko <elebranta As Low As ' Lionel Jeffries. Haa MaO R.f!arhed Moon Be-tore? Gasp! Wonder! Thrill: Edear Allen Poe•• \ ' R. H. RAW·LINGS SON:S CO. ' l . ' S. SECOND AVt . -, < ' ' ...... I ' •••-••a .. - . j ' . • ., •. MIQDLEPORT, 0. . ' ., New To Roll Monday In tbe ON SATURDAYS I •: '' ·=----======================"""==-"= Shop At Elberfelds In Pomeroy I ,., ' WORLD ~ ASHINGTON - P R E S Ide t Johnson, alreody determi ed to hold next year's budlel · ~own to "bare bones," wants offi~ials. tQ keep on saving mon· ejl . llll tvel'jlthing lrom pencils to Jllissllk ; .. Johnson called official• to the White House Friday ror the second straight day for a sess ion I on economy in government. He stressed the necessity of ! reducing government cosls lo permit the United States to finance ils role as world leader It, education, health and olher fields. Robert Pickett , driver-clerk Is ready to roll and Rod Karr, PHS senior-to-be, temporAmENS, GREECE _ NEW I ary helper, prepa res to stack books. novas a special cabinel George AthanassJadls-j Premiercalled meeting today to ·consider the bloody political rioting which erupted In the heart of ancient Athens Friday night. More than 100 persons were Injured, many seriously, in a series of clashes starting in Constitution Square between supporters of former Premier George Papandreou and police who hurled tear g&S; · .. · :,··~:~--~;· , . · :·:·~~:~~'~8~~5i~~~~~~ :·-: ·,-~;-..:~:"~i..-'.:;.:~.· ~-:;·~-:.:-~·::~·~· Banking Topic Of Mr. Reed �, . ,l ,to ~ · ., . . : . r. . . ,., . 'J • .,. . ,. ·~-~ +•, f • ; Nlliollll Le'8p llllit. ' Over Dodgers ,~ ! ; ~rT•P:H"'"'""'' ~~~. Lileen to the 1tiU, 1maU voice of qUIET COMFORT Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 17, 1965-3 THE SPORTS DFSK pairings Announced for Gallipolis Women Golfers ,..... ...... New!lllrllrf Koufax not only hu aba~ tered the anemic batting marks ~.-.~ accumulated over hts first 10 major league seasons, ( 084 lsfetJme average), but if Drys Pair for the annual Galli- first match will be placed in Times tournament will feature dale's theory is correct. the ex ~ ly lob Wingett IDp , h · bi !the firM Hight an !8 • hole match play, be· I Ira triumphs gamed rmght be I • Ol*~Wonlll• polls women s c amptons P IH • • th ones that ut htm over the golf tournament were announc· The losers of the first match gmning Aug. 2 Handicaps for ~led 6- • P ba . 1 drowa an~ 7111 - ' '""""'"""_ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ed today by Mrs R. D. Thorn- m charnp10nsh1p flight and flfst the evenl must be establiShed fa 3 VIctory mer • Aaj-lo 4-'001' alrtlow-251 combinlliOAI1 as, tourney chmrman. flight w1ll be placed m a con· by July 30. Koufax IS batt10g 221 with 1 B United Presslaternational Attention baseball fans . The first round, which begiD! )SOlatiOn. flight. ' Mrs Thomas also announced live less hil s than "' v'""l' • lnstall·lt·rour•lf! No spec 1a I tools requited! Y Nadonal League Another "oldtimers game" is on tap for this Sunday July 19, will be an 18 hole hand- I The flr•t round will run that a tw.o - ~all four':"me Will 3r·• hitter with lour homt run< W L Pel GB afternoon at the high school baseball field In Pomeroy icap match play. ,through July 25 as Will the be held Sunday, July 25 at the aDd seven runs ballco tn Cmclnnati 36 58S ' between the former dtamond players of Middleport and Winners of the first rnatcb •nme hole handicap match play local hnks I Los Angeles .5B2. Pomeroy ".Ill ~e placed m the chamI club tournament. I A remmder was also giVen t~ Breaks teague Mark 53 38 San Francl8co 46 38 548 3\2 Pilotmg the Middleport mne will be George Hack- p!Onship flight and losers of the The 13th annual ~nbun"...: l the golfers to watch the bulle ' H•ttm~ aside. Koutax runtlll ' Milwaukee 44 10 524 5\2 ett Jr and Charles Winebrenner Homer Smith and tmHhoard•h folr pafU'mgs f ued .o pile up hurlrng records 'I ere's t e 1st o pamngs or k C to PUS!1 1• Philadelphia 45 41 523 512 D1ck Young are expected to head the Pomeroy nme. h 8 d 9 hoi h 11- 1stn mg out mne "'' Pittsburgh 44 45 494 8 Startmg line·Ups have not been announced, but sevt e women 'hs I ,an t e aennt ,, season's total OVOI the ~0 MiddltpOrt. 0. . . 1cap male pay oumam I f St LouiS 43 45 489 8'h 1era! former ball players of tbe stster towns are bemg h h b t k mnra~r~k~f:or~Ih~e~,f~th~co~n:'•~e~ul~lv~•~::;:;;::::;:;;::::;:;;:::::::;;:::::;;:::::;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Chtcago 4t 48 .461 11 asked to participate. Proceeds from pa•!inL_lh!_~at ' w~~llie e~er~~ .~eeG i n n y I ~ -- -~ -~ ---••••• Bonk No. 124 Houston 39 16 .459 II among spectators ,will go m 1 Killen; Betty MGmness vs ' New York 29 58 .333 22 the Pomeroy Boys League 3 p.m. and the wmner of today s C 1 De k of the Mid- dleport Deame Smith Allee Nibert vs. REPORT o~' CONDITION OF Frida ' R I I k'tt !McArthur Pomeroy <Ontest ar mos ey · · y s esu Is lmancla I y. -. : die rt Barons' Pon baseball Pomeroy - Ma1o1 at Porn- Sara Porter; Nancy PlymaJe vs Cincinnati S Philadelplua I, n Included m the group of Mid- will go agamst Cheshire at •·30 po F d · 1 hi Y cond no eroy Middleport at Pomeroy DIZ Richards Mary Brough Milwaukee 12 Pittsburgh 2 n dy 'has-bffns" are Woody Call, :p m. t..:am. rl ay pu 5 !le ad 'Soutbem at Pomeroy. ' man . Bye: 'Bett11 Sommer, . St Louis 8 New York 5 n Btll Childs and Henry Clatwor- We re sure It would be pleas- hit pltchmg performance m 8 N H N u. t B e C 1 Sh It ' B e Har 1 of R•cin• In th• St•t• of Ohio at th• clo .. of busmftl on JurM · ' k W I t the 1965 record books th1s one ew aven ew .... veu a Y aro o IS, ~ : · Los Angeles 3 Chicago 0, n fhy along with Hac ett. me mg to toumamen manager f .. 16 -1 ~ictor ov· Middleport, at Cheshire and net Thomas. Bye ; Bess Grace, I 30, 1965 • San FranciSco 2 Houston 1, n brenner. etc Rumors tderued)IBob Louks to see a good crowd • Ive mmng Y So th IBye Jean Blakeman vs Gar· Ass E T s 81 Saturday's Probable Pitchers are bemg heard that Chet Tan- 1on hand. er Mason So 1"h ern. t p N net Beard Betty Evans vs El- 1 CiiSh. balances wJih other banks. ancl cash $175.822.51 · h M ..a U ero - a omeroy • ew · 1 ttems m process of collect •on PhUadelphia at CmcmnatJ nehJII will also be on t e Three weeks ago he posted Haven at Southern. ls1e Lusk. Ellen Richards vs. Umtetl States Government obh"atumli, Culp (5·6) vs. Ts1tour1s \5-5). idleport roster. So~thmg dl_fferent_ is slated a seven mning no • hit. no-run Ma~on _At Pomeroy, at Mid I Bette Wilson Nancy Tawney direct and guarantef'd . . 480,250 00 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Pomeroy men plannmg to play 1for the are. thil commg Thun- victory ovl!f Pomeroy. die rt and Cbelhlrt al MaAOo. vs Karen Worman. ~ Obligations ot States and puhtlc<~l ~ubdJvJswns .... 129,149.25 New y 01 k at St Loms - L. mclude George Nesselroad. Bub day evemng. po NlNE HOLE 1 Otht>r bondr. notes, ~nd debeniUr~s tmcludm~ v k . be held Th M on aame was baltPd I Cheshire New Haven at I no secunt1es of fede1al aienc1es and 6-6 H V Pu k S M1 IIer ll-0) vs r ey 1 ) tJVers, arvey an ran en, i A Grass Hop" WL11 e as c. Cb b' d Cb sblr at Mas Mary Thomas Bye · Flor- 1 corporatiOns not guaranteed by US l 7.039.00 1 Ch1cago at Los Angeles Ed Bartels, Phil Ohlinger, Ed 1at the ball park in Syracu!lf after 4 1z mmngs under the 10 ' es Ire an e e · enee, Bye , Mary' Jean~e Walk.! Loans and d1scounts (m<'l~dm~ $26380 ovetdr.11ft~) 657,61829 00 1 (night)- Koonce (7-7) vs Os· 1\t>nn~dy and D1ck Karr . .Jr with the Jays aa emcee• In· run run edge rule I · er, Bye; Maqorie Snedaker vs.l Bank prem1ses owned S4, •79ti7, furmture 577967 teen (6-10). Maybe. attorney Fred Crow 1stead of dancmg to favorito rock Demoskey, a lefthander. fanIZelia White . Mary Jane Neal 1 Oth:r"~!';~~"" $I 000 00 . .'... .'.'.'.'.'.'.':::.. ' 599,! Houston at San Francisco -would dig hiS glove out ol. moU' In roll recorda on hardwood or ned II batters, hit one and vs Polly Bush: Helen Fender- ~ - C0fe8 bosch, V~rgmia Blowers, Bye; TOTAL ASSETS $1 ,456,258.20 Farrell 17-2) vs Mancha! (14- balls 1! approached Lets gel cement floors , teeoagert wIll walked one Only Danny Rus1 , 7). after htm tellers' He could "rough 1t" on the slld sell grounded to first base, Mil· Maude~ Boerger, Bye. L t A B 1 L 1r 1 E s Sunday's Gamel "cover" first base. 1 It's reported the grass hops chell walked, and Burns bouncMajor League Result. ~ - ~- I Demand deposits o! Jr.d1v1dual~. partnerships, $ 367 833 81 Philadelphia at St. Lou1s have proven quite successful in ed back to the mound. Earlier • By Uaited Press IDteraational MonbouquPtte RaRdatz <7) a ·r anddcorporalwdns •. 1 d d 1 . ~ • 1me an savmas epos1Ul o 1n 1v1 ua s, Cl11cago at Los Angeles Two games of the Syracuse lhe Huntington area Proceeds Burns was sa fe on an error· 8 I NatiOnal Lea cue Tillman McDowell, McMahon p.11rlnel ships, and corporatiOns 873.923 2B Houston at San Francisco Pee Wee tournament are slated will go into the baU park and bunt. that Demoskey overthrew Pittburgh 000 000 200-:110 21(10) and Azcue. Wtnner Depos1ts or Umled States Government New York at Milwaukee, 2 Sunday. Southern Pony League funds. at f1rst base Milwakee 305 013 OOx- 12 12 OIMahon (2-2). Loser-Radatz 44- , lmcludmg postal savmgs) 534 ~· 54 lOt 61 J'Jttsburgh at Cincmnah, 2 Racme will play Middleport atl AU leenagen are invll.ed. . Mason got its _run when Lew- Veale, Srhwall (3}, Sisk {51. ~ 7 ). HRs- Wagner \IGthl, Whit· ~:~ill~~sd 0!n~ta~~~~c!~s~ ~~!~~~~~ e~~~bdJVISIOnll 2.535 2'l - - 11 was hit leadmg off the sec- Wood 47) and Pagharom. V1rg1l field (!21th), Brown 13rd). ==== oDd. and scored on the wild (7) Bla•mgame 410.7) and Oli•__ TOTAL DEPOSITS . $1,298,928.63 Amerlcau WLeat"ep I GB I heave by Dernoskey. er. Loser - Veale (9-7) HRs-- Kansas City 403 0031100-10 Ill 2 (a) Total demand dep .. 'lls $ m 005 3~ . · c· Meanwhile, tht Barons punch Alou (14th), Carty 17th). Mmnesola 001000 001-2 9 1 !bl Total time and sa\ul~s dt>po:.lti $ 87J9232Jj Mmnesota 54 31 .635 . d t ' h"t which with 11 d Other hal>Jhl!f'S 10,757 99 Clfveland 50 35 588 4 e ou moe Is . SegUJ 15-10) and Blanchar Chicago 49 35 .'583 4~ • f~ee passes and five fie!dmg Phila. 000 000 001- I 51 1Lachemann 191 Granl , Fosnow TOTAL LIABILITIES $1,309,611662 Baltimore SO 36 58t 4'h l . sma accounted for !6 runs. Den· Cmcmnatl 200 000 30x- S 9 O'r OI. Nelson 131, Plell 181 and I cAP 11' A L A C co u NT s DelrOJt 47 37 ·560 &''2 Pomeroy came from ~ehmd one run and with two outs, Dan- ni!l Ault, Van Johnson , and Bunmng, Baldschun (7), Wag- Battey z1mmerman 13). Loser Capital lal tommon stu<'k, total par N y k \alue $3~.000 oo . . .. . . $ 35,1){)000 43 46 'm 13 ' three limes - the last lime m ny Abbott lined a double to Bobby R1ce had horne runs. ner (8) and Corraleo Ellia 03· -G rant 19_31 ew or · Ithe e1ghth inmng after two center and Tom Titu1 foUowed i Johnson was top hitter w1th 41 and Edwards Losu - Bun__ Surplull . .. ... . . . ... .. . . . ..... . . . fi5,000 00 46 571 58 ~:s hAng~leo ~~ ~~ ·:~ ::1'> were out - to defeat Southern !• with a "wrong - f1eld" double. I two singl., added to his homer mng 110-6). HR-CaliiSon (18th). i (It lnnmgs) Undl\lded prollt.s .... .. .. - · astomg on 8-7 Fnday ot Pomeroy IR Pony So th t k b I d I m three official (rips. L Ang OOO 200 IOO Oil-- J ! Or TOfAL CAPITAL Al'COU~TS .. .. .. .. . $ 146157158 Bos 31 " ·369 """ n ~7., L 1 u ern oo t e ea aga n I h 1N y k 000 310 DIO- 5 7 2 · · 1 1 1 Kansas Cil 25 55 313 26 h eague P ay . . m the e1 hth when Tim Cozart Other Baron lltert were I ew or Ch1 000 000 030 01 - 4 8 I TOTAL LIABILITIES Sl,4~.258.2CJ Frl/.y•s Results. Tom Sarver, eighth mnmg was hit gwith . 1 ~lflld itch , Ault a single w1th hiS homer. St Loms 002 1106 OOx- I t 0 Brunet, Lee 181. Sukla 18!, 1 AND lAPITAL .~LLOUNTS . Kansaa City 10 Minnesota 2 nllead-ofl baU.er • was hit by stole s d d th d p nd' ' Bob Lewll a single, and John I Jackson. RRichardson (6), Cis- IChance (9) and Rlldgero. How. I .II f. M o R A ~ D A 1 s thern Rel1ef Hurler M 1 k e econ an lr • a 1 IS) M G 8 (7) 1 nd Gon . 0 Pledged asst>ts and sf'curlhes loan~d · 1 Chicago 4 Los Angeles 311m D ou · lscored on Stewart'& smgle ' Tannehll 8 smgle co • c r w ~ ard, Lary (8) , Locker {91, F1s · 1 (I) u s Government obhgol11om d1rt>d Cleveland 4 Boston 310m, 0 1 Ste~art Ab Prohtt came 18 tol . · Mitchell lasted one _and a!der Gibson. Woodeshtck <81 and er (Jl) and Romano, Martin and guaranteed, plede:ed to se(ure depos•ts New Yurk 9 Washmgton 5 n relieve Stewart and got the two Jell Burt gamed credit as third innings, was relieved by Uecker. Wmner-G1bson 111·11. 1111 Winner- FISher 111 -31 Los- 1 and other liabiht'"' . ! 100,000.00 Baltimore 2 DetrOit I II in D batters out, but Larry Walke~ winning pitcher. He reheved Russell with the bases full and Loser- Jackson (4-121 HR.o - er- Chanct (6-5) HR- Adcock ['IJih~T~Wolle Cashier of the above named$ ~~~oo: SaturdaytJ Probably Pi~~n smgled home the tymg run, Je Burdette during tbe seventh. !one out Russell finish~d Be.. Smith (10th), Gonder (4th), !8tht. I solenlnly swear that th1s ;epnri ur cond1t 1on u; true and cofrect, Kansas c 1ty at Minnesota _ Burt was safe 0~ an errnr and 1Southern loaded the bases 10 tween them they fanned two Lewis OlthJ, Hickman (7th). Loth~ best oC my knowled@e and behef. Odono hue 14-121 vs Boswell Bob Burdette smgled sharpiY,that inning but failed to score. batters (each the same one), -Washgton 20 000 003-! 9 21 , JOHN T. WOLFE, Cashier trrough the hole between short I but they walked 11 Ch1cago 000 000 1100- 0 4 2 New York 005 110 20x- 9 10 1[ ~~~~~Js1Tili:Y 1641 8 Lo; An eles at Chico New· and third to. send Walker home Jun Crow started for South Mason 000 00 - 0 0 5 Lo• Angeles 020 OOIIIOx- SIt 0 Richert. Damels 131 RldZik l J II WEAVER. JR - D•m·toro man 1!1-7~ v J hn (7 Wilh the wmnmg marker. Iern, worked until the fourth , Barons 331 9x - 16 9 I Jackson, Hoeft t7), Abernathy (7) and Camilli Zimmer 18) CHAS. HAYMAN B II' \8 ~ tr01.; McNal Pomeroy had also come be- ,when Torn Diddle took over. . Mitchell (LP) Russell 12 and (81 and Krug Koufax <16-31 Dowmng Remff 181 Ram~ STATE OF OHIO, COUNTY Ot' MEIGS, ss e a nnore •h d th nth Tnlmg by ' D1ddle was pulled after the · ' · d R boro Loser Jackson ' ' Sworn to and subscr~bed before me th•~ 14th day of Jut,., ly (f-4) YS. Aguirre (10-4). m m e seve seventh becau f th 10 •.• LeWIS. Demoskey and B. Lew· an ose · (9~ and Howard, GJbbs (8). 1965, and 1 hereby cert1fy that 1 am not an off1ct>r or dirertor Boston at Cleveland night. se 0 e m ia, Glaze 151. (8-11). IWmner-Downmg (9-81 Loser- o!lhl8 bank. Wllspn (11-6) vs Tianl 17-3) American League nmg. per week Pony League W L Pd. Richert 15-8) HR-Richardson . GRACE KRIDER , Notary Publl< . · · pitching rule. My commiS"on "P""' May 14th, 1968 11 0 1010 IIII9S zz247qyyx tineskor 7-17 rb 12 ndl Washmgton at New YorkGABRHAvg. !Middleport · ':':·~-------====================Narum 14-9) vs. Ford 110.8). Ystrzskl, Bos 56 203 37 69 .340 1 Pomeroy bitten wert Titus Pomeroy 8 S .7!7 ~ouston ~~~- ~ ; ~ SDndoy's Games · Hall, Mmn 82 297 48 95 .3201 with a triple and double, Abbott New Haven 7 • .&:13 an Fran 1 Baltimore at Detroit Davalo Cle 84 326 40 103 .316 a double and Walker, Lormg, Soutbom I I .iGO Bruce. Cuellar 8) and Brand. Boston at Cleveland Mantill~. Bos 8t 290 30 90 .3101Vaughan, and Hurdette, each a Cb01blro ! 16 .!Ot ~ha;:, 8;;'" J 8 ~ ~en'iv· 18l, 1 an Washington at New York Horton, Del 71256 41 78 .305 smgle. Maoon I 10 .100 er a er mner ,.._ tt.e • lilae, a pe.- eheuld died his -ial -•rity -ounl, 1 Los Angeles at Minnesota (!) Robmson, Bal 68 259 37 78 .301 GAMES TUESDAY -Shaw ltHi). Loser- Bruce 'tiay ol llle Social Secarity AdJniniatratieL Tlaio il Mf' ·.n, Kansas City at Chicago 12). Whitl~eld, Cle &!211 21 63 .2991 . For Southern, Cozart had t~o Soulben at Ban>no II). HR-Morgan (lith). > pdut It ,.. llave cllugecl ompleyono olt..... Kaline. Det 76 258 47 77 .298 smgles, Stewart a smgle, . JUD Pomeroy at Cbesbire YM- ret ol tile ......,;,p ..-..lit.ed to rev OO<ial ...-urltr Amerltaa ~ague Major League Leader~ Oliva Mmn 85 34ll 61102 J9S Crow two doubl<s, Torn Diddle New Havel al Masoa 1 t 1 oat br ..U.C the halldy _ . . below. Simply dip tlais coopon, ,..... By United Preu International Wag~er Clev 82 3119 57 91 294 a double and George Lawrence lEND REGULAR SCHEDULE) 110 Innings) Bo.ston 000 110 001 10 19 I M....,_ • a )MIIIIal Ql4, ... mall it te thio ....._,..., AtlaltiGa : SOOal Nadonal Leal"• Colav!l~. Clev 85 306 5S 90 l94 a~d Chuck Snider each 1 Gamello Malle Up Clev. 1100 003 000 14 0 81 wityldH.. B AB R H A~g. Thomas, Bos 84 293 44 86 .294 smglo. Mays, SF 81290 58 98 .338 Ward, Chi 114235 36 69 .294!Southern Ia llliltc Mil 6e ....., lie Mn to rive your - 1 and 100 140 II - T I Follwolng lolnllmeal (July 21Clemnte, Pitt 80 323 51 JOB .334 Homo Run• Pomeroy 000 320 12 - I 7 Aag. I) at S)'raca10 BaU Park: aodrb" .. . . , .. , 18 _...;ty eard. Clendnon, Pill 88 333 S7 Ill .333 National Leal"• Mays, Gl_l Middleport - At New Haven, Allen, Phila 86 319 iiO 103 .323 ants 23; Stargell, Pirates 21; Crow, Diddle (4) Stewart (7) at Pomeroy ud Ma,.. at MideWUIILITtEI J.QI sum . . .-. : . . Aaron, Mil 78 294 80 95 .323 McCovey, Giants 19; Proffitt (7) • Diddle, Crow t4) eiAI.DW1N Fairly, LA 91332 46103 .310 Reds 18, Santo, Cubs; Burdette, Burt (7) and R. Burl. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY ... OTH. . FAMOUI Torre, Mil 77 272 41 84 .309 Braves, Mathews, Braves ~ HOYLAKE. Englnd tUII) IRAND5 Pitt 77 273 39 u-.308 Torre, Braves and Cllnistiaro, Red !"'; W.qner, Wimbledoa Champion Margaret St.L 13 323 41 98 .303 Phlls, all 17 Ind!llns; Hall, Twma aDd Killo- Smltll of Auotralia celebrated Cln tr/364 5S 110 .302 American Leal"• brew, Twins, all If. her 23rd birthday Friday by SF 81324 46 98 .3021Indtans 2!; Horton, Tigers 20; Rua Balled Ia bl•sllng Rita Bently of England Nau-1 Leala• - Johnaon, 1-0, 6-3 in tho oemlfinal round Reds 88; Bllllb, Cubs 88 Star- of the Hoylake Open !enola gell, Pirateo rl; Callison, Pbii1 1to"'ur'""'na'"m'"en'"t'""'iiiiii'""''""''""''""';;;; 60: Rnbiuon, Reda 80. II I oi · •· · I 1 1 car1Demoskey posts 2nd .. r..u 1 BAKER FURNITURE No-Hitter in pony League I . , THE RA CINE HOME BANK 1 HARD \I'ORll _ A week of hard work and many hours of pracllre will undoubledly prove worthwhile for these eight members of the Pomerov Semor Htgh Sehool ma.JOrl'tte squ:td of Pomeroy. Pitttu<'d are left to light, Nancy T11us, Jenntler Blakeslee, Peggy. Hoffner, Kandl Gnieser, Kay illt Gowan. M1lhe Legar Cathv l'ultz, Pau letta lludson C la>Ses In twtrling, porn pom and dance and twlfl routmes, flag twirling, and mat thtng ""' e held while these gtrls attended Smtlh -Walbrtdge M tdwesl Majorette Campa_t_Sy:..r_a_cu_s_e'-,_ln_d_J_an_a_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2-Da1ly Srnltnel, Pomt•ioy·~ltddleport . 0. July 17 , 19115 ' Provisions of Stiffler Act 'I I h,.l 1 I 1 L'me S 1 _Me-l 1 • prodnee pomeroy RaIIIes . pony PIay I 8 7 v·ICl ory ID I 'I I 1 J.) r,- I CLIP and PAm on a U.S. Postal Card 1 •dalo PIANOS a...,._, r-,_-ill !.... -~Of . ,- HILL CLIMB JULY18, 1965 ,, ·.. ' 1:30 PM E.S.T. Six Milos North of Pomtroy on U.S. 33 Thtn One MUt On PHch Fork Road EV~Nf WILL BE HELD UNLESS RAINING AT STARTING TIME •-ber r---..,..--,----, .... .... ....... - -....... - -If Amorkao Lupo - Colavito, I ladiano 82: Mantilla, Red So1 1 611; Horton, Tigers 59; Twins Sf; Kaline, Tiaera Q, Pllddni ' Nolloul Jape - Koufax, ' Hnll,l Jlodiers t&-3; Farren, Astros 7-2; EIIJa, Reds IH: Jay, Reds 11-2; Nuxhall, Reda U Amerlcu Leape - Pascua~ Twins 11-2; Fisher, White Sox 11-3; Grant, Twina IH; Pappao, Orioles P.S; Terry, Indiana H. WANTS LOWER PRICE COPENHAGEN, Denmark, (UPI) - HeavywejJhl cbamploo Castrius Clay will not be booked fw 111y ublbltlon lights In Deamark unless his askin& !1 lowered drullally, :"1-r:::~ M~ YOU MEET THE . . , _ ew - - ...... u..ler lht .... ......._. . a. )'OUJ ~i.al IKW'ilf record i~ I 'i . . . . llte'l-c-.be~ • ,._ ..., . . beM dw 1 d ' - . . . , _ • JIC* IOCial ltiL'W'iil)' IK'('OUl . . . . . ard ON A .... _ _ _ , . . _ _ , ... _ SeeThe Full Une At I •• Hawk's Cycle Sales a- HA a sa, 1 Mile 111oo111 of A1f11oo o.on f._-~ Men. Tlluro. IotA 1o 1 luio. W-.1. Prt. Palle 1'--LY-z.MM----------·-A•Ihlnl.--0-._.. ,_ ---·-------------------~ NlaST PEOPlE HONDA ... -. _ .. ---------·..,..C....... Motorcycle ..... .....t. ------------------ _______, rr., •1• .. -- -· Cltr rt l'wtslfelrlll • J'IOI ,..,. ......,. Iooc poUd tD aoriaia - ol llbia ..,.,papor, Attentlol] \ .-oaah Dder till .xialleC1l- J'OW' funilJ when you die. Soc1al Seeurity Editor. q low, ,.. lllld , _ doTheM benollto "'" depend Tour coupon wiU llo ,..., 1 en ,_ u the .,.Unp credited io warded to IOCial~eeurity'a ~ .uel&l eecuritr btJ1U'Uel ....... roar IOC*. .ecunty actount. •rdkeepiq baadqurtM'I 11 ...,tW, -·J To ellook oa yo•r ...,;ol llaltimon, lid. You wW,... -~ clip lho oo~.... toalldoolllol-... 1'*-..u.J'--41 u• -at.o..,pa.tOit6nnlJ ollloo.....U.-Wie M ''' - - . M Wa pod~~ eud, llld mail ft to Tour account. - - JOII - I ., If ~· d< "TIItl 11111•. •li 23 Counties Drought Hit i' ,, I On3 Charges After Chase I ;. t t. j. •r, l I ' l ''I �I I, ( i!!h. ts v·10Ienee Fl.an.ng TLh'nm·e tq· . .. -··. .-·.'.Ruf~M ~ •u·oug Wo Oln ,.,eams Bea ten .l Ii ~'.!lY Sentinel; Pomerot.-Mldlll~~~. Q•• July J7, " . · ·· · R. . • ·· N.f! In Farminp r · ~" ~ -~"" :::=uo=..cbl/.;t!: blred. ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? ;J :/! Sta{)00 • Put ··n OrbJ"t Sov·•"ets Diles Radloear (o, pf0l 0•l ype ·- Complete Cross•Examl.D3ll.OD Of Brown's Accuser Frt·day ~ ~ 1 I I CAROLINA LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. Pn;; JULY SALE! alii.---------m\!£MI ff :Dally ~el, Poiileroy·Mlcldleport, 0., JUly 1'1, 116N .! worked per year trat •· 11igh Income Dairy Herds Range from 30 to 75 Cows By C. B. BLAKBSLEE Cetullf Ext. Alllll wllb the hlih !amJiy Iabor and manaaement incoma per operator, lhe 110 per tent In the medium aroup and tbe bo ' th ttom 21 per cent In e low group. In the blih ii'OUP, the milk urn group, and $1.t5 In the low sold Pit tow waa taU u com· group. pared to tha low ii'OUP of ffU, The e01t C.W.T. of mllll pr~ The retunt1 per dollan worth ncod abowed tbe same ruge f ed 1. the llh lbe ol eed I were f1.78 ... w coat Ia Use low il'tlliP blih aroup, fU'I Ill the med~ belnl fUI per budntl and JrOUp The Fann Bualnue Analyala Repott on 1118 Ohio dairy !anne received recently ehowe thet most ol the dairy hardl with the hliber Income were Ia group wllh 10 0 76 COWl per herd, Very lew bardl of leA than 30 cowe appsared in the hllh Income group, and even lew· er berdl with fell than 10,000 pountll ol milk per cow. Thla would Indicate that lltakea reasonable high levels of produc· lion per eow and a fair -sized herd to aet a high net Income. Very lew herd1 were over I COWl In alze, or over 15,000 pounda of milk per cow In production: a fair number of them were ovtr llO cows and over 12,500 pounds ol milk per cow. In l_tudylng alze elflclency and Income. the farms were divided into the 25 per cent ' • S'I:IE TH'I:I r"ONT RUNNER GRAVEly TRACTOR Sales Service Pressure Canners Require Proper Use, Care 1 i Morris Equipment Co. I 1 :r:;;. Open Til9 in the Evening '~ ~h,luclluJI 7 · · - -· - ' - - -- .1 East-West ...........--' BIGPUWER for all farming jobs, •• McCORMICK• FAR MALL' Movement of Wheat Totals 40 Million Metric Tons face """ the dial gage to your 1canner chec~ed for accuracy at WASHINGTON (UP!) - A United States furnished 273 mil·' new, major factor in Interna-l lion bushels, or 19 per cent oi lincluding the gage to the Cotiona\ grain trade is the big the 1.44 blllwn bushels total.' opera'ive Extension Office volume purcltllse of free world Iones •aid . YUf.oslavia and Po- ~Th i rd Floor net. , idition to the wheat b Communist countries land got 195 million bushels ,,1', court hJuse.) 11 only takes a the U.S. wheat, 65 Plllhon bu~ I lew miuules to check the pres . y durmg the past few years. shels went to the Soviet Union. surt. If yoo hove other GUeslions Raymond A. Iones , admlnis- and the remainder to other about vour canner, contac t the Ex'ension oti"lce. trator of the Agriculture De- Ea ·I European countries. parlment's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS), aald the Communist purchases of wheat have affected the production patterns of some exporting countries and bolstered incomes of commer·!I clal wheat grwers, particularly those in Canada and Australia. DuriO!: the four fiscal years 1961-164 the west-as! movement of wheat amounted to about 40 million metric tons. This some 1.44 billion bushels. This export volume compares the llltl4 U.S. wheat crop of 1.~ billion busllels. Iones said Red Cblna was tile leading buyer, taklna more than 81& million bu11hels In 1961-M. Red Chinese satellites o! AI!Jau. Ia, North Korea, and North Nam have taken another 25 JloD bushels. 11le Soviet Union Imported lftilllon bushels, most of it after the disastrous wheat crop there In 1963. Other Eastern Europeau Communist coun\rles, excluding AlbaDia and CUba were customers for an additional 425 milo lion hushell. Iones said Commlllliat buying of Weatem wheat has continued at a Uvely eUp In recent weeks. He estimated frell world e~porte In 191f..86 will be about flO mil Bon bushels,, of which 175 Phone WY·2·2115 liM m scheduled for China II and 285 million to Easto"rn Ew,.ll pean Communist countries Pomeroy," Ohio Mulbtny Ave. <ll' ' Olba. Of the 196l..tl4 exports, •"'- u.,orst"o'~~'' " "Set e., b tor \ • ,.poln\ "':. \IIIP''"''" and fora• contrOl llfltr Available ndent po'l!er 0 \nde~ott 1 ~ •. '" sollll•• • enole•, oofr~.Ga• Dlese ' £,ngintl o•'s great f thB 6 .,. Let us dslflonstra e r farm todayl vsr,;atilitY on you Fertilizer- Farm Supplies Meigs Equipment Co. REAR MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL POMIItOY WY 24176 .. 1 ~r~n~~~n~:e~f 0~a;~ur ~:~:~. ! "Sure Sign of Quality" e'toi'C\u• ""'" ·-- -- - Dur1ng Past 4 Years • . Fulton?Thompson TRACTOR SALES I U'll "ydraU - - - ---- FORAGE HARVESTER I I ~sy.tetn HAUY t,\ILUR nearly as well. Power and macbJnery COIU per crop acre were hiJhar or the tow inQlme farm&, u wer1 power and IIUlhlnery in vestment:!, Machinery costs d~ creue rapidly Pll' acre as Ill! reage covered lnr...e~. 1\!111. mahinery can efflelentfl ~ die muh larger acreapt tllar are found 00 thl typical dalrl farm. Large !8TIIll have an advantage In ut!UzaUon of mdl· inery Whlle recorda are not the only measurement of efficiency, most good man as era find tha1 good fa rm records 88siat lbam in doing 8 better joh of eon trolling costs and lncreulng in· One Only Used Equipment Sale! : Moeller Staff WY 2-3635 return. i PRAISE MARINER f CLARENCE V. PRICE-Directon EARL P. CBOSS and lltould relaiD 2i or IIIOI'e of tile ,...., IIICOIIIB for a labor lltd IJl!ln aaement 'ftte blJIII :IP come group did blttltr tha1 thls standard OD all c:Gllllls, lht low mcome II'OUP did no! d< pBIISI!S, !l'f cent 1 -111111& WITH MILLER MAYTAG require over 30 per cut ol grOOt iiiiiOme fill overt Ed, ~ per cent I«' C-11111 .Wble a . i I I -Willi hoi101-- J. DILLON CBOSS , I. r' GR' UELY ::.=.=.:..t~.:;: Associated lad io-& TV ,.. .-w. A rult of tb!IIJib II ~ I gcod dalt7 t.wwl Ill lhalld 1101 mit. that waalnapeeted and analyzed by an approved health de' 1rtmont to be sold any place INCOME PERCI!:N 1.\liE In Ohio without further inlpeo..The labor and management lion. Local Health Departmenll Income Is a measurement of would 'napecl the dllrlea loca~ management ability put Into the ed wlthill their jurladkltlon af. operation. ter surveyed by the Ohio DeThe high group achieved a partment of Health and approv· record of 31 per cent of the ed. grou income to be allocated to Sen. Collins pointed out that labor and management. Ohio is an exporting alate and In the med1 urn group the per· P"''AR• of this bill will allow cnetage dropped down to 24 sale of Ohio dairy products per cent. and m the low mcome outside the state, Under the group the percentage was only bql, definitions and standard& · three per cent ol the gro.s come. fi• dairy produrts can lw made incume. The actual laDor and Those interested in studylna uniform with those of new:by management income figures tor more eompletely the 1964 farm the three groups was ' 11 .692 Business Analysis Report may slatos. It wdl alllo allow d81ry : farmers to change markets for the high group, $5,531 for procure a copy by contact1n1 without expertencing coolly ATTEND STATE FFA CAMP - Bill Tawney of the Gallipolis FFA Chapter, the medium group, and only the County Exten1ion Office. changes In th•tr prodution set- John Shaver of the Kyger Creek chapter and Greg Carter of the Southwestern chap· ' $518 lor the low group. u~ in dairy barns and mJik ter will attend the stale Future Farmers o! America camp at Leesville Lake m Car· Cash receipts lor the high houses. Senator Collins further rol County next week through the courtesy of Nolan Carter, local Ford tractor income group were almosl stated that all dairy farmers dealer. Shown above are Carter, Tawney, Shaver and Mr. Carter. The camp q•ss ions . tw ice as high as the recei pts , and their cooperative 88SOCII- will provide training in leadership, conser v1tion, safety and rec reation. The first i lor the low income group. Thei r 1 AT A uons h"ve supported this oill camp period will run from July 16·20. expenses, however. were less and urge that it be made the ---than one and one half times as SPECIAL PRICE law. " ~!h i~~,"~~e g~~:~s:~d for ~~; The Almaqac I some ilems ex penses were ~~~:_~t~ha~t~it~w:o~u~od~a~ll~ow~.l By United Prell luteraalloAal The garden season Is just ' mation, describe It and giVe adjust the heat to keep the nearly the same for bo th Today 15 Saturday, July 17 • reaehong Its peak, and with the !the approximate age. needle steady or the weight ex· , groups, in spite ol the differ 7 I the !98th day of 19M wotb 16 abundance of fruit and vegeoa- Before tbe canning season, haustinM steam at a slow but ence in average size o\ Iarm "' follow. bles comes the need of flndlna put water in the canner and steady rate, . . 1 This indicates that th e hi~h The moon Is approaching ita some method of food prescrva· brmg It up to pressure In the When processmg June Is up. ' Income group was more efl<•e ' eREBUILT NO. 8 FORAGE HARVESTER last quarter_. lion. In canning most vege~ usual way to see that i' is 01 ' turn off heat or remove canner ! live in keeping its costs down. New Holland eJOHN DEERE MANURE SPREADER The m_ornmg stars are Saturn abies, it takes higher - than - good working order. Allow time] from range. Let the canner coo1 1and was ahle lo spread lhosr and Jupoter_. boUing temperatures to make ' for any repairs that moght be. unt1l the press ure IS zero and costs over more units of output. WITH POWER TAKE-OFF The evemng stars are Venus sure of k11ling bacteria that needed. I then wai t I minute more. Open 1 One ot the significonl l•cturs and Mars. causes dangeroW! spoilage. The Use enough water in a canner ,the petcock or remove weight I is th•t I he amount of feed pur I I FORD PICKUP BAILER Those born today are under only way to obtain these temp. ior cooker to heat and cool jars ' slowly to prevenl a sudden , chased is not greally di ilereni 1he Blill of Cancer. Amerocan eratures Ia to use utensils that at a steady rate, and to insure change of prcssun· "•'' m" ht in oil th ree groups. Tlw 10\• 1ur bo · d un til it agaInst bo111 ng dry. water 2 or cause trader John · · ,.1qu1"d to be 1ost 1·rom 1·ncome group pur!"haser ~~700 I this dJacob Astor keep steam con 1one W~ ':" on ay 1n 1763 · builds up pressure. For the saf- 3 inches deep is W!ually enough , the jors. Never try to hurry the worth of feed the medium Brand new Model Hl6 load· with labor-saving rea n this day in history; ely of your family, always pro- although more may be needed cooling of any canner or cooker group $3729. oi1e high group ed WI 9-3202 t u re.~ to speed you r silage :: ~82~, ~lor~a wa~ lo~: cess such fonds under pressure. for a long processing period in used lor canning by puttmg 't only $1232 The fertilize r and making, save you money . PEARL ST. RACINE, 0. ~ta~s Y pa to e This even includes many of the a canner or cooker with weight· iin cold water or by wrapping linJe expen~e in the high ~roup ""iii:::::::Oiiiiiiii~:l · low acid varleUes ol tomatoes type gage, because the weoght wet cloths around II . was almosl double that ol the , 1~ ~84 1. theu English humor which in the paat have not been permits a lillie steam to escape 1. As soon aa steam slops flow~ , medium group . being $2410 for , ·-- - - - - - • pe bl"0 hc~l, p ncb, was forst canned under pressure. To use regularly throughout cooking. mg freely !rom the vent, loosen : the high group and $13111 lor puln 18 e · . . . pre.,ure equipment successful-'] AI the beginning of the heat· the co ver . Loosening it before the medium group FARMERS 1 W ~36 • the GSpa~ ~lVII ly and safely you must under- ing-up period, leave the petcock the steam stops flow ong can Aoolher item of lntercsl is DO YOU NEED MONEY Frar gt"~ as eni ran~ soo stand how it operates and use 1 open or weight gage off until cause damage to jars and in· i lhal the high inrome ~roup Spring Ave., WY 2-5101 FOR anco • a-rmy orces ~ 1 It correctly and carefully. steam is issuing in a steady JUry to you If you oiled to· had 8 higher proporlion of Operatlna Cost POMEROY, OHIO r~~!~ ag~nst the republican Reread the directions that stream -· about tO minutes af· op~n the_ petcock or remove _the their inveslment in livestock Capital improvemenl 8 :e · come with the canner or cook· ter the first steam appears. weoght ot might be ompossobl e, Equipment Livestock 1n 1. 8, southern Democrall er - especially if yoo do not This permits air to be expelled to take off the cover because Automobiles Educational Loano IS states met In Blrmlng- use it frequently enough to be and thus insures that pressure of !be vacuum whic h forms in Ala., and organl%ed a thoroughly familiar with it. If obtained wlli be true steam pres- the utensi, after the pressure loiCompllflttvo TotoJ Loon Coot &On Tho Form Sorvlco the s rlghlS party to oppose the directions have been lost, sure. reaches zero. I I Credit Lifo tnourenco MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY Truman·Barkley tlckel Gov. write the manufacturer for a Heat the loaded canner rap· For your own safely always I '•rmor Owned Crod~ Source Strom Thurmo?d of South Caro- new set. In writing, glve the idly. When a dial gage registers ' use dry pot holders or heavy i ~na was nommated for preso- model number and any other the desired number or pounds !owels in hnndling a cooker or ent . information you can find on the ,or when a weight gage stgnil lti canne~ . A long- h<:~ ndiPd lor~ ( '( lt 1 utensil, or , lacking such In!or- that pressure ha• been reached. sometimes he used lo hfl a A tbour,hi for the day : Pres!· - - - - -- - we1g h1 "'" open a pel cock ko>•·P ' - wdli , :;:,IJU<Jiillll dent Herbert C. Hoover once • , ing yo ur hand out of range of ~r said: "Older men declare war, ithe stt'am. In removing ohe 114 Mullltrry Avo. Pameroy but it lu youth that must fight [ c~over . always tilt lhe back edge '""":!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!"""""""""""""""""""""""' and di e" •r fi rst so that escaping steam will be directed away from your State Senator Oakley C. Col· Hns, (R), Ironton, member the Senate Alfl'lcuttun and Con. ltrVat•on Committee, annouroc· ed today tha. H.B. 120, which ht co-s110nsored, pused the aenate and now 11011 to the Go, ornor lor algnature. Senator Collins made ttw follvwlng comments about the me&sure : Thla bill is of great import· ance tc the farmers ot 1outh· eutern Ohio. It provides for statc·wlde regulation and InapociJon of milk producers. transporting facilities, proII II ceasors and milk plants. Sena· lor Collins reported thai this A bill is Industry sponsored and A both the milk producers and II th~ processors have worken ..... at with the regulatory agencies to -. j develop this measure. This bill would develop a milk sanitation requicemenl which would as& sure a high quality milk sup· ply for all our citizens and Phone WY 2·2975 prevent confusion and duplic•· 112 E. Main St. Pomeroy lion of inspections. He .... . e NOW FEDERAL TAX FREi e P'OIP - The gross lacome oa the loll' groupa of far~ IIOOd II t3'J,IIOO lor the bogh IJ'OUp, $23,100 lor the medilllll IJ'OUp IIIII $lt,IIQO lor lhe .~w, ~ $)79· 437,088.87 the productive man work unill per man equivalent, the high sroup showed greater employ. ment pet lll81l per year. In other words, In the h!ih group, the number of days Sen. Collins Comments On Sub-House Bill420 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK -::------=-:....:.::::...:::::.:.._________ .Five College . .Students on both or Lencaster. o!lly .a.n In the 111gb. The medium Income group averaged $8.15 e.w.l. The hiih aroup of course had more men working, but It is Interesting to note that based on come .....,. '1111 II'Gilf W • Ill• r )S tf fl flflf Jll!l' cew, file lllr . _ the low lfOOP It averaged Z05 days. The medium graup, bow· ever, worked almost IS mucb aa the bigb group, 2lt daya. Wht11 we eoltllder eep!lll lJio vestment, the high group of course was expected to have bad the graaleil inveatment, but the low grouP had a hi&her lnvlllitmeDt than did the mlldi· urn Income group. The lrlvea&Plenl per operation in the high group was just UDder $80,• 000. In the low groUp tha lnvaafo. menl was j11.61 under $62,000, and ill the medium group the In· vestment waa jwt over m,ooo. .. .... 81 Preu latemallou.l .olt he BogaiWla Civic and Vol- lllai'Cben teluled to turn back, "just a tool ... (who) II mo"' Civil rights demonstrations ers League, irldleated violence and they said white .JYStanden antagODlltlc towlll'll us tll&li eruptet' into violence in two would be met with violence. joined the melee . some of the whltl perso01 .. ... I!OU!hern statea Friday white • "Stand u and don't let them 'I'IUie Brewater, a 88-year-old ~ Georgia town hired a Negro pop , Negro !aetory worker was shot people run over you,' Youns •nmrada •l•ht while' 0.,_1•• WHAT II THE TRUTH.,, 11.,. chief to cope with it• ra· tol~ a rally Friday .dght "II Y •..., r _,_, Three more teams, the Port- Water1 wa1 the winner, F. clal demonstr~tors. i blood Is going to be shed we to hi• AnnlstoD, Ala., home land Pirates, City Ice and Fuel Smith the loser. ' And at AnDiston, A• ·· a Ne- ar.. goina to let it rain down from work with three other N&· of Point Pleasant and Point Kl· City Ice and Fuel ltlld one gr. ahot by white nlghtrlders Columbia Street all groes. The Negroea said three wanis bit the dust In the second run three hits and two errors· remained on eritlcal eondlllon. kinds both black and white" shots were fired at their CIU" night of the Kyger Creek Little Rl~ Grande t~o runs two hi~ paralyzed from the wallt down ' . from a car loaded with white League tournament Friday. and two erron. ' by a .45. caliber bull~! lodged ScaiDe At Greenaboro men. · Another Point team excited 10 his spme. Police, whole bystanders and One bullet struck Brewster . Victors were tbe Harris- when the Galli lis Indians got Civil rights pickets 1nd white Negro marchers scuffied at who said he had never partie~ The ~er to this queatloo pluo onvolle Bombers, 7-6 over Port- 1 runa and f ~1 to Points's bvstandm clashed on a ~ld&- Greensboro, Ala., Friday and paled In civil rlghta actlv· :::0'1:U:~ Important llcll ,.. laud; Hlo Grande 2·1 over (.;lty 2 run• and 8 hill~ For the In· wall tt Bogalusa, La., Froday 17 ~egroes '"ere treated at a ity, 1n the spine. Doctors said booklet, .or:.,~~~= lee. and Fuel and the Gattlpolos dians, Ballard started and was and pollee arrested If persons. hospital at Selma. Negroes said chances are sUm he will ever Delfuu." Write, phone or vlllt lndoans 6-2 over Poom Kiwanos. U ed b Pro h hit a The fightmg occurred as John one youth was wounded by gun· walk again. FREE 03 toda for The two one-run margin games ~e :v 11 hoy 1setbewl:lh n Doar, head Jf the Justice De- fire, but police dented that First Neii'O Cldet There 110 obi;"lloa. copy. ~ere thrillers all the way. Har· 1ea : 3-runm;,:-11 n that• tew~P~p p•rtmenl"s civil riJhls division, shots were fired. At Crawfordville, Ga., Jesse ~~ rosonvllle eame up woth 6 runs victory. Y soug~t to mediate t be The violence occurred when Meadows, a retire-d aawm Ill 0 m the fUth to oust .t'o1·Uand Harden itched for Point He town • racial problems. polv:e turned back 100 Negroes, worker became the lOUth's " with 0: Hudnall's triple the key doubed, ~teele tripled, ·and Negro leaders said there marchl~g to protest _alleged job first Negro poll~e chief. His ...swat of them all. R. Wallbrown Roach singled, for Point's only would be no end to the march· discromonat10n. Pohce sa 1d first act was to arreat a Negro pitched for Portland, R. vance hits. es, and z. A. Young, president force was exerted ·• hen the civil rights picket for "vlolatr for the Bomber&. Tonight at 6:30 the Midlng the law:" . D. Canaday's single In the 6th dleport Senotors tangle with Crawfordville has b e en the LY 3-4550 with D. Rees aboard, who had Red's Meata, at 7:45 the Porn~ target of a desegregation drive 245 E. State St. Athena singled. broke up a 1·1 dead· roy Jets take on the Cheshire an~o·::.fl:::ic::ia::l•:...::•a:::ld:_::M:eadows::.:.:..:w~aa:!_,...,...,...,...,...,...,!l!!!!'!...,!!!!!!! lock between Rio Grande and Reds, and at u p.m. the GalliCity Ice and Fuel and gave the polis Senators meet the Chesvictory to Rio Grande. Joe shire Tigers. MOSCOW (UPil - A giant 114 miles. Soviet satellite weighing almost The news agency reported 13 tons orbited earth today. The that an analysis ol telemetric unmanned mission was seen as information received from the the forerunner to a perma· satellite showed that the craft nent way station in space for wa' functioning normally . No • cosmonauts en route to the mention was made of the na· By JOHN S. RUCH moon. ture of the equipment. United Prttl International The weight ol the vehicle, CLEVELAND (UP!) - The assault and battery trial 24,400 pounds, made it the IKE RETURNS HOME of fullback Jim Brown will resume Monday in mumciipal lest space craJt payload ever WASHINGTON IUP!) - For· Will a Waste King Univeraal court, with a new witness expected to take the stand . hurled o~to orbit. Sovl~~ sclen- mer President Dwight D. Ellrnpeiiol Cross-examination of Miss Brenda Ayres 18 tlsls saod they used a new senhower returned to his farm disposer get rid of all food Huab Brown's accuser, was completed Friday afternoon by de: powerful booster rocket" for near Gettysburg, Pa., Friday waste, and be quickest and fense counsel Norman Mmor, and assistant prosecutor the blastoff. . after a briet stay at Walt· quietest about it? We have the Albert Corsi said he did not expect to call Miss Ayres The Russians nocknamed er Reed Army Medical Center answer (YES I) and the proof The soft-spoken Miss Ayres - - shot "'Proton I," indicating here lor routine tests. "conducted herself marvelous- whether she made varions state- there would be more ~::~~~~:; I A hospital spokesman said (with the Good Housekeeping ly'" during her two and one-hall menta to Paulo whlle, i~entitied In the series. The Ia that Eisenhower entered the a:uarantee seal on it) and the I days on the witness stand, Cor- as the daughter ol a womao came only hours after the hospital Thursday an d stayed disposers. May we show you? I said. who worked for Brown. iets orbited a cluster of overnight. The former Chief I Miss Ayrea charged Brown Ml • de led tell! smaller unmanned Executive has regular medical 811 .. yrea h · tel UJol n ever ng fr0 in 1 kt checkups at Walter Reed. efrJID a1.rrw Shroolm ed Miss White she liked Brown and ?' h alsfi gleSoto~ete · 0 urul ..20 • e c a1m thought she could get something 1 e 0 coa vo news ",, ,. ' ""', :: :•' :::, ', · '/ ,' , her testomony he had se¥usl out 01 hun the day alter she cy Tass furnished few debtilsl WASHINGTON (UPI) - The i ' "·"" ' " ' • '"''· •.,,. ,1"'' "''" ""'1111" , with her twice and first met Brown May !2. She on the latest space Senate Friday confirmed the ' _,,,,;, .,,..: ,:n,r ,,, , , , , , . , · ,,.,, , , '::• : :, ~ .,: .>'' ", ,, ,,.,. . her to drmk liquor and also denied telling Miss White !lui observers appointment of David R. Bald· I •;::,,<,,,;.,:' ''' '· , , . an unnatural sex act June 15 that she was going to the progress ol Rusotan win of Pennsylvania as assist. ! •.. ,,.,.,,, .• mght. Brown has been get back at Brown and just nology said it appeared to ant secretary of commerce. He TEARING UP THE DIRT however, only wolb as- mJght sue him," and telling her s_age ~he devel,?pment of a succeeds Herbert W. Klotz, who and batte~. girUriend after Brown w a lion on space to harbor resigned recently after dlsiosNON-COI\'TESTANT - Disqualified because of tend· Brown hall denied the charse charged that 'I feel we're monauts launched aboard ure that he had purchased er years, nevertheless, Frankie W. Brinker, 1'12 years, and Monor ~aid the big Cleve- log to lose thJs CBBe but spaceships. stock In the Texas Gulf Sulphur Opp. 8&0 Depot Ph. 675·1160 Pt. Pleasa~ 1 ·t.s in a little "dry-run" practice, aiming perhaps for the Browns fullback will take er doesn't think so," and "he'D Tass said Proton I was Co. on a lip the company had C1sh & Delivery-Cash & Carry- Budget Plan 1980 Meigs Motorcycle Hill Climb. He is the son of Mr. thhe standth 1D his own deMf~nse drop out and he'll ltllve to pay in orbit by a complex made a copper strike in Cana· 1 an d "'1 rs. I'"rankli n Brm lied M" A comes , ~Umoonor a whI o e lot of money." trot an d sIeermg . I<er, Racme . R. D. 2. and hangs on wen e une . ~::u=;~~: ~~da~·========_; to that shiny gas gap for rides with daddy on a 300 cc ~.aid" ul '"~. yres 8 oy Miss Ayres tesUfied she d i and was whlrllna around ''Brand X'" (Hond a seems to be putting American youth rn:c d"r;ts. has Item ted to not tell Miss White "you help once every 92.45 minutes. a P Wl and you'll gel somethina muimum distance from on two wheels) bike. The other shot from one of last . e 8 ense 1 year's motorcycle "scrambles", shows contestants mak~ e of It," and denied she related wu 375 miles; the 1 .thro~ lng the dirt fly on one of the turns. Meigs Motorcycle to 0~ 010 y:es, ~~ to Mlso White that Miss Ayres' Clu b fea tures a refreshment stand which will get heavy thr h th 0 Y mother told her It would be triiCI its course and discover play Sunday afternoon at the "Hill Climb" schedule to bl :uglillna e cuell necessary 'lor us to tell some ill outlet. llart 1 p.m. at the club grounds off the Peach Fork Road. :;:./h~ should abeco~ ~~- lies, that II !bey let Jim do . victed of the charge. the talking he could clear him· liJ~ Minor, who questioned 1b e sell ~ I would look bad and I emotional Miss Ayres for 1 wouldn t have a chance for the 40 minutes of the limo ctvll 1~1 so wt could Itt !he FOR ALL OCCASIONS was on the 1tand thla money· -- - . terrogated her ctoaely:;o~n::l~l We wire flowen avet'}'Wbere er she made varl0115 GREEN WATER DUE WY 22039 to a girl friend which BEffiUT (UPil - Beirut OR NIGHl WI 9.2951 such a shakedown plot. She may soon be treated to a sup egorically denied making any ply of green drinking water. Pomeroy Flower Shop the state menta. Experts plan to dump enough Mn. Millard van Meter Minor also indicated bann!Ois green dye Into a WE GtVI TV STAMPS of his questions that the deleDJe l targe underground river to II . Main Pomeroy position would be that Ayres was In fact beaten, thortor No. 9115 someone other than Ayres, whose REPORT OF CONDri10N OF outburst resulted In ment lor the day and an bour and a half recess OF RACINI Thursday afternoon, broke twice and waa close to losing In the St1te of Ohio, at the Close of Bu1inels on June 30, 11l6l!. control two other limes Friday. Published In Reaponu To Call Made by Comptroller of the . The defense counsel asked for Currency, Under Sectloo 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. the option to quesUon Miss ASSETS Ayres ageln II the prosceution called her for redirect, and Cor- Cash, balances with other banks, and <ash Prices Start At liMAU. BOX, BIG APPETITE-Small boys and baby elesi said he obj-'·:·:=~ >tema In proceas of collection . .... . . ........ .$ 171,948.60 . phants have many things In common, Including constant """"' United States Government obli&ations, direct 95 hunger. Here Kenny Scearce of Washington D c ftnds Minor already had and euaranteed (Net of any reoervnJ . .•. , • . . 4116,11111.18 thaTbet even a boxed pachyderm can put away the ·p~nuta Miss Ayres at considerable Obliaatio'!-! of Statea and political sub· baby elephant, a 400-pounder, is a star performer length. divlslom (Net of any reaerves) ...... . . .. .. •. With Trade , In carnovals staged at shopping centers and bad J"Ust M" , Lo101 and dl•counts (Net of any reservea) ....... . krrlved in town to do hia •ct. mor s questions indicating Fh<od unto ..... ... . . .. .. .... .. . . ... ... . . . .... . SlliiAIE II fiDST REDEl . shakedown concerned the Other asaell . . .. .... .. .. ... . , ... ... ... ... . .... . __ .;:. Ulkhlllllttll.~~o ... days Immediately following TOTAL ASSETS •t 432.214.2 1 ,,_la~tor Kenneth Ellinger, a perman- alleged night of tustin the · · · · · · · .. · · · · · · .. · · · · · · .. · · ·• 1 -IOitioi.Moolllll)' .. . ent employe, and Charles Lantz el room. He aaked Mill L I A BI L I TI E S 110--•••: *' , l I Sugar Run Flour Mills FREEZER SALE REFRIGERATORS & COMBINATIONS NOW NEW LOWER PRICES AT YOUR LANDMARKI UNICO UPRIGHT FREEZERS Unlco Chest Freeters 15 cubic fool only $209 15 cubic foot only $179 17 cubic foot only $205 18 cubic fool gnly $239 21 cubic foot only $n5 20 eubic fool only $249 23 cubic loot only $249 30 eublc foot enty $349 REFRIGERATORS and COMBINATIONS 15.5 CUBIC FOOT NOW ONLY $259 14.1 CUBIC FOOT FROST-FREE MODEL _ $295 ~· 16.3 CUBIC FOOT FROST-FREE MODEL ...P25 ... Plus Free Ice Cream Holl-ttllon of fllU ICE CREAM for ooch cu~lc 1oet capacity you buy in • UNICO Freeur, lefrlterator •• · C.nWinatlon. finena. Fr.!t delivery SO milts, we service 1nd WI POMEROY • !;erving Molfl, M- ond Gotllo C.unt-WY 2-2111 Jock W. c..._. Mer. Ltolo hr tiM•Ill 'L' oo - 7 I 33 ot tho o,.n n• • P.M. <Monel., Thru latunllyl �Modern Community Bulletin Board Classified Ads Your &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 17, 1965 For Rent -- WANT AD INFORMATION -~ OF MIIGI COUNTY. OHIO SMALL APARTMENT for root. 127 Butternut Ave . -t&Diol-7141fC ............. -~MN . .. - ..... _ OQUICI'IOMI WID b1 _,..., cmU1 lhOII ....... ~ , _ Dllj .......,..... '1111 hlllllber ....... Ule fllbt lo oO ~-....:: ":'~ t.b 1'bl .... 'Ifill DOt .. reQCinl'lb. ' ::;::r • " - ..,. - P:!' FURNISHED apartment, 4 rooms and private bath. Inquire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 lfc S BEDROOM home. Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohio. ?llHitc - --- - -- · - ,_.,. MOOERN 4 l'llOm and &A.l'll =.- , ~ ":,. •::a"'~qerl:tMI :m;_ ~ : .a. OF bath. tumisbed apartment. Middl& port. WY Wl74. t :&:1 de 21 FOR REm---Trailer sp8Ce ; : : : -...,~ OD oa~o UMi on N. Second-a" in Middle.., ,... ....,. 10 porl Near shopping dlstric:l ~ab~ ~Hll~' ~TU.ui= Concrete patios. can WY s. ~~am. 1Mb IGdiUGD&~ ••" te :1186, W"V. 21-3346 or WV 2--3600. ortu~ BOUBS . . o\. K t. lriiO P . .. o.u, ...'lllldU 1;10 ' "'- • tlaOt ...._ ~ --•.T ......... PHONE 80pJ"J' .. ••on\lt:n•IO •WY 2-2156 6-i-tfc j .,==---:-:::=-=::-;;:::::::;::;: I'Hii.EE anG tour ,.(lfl.,J turntc:h• and uww....,.... ··-·-••hed ......... ..ments WY l2 8 ttt ed "'* fumi!<iht"l QII~LITY t.IGAL HOTIU IN THI MATTIIJI 01 CONVIYANCI OP CIRTAIN IIAt. IITATI OP ---~-$1~95 - 1963 Chevv II hit 11 Local owner, !!DOtless c)pan h"ltrrinr. nPW ~~! 1t-ne W P Wll tires. Rarlio and bP::~tPr. Bei•u• anrl f:~wn fmlo:h ¢:11\09 196" f",rvoir Mnnu ("""· ""'"' · 1 vinyl burlrPt :r.:Nl ~ Black finh::h. 4-~nPel't lrnn~ 11n Pne:lne, rPd rtu1io hf'Atf>l'. llOOrl '""hitewall tir~;>s 10~? Dnnt1:.,. . tom::~ti<' trRn~ .. vnw,.r Local ownPit. ff'~ vlnvl 'T'Itf'rinr trlm . fill ..l"tl Wlllte fin· stf'f'rine anti hra\:~'>s. bl~rk 1on In !1'noti l"'nronl on. r"'nv. r,,a, .- Ish, tires show little w~Par. radio and hPater IIJIA.DIUIY CHUIICH OF CHRIIT, Of 11. D. MIDDLif"OII.T, OHIO. A ltiLIG!OUI AIIOCIATION, IUT NOT 11'6COIJIPOIATID. NoUce la beNbJ atvet'l to tbe offt• DAILY eers and memben ot ttaa 6radbUn' Church at Chri.. ol M.lddiQOrt. R. -'010.. D .• Oh•o anti to all othen whom It mal' cuncera, that on the 6th day of July. 19t15, the Tru&teea ot t.he Br.cl· hun Churcn ol Chrl•t of 1\, D !dkl· dleport, Ohio. hled In lbtl !,;CUrt or Common Plra" ol Mt\p < n u "' y, Ohio ill CUI No. 13.'JII8, their tel" tain 'p..l.itlon praylnJI t.he Court Jm an ordtr Jlvlnl t.bem autnorlt.Y W piJ l .C&bbtt(t alad G. Pote\0 .... 8. Cocla.tnt .., 10. N<II: P.L and ronvey In fee -'mple t.o thl St.~ ll. Cl r't4'1\l of Ohio. the rollow1na de~ertbett real atat.e Ill l.h1 ot In tht antt ill of to · wit' sttoateG tn the rowuhtp or S•U. ot Melp, Sta~ of 12. B~arp 11ruatfll countJ Melfi•· State of Ohio, lb111 Towt\llhlp SU!IhatJ. bur)', Count' Ohio. and In Seetlon 3D, ToWD 1 North.. Ranlfe t3 Welt, and bGund· ltd and dt~~~er!bed u OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY. OHIO !4. Ukely 10. P.,ch II. T..t&IUIIII •,yom. n. f'"oteot Jeale follow•: 11. ltup<ty :IU. Lettuce 21. saeot. ••ma••acrt• !3. Time commenciAI 1t tne Nortllweat ('urner of Section 30; thence Suutb :n dea. •:~ 38"' East antt dettecUna 44 df'K 31 18' EaRt from tbe We!P line or flection 30 • distance or w E Real Estate For Sel~_ apart· 1 -~== FOR -SAL ----·- II - -- and 4 Rtlt)M ments. Rowley & Reed Hard· ONE NEW black saddle, $40.00. . tf 76 . LJ _I ;~;u~~~"::~~"~o o~ ~~~~t.~ i::/~~~ gone b)' s 24. Rolat.,. l.henee aald South 1)6 de• . :l9" 119" Elllrt f vi t Ilona eenterlln•. cliltlnC!e of S'I'VI.O:- T is a 0 an 0 e ao.oo teet to Ute lntenecuon ot the d . t' th t t' ill "•'"""' " ...,. Routo '"'· •"" ing space station. According to the offici al escnp Jon, e s a Jon w . ~:i!ac~~~~~~~:ncor!':l n~J:e:: six hermetically sealed compartments, a garden. and .a laboratory and wdl have.an "'' ,m'"" oom.,, '"·" '"' on'entati'on system, communications radar, a hetiostabon and a system for talkin& ti&hl of Station 19'1 plw 89.35 u t:.e/1/u In Memory I NA. IJJN Pomerrw Mntnr rn. 2 SII~NS 1---------- IL legel Notlc:-=-•~= IN THI COMMON ,. ...... COUIT _w:__a:. .r_:_e._ _ _ _ _:-s_n c Call Wl 9-3211. 6 1 tc lt\lftt"f ~Eil LOTS _ rrae ,.,. 3 BEDROOM HOME. Melvin "'1N=LO=V-;:;IN""G"memory of our be- TRAJJ Oh .10 loved husband and father, J . ago Park and water Brown's t'rall Liltle, Cheshire, 7 17 · 6tp OPEN HOUSE '""'''• " thoforohio Approved) partrnent lo of '"' Hia:hwan the ••- ~w::i:th=in:c:o:m:i:ng~sp~a:c:e:s:h:ip:s:.:-:~~;;;,;:--;~~-:-~~~-;;~=-=-==w. Cbeadle, who departed er ISla•• ~ I 18 local.lon of Metp 7, Seet1on this life, July 17, 1962. Minersville, ObiO, Phone W'i· Order AMSTUTZ's H&N "Nick Sunday, Ju y ......o ·~·· ... INO ···~ or 1 It's not the words s-3324 I 11 tfc Chkk' leghorn chicks, or 1:00PM to 5:00PM They are but few. FOUR ROOM furnished apartstarted pullets today . SYRACUSE - Brand new 5!.~ Hn& centerlln• ot count)' Ro•d Jt's the memories 188 ment. Phone WY 2-36511 Modem Poultry, B<>x • We have of you. 7 14 ric Athens, Ohio. Phone LV 2-- siding, baseboard hot wateF propert• comer. belq W.50 feet ""rs beautt right of Station 196 plu• 44 .· 7 17 lie 9031. heating, oa k fl uv 1 .. ::- ~ • 13; thenl'e North 63 dl't. 58' 14" '"''"" COLUMBUS (UPI)The Ohio catches. Stream fishing gener· Though departed you are, ful kitchen and batnroom. 3 •long the GraniAlr'l aoutherly proper· Is For SI Ie SWEET CORN. Bob Robe r , brrlrooms. plus utility room ty line 11. dlatauce of 2t7.tll feet w Cl· Wildlife Division said Thurs ally poor. We feel you near. =c;----;:-Letart Falls, Ohio. CH 7-2337. and carport. Albert M. Cox thl'l Grantor'~ moat IIIOlllhwes~rly pro· Mr. and Mrs. a VlD Still loved, Still missed 8-mm MOVIE -COMERA. Pow· salesman w•' ll be present to perty corner belnr 254.011 teet rlabt m· ' aod Mr and Mrs Manfl>rd] day fishing pressure was ex- Southeastern: Musktngum, 7 16 3tc of station t!MI plua 09.2ol; thl'lnee eo • • •• 1 1 lm t verywbere And very dear. er zoom lens, electric eye, - - - - - - : : - - : - - answer questions ~nd sh~w North oo des. 28' 14" wut •to~Jt the Blessing called on thetr moth- treme Y ow 3 os e . Little Muskingum and Little Missed by wife, Rulh , Cht ld- case tlmm Movie Projector. Business Services !~~i::.o~~a~i~~ ~r~~~pe~~ ~~:~~~~~· otw;~~~Y re~ror:r~~e ·~:an~ er, Mr. and Mrs. True Bless- except in lhe Lake Er_1e ~rea. Hocking rivers providing fair to ren: Dorothy, James, Char· sell .threading. Both like ,· , f'trst street to rtght abo_ve or·, mDI't northwe•_terty property cor· ing of Mason Sunday evening. The prospects by dls_trlcts: good catfishing. Best lishing at ,,,e exllttne or Central: Buckeye, K. !ser and Burr Oak Dow, P'ledmoot, TyJes, Connie and Ronnie. new. $300 va Iue new. Ga I'l NE!GtERBUlLDING Supply lower Syracuse corporation ner statein Route 14J belnlcenterllne 223.73 feet 7 17 1\C Racine, Plastic wall tile 14c line. Sale price $13.750.00 rt6ht of station 1111 Plu• os.uo Mrs. Audrey Hoffman Indian lakes_r.eport fa_ tr to_ g~ ""'"'n. •~ne'ca, Forked RUD, Oil-Ml.ll•r . WY 2_31 96. --::--;---:;:-:-;~' thenee 811North '77 deg. and;;..,:~;:;;~~;~ 112' 14.. lut Mrs. Marie Cone I h ca11 ed "" 1 11 Jtc per sq. ft. for bal.b rooms, ~~~""""""""'"""""""""""""""..... along ;ct ~terllne water conditions WI l.b f LS hing c~ Jon . and Clouse. Walhonding. f Th an ks_ Card 0 house builders, aluminum sidNortherly propertJ lln• • : Mrs. Clonch's daught~~r;·,,~:~:::\ It5 tty All streams clear f -::=;;-;;--;-;= 24" COAL FURNACE, STOKE FOR SALE _ House 4 rooms :aa.oo teet to the true resu spa · , . Wills Creek, Hocking and a e\t :WOULD LIKE to extend my d ing, kitchen cabinets measur· ' t1n.n.1n contatnloa acre in a hospital in and low but few f1sh bemg takother streams clear but ·low. 1 1 and blower. All controls an of ki ......_ and balh, 1640 Lincoln. Hgts, whtcb 1:h• P.R.o. occUPie• o.:n gratitude to all my friends ed to size tc~·· ndows "' Sunday afternoon. en. Southwestern: Most Lakes th . · 'ts pipes. WY 2-2361. 7 17 Uc aluminum storm WI · aetna au or •h• tan&t to N th te Most streams f and relatives or e1r VLSI • 1 16 3tc a d doors carpeting and t:11.e Grantor cJalHII tute by Donna Winebrener Is or wes rn: clear and normal but there cards and flowers, during my . ·-- BULLDOZER WORK wanted. n • recorded tn Volume ttso, Paae in Paulding, Alle_n, Putnam and have b..-. ~-- .......rmen. Belt h rers drapes, gas rurnace. Can be It beln& the ln~ntlod of the ing a few days visiting in dd nd "'""'" Rl"" nat~~:: recent confinement in Holzer TWO COWS. 3 young el · Farm ponds, gradlng. Free ed Pho WY ~ 2293 Grante111 herein to conve, aJl at Van Wert counties mu Y a bets are Grant. Jndian Creek hospital. My sincere thanks 49 Dodge pick-up truck. Case estimates. Small dozer • low financ . ne 7 ~ 6t~ et!~~h re:'oo e:,~a:ou':: ...:'.hJ:::Uat.e.t.he lumbus, Ohio. fishing poor. Net~le, ~arrlso? ponds. Rocky Fork, Decker and also to Dr. Walker and the tractor. Phone SH 2-Z4303. hourly rat<!. Phone WY 2-2201. •nd on which ••td pti'!Ce of Jrounll ~1r and Mrs. Paul Hoffman and Oxbow lake_s m fair cond1- Loramt'e lakes. Todd Fork and Ill •ituated the Chu~h edlflee •nd · · h hi F s. 7 16 3tc DUTSfl who took sueh fme 7 12 lote HOUSE for sale In Racine. Call Pll'lonep of 11td Brac!bur)' Church ur and family called on Mr. and tion and some_lis caug · ~ Cowan Creek In Clinton CountJ care of me. PEACHES, now picking earlY ACCORDIONS, new and used.. Clarence Roy, Wl 9-2811. Ch;!~~- Peut!OD mel cluN wm .,. Mrs. Glenn Hoffman and (ami· toria and Fmdley reservo_tr~ and Caesar Creek and Little Mrs. Mary Heines. Red Free, Red Haven., Sun E....,.. repa;rino, t•n;no, lea7 lS 12tc heard un Munday, th• IHh ly Sunday rvening. producing some bass, catfls M'taml ·In Greene County are 6 17 ltp 1 1 .. tA-'" --"' ""'"'--D ~.u!?,','·,.".' 5• or u .oon and walleyes. Blanchard, Hu· 8 Haven : others to lo low : d- sons. Also large oeleclioll ot -be 81 8treams · =,.-;;=;;-:;:-:=:::::--.;;;;--:;; Bollen v. JUn• Mr. and mrs. Gordon Gr 1mm sandus_kY a.nd . Vermilion H to express our sinso apples. Open Daily an new and .. ~~• pianOI, IV'Ostn• Wilbur a. Huwte,, 3r. 1 ron , . Lake Erie & Sandusky Bay; WE WIS """' -.-o s• FOR SALI of Belvidere, Jll., were severa d 1 r f1shmg 0 rc hard• and guitars. cere thanks and appreciation Sunday, Wells George Riddle, H u 5 rW,'n~N::~r rivers provl e a! · · White bass continue to bit fUr· to the staff of Veterans Mem- Wilkesville. 7 15 tfc Accordion and Pianolaocl. :!ueroun RaDon cbtopScyolto. ~,uWUIIlill "' "· "· "· "· '" days guests of his father, Mr. Nortbeaolem: Pleasant HAtltl, t'ously in island area. Perch F ---umb ...,.... aod Mrs. Oscar Grimm and Cltarles Mill, Pymatunmg, - . ·. ~~• arouod the Cui: . orial HospilaI, Racme ,merRATS, mice eliminated for- 2928 E. 5th Ave., Col ua ~~-· su•~ "'•bw.. Gar·•• ou .1y. 1ford, Pun- (IShmg guvu F ~a w u.o.& Y-1 ' " THI coMMON PUAI touaT Caml wood Leesville, Gui Cedar Point gency Squad, Re v. J ames · ever, "Get Star" 2.,. lb. $1.68; Ill, Ohio. TeL CL 8-11113. Route 7 With eood road to maiD MEIDl couNTY, oHio ' Island Kelleys 1 d · . g Funeral Ebersbacb Hardware, Sugar 7 I 30ip highway. Four bedroom•, 11Ylo &. KARIN oa•o• IANI, ,.••.;., .... "·r, "' . h Ward oI derson, Aquilla, Cl ekn enhmg, and w'esl Reef. 'walleybllln•e Early • the Ewm Mr. Ralelg ...co Home, and to our many Run Mill, Pickens Hardware, CAR WASHED and vacuum- dlltinl, family, ldtcben, ,...,all:- by ' " " v. ''''· "" Moth" moot, W. Va., Is seriously Tbeasplpaf_tnsh~ngnd ~~s~~~l:.g~~Js :~~ in sa. me ali!a. Smallmoutbl bllo friends and neighbors l'fOI' Middleport Feed Mill. ed. Wilson's ear wash, 550 fut play. maid's, utilit1 aWond :'~c~::'rt~r!:!: 442 .,...,P~~:'f.. at this writing. He is a brother catfish make up most of the ing m deeper reef areas. their kindness and eonso tng 1 15 3lp WY a Qop Threo baths, oe"mlo " of Mrs. Flavia Leitner and Page St., Middleport, , ''-d · aU to wall ··r~ 00 WILLIAM D. ••••· d llln th I words dur ng e. ess an VOLKSWAGEN gas heater for 3715. Open from I L m. to '" w - ...,. "" ............... •· •· retired college professor. k1n1wtt1 Cit, , B ks death of our IOVIDg husband bus or truck. Used I month. a p. ~ seven days a week. Door1. About two-~ o1 Ctt•rlfllf9n w•• Ytr•'"'• Mr. and Mrs. Melvill roo th Our t'tud I • ...... boUH ls paneled lD mahopnJ ' D.f•ncl•nt and Ia er. gra 1 0 a - $60 00 WI 9-3105. 7 15 3tc 6 30 30tp and wainuL Air conditioned. HOTI<I n PutLic.&T•o• and aons of Genoa, m., are 10 for those who sent flowers · · - -. d d bl _ _.... WlLIJAM D. BANE, wbOH spendinr- a few days with their speed, • GENERAL HAULING. Also Largo patio an on or ""•'"" " ,... xonowho and food or belped in any :SIGNATURE. multi h 1:~ On lot 200' a 390'. May be seen nu• s. E. Ko••hA en,, ·c;.,.~,;,;~ l parents," Mr. and Mrs. · . t cy cle automa lC_ was er ..,... can haul water, Z50 gallon . ot 1 ton, wm VLrOie.la, \lrlll tne Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Wo<ll- 1 Way. $50 by appomtme OD Y that .. a JulJ' liLb.. liNNI. the The Otis Cleek Family Frigidaire electm:: range. tank. Phone WY 2-64:76, Sher· Call 915-3555 Chttter, Ohlo ''•ned nwd her PetlUoD aral!wt er Friend and relatives. Leonard refrigerator, $35. man IW n~berls, Pomeroy. Ia UMo eourc o1 co~r~mon Pl~u 7 17 lip 1 HaDM•l•• County, Ohio, pra-'n• ,_ or• Mr. and Mrs. Ch ares ----:::-:::--Desk and chair, $10; Metal 7 17 3tc " ·• i R 141voree. COIU. ami other nlief lift anU Robert called 00 Not1ce cabinet, $10; kitchen table, LARGE LOT for sale n .u the around1 of ntre~U eru.u.,, •••I"""" ~::~~~ ;;;-;--;-;;~w::·---:::;-;:;;;;;;"· n~Jph Jaruo, upstairs I d Depot St lacing Rt lor I'Htoratlan of lllaldeD Plme. "~·. and Mrs. Manrord rliE L&M Cafe on Main St., ... lW an ' on ., . cau•e WID be fOJ' beulnl Ol'l and Manf d 1 1 apartment, next to Rutland Phone WY 2-5559. Ute 30th day ar Auauat. 1915!1. Sunday. or was , 124 Pomeroy, will be closed to· Furniture. · ~~t!~~~~~~~~· ,.':::: di84.:harged from St. Mary s 1 14 6tp 1 1 l2tp day and Monday due l.o a EARLy AMERICAN STEREO .,::·~ .."~!:..':''""· pita! in Huntington whert death In lbe family · HOUSE for sale, Laurel Cliff Atto'""' ror PWnuH underwent loot surgery. 6 11 %tc 1965 model. LovelJ maple Phone WY 2- <7l 11, :at. 31; <B> T, t4. :tt., fJBJ nr Mrs. Elva Canter and Mrs. BURKETT Barber Shop closed finish. This set 4 montbs old. road, "" acre. NOTICI Lola Slone called on Mrs. Flavweet of July 19. 6 17 3tp Has four speed changer. 4 &322.. ~v:.:•t Leitner Wednesday evening. speaker sound system. IWdlo eoun " Mr. George Boston has been POSITIONS available lor equipped. This set sold $249Sales & Service ~~,:; ·~ ~..':~K.':t a patient in the Holzer bospitaL clothing Party Plan Demon- I 95 new. Take ov& payments ~ Auto Sales to s:!de=~~·:;a:. t:un~ Miss Mae Rickard Ls spend~ trtrator. Chance lor ad- of $5 per month or pay bal- eFill Almost Every Car "" or Auauot. '"'· ing lOme time with her si•ter, nncemenL Fresh Silks, Inc. I ance due $116.34. Phone WY USED Chevrolet truck for . Date.t thiD~~ :~~tofN!!I'· tllf5. Alice, in Parkersburg. For lnformalioo, write or 2-6555. 7 14 lfc eTransferable WlteD aale. Phone WY 2-3092. ' " '" Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gunoe call: Eleanor J. Douglae, Rt. SINGE!l ZIG ZAG Sewing rnaYou Trade Can 7 1~ 3tc ooTico .. """" oo "'"""" and children of Huntington vioa, Coolville, Ohio, Phone: chine. You need no cams. All i eGuaranteed 24 months No~: J•,!~:,·:~v.O: ited over the weekend with 1 Chi!Bier 911>-242'1 • 7 I& 3Dtp built-in features. Makes butor 24,000 mfies FOR SALE - 1959 American ~~\~~:; T:-~•. ":; """'"' ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. tonholes, monograms, fancy eMost Popular Unit Rambler, $150.00. Call WI t- ••tttton... n"" • Cl·-nce Hoffman. Dn "' Court ofohio. "-'"" lUTOMU...... D!lllriDCI tJeell designs, sews on bullons, • 1c· 2912. 7 12 6tp eovnt,, Irene Winebrener and "::~: [ eo-""'' I.AIII JUIIf .,.. Pay 15 per month or pay In the U.S.A. :,,~~~ were '11lursday dinner "' 111"1 ~te~MtT C1111 WY . . .. balance $62.22. Free home nto Rambler .,.,..,, ...,.. to tho of Mr. and Mrs. Trot Blefssillg lUll< demo ' Call WY 2-fiSSii ' Wll'ld ..,_.__. ol -..... " • ...,..,,. " tow, r.. .....,,. Jntfail.. DMUNIUU --....Mt forth lll Aid petiU011; and \hat Of Ma,son, 7 14 &tc EscelleDee Aid petttioD wtn ,_ tor ~»Hrtn1 Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Moss ------· Help Wenteel SEWING machines, repair ser,.. "" ••• "' '""'· '"'· - v1 II all: WY 2-2284. ear nom. rtdo .... ,... :;::!,:'·G~~. of Oak Hill, w. Va., were HELP Wanted: Licensed praoce, a m es. loa ""'"'"· 8maD .., o<IIIIOIDI ....,. ..,.,.,. recent supper guests of Mro. tical nurse for Carm.m Nurs- The F.abrtc .Shop, Pomeroy. ad ....lerabWtJ Trw&en o1 Sllll~ J~~~ - Edna Rollins. lng Home, at Pomeroy, Ohio. Authrotzed Smger Sales and' Pontllroy, 0. 8oo Mrs. Garnett Cliapman 6-20-lfc Servtce. a 29 tie I illdrGpGI1In M-. returned to her home after ,..,_ - u. I. Clwllllonlco TtmlLAND FOR SALE, suitable for .iuiN THE AAA- Be protected 1L Ma1Jt 8treol, Pomer07 era! weeks with ber children building. Yt mile from Porn- 011 Road-bond and i.rip oerv. , _ WY Wl7l in northern Illinois. ;::,.·:~:.U:na:.eroy corporation. Phone WY tee. Call or contar.t: E. M. • 22 Ue 'lt!t WUdwood 4-H Garden Greggory FowJer, tht son .,....,,., at ,... .........., 2-6018. 7 12 6tp Burton 578 Broadway Sl, Club met Joly 8 at the borne 11' a. Mrs. Aaron traiDIDI . . til 1.ppolrtt.ed. l:apt,'IIIIM I l,jy-~-...1.. ...... .. "" """' '"'~ WE GLADLY LOAN a Blue Middleport, Obio. ..._.. advisor, Mrs. Victor Hysell. now employed at the Kaiser aoa 1111 101111. .mart.. , ,..qwl'flftl•eu.. • 25 -.. R ~~• w"~ ~u ......, 111111• 1114,... ••u• Lustre Carpet Shampooer -o .,... •.., eporta were given by pJant near Ravenswuuu. C. - ... ..__ ,.,..., with purchase ol Blue Lustre. INSIDE and outsl~e painting. FOR SALE: Matched team Gooch oo gaillardiu, by Ardath Brinker has gone to """" ................, ...,_ _ Baker Furniture. 7 13 6tc Roof work. Reasonab:e rste. ponies, 46 Inch, Z and 3 Gooch oo Lure Hmnmlng Birds, Jefferson City, Ind., to seek - ·- -- B-J.9.,1111p years w1th new pulling bar- by Peggy Mllboall oo "Now is employment. W.n ted To Buy SCHOOL GAS ~ANGES- Two Phone VI _:I-2!00. ness .. Reasonable. Wold Spen- the Time To" and Grace T : Cooper District ANTIQUE Furniture, di•hes <2) beaullful appan ranges. AUimONEER cer Chester Ohio Hysell on "Don't School Convention will be mt!ICellaneoua Call or wrtte Excellent condition. Priced to Complollliervld ' ' ·, 17 3tp Plants Whlle on July 2 at the Good Shephtrd ~ Boward Cecil, 800 w. move quickley. Call WY 2ertu Bradford Grace HyuU pvt a 7_ 12 6lc _ Sl, Pomeroy. _3563_· _ Wrtle, Prole 01 Coatacl THREE YOUNG BULLS from stratton using a lrlaniUlar and Brenda Barnette. Alter thl! 1 6 29 Uc iUSED bathtub, good condition, A. C. BRADFORD 8 months to 1.; years old. rangemeol, .and Teresa Gooch meeting Marjie Jo Wamsley -------:-::-------:-;reasonable. Phone WY :!<i293, Racbte, Ohio Herefords, eligible to regiS- gave a sJ)tll:ial demonstralioo led games, and Employment Wanted · Frank Fugat.t. 1-lo-tfc li 1 tfe ter. Reasonable. For breed· wert served by Jlille Carson. FOR THE very best painting 1963 FORD TRUCK, haU ton. A&l CONDITIONING Refrtger- lng purposes '"' otherwise. Ten membert attended the and deocrating and roof re- 4,200 actual miles. $1,:195. Call atlon oeTV!ce. Jack's Rev. Thomas A. Cleland , Ra- July 9 meeting of the '11te Bedford Shining Stars pair pbone WY 2-5665. Reas- SH 2-!ill52. 7 8 tic eration, New Haven, Phone cine, Ohio. Phone WI J1.258f, er<ek Helpers held at July 7, at the Bedford onable rates. 7 12 6tp -- TIJ ~f e tfc 6 17 3tc borne of Diiie Carson. Youth Center with nlnetwt CABBAGE. potatoes. cucum- ..... -.... th In attendance. ()ur. For Rent ' bers and tomatoes. Clarence l.art the business meeting e mem=c-=c::o· _ - --Pn>ffitt Portland Ohio VI Beatlotl lnsurence bers decided ID bold their next log the business meeting SIX ROOMS and bath, located ' ' MtaenvUie, Obit meeting 00 July 20 at the Ky- members discussed plans for • off State Rt. 7. Inquire at ' 3-22M. lie End your ,...., trGoblel PIIM'O Copyull flenl<e. CopleT Creek elub bouse. community service project. De· 6 29 the H18h 7" Club. We bave all lllel tea made Gf le&al papent. alao disCUMed alfAudlng monstrations were given by 7 IIi 31c I DON'T PUMP Y"" lluggtsb sep. Sew" lllr M... bir!lt record• and almOSt 1111)' cooperatives ~I!Dfl to be Wendy Carp<r on how to trim AP-=-AR=nJENT="· ;;;-;;FO;;;nR<REftT. AI- \ lie tank. Get Klean-Em-Ail CaD ~!'IDa'~ other documenta. at Royal 00 Pi11'k on shrubbery and by Sheila Hawk Good loc8oeptlc tank cleaner. Land" , ...... , ....Reuter laouro..., Pomera7 15. DemonstratloM wert liv- on how to make muffins. Mary :.,_~ Crookl, W'i lll1U'II Farm Bureau. 7 21 tie _ I f tie en by Cathy Harrison on t.soed Midkiff aod Dawt1 Carper were 1-311311 11 lfc I lJ Ue IIEA11NO. PJemhln.. Maoller aalad. and by Debbie Shuler on in charge of recreation and JanVNFtlBIOSIIED 4 room, bath, MOBILE Home, 11157 Skylloer r - . AniOid llrollten. Musicel Instruments heMming a tea tnwel. et Mees served refreohmento atllltJ room, alee prd. Pollll .a x 8 2 bedroom, good eondl- m - Ma1rt - - . Ptm- . RINET 1111 --new -- $liD reports on health asd safety to the members and advltors LaDe. f!lu:o)g llelgbls. Pb. tlon- Mr. Reed, Reednllle • ..,. l'IMM WY Wf411, ICLAbool '7-l~~trerl pvea by Vleklt HarriJoll pteaeDL WY N'16. 1 11 110 Obio. Pboo116'1-633l •26-!0W 7 :10 110 P -::r[':yn~::Ji=·u!:~Go:~~:!,::~ ::: ~..~~:;';"' ;~."!;:'..!:::..~ ~~~ al~~\':.:mra~~~ ~~rc: Letart, w. va. Soct'al News MARK IV AUTO ...':' AIR CONDITIONING I •&1:::::: ,.. •-" 1 I t:!'tN:: th• $34Q·OO Blaettnar's .. BERRY'S WORlD 4-H Clubs .::=n:: Mab. Refrlg-\ Grit..... Plam.... = I ... ....,... I sa' uo:a. O.lluroptaa ~n~r,r Mnlft I. Marko ·-···· A GAii\E_,. 13. lln- ,,. OiDoui'OI t . ll;&rly llrttlohor f.IQoiUmo CHECKt;ll$ FER FIVt!l CENTG catt~t> IICI. Petty quarrt:l J8.Si l4 ot NptUUo• 11. YOWtr •h•p ..LHillnr TCJWtr" 2'1. ... 4Dt- 11-ThoOrttll& 16. 0.1'4:1ta 21. 01~ Worl<t cklt:lc IS. Mix ,_.....,........ ..... :S:l. Noblomn JG. Obnoxlo\61 ettlld pl&nt sroup 31.ilmptoJ JO,<Jodduo 19. Unit ot weJrht 3t. Ti>ootor ( , of victory: 39. Peck Cr. 40. Unity wutat :u. Mitehlevou. one 32. M.Is 3.'i. O.ijRk lett• M. Continenl: a.bbr. 35. BahyL god 36. Inquire 37. Sky-blue 39. Recipient of a gU't. FI'shi'ng Pressure is ow ::::::::;::::::;:==.:=.:::;;; ot a play f . Vtrb torna 20. Mo11'm Jllllr• H. J\lmp over Qreeee W'ldlif Di . . R rt I e VISIOn L epo s ° _,...., I . Mlootn~ a. DIYltiQn 26. Couple 2&. bJands 41, Elllllers 42. Poker stake "Mullt bt that new r.tl~hbor. 1 uw hint omlle at j .luntorl" , -· I _ PIIW·-I'LL PLAY 'IE!IOME C3. Snat·es H . Globule IIOWI<I LRoman reneral Here's bow to work lt1 , DAILY ORYPTOQUOTI: - AXYDLBA.t.Xa Ia t.ONQFJ:LLOW One letter •Imply llllMda for anoth•r. In lhiiiiii.Drple A Ia u•~ tor the thfee L'S. X for the two O'a, etc. Single lrLter•. apot· trophies, the length ancl fOI'matlon ot the word• a.re all hlnW. Ea.cb. dq t.ba cod. lett.Nw ue dl.fterent. 4 Oeyplt>(nua Quola... FeHWPBBPBDB BVliFPLPCYB Cl[ RJ:JI Ra.t.aOB BMPIW BDQGlll DICit 1RAt, 1111 OtES'nR GOULD I[E C 1.-LO G JIJ: PIT WJI WMPO Radio Yes-y'o Cry~loo 'PIS E~IER TO ll!AKJl em'!'AIN THINGS LEOAI. 'I'HI.ll 'l'O .IJ&AKIIi TIIIIOIC LIGI'no IU.T~N•JI"'OI'l WJEH RADIO 8:30 Dow Jones Averages. 6:36 Sundowtl Serenade 1:00 Natiooal News Monday , . , l'rtda' 7:01i Sundown Serenade 6:00 Sign On 3:00 Sign Ort 1: OII-I& Musical pock SATURDAYS 7··•J Bo SIW '" Kaow 6:00 Sign On - News 7:02'30 News 1:115 Country Music Time 7:45 ~irst Baptill Church 6:20 Country Jamooree 8:00 Oillo Valley tlewo •·00 Protestant Hour t:OO Talk of lbe Town 7:30 Sports Parade t:li PubUo llervler Show 7:35 L.arry Anderson Show 10:16 Churclt Gf Cbrist J.tJ:4S ll'a Music - i\rmy •- ' 1.alchltrlr~ 11:110 Dairy Valley and Dullton'al ".,.. '"• f •· Top Teu Show II: Ill MornlnJI Melod!N, 12:00 News lion. lhnl. Wed. 12:11 '4ullical fntertud• " ·'I Ch""'b Bel• Rtaa, rrL 12:30 Rev. Merlin reels II ·• Worlr NOWII 1:00 The Jim Mees Show : '·10 Evano r dletln Boa 6:00 Sports Parade 12:25 N•wa ~ tr•6:06 Jim Mees Show 12:~~ Atricu1~·-. Programs 6:30 National News 12:45 Co"ntry Go Round ·.c:so lioc:W ~ty 8:M Sundowtl Serenade 1:55 New, Beat 10:35 BW Mill• 8ntnclt Show 8:00 OH the Air 2:00 Count· y Go-Round 10:•1 . . _ All'- ProJriiD n'ND.US u : Ntwa Beat 7:30 Sign On - i\rm_, Hour S:OO v· · -· allnto <Tuesclay) 7:11 News S:M News Be ! 10:BJ'imiiJ W011hlp ('lturs.) 8:00 Baptist Layman•a Hour 4:00 DioeiPI W'~t DoN 10:fl kS.C. 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Andrew 7:10 Musical CloCk 5:01i Jim MtU Shotr 2:311 Sunday showcase 7:45 First Baptist Church 6:00 8portl Pvi\Cio 8:30 SundoWII Serende 1:110 Ohio VaUey News 8:10 Jim Mill Situ'ir 1:00 011 lhe AJr ''" l!ustcal Clod JULY IVONDAY TllkU rRJDAY6:00 Sian On - N~w• 6 05 Sacred Heart 6 20 Meigs County RFD 8:21 Poul Bowen, Farm UO News 6:35 Country Jambor.. 6:57 Weather 7 00 National .~ews 7:115 BDl Miller ShoY 7:30 8port1 Paro~e 7:35 BUI Miller Show 7:35 Piekern; Hardware ITuts '11lurs.) 7:50 NeWI 8·00 Bill MIDer Show 8:45 Baker Furnllurt Shott 9:110 New1 9:06 Coffee with Janel lt:OO Portraits of a Patriot lO:Oii Swap Sltop THE lORN LOSER _ _..;;_;;..:;;:;_::::..:::_ _ _..!.,;..::..;::=; 9:00 llll!h School IDI Parada 10: st Sons & Stoq Time 1U .l5 l'ne r.ol~er Key ll:OO DemoeraUe LeBIJh,ture II: 15 Must--a! lnterlnde 11:30 !Wpubllcat Legislature 11'45 Walt.,. ~Uer Report 11:51 Musical Interlude 12:00 Local 6 Oblo NtWI 12.20 !!vans B1 , Board 12:16 Newa 0 Gri!DI 12:30 Saturday lbtlnt1 4:110 Dlscinb With Dou 4:30 Top Tea Rovut f;OO SaiurdaJ' Nttrl i11111111!W1 1:15 Mtllleal lntorlude 5:30 ClliiUIIunlty Cboirl 6:00 Dance Party t:OO Oil The Air VOU KHOW THEM~ W~Y. ~ MU~T eE ~E- UTTu;: 14,11?L THiY wtRE E~CTINQ lb VICIT THEM! et:ill!i' 11-tt y 'ClAID! 1'6 YOUR NAME eNN\5 ·~ AND 'KlUR DOO, ~' Of~, YOU POOR CHILD I BlJ r I JIJ5T ,.!JQH" r 6EUE VII 't()U &T,. t!NNIEf I'M IN TI-IAT j:\RE t YOU "fO'vl TWIDDLE' YOU COME IN WIT~ 1,§ r I'M TONwV,':'I~~~:~\ YOU TOO, ' GRAF P.HD QJS'SIE ARE COM E i,~.'I"TH u<;; NOW ~ Wt;; UV£ Nf oLD ecY. SandaJ f:ot I)JIII On 1:110 '"hi Singlna Preacher 1:11 " . ... Rep . l::o C'lurch <' Christ 8:L. •tUlle: Tr-' · ·1•Jdl 10 ....1 F' ·t Bapllll Church 11:30 Cblldren's Chapel ll:j· lund•y New• Special U:OO I ;ws RePOrt U~ 15 ..:.;pliCOpaJ CJ.11rch 12 45 "tl'-olfc !nlorma: 1:00 Church of God 1:30 11>Bi Call Z:OO Old Folkr Hour 3:110 llymns from Harding 3:15 Sunday SboWCUI No Pu ..., Servl. - Show t ; "" 9110 IDI Pande 5:110 City " - ·~- '• Re: ·• 5:15 990 Hit Parilda " ., Of' The ~lr 1, Air SANSOM . • ii • BIIANN~.-· W!\.L JU51' HAVl! TO IIOI(K A LITIL! FAST!R ... KEE~ ONE STEP AHEAD OF HER 1RIGHTf �'' r' I. j ~,.. •' "' • Columbus. Great grandmothers are Mrs. Charles E. Snider, Pomeroy; Mrs. Dorothy Smalo ley, Long Bottom, R. ~·· and Mrs. Linnle Lenz, Coolville, R. Pratt Joilu at y D. ~ MISSES enttne Dnoted To The lntuetfl 01 The MeiJI·Mtuon ..4reo WRANGLER KNEE • VOL XVII NO. 77 NTI POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JULY 19, 1965 • = E 3 Lost In Sergeant Compares Battle Races Highlight Show To. 'Bulge' in World War 2 • •; -•.= •l !•:i:~:!ll,' II ····· Wrangler with • now twill-- TONIGHT knee pants-fashioned In~ western styliJ with all the features Wrang1er is known for ... made of sturdy 10 oz. deniaa "DEVIL SHIP PIRATES" Christopher Lee Audrt'W Keir MAN. THAT IDLL IS STEEP - So said the riders in the Meigs Motorcycle eiUII hill climb Sunday on Peach Fork Road. At least 45 degrees steep, this hill not beln& made by the driver, looks "about 90 degrees" from the top. The motorcycle club at• tracts cycle enthusiasts who are law-abiding taxpayers and anxious to erase a certain stigma drawn by the few cycle riders who handle their machines as rowdies (llld rarely live to old age). The Cycle clubs encourage Jaw officers to treat the rowdiel according to law. Their extraordinary behavior crowds the good riders from head· lines. Hill climbs and scramble races are the chief thrill events sponsored by cyclt clubs, all conducted under the most strict rules for safety. -and"MARA Of THE WILDERNESS" Linda Saunders i (Color) Fight with Sclerosis Ends TONIGHT H. G. Weill' 'FIRST MEN IN THE MOON (Technicoloi ) Edward Judd. Martha H)'er Liout' l Jeffries _ Has Man Betur~·~ liasp~ Thrill~ Rracht"d Muon Wunder 1 Edtlr Allen Poe't "MASQUE Of THE REO DEATH" Vlnr~:nt N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. iTet·hn icolor l Prire. Hazel Court. fl:tl 'id WPston WPird hurror Shol'kmg : Blood. Gone. Ruthtf'ssnf'sst Masked BaU . DE'ath stalks celrbrantl . HORROR• SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY JULY 18-19-10 "FLUFFY" AT 1 - Tf'rhnirolot·- Tnnv Randall, Shirll.. y ,Jones. F'luffy, "LOOKING FOR LOVE" l\\£ POM£\tO~ t£M£\n BtOt" tOM~~\\~ ON EASTERN TOUR Mrs. Arthurrr. Cht>S!~r; Dr. · and .'Yrs. Roge-r Grueser and Sm;an Olirtor . .Joh.v B;;~kt'r. lhree daughters , Gina. Lisa and Barh:~ra Nichols.• Juy C. Flip Susan of I..<Jgan. Ohio. attend· pt>n . l.t>o . Hamilton . Yvt>tle e<1 the recenl wedding of Mis< MimPnux . P:111la Pr Pnti s... , - TN•hn ieolur('onnic Franris. .lim Hutton. Dannv Thnma~. Johnny Car <on Rtmnin~ lime : 3 Hrs. ' Fslt..r Walch al r.ambril\s , Md . They visile<l the Enchanled ForI est near Baltimore, wenl sighl- ADDED wm ELfCTRIC GARAGf DOOR OPERATOR With Radio Control ~ DAitK NIGHTI . . , WM1 operatt !llfllt cloors up to a·, 18· SAFE , .. •t will aulomat•,•lly stop -..-htrl 1'1 h• ts an otJ,;trutllo" Door u n bl' manually OPf 'i l!!d 111 ttw ~•w o1 a po .... er fai1urt Radio cnnt• ol hu an &dvanctcl oesign to &•v• yurs <Jf de~Oabie str~ oce withOut ff~•rlC CEILING SERVICE DOORS Hldt tt1•t cr•c~ed. non • wash•ble, 5ty •• - [ouy to · ,nst&ll . eotfJint ... •· !' 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Gallipolil, Ollie 114·95 HARDBOARD In quiet, tery on tht DUnoll the town he left I There's Been AChange Of Heart ••• ago. Pmident Jon~l!O fly bere with other officials to Join memben of Steven In 1 simple private vice. _In ~iV:~~: led Cemetery neil' a monument boDIJrlnj take, lhi lith vice lhi Uill~ Stall[!. ahaded from lbe by tall oak, .Calls Respouse dleltnut 197 Page Consumer Catalog Wll1l \ CEILIII TILE 11 'he "'' S.••re l'oot lin Pull CIM.l to those of hl1 aola iecretary a doseD other StevaiiSOII llmllJ. SALE NOW IN PROGRESS - ENDS AUGUST 7th - MANY MORE BARGAINS ' THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. THE DEPARTMENT STORE OF BUILDING SI_NCE 1t15 PHONES WY ~192 _AtfD WY 2·3679 . \ . . '··''"7' · ·.;·-·" \ ' --···--~· •' ' ' 'r.·f • . ' � 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 07. 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