https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c1c25d12f848b3cada44f11a6a3eee9.pdf e387951d9fa18cbf8ee07200ba5b4a9d PDF Text Text ' \ I .,'.. ' I . ' -, t ' ' . ' .. ' ,,; ' .. ..,. ,:.' J 'j ' • enttne ' ~· ~- '. •• ' .... .-j. •: 1 11 .. '. • I ,. ,. J'l ...... -~--.r:.;.,; ( t ,, r _r • ) ;! '' } I ' MONDAY, MAY 2, 1966 ________________............... FIVE~.; .::.:=:.::..:::::=::..:.::.:.:..:::.::::_______..:.:=:..:::.:.:.:.:..:.:.:.:.:..::....:.:.:..:.. rOL XVIII NO.· ••10 0- M··-----' ~_________________ POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO The last &f .late Dr. Chari"' ::. In a few ah :-a new 150 stUl : community tel! partially comtil• field but also I Dr. Holzer WI!S Grande College, and in Ul51, WB: appointed an he: DR. A!\ID A staff of Holzer I Michelle, left th wi 11 serve in th1 Lo Fort Knox. K Another Holzer M. Turner, John of months go an with the Air Fo Bay, Labrador, • Bill Lee. over al pita!. rerenlly ret from Dr. Turner ed that things are were in Gallipoli: amd Dr. Vallee jc zer staff in .July o ' . 180 Attend 'Swan-Song' Lions Convention at OU ALLBY OOP WORLD A REG'I.AR liiS:ain. He took a keg, put wooden inside il, and plac top of the grape .81 went into the JDB and so far as I 1 still at Ode Parso ANYBODY HEF .fake Siders, or ~ Well. back about'l row built a nic::e boD.rd. It was so was still in use l That'~ when C. W. who lives at Muds to make a corner c found the inscrip1 Sider~ .. wr Jake one of the board: the boards in the.c ill of a uniform ing the man m~l a good carpenteJ: Foiled Diver Fighting for His Life maker. ' IIIRS. MARIA: Campbell. manage WJEH. was one ( tho other niyht at River~ Gaur• readllll 12.0. 33.5, rw on rollers. Potnel ~am out. Pt. Pleasant 3.40 falling, Kana 9.17 failing. Cbarl rising. London WB! feet, Marmet 8 fE fled! 13 feel. · CAPP ', Boat Movemelltl: Ohio River - J II do•~ 13, 6:1~ a lin Pierre up 14, Rose G. up 1~, 3:5 ca up 16, 5:15 down 16. 550 a. ' · ' 17, 5:l0 a. 1:40 a. m. ; 3:40a. m.; Wester a.m. : OVEC ' u~ G p. m.: New Orlea• ' . ·.• ~ • . ,.,' ... . up t:IO a. m.; I jord up Greenup WIUiam Pill up ( a. m.; Lady Glori iihl 3:50 p. m.; worth II up Melda t Ranger and SOuth'., Jlleldahl 8:50 p. tr down Me)dabl GaDipolll llal . dilwn 6:25. p.'·m.; • !Iamson up 10:50 1 . llle down 1!:30 liib down a. 1 '1/10 .. a. ' liowe up %:50 ' ,'' Calhoun cJOiNn · ..,~ ~Iter Jean · : 8:10 .li n conawhe . In Youth Slain, Girl, 16 ~ Shot Near Zanesville Dr. Holzer. LAS!' WEE:KE~ son. enroute to Th~ parked his tmck Pirsons' housP. Tl hh•f's of bet'!~ 011 Bet'S of one hive i !Warmed on Ode's Gibson went on to Ia, and left h~ 1M Well. Ode Parso bees. Monday mornin1 ced h• had the b iuit I' -.~ . ., .. �~-••.·.: :. ...... , .. .... ' -~·-~ .. '" -~~ . ... :........ . : •. •••.. '.. , · · ·· ·· ··" · .. .... ..... · .--·-···· • •• ·--- ---.::.~.:..... o,..- 0••;.,,, , ;.,_,,,, '·' __ .. ,., , •• ~ . .. ,,......., ,., ,,L • .-~ - ·- o-, ••1'0....... ·~ ~ ' """'' " · ~-• •• ~ ... ~ • ..,. ~., .. ,, ' c , ,.•...;, ••,!·:,,__ _ 0 "' ' " ' " ,. . ' 1 ' ··'- .• , . '....... . ... . ·~ ' ., ' \ (/ I ·; .. . D~lly Favorite \ I Vote For ••• ~-- . Sentinel, PonsenJy-Middleport_. 0 ., -· ----~-- ' ually fruru l.•.r.,.ir:• .i~ ·!" 1.4 - - -- · · tlnulng to li)le 9" 1·e I ·· n. tlli· ~ ~ .-.._ _....., l!OIItlni:t' w.,i:k 'nS ·<~If tiM; ~rm';' . ar lo take advantage of itl!l9< , Fazmm partiejpaUn&~ ' _,,, , CAP lv!ll .reeolve ad paymenta related 10 iiM "' the cosHbare payme£111 • tht'ifilo4 dive!'ted. .:;:, 'llle Cbairmall reparled IIIII ao far N of tho farm tper~I«S in Melp Csomly bave lpplied IDr qreemenla uDdl!r CAP, l!ld 5$ of the agreemmls bavl been signed. Tbele lflne:l • pml!llta involve 1,1110 IC!IW of cropland. FLIJ1lltl's who 1rt Interested in diverting acreage under : 1 ' ,.... ..., . ( :. ~ IN THE PlaUREI Vote for • REPUBLICAN ... ::='·· :.. ' ·- - - - : : - : - - - - - New Cropland Adjustment is Open to 13th State Representative . X \ RALPH WELKER . ,. :; J·( .; RESPECTED at the last le· •-gislative session, he will cast 1 strong vote at the next! Farmer, businessman, ve~er· an World War !1, marrted, lhree children, a community • ' '• 1\ ·· cropo normallJ ~ oz: lbe land, ana ~oa I ~I "'--•-·. ;~ loCal employment opJ>OrUin.~ ...: ~.~..AY ~ -; ' 2, IMft--S,. All·Stilrl!t ! •; ' - -- Ma~ ) Garlts R. Karr, -Sr. . 1:~ For MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER . . ' :"' . :r·.. .•·: ,. ! ( rather than an sna.. I -FuiiTorm- :: ) long-term al agreement are ursed :wt :ta delay filing a CAP appUcaUOD. There is also a limitation 011 0.. total acreage within • eoomly or trade area which may • eM placed under such agreemirits. ltepubllcan Condlclllt Your Vote & Influence Appreciated ·leader. M.eip for Welker Comm. Pd. Pol. Adv. Fred w. Crow, Chrmn. I } ! \ I MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Gerald James Swisher, 43, · Middleport. coal miner. Evalyn W!lson, 58, Middleport, housework; Theodore Ronald Willford, :1:1, Long Bottom, farmer, and S(lnnie Sue Anderson, 19, Long Bolton\; Bobby Lee Foster, !1, Minersville, coal I miner and Linda Darlene DUI, 1 17, Pomeroy, student. VOTING PLACE SET , Long Bottom precinct citizens will vote May 3 in the Charles Larkins building on Route 248, 11 was announced today. I LOCAL TEMPS The temp<!rature In Pom· eroy's business district at 11:30 a. m. today was 5Z degrees und.-r cloudy skies. ' ! The Store That Cares About YOU! . l YouiiW It! You asW for naore! le we It Is ••• NOW J I USE '\ I I BONUS SERIESDF BINGO .I Bob Mitior • Jerry Lowery WIN UPTO THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO JN'l'EREST 01 ldEIGS • MASON AREA PRIZE SLIPS TO I ·t. - - & 17 I - A ' 'tl C llloa'l •• Uu _ . _ . e am.V ............... ,... '. ... 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CHOOSE ~ 12c Retells on the following tfftctlve aU week ENRICHED BREAD ~~;~~~R_·_ 4-~ 89c PEARCE· SIMPSON G&W BEET SUGAR-- s:. 59c ' . ' Tht OniJ Candldsllln Sovlhoosflrn Ohio 1£1d, H• ·lsrved Aa Your G•lll• .ltpubllecn Chairman l'er Th1 Pllt 20 v--. " . ' •-•lvt s· ! ' • '" ----·-··· ... .··--~-- -~~-~----.~-·-- ··- 1 *tllllditlaRinll· I FOREMAN & ABBOTT c., "YOU* (:a. HEADQUARTERS" Mll:iOL~PORT, N. 2ND .AVI. ' air cin:ul1t11 tluough your rooms. Forthlt-*fulf11llng1n11an tltGtrlo '· - '• ' ·'· . ' j Save.$5()00 only cleln, filtered BaeAnttnnet For Rtpresenl•tlve to Congma 1 OUIIide irritlnw can be ~uced. Witll electtlc air conditioning. 1 Hats tPro 27 tlan2112' 11!11112! RtpvbllCIII Candidate ., ... VEL PINi!APPI.i ' ' 'M ' ·R YAMI~LA OR IC .ECREA · . . - -\IJ-iol. ctn. · '9c M LEMON VANILLA , . • . " .,, ·'·~- Dtllt, ragWIId and other COMPLETE UNE OF ACCESSORIES. eCRYSTALS eMOBILE WHIPI eSPRINGS e LEAD IN CABLE eMASTPIPE •METERS eT~p FRm S.IEMAN MIDDI.IP.QRT, O. ' ALLERGY PROBLEMS REDUCED POMIROY. 0, 57 ' eBLOOMING PLANTS eCUT FLOWERS METROPOLITAN MOTORS Capable, Honest, and ERective Representation To My Many Friends of Meigs Countyz Vote Tuesday, May 3 This is your only means as an Amaris can Citizen of safeguarding your rights and privileges. In this way you can be sure that '1Government by the peopleu continues to be a reality. Ihope that Iam your choice for Representative to Congress•. I house air The Very Best In UHCI Cera Anywhere NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE VOTE FOR KATHERINE HAMBRICK··· $50. . Paiiiii'CIJ WY :Z.S421 ELEClRIC Rambler Trade-Ins CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ON THE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES . BARBARA ARY •••• ,. • . . $1 00• b' ?IIIII 1 ~·~ Robinson's Cleaners I 2 l I HBP KEEP THE TENTH 't1 .. • 3¢ . .I 4 FLOWERS Thll offer doea Dtit i.nclude aoin-op cleaniDI or fuN Flul) 11'. L. I BEMAN FOR CONGRESS ,IIOIJRAM •• , JOHN TURNER .• • ····•· · $100• - <Belt.ai.S.V.. ( NANCY BRYSON ••••.• $100. • • NBL Pboyoll SlladtDI? ly UDitocl Pnu bteraadoul 81aalfy C1Lp store your wlaler wooleas now at no cost for slorort. Pay oDly regular cleaning charge next laU. Mlddl1p0rt WY 2·5130 , _.._..,a eRAru•••d•'•..-.. ••• _ .... _., :. ...... Phone WY 2-2171 1. P•lzaSLIP DBLAWI~SON ...... to $100. E Charl11 Humphrays " SAVINGS CO. ' I HERE ARE SOME OF THE LUCKY WINNERS . Storage ~ITYLOAN BONUS BINGO GAME BOOK) ' FREE Rex Brown 125 t Main St. SHRf PLAYING TODAY ~ WIN EA~LV! WIN OFTEN' . SLIP THESE ROBINSON'S When money Is the guestioD. City Loan Is the anawer. Just call any 01111 of your close penonal money frleudl here fOl' any amOUDt, ronfidentlally. . ' -·~"'l'·,...-'1'..... .,....•..,....,<•• - - "' ... __ • h.........,,_..,. O. t..... • . ....., ......... _, ' . . II I 1 IIAT ftll ttviM • - 6/ISTAU WHOLE NDIIIIE ELitTRIC All &1/tlt/1/Dit/16 IIDW lhiu '-r ~**· anT - ' • ij �~-••.·.: :. ...... , .. .... ' -~·-~ .. '" -~~ . ... :........ . : •. •••.. 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FLIJ1lltl's who 1rt Interested in diverting acreage under : 1 ' ,.... ..., . ( :. ~ IN THE PlaUREI Vote for • REPUBLICAN ... ::='·· :.. ' ·- - - - : : - : - - - - - New Cropland Adjustment is Open to 13th State Representative . X \ RALPH WELKER . ,. :; J·( .; RESPECTED at the last le· •-gislative session, he will cast 1 strong vote at the next! Farmer, businessman, ve~er· an World War !1, marrted, lhree children, a community • ' '• 1\ ·· cropo normallJ ~ oz: lbe land, ana ~oa I ~I "'--•-·. ;~ loCal employment opJ>OrUin.~ ...: ~.~..AY ~ -; ' 2, IMft--S,. All·Stilrl!t ! •; ' - -- Ma~ ) Garlts R. Karr, -Sr. . 1:~ For MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER . . ' :"' . :r·.. .•·: ,. ! ( rather than an sna.. I -FuiiTorm- :: ) long-term al agreement are ursed :wt :ta delay filing a CAP appUcaUOD. There is also a limitation 011 0.. total acreage within • eoomly or trade area which may • eM placed under such agreemirits. ltepubllcan Condlclllt Your Vote & Influence Appreciated ·leader. M.eip for Welker Comm. Pd. Pol. Adv. Fred w. Crow, Chrmn. I } ! \ I MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Gerald James Swisher, 43, · Middleport. coal miner. Evalyn W!lson, 58, Middleport, housework; Theodore Ronald Willford, :1:1, Long Bottom, farmer, and S(lnnie Sue Anderson, 19, Long Bolton\; Bobby Lee Foster, !1, Minersville, coal I miner and Linda Darlene DUI, 1 17, Pomeroy, student. VOTING PLACE SET , Long Bottom precinct citizens will vote May 3 in the Charles Larkins building on Route 248, 11 was announced today. I LOCAL TEMPS The temp<!rature In Pom· eroy's business district at 11:30 a. m. today was 5Z degrees und.-r cloudy skies. ' ! The Store That Cares About YOU! . l YouiiW It! You asW for naore! le we It Is ••• NOW J I USE '\ I I BONUS SERIESDF BINGO .I Bob Mitior • Jerry Lowery WIN UPTO THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED TO JN'l'EREST 01 ldEIGS • MASON AREA PRIZE SLIPS TO I ·t. - - & 17 I - A ' 'tl C llloa'l •• Uu _ . _ . e am.V ............... ,... '. ... 'VI •I 'Ill Jllllll.. • • • 1'111111 1 ......... fill 0 IfReVS HaP YOU WIN CUT OUT OR COPY a.- e ,_6AIUR . . . . . . . I (SEE PAGE 7 OF YOUR ,. I S ........ , s ..........._Jt-•JTc~;C 117 llltl~'!fC . . . . . . . . . . . .._,. FRED S. BEMAN FAY AUTHUR ••.• • • • • • • $$0. for . . . I IIIIWil -.h lor,...,.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lEI ,,..,.. Ill ..... MloZV pz4 o;, ho.., 't ·• dwlf we ...,ltWII hoo:tlit with •IIWil-. A tttJI!Ifll~ II llur• .. 'NIIIIth.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - •••••• the M¥« • ... ...,!' .. llo-'III*DI .~dal!reY!*'JI"(I1? . . . . .1111 I l"11&11Jil . . .lhep.s6111lW . ·:z:~::~-ollosii ··-M , IJII;,;. •,, ~ ~ ~:,j *** r . ..... artatat . . . ,t ..**"POR** . ....,.. :r· •!!' ~ . ·· Art the Perfect Glh FOR MOTHER'S DAY \ Re~ails on the following effective Mon., Tuet. & Wed. ·CHICKEN ~::A~~ QUARTERS ALL.GOOD SLICED.BACON 2·~. "'· 39c $1.4S- BANANASR'i~t~~~ ' \ ~:: 75c eCOR5A9ES . DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd.Ave. CHOOSE THE FINEST • • . CHOOSE ~ 12c Retells on the following tfftctlve aU week ENRICHED BREAD ~~;~~~R_·_ 4-~ 89c PEARCE· SIMPSON G&W BEET SUGAR-- s:. 59c ' . ' Tht OniJ Candldsllln Sovlhoosflrn Ohio 1£1d, H• ·lsrved Aa Your G•lll• .ltpubllecn Chairman l'er Th1 Pllt 20 v--. " . ' •-•lvt s· ! ' • '" ----·-··· ... .··--~-- -~~-~----.~-·-- ··- 1 *tllllditlaRinll· I FOREMAN & ABBOTT c., "YOU* (:a. HEADQUARTERS" Mll:iOL~PORT, N. 2ND .AVI. ' air cin:ul1t11 tluough your rooms. Forthlt-*fulf11llng1n11an tltGtrlo '· - '• ' ·'· . ' j Save.$5()00 only cleln, filtered BaeAnttnnet For Rtpresenl•tlve to Congma 1 OUIIide irritlnw can be ~uced. Witll electtlc air conditioning. 1 Hats tPro 27 tlan2112' 11!11112! RtpvbllCIII Candidate ., ... VEL PINi!APPI.i ' ' 'M ' ·R YAMI~LA OR IC .ECREA · . . - -\IJ-iol. ctn. · '9c M LEMON VANILLA , . • . " .,, ·'·~- Dtllt, ragWIId and other COMPLETE UNE OF ACCESSORIES. eCRYSTALS eMOBILE WHIPI eSPRINGS e LEAD IN CABLE eMASTPIPE •METERS eT~p FRm S.IEMAN MIDDI.IP.QRT, O. ' ALLERGY PROBLEMS REDUCED POMIROY. 0, 57 ' eBLOOMING PLANTS eCUT FLOWERS METROPOLITAN MOTORS Capable, Honest, and ERective Representation To My Many Friends of Meigs Countyz Vote Tuesday, May 3 This is your only means as an Amaris can Citizen of safeguarding your rights and privileges. In this way you can be sure that '1Government by the peopleu continues to be a reality. Ihope that Iam your choice for Representative to Congress•. I house air The Very Best In UHCI Cera Anywhere NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED SEE VOTE FOR KATHERINE HAMBRICK··· $50. . Paiiiii'CIJ WY :Z.S421 ELEClRIC Rambler Trade-Ins CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ON THE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES . BARBARA ARY •••• ,. • . . $1 00• b' ?IIIII 1 ~·~ Robinson's Cleaners I 2 l I HBP KEEP THE TENTH 't1 .. • 3¢ . .I 4 FLOWERS Thll offer doea Dtit i.nclude aoin-op cleaniDI or fuN Flul) 11'. L. I BEMAN FOR CONGRESS ,IIOIJRAM •• , JOHN TURNER .• • ····•· · $100• - <Belt.ai.S.V.. ( NANCY BRYSON ••••.• $100. • • NBL Pboyoll SlladtDI? ly UDitocl Pnu bteraadoul 81aalfy C1Lp store your wlaler wooleas now at no cost for slorort. Pay oDly regular cleaning charge next laU. Mlddl1p0rt WY 2·5130 , _.._..,a eRAru•••d•'•..-.. ••• _ .... _., :. ...... Phone WY 2-2171 1. P•lzaSLIP DBLAWI~SON ...... to $100. E Charl11 Humphrays " SAVINGS CO. ' I HERE ARE SOME OF THE LUCKY WINNERS . Storage ~ITYLOAN BONUS BINGO GAME BOOK) ' FREE Rex Brown 125 t Main St. SHRf PLAYING TODAY ~ WIN EA~LV! WIN OFTEN' . SLIP THESE ROBINSON'S When money Is the guestioD. City Loan Is the anawer. Just call any 01111 of your close penonal money frleudl here fOl' any amOUDt, ronfidentlally. . ' -·~"'l'·,...-'1'..... .,....•..,....,<•• - - "' ... __ • h.........,,_..,. O. t..... • . ....., ......... _, ' . . II I 1 IIAT ftll ttviM • - 6/ISTAU WHOLE NDIIIIE ELitTRIC All &1/tlt/1/Dit/16 IIDW lhiu '-r ~**· anT - ' • ij �·'' . ' .. . ' :.:· ~-: ---- ~~ . . ·· -· · ....... .... . . .- ~~ -~ ~ ·-·:·.·;,_;.~.;~·: : :~: ':..::;.·:: :~·-- ··.·.:·: ~· ·. ·.:..~.::.···· ............. ~ ..... ······· • : ....... .. . o- . ·~- - ~ - 1 ---- •"·~--· ~. ----· · ... . ------- ·····-·. --.- .' -----·-- -- .... • ,. ' Henning Captures Texas Open by 3 Lie~s McDowell Flips . dter Second I H SAN ANtomo, Tex. (UP!) -Harolcl Henning of Johannesburg, So~lh Africa, rnade it two fournamonlo in a row Sunday lor forelgnel'l lo beat out United States pros by dragging 1111 J a," 1 of! first p1aee Uy l.iLl Ct: :.-:rc~:;;:; 1n lho 11!11 01111 Texao open. bitted In a pair of ru~• lor the ' Jy JIIIFF MEVI!R The 113,01111 first prize Texoa Gene Llltlor of_ I-> Jolin, Calif. , Open lll()ney was lhe b1gg.,c lha nrat IOd !bird r!llllld leader, of6<!111 prize purse ever earned l"!'al PI'" Wes lillie ond Ken by Henning. However, hu ""'" still o! Tacoma, Waoh. rm.ooo on a slngle shot In BUDCIIod al %'11 and lour London in [911! when he got a etrok., o!f the load were Jay !:o!~ ~'!-~~ w1ttJ ~ mne 1ron Dn Hebert of Lafayette, LA., Tet'l')' a ahort bela. Dill. ol Auslin, Tex., ano uave Three strokes behind Honnin~ Mii!"r of Litchfield Park, Ariz. I I I I II \ .' HAM 5-LB. CAl I ) 99 J ) / COFFEE ALL GRINDS CAN 3 Donald Duek ORANGE JUifE • Special Dust Bag Design-K..p! bag intake clear for more suction power • Sanitized' treated disposable dust bag • Vinyl Dust Bag Caver • Step·On Toe Switch • Adjustable 3-Positlon Hendlo • VInyl Bumper-protectswoodwork, furniture • All Metal Construction e Lifelime Lubrictttd Molar X X Tatl, N.Y. Warld.'t Falr §. "·'·''""""" MQOa 231-A ... eOp111 Fri. &Set. Nights Til9 X .~- ·The New INGELS CARPET 220 I. MAIN X WY 2-5661 eALSO ON SALE AT INGELS FURNITURE WY 2-2635 '·-- Deodorant Soap I :: . 33e I 8·0z. CAN 1 I 2 .... ..... s lb. COFFEE •• WHOLE t lOc lb. • i' Fresh Frying Chicken I I LONGHORN APPLESAUCE ..... . 8~:$1 EGGS • • • • • • • • • • ..... 49c CHEESE FLOUR .......... 5 ~ 49c Gr•dt A L1r,. White ...• • ""' 11.89 ••• • • • • • Evaporated COFFEE WITN COU,ON I G I 71e BREAD l!~ --\ I LEG QUARTERS ....... . lb. 35c BREAST QUARTERS ... .lb. 39c Spotfl1ht !natant I I I I I I 14-ot • jar $1.44 KROGER MILK ..... .. .5 Krttlt Whllt ' Kroger Plain or S. R. 09 SUGAR~~ $ FLOUR Detl'ltnt SURF ........... S:!. 1 HAIR SPRAY . •. . . ~::· 78c PORK& BEANS ..... 8 ~~: $1 PINEAPPLE ...... 3H·~:: $1 SYRUP •.. . •. • .. S !!; $1 tall cans .) lb. "'V\/ } a,, . SAVI '' 18e .'- Dtttrwtnt 85c wt./fl! -Lotion Vel Liquid CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT TO REPUBLICAN Repr... ntation in The F•ll .,.,. ~~o~~~o ...... fOLD POWER A MAN DEDICATiiD TO STAMPING OUT FEDERAL WASTE A MAN PLEDGED TO STRENGTHENING Rain k~tr 65c Country Club Ajax - ............. 99e DINNERS ICE CREAM lr•nd /Hl Flavors Swttt Tr..t Slictd All Pu,_.. L'"ld Cltll"er 3 ·~~- $1 HI-C DRINKS •••••• S1 TISSUE ..... ...... 3 ,.,.. S1 ••••• • • •• W11(1ori While I Aut' d. Colort ;• ~"­ H•n;hty't Cktctltte Cleaner ............ _29c Ajax Boxes A MAN WITH A SUCCESSFUL RECOIID OF PROMOTING INDUSTRIAL GROWTH A MAN WHO fAVORS A FIRM, SOUND 2 FOREIGN POLICY A MAN WITH YOUR IDEAS, .YOUR NEEDS AS HIS FIRST CONCERN 1441, • Golden Ripe Dried TOMATOES A MAN WHO WILL li YOUR .PINTO BEANS Jf2 lb• ~... ~.......... 20e .' n.... llltftt ....... 69e lOUR YOTE .4ND SUPPORT WILL BE .(PPRBC1.4TED H. Pol. . . . . lito. Inn ~·1•. ·-·-· '"' u..w. .... -ala •- gal. I • 43c - REPIIILI~N for CONGRI$S • · - , .....11 I..W. lolh CLARENCE E. MILLER Kroger Pure 35c Soaky CONGRISSMAN BANANAS ORANGE JUICE Action VIMl RIPE Dried Chives 1/11.& ............ _ ' Giew Coen ' Oil. ' ' Margarine V Sun•wttt Laree PruM• .... .......... .. fit • .-,. Sun•wnt Ll'lt Pnlntt ....... ....... , .. , 2 lit. FREE 50 a. pj!,~f·~!tc~=~t!!!;~t lt'IUiar P1 :ce lor lpltllthl tnst.ot- 14.... 49e ... ,. .,:·.,.,.f~.~~ ~~7e ,_ ·--~- • '" I ' •• ! Ajox Fl"' I Woll LOCAL GOVERNMENT ' 1.00 , lt.ltely r.otlltht .... llolt- A MAN WHO CAN RETURN THE I OTH Mt'CIIIil!'lld• Cllt. t.IIICII~r, 0 .... . CUT-UP Tray Pack .00 Detergent ""' ......;,,_, $7e Cold Power tllot ............ &, J. 59c lb. 49e lb. 55e lb. 35c lb. 39e pkg. ' A MAN OF PROVEN ABILITY IIDhf for CGDJre• Comlll, Denver Cunninthom $10. FRESH FRYERS lb. 12-oz. 39c Ad X lartll floor ure producb •ltettd for IIGUR If Good "'~... llotltlhokx_85c i X 1. Beats! 2. ~I J. Sucllon cleans! 1.01 ,,_,,Ohio At•• lrtww _ Pomeray, Ohle lonnlo Dorst - U. S. Got•. Inspected Delivered From The Farm OYSTERS CAKE Soap le OFF - BEG.. SIZE Tri~e-Care Ciani~ Alltion Breasts ...... _ Whole Legs ... _ Thighs ....... . Wings ........ . Giblets .... _.. . Backs & Necks. Duncan Hines ~ \ .. X Pomeroy, Ohio DovaKotehu-J.OO , .....,...,., Ohio Veu rn1y I"'Ctillt 50 lktr• Top Value St1mp1 with coupon tM and puref't••• of 2 or m.re PIChllll Frtlh or Frozen Piece ehicktn. Soap 3 ::, 39e THE SHOE BOX MODEL 231-A Normon Smith _ 50,00 Pornoroy, Ohio '""'h - "-• Fresh Frozen Standard 4.i 2-Lb. ...,....,__ EUREKA CANNED HAMS ,.,., ............. 43e CANVAS FOOTWEAR DOLLAR I Gornol Holt _ Middleport, Ohio I 0.00 Pomeroy, Ohio PIECE CHICKEN o1·SWIFT'S PREMIUM Soclules 1 X 10.00 Ft·esh or Fresh Fmzen DUBUQUE'S Cheez-Its 1..... .,, ......... 31e MAXWELL HOUSE I X Tom Motthowa _ Pomeroy, Ohio 50.00 Chicken -Anyway You Like It ! Ctpyrlaht, Tho ICrtlltr Co., JrU Fudge Stripes a..c............ , 49e tea,... I• I• April Smith _ ) ....... _J. Mlaan, W. Yo. · Pomeroy, Ohio SWIFT'S PREMIUM u. s. &ott. i MORE Kothryn Jordon _ 10.00 Willard FaudrH _ 5.00 ' DEMOCRAT VOTERS Dorothy Fiachor • 50.00 Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio I Attention! Meigs ·County 1 JOIN THESE LOCAL WINNERs· \ rnu:;;"d::"~";"~ ~~"'~~;e..~""~".d~p~l•~.,.~mo~.~ne~y~of~E~a;ch~ne~tted;;$3~,3J3;_;.!3;l;or;;lh~elr . $5,133.33 each Sundlly were fi!llrplace E!Pillllter1 nln·oo•kod Pl:ylng theOak fl!!alHill• ows Club eourse, the Jim (Mudcat) Grant burled allm llouth Aflolcan fired • two- 1 an elght·hllter ond oonlrlbuted undii'JI•r If 8undty to go o two·run double In Mlnneoota'o biB prevloua N>Und• of ~-67- 611 thr.,.run ~ Inning of the lor a nnal oc<>re or 27! and no com~rison betWeen the two nightcap to raise his record to eight under for the tou~nament. o1 Ul," McDowell aaid Sunday 2-1. Waahiaglon'o Don Lock La1t week Argentinas RoberBfter h u r 1i n g bi1 1 e c o n d j broke a teiSOJtolonB slump Ill to d1 Vlcenzo won the tw1ce- · ltrlllbt one-bitter to llfl the lho opener wilh 1 homer, two delayed by rain Dallas Oper to Delmer Caned~y has withdr.awn as 8 Clovolond lndiano to a 1-0 Isingles and lhreo runs batted stve him fi!,OIIIIIn prize monPy rlclory over Chlcaio. 1in. Earl Battey and Har":"'n to !alto out of the country. Democrat write in candid8te ior the unex· Junior clr<UII hltlm, bowtv· Killebrew each poled their ll!'ll P'or Henning, It was hlo pired term for County Commissioner In fa· w, lllve lbelr own opbllon homer of the campaign for the touriUiment win In lhlo oou••try. vor of P8ul Simon. umeernlng lho McDoweU.Jtou- Twins. But bf 1t,u beu red hoi durin• Ia compartoon. Tbe Cleveland The Yalll<ees were on tht lhe pall year. winning about Please write in and be sure and "X" Paul lellhondor Ia topt In lbe league verge o1 l01lng lbllr lirol tournamonll in Europe. A11·ica Si'mon for unexpired term and Kenneth wiUt a f.O rtcord, bu lllowed doubleheader ev~r to Kansas and Asia. Some of his rerent only I& hill all oeason and 'City before e'plodilli lor six wins include the Malaya Open . Hager for full term Meigs County Com· boasts a sparklmg 1.52 earned ' runs in the aixth inning to the C.anada Cup and the South missioner. run average. !climb bark out of the AL African PGA crown, where he ,--------------~ Leon Wagner, Cleveland's 1cellar. Roger Maris and Roy nudged out fellow countrym••n: leftn~lder who has had the White hit homers ror the · Gary Player. 1 For Conntv Commi.. loner dubious honor of batting bombers while Lou Clinlon and -•:_:____::=~---- ~ (JIIull Ttrm Com,;,encl"' January 2, 1967) agalnst Koufax while playing Jake Gibbs each delivered a ed 1 (VDte for 1101 more than one) 11 for St. Louis and McDow~ll ; two-run double. , Run• Batt while playing for CollfomiJ, I In the opener Rolllt Sheldon ' Nat i o a a 1 League: Aurun. X 1 KENNETH HAGER ' says, "Koufax has the sharpest 1 needed only 95 'pitches to whip Braves. FloOO, Cards and CW've I've ever seen. As for : hil former New York tearn - Mays, Giant 6 15 : John son. For County Commi••loner lpeed, I'd,. havt to ~'" It to i mates. Sheldnn allowed only Oodl~rs 13; Thomas , _Braves, (Untxplred Term Ending J•n..,ary S, 1969) Mc:Dotrell. ' three hitl in beating Whitey Haller and McCo~·ey, Grants 12. \Vole for nol n10re than ont>) Odltr AL Galli., I ord '· 'II . I k' f [ 1F . W•"" 1t1 11 oo lnl or Amt-rltan Lf'ague: B. Robin· Elaewher• ill thi AL Kansas 1bll fir1t triumph. son, Orioles, 21: vastrzemskl. X PAUL SIMON City ohaded New York I-ll , Boslon and California com- I Red Sox 18, Conigliaro and ___.... 1 . ~ONped :'~ ~i\u~~:·~~: I blned lor nine double plays, oix l llcot~ llod Sox 12: Rei~hardl II SURE AND MARK X ON BALLOT! ~p took 1the nightcap 9-l, Iby the Angels, to tle an a~ Warner, Angels and Kahn{', MlonesoUI Dipped Washington a-1 Amerlran League rec<>rd Titers 11. ERNEST A. WINGETT I alter the Senstors won the ' matched lhe two-team ---Meigs County Democrot Cholrmon opew 5-J, aad BaiUmore ' h<ader mark of !2 with three In Ont out of every 50 Porl••toppod Detro~ H In a olngle Jhe nightcap. California second guese men earns his living Pd. Pol, AdV. Iaroe. baseman Bobby Knoop partie•- by fishing. Ia National ..CI<ln, poted In all six Angel twm· lDo Allieles blanked Cincinnati klllillia in lhe opener 1<1 top , 3-0, San Francisco stopped St. 1 major league standard of five i Louis 2-ll PiJtsburp walloped shared by many. 1 ' . New York 8-41, Houston whiPped Jerry Stephenson pitched AUaota 7-l IOd Clllcago ripped llo>Ion's first cornplete game ol 1 Philadelphia f.l. . tht uuon in the nightrap. 1 Larry Brown, who smgled spB<Ing aiDe Angel hits and , Cleveland's two runs in faMinf nine. In the opener. J.. Dowell's o t h • r one: hIt t Adeock, Jim Fregosl and rookie 1ga1nst Kansas ~1ty Jaek warner provided home llonday, knocked m runs for C.IHornla 1<1 Jive Jim ~onut.. In the _IICOnd McGlothlin his second ••••·~ I' >unday for !he wmnmg m:~~~~aplott a setback. llcDowell otruok out IO b ;o raise hil aeuon total to md carry 1bo lndions to 11th victory in 12 starts. Tbt Orioles, oM-half pme ahead of Clevtland. ran thelr 1 winning streak to a I For Tho Family 10 straight "' tho combined pitching of Steve Barber and I Prlc11 $)'99 Dick Hall. Barber allowed seven hits tn 1 1·3 lnnlllgs and Hall limited Detroit to one salol)' tbo 1'111 or tbo way. Boog Powell ballod a tw..run llomer and Brook1 Robinson · Orlolet. ftr Sam UPI McDowell Sporll haa Writer an eaoler time uylng be'J no match for Bondy Koulaa than proYing II lo Amelicon Leque bailers. "Koulu Is lhe greattil pitcher of all times and there is '. I ' •' '/,jof ''·'If .~~-' . - ' ' I <,. 0 �·'' . ' .. . ' :.:· ~-: ---- ~~ . . ·· -· · ....... .... . . .- ~~ -~ ~ ·-·:·.·;,_;.~.;~·: : :~: ':..::;.·:: :~·-- ··.·.:·: ~· ·. ·.:..~.::.···· ............. ~ ..... ······· • : ....... .. . o- . ·~- - ~ - 1 ---- •"·~--· ~. ----· · ... . ------- ·····-·. --.- .' -----·-- -- .... • ,. ' Henning Captures Texas Open by 3 Lie~s McDowell Flips . dter Second I H SAN ANtomo, Tex. (UP!) -Harolcl Henning of Johannesburg, So~lh Africa, rnade it two fournamonlo in a row Sunday lor forelgnel'l lo beat out United States pros by dragging 1111 J a," 1 of! first p1aee Uy l.iLl Ct: :.-:rc~:;;:; 1n lho 11!11 01111 Texao open. bitted In a pair of ru~• lor the ' Jy JIIIFF MEVI!R The 113,01111 first prize Texoa Gene Llltlor of_ I-> Jolin, Calif. , Open lll()ney was lhe b1gg.,c lha nrat IOd !bird r!llllld leader, of6<!111 prize purse ever earned l"!'al PI'" Wes lillie ond Ken by Henning. However, hu ""'" still o! Tacoma, Waoh. rm.ooo on a slngle shot In BUDCIIod al %'11 and lour London in [911! when he got a etrok., o!f the load were Jay !:o!~ ~'!-~~ w1ttJ ~ mne 1ron Dn Hebert of Lafayette, LA., Tet'l')' a ahort bela. Dill. ol Auslin, Tex., ano uave Three strokes behind Honnin~ Mii!"r of Litchfield Park, Ariz. I I I I II \ .' HAM 5-LB. CAl I ) 99 J ) / COFFEE ALL GRINDS CAN 3 Donald Duek ORANGE JUifE • Special Dust Bag Design-K..p! bag intake clear for more suction power • Sanitized' treated disposable dust bag • Vinyl Dust Bag Caver • Step·On Toe Switch • Adjustable 3-Positlon Hendlo • VInyl Bumper-protectswoodwork, furniture • All Metal Construction e Lifelime Lubrictttd Molar X X Tatl, N.Y. Warld.'t Falr §. "·'·''""""" MQOa 231-A ... eOp111 Fri. &Set. Nights Til9 X .~- ·The New INGELS CARPET 220 I. MAIN X WY 2-5661 eALSO ON SALE AT INGELS FURNITURE WY 2-2635 '·-- Deodorant Soap I :: . 33e I 8·0z. CAN 1 I 2 .... ..... s lb. COFFEE •• WHOLE t lOc lb. • i' Fresh Frying Chicken I I LONGHORN APPLESAUCE ..... . 8~:$1 EGGS • • • • • • • • • • ..... 49c CHEESE FLOUR .......... 5 ~ 49c Gr•dt A L1r,. White ...• • ""' 11.89 ••• • • • • • Evaporated COFFEE WITN COU,ON I G I 71e BREAD l!~ --\ I LEG QUARTERS ....... . lb. 35c BREAST QUARTERS ... .lb. 39c Spotfl1ht !natant I I I I I I 14-ot • jar $1.44 KROGER MILK ..... .. .5 Krttlt Whllt ' Kroger Plain or S. R. 09 SUGAR~~ $ FLOUR Detl'ltnt SURF ........... S:!. 1 HAIR SPRAY . •. . . ~::· 78c PORK& BEANS ..... 8 ~~: $1 PINEAPPLE ...... 3H·~:: $1 SYRUP •.. . •. • .. S !!; $1 tall cans .) lb. "'V\/ } a,, . SAVI '' 18e .'- Dtttrwtnt 85c wt./fl! -Lotion Vel Liquid CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT TO REPUBLICAN Repr... ntation in The F•ll .,.,. ~~o~~~o ...... fOLD POWER A MAN DEDICATiiD TO STAMPING OUT FEDERAL WASTE A MAN PLEDGED TO STRENGTHENING Rain k~tr 65c Country Club Ajax - ............. 99e DINNERS ICE CREAM lr•nd /Hl Flavors Swttt Tr..t Slictd All Pu,_.. L'"ld Cltll"er 3 ·~~- $1 HI-C DRINKS •••••• S1 TISSUE ..... ...... 3 ,.,.. S1 ••••• • • •• W11(1ori While I Aut' d. Colort ;• ~"­ H•n;hty't Cktctltte Cleaner ............ _29c Ajax Boxes A MAN WITH A SUCCESSFUL RECOIID OF PROMOTING INDUSTRIAL GROWTH A MAN WHO fAVORS A FIRM, SOUND 2 FOREIGN POLICY A MAN WITH YOUR IDEAS, .YOUR NEEDS AS HIS FIRST CONCERN 1441, • Golden Ripe Dried TOMATOES A MAN WHO WILL li YOUR .PINTO BEANS Jf2 lb• ~... ~.......... 20e .' n.... llltftt ....... 69e lOUR YOTE .4ND SUPPORT WILL BE .(PPRBC1.4TED H. Pol. . . . . lito. Inn ~·1•. ·-·-· '"' u..w. .... -ala •- gal. I • 43c - REPIIILI~N for CONGRI$S • · - , .....11 I..W. lolh CLARENCE E. MILLER Kroger Pure 35c Soaky CONGRISSMAN BANANAS ORANGE JUICE Action VIMl RIPE Dried Chives 1/11.& ............ _ ' Giew Coen ' Oil. ' ' Margarine V Sun•wttt Laree PruM• .... .......... .. fit • .-,. Sun•wnt Ll'lt Pnlntt ....... ....... , .. , 2 lit. FREE 50 a. pj!,~f·~!tc~=~t!!!;~t lt'IUiar P1 :ce lor lpltllthl tnst.ot- 14.... 49e ... ,. .,:·.,.,.f~.~~ ~~7e ,_ ·--~- • '" I ' •• ! Ajox Fl"' I Woll LOCAL GOVERNMENT ' 1.00 , lt.ltely r.otlltht .... llolt- A MAN WHO CAN RETURN THE I OTH Mt'CIIIil!'lld• Cllt. t.IIICII~r, 0 .... . CUT-UP Tray Pack .00 Detergent ""' ......;,,_, $7e Cold Power tllot ............ &, J. 59c lb. 49e lb. 55e lb. 35c lb. 39e pkg. ' A MAN OF PROVEN ABILITY IIDhf for CGDJre• Comlll, Denver Cunninthom $10. FRESH FRYERS lb. 12-oz. 39c Ad X lartll floor ure producb •ltettd for IIGUR If Good "'~... llotltlhokx_85c i X 1. Beats! 2. ~I J. Sucllon cleans! 1.01 ,,_,,Ohio At•• lrtww _ Pomeray, Ohle lonnlo Dorst - U. S. Got•. Inspected Delivered From The Farm OYSTERS CAKE Soap le OFF - BEG.. SIZE Tri~e-Care Ciani~ Alltion Breasts ...... _ Whole Legs ... _ Thighs ....... . Wings ........ . Giblets .... _.. . Backs & Necks. Duncan Hines ~ \ .. X Pomeroy, Ohio DovaKotehu-J.OO , .....,...,., Ohio Veu rn1y I"'Ctillt 50 lktr• Top Value St1mp1 with coupon tM and puref't••• of 2 or m.re PIChllll Frtlh or Frozen Piece ehicktn. Soap 3 ::, 39e THE SHOE BOX MODEL 231-A Normon Smith _ 50,00 Pornoroy, Ohio '""'h - "-• Fresh Frozen Standard 4.i 2-Lb. ...,....,__ EUREKA CANNED HAMS ,.,., ............. 43e CANVAS FOOTWEAR DOLLAR I Gornol Holt _ Middleport, Ohio I 0.00 Pomeroy, Ohio PIECE CHICKEN o1·SWIFT'S PREMIUM Soclules 1 X 10.00 Ft·esh or Fresh Fmzen DUBUQUE'S Cheez-Its 1..... .,, ......... 31e MAXWELL HOUSE I X Tom Motthowa _ Pomeroy, Ohio 50.00 Chicken -Anyway You Like It ! Ctpyrlaht, Tho ICrtlltr Co., JrU Fudge Stripes a..c............ , 49e tea,... I• I• April Smith _ ) ....... _J. Mlaan, W. Yo. · Pomeroy, Ohio SWIFT'S PREMIUM u. s. &ott. i MORE Kothryn Jordon _ 10.00 Willard FaudrH _ 5.00 ' DEMOCRAT VOTERS Dorothy Fiachor • 50.00 Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio I Attention! Meigs ·County 1 JOIN THESE LOCAL WINNERs· \ rnu:;;"d::"~";"~ ~~"'~~;e..~""~".d~p~l•~.,.~mo~.~ne~y~of~E~a;ch~ne~tted;;$3~,3J3;_;.!3;l;or;;lh~elr . $5,133.33 each Sundlly were fi!llrplace E!Pillllter1 nln·oo•kod Pl:ylng theOak fl!!alHill• ows Club eourse, the Jim (Mudcat) Grant burled allm llouth Aflolcan fired • two- 1 an elght·hllter ond oonlrlbuted undii'JI•r If 8undty to go o two·run double In Mlnneoota'o biB prevloua N>Und• of ~-67- 611 thr.,.run ~ Inning of the lor a nnal oc<>re or 27! and no com~rison betWeen the two nightcap to raise his record to eight under for the tou~nament. o1 Ul," McDowell aaid Sunday 2-1. Waahiaglon'o Don Lock La1t week Argentinas RoberBfter h u r 1i n g bi1 1 e c o n d j broke a teiSOJtolonB slump Ill to d1 Vlcenzo won the tw1ce- · ltrlllbt one-bitter to llfl the lho opener wilh 1 homer, two delayed by rain Dallas Oper to Delmer Caned~y has withdr.awn as 8 Clovolond lndiano to a 1-0 Isingles and lhreo runs batted stve him fi!,OIIIIIn prize monPy rlclory over Chlcaio. 1in. Earl Battey and Har":"'n to !alto out of the country. Democrat write in candid8te ior the unex· Junior clr<UII hltlm, bowtv· Killebrew each poled their ll!'ll P'or Henning, It was hlo pired term for County Commissioner In fa· w, lllve lbelr own opbllon homer of the campaign for the touriUiment win In lhlo oou••try. vor of P8ul Simon. umeernlng lho McDoweU.Jtou- Twins. But bf 1t,u beu red hoi durin• Ia compartoon. Tbe Cleveland The Yalll<ees were on tht lhe pall year. winning about Please write in and be sure and "X" Paul lellhondor Ia topt In lbe league verge o1 l01lng lbllr lirol tournamonll in Europe. A11·ica Si'mon for unexpired term and Kenneth wiUt a f.O rtcord, bu lllowed doubleheader ev~r to Kansas and Asia. Some of his rerent only I& hill all oeason and 'City before e'plodilli lor six wins include the Malaya Open . Hager for full term Meigs County Com· boasts a sparklmg 1.52 earned ' runs in the aixth inning to the C.anada Cup and the South missioner. run average. !climb bark out of the AL African PGA crown, where he ,--------------~ Leon Wagner, Cleveland's 1cellar. Roger Maris and Roy nudged out fellow countrym••n: leftn~lder who has had the White hit homers ror the · Gary Player. 1 For Conntv Commi.. loner dubious honor of batting bombers while Lou Clinlon and -•:_:____::=~---- ~ (JIIull Ttrm Com,;,encl"' January 2, 1967) agalnst Koufax while playing Jake Gibbs each delivered a ed 1 (VDte for 1101 more than one) 11 for St. Louis and McDow~ll ; two-run double. , Run• Batt while playing for CollfomiJ, I In the opener Rolllt Sheldon ' Nat i o a a 1 League: Aurun. X 1 KENNETH HAGER ' says, "Koufax has the sharpest 1 needed only 95 'pitches to whip Braves. FloOO, Cards and CW've I've ever seen. As for : hil former New York tearn - Mays, Giant 6 15 : John son. For County Commi••loner lpeed, I'd,. havt to ~'" It to i mates. Sheldnn allowed only Oodl~rs 13; Thomas , _Braves, (Untxplred Term Ending J•n..,ary S, 1969) Mc:Dotrell. ' three hitl in beating Whitey Haller and McCo~·ey, Grants 12. \Vole for nol n10re than ont>) Odltr AL Galli., I ord '· 'II . I k' f [ 1F . W•"" 1t1 11 oo lnl or Amt-rltan Lf'ague: B. Robin· Elaewher• ill thi AL Kansas 1bll fir1t triumph. son, Orioles, 21: vastrzemskl. X PAUL SIMON City ohaded New York I-ll , Boslon and California com- I Red Sox 18, Conigliaro and ___.... 1 . ~ONped :'~ ~i\u~~:·~~: I blned lor nine double plays, oix l llcot~ llod Sox 12: Rei~hardl II SURE AND MARK X ON BALLOT! ~p took 1the nightcap 9-l, Iby the Angels, to tle an a~ Warner, Angels and Kahn{', MlonesoUI Dipped Washington a-1 Amerlran League rec<>rd Titers 11. ERNEST A. WINGETT I alter the Senstors won the ' matched lhe two-team ---Meigs County Democrot Cholrmon opew 5-J, aad BaiUmore ' h<ader mark of !2 with three In Ont out of every 50 Porl••toppod Detro~ H In a olngle Jhe nightcap. California second guese men earns his living Pd. Pol, AdV. Iaroe. baseman Bobby Knoop partie•- by fishing. Ia National ..CI<ln, poted In all six Angel twm· lDo Allieles blanked Cincinnati klllillia in lhe opener 1<1 top , 3-0, San Francisco stopped St. 1 major league standard of five i Louis 2-ll PiJtsburp walloped shared by many. 1 ' . New York 8-41, Houston whiPped Jerry Stephenson pitched AUaota 7-l IOd Clllcago ripped llo>Ion's first cornplete game ol 1 Philadelphia f.l. . tht uuon in the nightrap. 1 Larry Brown, who smgled spB<Ing aiDe Angel hits and , Cleveland's two runs in faMinf nine. In the opener. J.. Dowell's o t h • r one: hIt t Adeock, Jim Fregosl and rookie 1ga1nst Kansas ~1ty Jaek warner provided home llonday, knocked m runs for C.IHornla 1<1 Jive Jim ~onut.. In the _IICOnd McGlothlin his second ••••·~ I' >unday for !he wmnmg m:~~~~aplott a setback. llcDowell otruok out IO b ;o raise hil aeuon total to md carry 1bo lndions to 11th victory in 12 starts. Tbt Orioles, oM-half pme ahead of Clevtland. ran thelr 1 winning streak to a I For Tho Family 10 straight "' tho combined pitching of Steve Barber and I Prlc11 $)'99 Dick Hall. Barber allowed seven hits tn 1 1·3 lnnlllgs and Hall limited Detroit to one salol)' tbo 1'111 or tbo way. Boog Powell ballod a tw..run llomer and Brook1 Robinson · Orlolet. ftr Sam UPI McDowell Sporll haa Writer an eaoler time uylng be'J no match for Bondy Koulaa than proYing II lo Amelicon Leque bailers. "Koulu Is lhe greattil pitcher of all times and there is '. I ' •' '/,jof ''·'If .~~-' . - ' ' I <,. 0 �• " / ,, \ I ••••• S.ntllil. Get Extra Cash.The Wa11t Ad Wav . SOCIAL CAI£NDAR .' BARNEY GOOGLE •nd SNUFfY iMITI'I Nichola, lr0111Dn. ~f•~ll LAS5WELL BEN CASEY 8~ . 'IE: FERGOT TO 'lllrlhl MONDAY Uy I WRITE HIM 0~ BULLET'S fEELIN' AN EXCUSE I'ORELV, J06HAID ··• I DON'T 1H1NK "'E 0UGHT10TAKE HIM 10 SCHOOL WIF \IE inn.o.v HliD, YOU MADE AMISTAKE IN MARRY· lNG A/o.l IRRESPO~BLE, WJ01g('IPL.INED, IMMATURE .•. EX -PRODIGY. WHOSI.O. PRESf; CCIPPINGS HAVE <'*lNE TO HIS HEAD. FATHER! 5TUART IS #'...KNOWLEDGED THE FINEST )'OIJHG COIIDUCTOR5 1N THE 1\!l~.O.::j ' - · - - - - " """ LI'L ABNER c,.,..----· - - -~ By AL t:APP --- -- 1 ' DAVID SUSSKIND -WHER.E CAN HE GO?-"AWRENCE WELK-WHE.RE CAN HE I KfrriOW I'Ll.._ DI E.".'- !!>UT TO F'OR FURTHER GO? c::;:-="""""fii"'l} cHuCKLE[-I'LL. INVESTIGATION. TH~JI THE POLICE OFFICE~ FOlLOWS DIE I'LL 'iEL.!. "fOIJ WHERE. THE.'/ CAN&OTH GO- fJRY !! T!RRY !O HIS l PHONE WY 2-2156 QUAKTER~. EEk ll MEEk ' .• !ly HO\!IE SCHNEIDER --.==:=-===::;IF ThE!<£' iS C!Jt; 1\111JG I \ ll CAilNOT AB\05 1 IT'S />. 'IES"-MMl!- 1Aoklnt1 lot lntxpentlve New I I---- PJUM&R OIJE IS ... 'tW l)ILI<; 100 MtX:H ! I ' NOPJSE"'SE! llaml Furnishings THATS lllJM&R 1WO! DICK TRACY 14y CHESTER GCIIIILO VISIT OUR Hospital News BUDGET .SHOP • .... GOBLE FORD '!'RAILER LOTS - Free age and water. Brown'J ·oTa• •·• er Park (Stale Minenovlllt, Ohlo. -~----- ------·-- lil LBS. May apple. L'lt By HAROLD GRAY 5110 lb. wild ginger, 500 Golden Seal 1!.71i lb., ~~:1 ~:l-fu33M. FORD BtatiOII Wagon, t $%a lb. and $26, clean w room cylinder. standard transmisroots. Bill Bailey, Ree<lsvllle, nished a~tments. AU · · lion. Phone SH 2-5225. SOUTHERN PLANTS for w•·il 5 2 31 Ohio 5 2 30tc Ues paid':" Phone WY :1-27'16. _ _ ' Early and late tomato, _,_ Rowley and Reed. Alter pers and cabbage. Olarlea S1 Ie or Tf l p. m. caU WY Z.3l14. DON'T PUMP your alugglsh Harris, 1143-:!693. I 29 11159 PLYMOUTH, good I 3 septic tank. Get Klean-Em· = =c-o_-:co-:=o:"-o-::c-- ·c-:;;·ll AD Septic Tank aeaner. Laod· LEGHORN HENS IOc each. and in good shape and a ··ssd----------··ttl • lt'HREE -• lour room~~~~~~ mark Farm Bureau. S. Michael near Ch!!ster. Ford 1D good shape. B o ' o automatic transmlssioR. ed and unfurnished f Z2 3lllc &2331. f 2i Deem. Racine, Ohio. ments. WY ..-M34. - 12 - 1 _ _ _ _ _ _4 _ , mOd.;n, m ern- -.;;: 'll _ 6te Ill I'll)rn:EiiiQfiit,"" fttnlisbed 1 ""''"' and lnstrudiont oparlment. Low ~Ulito;: Coati BuildiDg, WY 2-5141. 2 24 Uc DAILY CROSSWORD I MEN Age 20-41 perlence helpful. After shm·t ; ;;; training with experieoce rent in the Village of Middl& ers, you can earn $3.00 port. can WY ~ or hour and more. For applica-) 2.-21114 or WY Z.:JOOO. tion and Interview write 11 so tfc WIN Semi Diesel Div.islor•, l - - -...,---,-----1 814 High Slreel, Hamilton , For S.le Ohio. or phone 1~13.JI93-9381 24 hour !f!rvice. 4 28 3\c iNSTRlitTION -- I TRUCK DHIVERS. Age 21-40.! Semi or stra ight. Experience not oecessary. You ca n earn ; over $3 per hour after short i trainin~-: _ Local placrment ser·1 - - vi ce &\'ailablt-. You do not F l1BVf' to relicate. For appli· cation wrile Nationwide Sem i Jeffers I 28 6lc ........._._.......,...,...,l FERTILIZER Landmark's Got EVERYTHING Division. c-o H(le<'kl Freight 'T't>.rminal Bldg . 1255 f'orw in Avenue. Hami!tou, Ol11o or caU 51H9~8727. 5 1 31c \\"hy drive :10 mile1, when vou cao get delivery at our area warehouse. Call us for W•nted •peciallzed !erviee - Bulk SpreadirtJ Available - We A1!!lo Can Apply Liquid Nl · BABY SITTING . Jean r.:rueser, trogen To Yuur Fieldt. All Laurel St. Can give refer- Analysis, straight & mixed ences. Would like to have materials available. All at new low price!. someonf who works everyPh. WV 262181 day. I 21 6tc ~ HOUS_E_K-EEP8R lo; . gene;al housework. For interview, see llindy ov.r lap ol lhe 0. i r~-;;;;;-;:~4;2~-....lf-cl[i l~~J~ock .... oaty Tht>.atre in Midd le- e POMEROY OHIO W. • Carsey, Mgr. .., third noor h:;~p. Baker Furniture. Middleport CARRIER FOR POMEROY I DISTRICT Apply In Person The Dally Sentinel 110 Mocllllnlc Streot Pomeroy, 0. &roup fabrie U . Sicilian attracti~ :lt. Finist.ed ,,.,.. Ohio. . 11 II •1961 AMt:RICA MOBILE ! 55 x 10. Early American · lerior. Phone 992-5611. I Z7 Ill< otN..,. ........ Editorial •. 8o. .Africq province ILM,.,_,pil peril - ... "'"""..... 15. Muaic not. al.N........... ollolloo a.LJgttter part U. Ca.tkln .... Conti~ mi8Dt 4a. Swordl < 4 ' laku 45. Nickel:.,._ • 5 1 0~ 1 00 •• .. I 45 I ........ wllll - ' · ..uaaae. mUJbroom, htm or -luatiODO. r .. 12" •• JS. .. 1.10 i• 4 dr. I oyL At Trtno. P. oltorlnt. rodlo 1nrl - 62 Ford F•lrllne M, 4 dr. I UH ••s oyl. ltd. .,_ 65 Ford F1lr. 500 Mrs.Deemis I Dr. HI,.,.., 2ft .... CrvltiiMIIo Low mllup. Honored Guest For Shower 64 Engli1h Ford 4 cyllndor, 4 ..,...r trorw. 63 ford G1l1xie SOD, Cin¥'. I lnno. RIH •• IN THE 6JG lE'AGVE;> WHEN IT5TART510 RAIN, THE COVER$ THE iARP IJL W. 63 hlcon 2 Dr. ................. 60 For- f.600 By BRANNER 65 Dodge - b•<.~i D1rt t Dr. 271 ltriH, 6 cyltr> ,.:?1~1>. " , ............,... Ill ....... .... II LOXOI'ZLLOW One letter limply atancS. for aDOther.ln W.u.m,S. A. i. . . t 6Jr Ole Un~ L'l. X ror Ul.e two O'•, Me. Singl• lett.n, apo.tropble., ua. leogtla a.n4 formation or Uw wordll are all ~ J:acb daJ the ooclit tetten ant dtfferenl • on._.._ ....... QJJS ZW CTV'W _____ '1' LI'- BZ(lZJU.-Praqr -..,.,.. C . J - : HI: WILL ~ HAVII: TRUll J'RJENDS WHO IS AFRAID or KA.KINO Elfli.H 11U.- ..._. f.EWII'-::3 MACHINE. Ieith Gollle Ford USED CARLOT u-·• hoor t. . . ."Ill UTli<Lr YCU HAY:: A RJI ~T ll-lERE, ! WCND!:R I ~ I 5T1LL HAVI!-TI!l eAMe MAGIC UJCH Wl'{H A ... llsndlnllr.... Nlllt ~ ... IF:P' f111rlne tT ~ JB 59 Ford Chlole lkr.. Truck, I ..,a..!~!' _.t trorw. I lllllftl ntr exit .&XTDLBA..&llK OTLI - _.,., s '/A.'' N2lP COLLE"GE~ riO PAUPEI< ' cy)Jndor, lllndlnl · - '1 WXCOTlPX Rti,.I.JtlRDII'lG I . 4 Dr, I cyllndlr, lUte. . 0 0 •• ~~ DAILY CBYPIOQUOTE - ' FOR Bk'AIMSf , . COLLEGE DAY':) ~0 I ~r. llsnltop, 2t9 Oftlhrl1 -nllrlftO.-- 6111 bolllllll'l, IH IIIII 81., Mlddilplrt. ,.,_, PL Pltulal . . . ~10 . ... ..... ~ -vortlllo. I "-· tuht trtnl., pew'll' ....,. ~F. TAl' I!'\' 111 l~;:cr" l'EARM:tr VJAS 0.1<.: BUT IT WAS TH' I=OLKS HE GOT ~i i.:O W 1!1 THAT NEARBY CITY 1HAT MADE HIS 65 Ford G1l. 500 14 ~ • - ........... ~~ .w .. .. ~·· •• . ... .. . t4 R.UESERYia BUT l-IE WASN'T WhS I DUNNO f::<ACTLY: 00 k~~m.lstR HIN St\YI~l' ON CF BoOK wlndowo. r..tlo I hootor . • ..' n lllOiltbly. J"l&rly, .te. Ponoello HelltnlU k SliiWbLte 10 26. Gallt!I'S ILlZLIT'1' yoo ever used, H eall}' Get Blue Luslte, Relit trlc shampooer fl. Boller allure Co. t I 00' 0a La.tln abbrevi&Uon IS. Play 3t. Lyric )3.. Horae diW..U. blanket: 8p. tL Duroc:Mr Ji. Man. from and umea n. Brunswk:lt W.Nu'• ....... Jl!l. 9trlde ta. Anbiaa H . wmow di.Bguat ..... 64GIItxieXL WliAT KTm O'COUk'SE lOU WAS DOWN T'f'iOTf.IIN; MONE.YWIS!:, tr.... .... _.............. AT ITS GREATm monUI I . Judiciql wrU. 10. Able 12. Borden Ahead IIIII 'lltiL T \ - - dr!.. _, ....... 141, llanlloGvllle Rd WY 1-GU or WY N6ll. I U lie nooiDI PIZZA 18. Jewish lB. Bqlu: • 23.Pygmy 241. Relattd. Uoaat - · · 152 ..... ltd. ndlo tncl heller wawr lnno.lladlo · 62 Ford G1l. 500 ....,. U.Compua point 14 Therefore WHEn AliGNMENT BlaeHnars 65 Ford G1l. 500 a..,.. EXPERIENCED WY 2.2193 I . Black 1. Part ol the Ko<llll playcrvud 27. MW- Wuriat IZ.FamUI&l" oovelti~. won! 3 . Half-cut:a 4.. Like ~ Loctot... U. Shter work uniforms, woven 19. Kelt .. :m. Be-fore .. w....... 8. Reuona.bll 11. Singlnl 19. N•tshhol' Clot hing Stare, Rt. 33, toward Fairgrounds. DOWN I. Wrinkles also used clothing, and childrE'n'!j clothing, and .. .,....... ..... 21.Gauc• ..... ........... . .. .,....,_ """' AC~ WloY 1 1-lEEI?ED TELL,. LOU l="rLL AMONG ~MBUN' MEI't 'N A CITY MONTI-I ,• . I 3 ROOMS New l ......... , tru tlr-~·· .. ,.... · I MASON '='·'~ ' • • �• " / ,, \ I ••••• S.ntllil. Get Extra Cash.The Wa11t Ad Wav . SOCIAL CAI£NDAR .' BARNEY GOOGLE •nd SNUFfY iMITI'I Nichola, lr0111Dn. ~f•~ll LAS5WELL BEN CASEY 8~ . 'IE: FERGOT TO 'lllrlhl MONDAY Uy I WRITE HIM 0~ BULLET'S fEELIN' AN EXCUSE I'ORELV, J06HAID ··• I DON'T 1H1NK "'E 0UGHT10TAKE HIM 10 SCHOOL WIF \IE inn.o.v HliD, YOU MADE AMISTAKE IN MARRY· lNG A/o.l IRRESPO~BLE, WJ01g('IPL.INED, IMMATURE .•. EX -PRODIGY. WHOSI.O. PRESf; CCIPPINGS HAVE <'*lNE TO HIS HEAD. FATHER! 5TUART IS #'...KNOWLEDGED THE FINEST )'OIJHG COIIDUCTOR5 1N THE 1\!l~.O.::j ' - · - - - - " """ LI'L ABNER c,.,..----· - - -~ By AL t:APP --- -- 1 ' DAVID SUSSKIND -WHER.E CAN HE GO?-"AWRENCE WELK-WHE.RE CAN HE I KfrriOW I'Ll.._ DI E.".'- !!>UT TO F'OR FURTHER GO? c::;:-="""""fii"'l} cHuCKLE[-I'LL. INVESTIGATION. TH~JI THE POLICE OFFICE~ FOlLOWS DIE I'LL 'iEL.!. "fOIJ WHERE. THE.'/ CAN&OTH GO- fJRY !! T!RRY !O HIS l PHONE WY 2-2156 QUAKTER~. EEk ll MEEk ' .• !ly HO\!IE SCHNEIDER --.==:=-===::;IF ThE!<£' iS C!Jt; 1\111JG I \ ll CAilNOT AB\05 1 IT'S />. 'IES"-MMl!- 1Aoklnt1 lot lntxpentlve New I I---- PJUM&R OIJE IS ... 'tW l)ILI<; 100 MtX:H ! I ' NOPJSE"'SE! llaml Furnishings THATS lllJM&R 1WO! DICK TRACY 14y CHESTER GCIIIILO VISIT OUR Hospital News BUDGET .SHOP • .... GOBLE FORD '!'RAILER LOTS - Free age and water. Brown'J ·oTa• •·• er Park (Stale Minenovlllt, Ohlo. -~----- ------·-- lil LBS. May apple. L'lt By HAROLD GRAY 5110 lb. wild ginger, 500 Golden Seal 1!.71i lb., ~~:1 ~:l-fu33M. FORD BtatiOII Wagon, t $%a lb. and $26, clean w room cylinder. standard transmisroots. Bill Bailey, Ree<lsvllle, nished a~tments. AU · · lion. Phone SH 2-5225. SOUTHERN PLANTS for w•·il 5 2 31 Ohio 5 2 30tc Ues paid':" Phone WY :1-27'16. _ _ ' Early and late tomato, _,_ Rowley and Reed. Alter pers and cabbage. Olarlea S1 Ie or Tf l p. m. caU WY Z.3l14. DON'T PUMP your alugglsh Harris, 1143-:!693. I 29 11159 PLYMOUTH, good I 3 septic tank. Get Klean-Em· = =c-o_-:co-:=o:"-o-::c-- ·c-:;;·ll AD Septic Tank aeaner. Laod· LEGHORN HENS IOc each. and in good shape and a ··ssd----------··ttl • lt'HREE -• lour room~~~~~~ mark Farm Bureau. S. Michael near Ch!!ster. Ford 1D good shape. B o ' o automatic transmlssioR. ed and unfurnished f Z2 3lllc &2331. f 2i Deem. Racine, Ohio. ments. WY ..-M34. - 12 - 1 _ _ _ _ _ _4 _ , mOd.;n, m ern- -.;;: 'll _ 6te Ill I'll)rn:EiiiQfiit,"" fttnlisbed 1 ""''"' and lnstrudiont oparlment. Low ~Ulito;: Coati BuildiDg, WY 2-5141. 2 24 Uc DAILY CROSSWORD I MEN Age 20-41 perlence helpful. After shm·t ; ;;; training with experieoce rent in the Village of Middl& ers, you can earn $3.00 port. can WY ~ or hour and more. For applica-) 2.-21114 or WY Z.:JOOO. tion and Interview write 11 so tfc WIN Semi Diesel Div.islor•, l - - -...,---,-----1 814 High Slreel, Hamilton , For S.le Ohio. or phone 1~13.JI93-9381 24 hour !f!rvice. 4 28 3\c iNSTRlitTION -- I TRUCK DHIVERS. Age 21-40.! Semi or stra ight. Experience not oecessary. You ca n earn ; over $3 per hour after short i trainin~-: _ Local placrment ser·1 - - vi ce &\'ailablt-. You do not F l1BVf' to relicate. For appli· cation wrile Nationwide Sem i Jeffers I 28 6lc ........._._.......,...,...,l FERTILIZER Landmark's Got EVERYTHING Division. c-o H(le<'kl Freight 'T't>.rminal Bldg . 1255 f'orw in Avenue. Hami!tou, Ol11o or caU 51H9~8727. 5 1 31c \\"hy drive :10 mile1, when vou cao get delivery at our area warehouse. Call us for W•nted •peciallzed !erviee - Bulk SpreadirtJ Available - We A1!!lo Can Apply Liquid Nl · BABY SITTING . Jean r.:rueser, trogen To Yuur Fieldt. All Laurel St. Can give refer- Analysis, straight & mixed ences. Would like to have materials available. All at new low price!. someonf who works everyPh. WV 262181 day. I 21 6tc ~ HOUS_E_K-EEP8R lo; . gene;al housework. For interview, see llindy ov.r lap ol lhe 0. i r~-;;;;;-;:~4;2~-....lf-cl[i l~~J~ock .... oaty Tht>.atre in Midd le- e POMEROY OHIO W. • Carsey, Mgr. .., third noor h:;~p. Baker Furniture. Middleport CARRIER FOR POMEROY I DISTRICT Apply In Person The Dally Sentinel 110 Mocllllnlc Streot Pomeroy, 0. &roup fabrie U . Sicilian attracti~ :lt. Finist.ed ,,.,.. Ohio. . 11 II •1961 AMt:RICA MOBILE ! 55 x 10. Early American · lerior. Phone 992-5611. I Z7 Ill< otN..,. ........ Editorial •. 8o. .Africq province ILM,.,_,pil peril - ... "'"""..... 15. Muaic not. al.N........... ollolloo a.LJgttter part U. Ca.tkln .... Conti~ mi8Dt 4a. Swordl < 4 ' laku 45. Nickel:.,._ • 5 1 0~ 1 00 •• .. I 45 I ........ wllll - ' · ..uaaae. mUJbroom, htm or -luatiODO. r .. 12" •• JS. .. 1.10 i• 4 dr. I oyL At Trtno. P. oltorlnt. rodlo 1nrl - 62 Ford F•lrllne M, 4 dr. I UH ••s oyl. ltd. .,_ 65 Ford F1lr. 500 Mrs.Deemis I Dr. HI,.,.., 2ft .... CrvltiiMIIo Low mllup. Honored Guest For Shower 64 Engli1h Ford 4 cyllndor, 4 ..,...r trorw. 63 ford G1l1xie SOD, Cin¥'. I lnno. RIH •• IN THE 6JG lE'AGVE;> WHEN IT5TART510 RAIN, THE COVER$ THE iARP IJL W. 63 hlcon 2 Dr. ................. 60 For- f.600 By BRANNER 65 Dodge - b•<.~i D1rt t Dr. 271 ltriH, 6 cyltr> ,.:?1~1>. " , ............,... Ill ....... .... II LOXOI'ZLLOW One letter limply atancS. for aDOther.ln W.u.m,S. A. i. . . t 6Jr Ole Un~ L'l. X ror Ul.e two O'•, Me. Singl• lett.n, apo.tropble., ua. leogtla a.n4 formation or Uw wordll are all ~ J:acb daJ the ooclit tetten ant dtfferenl • on._.._ ....... QJJS ZW CTV'W _____ '1' LI'- BZ(lZJU.-Praqr -..,.,.. C . J - : HI: WILL ~ HAVII: TRUll J'RJENDS WHO IS AFRAID or KA.KINO Elfli.H 11U.- ..._. f.EWII'-::3 MACHINE. Ieith Gollle Ford USED CARLOT u-·• hoor t. . . ."Ill UTli<Lr YCU HAY:: A RJI ~T ll-lERE, ! WCND!:R I ~ I 5T1LL HAVI!-TI!l eAMe MAGIC UJCH Wl'{H A ... llsndlnllr.... Nlllt ~ ... IF:P' f111rlne tT ~ JB 59 Ford Chlole lkr.. Truck, I ..,a..!~!' _.t trorw. I lllllftl ntr exit .&XTDLBA..&llK OTLI - _.,., s '/A.'' N2lP COLLE"GE~ riO PAUPEI< ' cy)Jndor, lllndlnl · - '1 WXCOTlPX Rti,.I.JtlRDII'lG I . 4 Dr, I cyllndlr, lUte. . 0 0 •• ~~ DAILY CBYPIOQUOTE - ' FOR Bk'AIMSf , . COLLEGE DAY':) ~0 I ~r. llsnltop, 2t9 Oftlhrl1 -nllrlftO.-- 6111 bolllllll'l, IH IIIII 81., Mlddilplrt. ,.,_, PL Pltulal . . . ~10 . ... ..... ~ -vortlllo. I "-· tuht trtnl., pew'll' ....,. ~F. TAl' I!'\' 111 l~;:cr" l'EARM:tr VJAS 0.1<.: BUT IT WAS TH' I=OLKS HE GOT ~i i.:O W 1!1 THAT NEARBY CITY 1HAT MADE HIS 65 Ford G1l. 500 14 ~ • - ........... ~~ .w .. .. ~·· •• . ... .. . t4 R.UESERYia BUT l-IE WASN'T WhS I DUNNO f::<ACTLY: 00 k~~m.lstR HIN St\YI~l' ON CF BoOK wlndowo. r..tlo I hootor . • ..' n lllOiltbly. J"l&rly, .te. Ponoello HelltnlU k SliiWbLte 10 26. Gallt!I'S ILlZLIT'1' yoo ever used, H eall}' Get Blue Luslte, Relit trlc shampooer fl. Boller allure Co. t I 00' 0a La.tln abbrevi&Uon IS. Play 3t. Lyric )3.. Horae diW..U. blanket: 8p. tL Duroc:Mr Ji. Man. from and umea n. Brunswk:lt W.Nu'• ....... Jl!l. 9trlde ta. Anbiaa H . wmow di.Bguat ..... 64GIItxieXL WliAT KTm O'COUk'SE lOU WAS DOWN T'f'iOTf.IIN; MONE.YWIS!:, tr.... .... _.............. AT ITS GREATm monUI I . Judiciql wrU. 10. Able 12. Borden Ahead IIIII 'lltiL T \ - - dr!.. _, ....... 141, llanlloGvllle Rd WY 1-GU or WY N6ll. I U lie nooiDI PIZZA 18. Jewish lB. Bqlu: • 23.Pygmy 241. Relattd. Uoaat - · · 152 ..... ltd. ndlo tncl heller wawr lnno.lladlo · 62 Ford G1l. 500 ....,. U.Compua point 14 Therefore WHEn AliGNMENT BlaeHnars 65 Ford G1l. 500 a..,.. EXPERIENCED WY 2.2193 I . Black 1. Part ol the Ko<llll playcrvud 27. MW- Wuriat IZ.FamUI&l" oovelti~. won! 3 . Half-cut:a 4.. Like ~ Loctot... U. Shter work uniforms, woven 19. Kelt .. :m. Be-fore .. w....... 8. Reuona.bll 11. Singlnl 19. N•tshhol' Clot hing Stare, Rt. 33, toward Fairgrounds. DOWN I. Wrinkles also used clothing, and childrE'n'!j clothing, and .. .,....... ..... 21.Gauc• ..... ........... . .. .,....,_ """' AC~ WloY 1 1-lEEI?ED TELL,. LOU l="rLL AMONG ~MBUN' MEI't 'N A CITY MONTI-I ,• . I 3 ROOMS New l ......... , tru tlr-~·· .. ,.... · I MASON '='·'~ ' • • �.' / ~prfnr Meeting I& · I~. lMIII .. bla oubjec!, "Chrla- . Sorority Holds InstaIIatlon . at SaIem Center Birthday Observed B Wal C h. tian Education for a New in)'." :., . p h I The United Methodist church . eld m ortsmout was one "' lhe churches to re- ! I y ter roo Around And .About MHS Seniors . ~ 1-DIIly prepare to present P.lay " • u "' " -- '""\ tors In GaUipoUa :r.tf:. VOL XVII! NO. 11 ... .. .at y Mainly About ' St.~ia:!.Uie ~ere People In -. enttne .-r Senti~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 2, 198e Mrs Olin Jolmson ol The birthday of Walter Crooks recent dJn.. 'Four members of the Umted ceive a citation lor over sub. was observed SUnday with .a ner esls of Miss Marcia Karr. Methodist Church attended the scribed apporllnnment to the family dinner at thell' home m Installation of the !1166-611 of. M•rfrlleoorl Seniol'!l at Middleporl High Marte Houdasbelt of AlbPon.smuu~;~ l};.,~l;,_j, s.,lUJK 1\,;nrtstian Hl~er Educataon c~- Middleport. Present were Mr. ficers was held when .u.. Delta Mr. ltbd r.Ii5. ¥nu~tt. Cale : School are rebearslDg for the n __ ""'_,.,.. e- •1 ens spent tbe weekend with ber b Conference Sunday afternoon at sade. A serv1ce of consecration and Mrs. Croo~, Mr. and Mrs: Kappa Gamma soror1ty met and children of Norfolk, Va., 1 annusl Senior play 10 oe nela 1 r \IUtt::r vr · parents, Mr. ana Mrs. WillitiuU llle Jackson Methodist Church. jwas held for lay speakers at IDan Thomas, V1enna, W.Va., last week at the salem Center spent the weekend with ber · lhlsFrlday,May 8 alf.p.m.ln Mr. and Mrs. Anrone Lucke Houdashell. Dr. Robert L. Browning ot _the ! ":h1ch t1me Leo Crew re<Jelved , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crook~ school for a 6:30 dinner and mother, Mrs. 11181 Roller. the ~igh s~i audllor!um. and her mother, Ml'!l. Frank Mrs. Helen Damewood Is cOliOhiO MethodiSt Thcologlcal : hiS second award. l and children, Pamela and C~n meeting. Hostesses were Nel- Miss Carol Scott student at ' TbJS years presonlaboo Ia IStewart returned home Satur· fined to her home by illness. School was the afternoon speak· i A ta ble lamp and a g1'ft of lbons, thia, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne~~~ lie Vale, Ann Webster and Eth· Holzer Hospital School of Nurs- 1 th.e com:',"y «tied, Quit Your day, after a several clays visit lllrs. Goldie Gothard! of Eut: money from tbe more than 150 0 W Middleport, Mr. and r . el Chapman. Iing spent the weekend with her Kidding, by Felicia Metcalfe, 1 at Fairborn, wltb Mr. and Ml'!l. eka was the weekend guest of Paul : Mrs. Dorothy Lacey and Mr. , Ashlon Sayre. Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Stutler churches in the district were i R~;t Rothgeb, Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Lance, prootdent, ~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. Ethel opened the meeting with read: Scott. Donald Rode, faculty members Mrs Glad Shumway wbo and family. presented to Rev. and Mrs. Stan: St rne Pomeror. Ohto 8 ·lev H. McGilliard in apprecia~ ! e · Mrs. Charles Stephen- ~ ings appropriate for the spring I Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Reber of are directing the play. . ' h81 ~ s~ylng with' Mrs. Rev. Wendell Stuller fllled TONIGHT thru TUES. · tiOn of their six years service ; ~~~sa Mrs. Homer Smith, ~t. and Easter season. A new mem· :Belle, w. va. visited recenuy 1 'lbe plot concerns the fman. Gladys Cuckler fot past !lev· the pulpit at the Pt. Pleasant " WAR LORD" which terminates at the annual Mrs. 0nt, W. Va. : .Mr. a,~ ber was accepted for member- · with his sister, Mrs. Lillian Mc· l clal troubles of a widow. Mrs. eral months, returned to her EUB church Sunday evenln& ! l'et·hnicolor l her : Buford, who has tiU'ee cblldren; borne Tuppers Plains SUnday. for Rev. Jack Higgins. ronferenc~ . Christmral Eads. Ahsland, K) .. Iship. Plans were made io send Ghee. Also visiting with With Charlton Heston I e and Debby Eads, of the president and president~ later in the week were her siS· I a twenty.year-old daughter, Mr' and Mrs Eugene Houda- Miss Marcia Karr and Rev. flnrl Richard Boom: Attending from Pomeroy were Ironton : Mr. and M~s.. Dell elect to the International con- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Evelyn, and twin leeo-agers, shell' and ~ky and Randy iWendell Stutler represented the COLORCARTOONS Greer is were Sunday dinner guests of Syracuse MethOO.ist church at Gene of Columbus. 1 heir son,0 venlion to be held at Cleveland Mrs. James Douglas of Belle. Winnie, whose real name Wed. & Thurs.-NOT OPEN 1 Crooks, was unable ~ in August. i Miss Karen Bachner, student : Winston, . and Binnie. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· l the Spring District conference CHILDRENS !. attend due to classes at Ohio Officers installed were Faye 1at Ohio University, spent the ! Their problems seem about , her erett Dailey. held in Jackson Sunday afterS"'te Dentistry School. FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Sau('r. president: Anna Maude w.:ekend in Columbus witb her ! be ·solved by the vlsit of an noon. I r IJ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ...... \. TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1966 .':. · ... t~ ~ 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 l i May 6·10 Walt Disney's " THE UGLY DACHSHUND" !Tl•l' hn icolor l Wi th Dr:m .J o nl:' ~ 1111d ...;mnnnt• Plrsh('lt r Walt Dlsliey's " WINNIE THE POOH " ( lll"'d the honey trer \ !T reh n H·olo r l COLORCARTOONS Allm i!i.~ in n: Sizes 3 to Big 3 Whitt Bl•ck _ _ $p9 ••• Roush's Shoe Store Middleport, 0. 75c & 4'k 1 1 Fahrman, first vice president; aunt, Miss Mary Schaaf. She · deriy rich aunt whom tlJO<o Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly have Wllliam Erwin of Atikr•.; ...,. Edith Hoffman, second vic.; also me~ b('r fiance, Don Brown I never seen. But they returned to their home, Colu.m· Jted Sunday wiih his motit!r, president; Martha Husted, sec- while there. He is stationed in Ithat the fussy, eccelltric old ~· after a several days VISit . Mrs. Clyde Andrews and Mr. by With the~ paren~, Mr. and Andrews. 1 1Jady despises boys, and 1 retary; Esther Mearker, treas·!North Dakota. span, btcaJ~~ to .a lg:} 1 ~rer, and. Elizabeth Lance, par· Mr. and Mrs. Lee McComas means of a letter annoamclng Mrs. Ev~rett Dalley, ~nne S,, Mrs. J~ !'ebster Jr. and ~n, ! propl:"r to wen." !and Mrs. James Souders were her coming visit, they find she ~d Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Kelly, James, VIsited Sunday af.er1 llamentarlan. ·-~I 1 "Creative Music .. was the ! in Belpre Sunday to attend the plans lo give each of the Bu~ Mddleport. n~n at New Haven, W. Va. ! Mr. an d. Mrs . .Leo Crew. Mrl!. topic of the program given by ;open house in observance of ford girls $5.000. She ~s. Damon Farren and Mrs. with her mother, Mrs. T. C. : C. Mel vm. Alklff~ and Mrs. C. . Florence Evans who read a the 50th wedding anniversary of Winnie is a girl. So he Estill Moore were vlsl· Roush. 1 iF. Tom pkms. I paper on the subjecl after IMr. and Mrs. J. Warren, for-I himself off as a girl by which a piano number, Mendel-1 mer Middleport residents. The i some of Binnie's clothes sohn's ''The Hunting Song" was; four children and their families : Aunt Sophronia is there. She SUNDAY, MAY 8 presented by a pupil of Mrs. were present for the family din- rives and the fun beginl. 1 Evans. ner. Mr. and Mrs. McComas ! Complications occur, Alld A short service In memory or visited with his brother, Mr. secret almost comes o11t Miss Ethel Garland was con- and Mrs. Lloyd McComas en- they succeed In coverine It up. ducted by Ecna Adams. route borne. !At the end, a surprising event Attending from Meigs county ~lr. Bruce Lloyd was In c.- I takes place and Winnie aets his were Ruth Euler, Avice Freck· lumbus over the weekend wh<ere Imoney after aU. er, Martha Husted, Geneva Joa- h participated In the s h 0 e The Buford home Is a ~~~~~!; :1 chim. Le_e Lee, Vinas Lee, ~ar. j s~ow for the Genesco Shoe Com· ; ing place for friends of E :·uo:ore, Geneva ~ol.a~. Ma.xme 1pany. He was accompanied to 1- Betty and Jean and Ph1ls~n, M.ary V1rgmm Re1bel. j Columbu.~; by his son, Michl. 3 boy fri~nds. Mel and. Beatncl Rmehart, Faye Sauer, 1 student at Ohio Stale Univer·l Evelyn s best beau, J1m Tra:vls: Carolyn Smith, Emily Sprague, l sity, who had visited here with , ai~ for Winnie's besl pal. Spllke ll Genev1eve Stobart, R o s a I e e his parents. Mike assisted his · Wh1tten. Story, Nellie Vale, Ann Web· Irather with the show. I The maid, Camilla, who Ia an ster and Dorothy Barn... Vtr. Inexperienced country g I r ~ ginia Cover of Belpre, a form· MEETING POSTPONED keeps evtryone laughinJI at ber er Meigs county member, also , The meeting of lbe WSWS of anHcs, and bosses everyone, attended. Ithe Enterprise EUB church I' including M~s. Buford. scheduled for Tuesday evening The play " open to the pub' bas been postponed due to the l llc and tickets will be sold only ' election, and will he beld May ! at the door with adult tickets, 1 10. ; 50 cents and children'& lickels, :z:; cents. . A th l~u~nt for th~ . ~.ay-;, '' French ~a. !rtst Rabelals. ?~ ! .nch of JOY su;·~,ounts ~f gn J .: Action of 1 1 - . PATENT STRAPS ~ I Pomeroy council Monday night adopted tbe ordinance that Increases aalaries and wages of vUiage employes. LIMOSES, France (UP!) . . The new pay scales, retroactlve to May 1, Is: In - "Tbe trouble It, doctor," $1.75 per hour for atreet and cemetery malptenance said Jooep• Deaehampa, 41, aupervisor SENIOR PLAY- The Middleport High School Senior class will present "Quit Your Kidding" thlaberFriclay 1 the "the medicino , 00 k..p .... · th fir thrft.m 00th In the bigb school auditorium at 8 p.m., under direction of Dorothy Lacey and Donald Rode. Cast me~=s.:-n::~~~ ' .. $1.25 per hour for laborers In elr sl r) are Carole Anderson ' Joyce Long · Sharon Harrison ' Kathy Lacey• Connie Cook •· back row• Edith •·· I the pain 1 In m bati iod d •150 b after thre$ months •~ w U&fli me or ae 'I pro onary per an ., · per our Schmoll, Larry GladweH, Keo Harris, Ray Coleman, Sean .Mullen and Chris Bailey. - Sentinel Photo. liver doesn't '"'"" to be belp- probation. ... ing." $315 ,per month for the chief of pollee ln thre& months Puzzled, tile doel.r ...t of probationary employment and $330 lflerw~. DesCbmpa o11 fM an X-ray. $275 per month for patrolmen and metermell In the ' Emler for Leader1 It revealed why the medlelae first three month probationary period and $300 per month DALLAS - A NOTED METH· wasn't doing any rood. after the three months. odlsl theologian said loday Delchompa bad a rifle baJ. Extra policemen, $1.50 per hour; cemetery sexton $50 . , , • it may be easier for denomlna· let oiDck Ia his liver. Bnl be per month, and village ball ----~· Nmety-two pints of . blood Nease, Mary Nease, Mary AI- Dorothr Johnston R1chard Pool· Ervm Phllllpa, CarroD 'llldlt, r10081 1 d 1o agree on a eualdo'l rememllor llelDg ohol custodian $15 per month. 1next session, Iwere receoved Monday m the 1ce Samuels, Luia Hampton, Ei- m, Wa1ter R. Couch, Don Hun- Delmar Grady, Elmer P.._, eal ersth 1o ell the _ al least not ·•··e June, p ' kl g ut lin Decided that an fnvostiga- May visit of the Bloodmobile oise 1\'hile, Nacei Barton, Mary net, Harold L. Spencer, David Mary K. Yost merger P ank an s """' n per h es• tlon - should be conducted to to Pomeroy Jumor · H1g h au d'•· Hamm, Martha Mayer, Ed'11h 1 Ho1ler, Cec1'I HyseII , Chares I REEDSVIIJ.E - Mrs. Qrl. 'd nd m he Ulersona be 11 wor ed St 1 church 1111, wheo as a soldier i ea ran a e .,81 wannded lJI tbe rigbl hlp ;er ow ew din our,:,; learn if citizeu• are getting ade-ltorium from Ul7 persons who Sisson, Phyllis English, Edwina 1 Gloeckner, George Hicks, Mi- vllle Walson, Mae Vln~ m~ s. t be f 1 not to by 8 GenuiD. 3M) n or ance ' quate cab service. ]twas report. Icame, with 75 giving replace- Scott, Beulah Strauss, Eleanor chael Fultz, Geoffrey Wilson, Hobert Vineyard. ,ij;&_, We mus ca~.~ · •• The ballet wao never found. · ed there have been eompla:n!J men! blood lor families or 1Gordon, Betty Hay<·s, Naomi Homer B. Smith, Phyllis Eng- TUPPERS PLAINS - l'1III1P OUidl:n~e r·A= ic n~~;.. lloeton tald today u muol Council al'? lea~:rthel b:'· that people have been unable lo Ifriends . London, Wanda Felly, Margar- lish, Leo Vaughn. Boyles. >)... ~· 1 1 Methodlst Universt- have worked Ito way aroDDd hire a taxi at certaiJI limes oil et Yost. CHESTER_ !Joyd Black· ty. He made the statement at a lo De&<bamp's Hver dor!Jig $221),1169.20, but $27,734.98 of the the clay and nlghL , I! two gallon' donor ~obert Win Donations were by Quality I lith James McHaffie Mendel I wood, Marvin Keebaugb, Bar· meeting of the Consultation on llle paot II yean, amount is in active funds. - Accepted the appheallon gett a three gallo~ donor and Print Sbop, Charles Gibbs, I Ge;lach, Max Davis, Mrs. Paul bara Sargent, Betty J ••~ Cburch Union (COCU), an or· The General Fund balance of Richard Ebhn, Osborne·•~ Walter R. Coueb a six gallon I Pomeroy Board of Education, CaseI. Hawk, PaUl Hawk, Albert l'ar11 ganizallon lhroogh which eight lllay I waa $9,778.12, fire depart- for membershiP. into the Pome- donor. Five galion donors were IDavis lee and Produce Co., I MINERSVH.LE- Herbert Me- ker. major denominations are seek· ment $4,659.59 overdraft of $450.· roy Volunteer Fll'e Department Margaret McDaniel, Hobart 1 Oh10 Valley Bakmg en., Oh10 1 Intyre, Floyd Hendrick, Doris ALBANY- M'ilry Haning. ing to fo:"' a u~iled Protestant 14 in the . cemelef¥ depart- - Accepted the bid of Tn • Vineyard and Howard E. Park- jPower Co., Columbus and So~- Hendricks, Richard Wilkes, CLIFTON- Richard GUltl!'f, churcb ·Wilh 24 mllllon members. ment, $6,820.26 street depart- Stale Roofmg Cn., ParkBsburg, er. Nurse allendil1g was Edna , thern Ohto Electric Co.. Tmy s S.veriy Wilkes, William Fink . HARTFORD _ Mrs. Dorotlt,y menl, $927 state highway, t2,· at $970 lo put a new roof on the French. Twenty • two persons Marke~, The A&P Store, and RUTLAND _Vernon Weber, 111. James. VPI Man Winner 367.69 .m utUlty lund, and f3,· city ball bulldlog. were first Ume dcioors. Youngs Market. . PORTLAND - Jeanette Law- LONG.BOTTOM-MarlellarNEW YtiRK - THE !ltll 635.18 '" parking lot meter fund. Attending were Mayor Leur, Doetors wm 'Charles· Mullen, TRE DONORS renee, Clair Boso. !on, M,.., Reily ·Pigott, Aola Puilloer. Prizes give particular 388, Inactive funds .Include Clerk Edna Sohoenieb and Cnun· Ray Heaton, F. Ill. Cluff, and POMEROY - Margaret Me· SYRACUSE - Nettie Moore, ·Bissell, Howard Parker, Ricllrei'O lilllllll 'to journalists for lary ..wer Sl58,385.f4, special cllmen Bob Hysell, Fultz, ~ Selim Blazew~ek . ; Dame!, Arthur Slusher, Harvey IJames Tyree, Sylv1a Zwlllmg, ard Barton, H:""Y Osborne, Jr~ inve:tlgative reporting, cover- Tile State Higbway patrol In· street repairs bond retirement Poulin, Roy Reuter, Dun Cnl The canteen was served by Van Vranken, Herbert DIXon, Ada Slack, Jeanette Duffy, Charles Marcinko. ., age of racial conflict and of the vestlgated a minor stone flip- $493.02, and bond retirement !Ina and Franklin Rizer. Circle 12 of Heath Methodist Howard English, David Mary Lisle, John H. McCoy, LANGSVILLE - HeleH MIJ. war in Viet Nam Winners of ping accident, Jnvolvi"' a school $34,2S5. 76 . Church, Middleport, with Mrs. Koblentz, Robert Gloeckner, Carroll Norris, George H. Sch- ler, Ray M!dkil(. the coveted prize~ In journa~ bus and car, aii:07 a.m. Moo- Mayor Charles Logar's April Grace French and Mrs. Nan Frances Carlelon, Mrs. Erma neider, Eber Pickens. Arthur RACfNE- Betty Sayre, RobIsm included, for News Photog· day on Rl 7, one and seven • report soowod the vlltage sbare Moore, cbairladies. . Smith, Dorothy Reeves, Emo- Sylvester,. Bob Wingett, Wood· ert C. Hili, Rose Grindstaff, No· h U 'ted Press Jnle 1-na. ltenths miles soutb of Middle- Iof coliecUons as being $549.70 Loading and unloadmg was g.ne DeWees, Ma)one Pnce,lrow Zw11img, Fred Crow, Dar- va Bailey, Robert W. Profflll. ~t"p taf~lpbotographer Ky- port. No one WBilnjured. IWith $169 of the amount paid in done by Mr. Aaron Zahl and his Harlan Wehrung, Lucian Poui- rell Dugan. Larry Spencer, Lenardos Soll10~ ; da for his general Officers said that as a car parking meter lmes, Lot park· Manual Training Class of PHS. in, Mary Alice Samuel s, JosRACINE Hershel Roush, ers, Robert Clehind, Frail 0 c awar by James Spencer 67 'ii1l:. meter money collected In MASON_ The MBIOn Fire Clerieal workers were Jean eph Gloeckner, Paul Carper, James Hili, George Connolly, Parsons. coverage o tbe war in Viet 1 driven • • ' ' April was $1,096 while street -~ -- -- 1 WORLD I When working hands need extra easb because a home needs repairing.•• When working hands need exha money, for afiJ reason ••• There's a belplng band at e25 to t2000 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Lire Jnsurance AwaUble Olt NJ La.M 300 w. Second St.- W'landotte 2·2111, "-etor DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Report Given On Temperance week Activity 'IJ FJi ed Stone Pp Breaks Gl r· Stover, 44, Rl. I Bidwell, met CINCINNATI _ THE omu and passed, tbe wheels of the River was expected to crest at Ibus apparently flipped a slone around ~1 feet, a foot under and broke the wmdsbield of the ON Mother's O.y Sund1y, M1y 8 , - • ··. J . ·~Uf.'n-..• Color II brlgbt, brimming over ' '; ..1 ·"!t l l':.ofl'·· . _ · ·· ' willi Spdngtime'a IIJIIIIY"PPIIhld lhll:lla Ia 1111 crilp 111'111 tl nyloll 1M PI .s- uppers with contrasling trim, heel and !Ole. In comH!iw colors for Sildng. /ltl -~~~ MalfMMI• '\'li\IIJID IL K\Df , bafd E JoDOI ' ll!c . l District J · 6JNNiE 9·". lACe1 BcbOO Ve\P ]!Oit4 " -·· _,ea\lOil .. ' 'I . Pd. P<>l. Mr. ' . .. •t' • 1 • ' ZANE'wi!LE, Ohio (UPI) A manhunt eonUnued today In a desolate strip mine area northeast of here for an ex-convict, wbo obot and killed bls brother· In-law and critically wounded a •,_ ed irl The Eaatem Local Scbool ; -n-ag I · District has received a $5.174 i A bellcopter was uaed Moogrant from the Federal govern·' day In the search along with ment for lu summer klngergar·; sheriff's deputies from surt~n program Executive Head : rounding counties and dozens of Larry Morrison said loday. vOlunteers fOr WtWam Thoma~ The klndergart•n classel will IDII, 32, who allegedly lhol and be conducted in Tuppers Plains. killed Leo Leon Lucas, 18, of There will be bus service for Route I, Stewart, Athelll Cnunthe children of Chester, Reeds- ty. ville and Long Bottom: Lullch- '!!Isle · Seylor, 18, 'Zanesville, is will be provided. was wounded when lht alt!Jnpttwo cerUfi<'ated ~clters and ed 1D escaPe from a car lit the lwo non<erilficalad teacben demled back rqlon:,,oear Ohio will be employed lor the kllldlr· lfll8 in ~ ,1\lu-.m rarten program. Children ellgl- County. ble. ill attend are those who ~ ·8aylor wu ~ wUl be Ill before October Sl. crillti1, list It Cood 1b~ . tra111portallnn lind rou(J Hospu,l here. llhe fDld SberiH lCbedule w8l he 8liiiOUneed IJt- Fred B. Ul~ II!(~ ~played II'.:Tile ldnderprten w8l bella clelid" 111W HUl left her alooo en. ~- IJ and conllnue lbroltgb and trw al1e "!!"~ ill Jill· ~i!il 21, Mr• .Morrl8oD 1i1tL , II" two mUea lq a flii,Dbbule Kindergarten Is Assured FOR MOTHEN HeIIcopt er For KI•IIer mV-1 LEWISBURG, PA. l 8 Sc b k 'cted in IIIII documenis I' to Polish Cnnununists, left fed· eral prison Monday de<laring be had never been a spy. "! never betrayed Iriy coontry In this manner," Scarbeck saki. "It was not a case of es(CnnHnued on Page 2) 0~ glv~g ~i~s~~~;~ ,_, I study. Mayor Legar said "about great deal (estimated $20) to flood stage' Wednes- aulo. Arrests by th e pafrol Monday, 10 beenapplications" received for the job bnd day. lh bu edic all cited to municipal court May In olber activity• The wea er reau pr · iuded D . · · h if foot downward !, inc : Paul avl8, 29 • - Discussed but again na lion was a crest fore- South Lebanon • and Donald Mar• 1urther action ' was ta.en, L from its aoriginal on 1 I Th weather bureau said cum, 25, Oak Hi I, both for the Itinerant vendors ordinance ClodBia.y thee 50 foot flood stage at Ispeeding; BusseD Sayre, 30, proposal given a first read six --~· ago. Views on the P"" p r1 th prohabiy will be 180d Harry M0rris, 23 • both of w..,.s l'<'~c~~;ubut will not affect the iProc!orville, both for overload; posed ordinance varied, with lty which is rotected by Teddy Ldz, 49, Galax, Va., no some appearing In fa~or and c • 11 P highway use tax; and Clyde others opposed. Council Pres!floo r wa s. Norman.' 39, Galax, Va., pass- dent Leslie Full Ia ID give the · ing on the berm matter further study until the COMPLETE SELECTION OP HOUSE SLIPPERS HOSIERY SHOES r' ~~!~r;:· :!a~e?:;r~;~~~ lulltime me~~:ra~ta~~~~:~:;s· for the ;~:;-!"~~~ ~;.::I•: :C:~; Limited War job of meter patrol- months, according lo Chief Fred man in Pomeroy were presen~ Taylor. ed and referred for committee Taylor pointed out II costs a Remains U, S. Nam. One Foot Vnder I Open Friday Night nl 9 I Give Name or No Fire Run StiU Not Guilty ' M:~~~~~~:eys ~~~F~~~: 88!"· 1 dollar {rom . Local students. hildren h.. our Me•gs ~• o1 our • cation for ducationa\ ne'"' et this lateR ~ the e gain me response ·u once a Jn the past, your are sure that you Wt district. ble We . of our been {avora · . f the children U alwaY• better educauon o J(atltr1D -s. R• . .• obaUen&e ID< "'' JUn& VIr.- 0 · Blrtlll 8\awtet" a~~rl:no~~~~~: bee~:.: _ - Patrol Reports ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS bildren bUt Ill can all vote for etter serve our e 'i'omorrow we school will not onlY ~ . and re-training. . dl.. vor:ataooa\ Srhool. ~t{sor adult vocational tra~mngwe iee\ that \nforrnatl;n th\1 Prve a critical nee -soard o{ Educatton, the great need or s nbers of your 'ttee voin\& up ' hich .u of \11 As met }\ction Comnn rtunttY "'N '\1 d b V the Citizens t and unique oppo nicb ,.. fee\ Wl tribute . accents the grea rt to a school "iN new scnoo\. It also row to contribute our pa YES to build thiS schooL rl hal ters have tornor .sdom in votmg d our everY etlo as vO tBoar. ~ 0 urW1 be a ' asnng tribute to 'id ur duties al your SchOO h' h 70o/o of the voters a ume o . the consoh'd aUon w tc Since we ass d t ward making bel'n directe o J • • h\<t reality. te out f \l a wor"'a. ry to tna pro,•ed la<t a , I School Is necesoa d aup"POrt d vocation• t;> vote an Tne new High schoodl :r~ective. We urge ail o!tyo:,. ev&Y dolJSt which olidal ion eom P ~·· d ~e pledge ~~0 . do\laTI {or e .~ con~ en it i.& passe ' . unds ot two , t edlltne bond issue. Wh h state matching f ·u stabUsh oquabW o . ble, pius t e I that"'' e ke a\•at\a 'ld a schoo you rna d issue to but the bon ~~; '.; :gemonths ~tal.: som~me I neW comP of Blood Received Monday """!! ; om...,,_...,. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WHirs pJfl • tS ° u! :,";:.ther~ II To The Citix.ens .... ·gs Loco\ Of ,.,et . . Schoo\ Oistnc~~. m.. - · ·~ 92 t! and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett, played ! a piano solo. Temperance readA'ITEND CONFERENCE A report on the observance Iings were given by Miss Sauer, Members of Heath of Youth Temperance Week scripture from Luke and an Churcb attending the TINY ••• BUT TREMENDOUS In flavor are was given by Miss Margaret article, ''Never Smart Nor Soc.' Conference at Jackson these wonderfully delicious chocolate cover~ Sauer when. the W.C.T.U.. met iable," "The If Of Alcohol," by Included Ml'!l. Ill. L. crisps, creams, nub, frulls, and caramels. · Fr1day everung at the M1ddle- Jcdy Taylor; "Why Do Teen- Mrs. Nan Moore, the Rev. pori First Church of the agers Smoke?", Martha Bart- Ml'!l. M. E. Dowaon, Mra. MINIATURE ASSORTMENT, I lb. 1.95, 2 lb. 3.90 ~e. Betty Cline, president, leU; "A Hart Habit to Break," liam Ru!seU and Mrs. J::~ Sided and Ml'!l. Clyde Lucille Harrison; "Ten Re01ons Jividen. The latter two was program chairman. Why I Abstain," Mildred Nash, consecrated during the aervic<dl fASTf THE DIFFERENCE OF FRESH~~ Mrs. Joe Turner gave and "Don't Drfve," Betty Cline. as lay speakel'!l, The con:fenme<• ll opening prayer and Ma r I h Miss Sauer reported lilera- members attended as a fare- II Bartlett, daugbter of the Rev. ture disiributed to !chools and well meeting with the iiiiilf churcbes during the Temper- Stanley McGiliiard, who Be sure to see the fine selection of Fanny Farmer ance Week observance. Mrs. served as district superlt1tend- il Candies for Mother's Day Gifts Tangy Fruit Bartlett closed the program with en~ Slices Fudge Creams Family Assortment prayer. - Home Assortment - Mint Wafers - French During the bosi,... session 1be Almaue Mints - Cherries - Nut Clusters - Di!le1 and Mrs. Bertha Archer and Mill! By Ullil.d Prell IDteraatlooal Hard Candies. SusaD Park were reported pa· Today Is '1\eaday, May 3, Uents at Meigs General Hospit- 123rd day ol 1986 wHb 242 ALL BOXED- READY TO GIVI! al. Miss SUuer reported on an follow. article taken from the "Union The moon is between its first Signal" on alcohol. Following quarter aud lull phas•. lbo mecling Mrs. LlUlan Steilf The morning stars are Venus presented aevenil musical seiec- •nd Saturn. tiona. The evening star Ia .111M.,. -· ouncil New Scales Retroactive To May I in All Divisio~ Bullet in Hip Moved to Liver In 26 Years swm ntounl\1 fUR MDTHlJI 1 Stop i• .••and ask for our "tlome IOJIIi" loan . ..,. oan Iii an ailing borne now . .. and repa~ in sensibJe mnUtly in~nts. ·orl{ers .. 1 State University was set toclay to lnerease student fees f~:;;d~:l ~::: ~~~ ~:";: v·Iet Nam Aim .. I •= ::C ;:' ¥a¥1e. , Ufflwr tald Hill appares~Uy drfaed the, body ol Lacu to lite ~ Ill the eabla lind relurDed tq lbe "'I' lind the Saylor 1irL 8be told lbe oberUI thll HUllllld - he plettned fD llltJol bar.:aftet · ~ loull(l a · . •' « \'• •'•', '·': ) .. ,_. ., , ... - ' • Su..,.. ~.. "~I• FederatedChurchM • comp}eted .erger IS 'II'AU'' Hltl iNtll A.'t~,\A.\ 11! 14l \ fi: ~ ~ • . f: .... ,.. I take the trucktheon lives a run,of pius tt sald Monray recommenendangering the firemen Effective Immediateded increases will be given to · . . lbe IIlli lty 1n1 tee t th iy, anyooe caiimg In a lire is to WASIUNGTON (UP!) - The vers s 8 a e g1 ve hi s Phone number and Johoson admmJStrat ·· 1on 1s s('1ck· June meetiog. , h ho 111 name. If this Ia not done, the Ing to its delermination to 'We w ave to ve an Allotment of $250,000 of Appalachia funds for t .lle department will not make the pursue a "l.imited war" in Viet Increase, hut inteod to keep It proposed Meigs County Nursing Home on Lincoln W1l -'" \ "run. Nam desp1le heavy pressure as modest as we can," Faw· be sought Wednesday by Delmar Canaday in Columb111 "We operate on a small bod· from' both "Hawks" and eeU said. from Appalachia Commissioner Albert Giles and Goveraor get conslsllng of donations, so "Doves." - - ' " " " ' ''" James Rhodes. " we cannot afford making runs S Vet M lal H Ita! nda h t bllsb j ,..._ when we are not actually need· · Defense Seerelary Robert · Adm"7'~ emor R 0~~ R 1 p:~~~~n~:~ber Yo( to iom~ ;:Ya in the aar':\~8 :e ed " advised Taylor McNamara made that piam 111on ss ns ona a· . . ,_ ' ' day wben he ruled out - for the ston, Middleport; James Dyer, merre, Mr. Canaday, head of c1al fiSk. to be underlakell ., lime being, at least -U.S. Middleport; Gregory Middle- the. corporalwn, descnbed the local res~~. were nlllld, bombing of the Hanoi industrial swart, PorHand. fac1hty, which would employ but no decoswns made. complex and the mining of the Dlscbarges .- Marvin Walk- I 75 persons, and for which $137,· In regard lo the Regatto, .ll' port or Haiphong tn Communost er, Garnet Kimberlin, Mrs. Ru-1000 already has been obtamed rival or ille 1,1100-passengerc.tOur North VietNam. dolph Rlffie, and daughter, in grants. train from Columbus, al'iiii\Jt. AI the same tlme, however, Amos Leonard. The Chamber voled to ad· ed b)• the National Asaodallaa be vowed the United Slates Meiga General Hospital dress telegrams to Mr. Giles of Railway BuslnesswomenCP would conti~~e its gradual Admis&loas- Clarence Jones, and Governor Rhodes urgin~ the confirmed for ~1 a.m. buildup of m1lltary strength to G II' r allotment as a much-needed ser~ June 12. The VIsitors wtll 11iVI meet what he de~cribed as a ~I:::.V.s _ Marvin Darst, vice to the aging In this area Pomeroy at 5 p.m. thai Felbl Deaill atepped-up rate olmfdtratlon .or Leopold llyseil. and as a boost to the economy. mg. After driving about two miles, c;::,mm~nis~ m~n and maler~al riSBEi\SPEAKER In other business, the Cham·' Present at the meeting ajJOYI HUl ordered ber out of tbe car m e or · There will be a meeting of 1ber discussed at length the no- Bailey's Res!Burant were Jlreo. and sbot ber in the back, Miss McNamara and Undersecreta- the licensed practical nurses ticeable drain on the labor sup- ident Jack Carsey, KermltftalSaylor told authorities. She 1'Y of Stale George . W. Ball division II at 7:30 p.m. Friday, ply in Meigs County during re- ton, Jack Kerr, John Blaetllar, leined death while he poked, answered foreign pohcy ques- May eth at the Columbia Gas cent months, resulting from the Ted Reed, Jr., Bob Jacobs, Bob h 'th L Uons at a meeting of the U.S. office Middleport. Robert F!Sh. h · the WI B'li G w•.._ er WI a s11c.. llabor-shortage e1sew ere m ngett, 1 rueser, Miss Saylor slaggered to a Chamber of Commerce. er of Middleport will be the country, and aggressive adver- Grueser, Richard Chambera, farmhouse, where sh• laid down PollUcs Cauae Slowdo:;' erl guest speaker. E\oerv one i> I !ising campaigns by industry to Allan Leonard, Norbert ~ in an upatairs bedroom. Wben ~cNamara lltac~~wl welcome. Refreshmenta will be ;lure employees. ton. Fred Crow, Jr., Bob Gllll, 1 family returned, the man in ~:":~ ~ IC~ad ' : ":.; served by Amanda Murray. Possibilities of investment lo and Rev. Jack Martin. grabbed a shotgun, tblnkinii a . . I am r uc burglar WBI inside. mil!lary operatllHIS agamst the "Don't shoot, I've already Communists, ~ut he Sald they been shot," Miss Saylor sald. now were gelling back to the The sheriff aaid Hill had hor- rate .of the first three months Rev, Dr. Eugene Car.on lor the Presbyterian Church matters sucb as eo-ownership rowed the sbollun two or lllree of this year, Blake, general secretary of and the United Church of ChrlBI of property and oouunon Will' -ks ago. While rid!JII arnund lbe World Council of Churches, in Pomeroy. ship services, but Bgl'eed ala in bls car Sunday, be weal ID CORRECTION who ••pressed opllmlsm Mon· In a duly scheduled meeting ID separate and dlsllnct aa11; Stewart, piCked up the gun and Ml'!l. Henry Ewing, Pomeroy, clay over prospecls of a mer- Sunday, May 1, the voting wes gregalions, . each belnc respo then got bls daughter at the Is not a first cousin of Dr. Eu- . ger of eight Protestant denoOJI· unanimous to create one con- slble to its own denominauOlill home of Ills elfran. . wtre. gene Carson Blake 81 reported · nations, will be pleased to that gregaUon of what for IDIIIIY afflllatinn. II Wll lfiii'Ded Hill &lopped at Monday. part of the merger already bas yea~ has been the !loa! congre.. The action of the pnt ~. lbe Mayle, resldeoee Sunday been accomplished in Pomoroy. ption, Falerated church. merging u- two group~ lait n!lbt and ulced them to ~lp WEATHER . The original federation IJreW one unilled body, 1o apeelad II IIJJn repair a lire, The fllmlly M01Uy t!IDDy 8,11h, partly What tho elgfit major Protes- out of a proposal in 1927, under he of interest to te111J11111aa1 atlempted 10 'Ulk 111m inl!i' liD' ~ aorlb. Fair, cool to-! toni bodies have for the past which the Presbyterian Cburcb leaden l'I!D 111'1 , hopeful 11)111 ~ 10 1 ~ .mlatlon ilgltt, low 11-ft. Fair, Ultlo tem- five yeara disCU!sed as "po.181· and the old Evangelical and IIUCir eal 'bt ~llllld ttl·• ~ . · . . . -. dtllp WediOidof, blllty" II¥ now become "faCl" ~ Cburcb agreed V»>O 11G1'14WIU l1!il .,._ ~ J :;: 'l!~ !. $250 000 sought t:"= For Nurst·ng Home ..·. AI•dID• g s.earch • MIDe • Areas In · where she collapsed. ChD A Who d "',s ~e s:ff said :::.:-Y~~~ ..~"... ~r wapede unhurt ~ oo...,.. bn escof U 1 nearby me a re1a ve. Ulf sald Miss S 1 told ner ay or : . the ~~ ~=g in gion •_:r the te c the::~ . er to bou was goutg r a se be Wll planning 10 rent. Hill allegedly ldlled the youth early Monday near an ahandooed log cabin after lentng MilS Ssyior and the cldld in the ear. 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