https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c3f0020d416158235e93cab4f92c4e0f.pdf 2ae056bd01f793b3dd02358a63a8c8fc PDF Text Text .~ , ' .. r .r l . . Pomeroy.Middleport, o., May 18, 1884 p~~--~ MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR. SHOPP!NG CENTE~- O~n About On F~idc;ry night untii ·B-clnd on Saturday night untai9-Save ~~IS- w':ek 1M .- · -..I .,,...1 fbw;: --Sale of men ,and BOys -eo n,-·he •~na·• .. 1 f .. our urn1turesa -m• ....... ··· .. · . ....,.,_ .... . Mrs. Leo Trousers on the main flborJust unpacked the Lady Wrangler hne of, visited recently with her father, C. H. Wise, Sr. and her sister, Miss Ruth Summer Sportsweadorwomen and girls in the ready to wear Mrs. Roger Kittle of ter spent the past weekend wtth her aunt. Miss Vesta McCoy. department on the 2nd floor. Ernest """'" on Tuaday Malion Fisher entertain- . ~ !:-::ng~~ Mi~~onarY "lei~ of Servi!' ibe Pomeroy Chllrcb Tuesday evening bor home In Minersville. Mrs. !.to Bryan ·preatcled. Devobons ..(m led by Mrs. Louis Osborn.•. u);ing ao her topic, Giving A•un: cfantly. , Members answered roll with an answered prayer. contribution was made to the McKinley Indian Mission Tepennish, ·Wash.. after Mrs. Masters gave a history the Mission. Mrs. Bryan ducted bible quize games and refreshments were served by t~e hostess to the above and Mr.~ . Denver Kapple and a Jut's!. Mrs. Karl Grueser. captll :.t ..... Cub Srouls AIIPntl Circu.• wednt>stlfl~· Den Three Cub Scout~. with JlocOC their den mothers. Mrs. Richard Rosenbaum and Mrs. Elza G~l·l more Jr . attended the circus m B. I MJddleporl Tuesday after school. For, Following the show , the group Comp went to the Rosenbaum home ley \lf where refreshments were servMilk ed by Tommy Reed. Attending caJIII the circus were Ricky Couch , Olive Tommy Johnson, Gary Snouf· '1'111 fer MikF p~ore, Doug . and If PI Joe Ro9enbaum, Harold Stsson, Tommy Reed and two guests, Jimmy and Linda Rosenbaum. . :SWlt"a., .......... _ .... _, Wise. Gl~s­ MRS. BOBBY FOSTER Miss Dill is Recent Bride 0 f Bobby L. Foster ·\ = Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Dill, Pomeroy Route 3, announce t~e marriage of their daughter Lm· da Darlene, to Bobby Lee ~os· ter. son of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ralph r~uster, Mmersv1lle_ Rou_te 1. The bride was gtv_en m marriage by her father m a double ring ct-~ernony performed b~ the Rev. Menzel Smi~. on Aprd 30 at the Enterpnse E.U.B. church. A reception was held In the church basement The table ~as 1"'--'~:"":'.::"::";7.::;.-.-1 1 decorated with white and pm'k BUY 100 GAU.ONS streamers . The center of ~he Gas •nd Get FrN 4 D•y• table held a bridal cake wtth 1 candles on ea rh side. The Get Yaur sntrs Book Tod•Y was served by Mrs. . CIRTIFIED GAS STATION Schoonover aunt of the bride. . 531 w. Mliln St. · Pom~ray The cake ~as served by Mrs. 50~i'luam DavJs of Soda Springs Menzel Smith. I Idaho, has been the guf!st of his J mother, Mrs. Crary Davis. He HHOPi I was enroute to St. Louis, Mo . w vn . on business. ,:,',t,n ~~~H ~e tt'iVe·ln Challenging Meditation is Given Circle TONIGHT & FRIDAY "THE AMOROUS ADVENTURE OF MOLL FLANDERS" Kim Novak Richard J oh nson (Tfchnieolor) -and"IAMBOLE" Gina Lo11obrigida Sommer Elk~ MEIGS THEATRE Pom1roy, Ohll TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY May 20-21 "IANDOKAN THE GR!AT" - TechnicolorSteve Reevea . Genevieve Grad "BLACK SPURS" -Tecbnicolor- Ca1houn TUJ1 Moore A challenging meditation on the topic "Establishing 0 u r ldentily." was P""ented by M'ss Elizabetb Fick when the F:iendly Circle of Church met Tuesday t the church. a The program opened i thoughts from the wriHngs Philip Brooks, "Do Not For Easy Lives u and a ture reading. A question answer period followed. With P.1r!l. Carl Kautz, dent. in charge, the Circle ed to send $25 to Rev. Kuether. for mission work Honduras, Central America, of the mission fields of United Church of Christ. The Rev. Kuethec was ordain· ed June, 1963. and he and his wife, Sue, were commissioned the Board of World Minis· · · for service in Latin Amer· ica . With their infant son, Scott, they went to Central America in December 1963 and are in tav !Fri12el ts the older son of the Rev, and Mrs: Ralph Keuth· er. He was born m Pom~?er~~ the first year .of the Keu 10 years of mmtstry here. A contributi~n of $10 was made to the msurasce fu~ ?f the church. The annual ptcme meeting will be held June 21, at the home of Mrs. Kautz and Mrs. John William Blaetlnllr will present the vesper service. Mrs. Kautz and Mrs. Pearl Mora served a dessert course, with pink nut cups. nower~ napkins, and ~n arrangement iris and narcissus on. the fresbment table carrmg out spring theme. ----0 • Birt/uiJly carry 11 Given Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Dale Priddy HyseU Run, entertained with birthday party Saturday In or of the ninth birthday el theuc II daughter. Debbie Ann. Refreshments of ice J~:::_:wo~rk~ln~H~ondur=~as~.G~us-;[ cake and kool-ade were~ iii Debbie received many gifts. Attending were Linda I Loretla Tackett, Judy Deborah mack, Bob MIDDLEPORT, 0. Jell Musser, Steve Stewart, nie Casto, Douglas Pope, LIIl<Ja 11 Hysell, Jeannie Schuler, KI!VlD 11 WOMENS WOMENS Dewees, Joy White, Linda Iiams, Gene Davis, Rusty Dav·ll is, Joyce HutehiDsoo, Jane Schll·ll ling. Cbristine Musser, Penoy Ehlill, Penny Priddy, her grand· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben , Roush and son RoDDie, Mr. and pr. Mrs. Charles Buckley and lam· ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stewart and family. Debbie's brother, Compare At $3 .99 White, Blue, Black Gary, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Priddy. lUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY May 22-23-:14 "RED LINE 7000" -TetbnicolorCaam Laura DevOD -:;:::II ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ITALIAN SANDALS •t• 1 Izens Protest Mr. and Mrs. and children of Belpre vi'sitedljl Sunddy with her mother, Mrs. Charles Mayes. Bruce Walla~. student Marshall Universily. spent the -kend with his parents, Mr · and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake of west Jefferson. spent the weekend with her sister and in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ken· nedy, Sr. They have jusl 1 turned from a vacation of ! eral weeks in Florida and igtm. 'fhey also visited in Nelsonville with her daughter family, Mr. and Mrs. Micllae\ Ohlinger and son, Michael II, and ·oew baby daughter, Julia Ann, and with relatives iR Coo>l·ll . 11 Vl~ Rev. and Mrs. RonBIO'II Place and son; steve, have retW'ned. to their~~~ In bridge, New y 0~~iler a VIS<t 11 here with her family, Mr. M Harry Houdashelt and ~:~ Freddie Houdasbelt. Steve ta ed with his graadparents his parents attended the Baptist ConveAtioa held in Mis- TENNIS OXFORDS r-WO __ M_E_N~s'L~~l~L~MA~ID;-1 •LOG CABIN" THROW -RUGS Rayon Panties 100% Viscose Rayon Rug Pile. Machine Washable. Decorator CoJors Band leg or elastle leg brielt, wh.lte acetate ray· on. Extra Jara:e aizes, 910 or 11. ~ 24xl6 $2.95 $1.95 $5.95 lxS Oxfords ~~::aig 3 White- Blue & BOYS Canvas Loafers S2·99 pr. Sizes 21'1 to Big 12 The Women's Association the First URited Preabyterian Church will meet tolligbt at the church at 7:30p.m. Mrs. Rodney Sauer will be program chair· man and Mrs. Dwight Wallace, devothHtal chairman. Hote&seB will be Mn. Fred Lewio, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mrs. 0. IL Slew· art. Mrs. Wllliam IDgleo, Mrs. Richard Vaughn, Miss Chartette DavidsoL $3.69 $7.95 4x6 Neck and head scarf'!!, squares, triangles, · oblong, in whlte, pastel colors, Ill' prints, Goed quality X 27 x 36 SALE $2.00 '27 x S4 SALE $3.00 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Stnlillg MeigJ CouKI¥ for ourr g4 Y 1411 Mtmbu 1«111GI Rt11r111 Svrttm Member Ft4eral Deposillnrttf'''"" Corporotimo 51\.95 '.I. .... SLIPCOVER and DRAPERY FABRICS conoN PRINTED SAILCLOTH BRIEFS Beauti£U) bri,~tht patterns. Floral and Prov~nclal, 45" widtb. Washable colors. Ideal for making Chait and Sofa COvers, Curtains, Drapes and Shift Dressts. 49c An excellent a810rtment of all cotton pil!(e goods <ttl'' wide. LITTLE GIRLS $1.00 • SUMMER WEIGHT • y • Slus 4 to 14 cotton crepe in ne•t prints for summer wear. PINEWOOD IMPORTED RICE STRAW RUGS 4'116' 3'xS' $3-29 ,.,. $4-69 $5·99 IATHMAT 1011% Viscose lllyoo In beautiful oparkltq eolon. Set includee Contour Mat, Lid Cover and Rua. FOR THIS IALI $3.49 GRADUAnON CARDS 50% ModuiUI ltayon, !:IOiiJ"o cotton. 411" width. Ble oetectio' _patl«tlJ iD oD C!Ofoil. . the WORLD Be sure to lee the exeelJent groups of Cotton Sun Sutta, Ovenlls in Seersucker and cool cottou - Overall aod Shirt Sets _ Sborts and Shirts to ttch Sets. Slm 8 months to 24 months. Solid colors, st , ehecks, prlnta. On Sale In the Infants department on bt floor. AN here, In the housewares department on the 100% all 89c ,... II" UnbiNched S..miHI ShMtlng • , • .. yd. 69c Cool SUmmer materials 1n pastel eolors of ~' blue, maize, pink. 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Cowra: White, Avocado, Antique Gold, Brown, Blue, Red, Rose, Rust. $4.39 lALII Ploln Whlh ENVELOPES 100 '"' 39c KING IIZI WRmNG TABLET 39c lnmbo llko, tal: tablet, IU!ed. Endurlne eleranco ot 1 remarltablr IOif ..,~, VIbrant ooUd eolon in a jacquanl tn>e -•· While, Gold, Plat, Cranberry, Blue, Gnetl, Bolio, Pumpldll; ,O.IIIl<O tailored - • oc1• with a ftneer pleall, f" budtnm, ·z• '~-,.,,.,.. •_..., 1" 1lde hem. (Cafe 1i%e hu brul-coated rlnp), Slze 48 pleated. s.w. 72" LENGTH $4.49 14" LINGTH f4,79 10" LINGTH " "'" •)] They never need Ironing. Famous Koraton process, give permanent pre" to both trousers and shirt Dark green, Forest green, or Gray. Pant Size 29 to 44. Shirt size 14'1.1 to 17 and . ~ sleeve lengths 82, 88 or 84. Buy what you ne during the sale. Panls are on Shlrls $3.4$ Sale $4.45 · 1 pair, "Wrengler" w..therecl Denim ' Tapered Fit Jean$ · our M.2f • - GARDEN HOSE toot ...a IenctbL llelidy . ,. ·ao eoupled, careaa,,fuD % iDcb lize, OD. llle wr 36" L E N G T H - - - - - - - - $2.95 45" L E N G T H - - - - - - - - f3.4t 63" LENGTH $3.99 $1,66 THI N!W REDMAN HAMPERS PRISOUA PATCH QUILT SHEETING Snow white - stop In now OD the 1st floor. Select a Graduation Card tor that boy or IJirl, JOUD.J man or youae woman on your &radultion list. You'll find a excel· lent Hlectloa. yd. JUST RECEIVED! SHIPMENT lbcellent quality. 90" cotton quilting sheeting. Tanks Enter Pagoda Battle ,.r. ANY $2.95 DUSTER OR SLEEP COAT- t2,33 HALLMAII( DRESS MATERIAL 69c Two• DUSTERS·-SLEEP COATS nowm Polyetheltne artificial flowers and foliage moat 1111 kind you could ~t. (On the mala floor) 6'x12' sns wh~h SALEI Wo1111111 Phil Mild tnd Kotz S'xl' $.1.95 I PC. ~~ot~U¥ra ,. Stencilled design• - vivid multi colored warp Dominant motifs are modern florals. Matching deliens In all alzes. Coloro: Green, Browa - Oblong shape. 24•41 ~Ilk ~ FOR LITTLE BOYS & GIRLS GOWNS 69c 27x54 89c $p9 24xN $]-39 69c Sun Suits •• Lightweight Overalls Summer Play Clothes Prints on heavyweight barcloth Include modern provinciall ac::enic, floraJs. Vat dyed, preshrun~ Srotcbgard floish. ~ .,.41ls d~ ~JUlia Run-A·Round Elastic Jeg brief style, mesh weave for cool com· fort, white only, sma;oth flttln~, preshrunk, Stzes 5 (38 ; 6 (38), 7 (40) and 8 (42). .Fiberglas Draperies OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Wom~t~~'l SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PURCHASE! New JacqUird Look Your Full Service Blink Is , •• $1.00 27 - - - - - - SALE $1.00 Extr.a wide tailored tier of Sprlnl& Mills' 100% Cotto. Poplin 5" bottom hem, 70" wide PM' pair, Valance '10" lE 11" 'Tier 36" long. Drip Dry, machine washable. Beau\1· ful fa.st colors: Wblte, Turquoise, Gold, Red, S;md, Green, Pumpkin, oard Four members of the South- services oonsttltanl for the Ohio, "In response to your lnqtticy Melp Counly Superlnlelldent of 1 IICJard President Joe Stohart, motion to adjourn pa!aed by a if Ire had made a oommenne- Rlclrard Russell asked w11111t1 ....t -»·· ern Local School Board, appar- Educalioo Association, atte:HI- coneorniDg the legal provisions Schools, whi!'h saJd: , In response to the query by 1-1 vote, Fisher casting the dis- , garding possible favoriUsm be- action was taken by the blilrtl ently hlooked at least .tomporar- •d the meeting and noted the for !be demotloli·of a prlneiJill, "TWs Is to certll)' thai I have Deem, as to wlretber the acllons senling vote. I ing shown. He did not re"lem- !concendng ber husband llljol . ily In an earlier action not to , proceedings. Mrs. Breuabus said please be advised that iD ac- not .. any ' dme recommended concerning the principals would BOARD QUIZZED ber making such a statement. / he had only a temporary _. rehire three principals, sue- following the aesslon that . lbe eordanee wlth Section 3311.12, lbal'!lr. Wolfe be rellev• be rescinded, said, "We wiU Early iD the meeting the hoard > Mrs. Gail Popp, who is cur- tract ano1 no vote of the eeeded Thursday night in ad- had been requested to attend • principal may be translerrell ed as principal o! Jake It under consideration with was questioned in regard to its i rently a Jeacher al Southern eJe. would • aeeded. President" IIIII- , journlng a regular In by the Sothern Local. Teachers to a lesser adJainlotraUve pooi- the Southern · L<lcal High ftbe 'prosecuting attorney." aclion concerning staffing of ' mentary, asked the reason for bart indieated this was a Dfll. the lace of protests by a Cltl- . Association. lion or to a teoeher position up- School." Stobart also said he wasn't parlicular lellchers at the Ap- her husband's release as mod· take by the board. · ..,.. Committee demanding to The meeting, attended by ap- on reco111111endallon of the 111- Mr. Deem, alter nollng the aware of the fact that t h e ril sosslon. ern mathematics teacher In the . OO'IIER ACI'IVITY 1 he reeogl)jzed. P""lmately ·50 persgns iDclad· perlntendent of tehoola and ap- fact that the board had earlier board bad to hava such a ree- Mrs. Betty Deem, wife of Ex- [high school. , - Roberta Kraueber wu ._ Alter three hours In seaalon, ing several teachers, reaohed Ita proval of the board of educa- In the meeting approved the ommendation from the county eculive Head Deem, asked lor Board member Otis MeClin- ed as a teacher • btlper ID,Ita the hoard hBitily voted for ad· emollonal iD the closing . tian. minutes of lbe AprH meeling superlnlendenl of schools, be- the reason the board voted not took, when asked to explain hla pre-ocbool program lhla . . journm"'!t despite protests miDutes when Executive Head I "In tha L<lcal where the three teacben ware fore an educator can be reliev- to have her as a teacher in the action in the decision not to re- I mer. Miss Krauetter, - .,Jh from members of a Clttzens' fRonald Deem read letters in j' Scllool Dlltrict lite demollon not reempiDyed as principal, ed of his duties as principal. high school but that she contin- jhire Michael Popp, said, "I applicants, waa hired by a,.,. ,. committee who asked to be rec- oannecUon with the board's ear- 1 of a prtaclpal -'4 require asked the board: It was at this point that Mrs. ue teaching elsewhere In tbe have no stalemen< to make at I anlmous vote after motloll liD ognized. lier decision not to rehiro tbree lite reeo........,ttoa for ruclt ''Are you joing to rescind Breuhaus, arose to eonflrm the Idistrict Ithis lime. I don't mean to cut made by Fisher. .II bad Ilea . The oame board memben princlpall in the dlstrlcl. , demotion by tht eoaaly..,... . that action." report of Executive Head Deem. Board Member Harry Hill , you short, but I don't think It suggested by Stobart and alllba then loft tile room alter one Deem first read a letter tateadeal of ldloolo olid apThe minutes of tha AprU A few minutes later the board confirmed he had made a stale- [ would be wise. applicants' names be a Indicated be would del)' aay- from Kenneth Daugherty, ad- proval of lite tnajorlly of lbe meeting had been approved at continued an early attempt to ment at the April sc"'lon that President StolYart, also asked hat .wet the oae draWD aut .. one to ouggeot they bad taken ministratlve asslstsnt of the board of ediCitloa." the beginning of last night's ..,._ adjourn and at this time aocom- he did nat feel a husband and about Popp's release, charged blred. the load be had !bat day. Ohio Education A&s""latlon, A letter was then read by slon by a 4-1 vow, John Fisher pUshed it, despite strong objee- wife should be' under the same ,lre was "insubordinate." - The quesUon was brov&ht 1 Babetta A. Breuhaus, field staled: Deem from 0. 0, Patteracm, eaattng the dissenling vote. lions by several persons. The 1root. Mra. asked Mr. HiU I The wile of Latin teacher (Continued On Page meetl~ Tier Curtain and Valance SCARFS "CLEANUP SALE! SMALL LOT 18 nu ln au windows, -can be used anywhere In you~ hom( 3 speed, 5 blades for extra eoonnl, handy carrylna: bandl . on Sale For TOP VALUE WOMEN'S SAMPLE RUGS 20 inch Size FANS 69c 24x70 27x41 $2,88 MEET TONIGHT IXTRA SIZES Genorol Eloetrlc's $29.9S All Purf*O Mode of heavy duty 18% ounce Brushed denim. Zipper fly - true wnqltr cui. Men'• Slzt 29 to 36 ··· · ··.. "" $4.98 lop' Size I to 18 .. ·.. · ''' •" .. · $3.98 < " .. Thrifty! Save All Of Your S.lesllps From . ':1_ ' _ . Elberfe,lc:ls In '!! ....· . • · t - , ' lneqpity of Draft Law is Examined �.. . ~ . "'"'~"- ~ ~ • · ·· ·~ j . .. "' .,._ ... , .- ' ' ·' ' ~-IJ·"~ """''"Cl· ·";;"Yd·:''d"~~.•,~ ,:'·· b••Y. •o. 'ij"~ W~GTON (UP!) -A~ ...... committee '!lJie• a~1 ;t ,-.p~ld IIQ.IIO aU the way. Stankv in lUi le of Fight IMIIt everybody In Conams therefore n6 otngle ~!tee, An,r ftve flitlous month• of, ' . ~ - ·UMrlakers'Unlikely to·Agree on l:hanges ~~~ t;;f'lpe ahoqt the·draft, but 0n 0rders to n•It 8atters • , III!SERVATIONs DUE ~leporl olaui ... No 1111 remtllded thai reten'adoll ' for' ... Mlddleporlalumlll IIIII- I • ' ... ,-r~ 'Ht"nhl·· O'hf of Last ProOTaJD - sllould or could cond,uct; -tlle ~te, 11; exllnded 1be drart l . ;; . •.., jioo• the study. . • . . law for -lour -mor• yean, and ! qlft and 'daact mali be leD! Sd!ooi'Daze Mln~trels, In !hi! , Dwight "Skip" !.<>•an, Tll'l , grour,.,...,;. ;., • :. la""!!km can Ill',.tlloae on ma)or Ht•m tocommittee, the cbatrman laid u-,0UMT Ia wUbiD lb. e ""I fe'!' d11'1 traditional style, were • cllan..,_lncludlns pro- ,Iof • powerful hls l month program. But it CIDCAGO W1'Ii -lh< I, O"t ' • ""'; ;;;;,' :.. IGlaze, and Max Folmer, as Ski' t.;· Iviews wiU have far greater , slid UMT would not start unUI ' bad • cl!ntrqversy on Ids up." , . iii:iiit m;;; ..._.:.:;::.. . Martha '.ngan and "Tbe Rouges." S. I influence wllh the House !Ole •emergency" was over and I harttt.' !' • .,..k laday- . 'This ! . EArlier ·this week, Slanky got :':et:a:: I F~~ more than ~ yearspeadershlp, 'tlbtch wlU_ dectae!then ohly after COngress gave 1tl~ 1t was over beanballs, , u• • Ut.,~i.i~i:: Witi. Uetron l tbe Pear' St. Elementary year Thursday morning •• ~!tter What Shape," JIW lP.t Con{fl• h.haain.beeotb atvo•dl"lb thet whetmihetrt to "crea.t~ . sluch a, ita _specific approval to specific ' Manager Eddie Stanky ol the ' Mt!!~er Charlie Or..sen ovor Bulldlai with lbe daiM!e to Pomeroy Junior Hll!h ScbooL IOu~" and an or~flll ICOI't 0 led '!'be pro!Jllip op .. i . a may e • com ee, ~·•• woe v ews of traUIIJ!f plana. , . , · W•~w~r Stanky had been fellow at tile 11fP school T.hl! 11 show Item woulji;&o away. lt haan't gone the three uninfluentlatllberals. Allout the only thing left of ; Ch:cago Wh:te Sox, bacK . 10 "rell<llng" Tiger pitching. But . ed on tim•wao :notre; by Skip ' " awa~;-nd probably won't for Neverthele" tlleir acUon, UMT is 111 name. The draft I ChiCago alter ~ dts;uragmg that couldn't ho.l!l a shadow to I" " lhows. I ·Sis dance numbera were ·yfi1lrt.>'to plus a similer proposal put 11aw, •ho·· agamstaccused e ofmnesot& little manager's latest I .' come. - current ..ten 81•0n I, Twms stood order the "School Daze Minstrels' open- fol't'lled by lwei alrll' daDchla M:S~amara's introduction of ]forth a few months ago by uplreo July 1, ·196'1, 18 formally 1. ' w ," ha..le. • ed with the entire cllori!ISiJJI- IIIfOUP.· Dan<lnl Ia "Spanltb a nJ;Ir, idea, that all young isome House Republicans, plus entitled the Universal M!Utarv : mg his pitchers to thrc I Mele said be got hls 1 , • log, "Hot Time in the 0 I d Flea" were OlariBII Am<l'li!ans contribute a rear or ; McNamara's comments IIIII Tralnllll! ond Service Aci , bitters information from an unnamed ! Town Tonight." Jeff Mankin, SUian Lanninl; LYnne MeGulft, two j! their lives to service to : week have spurred Rivers tnto Ever)'Dne 'agroeo it is ~ "I Know Stank•· has ~ld hlo Chicago player. X·rays shewed 1 UfS the lnterlocuior, started ohow Frederica McGuire, Brenda !bell!:'(_country. will probably imaking definite plana· for draft 1 misnomer. , pltcners to th~w at ~te~s, Perry did not suffer • fracwre, I with the traditional words, Lee, Janet Mees, Shirley Jorspa~~'a new round of debate.! htarinQ:s. a.nd If they ~on t ~ucce ' ~ but may IDlSS a pitching turn "Gentlemen, be seated!" End· dan, and Elaipe Murphy. But ficouse so f.W members of1 Pteol)' Of WltlleoeN Jf if. lmes lbem, •••d Twlna becaUJe of a bad bruise, men Michael Morttn, Kelly M.. Girls danct••· 1....... lAS "-· 0 concur on what should . Manager Sam Mete Thursday ,,. • _ "'" be .. there II little hope ,f l BeSides selective Service after. pitch by John Buzhardt Kenzie, Gary Mitch, and Jeff numbers were Mar)' 'lfi\Odl, Y lolution Director Lewis B. Hmbey, sent Minnewta hurler Jim There will be a bono tbow P't. PLEASANT - William Karr kepi up a runntns lire of Brenda B!'OI!U; Patti Colllnl, '"A..;;,,_ that hurt• the Rivers intend' to Invite mern. . IPerry to· the hospital lor X- DD &t8y atl p.m, (Wee-Billl Gardner, 79, a resl· ' jok!l throughout the allow. Rheba Brtcklos, Charlsle Por- i " ha':o"''-ol •• Ian sim•I to bers of Congress to tesijfy_ U. (Coatmued From Page I) ·rays. Earlier, Perry had iDST) ,at tbe Hoek Sprlalo dent Lincoln Ave., died I Mustc Wll fumlahl!d bYter, and Susan Lanittng, Mernl a'l should have plenty of witnesses. present Selective Service law decKed Sox ohortatop AI Weiss FlllriJl'llundo, co-•po•..,..O oy Thursday In Hol2er Hospital afbera of lbe ChotUI abo lllclud1' : it• l In the past few month• was written the number of ; with a pJtch. the Mell• Conaty Hidlllk club ter a lengthy lllnetts. He was a SET TWO DANCIIS edPhylllaBilfA!Wit!RonaldJef- ' tbo ' g . ICOOII'e"men talking about the American boys turning 18 each ' On lbe way back to Chicago I llllll lll'ow Weboter rool .'", 6Z-year employee of lbe Well The Middleport Baltd Booll- fm Hobert Jooeti !ituce J• . merjtL II I• lbe Jealously . year was lllilbtly mo e lha 1' . ' " Virginia Malleable lrcn · Co., '"" AsaoclaliOII Will lponsot the Uoe' Larry Jusuce' David Kel~ illaiiled jurisdiction committee Idraft have complamed about million N bo r ntll , the Chleago Sun-Tim'" reported I Amorlcu L<-gtoa. and had retired five years ago. final high ocltool !eM itance un- ler.' Roler Klein, Lando 111! chairmen claim ovor 1-oslat:ve jeveryth:ng from tile deferment . ow, wevor, e ,. today, Stanky burst Into a ~~ I There wiD be lr<lpblel ud M G--•-~ In M til next fall at tbe Mltldl rt MJ · · ·eels '" , of some professional athletes to nation Is feeling_ the effects tf m;nute soliloquy in whicb he I cub prius, a cbieken Bariler. """''" was a· epo aker Jimmy Lee Charles ·I 5 t1ear Jurlodtctioa I the more significant argument lbet boo!m birth lratesW tllat said Buzhardt had hi• full eue, and lee cr..m, bot do&• son county, Oct. 26, 1886, son of 111gb auditorium thls Satunfay Lemiey, and Curl 'Kuraea. we· "'''p L Mendel RMrs D- ' that young men wealth! and Thetoo p Wforl'd ar ldll. I permission to throw at Percy.ll ond cold. drlats lor ule, lbe late James and Mary Kldd from I to II p. m., wllh the The pledCe to lbo Daa wa ' "" . ' , t h to tt d II annu crop o ~year-a ' "!' t to h , Gardaer. Jays emceelns. Dances lhrougb led by Bruee Jusllte and 'BAit' w' S.C:, _ though not commenting!smar enoug a en co ego Is runnlDg close to 2 mtllloiL • .v• .10 . . assu~e ~ - - - He Is scrvlved by hla wHo, the oummer months wm be er Klein. Bobby Jones read Proeel directly on McNamara's propo-1can "'cape the draft altogether. The mil'lary build 1 th IIPe•ryl 18 hlltmg my h•tter, Margaret, and two daughtera beld outalde at tho Middleport verbs 3 from the.sertpturet tmd th: sal, served notice that his I ta~'he '~:bml\tee will/robabty , Viet Nan: war, .:~n~~ i~ ~~ newspa~~- ':;'oted St~nky. and a oon Mrs. Josephine Thorn- Community Park, A leell daace led the Lord'a Prayer. To armed services committee had , . e at s fa correc mg some pro g r e.,, will b ria g the : dm,_• r~ " 1" onbe thmatnager, ton, at home, Mrs. A. D. Nutter tonll!hl will be held II Wabama Principal Howard Knllbl lei clear 'i!Jrlsdictlon over the draft mequ: '"' - or m!lance, RIVers strengtll of the armed forces to •~ so•ns 0 a way , of Jacksonville, Fla., and WU· 111gb School at 7:30 iE.S.T) p.m. concluded the uBembly wllb Jo and WOuld insist on e>erCJSing Isugg<sts that the present just over 3 milliOtl men. To I today, tomorrow and' to years I ham Gardner of Pt. Pleasant. annouacementl thoU! the el.. To it. Imental tests now encourage maintain a mUitary es~bll,f.- ' from now. And I don t care lf A slater, Mrs. Burris, of Pt Ins of scbool. l'lis rem11rks were aimed at a 1youngslen to drop out of high ment <lf that size {and us 1l the authorities hke It. ' Pleasant, also survives. 'lbere ----~posal by three Iiberat ischool to beat lbe draft. But it reserve componenll), the servi- "Nobody Is solns to push me are eight grandchildrea. . Democratl wht called for Is not d"posed toward the wlde ceo will need to take in about :ound the If th<!Y cruelly Services will be held at I I'D ICDrenBaity'llOrh cr'eatloo of o special House-lrsnglng study thst acme 800,000meaayear. e, 1 dont care. lm gomg By UD!ted PreulDienatlonll p.m. Sanday, at tile CbapmaDBirtlu14yOb1err>ed 1 84nato committee that !Yould members would hke. ] Thus, even with tile expanded ' down my own wa~; live by The families of tllree Ohio Wilcoxen Mortuory. Rev. CharThe tenth blrlllday of Karl!ll eUmlne all questions relaUng 1 tt is less diSposed to doins requirements of lbe war in Viet ml',.own standards. ted St k I servicemen learned Thu-rsday of les Frum will oHlelate, and burBally wao oboerved- tht to 'the draft and take a look at much w:th McNamara's prctJO' Nom, the military manpower e newsp:perh deaths in tile Viet Nam . ial will be in Lone Oak cem.. Pomeroy FUhlonable Maidens 1 an .MI!N*mara'o Ide! at the same osal--<speciall)l not until It sees puc! Is ll'DWIDI much more : sa;mg w en .e ee ' one 0 lllghtins. ; tery. Friends may call at the ._H club mel Mondtl)' tftnlnl tune. They said lbe Issue cut , some details. Oneoltllebiggest rapidly than the needs of the , h' p:;rs 18 bemg thrown at, An Army private from L<>n- : mortuacy after 7 p.m.laday. PT. PLEASANTalthehomeol Mrs. Raymond problems any such plan would armed Ioreto. Thla make• it d .11 , don was kmed just three days ' .oervices will be beld at 11 a.m. Bally, Llacoln Hel&lttL 1 face would be to get conll'es• po89lble for the services to be . hi! i;".. w ;e;eth n before his parents were to talk iDST) Saturday for Stepben DecoriUOIII were carried out lo endorse the ldea of choosy. 1 sa · • .e elf P er- with him on a long distance · Edward HUl, aon of Elvin A. 1D yeUow. 1\tlresbmentl of deemandatory universal servo"" About 45 per cent of !be l not tomorrow, or next weeK- call, which they won in a coDllld SaUy Plants HiU ol Rt. 7 orated cup ciketl, too cream bar From Pa • II Consress has always young men called in for draft test. South Charleslen, W, Va. The tmd kool ald were lei'Yed. F• vtbu11tr ..., beaten and' shot •t eel the nation's tradit:onal anti- exam•natlono currenUy are A Cincinna_tt Army captain eblld was dead at birth Wed- vorl were fuzzy, wuzzy soap by Noiro youths , conscription feeling when !being reJected. They are died without oeeins bls ._montbnesday In Charleston General bars. Present wert JeaDller 11 . eame to Universal Military pronounced unqualified for miliContinued from page I old son, and a young marble Hospital. • Spears, Dobbie Obllaler. Comlle Tr 'ning IUMTI A tr nd tary 1ervlce on m /:tal, phya~ was ldlled len than alx mootbJ Services he beld 1I .,• ..,, Grueaer, lagrtd Hawley, Br• 81 . Strike Maneuvera · erne 008 cal or moral grouu!S. But thtl up as to how modern matll stu- alter his arrival Ia the try · . . _ easa Hood Vlctl manketltlhlp ;LONDON - DI!SPITE HARD , ..mng JOb would have to be does not necessanly mean that dents in the hish school will be Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rev. Wendell StuUer, paltor cemetery! with Rev. Nor- Connie Karen ond JUi words from satlon and sh1p! to convince they are idioto, cripples or graded since IIley oow have no were notified that their 100, ol the Syracuse Methodtlt to 111 Bally and Mrs.· Clair Woode owners. both oldes appeared to- 1 youngsters s ou erocks. toacher. Stobart told the par- Pfc. Ronald Harrison 22 was Church, wtll deUver I sermon e and II!,. Bally lha advl!ora. daj to be maneuverins to bring forced mto some sovernment , 8tH! Teotl ent asking this question, "It Is killed WedMsday nlghi when be titled "Let Us Build Here," lor par;"'ta, are four brother• tmd ' I to an early end Britain's crip- , form of oerv:ce to their The mental test is so •!Ill an administrative problem." •topped on a mine. The Harri- the Southern L<>cal 111gb achoo1 I s ster, Daniel, Delmer, C , I pling, flve-<lay maritime strike. eountry, no matter how ncble ' that some high school II'• Popp the modern math teach· sons had won a contest sponsor- Baccalaureatl oervice lbil and Catherine, aU Chotter lub [ Gerry Lippman, ..,istant that serv•ce. duates flunk it. The pb)'SlClll er, recently. quit teachtnl and ed by a t!IC.Il Wiion and and were Sunday at I p. m._ other . IJ'Ith F"cher • general secretary of the li2 . Mixed Feellqt standards are ouUiclenUy rigor- accepted a Job In lndu•try af- scheduled to talk to their 900 The proll'am will he opoaed temal survdpar•vora ;:e Mrlbe Mrs. Hoyinnnd rlachl!r !!llteri 500-lllttnber National Union ous to exclude 1 number of ter It wa• declded he would not Saturday Ja Tokyo on leavo with the followed en • · the Challer cl(Jb Wedi!H(NUS) llld tate '!'hun- The Legi1lative history points highly paid professional alb- be rehired nest year. Army Capt. 'John E. Deick- by the inyocatioo by Patricia : ·• .::lmar HlU of Charlesevening at bof btlne, day hlo unioa would conolder up the mixed feelmg Congress letes. And even a miner arrest - The. board reemployed all man, 25, waa ktlled Wednesday l<>ndon tmd the reoponoe. The Mr' d St Followlnl a tlhort "'' "interim" offer on wages has on the subject. It felt tile record is enough to disqualify 8 non-teachmg personnel, lnclod· night when be stepped on 1 Viet cllo1r, under direction of Mrs. Rt · Planll butllne1o tielllon ta of aptt bouro from the ohipplng fed- Ideo should be kept alove but young man on moral arnuntla. llll! bus drivers, janitors and Cone land mine near Da N'aq, Lee Lee, will Sinll "Prelervt cail 1 ' Pleasant. may Mn. Carl Roacb, et:ation, wblch represents the was unwillmg to commit itaetl. (Hershey "id recemly tllat one bus driver who,. rontracl His wife, Paula, was notified My _Soul, 0 God," and _ the aJ were played llitf prtaeo 8 . From 194S to 1948, Army there have been some caaes 1n w" up for renewaL Thu-rsday. '!'he couple had two seruor cllolr membero Will fol· r p.m. ,_y, awarded to Mn. Kenneth Mlchleaders- backed by President which youns men deliberately - Mrs. June Lee, &uldanee ebildren, Annette, 2 and Scotty, low wlth "He." oel, Mrs. 1111'01( Jlunlea, Mn. ,S,Ornu llnlea.hed Harry s Truman - pushed for got themselves arrested for counselor. accepted responsihll- t montbJ. Linda Yoot will read scripture Roach, Mrs. Alfred Blgp Mra, HEAVY THUNDEHS'I'ORMS IUMT. They sot nowhere. In petty crime! in order to ity lor a summer dropout pro- The parents of Marine Lance followed by a hymn, "Faith of Bln:hlleld, Mrt. HoJ>. slamme<' through III th It951. when the Korean War become ineligible for tile , gram. Mrs. Lee was authorized Cpl. Michael Merriman of MiU Our. Fathera," and the lntroEads and Mro, W11 bur PJalno lad Del e sou ern shook the nation oul of Its draft. I to g1ve ~redita, to set up the FJeld in Athens County also duct10n of Rev. Stuller by BrenYoune. wardalon e8!t- lethargy, Coniress asain be- The smaUest category of l age group to be enrolled and to were officially notified of lheirda Norns. The program wiU fCSI .Refreahmtnll wtre ttenet1 by qd ~t ~5 ·Wind came interested, bqt even then dr~~t-ake men - curremJy com-I determine who will enroll. ton's deatb near Da Nang. c~ose WJtb a bymnl ''Love Dl~ lhe hostess to tbe above and lo(ld-l rain upper - - priSmg about 10 per eent of the - Executive Head Deem revme." Benediction by Teresa J Mrs. Nalbln BliP Mro. Tbontllntic C.:ntd much of tile At· REPORT ACCIDENT total but likely to riae toward Iported 14 pecple "e emnloyod PeeWee Lea er McTurner, the re1ponae, ....": C. Hearne, who bno u Stewart, Mrs. Latb:The b . eel A two car accident on Ht. IIS _per eent In lbe yearo ahead Ion a work study proll'am from p lhe recessional end the terms ey and Mrl. Cllflord Eborabacb. 1• Callgud ureau •mpos t:U m Mmersvllle Thursday at ' -IS composed of those who are the h1gb school The studenta rae ICe e eba be •• g, y. : ae&-ly · severo ....Hell eratorm fwatch- 3 pm. was .•nvest•g_ , ated by the exempted or deferred. (!D j are bemg . used ·at the SChOOls HPee Wee t.ea~•e m r .. COIIIIDOI'<t wu Report Gl1!1ln todayw011 ·- mauager 0 elected re~ltlefll Ceo0I 0 ein N ons 0 east Meigs county sher>ff's depart- tlleory, 1 deferment merely 1in Racine. I Y Blankenship announced C P e A and west Tex- ment. Nathan Gellman 33 postpones a registrant'a Indue· I - Bob AndefiDn was employ- that the following players on the On Sook DoU. =·Aloma m wao reported Brooklyn, N. Y. backed lion, but he can maintain ed as Vo-Ag teacher for ned the Pee Wee RedlOI team r.. Y at A report on the lOOt · dolls iJig N. M., dameg- the hishwa) and hit • parked iilalul untU he reachea year, subject to approval of port for ' practice at Pomeroy H Alhland, Ky. for Viet Nam chUdreD wu I' ouse trailers. car owned by Thomas L Rose, his 26th birthday, he Is for Ill the state department of voca- Juruor H•l!h school Saturday at • or' es T. Epllnc atm at the mlellq of 22, Williamstown, w. Va. There practical purposes home free.) tiona! education and proper eel' 9 •. m. Otbe olfi. J E. Group n of the Flnl United Slippln1 wao minor damage but no ar- Defermentl and "emptiona liflcation. Dana Smith, Homer Smlth, ' . p Iter' amas Prelb)lterlan Churcll Monday - A TOP RU5- rest. The department also ar- may be granted for a wlde l _ Permission "" &!von for Mlke Smith, Arlie Johnson, a son unt ginn, II tht bome of Mrs. warned Thur;- rested Hobert Eugene Hysell, variety of reasons. Some go to 68 students to graduate. Tommy Jtllmson, Keltb Blank· SHADE GAP, Pa. (UP!) B. Hoo of Dwll!ht Wallace. 'isttoio tllal U. S. - Russ'•• 20. Rt I , Middleport, for drivohjectoro and to _ Report waa made on redia. enoh1p, Mitchell Chopman, HieAnn Bratlnlck U.m, B. Mrs. Joe Blllty, ebolrmat, 0 1 .. are "delerloratlng" be- ing while his license is under youn1 men who are lbe IDle trictilll! to set more students ty Taylor, Timmy Bearhs, Greg _ t in lerrer·flDed week treasurer ' ton, the DPinlDI praJtl' tlltl of American participation suspension. support of their families, The I into Portland elementary but Vining, Frank Martin, Ted hostage, the motive of G 1 •--• Donald l<>WIIfll the devo1•111 Nam war. vast ma)orlty of deferments, no action was tsken. ' Flober, Kevin Fields, D1e k clear mee!Im s..-er at the dinner lfont on "Filth." 'nit ..,.. Sltrltaty, second secreDRIVER CITED however, are granted to collele I Attend ins were Clerk Paul Berry, Ernie Imboden, Brei wos In love wltb her, log wu Edward B, Ken- fOted to prepore I "podlli bu. tbt HuSiian embasey at _A Hamlin, W. Va., man was students and latllera. Beegle and board memben Sto- . Wyatt, Keith Woods, Gene Tho pretty 17 • year • of for September aa I protold Central Ohio Cited to Pomeroy Mayor Char. Drag OUt Edu•atloa bart, Howard Ervin, Hill, fiSh- Hood and Greg Smith. brunette, conlldlng lD I h Commerce. partrntnl of jtct, that, unlike most af- les Leg•r's court today on 1 Critics of the draft say that er and McClintock and Execu- • 11 1 &JILAW+tr , _ , , ,doctor who oumlnt!d her at Mrs. J•mett BuciWiu pvt speakers, he saw charge of passing on 8 double the OXIS!mg rules encourage I tive Head Deem · _ , end of the ordeal, also __ oloslnl elllpler of tbe ltody · _ Ia the sttuotlon to "joke yellow Ime follo, 1ing a West young people to drag out lbe1r 1 DETRorr - ReJir1 Ford thet by usins fomlnltlt - · "Jonah" tmd Mrs. Wll· Maln-st mishap at 8.50 a.m. college educaUon ao lung as , pay and other benefits needed - n, cllalrmltl of the board ol thwarted tile saual 8 loct a report oo 01111 Police said Jess Mullins 68 ptiSSJble, thus cluttermg up U.S. ito attract ouffieient volunteers ' Ford Motor Co., wben aoked of her deraqed ol tbe women of lbt lllblt. Folattempted to pass a truck ,driv: :'aduate scbooll wttll many Iwould boost mUitory cosll l>y ! by a ttodllialder whal males D. HollotlbiUih. Jowtna the JIIIIII'IID, ibt ._ YEA "" by Ham Clark 33 Porn tudents whose zeal lor ad-' about 128 billion a year , lllm worth 1&9,000 a yo•r: She was mt d!IU8Uy llolpHaJ lfaopflal· leu, Mrs. Walla•, l8tftd a April 1965 to th' R rov who sto , d i, ma:O vanced study miaht evaporate ; MeNamara'• I "I don'lllnow, l'm pnblb(J molested, not harrnotllhat way houri :H lind 7.. m Pmntl dasserl <OW'N to 12 JllelllherJ. ,, c:.- were' In,roO new a turn There P:..e modium draft law were ropealed, I The other idea is the one i worth but tbal'l wbat Ill," Dr. Oeraltt l<>rt!IIJ IBid. only on Pedlatrlcs . W;,., Ana Lf'llll aulated. tn Ohio Administrator W! l damages and no inJuries re- ind ules also serve 81 an ' McNamara proposed In hLs I pt plid. He railed the qutltiDD of ~ jtlmi•IIIM . DutUey Of tile ported . marriage ,speecb before lbe Amertcao 11111U.Rfi''""" 1"'""""""'u :t Jooeph C. HuriOW, 72 MW ' of Unemployment ComBut to speDd fl . . Society ol Newspaper Edtioro l NOW YOU lNOW r,H Creek Rd.; M. ltllclllMtl SatltrdaJ ... : said ladPy. JUDGMENT SOUGHT oeven ve or '" or ln Montreal Wednesday. II calla no dfll... t, 1 aaliva of Eall ; . • ·em ''"'• ond 1111 Chestnut St.; Mrs. 1 ··aald 1n 1 report to lbe Judgment on a cognovit note •tart to lor "askiDg every young person - . , 11 11 ontelopo !bal l bid Van Sickle, Teras Rd.; number of for $1,155.05 has been asked in etudent Is Y w 10 st• a : Ia the United Statea to glve two 11utfo ooiJ 11 tadet lfllb Il l tn a en WI her. Smllh, 121 P'ourlb Ave.; A oj jobo in Ohio County Common Pleas av lei' • ;:'delpenJivo WIJ of , years of serv1ce to hiS <'OUnoy" 111o obllllder , ew her name biiON A. Gooderbam, Rll _..._. .#1 1,477,000 at tile end of Court by Franklin Federal Sav· raft Young men , - U net In the armed forces, • abducted bor." Allee M. Beaver 1IWI.....,..'l1u! unemployment rate ings and !.<>an Association, Co- l able fatmlleo may be ' then In the Peace Corps or m OFFICIAL DINNER Hollenbaup, a crack City; Mrl. Mldia ,,.... 10 11 1110 _ the early lumbus, against Mary Bable youtlla · but JIOOf :domesUc conservation project ' LONDON (UP!) -Vtsltlng ;:tper who terrorlztd thts 177 Sun . the Rhodeo adminls- Rt. I, Carpenter. , "With I' :or anltpoverty program, or Austrian Pre!ldent rranz Jonu d llbewo Jtarl, E. Plllltl, ltltl Mr Mn. lllo ' atood at 5.2 per cent nh . . n • m ,some ollie( contribution to the entertained Queen Ell!abeth, r e question ,.. J, ., Ioree. Thlt April It liQUAD CALLED tho Cl•ll icommoo good, I Prince Philip, Prime Mlnlater more than one OC<IIlon, ond JID. ,-,.,· ·-· esDI, but that still The Middleport E-R squad co ld "": I rich man I '!'hi! would be an extension to Harold Wilson and other guesta aald. '!'be doctor quoted lbe , i*!iiili.III!M,OOOpersonswlth- waosummoned at a1 7 am. towhole natioo of a practice 11 an offiCial dinner Thu-rsday 81 llytns lbe lllltper told day for Henry Dcerfer, Rt. 7, said Sen Ga lord the army, Ilong followed by the Mormona, ni&ht In the Auotrlan embiSiy. !'One of lbelt daya you t . below Hobson, who suffered 1 WI · Y Nelson, 1). ' who ask aU YOIIIII men and AJao presml • wera Prlncell IOtna to -1 to lalow about Of p,•-pt11slble stroke. He waa Iaten ~t can be done WM!en of their church to Margaret 'a.id her busband, (10) lf JOtl tlott'l already." """'' to Veterans Memor>at hospital theoe Ia uJtieo•' . to remedy volunteer for two years of Lord Snowdon, . .LIII.EAL · 1'1r eq · " 11111111onary ...,... before set.WIATHIR 1 ha8 81l'eed TWO MORE KILLED f ~' ;•vo been put :l!lq down to a career. TORME MARRIES l'lriiJ ...,. ltllld, "lactlcal" WASIUNGTON tUPI) _ The :~ ~ ebull4to a~llsb~I Pullins aU youtb em an equal TOKYO (IJPI) -American wldel)' Ulbt 1tro,,.ttl ~ou Ifooling II not the sole motive otnger Mel Tonne llltl1led lttlaJ' ... ...., ratr llrael, the Defense Department baa tdenti- ' armed 1 IDday . fled two Ohio servicemen killed ly of = r comen r.:':i beblnd M<Namara'l prcpoaal. British aclrell Janet Scott trtpt, 1111'....., •II ,.;, flmt 1h e tn actioo 1D VIet Nam. , IIII'ough volun All even more imJ>Irlant today in a Japa-. clvfi tonJ&bl to ... . told ,war . 1 They were PFC. Walter L. ' The Dofenao 111')1' enlltttment II'JUIIlOnt for unlvmal service, ceremony. Atked wbJ lht Frinch · Burroughs, son of Mr. and Mrs. !hlo idea onouab~uctllked hi believes, Ia tht!l It would ccuple had cho,ten Jq~~~n,. for CIIIIJ) KILLED Ioree. '!'be Willlam c. Ilurrcugho, Bu 58 i.•tensive ...,. ear IIUtl an prcvlde lbt manpower (and the ceretbPII1, lite i!clfes• 111\YAN, Oblo (UPI) ,;;~-~dldO~ertsken North Lewisburg, and Pfc. Ter: pracllcaUty. koo,gh olD~~ woman ::mwer)ofIa ucdertal:e • replied, "well, lllhi re8UJ wu lotJ f'reelll.,, 1, wai •• ry W. Carpenter, ,.. o1 Mr tnge nave ne been IJI'eal · much-needed no deop, hidden, or particularly 'llturlday w~ l)t was tlllloN ~ Mn. H. Carpnwr' public ....,_.1,_veraa• lbe 1 ~op!.,!!lll worlt.!'bleb It lllllf • p • l f I c r e a a on. We jllll over by 1 ti-lclo\o wblcb ~-• lbowaillllllllio • ...~, .. ll1chl!r , •Wtari _, Utllilrotltf.· _.,, .~..eeled.. ....th II boma ......... we" 111ott Jt ..... bl -~-- · '·:#" "''""'""'...,.......,. • 4ltt!ut. • . -- .. ~:" ~· ""11' •. w,.... ;;;::itle!Uo -ll¥tl tlftl.-a~ U><i·~. ~ttl! !!~•1'"""" ,..eo~:. Sn~<e ~= ~retary ~cot s~nd Ho~ MeN~Ira. ~.; '~'""' II ser~es ~ery INEQUITY ~ f~ctor u~~ ;~o, 1 hree Families Learn Sons are Lost In • Batt}e I"" ~eld. qu~ ~.~e ~:e~r reO~I· ~! their w~~hng, ,. . p-, 8haron BOARD =. Serv•'ce will Be on Sunday will :•pel s~.!::', ~c=t. ~ wr:c., = prcct~siooal Meet~ Mr~. II'•• :~t ho~e~~row-Hus~.!uner· htiV:8~.1G trc'*: wea~ ·~-· H llenbaii11h's 1 ~ oc,~~tta . d~ferrod ~ Mot'IVe Was Romantic consc~entiouo ~ h~ tldn~\"'r bec~me 1 hi•~~,Wiet ]bi,;lu~~·;T:H:E w~s ~~.:~~: ·l~fl :f;ilr.:~ 1 t and"';::~!::.:~~ ,;t7;,.~ col~~ge, o~ Me~gs fro':..'"~~fluent '!; •I us!f:~ U.: ~an;'o~lt ~.:ppily.:;'":~.of se~e h~ ~:f~acement ~ td~imnotfollow·~ tol"'"~ •:~~~:lion;~thai= u · ~y :;!Yk!::; ~loner ~I" J~ -J i IltiJtiJ c ' I . ,. ' GiiH;oJI. Gibson strack ·out . 10, off with s double, stole third, er bad 'plliered thir<l. walked four - all in the and scored unmolested when AI that poillt lefthUlled lnnlnta - and finished the Jacket• elected to erase Lar· ler Detnolt<Y ·dliub]ff 16 ·taft complete master ol the ry ~ma · steallng second base, center, plaUni both t1Jnnm. facing the minimum of 15 alter walking, In order to get Middleport made 1l a.e In MHS batters In the last , Is two out and clear tile ba,.., tf second Inning when, with one frames. Duiiqii. out DeMis fAult ~~~ Albens won tile football, ba!second, ano scorou "" hat bit of otrategy worked, d bl •- Jell. --, traek, and baseball tl· T Moore'! oo e w An outstanding pitching tl 1 lh SEOAL lor the time being, " StobaJI alae singled 1n the aeveath formance by Middleport's n If eto c ' then fanned Bruce Higgins for become the oDIY Ja~:a.e~ 1 Y go . es ape Stobart, who fanned 20 the third out. two hit!. · The golf title has sone to But "·rns wasn't done. Sa "'"' In the third tnntns uer ted dogo, walk ed Iour, and aIIowe d r six bill, was n•~ enough to ov· po 19 Adam• lied the game at 3-3 oft with ·a double, otole third, ercome the all-around balance And lbe hoy who led Athena ' In tile top of the 7tb on Hull's but couldn't score. Alter this of the Athens club and the to its title• In football and ball- dauble with one out and Higgins poke by Sauer, Gtg!DI lactd pitching of rlghtbander Larry •ketball did as much Thursday single. · unly one bitter over the reguin baseball on tile Middy field. In the top ollhe ninth Adams lalion 18 for blo sll remalntns Centerfielder Dick da Aom again was leading oft He sins· Innings, walking Freshman !)eo. doubled and singled, walked, led stole second, and alter nls Aull In the fllll'lh, Mobre, and struck out in four appear- 88 .;,, fanned, Stohart walked singling In the 7th, was erased ances at the plate, stole three lbe dangerous Holt Htl!hthand- slealing. bases and scored three run~. ed batter Higgins produced the Athens seaaoa record Is &-1, Untll the bottom the Athens winni"l slagle, 8 IJl'IIUnd ball with one game to play, Warren 7111, the game appeared to throiiBh the left side, scoring L<>cal, today . . Middleport versus Adams. Adams. Two Jackets, who won the e For It waa Adamo, Gibson shut tile doer tight In Southern, Division title lbe first oil the second inni"l who walk- the home team's lltb, tannins time since 1957 when they alst eel, stole second, went to third Freshman carl Demoskey aad copped the state Class A crown, when the ball went through Senior Mike Gardner, and get- have completed their achedU]e. to centerOO!Id fer an error, and tlng Roser·LeHingweU to roll a Athens ... 010 100 101- t I scored on Greg Hull's Uttle nubher baek to lbe mound. M-port . zto 000 000- 3 t t single through the left side. JACKET SCORING Gibson and Hull, Stohart With Middleport leading 3-1 In the Middleport first with swan. Umpires- plate, Hous-1 Ia lbe Alhenl 4th, Adams led two out, George Sauer walked, er, Winebrenner (~I; WITH stole sectn<l Stobart walked Insets, Wlnebrl!lmel', ond also stole second after Sau- (5). At1"111!1, High Schcol -. made ·it a clelit 'aweep, except ooe, ill tile SoulllWitern Ohio lotte Le•iU• competitive Thuratlay, wllh a eome-frOII) loebbld H victory In nl"" · lllg!l over Middleport for t h e baoeball ehamplonshlp. ••!kf:d· = NOW , WASHER 63 Chev, Impala 2 Dr. H1rdtop. I cylinder, alltomltlc trans. Redio & h11tlr, whit• sidewall ttroo 63 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. Htnfqp. I cylln..r. tutomatlc trans. R1dlo & hitter, whlta lridtwall tim Piltsbursh 1' It .s33 5 Dump Truck, I cyllncltr engine, 5 t,..d lr1n1. 2 Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta 65 Dodge Dart New York St. Louis H 15 18 19 11 II 13 17 7 22 60 Ford f.600 .,..d ,..., .xl• 2 Dr. 270 SerJ.t. 6 cyllncllr, ltandlnl trana., r1dlo and h11Mr 65 Honda J WASH CYCLES ...BIG Like new 14 ·lb. ~APACITY NOt $379.00 or '• - ":'! ·. $279.00 But ••• s 59 Forcl Galaxie 4 Dr. I cylinder, evto. tr1ns. Radio & hetter 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. At Tnnl.. P deering, radio tnd h11t1r 64 Galaxie XL Convtrtllllt. I cylinder, tuto tr1na.. power she,.. lng, power lllrtkll amt wlndowl, rtdlo & hHttr 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hardtop, 219 engiM, sftndarcl trans. Rlcllo tnd hl•ttr 63 Falcon Future 4 Dr. R1dio & Heater 63 Chevrolet Ill Air 2 Or. I cylinder. Auto. Trans. Radio and huttr, Whltew1ll tlr11. 63 Ford Galaxie H&R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Middleport, 0. By Uolled PrelllDteraaUoul Natloaal League w. L. Pet. GB San Fra1 23 11 .676 Houston 20 13 .606 2'h l<>s Allgeles 19 t> .Sii9 t 500, Conv I tr1n1. R&l-l 64 cyl. Aut. Ford Galaxie 500 - 2 Door Htrdtop. I cyl, Auto. trens. Whit .. wdJ tires. Keith c;c;ble Ford ~~m~~==Linco~:da~': .oeJil "'! . 10 21 .323 II 'fbanda)''l Retalts Minn. r Chicago 3, 10 inns. Washington 7 Cleveland 2, Boston : BalUmore I, night 15 14 ,Sl1 Frlday'o Pnboble Pttebero ~ , Getting Hof,~.~ War Football Pro WASfUNGTON (UP! ) - The approaches to four members of National Football League, gUll- his team- Steve Thurlow, Bob ty of firing the first shet, found 1Crespmo. Tucker Frederickson itself on tbe recetvmg end of a \ and Greg Larson. didn't remembet if the players \ at age 55 inst: :Jd of at g .di told him the amount of money 1they so de~·re. the own~1 · offered by U'le Chargers .. "but J \ raised the da1 ly allowance .~ do recall they said Jt was general expens~~ at tr$lip.- double-barreled raidins attaeki And in Detroit, " substantial." camp [rom 16 to $tO 8114 : At its meeting Thursday , the agreed informal lv tn ~t.Jm:J.ar• NFL voted to .let fonner Idize the ~ed_1cal . eKI:I mLnaijotll . I from aroused American League I sportscaster sa1d the AFL owners today. mem~ers \ chasing s1x ef . AFL representatives have ' dissension-ndden Lmns, nammg players start drawmg pens1ons g1ven m lriiLilJflg~~~s._ -: ·: approached at least 10 players Alex Karras. Gall Cogdill and - - ----- - - ·from National League clubs, Wayne Walker. Daily Senti nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 20, 196&-f Cleveland at Chi.:ngo, night- trying to persuade tllem to play '!'he latest trouble out their eptions and JUmp t(l l the rival leagues was Bell (1·1) vs. John (2--1). .453 61h: California at Washington, the younger circuit. .457 7lr'l night-Newman (1-2) vs. .~~tw~e~e~n ir======~====~----===iiiiii~ . off Tuesday when the signed placekick specialist Pete Welllngton Mara, . owner nf IGogolak. who 1umped to lhe 433 8 Minnesota at New York, OJicago .24113 1,1 night- Pascual IS.l) vs. Downing (2-3). Thanday's Re~ults Kansas City at Boston. Cioci. at New York, ppd., - Ta100t (1-3) VI. Santiago Chicago 7 Houotoa I Dolr<ltt at Baltimore 2 Sl l<>uls Z Philadelphia 0, nigbl nlght-Monhouquette c7-J) Los Ang. 4 San Fran. 0, night Sparma (1-Z) ••· McNally (Only games scheduled) and Bunker (~3), Friday's Probable Pikllen Saturday's Gamet Chicago at Atlanta, Right- Qeveland at ChiCago the New York Giants, ron-\ NFL alter playing out his Hrmed Thursday night that the 1 option w1th the Buffalo Bills San Diego Chargers of the I Mara, in Washmgton for American I.ague had made a t i 0 n a 1 . League'~ anr:ualii l spring meeting wh1ch wa s IN LEADERS Ischoduled and coach of the Charg~rs National :.tague 1: ·a: ;~: For that Gift for the Graduate, stop in see what we have to offer. We know what the graduate likes. Here are just a .. r. . examples; Philadelphia at Middleport •• a• Syracuse a Toronto~ , Buffalo 3 Rchstr 2, 1st, 7 Buffalo 8 Hoehester 3, Znd Columbus I Richmond 1 Jacksonville 9 Toledo 6 lin I Giants 7~: Maloney . Reds. 1 27 1 """ ~i t-.. ... 1 " • •• • • - NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE noon. ""· ·Poot~le are Enjctying • Ktt\tllck' fried Ckicktlo .,It'• Nortl• America•, Hoepitality Dish.• In aU fifty otal"" , •• wherever yoo ... the KFC bucket, you got the same Ko'ntucky Fried Chicken ~oodnou ••• ,tho ...,. Colonel Sanden' original reclpo, KontuckJ Fried Chi!<"":- Like to stay in you'r own hometown.? So do "!'e.. That• ,.hy you don't hal< to Ira..! far 10 ••Joy Kentuokr rded Chickeo. We're almoolln J~UI backyard. And we're ba~~y to ""'" yOII anylimO. NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSEO We'll JIIIIIP thrOUgh hoOPI to EARN , JOIII' 1naurance with P.S: a;nrDilll' METROPOLITAN MOTORS POMIROY, 0. SUMMER BQWLIN.G LEAGUES Station Wagon. 269 V.S. Crulsematic trans., radio, wlslw tires, out~ id P mmor, white with red interior. 62 Olds Dynamic 88 _ Ul lnaura- A"ney Inc. P~-WYNSII Mason Bowling Center • OPENINGS IN: • Sund•y Nivht Mixed • Weclrmday Night 'Mlxtcl ...T""rsclay Afternoon LICIIM •thur.clay Nlglft Mtns PHONE 773-5791 $1495 Holiday Sed. White over beige, beige vinyl interior, v.e engine, auto. trans., power brakes aod steering, wlslw tirea. $795 60 Olds 88 4 Door V-9 motor, auto. tran!i., power brak power steering, radio. white sidewall es and outside mirror. ... . 59 Ford Thunderbird _ $1095 Sport Coupe. V-8. auto. tr1ns., pow brakea & steering. radio, wlslw t1rea. wheel discs, factory air. - 62 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. _ $129••5 $1195 61 Olds 88 HoUday Sed. V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes, pow. ateering, all vinyl Int. V-3 motor, automatic traos., power lng, wlslw lireo. A OPEN EVENINGS.TIL I No¥/ Being Scheduled At MULLEN IU L tloca.. SEE 63 Ford Country Sedan _ $1295 SPECIALS eAS.IS I 51 Pontile 4 Door - $95 Karr & Van· Zandt Alllomlllo trans. 53 Ford Convertible _ $125 V-8, attl trano., real good runner. 55 Buick Sp. 4 V-8, auto. door fUDI $75 MOTOR .- ... ~ ' )i!t ' ."' I ' ' :J"'t,i• • GMAC FINANCING.""' •' • < f) .,\ ~jlr\ .1 ~,.)~t•~Il WY H342 , -~ - • l l • Rambler Trade-Ins MAHTOO GOLF BRISTOL, Enaland -(UP!) fretaad'e ChrlatJ O'Connor Malcolm Gregson of England 81 by flrla8 I torrid Sl 01 blct nine Tburlltlay Ia openllli roond of tho Martlnl golf lollnltUnent. j ' t ; ..... Mighty May Values !·~: -·· • • 01 6 24 35 Vlstn, Wash 3 ' · ICuellar Astros & Knowles. I 1 9 11 3 Yastskl, 8os ~ 16 ~~ ·-~~ p h1llie; 3-() , Koulax, Dodgers 6- ' Hhnsn, Chi n ~ ·~ 1 14 35 Zll9 1 . American League: McDcwell, 121 311 Hchon, NY Rome R••ns Indians, 4~ ; O'Th:moghue, Cleveland 19 8 .704 Red 0 3-G N • tIona I Leap~: Aaron, dians l-0: McLam, Tigers & OHIO 8 pen Baltimore 18 lt .621 arne Braves 13; May,, GJants tO; Pas<ual Twin &-1· Watt POMEROY llolroit 17 lt .fill Serie§ With Cards Lefebvre, Dodgers 9· Alou & Orioles'& Sanf.'rd, A~gels 4-1: 16 II .593 ! CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Torre, Brav"" 8 Mlnnesot.a 7 14 ,M8 4 Cincinnati Reds, alive again American Leosue: Seott, TAKE A LOOK AT KARR & VANZANDT Chleego 14 14 .SOO $\1 the NatioAal League peannanl Sox II; Reichardt, Angels tO; Waah1nston 1% 18 .400 111 race alter Me of !he III!ISI Oliva, Twins 9; F Hobimon, Kansas City 11 11 .3'19 9 cessful road tri]NI In recent Oriot.. 8: Blefary, Orioles '1. New York 11 19 .367 911 years, open a threo-game weo!k-1 1\Jmo Batted to f6;;....;;......;;;;;;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;..OJ t!nd series with 1be St. Loul! N all o D 11 League: Aaron. Cardinals tonight Braves 25; Mays, Giants Z! ; Managor Dan .beflner, ans- Wyno, Aotros 23: Flood. 65 Olds F-85 Cutlass _ $2395 62 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille $2200. lous to keep his "host" pltchero 6 McCovey, Giants 20 Holiday Coupe. V-8. auto, power brakes Full power, radio, w,s w tires and beige fnm miMing 1 turn, nominal-American League: B. Robin· & steering. radio, floor console, bucket with beige interior. ed Milt Pappa! to pitch to- arm, Orioles 29; Scott. Red Sox seats, white (m. with all red vin yl inter· nl&ht's game against the Card!- Z7; OUva, Twms %5; Reichardt, ior. aals. Angels 23 ; Petrocelli & Ya>.. ftA~ 60 Olds 98 4 Door Looklng ahead, HeRner said 64 Olds Dynamic 88 _ $2395 V-8 motor, auto. trans , power Al'ak~~& Jim Maloney would pitch Sa~ Holiday Sed. V·S motor, auto trans .• po- power steenng, radio, tinted glass, whlW urday's game wi!IJ Jim O'Toole wer steering, 6 wa y power seat. radio, sidewall tires, whee\ discs. The Vo'ry 8011 a posslblllty for Sondtl)' aftel'll tinted glass. In Uud Cars Anywhtro Pittsburgh at L<ls nll!ht New York at San Francisco .•mertcaa Leapt W. L. Pet. -.~ t , and _., 1 h:m he had beon approached by By Uolted Pr081 Intemallonal Sid Gil lman, general ~.:.~~ ~.t to conclude today. i 'I said that one of his players told .. t'l"'i"t G. AB R. H. P<·t. The G1ant owner said he ' Holtzman (1-3) vs. 'Lemaster california at Wllllhington Alou , Pitt 28 tOO 15 311 .350 I !3-2). Detroit at Baltimore, mishl Morsn. Hou 33 t2t t9 42 .347 , TRACK MEET FEMALE MALE St. l<>uis at Cincinnati, Minnesota at New York Pinson, Cin 2'11!6 11 39 336 MANTES, France (\JPII - i t Blouse£, (Dacron Kansas C1ty 'at Boston sF 28 110 10 26 .325 Michel Jazy ol France - Wasbburn (1·2) s. O'Toole e Shirts, (Sport and and Cotton) 1). 5mlth, St~ 30 ttl 13 36 .324 off a strong cha tleng•, ,h, ..-oJ I Dress) a Shorts a Shorts Philadelphia ol H o us blemaUoaol League Slandlais Buchek, St~ 21 69 6 22 319 Poland's W:ttold Baran eSiacks a Slacks nlght-Bellnaky (~) vs. rn·, rk- 1 By UDited Pret• IntematioDal Hart, SF 34 117 26 40 .315 day to wm a 1500 meter race eDreues fJ: (1..0). W. L. Pet. GB W.Dvis, LA 29 98 7 30 .306 hi11 first serLous start of the eTies eHost eHosa Pittsburgh at Los Angele1, Columbus Hunl, NY 24 <12 19 Zll 304 year. 17 ~ ,773 e "Poor-Boy" Blous• _· eLuggage nigbt-Fryman 12.0) vs. Sutton Jacksonville ' ' 18 7 _720 1~ Torre, Atla. 33 119 16 33 300 , Jazy was clocked at 3 41 8 (Knits] (5-3). Toledo _591 4 America• League Baran's 3:42 6. England 's Peter I •Jewelry 13 9 New York at San Francisco, G. AB R. H. Pet. Warden won the 400 meter Many More Items To Choose From! Rochester 10 14 ,417 8 ..... 100 18 39 .390 hurdles in 51 5 seconds. night- Fisher (H) vs. Perry Richmond 10 15 .40!1 810 Oliva, Min ~ (~I) or Bobn (3-31. B.Hbsn, Ral 29 123 16 43 .350 1 P.S. - These also make n:ce g1fts for vn:lf•i··'[ . 9 iS .!lS 9 F Hbe B I 29107 23 37 346 Syracuse Sllllrday'• t;ameo Buffalo 114 .384 9 tkhrd~,· C.:: 3t llO 22 311 .327 1trzemsk:, Red Sox 20 who have already graduated. Chlcaso at Atlanta Toronto 8 tt .384 9 Kal•'ne, Del •• ao IS ~ 3ta l Potchlog . St L<>uis at anctruiau, night Thar sd ay•• -w •--•t' ~ 120• t7 37 •• 31111 1 _Na.,onot • Scott, Boa 31 Leogue: Mancha1. i "Jathe~" II:::! :,'~ ~:S.t ~ sl~ce .440 71'. ga (2-Z). USED CARLOT Lecutf a $yeiMOrt Stt. All A~ross AI!.erica. Boston battled~"' MISSED BY TWO RUNS _ Middleport's southern Division baseball champions (84-1, season) innings Thursday with Athens, lost 4-3. This is the first MHS squad to wm a di_YISIOn title 1957. Kneea < 1 tor, are Larry stobart. Charles Snyder, Carl Demoskey, Dave Thompson, Demus Ault,_Ray Hindy , Roger Lef well, John Ingels. Standing, Gene Stephenson. manager, George Sauer, M1ke Garten, Mtke Gardner , Gary Stob,._, Dallas Blevins, Bill swan, Buddy Moore, and Coach Carl Wolfe.-Sentinel Photo _ MINI-BASKET ,!!:'lei MeG~· ~&!I DAlY Slil'lllk t:!,tht "::"! ~ ~ ~1 ~alllpolll ~~ ° b.arle~ ~ :;.11111 ~~ ~ ~ !.t w ~al ~w-:ley ~- ~ I tt. 0~ ::~~':'!.:. ~ ih Hospital New ~~!lam Ide~ ~~her •ta~ 1:t..th:at~ 1he cll~ prtsttlefl~ Hearne Nanted p 'dent ~.,.0,; I I Baccalaureate ~w::;ake~, e~= , Charleston ~nero i ~ Infant o.·eS At Birth ~~ ~men ;:,:~, ~n aceal~ter :t" De~ ~~PI;er~ne~:W~~ of~ ~~ : J •e£S 8 UP n iOon~nued a"": lln•l~'• ~~Ill.:'!~.;tud.:.:a~' !;' J:; Mr Gardner D'esTh day At Age of 79 ~lllldoy, ~.·• has1:~in t~~ eth~~'l:hat ~· pre~ ~!::~ ~ ~~· Mr~~ ~e ~ld I CM;; · :::~· v.;;::;..;.~-; I I Athens Trips Middleport ·4~~- .\~- ·School Due Minstrels are . ' ,, �.. . ~ . "'"'~"- ~ ~ • · ·· ·~ j . .. "' .,._ ... , .- ' ' ·' ' ~-IJ·"~ """''"Cl· ·";;"Yd·:''d"~~.•,~ ,:'·· b••Y. •o. 'ij"~ W~GTON (UP!) -A~ ...... committee '!lJie• a~1 ;t ,-.p~ld IIQ.IIO aU the way. Stankv in lUi le of Fight IMIIt everybody In Conams therefore n6 otngle ~!tee, An,r ftve flitlous month• of, ' . ~ - ·UMrlakers'Unlikely to·Agree on l:hanges ~~~ t;;f'lpe ahoqt the·draft, but 0n 0rders to n•It 8atters • , III!SERVATIONs DUE ~leporl olaui ... No 1111 remtllded thai reten'adoll ' for' ... Mlddleporlalumlll IIIII- I • ' ... ,-r~ 'Ht"nhl·· O'hf of Last ProOTaJD - sllould or could cond,uct; -tlle ~te, 11; exllnded 1be drart l . ;; . •.., jioo• the study. . • . . law for -lour -mor• yean, and ! qlft and 'daact mali be leD! Sd!ooi'Daze Mln~trels, In !hi! , Dwight "Skip" !.<>•an, Tll'l , grour,.,...,;. ;., • :. la""!!km can Ill',.tlloae on ma)or Ht•m tocommittee, the cbatrman laid u-,0UMT Ia wUbiD lb. e ""I fe'!' d11'1 traditional style, were • cllan..,_lncludlns pro- ,Iof • powerful hls l month program. But it CIDCAGO W1'Ii -lh< I, O"t ' • ""'; ;;;;,' :.. IGlaze, and Max Folmer, as Ski' t.;· Iviews wiU have far greater , slid UMT would not start unUI ' bad • cl!ntrqversy on Ids up." , . iii:iiit m;;; ..._.:.:;::.. . Martha '.ngan and "Tbe Rouges." S. I influence wllh the House !Ole •emergency" was over and I harttt.' !' • .,..k laday- . 'This ! . EArlier ·this week, Slanky got :':et:a:: I F~~ more than ~ yearspeadershlp, 'tlbtch wlU_ dectae!then ohly after COngress gave 1tl~ 1t was over beanballs, , u• • Ut.,~i.i~i:: Witi. Uetron l tbe Pear' St. Elementary year Thursday morning •• ~!tter What Shape," JIW lP.t Con{fl• h.haain.beeotb atvo•dl"lb thet whetmihetrt to "crea.t~ . sluch a, ita _specific approval to specific ' Manager Eddie Stanky ol the ' Mt!!~er Charlie Or..sen ovor Bulldlai with lbe daiM!e to Pomeroy Junior Hll!h ScbooL IOu~" and an or~flll ICOI't 0 led '!'be pro!Jllip op .. i . a may e • com ee, ~·•• woe v ews of traUIIJ!f plana. , . , · W•~w~r Stanky had been fellow at tile 11fP school T.hl! 11 show Item woulji;&o away. lt haan't gone the three uninfluentlatllberals. Allout the only thing left of ; Ch:cago Wh:te Sox, bacK . 10 "rell<llng" Tiger pitching. But . ed on tim•wao :notre; by Skip ' " awa~;-nd probably won't for Neverthele" tlleir acUon, UMT is 111 name. The draft I ChiCago alter ~ dts;uragmg that couldn't ho.l!l a shadow to I" " lhows. I ·Sis dance numbera were ·yfi1lrt.>'to plus a similer proposal put 11aw, •ho·· agamstaccused e ofmnesot& little manager's latest I .' come. - current ..ten 81•0n I, Twms stood order the "School Daze Minstrels' open- fol't'lled by lwei alrll' daDchla M:S~amara's introduction of ]forth a few months ago by uplreo July 1, ·196'1, 18 formally 1. ' w ," ha..le. • ed with the entire cllori!ISiJJI- IIIfOUP.· Dan<lnl Ia "Spanltb a nJ;Ir, idea, that all young isome House Republicans, plus entitled the Universal M!Utarv : mg his pitchers to thrc I Mele said be got hls 1 , • log, "Hot Time in the 0 I d Flea" were OlariBII Am<l'li!ans contribute a rear or ; McNamara's comments IIIII Tralnllll! ond Service Aci , bitters information from an unnamed ! Town Tonight." Jeff Mankin, SUian Lanninl; LYnne MeGulft, two j! their lives to service to : week have spurred Rivers tnto Ever)'Dne 'agroeo it is ~ "I Know Stank•· has ~ld hlo Chicago player. X·rays shewed 1 UfS the lnterlocuior, started ohow Frederica McGuire, Brenda !bell!:'(_country. will probably imaking definite plana· for draft 1 misnomer. , pltcners to th~w at ~te~s, Perry did not suffer • fracwre, I with the traditional words, Lee, Janet Mees, Shirley Jorspa~~'a new round of debate.! htarinQ:s. a.nd If they ~on t ~ucce ' ~ but may IDlSS a pitching turn "Gentlemen, be seated!" End· dan, and Elaipe Murphy. But ficouse so f.W members of1 Pteol)' Of WltlleoeN Jf if. lmes lbem, •••d Twlna becaUJe of a bad bruise, men Michael Morttn, Kelly M.. Girls danct••· 1....... lAS "-· 0 concur on what should . Manager Sam Mete Thursday ,,. • _ "'" be .. there II little hope ,f l BeSides selective Service after. pitch by John Buzhardt Kenzie, Gary Mitch, and Jeff numbers were Mar)' 'lfi\Odl, Y lolution Director Lewis B. Hmbey, sent Minnewta hurler Jim There will be a bono tbow P't. PLEASANT - William Karr kepi up a runntns lire of Brenda B!'OI!U; Patti Colllnl, '"A..;;,,_ that hurt• the Rivers intend' to Invite mern. . IPerry to· the hospital lor X- DD &t8y atl p.m, (Wee-Billl Gardner, 79, a resl· ' jok!l throughout the allow. Rheba Brtcklos, Charlsle Por- i " ha':o"''-ol •• Ian sim•I to bers of Congress to tesijfy_ U. (Coatmued From Page I) ·rays. Earlier, Perry had iDST) ,at tbe Hoek Sprlalo dent Lincoln Ave., died I Mustc Wll fumlahl!d bYter, and Susan Lanittng, Mernl a'l should have plenty of witnesses. present Selective Service law decKed Sox ohortatop AI Weiss FlllriJl'llundo, co-•po•..,..O oy Thursday In Hol2er Hospital afbera of lbe ChotUI abo lllclud1' : it• l In the past few month• was written the number of ; with a pJtch. the Mell• Conaty Hidlllk club ter a lengthy lllnetts. He was a SET TWO DANCIIS edPhylllaBilfA!Wit!RonaldJef- ' tbo ' g . ICOOII'e"men talking about the American boys turning 18 each ' On lbe way back to Chicago I llllll lll'ow Weboter rool .'", 6Z-year employee of lbe Well The Middleport Baltd Booll- fm Hobert Jooeti !ituce J• . merjtL II I• lbe Jealously . year was lllilbtly mo e lha 1' . ' " Virginia Malleable lrcn · Co., '"" AsaoclaliOII Will lponsot the Uoe' Larry Jusuce' David Kel~ illaiiled jurisdiction committee Idraft have complamed about million N bo r ntll , the Chleago Sun-Tim'" reported I Amorlcu L<-gtoa. and had retired five years ago. final high ocltool !eM itance un- ler.' Roler Klein, Lando 111! chairmen claim ovor 1-oslat:ve jeveryth:ng from tile deferment . ow, wevor, e ,. today, Stanky burst Into a ~~ I There wiD be lr<lpblel ud M G--•-~ In M til next fall at tbe Mltldl rt MJ · · ·eels '" , of some professional athletes to nation Is feeling_ the effects tf m;nute soliloquy in whicb he I cub prius, a cbieken Bariler. """''" was a· epo aker Jimmy Lee Charles ·I 5 t1ear Jurlodtctioa I the more significant argument lbet boo!m birth lratesW tllat said Buzhardt had hi• full eue, and lee cr..m, bot do&• son county, Oct. 26, 1886, son of 111gb auditorium thls Satunfay Lemiey, and Curl 'Kuraea. we· "'''p L Mendel RMrs D- ' that young men wealth! and Thetoo p Wforl'd ar ldll. I permission to throw at Percy.ll ond cold. drlats lor ule, lbe late James and Mary Kldd from I to II p. m., wllh the The pledCe to lbo Daa wa ' "" . ' , t h to tt d II annu crop o ~year-a ' "!' t to h , Gardaer. Jays emceelns. Dances lhrougb led by Bruee Jusllte and 'BAit' w' S.C:, _ though not commenting!smar enoug a en co ego Is runnlDg close to 2 mtllloiL • .v• .10 . . assu~e ~ - - - He Is scrvlved by hla wHo, the oummer months wm be er Klein. Bobby Jones read Proeel directly on McNamara's propo-1can "'cape the draft altogether. The mil'lary build 1 th IIPe•ryl 18 hlltmg my h•tter, Margaret, and two daughtera beld outalde at tho Middleport verbs 3 from the.sertpturet tmd th: sal, served notice that his I ta~'he '~:bml\tee will/robabty , Viet Nan: war, .:~n~~ i~ ~~ newspa~~- ':;'oted St~nky. and a oon Mrs. Josephine Thorn- Community Park, A leell daace led the Lord'a Prayer. To armed services committee had , . e at s fa correc mg some pro g r e.,, will b ria g the : dm,_• r~ " 1" onbe thmatnager, ton, at home, Mrs. A. D. Nutter tonll!hl will be held II Wabama Principal Howard Knllbl lei clear 'i!Jrlsdictlon over the draft mequ: '"' - or m!lance, RIVers strengtll of the armed forces to •~ so•ns 0 a way , of Jacksonville, Fla., and WU· 111gb School at 7:30 iE.S.T) p.m. concluded the uBembly wllb Jo and WOuld insist on e>erCJSing Isugg<sts that the present just over 3 milliOtl men. To I today, tomorrow and' to years I ham Gardner of Pt. Pleasant. annouacementl thoU! the el.. To it. Imental tests now encourage maintain a mUitary es~bll,f.- ' from now. And I don t care lf A slater, Mrs. Burris, of Pt Ins of scbool. l'lis rem11rks were aimed at a 1youngslen to drop out of high ment <lf that size {and us 1l the authorities hke It. ' Pleasant, also survives. 'lbere ----~posal by three Iiberat ischool to beat lbe draft. But it reserve componenll), the servi- "Nobody Is solns to push me are eight grandchildrea. . Democratl wht called for Is not d"posed toward the wlde ceo will need to take in about :ound the If th<!Y cruelly Services will be held at I I'D ICDrenBaity'llOrh cr'eatloo of o special House-lrsnglng study thst acme 800,000meaayear. e, 1 dont care. lm gomg By UD!ted PreulDienatlonll p.m. Sanday, at tile CbapmaDBirtlu14yOb1err>ed 1 84nato committee that !Yould members would hke. ] Thus, even with tile expanded ' down my own wa~; live by The families of tllree Ohio Wilcoxen Mortuory. Rev. CharThe tenth blrlllday of Karl!ll eUmlne all questions relaUng 1 tt is less diSposed to doins requirements of lbe war in Viet ml',.own standards. ted St k I servicemen learned Thu-rsday of les Frum will oHlelate, and burBally wao oboerved- tht to 'the draft and take a look at much w:th McNamara's prctJO' Nom, the military manpower e newsp:perh deaths in tile Viet Nam . ial will be in Lone Oak cem.. Pomeroy FUhlonable Maidens 1 an .MI!N*mara'o Ide! at the same osal--<speciall)l not until It sees puc! Is ll'DWIDI much more : sa;mg w en .e ee ' one 0 lllghtins. ; tery. Friends may call at the ._H club mel Mondtl)' tftnlnl tune. They said lbe Issue cut , some details. Oneoltllebiggest rapidly than the needs of the , h' p:;rs 18 bemg thrown at, An Army private from L<>n- : mortuacy after 7 p.m.laday. PT. PLEASANTalthehomeol Mrs. Raymond problems any such plan would armed Ioreto. Thla make• it d .11 , don was kmed just three days ' .oervices will be beld at 11 a.m. Bally, Llacoln Hel&lttL 1 face would be to get conll'es• po89lble for the services to be . hi! i;".. w ;e;eth n before his parents were to talk iDST) Saturday for Stepben DecoriUOIII were carried out lo endorse the ldea of choosy. 1 sa · • .e elf P er- with him on a long distance · Edward HUl, aon of Elvin A. 1D yeUow. 1\tlresbmentl of deemandatory universal servo"" About 45 per cent of !be l not tomorrow, or next weeK- call, which they won in a coDllld SaUy Plants HiU ol Rt. 7 orated cup ciketl, too cream bar From Pa • II Consress has always young men called in for draft test. South Charleslen, W, Va. The tmd kool ald were lei'Yed. F• vtbu11tr ..., beaten and' shot •t eel the nation's tradit:onal anti- exam•natlono currenUy are A Cincinna_tt Army captain eblld was dead at birth Wed- vorl were fuzzy, wuzzy soap by Noiro youths , conscription feeling when !being reJected. They are died without oeeins bls ._montbnesday In Charleston General bars. Present wert JeaDller 11 . eame to Universal Military pronounced unqualified for miliContinued from page I old son, and a young marble Hospital. • Spears, Dobbie Obllaler. Comlle Tr 'ning IUMTI A tr nd tary 1ervlce on m /:tal, phya~ was ldlled len than alx mootbJ Services he beld 1I .,• ..,, Grueaer, lagrtd Hawley, Br• 81 . Strike Maneuvera · erne 008 cal or moral grouu!S. But thtl up as to how modern matll stu- alter his arrival Ia the try · . . _ easa Hood Vlctl manketltlhlp ;LONDON - DI!SPITE HARD , ..mng JOb would have to be does not necessanly mean that dents in the hish school will be Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rev. Wendell StuUer, paltor cemetery! with Rev. Nor- Connie Karen ond JUi words from satlon and sh1p! to convince they are idioto, cripples or graded since IIley oow have no were notified that their 100, ol the Syracuse Methodtlt to 111 Bally and Mrs.· Clair Woode owners. both oldes appeared to- 1 youngsters s ou erocks. toacher. Stobart told the par- Pfc. Ronald Harrison 22 was Church, wtll deUver I sermon e and II!,. Bally lha advl!ora. daj to be maneuverins to bring forced mto some sovernment , 8tH! Teotl ent asking this question, "It Is killed WedMsday nlghi when be titled "Let Us Build Here," lor par;"'ta, are four brother• tmd ' I to an early end Britain's crip- , form of oerv:ce to their The mental test is so •!Ill an administrative problem." •topped on a mine. The Harri- the Southern L<>cal 111gb achoo1 I s ster, Daniel, Delmer, C , I pling, flve-<lay maritime strike. eountry, no matter how ncble ' that some high school II'• Popp the modern math teach· sons had won a contest sponsor- Baccalaureatl oervice lbil and Catherine, aU Chotter lub [ Gerry Lippman, ..,istant that serv•ce. duates flunk it. The pb)'SlClll er, recently. quit teachtnl and ed by a t!IC.Il Wiion and and were Sunday at I p. m._ other . IJ'Ith F"cher • general secretary of the li2 . Mixed Feellqt standards are ouUiclenUy rigor- accepted a Job In lndu•try af- scheduled to talk to their 900 The proll'am will he opoaed temal survdpar•vora ;:e Mrlbe Mrs. Hoyinnnd rlachl!r !!llteri 500-lllttnber National Union ous to exclude 1 number of ter It wa• declded he would not Saturday Ja Tokyo on leavo with the followed en • · the Challer cl(Jb Wedi!H(NUS) llld tate '!'hun- The Legi1lative history points highly paid professional alb- be rehired nest year. Army Capt. 'John E. Deick- by the inyocatioo by Patricia : ·• .::lmar HlU of Charlesevening at bof btlne, day hlo unioa would conolder up the mixed feelmg Congress letes. And even a miner arrest - The. board reemployed all man, 25, waa ktlled Wednesday l<>ndon tmd the reoponoe. The Mr' d St Followlnl a tlhort "'' "interim" offer on wages has on the subject. It felt tile record is enough to disqualify 8 non-teachmg personnel, lnclod· night when be stepped on 1 Viet cllo1r, under direction of Mrs. Rt · Planll butllne1o tielllon ta of aptt bouro from the ohipplng fed- Ideo should be kept alove but young man on moral arnuntla. llll! bus drivers, janitors and Cone land mine near Da N'aq, Lee Lee, will Sinll "Prelervt cail 1 ' Pleasant. may Mn. Carl Roacb, et:ation, wblch represents the was unwillmg to commit itaetl. (Hershey "id recemly tllat one bus driver who,. rontracl His wife, Paula, was notified My _Soul, 0 God," and _ the aJ were played llitf prtaeo 8 . From 194S to 1948, Army there have been some caaes 1n w" up for renewaL Thu-rsday. '!'he couple had two seruor cllolr membero Will fol· r p.m. ,_y, awarded to Mn. Kenneth Mlchleaders- backed by President which youns men deliberately - Mrs. June Lee, &uldanee ebildren, Annette, 2 and Scotty, low wlth "He." oel, Mrs. 1111'01( Jlunlea, Mn. ,S,Ornu llnlea.hed Harry s Truman - pushed for got themselves arrested for counselor. accepted responsihll- t montbJ. Linda Yoot will read scripture Roach, Mrs. Alfred Blgp Mra, HEAVY THUNDEHS'I'ORMS IUMT. They sot nowhere. In petty crime! in order to ity lor a summer dropout pro- The parents of Marine Lance followed by a hymn, "Faith of Bln:hlleld, Mrt. HoJ>. slamme<' through III th It951. when the Korean War become ineligible for tile , gram. Mrs. Lee was authorized Cpl. Michael Merriman of MiU Our. Fathera," and the lntroEads and Mro, W11 bur PJalno lad Del e sou ern shook the nation oul of Its draft. I to g1ve ~redita, to set up the FJeld in Athens County also duct10n of Rev. Stuller by BrenYoune. wardalon e8!t- lethargy, Coniress asain be- The smaUest category of l age group to be enrolled and to were officially notified of lheirda Norns. The program wiU fCSI .Refreahmtnll wtre ttenet1 by qd ~t ~5 ·Wind came interested, bqt even then dr~~t-ake men - curremJy com-I determine who will enroll. ton's deatb near Da Nang. c~ose WJtb a bymnl ''Love Dl~ lhe hostess to tbe above and lo(ld-l rain upper - - priSmg about 10 per eent of the - Executive Head Deem revme." Benediction by Teresa J Mrs. Nalbln BliP Mro. Tbontllntic C.:ntd much of tile At· REPORT ACCIDENT total but likely to riae toward Iported 14 pecple "e emnloyod PeeWee Lea er McTurner, the re1ponae, ....": C. Hearne, who bno u Stewart, Mrs. Latb:The b . eel A two car accident on Ht. IIS _per eent In lbe yearo ahead Ion a work study proll'am from p lhe recessional end the terms ey and Mrl. Cllflord Eborabacb. 1• Callgud ureau •mpos t:U m Mmersvllle Thursday at ' -IS composed of those who are the h1gb school The studenta rae ICe e eba be •• g, y. : ae&-ly · severo ....Hell eratorm fwatch- 3 pm. was .•nvest•g_ , ated by the exempted or deferred. (!D j are bemg . used ·at the SChOOls HPee Wee t.ea~•e m r .. COIIIIDOI'<t wu Report Gl1!1ln todayw011 ·- mauager 0 elected re~ltlefll Ceo0I 0 ein N ons 0 east Meigs county sher>ff's depart- tlleory, 1 deferment merely 1in Racine. I Y Blankenship announced C P e A and west Tex- ment. Nathan Gellman 33 postpones a registrant'a Indue· I - Bob AndefiDn was employ- that the following players on the On Sook DoU. =·Aloma m wao reported Brooklyn, N. Y. backed lion, but he can maintain ed as Vo-Ag teacher for ned the Pee Wee RedlOI team r.. Y at A report on the lOOt · dolls iJig N. M., dameg- the hishwa) and hit • parked iilalul untU he reachea year, subject to approval of port for ' practice at Pomeroy H Alhland, Ky. for Viet Nam chUdreD wu I' ouse trailers. car owned by Thomas L Rose, his 26th birthday, he Is for Ill the state department of voca- Juruor H•l!h school Saturday at • or' es T. Epllnc atm at the mlellq of 22, Williamstown, w. Va. There practical purposes home free.) tiona! education and proper eel' 9 •. m. Otbe olfi. J E. Group n of the Flnl United Slippln1 wao minor damage but no ar- Defermentl and "emptiona liflcation. Dana Smith, Homer Smlth, ' . p Iter' amas Prelb)lterlan Churcll Monday - A TOP RU5- rest. The department also ar- may be granted for a wlde l _ Permission "" &!von for Mlke Smith, Arlie Johnson, a son unt ginn, II tht bome of Mrs. warned Thur;- rested Hobert Eugene Hysell, variety of reasons. Some go to 68 students to graduate. Tommy Jtllmson, Keltb Blank· SHADE GAP, Pa. (UP!) B. Hoo of Dwll!ht Wallace. 'isttoio tllal U. S. - Russ'•• 20. Rt I , Middleport, for drivohjectoro and to _ Report waa made on redia. enoh1p, Mitchell Chopman, HieAnn Bratlnlck U.m, B. Mrs. Joe Blllty, ebolrmat, 0 1 .. are "delerloratlng" be- ing while his license is under youn1 men who are lbe IDle trictilll! to set more students ty Taylor, Timmy Bearhs, Greg _ t in lerrer·flDed week treasurer ' ton, the DPinlDI praJtl' tlltl of American participation suspension. support of their families, The I into Portland elementary but Vining, Frank Martin, Ted hostage, the motive of G 1 •--• Donald l<>WIIfll the devo1•111 Nam war. vast ma)orlty of deferments, no action was tsken. ' Flober, Kevin Fields, D1e k clear mee!Im s..-er at the dinner lfont on "Filth." 'nit ..,.. Sltrltaty, second secreDRIVER CITED however, are granted to collele I Attend ins were Clerk Paul Berry, Ernie Imboden, Brei wos In love wltb her, log wu Edward B, Ken- fOted to prepore I "podlli bu. tbt HuSiian embasey at _A Hamlin, W. Va., man was students and latllera. Beegle and board memben Sto- . Wyatt, Keith Woods, Gene Tho pretty 17 • year • of for September aa I protold Central Ohio Cited to Pomeroy Mayor Char. Drag OUt Edu•atloa bart, Howard Ervin, Hill, fiSh- Hood and Greg Smith. brunette, conlldlng lD I h Commerce. partrntnl of jtct, that, unlike most af- les Leg•r's court today on 1 Critics of the draft say that er and McClintock and Execu- • 11 1 &JILAW+tr , _ , , ,doctor who oumlnt!d her at Mrs. J•mett BuciWiu pvt speakers, he saw charge of passing on 8 double the OXIS!mg rules encourage I tive Head Deem · _ , end of the ordeal, also __ oloslnl elllpler of tbe ltody · _ Ia the sttuotlon to "joke yellow Ime follo, 1ing a West young people to drag out lbe1r 1 DETRorr - ReJir1 Ford thet by usins fomlnltlt - · "Jonah" tmd Mrs. Wll· Maln-st mishap at 8.50 a.m. college educaUon ao lung as , pay and other benefits needed - n, cllalrmltl of the board ol thwarted tile saual 8 loct a report oo 01111 Police said Jess Mullins 68 ptiSSJble, thus cluttermg up U.S. ito attract ouffieient volunteers ' Ford Motor Co., wben aoked of her deraqed ol tbe women of lbt lllblt. Folattempted to pass a truck ,driv: :'aduate scbooll wttll many Iwould boost mUitory cosll l>y ! by a ttodllialder whal males D. HollotlbiUih. Jowtna the JIIIIII'IID, ibt ._ YEA "" by Ham Clark 33 Porn tudents whose zeal lor ad-' about 128 billion a year , lllm worth 1&9,000 a yo•r: She was mt d!IU8Uy llolpHaJ lfaopflal· leu, Mrs. Walla•, l8tftd a April 1965 to th' R rov who sto , d i, ma:O vanced study miaht evaporate ; MeNamara'• I "I don'lllnow, l'm pnblb(J molested, not harrnotllhat way houri :H lind 7.. m Pmntl dasserl <OW'N to 12 JllelllherJ. ,, c:.- were' In,roO new a turn There P:..e modium draft law were ropealed, I The other idea is the one i worth but tbal'l wbat Ill," Dr. Oeraltt l<>rt!IIJ IBid. only on Pedlatrlcs . W;,., Ana Lf'llll aulated. tn Ohio Administrator W! l damages and no inJuries re- ind ules also serve 81 an ' McNamara proposed In hLs I pt plid. He railed the qutltiDD of ~ jtlmi•IIIM . DutUey Of tile ported . marriage ,speecb before lbe Amertcao 11111U.Rfi''""" 1"'""""""'u :t Jooeph C. HuriOW, 72 MW ' of Unemployment ComBut to speDd fl . . Society ol Newspaper Edtioro l NOW YOU lNOW r,H Creek Rd.; M. ltllclllMtl SatltrdaJ ... : said ladPy. JUDGMENT SOUGHT oeven ve or '" or ln Montreal Wednesday. II calla no dfll... t, 1 aaliva of Eall ; . • ·em ''"'• ond 1111 Chestnut St.; Mrs. 1 ··aald 1n 1 report to lbe Judgment on a cognovit note •tart to lor "askiDg every young person - . , 11 11 ontelopo !bal l bid Van Sickle, Teras Rd.; number of for $1,155.05 has been asked in etudent Is Y w 10 st• a : Ia the United Statea to glve two 11utfo ooiJ 11 tadet lfllb Il l tn a en WI her. Smllh, 121 P'ourlb Ave.; A oj jobo in Ohio County Common Pleas av lei' • ;:'delpenJivo WIJ of , years of serv1ce to hiS <'OUnoy" 111o obllllder , ew her name biiON A. Gooderbam, Rll _..._. .#1 1,477,000 at tile end of Court by Franklin Federal Sav· raft Young men , - U net In the armed forces, • abducted bor." Allee M. Beaver 1IWI.....,..'l1u! unemployment rate ings and !.<>an Association, Co- l able fatmlleo may be ' then In the Peace Corps or m OFFICIAL DINNER Hollenbaup, a crack City; Mrl. Mldia ,,.... 10 11 1110 _ the early lumbus, against Mary Bable youtlla · but JIOOf :domesUc conservation project ' LONDON (UP!) -Vtsltlng ;:tper who terrorlztd thts 177 Sun . the Rhodeo adminls- Rt. I, Carpenter. , "With I' :or anltpoverty program, or Austrian Pre!ldent rranz Jonu d llbewo Jtarl, E. Plllltl, ltltl Mr Mn. lllo ' atood at 5.2 per cent nh . . n • m ,some ollie( contribution to the entertained Queen Ell!abeth, r e question ,.. J, ., Ioree. Thlt April It liQUAD CALLED tho Cl•ll icommoo good, I Prince Philip, Prime Mlnlater more than one OC<IIlon, ond JID. ,-,.,· ·-· esDI, but that still The Middleport E-R squad co ld "": I rich man I '!'hi! would be an extension to Harold Wilson and other guesta aald. '!'be doctor quoted lbe , i*!iiili.III!M,OOOpersonswlth- waosummoned at a1 7 am. towhole natioo of a practice 11 an offiCial dinner Thu-rsday 81 llytns lbe lllltper told day for Henry Dcerfer, Rt. 7, said Sen Ga lord the army, Ilong followed by the Mormona, ni&ht In the Auotrlan embiSiy. !'One of lbelt daya you t . below Hobson, who suffered 1 WI · Y Nelson, 1). ' who ask aU YOIIIII men and AJao presml • wera Prlncell IOtna to -1 to lalow about Of p,•-pt11slble stroke. He waa Iaten ~t can be done WM!en of their church to Margaret 'a.id her busband, (10) lf JOtl tlott'l already." """'' to Veterans Memor>at hospital theoe Ia uJtieo•' . to remedy volunteer for two years of Lord Snowdon, . .LIII.EAL · 1'1r eq · " 11111111onary ...,... before set.WIATHIR 1 ha8 81l'eed TWO MORE KILLED f ~' ;•vo been put :l!lq down to a career. TORME MARRIES l'lriiJ ...,. ltllld, "lactlcal" WASIUNGTON tUPI) _ The :~ ~ ebull4to a~llsb~I Pullins aU youtb em an equal TOKYO (IJPI) -American wldel)' Ulbt 1tro,,.ttl ~ou Ifooling II not the sole motive otnger Mel Tonne llltl1led lttlaJ' ... ...., ratr llrael, the Defense Department baa tdenti- ' armed 1 IDday . fled two Ohio servicemen killed ly of = r comen r.:':i beblnd M<Namara'l prcpoaal. British aclrell Janet Scott trtpt, 1111'....., •II ,.;, flmt 1h e tn actioo 1D VIet Nam. , IIII'ough volun All even more imJ>Irlant today in a Japa-. clvfi tonJ&bl to ... . told ,war . 1 They were PFC. Walter L. ' The Dofenao 111')1' enlltttment II'JUIIlOnt for unlvmal service, ceremony. Atked wbJ lht Frinch · Burroughs, son of Mr. and Mrs. !hlo idea onouab~uctllked hi believes, Ia tht!l It would ccuple had cho,ten Jq~~~n,. for CIIIIJ) KILLED Ioree. '!'be Willlam c. Ilurrcugho, Bu 58 i.•tensive ...,. ear IIUtl an prcvlde lbt manpower (and the ceretbPII1, lite i!clfes• 111\YAN, Oblo (UPI) ,;;~-~dldO~ertsken North Lewisburg, and Pfc. Ter: pracllcaUty. koo,gh olD~~ woman ::mwer)ofIa ucdertal:e • replied, "well, lllhi re8UJ wu lotJ f'reelll.,, 1, wai •• ry W. Carpenter, ,.. o1 Mr tnge nave ne been IJI'eal · much-needed no deop, hidden, or particularly 'llturlday w~ l)t was tlllloN ~ Mn. H. Carpnwr' public ....,_.1,_veraa• lbe 1 ~op!.,!!lll worlt.!'bleb It lllllf • p • l f I c r e a a on. We jllll over by 1 ti-lclo\o wblcb ~-• lbowaillllllllio • ...~, .. ll1chl!r , •Wtari _, Utllilrotltf.· _.,, .~..eeled.. ....th II boma ......... we" 111ott Jt ..... bl -~-- · '·:#" "''""'""'...,.......,. • 4ltt!ut. • . -- .. ~:" ~· ""11' •. w,.... ;;;::itle!Uo -ll¥tl tlftl.-a~ U><i·~. ~ttl! !!~•1'"""" ,..eo~:. Sn~<e ~= ~retary ~cot s~nd Ho~ MeN~Ira. ~.; '~'""' II ser~es ~ery INEQUITY ~ f~ctor u~~ ;~o, 1 hree Families Learn Sons are Lost In • Batt}e I"" ~eld. qu~ ~.~e ~:e~r reO~I· ~! their w~~hng, ,. . p-, 8haron BOARD =. Serv•'ce will Be on Sunday will :•pel s~.!::', ~c=t. ~ wr:c., = prcct~siooal Meet~ Mr~. II'•• :~t ho~e~~row-Hus~.!uner· htiV:8~.1G trc'*: wea~ ·~-· H llenbaii11h's 1 ~ oc,~~tta . d~ferrod ~ Mot'IVe Was Romantic consc~entiouo ~ h~ tldn~\"'r bec~me 1 hi•~~,Wiet ]bi,;lu~~·;T:H:E w~s ~~.:~~: ·l~fl :f;ilr.:~ 1 t and"';::~!::.:~~ ,;t7;,.~ col~~ge, o~ Me~gs fro':..'"~~fluent '!; •I us!f:~ U.: ~an;'o~lt ~.:ppily.:;'":~.of se~e h~ ~:f~acement ~ td~imnotfollow·~ tol"'"~ •:~~~:lion;~thai= u · ~y :;!Yk!::; ~loner ~I" J~ -J i IltiJtiJ c ' I . ,. ' GiiH;oJI. Gibson strack ·out . 10, off with s double, stole third, er bad 'plliered thir<l. walked four - all in the and scored unmolested when AI that poillt lefthUlled lnnlnta - and finished the Jacket• elected to erase Lar· ler Detnolt<Y ·dliub]ff 16 ·taft complete master ol the ry ~ma · steallng second base, center, plaUni both t1Jnnm. facing the minimum of 15 alter walking, In order to get Middleport made 1l a.e In MHS batters In the last , Is two out and clear tile ba,.., tf second Inning when, with one frames. Duiiqii. out DeMis fAult ~~~ Albens won tile football, ba!second, ano scorou "" hat bit of otrategy worked, d bl •- Jell. --, traek, and baseball tl· T Moore'! oo e w An outstanding pitching tl 1 lh SEOAL lor the time being, " StobaJI alae singled 1n the aeveath formance by Middleport's n If eto c ' then fanned Bruce Higgins for become the oDIY Ja~:a.e~ 1 Y go . es ape Stobart, who fanned 20 the third out. two hit!. · The golf title has sone to But "·rns wasn't done. Sa "'"' In the third tnntns uer ted dogo, walk ed Iour, and aIIowe d r six bill, was n•~ enough to ov· po 19 Adam• lied the game at 3-3 oft with ·a double, otole third, ercome the all-around balance And lbe hoy who led Athena ' In tile top of the 7tb on Hull's but couldn't score. Alter this of the Athens club and the to its title• In football and ball- dauble with one out and Higgins poke by Sauer, Gtg!DI lactd pitching of rlghtbander Larry •ketball did as much Thursday single. · unly one bitter over the reguin baseball on tile Middy field. In the top ollhe ninth Adams lalion 18 for blo sll remalntns Centerfielder Dick da Aom again was leading oft He sins· Innings, walking Freshman !)eo. doubled and singled, walked, led stole second, and alter nls Aull In the fllll'lh, Mobre, and struck out in four appear- 88 .;,, fanned, Stohart walked singling In the 7th, was erased ances at the plate, stole three lbe dangerous Holt Htl!hthand- slealing. bases and scored three run~. ed batter Higgins produced the Athens seaaoa record Is &-1, Untll the bottom the Athens winni"l slagle, 8 IJl'IIUnd ball with one game to play, Warren 7111, the game appeared to throiiBh the left side, scoring L<>cal, today . . Middleport versus Adams. Adams. Two Jackets, who won the e For It waa Adamo, Gibson shut tile doer tight In Southern, Division title lbe first oil the second inni"l who walk- the home team's lltb, tannins time since 1957 when they alst eel, stole second, went to third Freshman carl Demoskey aad copped the state Class A crown, when the ball went through Senior Mike Gardner, and get- have completed their achedU]e. to centerOO!Id fer an error, and tlng Roser·LeHingweU to roll a Athens ... 010 100 101- t I scored on Greg Hull's Uttle nubher baek to lbe mound. M-port . zto 000 000- 3 t t single through the left side. JACKET SCORING Gibson and Hull, Stohart With Middleport leading 3-1 In the Middleport first with swan. Umpires- plate, Hous-1 Ia lbe Alhenl 4th, Adams led two out, George Sauer walked, er, Winebrenner (~I; WITH stole sectn<l Stobart walked Insets, Wlnebrl!lmel', ond also stole second after Sau- (5). At1"111!1, High Schcol -. made ·it a clelit 'aweep, except ooe, ill tile SoulllWitern Ohio lotte Le•iU• competitive Thuratlay, wllh a eome-frOII) loebbld H victory In nl"" · lllg!l over Middleport for t h e baoeball ehamplonshlp. ••!kf:d· = NOW , WASHER 63 Chev, Impala 2 Dr. H1rdtop. I cylinder, alltomltlc trans. Redio & h11tlr, whit• sidewall ttroo 63 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. Htnfqp. I cylln..r. tutomatlc trans. R1dlo & hitter, whlta lridtwall tim Piltsbursh 1' It .s33 5 Dump Truck, I cyllncltr engine, 5 t,..d lr1n1. 2 Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta 65 Dodge Dart New York St. Louis H 15 18 19 11 II 13 17 7 22 60 Ford f.600 .,..d ,..., .xl• 2 Dr. 270 SerJ.t. 6 cyllncllr, ltandlnl trana., r1dlo and h11Mr 65 Honda J WASH CYCLES ...BIG Like new 14 ·lb. ~APACITY NOt $379.00 or '• - ":'! ·. $279.00 But ••• s 59 Forcl Galaxie 4 Dr. I cylinder, evto. tr1ns. Radio & hetter 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. At Tnnl.. P deering, radio tnd h11t1r 64 Galaxie XL Convtrtllllt. I cylinder, tuto tr1na.. power she,.. lng, power lllrtkll amt wlndowl, rtdlo & hHttr 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hardtop, 219 engiM, sftndarcl trans. Rlcllo tnd hl•ttr 63 Falcon Future 4 Dr. R1dio & Heater 63 Chevrolet Ill Air 2 Or. I cylinder. Auto. Trans. Radio and huttr, Whltew1ll tlr11. 63 Ford Galaxie H&R FIRESTONE DEALER STORE Middleport, 0. By Uolled PrelllDteraaUoul Natloaal League w. L. Pet. GB San Fra1 23 11 .676 Houston 20 13 .606 2'h l<>s Allgeles 19 t> .Sii9 t 500, Conv I tr1n1. R&l-l 64 cyl. Aut. Ford Galaxie 500 - 2 Door Htrdtop. I cyl, Auto. trens. Whit .. wdJ tires. Keith c;c;ble Ford ~~m~~==Linco~:da~': .oeJil "'! . 10 21 .323 II 'fbanda)''l Retalts Minn. r Chicago 3, 10 inns. Washington 7 Cleveland 2, Boston : BalUmore I, night 15 14 ,Sl1 Frlday'o Pnboble Pttebero ~ , Getting Hof,~.~ War Football Pro WASfUNGTON (UP! ) - The approaches to four members of National Football League, gUll- his team- Steve Thurlow, Bob ty of firing the first shet, found 1Crespmo. Tucker Frederickson itself on tbe recetvmg end of a \ and Greg Larson. didn't remembet if the players \ at age 55 inst: :Jd of at g .di told him the amount of money 1they so de~·re. the own~1 · offered by U'le Chargers .. "but J \ raised the da1 ly allowance .~ do recall they said Jt was general expens~~ at tr$lip.- double-barreled raidins attaeki And in Detroit, " substantial." camp [rom 16 to $tO 8114 : At its meeting Thursday , the agreed informal lv tn ~t.Jm:J.ar• NFL voted to .let fonner Idize the ~ed_1cal . eKI:I mLnaijotll . I from aroused American League I sportscaster sa1d the AFL owners today. mem~ers \ chasing s1x ef . AFL representatives have ' dissension-ndden Lmns, nammg players start drawmg pens1ons g1ven m lriiLilJflg~~~s._ -: ·: approached at least 10 players Alex Karras. Gall Cogdill and - - ----- - - ·from National League clubs, Wayne Walker. Daily Senti nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 20, 196&-f Cleveland at Chi.:ngo, night- trying to persuade tllem to play '!'he latest trouble out their eptions and JUmp t(l l the rival leagues was Bell (1·1) vs. John (2--1). .453 61h: California at Washington, the younger circuit. .457 7lr'l night-Newman (1-2) vs. .~~tw~e~e~n ir======~====~----===iiiiii~ . off Tuesday when the signed placekick specialist Pete Welllngton Mara, . owner nf IGogolak. who 1umped to lhe 433 8 Minnesota at New York, OJicago .24113 1,1 night- Pascual IS.l) vs. Downing (2-3). Thanday's Re~ults Kansas City at Boston. Cioci. at New York, ppd., - Ta100t (1-3) VI. Santiago Chicago 7 Houotoa I Dolr<ltt at Baltimore 2 Sl l<>uls Z Philadelphia 0, nigbl nlght-Monhouquette c7-J) Los Ang. 4 San Fran. 0, night Sparma (1-Z) ••· McNally (Only games scheduled) and Bunker (~3), Friday's Probable Pikllen Saturday's Gamet Chicago at Atlanta, Right- Qeveland at ChiCago the New York Giants, ron-\ NFL alter playing out his Hrmed Thursday night that the 1 option w1th the Buffalo Bills San Diego Chargers of the I Mara, in Washmgton for American I.ague had made a t i 0 n a 1 . League'~ anr:ualii l spring meeting wh1ch wa s IN LEADERS Ischoduled and coach of the Charg~rs National :.tague 1: ·a: ;~: For that Gift for the Graduate, stop in see what we have to offer. We know what the graduate likes. Here are just a .. r. . examples; Philadelphia at Middleport •• a• Syracuse a Toronto~ , Buffalo 3 Rchstr 2, 1st, 7 Buffalo 8 Hoehester 3, Znd Columbus I Richmond 1 Jacksonville 9 Toledo 6 lin I Giants 7~: Maloney . 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American League: McDcwell, 121 311 Hchon, NY Rome R••ns Indians, 4~ ; O'Th:moghue, Cleveland 19 8 .704 Red 0 3-G N • tIona I Leap~: Aaron, dians l-0: McLam, Tigers & OHIO 8 pen Baltimore 18 lt .621 arne Braves 13; May,, GJants tO; Pas<ual Twin &-1· Watt POMEROY llolroit 17 lt .fill Serie§ With Cards Lefebvre, Dodgers 9· Alou & Orioles'& Sanf.'rd, A~gels 4-1: 16 II .593 ! CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Torre, Brav"" 8 Mlnnesot.a 7 14 ,M8 4 Cincinnati Reds, alive again American Leosue: Seott, TAKE A LOOK AT KARR & VANZANDT Chleego 14 14 .SOO $\1 the NatioAal League peannanl Sox II; Reichardt, Angels tO; Waah1nston 1% 18 .400 111 race alter Me of !he III!ISI Oliva, Twins 9; F Hobimon, Kansas City 11 11 .3'19 9 cessful road tri]NI In recent Oriot.. 8: Blefary, Orioles '1. New York 11 19 .367 911 years, open a threo-game weo!k-1 1\Jmo Batted to f6;;....;;......;;;;;;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;..OJ t!nd series with 1be St. Loul! N all o D 11 League: Aaron. Cardinals tonight Braves 25; Mays, Giants Z! ; Managor Dan .beflner, ans- Wyno, Aotros 23: Flood. 65 Olds F-85 Cutlass _ $2395 62 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille $2200. lous to keep his "host" pltchero 6 McCovey, Giants 20 Holiday Coupe. V-8. auto, power brakes Full power, radio, w,s w tires and beige fnm miMing 1 turn, nominal-American League: B. Robin· & steering. radio, floor console, bucket with beige interior. ed Milt Pappa! to pitch to- arm, Orioles 29; Scott. Red Sox seats, white (m. with all red vin yl inter· nl&ht's game against the Card!- Z7; OUva, Twms %5; Reichardt, ior. aals. Angels 23 ; Petrocelli & Ya>.. ftA~ 60 Olds 98 4 Door Looklng ahead, HeRner said 64 Olds Dynamic 88 _ $2395 V-8 motor, auto. trans , power Al'ak~~& Jim Maloney would pitch Sa~ Holiday Sed. V·S motor, auto trans .• po- power steenng, radio, tinted glass, whlW urday's game wi!IJ Jim O'Toole wer steering, 6 wa y power seat. radio, sidewall tires, whee\ discs. The Vo'ry 8011 a posslblllty for Sondtl)' aftel'll tinted glass. In Uud Cars Anywhtro Pittsburgh at L<ls nll!ht New York at San Francisco .•mertcaa Leapt W. L. Pet. -.~ t , and _., 1 h:m he had beon approached by By Uolted Pr081 Intemallonal Sid Gil lman, general ~.:.~~ ~.t to conclude today. i 'I said that one of his players told .. t'l"'i"t G. AB R. H. P<·t. The G1ant owner said he ' Holtzman (1-3) vs. 'Lemaster california at Wllllhington Alou , Pitt 28 tOO 15 311 .350 I !3-2). Detroit at Baltimore, mishl Morsn. Hou 33 t2t t9 42 .347 , TRACK MEET FEMALE MALE St. l<>uis at Cincinnati, Minnesota at New York Pinson, Cin 2'11!6 11 39 336 MANTES, France (\JPII - i t Blouse£, (Dacron Kansas C1ty 'at Boston sF 28 110 10 26 .325 Michel Jazy ol France - Wasbburn (1·2) s. 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Charles Snyder, Carl Demoskey, Dave Thompson, Demus Ault,_Ray Hindy , Roger Lef well, John Ingels. Standing, Gene Stephenson. manager, George Sauer, M1ke Garten, Mtke Gardner , Gary Stob,._, Dallas Blevins, Bill swan, Buddy Moore, and Coach Carl Wolfe.-Sentinel Photo _ MINI-BASKET ,!!:'lei MeG~· ~&!I DAlY Slil'lllk t:!,tht "::"! ~ ~ ~1 ~alllpolll ~~ ° b.arle~ ~ :;.11111 ~~ ~ ~ !.t w ~al ~w-:ley ~- ~ I tt. 0~ ::~~':'!.:. ~ ih Hospital New ~~!lam Ide~ ~~her •ta~ 1:t..th:at~ 1he cll~ prtsttlefl~ Hearne Nanted p 'dent ~.,.0,; I I Baccalaureate ~w::;ake~, e~= , Charleston ~nero i ~ Infant o.·eS At Birth ~~ ~men ;:,:~, ~n aceal~ter :t" De~ ~~PI;er~ne~:W~~ of~ ~~ : J •e£S 8 UP n iOon~nued a"": lln•l~'• ~~Ill.:'!~.;tud.:.:a~' !;' J:; Mr Gardner D'esTh day At Age of 79 ~lllldoy, ~.·• has1:~in t~~ eth~~'l:hat ~· pre~ ~!::~ ~ ~~· Mr~~ ~e ~ld I CM;; · :::~· v.;;::;..;.~-; I I Athens Trips Middleport ·4~~- .\~- ·School Due Minstrels are . ' ,, �' '' ' >· ' ' ,,.,f>fiV ' ' ' • ' ,, .. ' . 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' ... wu 6!, olferlne ,.,:U, 'lbo Sunda~ SChOol elecled ficer~:; as follows : s::~~ Treuurer, ! erry 5 PiaR!at, Nl•• RobiiBOR; Ltlft\ar·l liDs, Raody DIDiJI&er IJid kie Carr; Uahen, Ricky Dllllnger; Roll 1elt Reeves and Viclllt ,..,•• 1 Sunbeama cluo teaellon, Dorl~l Dillinger and Cbarlotto Meter; Primary clou, Swartz and Llllda ' ' ' ' <' I . luDdaJ Scbaol ofhw!duM I May IS I I ' \ '" KILL LAWN INSECTS FAST WitH"" Bees. N!Ba lrlo Carr; Willlq c!Bas, n'helma lleader11011 Mary Amos; Yo~ Adull, He Parker and Helu W<JOde; BUlly WY2·203f !c 01 NIGHT Wtf.'M· ' Pom•oy W. Malo lin. Millard Adult class, Eleanor Boyles Ollie AlhertoR. Wonblp ' nceo were held at 10:46 1. m. With Horrnu Taykr, leader, ud u attendtnce o1 CONCENT~ATI ' h RNNIS SHOES Simple to apply 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONI.Y *299 ASK OUR ARAB I!XPE FOR FACTS -?1"'· For All The F1mily I $1-f9 to $4,99 Roush's Shoe Store -""'- NQ.00--111- Carolina lumber & Supply MASON • FURNITUU CO. MASON, W. VA. Koufax, Wills Pace LA in -... .' lOLA'S BAKER :. ~ ,~a.•uty Tips .~~·u FURNITuJE .-·r ' Merle Norman Faco Powder iJ blended to " ' IIIBUlo obOC> lute unl!bnn· not 1 t~ke or streak undillurbed ~ ' · i~. wUI i.id Middleport, 0.:; I 1 bfnln, PIO' spl111tlon or a FOR HER · Jwim. Air blown for a fluffy and llllOOth texture. Use it to "~" 1\llllteup to la!t all da1, It ailheret to tho skin Clesn lltbt fragrance. A shade for every compll!x!on. Our latest 1 'Tranm1ant" shade wib let yow own natural color glow i' From our extensive Bulova Gold Collection. throadh H matte finish. For The Younger M111 :. ;::.! . ·~. ' first P1lr of Sh- ~aJi~'Srnart 8/y~/ .MOTOROLA . · SOLID-s-fAtE · TABLE RADIO ., BRIGHTWHITE and RIGHT Tile Dodge Boys are dealin' the bottom odt of · 1 pricesto plltyou In the lead: Ahead ol the pack. With titagreat Dodge breed. Drive your own bargain: a Da(l. Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good iiJY$. ' •5.95 111 SHOE lOX ,. wear white hats.. You can tell Mlddltport.~. __..IR. N. W. COMPTON~ · 0. ·D. • II & Second .Str..ts '( ~_ · .i~Nw~ut.t 0...., .·,rwTs- ••tEma !. !• * . eHEATING ePLUMBING I~·· Mi.d~htport, THE MONTH I Lewit ..., Service -FOR- , H. RAW~I:NG'S . sONS CO. ' VALUE OF '. '· '· "· ....... ,.,.. .. ............ -·- '• a.ua ,.-,.... Cerolln&WIItrHCI~Rii""'"'· OfFl'. Nil o.Pcrr. · •;t.>:i~I .~.~,~<:<J!f•• ' ' I. �' '' ' >· ' ' ,,.,f>fiV ' ' ' • ' ,, .. ' . I ( • S~acuse WinS Fourth, 3·1 . \ Langsvill;- .... ' ~ ... ).., . _, ... ' ' Alfred Society Notts :~ s1racuse 'N~Uonwide llll· had on.e rlm of ibfei;blls..'nit l·~~j~~ •tripped winners tallied two · jlllt!arned II 1;,::~~lteanl. l>i' ·oamp;i1fil •runt In tile tbjrd lr~ 'burt M~gs • Gallla • Ma!oh 11!'~~~:.~~, )11~: Society·Notes leo~:~. tea,.e Browp •nd ~Je)', .10\ ~ l'he Wi~.rs are 1-11 ]n. hila ~b for t1ie ,Wbirtl!l'B. • • I• gl!l1e ~sday loop action. Neal • own• • Z.2 .r hid two hill ior the !olen. mark. " ·· Neal'• wlll; balllt the GSI l'he Melgo ·vjjltora ~d ~ Honor Camp oillday .28 In ,thelt &even hila. Nationwide neil outing. !if: .N ;,1 0 Y ' HEL'EM HELP us;! . '' '' '· ' I :·~ ' ' -~-by HMell llottel....o...J '' I (CI70B: l 1 rt...l'I I INIWC ~ I I. j 0 OUTDOOR LIVING .. - .' . .... '' ·. ' ... wu 6!, olferlne ,.,:U, 'lbo Sunda~ SChOol elecled ficer~:; as follows : s::~~ Treuurer, ! erry 5 PiaR!at, Nl•• RobiiBOR; Ltlft\ar·l liDs, Raody DIDiJI&er IJid kie Carr; Uahen, Ricky Dllllnger; Roll 1elt Reeves and Viclllt ,..,•• 1 Sunbeama cluo teaellon, Dorl~l Dillinger and Cbarlotto Meter; Primary clou, Swartz and Llllda ' ' ' ' <' I . luDdaJ Scbaol ofhw!duM I May IS I I ' \ '" KILL LAWN INSECTS FAST WitH"" Bees. N!Ba lrlo Carr; Willlq c!Bas, n'helma lleader11011 Mary Amos; Yo~ Adull, He Parker and Helu W<JOde; BUlly WY2·203f !c 01 NIGHT Wtf.'M· ' Pom•oy W. Malo lin. Millard Adult class, Eleanor Boyles Ollie AlhertoR. Wonblp ' nceo were held at 10:46 1. m. With Horrnu Taykr, leader, ud u attendtnce o1 CONCENT~ATI ' h RNNIS SHOES Simple to apply 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONI.Y *299 ASK OUR ARAB I!XPE FOR FACTS -?1"'· For All The F1mily I $1-f9 to $4,99 Roush's Shoe Store -""'- NQ.00--111- Carolina lumber & Supply MASON • FURNITUU CO. MASON, W. VA. Koufax, Wills Pace LA in -... .' lOLA'S BAKER :. ~ ,~a.•uty Tips .~~·u FURNITuJE .-·r ' Merle Norman Faco Powder iJ blended to " ' IIIBUlo obOC> lute unl!bnn· not 1 t~ke or streak undillurbed ~ ' · i~. wUI i.id Middleport, 0.:; I 1 bfnln, PIO' spl111tlon or a FOR HER · Jwim. Air blown for a fluffy and llllOOth texture. Use it to "~" 1\llllteup to la!t all da1, It ailheret to tho skin Clesn lltbt fragrance. A shade for every compll!x!on. Our latest 1 'Tranm1ant" shade wib let yow own natural color glow i' From our extensive Bulova Gold Collection. throadh H matte finish. For The Younger M111 :. ;::.! . ·~. ' first P1lr of Sh- ~aJi~'Srnart 8/y~/ .MOTOROLA . · SOLID-s-fAtE · TABLE RADIO ., BRIGHTWHITE and RIGHT Tile Dodge Boys are dealin' the bottom odt of · 1 pricesto plltyou In the lead: Ahead ol the pack. With titagreat Dodge breed. Drive your own bargain: a Da(l. Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good iiJY$. ' •5.95 111 SHOE lOX ,. wear white hats.. You can tell Mlddltport.~. __..IR. N. W. COMPTON~ · 0. ·D. • II & Second .Str..ts '( ~_ · .i~Nw~ut.t 0...., .·,rwTs- ••tEma !. !• * . eHEATING ePLUMBING I~·· Mi.d~htport, THE MONTH I Lewit ..., Service -FOR- , H. RAW~I:NG'S . sONS CO. ' VALUE OF '. '· '· "· ....... ,.,.. .. ............ -·- '• a.ua ,.-,.... Cerolln&WIItrHCI~Rii""'"'· OfFl'. Nil o.Pcrr. · •;t.>:i~I .~.~,~<:<J!f•• ' ' I. ���' ., '\ ! '. ii • r ' 1:~~ • " . :i'\'t:: •••• ,. ....' ··~C!oancno111 ......,.T..!!I .: I ~ T . _ ........ ..., .. • ,_klttM Will .. IUIJIIIIMII ..nt ...... a19ULATtoNI fM hiiiiiiiMr ....,.. .... tft: 't) •·---~ ~ • ~- ,_lit .. Hll II NtKt 111r . . ....... ObiKfiOII.... lrNI'I ....... ill .......... u•••u...., . The , . 11111~r wta ut 111 ,..,....... ,., • • ,. lftlll . . . ~~~~ ,...,...., lull- ' - ·' ' SAW & SERVICE 1MPAU ........ . ... .'..... . . I ,. ~ :. ' ' • automatic transmission. 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. . $15H ;.'*'", o. ' !~ ,,.,, LI'L ABNER .;t' • ~. '· • ' ALL FOODS AYAJLAILI .Oit ~UY.ouT IRIDAT wih PHONI ;WY Pomeroy Motor Co. ,.._ 1rto .(lollorl Colllno '' -------~~-~--1 1mt and Found room nished apartments. AU ties paid. Phone WY 2-217~ Rowley and -Reed. After p. m. <all WY 2~574. 4I NEW!· INTERNAnONAI:' CUB fir 1 TRAVEL TRAILERS AND CAMPERS Make Your Reservatiom For Rental< Now. D•••• t . ttltland. . .Jf . WllmiNG T1WL . . . . . Club wiD .,. ~••.,. IW Fanl1ttan and bottaolool4 It NO p.m. at tlio bolllt it Mrs. ' ,...to. Wo will bar Robert ~- ~ will p1eto . - or lllllilloll. be lhoWD 01 "Gardoll lleiiJn." AUXILIARY TO FEENEY · Coli ... BBNNETT Pool will IJlOIIIOI' a KNOTTS USED rummage and bakt aalo Fri· · FURNITURE and da)' IIIII Saturda)>, May.ll. • 21 AUCTION at tile Coatoa bulldiDI Ia Mid1111-2114 .. . .J dlepert. lllimben.baVIIIII 1'1111> mqe 10 pick up IIIIJ COIIIa<t ollller &Ire. Dal ·llourDIDII or Mn. Albei-t llousb by Wtdnes~and · da)'. Tbe armual l'llppJ DIJ 1r1t1 boated. Iii """ · lale wlll allo be beld Udl wteJ<. 5 II 8R H388. .-I wl1h lilt Girl Socull IIIla~ lOB ~ALB- • forDL .... roo1111 ad ""lb. Tl · IIA'nJIU)AT . 111iDU111 tlrlvt tram ,_.,. TH1 IWlJNE JUNIIII J'ln 111, Barrlloii9IDI Rd Dopartmenfltt fii10IIOO"'III • WY IC1 or WY W818. batt ultt 1111 Saturdq, lfq II --..,-:---::--17:=1J:_U:::•:... at tbe Cros!'a SIGn ltl llacilt • PHONE WY 2-2156 ICIIool lo 'l11lh na.l· ~ · -tor - - ..lilt ,· i lluqllll. All Jl1l1ll1ln ... g . :· llanDIRI !loUt!'.. ""'"' Hllb SclloOflo mett May Jilt 7:10p.m. atlbo blib JUNWft ~4 ..-an,OMIO jt I. • automatu: trans. Power steering t1Dd bntkes, radio and beater • ' '·· Sta. Wagon:. Low mUeage by local owner white over black. finiab, ~Ueu red interior, new white tires, VB engine, \ I B-OASTED 1C~I~~N· SQUTHERN · FRIED • CHICdN DICK RAWLINGS vinyl inter!O<, good lireo, 827 V-8 englne, . OPEN EVES. 91110 PA .. Crow's stRk lto•s• 1 ROAST BEEP . II. 0111 OPTHI i 1iJCiltrPIOP~II .. . CA~~ · brakes. white wan tires like new, radio IDd . 1964 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE .. .. . .. ........... · $1695 II'"!' finllb, s--. ~I)NU .'. ·J tJone coon ciog, ~ ,._. O:PU. Arlhur· ·Barr; · '<Jbestor., ·Ohio. l'bolle t18ih'161111. • . • ~ ·211 Jlp Hardtx>p · OOOjle, white fmlob, •l"')lessly olean 327 engine, automatic tnnsmiision. power 4 door, r1 u·-:.~::::...=-dot.!,;;::;::;::;;;::;::;::;::::; ' I ·years old·. Also; w · an - ··at·n T CHEYR~IT For Sale .ONE' blad< and : 1963 • ' . -•· · · · · 'ECAN FETCH TH' BAf?.Y SOME MILK. OOWEEiV ~--..._-__;·.,'- ~- Solltlnel, Pomeroy-lllddloporl, 0., J.b119, 11166 Wo\N'f AI -~ ·•. _, .' Extra l \ 'i' Ill Ill C. &J, Trailer Sales . PHONE WY 2-2UI Lincoln St. Miclcllopolt, -ijS.~It~o~ . r ~T~nde~ · iiliitl beiiDIIII *:t~ ~ ..trrAFF AND oii'FICERS Club BEATING, PLUMBING, llo>:ol BotUo Goa. An<~ Brothen, Ill E. - man poay. Mlke JODM, Flat> lwDI moot . Moldar · ovnln8 at woot1a Road, PomUOJ. bome tl Mra. Karl OWen ' It II< 7:10 p. 11. """' JUcbard m BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 AI Syracuse C01pOTOiioft Pomeroy. 1 za - -;.:~:;:n~:--l=~wlll nailablefor th1 versatile Housew11J!ming • IsSurp11se a.-.7,10.12- _ . , buill b' ..... !lid ... 1111. Como to b' till lull a.b CldllllltiJ· ' forfultzes MEIGS IQUIPMENT JANE lv HDWII! I'M 01J 'STRIKe, S!IJPID! l DiDN'T 1<!IOW \W HADA I DOI.)T! GASULINI! ALLEY JOB! . ba ... : !!M'"Illl Jio*&IY· TBNT Daulblln ·· will moot at"'t111liJiol DAV ball, .... Ill 7:10 p.m. . LITTLI! ORPHAN ANNII! ..JUST ONE THIMG • FACT 1~, "'lUR .,lOCI('('! GOING a-~ W~ Sj.IOOLO 'Ttl A PlANTATION li!IGHr l!i ON 5E. THI S, ALL THE WAY~ ~: HADNT I O!A1HT iO BE 'lffiiRTIMG MY CAMPA,IGN;AT LEAST PLANNING, IT -· By SCHULZ By BRANNER \ NUMBER FOR Fuil SDIIIsJ ftrfll;l F•nHr Afl. FOR for people 1 Uh 1D draw. Withdraw · yeur money and briog your . belt llfl 1o Sheoang Springs. • II 61< TJI!! ''Aifll.YJ Flli.LOWS ~G YOllB I>A'l'l SLOT CAR" ---.,~. ..../; - - - - - - -..... ' ~ -- ,.A-CES CARRIERS II POMEROY Apply Dally Sentinel ._: '' .,-· The tun time · bobby sweeplna . ' ')I - ' ..... YOifDT·· ., M(~T PEOPL£,,) the country. CA.I.UCTIDN fATURDAY .NIGHT ONA 110 Mech•nlc St. Ohio t Trophy Roees Saturday , .HONDA.. . ' ' - - Set )'he fuiLUne .j X~ Mobile Home, II x 17 lDg room wllb DuPont Ill pel. Excelletll condition. Prtee •·'11!11. wm wr111oe 11r $3,1100. can WY ·:WSII tiD. tU •.· "*""' y; 11 ..... p •1 'WJI.t:r. AMi Dt A. -l'ji'OIP 10(&. J:IIID:LUNO Dr . . . . . . ...--Mt&l(IB4 i_ . . . . . . . . . . ., • 2 't..., roem ·,,_J,~' "-> .• ' . H. - . ' ' •• Salas with luD lized bllompl, 1 acre. Aloo a 1\!o mcy, f ...X. bOUle wllh ~alb lalllll lDO. Pb. IIUW r • ' ' t';!'-J• r- -li', ... ~· . ), �' ., '\ ! '. ii • r ' 1:~~ • " . :i'\'t:: •••• ,. ....' ··~C!oancno111 ......,.T..!!I .: I ~ T . _ ........ ..., .. • ,_klttM Will .. IUIJIIIIMII ..nt ...... a19ULATtoNI fM hiiiiiiiMr ....,.. .... tft: 't) •·---~ ~ • ~- ,_lit .. Hll II NtKt 111r . . ....... ObiKfiOII.... lrNI'I ....... ill .......... u•••u...., . The , . 11111~r wta ut 111 ,..,....... ,., • • ,. lftlll . . . ~~~~ ,...,...., lull- ' - ·' ' SAW & SERVICE 1MPAU ........ . ... .'..... . . I ,. ~ :. ' ' • automatic transmission. 1962 CHEVROLET IMPALA .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. . $15H ;.'*'", o. ' !~ ,,.,, LI'L ABNER .;t' • ~. '· • ' ALL FOODS AYAJLAILI .Oit ~UY.ouT IRIDAT wih PHONI ;WY Pomeroy Motor Co. ,.._ 1rto .(lollorl Colllno '' -------~~-~--1 1mt and Found room nished apartments. AU ties paid. Phone WY 2-217~ Rowley and -Reed. After p. m. <all WY 2~574. 4I NEW!· INTERNAnONAI:' CUB fir 1 TRAVEL TRAILERS AND CAMPERS Make Your Reservatiom For Rental< Now. D•••• t . ttltland. . .Jf . WllmiNG T1WL . . . . . Club wiD .,. ~••.,. IW Fanl1ttan and bottaolool4 It NO p.m. at tlio bolllt it Mrs. ' ,...to. Wo will bar Robert ~- ~ will p1eto . - or lllllilloll. be lhoWD 01 "Gardoll lleiiJn." AUXILIARY TO FEENEY · Coli ... BBNNETT Pool will IJlOIIIOI' a KNOTTS USED rummage and bakt aalo Fri· · FURNITURE and da)' IIIII Saturda)>, May.ll. • 21 AUCTION at tile Coatoa bulldiDI Ia Mid1111-2114 .. . .J dlepert. lllimben.baVIIIII 1'1111> mqe 10 pick up IIIIJ COIIIa<t ollller &Ire. Dal ·llourDIDII or Mn. Albei-t llousb by Wtdnes~and · da)'. Tbe armual l'llppJ DIJ 1r1t1 boated. Iii """ · lale wlll allo be beld Udl wteJ<. 5 II 8R H388. .-I wl1h lilt Girl Socull IIIla~ lOB ~ALB- • forDL .... roo1111 ad ""lb. Tl · IIA'nJIU)AT . 111iDU111 tlrlvt tram ,_.,. TH1 IWlJNE JUNIIII J'ln 111, Barrlloii9IDI Rd Dopartmenfltt fii10IIOO"'III • WY IC1 or WY W818. batt ultt 1111 Saturdq, lfq II --..,-:---::--17:=1J:_U:::•:... at tbe Cros!'a SIGn ltl llacilt • PHONE WY 2-2156 ICIIool lo 'l11lh na.l· ~ · -tor - - ..lilt ,· i lluqllll. All Jl1l1ll1ln ... g . :· llanDIRI !loUt!'.. ""'"' Hllb SclloOflo mett May Jilt 7:10p.m. atlbo blib JUNWft ~4 ..-an,OMIO jt I. • automatu: trans. Power steering t1Dd bntkes, radio and beater • ' '·· Sta. Wagon:. Low mUeage by local owner white over black. finiab, ~Ueu red interior, new white tires, VB engine, \ I B-OASTED 1C~I~~N· SQUTHERN · FRIED • CHICdN DICK RAWLINGS vinyl inter!O<, good lireo, 827 V-8 englne, . OPEN EVES. 91110 PA .. Crow's stRk lto•s• 1 ROAST BEEP . II. 0111 OPTHI i 1iJCiltrPIOP~II .. . CA~~ · brakes. white wan tires like new, radio IDd . 1964 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE .. .. . .. ........... · $1695 II'"!' finllb, s--. ~I)NU .'. ·J tJone coon ciog, ~ ,._. O:PU. Arlhur· ·Barr; · '<Jbestor., ·Ohio. l'bolle t18ih'161111. • . • ~ ·211 Jlp Hardtx>p · OOOjle, white fmlob, •l"')lessly olean 327 engine, automatic tnnsmiision. power 4 door, r1 u·-:.~::::...=-dot.!,;;::;::;::;;;::;::;::;::::; ' I ·years old·. Also; w · an - ··at·n T CHEYR~IT For Sale .ONE' blad< and : 1963 • ' . -•· · · · · 'ECAN FETCH TH' BAf?.Y SOME MILK. OOWEEiV ~--..._-__;·.,'- ~- Solltlnel, Pomeroy-lllddloporl, 0., J.b119, 11166 Wo\N'f AI -~ ·•. _, .' Extra l \ 'i' Ill Ill C. &J, Trailer Sales . PHONE WY 2-2UI Lincoln St. Miclcllopolt, -ijS.~It~o~ . r ~T~nde~ · iiliitl beiiDIIII *:t~ ~ ..trrAFF AND oii'FICERS Club BEATING, PLUMBING, llo>:ol BotUo Goa. An<~ Brothen, Ill E. - man poay. Mlke JODM, Flat> lwDI moot . Moldar · ovnln8 at woot1a Road, PomUOJ. bome tl Mra. Karl OWen ' It II< 7:10 p. 11. """' JUcbard m BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ROUTE 124 AI Syracuse C01pOTOiioft Pomeroy. 1 za - -;.:~:;:n~:--l=~wlll nailablefor th1 versatile Housew11J!ming • IsSurp11se a.-.7,10.12- _ . , buill b' ..... !lid ... 1111. Como to b' till lull a.b CldllllltiJ· ' forfultzes MEIGS IQUIPMENT JANE lv HDWII! I'M 01J 'STRIKe, S!IJPID! l DiDN'T 1<!IOW \W HADA I DOI.)T! GASULINI! ALLEY JOB! . ba ... : !!M'"Illl Jio*&IY· TBNT Daulblln ·· will moot at"'t111liJiol DAV ball, .... Ill 7:10 p.m. . LITTLI! ORPHAN ANNII! ..JUST ONE THIMG • FACT 1~, "'lUR .,lOCI('('! GOING a-~ W~ Sj.IOOLO 'Ttl A PlANTATION li!IGHr l!i ON 5E. THI S, ALL THE WAY~ ~: HADNT I O!A1HT iO BE 'lffiiRTIMG MY CAMPA,IGN;AT LEAST PLANNING, IT -· By SCHULZ By BRANNER \ NUMBER FOR Fuil SDIIIsJ ftrfll;l F•nHr Afl. FOR for people 1 Uh 1D draw. Withdraw · yeur money and briog your . belt llfl 1o Sheoang Springs. • II 61< TJI!! ''Aifll.YJ Flli.LOWS ~G YOllB I>A'l'l SLOT CAR" ---.,~. ..../; - - - - - - -..... ' ~ -- ,.A-CES CARRIERS II POMEROY Apply Dally Sentinel ._: '' .,-· The tun time · bobby sweeplna . ' ')I - ' ..... YOifDT·· ., M(~T PEOPL£,,) the country. CA.I.UCTIDN fATURDAY .NIGHT ONA 110 Mech•nlc St. Ohio t Trophy Roees Saturday , .HONDA.. . ' ' - - Set )'he fuiLUne .j X~ Mobile Home, II x 17 lDg room wllb DuPont Ill pel. Excelletll condition. Prtee •·'11!11. wm wr111oe 11r $3,1100. can WY ·:WSII tiD. tU •.· "*""' y; 11 ..... p •1 'WJI.t:r. AMi Dt A. -l'ji'OIP 10(&. J:IIID:LUNO Dr . . . . . . ...--Mt&l(IB4 i_ . . . . . . . . . . ., • 2 't..., roem ·,,_J,~' "-> .• ' . H. - . ' ' •• Salas with luD lized bllompl, 1 acre. Aloo a 1\!o mcy, f ...X. bOUle wllh ~alb lalllll lDO. Pb. IIUW r • ' ' t';!'-J• r- -li', ... ~· . ), �·'"' ,, '' ' ,. j ' ''' ' 0., lllay 19, lHI ' '\ ' I '.e, , ' ' .t 1I . 0 . ·,. WTnft"HO .1?·.1 ' ' aJ.· . DA NANG (UP!) -'!be SaJron. , . night, lbouttD8 •amer~eans 10 of tbe elty, but......, diverted ot: tta ligon riot squads lo ey/ ., said Walt Saturday tbat opposinJ polltleal United States Saturday moved I .Tbe D.t ,Nlog Alrbase, from Ihome" and "slop the war." Da Nana "at·lbo last momeut" "whatever Ioree Is -!fleers ·be factions in South VIet Nem 1 ICJIUO of Its bm1 j<l bombers whlclr ,..,. agllllsl Commu- 'lb<y were turned bact each He oal4 llio maneuv<r wu lo put down me new outbreak 1 ~ r: ~111ioiOSII' must be convlnct!d tbal IPJity Ia •Ill of llio Da Nang alrb...,, IIlii .North · Viet Nam are time by h~ ol poll<e lllld Its Saigon riot· sqllllds lo tbe of Buddhlsl r10llng lbere. Each a. 1+"<>. o1 •otalle\l needed U tbe Comm1D118ts are sheped by South Vieinarneoe ll!uncbed dally, normally baa at army troops wbo used tear-gu Violent illiel ,lllblllll contl- 'lime 11io demonstrators moved lbo .:1 f? .J 'OJ>L to be defeated. He did aot 10 "!beis and mlstak<nly bombed least 100 lighters and bombero and elubo. '!bey set Bre to an nued fn Da N~..; oil the coast out of their papdao BalllrQy "He • ·~~ lSI.? "'.! '-. Into specific. detaD In rellera~ by Vietnamese fOv<rnmenl ready for octloo. American vehiele during oae 3111 mlleo IIOI'Ibout of SaliiOII. night they w<re turned hact,. tbem," • 01 +,? Po o): lng the olllcial U.S, poaltioa lD planeL '!be u.s. Marine '111< re)lel mortar barrage marell. Government fol'ceo Satllrday hut each time they rearociJO'! leadore ~. ~> .s> -~ ~ ··e dispute. commandant angrily lhreatenod Iand aceldental _ bomhillf by Sebl Mote TtooPI oelzed liJe Buddbl8ts' Tan NiDb and marched again iD .......,._tboy would <' ~/'o 0 The Prealdent bas received to "put out of business" anyoJIO Vle!Damese Skyra!clero early Ky dispatched two more pqodlo, tiD!nf 1wo moiW. Uy greater alrengtb. facility K the 1.\ ~>, ~v .1 two telegrams from Thlch "'"'''sat, a short Mrs. lor 0091*'ation ' year. ' Is tile Cbllrd!T" . !If tlbo progrioq pre- aru..... wbo I Corbllll- Mra. · lllid olio ,FRIDAY NIGHT Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Until 8 MONDAY nd TUESDAY 'Nturettt Celorcartoo1u HUON \o~ VA ' . ~ Drive ·In ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ADVENTURE OF MOLl. FLANDERS" Kim Novak Ricbtrd Johnson (TechniBllor) -ond"IAMBOLE'' GJna Lollobri,iida Elke Sommer SATURDAY, MAY 21 "FINGIR ON THI TRIGGER" Rorr Calhoun IColor) , -4D'd- ''TAFI'Y AND Tltl JUNOU HUNTf•" Mlehael Pavllha (Teelmicolor) Specially equipped, specially . low-priced wagons, hardtops and convertibles-and sporting. propositions ·. on every car in stock! ' The lll{e, BIU'e way to .we is to deposit your savings doUan here in our •FuJI Service" bank - where they'll be safeguarded 1111ainst theft, misplacemeut, or temptations to spend them impu)&ively. Then, while you make your saving& ,-ow · with additwnol deposit•, we'll maJrepmt arow with intemt, as earned! . .; Storr soving here HOWl ' 5plciiiiJ pdCifl Faillanes Hof performanct-Sjrtat value I Fairlsne fiOO hardlop~. convertibles Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. with whitewalls, "*lei trim. d'-cu. in, Six. tpor1y wnHI COYtrtand morel Yourchaiclolcalori.Hook UP ..;!h ~a nvlnp. toda~ et·your Ford Dealer's! SpeciiiiJ """ , . . OQn't Itt this ont gtl: away! Ga!al(it fiOO hardtops and convertibles. Wt11tewall~ Big She, alyled site! whetit COVIIf~ IPICill \rim and """'' low price. CruiSI-0-Matlc specially priced for these model' loo1 Hei_Dber Federal Relerve System iiriiltler Federal Depoolt illluranct CorporaUon .·"' .,., :.i;.. Slleclllr--.... [ A gJNI cotcbl EquiPPed with big · savings! MOjllc Dqorgato, whjlowllla, pleated 111~11)1 .• whool ..,.... and mo<t, tncl!'¥ Iii· tho low, ·low pflct. AHlin ......, . . ., ~.. et your fOtd·Dt...,flodi!f · ., POMEROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND ' IAHR QOTHIERS Mhlcl~,o. KEITH GOBLE . . '. : ' 461 SOUTH .THIRD ST. ' ' •' ''. I " 28 PAGES VOL. 1 NO. 16 TONIGHT ''THE AMo•ous tmts wa,:m, chance of ahowera <, I Several hunclrtd of l)a Nang'o Maj Gen. Le 11 W Wal~ their ea~ 110,000 res!dellll hove ~!eon · " · I Amer!Cil\l oflleiall'> ""'""· woiPided In the - k of Icommander of the 3rd Marine ton oald prlv~y 1M) doubted IIBhtill&- 'lb<rt bu been DO Amphibious Force at Qa Naog, tbe Ky government could olflclal death 1D1J, although was repurted outraged by the survive! bee rlols,h uti be 35Buddhlel leaden cl~ acores rebel mortar attack qalnat the year-old ·Premier hlmseM did were tuled by K)''• marines, big base, Later, gov<rnmenl not appear worriecl during a who bave occupied tbe elty planes bombing rebel posiUena tour Saturday of Meting Delta olnce last Suncley. accidentally struck the base. A towns soujh of Saigon. Ute rono IlDia! of 15 Gl'o wialned President Johnaon told a 'lbS government o,ufhorlzedl wounds. Wsite Houae news conl<rence + '""* by nlgllt. Many Bargains All Over the Srp,. in Every Department and at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street Laura Devon WEAJHER Sunny and warm SWiday, Hlgll In the 71Js or low 80s. ljonday partiy cloudy, confln. • Mn 22-23-24 "RED LINE 7tltl0'' -Technicolot·, James Caan . Saturday Night Til 9 SuNDAY, who, further endang<red Am~ Saturday WOUiKiod 15 'Ameri· baltallons of loyallat lr1lop&can liv~•.' .cans. Movement of the U.S. ahoill 1,000 to 1,2110 men-lo Da frem•er N~en Cao Ky planeo to hasea eleew~ iD Nang and sold the troops, now meanwhile rushed lwo n10re South Viet Nam ,.., cleacrlbed numbering !,000 to 1,000, woultl haliallons of loyalist troop• to lin Washington as a "lhlnnlng 1101 leave the elty unU1 Da Nang, vowing to cruBh the out" ratber than evacuation. . restored." antl·gov<rnment rebellion In the Thousands of antl-govorn- Ky dleclosed tbe troops Who ftve north<rn provinceo, The men!, anti-American demoDStra- occupied Da Nang Jut Sunday Budd his l B Saturday night lora swarmed repeatedly out of bod been on their way to a ataged wlld anti-Ky, anti- Buddhist pagodas and Into the. combat mlsalon against the American demonstrations In streets of Salgon Saturday Viet C.., at ~~ Ngai, ooulb GllllpoU.PI. Pleasant . + /IIIII DeuoW To Th• Greater Middle Ohio Vallep SUNDAY, IMY 22, 1966 Pnoollloed ~ AlkedD It be Vq Tan bow be &finned and lielell muaclet, sa)'!Dc the · are not u ~ul thlnt. He rei- ---"~' aallonal electioas .. civilian government "orpniow!" beloro <rev<rend) Tri Quang, Ieeder of Tile IICbtlrl( al Da the Buddhist revolt iD llio ~ lncralfngiJ northern provinces, urging lbo A South Vletnameae Mlrfit· U.S. to overthrow the Ky captain Saturday ......... regime. Saigon Informants Sa- wilboul ~I of lrlal, terday !Bid tbe U.S. told Quang rtbel priiQner wilo -~ at bls Hue headquartera 60 him willl arma railed. miles north of Da Nana that he officer fired a .m,Je .lbol' f!ilt would regret further rehell the chest of lbo prilonor, ~ ,. attacks against Americans IUch wrillllls to b ao the mortarm, at Da Nang. (Qmltnnet! Oa PIP J)· , tnttnt •1'l!li!l ' a. fii'OUIIII. [fell Ntn~ l'ou ~C.- '·1 Shoteapean'• talber - . . ollleaJ ale tala' Ill 1111 ~·· home Iowa, Slrallord-o•A...., .J THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport ' ' ' PRICE 10 CEt-11'1 . ' � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 20, 1966 ferguson gardner hill