https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/292d28d4855244987a3cb57faeb896a4.pdf 457a9356809383dfbaff675e5cea30e0 PDF Text Text ' ' ' ~' . '' ,., '' '' \ "·~· \' . ' .' · '< ,"i'< I )' :. tie ~ '.~ lJ: ' \ ~.. •' .. ,,.. \~ About In Evenings · Dally Vactlon Bible . School i ' ' ·.' :.·r· .~":s1: ·. IVIJ ~tAL. · ''R :r,. /lutlond-Chureh Plans SchoOl ,. .. \ I '. ' :•' • ' .. •, ~ · .. "' ·. . I·' ., :J·l, _ll '. ' . • ; ' '~ ; ·:.I •' ', , ' !'\ 1 (; :,. ' '· I . ' ' ) ' -~ _ ~·,t. I . ' ... ·,- • pOmeroy . ~- , . ;: , ~'" ( • .-j • .~..) r - ' ~.,. ~~ -~!;If' ~ 1 •_ observance . of hiS birthday. A decorated birthday cake and bQ111e mad,e. Ice· cream were served wl!b the dinner tc Mrs. Welby Whaley, Mrs. Gladys Cuckler Miss EQI!Ice ROwe, .,., . '· •' o·~- """" D......,., ~""'" ~-·. Mr. and MiltGu Roll!h t1Jierlained with a ~ner Sua,. day ~I their bome lijSyracute. Present WI!!'• Mr.,and Mrs. Cla_l' ~ce Andreo,vs &J!d ~n 111!4 Ray\"qond, 'i'Pomeroy; 'M r 1. Mrs. Gratis Bryan . and Mr, and Mrs. Grueser and Laey and Bob. lee cream ami cake were serVed to the above and Ml4dlep0rt; M\~ $baron May. niJ;I, Mason, w, va., and Mr. and Mra.. Rpusb and Gfeiory • and Sjlndra. Karl Grueser of M!Jiel'!iYll'!e Jn Miss J~n~ JohnSon, Wa~Jatlil ~ Te.r ey, e ' at •• ~- ,, ,. ' ' . . ,. .• ~. 1- '" " line ., ' _.,.,._r a.n. Mr. and .JenniQgs ' • ,, .,_.!) ._.,q ,!-. ' .... _f' . {/ . ,, VOL XVIII NO. . 32i -· THURSOAY, .JU~ 2, 1966 . . . . . urveyor ""'cores Trium hant Bullse ' ELBERFElDS Houseware1 _Department on the ' Main Floor is Headquarten for Nationally Known Makes of Cookin!J Utensils. ba the ., lellle•• 9PC~ Annette Funicello Dwayne Hickman (Color) SET IOIIL~·COITEI 'TEFLOI* ••• ACTVAU.Y ewii: WITHOUT - - · -and- WITH A WHIP" Ann Margaret w.t Yw'll ~» emuec~ by 111e ...,. Da ~. cloqbl!M:Oated Tellcm flnlah w~ Cl!UID 11110o onda. J•t wipe It onqe or ~wive with a warm, aoallf clot)l aDd 1t1 sparldlnq dean! · S.tlncluc!ea covered 1 & 2 qt. .-uce plllll: 4 qL Dutob OVn ana cover: 10" lkillet (uaes Duteh Ovn QOT•): nyloll epoon wl apotula. John Foroythe ~~ MEIGS THEATRE 10·99 Pomeroy, Ohio TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY Juno 3-4 Elberfelds In Pomeroy "ONCE A THIEF" Alain IJelon, Ann Margaret, Van Heflin, Jack Palance "DIE MONSTER DIE" - Tecbnicolor- Nick AdamS SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY Juno 5.().7 "OUR MAN FLINT" Jas. Coburn RED BA,RN FROZEN BEEF STEAKS llb. 2 0L 79c ARGO ·Green Cut·Beallf .'6·a:.-· . ' ' · .I Clnl SNO FRESI-I FROiEN FOR A MAN1S SUMMER RELAXING The COBSAIB MOdel PBC9210 Seriw Quality 19' Poriable TV (19.. overall diagonal. 172 sq. ins. viewable am) • Admiral pr«isiool quality 19" portable TV iD rich deecntcr linish ... ru1pd, U,htwetght .,. deluu fllhiOD. trim • Ad,.nnced, time-lelted Admiral ''Q'' .-ies hor-i.sont.1 ehaMia ••• 17,000 voll:l of power ••. sharper, bri.Jhtar pifture1 • Eu:lusive Admiral Steelbond picture tube ... wide-anat. viewJa1 .. . slimmer cabinet atylina ... rDOYt..-qoue optic-ftlt.r Hnm · • All-new unitized dwtnel selection .•• amartft atylm,; . . . , tualni • Admiral preCiaion VHF;UHF dut~l otunen ••• tuDe channelt 2 tG B8 • Monopole '.wtvel-type telescopic antenna • Alnico V quollly HJab IF OIIIPiis. • Adml•ol "Scene Bol""""'" cimntey I« malo~- pli:t.a. .._- '·".' KEDS ONLY iii. .:~ei,~tfflit~:.;:~,-,., · -.:~z,~~~~9c '. III«<JIIP"••tMds . NMIROri' QilAi.ITY IHOI ITOII lnilw . .. ' RIDENOUR RADIO &T. vI ' Cheal.,, .Q. ·t · . ' ) ·. ~eoiJ~(~m- 89c Chap~ln-Canaday _·. COMPLm ' ·' ••ouGH'toH ram Model PHC921~t..ught Blacl< Modo! PHC921& Parchmt!Dt White. 17" higb,20%" wide,J2%•.., Peas ·' -~- Sw"l: f om--, \ . ~ ·:,l, ', · ........ .... OF Ad~nlral. ,.,e.u, ... ·, · \((.J)bmerMo-_,'1; 1~~~~~.':': ,J3ob Gfueser Will guest ,.1$1Jl-.,..96 Hm;r!J, "''' · .·. , "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" Boris Karloff ';f_ ).1''' ' .' te.' .~ ~~; fp~r~~~~~O•.J'~~; 't-1~ - ·r, · · ·· '· •.) ' ·!J,Ii'JIUlUY Ob~Ni~ '· tltl ,:ail M~.W: .,_, .J'l&er · TONIGHT lhru FRIDAY "KITT~N · '• •) I'I·IJIIIIOr at a diiiJler M\)llday ·ljlv~~ IWi parerita, ,Mr. lind Mfli· will be held at jheo KUIWI<I ~ Church of Cbrisl, June 6 through 17th, from 6:30 p.m. 1c · 8·10 p.m. A3C Robert E. Frick of The cirange In hours to even· Fi ld M d' n Wise and d d to theax e' alSo, . in[' was ma e ue_ . fiancee Miss Shirley Yeske of ;rhool programs tak1~g plac. m M d' ~ and Miss Jerri Frick tllr publiC schools. B1ble school a~~ ' b weekend in !hi~ t'Venin~; will give each of 0 urn us, were p 1 t·hi ld in the community an op- guests of Mr. &Ad Mrs. au p• rlun> ly 1,, attend. . . Frick and family. The theme . thi~ y:ar is "God I Mrs. Albert Burkhart l.J\'t:'~ Juday. 1h~Je will . be daughter and son-m-law, Mr. fi llJ r· classes, Begmners, Prtm·l and Mrs. Warren Reas returnor• Juniors and Junior High. led to their home, Clarksville, 'I""' i1 m are Mrs. B Ian c he Ind. Tuesday, after spending Rralf';• Mrs. Jannctte Carter, the weekend with John Frick. Mrs. Jessie Grueser and Bill . 1 :u·ter: Sabra Canaday is pian· Mr. and Mrs. John PrentiCe ist. Janie Wise, assistant pian· of Louisville, Ky. and Mr. and iS! and Edna Russell. seer•· Mrs. William Zahl and dauRh-1 1nry. ters of Groveport were guests other helP"rs are Billie Jean of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zahl Corter, Kathy Thomas, Mrs .. er the weekend. Ethel Nelson, Beverly Thomp- 1 d M R 1 h Fry o! 5u n. Gloria Thompson~ Mrs. Mr. an rs. a P . B•rlma van Meter, Mrs. Jan- D•yton sp~nt the weekend nettr Davis, Mrs. Joan May relatiVes m the area. . ;.nd Mrs. Reva Snowden. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Da1ley \1 rs. Thelma Hysell is the di- retur?ed home Su~day, after l'!'t'tor and Mn; Jessie Grueser week s VISit m Chdhcothe llf'l' assistant. All children are their son and . welcome. · . and Mrs. Don Da1ley .' . . ' ' ' . . ' ., _, Astronauts Begin New Hold· For Another Try on Friday CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) - With their latest obstade licked, luckless astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan went back to the old waiting game today while readied the Gemini 9 spaceship for a new orbital the ,new 8:89 �., . ) ' ' • • Dally 8enttnel, Pomeroy-Middleport,. 0 ., June 2, 1968-S Enroqte Mrs. Powell's Students Present Retital at School ' • , • sptaltirtg of HOUSE PAINT NOTHiN~ . ::......,, , GUAIDS LIKr . WEATHEr\:JiUARD ··· HOUSE PAINT b1 . VANGUARD e IU...... cruWIY ready- mia:td nwldpt, pipoeat, " high clON exterior paiaL FORIIULITED TO CONTROL CHALKING (•rl• for ,. ForVI·ctim· Of Am.den't ' ~-EBERSBACH .· HARDWARE 250 Attend AJ •E At Wlahama Pomeroy D.-ive·ln . · TONIGHT & FRIDAY "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" Ann Margaret ' John Forsythe MEIGS THEATRE -HOOVER SPIN·DRYING WASHER . TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY June 3-4 "ONCE A THIEF• Alain Delon, Ann Margaret, Van H~flin, J\hs'S ' ··:;(.. :.{· .. Gels laundry aniazinaiy cl"" Jack Palance j '' UsesjustlOgalloosofwatOt . ' "DIE MONSTER DIE" - TechnicolorBoris Knrloff Nick Adams SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY June 5-6-7 "OUR MAN FLINT" Jas. Coburn The ootlre population of Pitcairn Is Ia n d, a tiny vOlcanic dot two square roUes In area In the eastern Padftc, Is descended from mutineers of the HMS BountyJ-~.ommanded by Capt. wuUam Bligh. The population figure recently ilven was 126. It was setRed in 1790 bJ Fletcher Cbr!Jtill1! and hiS followers after tb e y burned and abandoned the captu:ed ablp. TOO MUCH OVERTIME? 111d ooly 113 ltie det11aent. I . Spin-dly. a load In just! ;,·...; minute. Completely pollablt ·.,,"',1. ... roll to lhe sink, no J · j. :•. Same As Seen On plumbing. StOle anywhere, "·"'·''~'rl You have to m it to believe it. , · TV BAKER FVRNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,, Gord!; · SL BASEBALLS- BATS- GLOVES Swim Accessories POMEROY NATIONAl BANK Ear pluga, fins, llathl.... cap1, 1J0811Iea, maolct, turf boarda, lnfletecl rllfh, ·llhY bllllo-buch and aand toyo. s-10 ~ _.. ,. • ·.I./ ;.•.' ---- ---, [, . l , f , • 'I -- · . 1I • _I_ '' " . · i I f ~ Sem ng Me!ga Colilll~ for Oliff' H •YeGt~ Membe~ , l'e~eral ,11•!!1"! Suo!(m Member Federal BEN FRANKliN s-10 -- . ,.I.-. I ' --~- 1, 1 POMERC)Y .., •• •. "'• ' ' ,_ ; •J, 1 ,. " ' ,. _,. ' r ' ·~··· 4 _,.,. : 'h.' ~ ... ' ....:•, ..,__,•., ,,. ,.. .. . . ,._ ., CeeiJe 1'eclJ!le. .,wm Ill n, Spray Deodorant Rambler liradt-lll BRITE Support Hose HALlMARK & GIBSON .EQUIPMENT <;.~ '!' ' ' '·' ~. ~· Fathers Day Cards . .• '. I !' 'I 2GO EMBOSSED ePAY TELEPHONE BI'U AT DUTTONS • Air ConclltloMd Shopping • I• Cold Dri!lking Fount•ln • Lldlee & Chllclnna Rest Room NAPKINS Colgate ToothPaste . ... ~ . 27t REG. 49c CARTER PILLS REG. 43c FEENAMINT · 31c •r 1 ' ; FASTEETH • · · · 94c POLIDENT · · · · S3c We Heve A Complete Llnit oi Beseblll •/'." SOc REG. 79. ' ' {'~ I --'7~~~- ?.::. . ~f ~~; 11~~~;:;;....;;.;;;~~;;;.~~~ . .. ' TUSSY Deodorant S9c MfTROPOUT'liU MOTOR . 5 mar Home Waltz," Angela Car· son· "HOlDe Sweet Home " Angel~ Jl'!eids: •"Walkin' My Baby Back llollle," Virginia Bumgaruer; uway Back HilDe;, DIana Talbert; "Shanty Ia Olcl Shanty Town," plano Barbara Marshall, organ, SancJra Mat' shall. lii:venUde of Llit - "My Happine88," vocal, Saadra lllld Barbara Marshall; · •'Dearie," vocal group; "Just A Memory," plano Sui Alina Bumgarner, or- THE SHOE BOX -~ Wheel Chl!ra - W.tkers. 6:00 to .8:00 ,- M. walkl!n m•1d .,,. '" er, Pltt.burgh, - -- Surgical Supports - Crutchee OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS PT. PLEASANT - Olf!ord Walker. 61, West Sunbury, Pa., former MaSOII Couoly mldeul, died Wednesday at hll home. He .... , an employee of llle llravo Conatructlon Complllll'. He was Durn iu In. F'.euaiit on !.larch 1, lellO, a aon of the late Ira and Laura Auslln WoJk. • · A niember of the PrftbJ!er- HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIAlS CO. eComplele Line of TI'UIIII Play Balli ••• Baseball Equipment ' Sunlvfng. ,...,... , Lost ' Your Full Service Bank Is ••• .,IIIIIlnilructor mbiology at wvu preaently. allendlna the HAIR SPRAY' THE Pomeroy, Ohio lortrl- ' l BATHROOM 5 OUTFIT C:: JUST 30 TO DO ll ALL IN -nnd- "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" Dies r''dnesday. ·'1~ · • Carload Sale I· p }' R o Ice eport A • •• f Ma 's30 Days (Color) tllf: lflrolcl E. Bondy, Z5, f'f -·· ' ... • . ,_ , ' - MASON - Mro. Paul B. Pow- g1111, Becky Burris; "Leap For ~ of medlelne; J - lay ¥urday at 2p. m. Ill ~ her student& lD a lJfe," Marsha Davis: "Love's PT. PLEASANT - Funeral · PT. PLEASANT - Five In- Jenk~ m Zl Palrmont a Stevena F'I!Del'al recital "Ufe Is A Song" •• Old Sweet Sung," Bernita semces lor Leonard 0. Stover, atruclors hove been chosen I« WVU ~-ed llf~duste 8lld ;,.,... Rev. Gaston Boyle · Friday eveilfnll at the Wabama Staat.: "If I Had My Life to M, Rt. 1, Loon, wu ~~ OD the Mason County Youth Sclfn<!e rently In 111e ochool of medl· Burial be In r:~~l ~:iluUi t;ateterta. Mr. Ltte LiVt! OYCj ," u;guu ~ : .. a u u Thursday, ·I p. ID., iD tbe ' Camp to be held Ju~y 4 • a at cine . at Jobn Hopkins Univer~~:..OCC!c'.:!, . I was portrayed by Willie Cepe- Roush; "Til the l!od of lse Lucl EUB Church at the Maaon County 4-H Y o u I b alljl Redmoad Ridge; hart and Mrs. LUe by Mra. S8Jn. Judy Lathey; "The buckle _wllb burial Ill Camp at Southside. · call at the luileral llillill dra Marshall. The aellln& tor er,'' David Krawsczyn, chUlcll eemetery. fostruclors selected to date PieMIDI VaiJOy Boopltal 1 p, m. th• recital was the ll•inll room ian; "To Eaeh His own," Mr; Stover -was kllled are Creel s. Cornwell, Jr., .ss, NJIDI!tM - Laura Stoebe, of Mr. and Mrs. LUe. As the da Abolln; "Exodus," M day evening I• a 0118 vehicle Creek, studeol at 111e Ashloo; Catherine Ceynor, Pt. curtain opened Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Following the elden! of! lbt Leon scbeol ef medicine at West Pleuaat; Delbect Dural, Leon; Ltfe were lOilklna through the lion of awarde the vocal group a •••. ~.... miles · ,.._. G 1l!polla Per album ol their life aa Judy La· sang "Farewell Blues." ...._. ....,., 11 Virginla Univeralljl and IIJio Aubrey N-~ · a • they dill "All, Sweet Myatery Slngillg In the voea1 greup Pleasaot. · ployed by the cooperative u- f'f· of Life." Masters of ceremonies were Angela Fields, Sheila Liev· Survlvlll8 are bla widow tensloa •ervlce at "'ffillltl' llldarp4l - Mra. were Ri<k Powell and Max Ina, Bandra Marshall, Barbara let; d8Jughter, Mrs. Judy' Par- camps lor the ~at tllree Ridenour, Leon; Her~ HarBrowo. . Marshall, Judy Lathey and of Arcl!hold Ohio· 1011 aummers; J. David RulfDer, 25, mOD, Jr., Pl. Plnlan th at home·' ·llister8' Mrs' Morgantown• who reeelvld hll "Years From 1 to 6" - A Kar011 Greene ey were •• lullaby "Desert Lullaby," vo- compamed by Mrs. PoweU. DIDDI VeDt ~lumbu ' . BS degree in pll)'cholngy IIIII Billiards were Introduced cal oelectloa; pllllo aelectiou Student& not in the recital were Mra M will enter medical schoOl nelt the United St:ates by SpallfJh ','Baby Takft. A Ride," Martha Cbarle! 'Samsel, Betty Adamo, M":agret Pat10DJ both y011r. He has been a camp eoun- llera In Auguallne, Fla., Krawsczya; ''When Mother Debra Samsel, Eddie Sehaekel, tJ· Mra. Maeie P~s of selor in MOM{!ahella ceunty ud UIG. !lakes,'' Brenda Sharp; "The Sam Bennet~ Harry Vu Meier, brothers, JohnFamily Car," Janie Powell; Grace Sayre, Evelyn Patterson, li!ASON Dave, both of LeOn, "Fifty Srats," Sally Hoffman; Cheryl Burns, Helen Fielde, persons attended llltl o1 LondOn, AloiiZ(', of Cbe"The Streamline Exprees," ry Stevens, Sondra Hoffman. Alumni Banquet •• Oblo; half-brothers, Mack Jane Thabet; "Blow OW' by Awards presented by Mrs. evening, The Rev, Joe of Oltl and J 0 08 ' ' Keith HaytnBker; "Brahm's· Powell were as follows: of Til!ln, Ohio, was the Buffalo. Lullaby,'' Penny 8JDd Patty standing student of the speaker. Mr. Sam Fogleeong The Raynes Funeral Home Eblin; "The Toy Bux," organ Linde Abolin; three Mullens, W. Va., gave the · Bu"·l In h f Misty Ward ·, "The Cradle Ride!. who did excellent work vocation and lnlrodU<ed iD '"' 0 wa• c arge 0 arranaements. by Valarie Cadle. School Ia Llevlng, Diana Herndon classes. - "School Days," neal group: David Krawsczyn; Miss Lelah J811e Powell, ----FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUaiON ''School Time," Carol Randolph contest - Susan Buck: behalf of the alumlll ~:;~I ARREml USTED "Ten Little Indians," Donald Seore in Tests - Becky Burris; Uon, presented gifts to PT. PLEASANT - Arre!ls In spite of price raises, we have plenty for you at Gabtrich: "Mllrch of Trumpet· Perfect attendance Diehl, Pomeroy, for being the listed at the county jail for the $3.99 our regular low prices. er," Gene Picl:ens; "One, Two Rickard, Debra Rickard, l!lean· oldest graduate teacher of Wa- put 14 hours Include; David Three," Debra Roush , ·'one, ora Roush, Jennifer hama, and presented another Roscoe Paraons, 39, Gallipolis ePanellng • Doors Windows Two, Three, Four,'' L 1sa Di~~ Tolbet, Regina Tolgert, gilt to Estelle Werry, Maao1, Farry, bas!Mdy warrant; BroadScoU ; "Three Words," Vicki ! Cecil1~ Smith, Jane for tho oldeat graduate ell..,.. ua E. Edmonds, 47, Columbus, ...., oortou. pia,_ a ... LDDJI. 'OR TH! IUtl Ulll• Plenty on Hencl eCeiling Tile Weaver; "Lively Tune,'' Regina VllgJOia Bumgarner, Sue Anna leader. Mr. and Mrs. James Oblo, Intoxication; and Larry A. 1M •hoe for teD.D.ia. You adjust -- ~ Talbert; "Telephone Song," Bumgarner, Rebecca Johnso• of Tacoma, Wash., Roush, 24, Pt. Pleasant, con· lbo laao for -ronablo, yot , ~ J . :·. ,. II For All Your Needs- Low Pric11 Tika Dewhurst; "Happy Hours" Frances Wriston, Anitra presentee! a gilt lor having trav- tempt of court warrant. • • lt. Eojor the .... of the . ' Venida Grinslefd: "Get On ion, Angela F1elds, eled the farthest. Ray Tucker, ·~-~............__ ___ .. Sllo<kproo[ An11 Coohioa ond Board, Lltlle Qhlldren," Mlcb- Paraons, Nancy Raush, Bernita president of the alllllllli, HI'Ved THIS WEEK'S SPECIAU SCHOOL THURSDAY Coohioa.. '-Ia. Duo-Lire elle Kay; "Dance to Your Dad- Staat., Coruue Hughes, Carolya as toastmaster. PI'. PLEASANT - The Flame C...ter. C.., 1 IJpt JOle iuull3 • PIECE dy," Diana Bumgarner; · Hughes, Beverly Ro~, Misty John Layne, New HavetJ, ..,. O.Rama cookin& school will be oUI. lip!, auN-Ioooed. Waoh. Grandma •Ill! Grandpa Comes" Ward, Darla Gerlach, Debra compenled at the piano by Chat· beld Thuredey evening at : WHITE - BLACK aWO. Hta'ow - · · · Wbilo. by Susan BU<k; "ABC Tiger,'' Roush, Ttka Dewhurst, Jolla lotto Parsono, Viewna, W. Va., p. m. at the Pl Pleasant High Mary Krawsczyn; "Home," vo- B""'!', Tommy Roush, Stevo sang several RlecUona. lletty SchoOl Ullller the auspk~• OXFORD or SHOll: (No Flttlop) cal Lisa Scott· "Cool Gerllich BD<I M31 Brown. Scarberry New Haven the the local mer<:hanto IIIII Debra AboliR; Furaiture for lbe stil&e selling alumni's ~eclpleot of the •11111 United Fuel Gas Company. AdPhone 773·5554 Collect-And F,.. Dellvary Son; " Den;,. Parsons ; "lirand· was furnished by Ingels Furm- Scholarship for 11166 waa !Biromission II free aw.l prizes father Clock,'' Dmna Herod.. ; tw:e Company, the piBRo 8JDd duced. "Le Secret, Jenntler Patter. organ by Kenney Music Com· Door prizeo we... w.. by am be awarded. The school will 11n; "UtUe Red School House" pany. Mrs. Powell W8! Cook and Karen Alexandria, ·present llllW aad unusual food MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. VA. gas l'liiiiiOI 8JDd MASON •oael Gene Pickens. Teen-age- ed with a yellow rosebud cor- JliruJer was oerved by the W• 'Play A Simple Meoldy," vocal sage and a doze• red hama Band Boosters. 8 1roup: "Dlreetor," Gary Ted... from greup of her studopJts. Following the banquet the co: "Here Cernes the Band," Star Duslera provided mus1e for Mike Lleving; '"fhe Caissons Go dancing. Rolling," John aurr11: "Fun!.. lla, Funlcuti,'' Bruce Adams; A8l TO WED 'My PupiiB- Beelhovea," Jane PT. PLEASANT - ~rge Haymaker ; "Love Me Tender" CflVIhCS 0 vio Hoffm&D, 1., PomertJ7, Ohio Candi Ingels; "Melody of LovO:' and Jean Arlene Vu Maire, 17, Sancy Rousb: "Teenaaer ill MUOD, W. V8 ., have III8Jde Ill' l.f>ve," Cecli!l Smity ; "Pomp 'JV pllcaUeo for 1 marriage UCODBe •ad Circumsi8Jn<e,'' plano Jleo. JQ the offlet of lbe Colioly Cllrl ey Burrlfl and organ, Sue Anna PT. PLEASANT - The Bumgarner. "l,et's Play To- Polio. acUvily report for CUlton, formerly employed 11 tether," - ··~)ayq Train," month of May bas been reiE, .. I the tax offlee, usumed her du· Darlo and Steve Gerlach; 'Mex- ed by Stale Pollee Sgt. J. lies 'as office secretary WecbletDRYAD ICan Hal Danee," Beverly 8lld Paraons ahowlng his local day. '''embera of the 1oea1 DPS / ' Tommy 119usb; "Home on the tachment !reveled 5150 offtee m ~ Paraona · ud Raq~· CoDD!e. 8JDd Carolyu during the. mORth; Troopera R. E. O'Dell u d REG. $1.25 Rughe81 ''Mlnuat Ia G - ~ 7 vehicle aeddents G. E. Seymour. •oven," Anlira .&JDd flraocea resulting In oa1y property lli~=.~~;--;--:--Wristo• : "Hu~rian Dance No. age, two With persoul 1n 7 OZ. SIZI 5- Brahms," Sharon 81111 IJeb. to·flve ,)USODB 81111 one fatality; REG. ·a Rickard; ''Jelly Oarkles,'' lbe officers spent 430 houra oa The Very liNt $1.19 VALUI _ _ Stick, c..,..., Roll On rammy and lteot s.,rt. 'lbt road patrQI; 21 hounl giving In UHd C.n An, where Weddln&- "Loit<ngrln'a Bridal · aama; 189 hours on Chorul," orgu '·m1111 Rouah: paper work and 29 hours NO REASONAIILI Limit 2 Per Customer "Always,'' Teresa . F...,....n: 01 mv..llgal!ons mede 100 OFFER REFUSED "Weddlag Prayer," organ lleekl road law violatio~ lll're8i. ud 111 l\ayoes: "At Dawning," voeal t arrests on misdemeanors alld Karea Greene; .~Perfect Love,'! two felony arrests. Rn Sheila LleVID&r ' Love 1a A Ma· The local State Pollee offiCe ay Spleadored, 'lblll&" R lc k loll has a full time ~fflee seeREG. $1.23 Powell, wet~:: "Recessional,'' retary, Miss Wilda Cuod!ft of I'OMIIIOY,O, H Dv:ayne Hickm an 1rvu. ~~a~ ·~Innee :•• IC!eiiCeliecamps' lhree coun- ~ I 79·50 "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" Anneue Funiccll o ·Instructors AreChOSCD • Bravo ~mplov.e l inn.,_ .••• e aJST SAY -i~EATHDI-GIIMD" . \lr'HIII YOU VISIT US MISOH W.· VA . • pray .. ,..,;. naY!d ill-: c.· Teftlle1, ,, 411reet«: uoraiDtown, llniclor In ~ IIIII math at e ~olor ~.,., Main St. MASON - lteyiGidl, 111>11 Prank Nel111>11 Mrs. Catherllo Swatzel, eollsted ln the army aad Columbus by plue lor Lewis, Wash., lor further men!. · Lt. ReyiiOidl HI'Ved years With llltl M6tlh Company, NaUonaJ Guard. Following his graduation from hama HJgb !lcbool 11 lllli8, atleluled ~ West VIrginia MiJ. ltary Academy at Aberdeea, Md., 8lld oerved with lhl tloaal Guard at Port and with the 1164th at Pleasaat ft- I plloo~ · . loeo.per wFort 11101111 .Sc.~ence r\.lCUIJP Sem·ce Set FRAMING LUMBER e brushe• alllity,. (Olen ·well, for extra yun of ,_.,.,., ond beW<y• • cov~se up m700 sq. 53 Accidents Reported in Lt. Reynolds Is .. �., . ) ' ' • • Dally 8enttnel, Pomeroy-Middleport,. 0 ., June 2, 1968-S Enroqte Mrs. Powell's Students Present Retital at School ' • , • sptaltirtg of HOUSE PAINT NOTHiN~ . ::......,, , GUAIDS LIKr . WEATHEr\:JiUARD ··· HOUSE PAINT b1 . VANGUARD e IU...... cruWIY ready- mia:td nwldpt, pipoeat, " high clON exterior paiaL FORIIULITED TO CONTROL CHALKING (•rl• for ,. ForVI·ctim· Of Am.den't ' ~-EBERSBACH .· HARDWARE 250 Attend AJ •E At Wlahama Pomeroy D.-ive·ln . · TONIGHT & FRIDAY "HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI" Ann Margaret ' John Forsythe MEIGS THEATRE -HOOVER SPIN·DRYING WASHER . TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY June 3-4 "ONCE A THIEF• Alain Delon, Ann Margaret, Van H~flin, J\hs'S ' ··:;(.. :.{· .. Gels laundry aniazinaiy cl"" Jack Palance j '' UsesjustlOgalloosofwatOt . ' "DIE MONSTER DIE" - TechnicolorBoris Knrloff Nick Adams SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY June 5-6-7 "OUR MAN FLINT" Jas. Coburn The ootlre population of Pitcairn Is Ia n d, a tiny vOlcanic dot two square roUes In area In the eastern Padftc, Is descended from mutineers of the HMS BountyJ-~.ommanded by Capt. wuUam Bligh. The population figure recently ilven was 126. It was setRed in 1790 bJ Fletcher Cbr!Jtill1! and hiS followers after tb e y burned and abandoned the captu:ed ablp. TOO MUCH OVERTIME? 111d ooly 113 ltie det11aent. I . Spin-dly. a load In just! ;,·...; minute. Completely pollablt ·.,,"',1. ... roll to lhe sink, no J · j. :•. Same As Seen On plumbing. StOle anywhere, "·"'·''~'rl You have to m it to believe it. , · TV BAKER FVRNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,, Gord!; · SL BASEBALLS- BATS- GLOVES Swim Accessories POMEROY NATIONAl BANK Ear pluga, fins, llathl.... cap1, 1J0811Iea, maolct, turf boarda, lnfletecl rllfh, ·llhY bllllo-buch and aand toyo. s-10 ~ _.. ,. • ·.I./ ;.•.' ---- ---, [, . l , f , • 'I -- · . 1I • _I_ '' " . · i I f ~ Sem ng Me!ga Colilll~ for Oliff' H •YeGt~ Membe~ , l'e~eral ,11•!!1"! Suo!(m Member Federal BEN FRANKliN s-10 -- . ,.I.-. I ' --~- 1, 1 POMERC)Y .., •• •. "'• ' ' ,_ ; •J, 1 ,. " ' ,. _,. ' r ' ·~··· 4 _,.,. : 'h.' ~ ... ' ....:•, ..,__,•., ,,. ,.. .. . . ,._ ., CeeiJe 1'eclJ!le. .,wm Ill n, Spray Deodorant Rambler liradt-lll BRITE Support Hose HALlMARK & GIBSON .EQUIPMENT <;.~ '!' ' ' '·' ~. ~· Fathers Day Cards . .• '. I !' 'I 2GO EMBOSSED ePAY TELEPHONE BI'U AT DUTTONS • Air ConclltloMd Shopping • I• Cold Dri!lking Fount•ln • Lldlee & Chllclnna Rest Room NAPKINS Colgate ToothPaste . ... ~ . 27t REG. 49c CARTER PILLS REG. 43c FEENAMINT · 31c •r 1 ' ; FASTEETH • · · · 94c POLIDENT · · · · S3c We Heve A Complete Llnit oi Beseblll •/'." SOc REG. 79. ' ' {'~ I --'7~~~- ?.::. . ~f ~~; 11~~~;:;;....;;.;;;~~;;;.~~~ . .. ' TUSSY Deodorant S9c MfTROPOUT'liU MOTOR . 5 mar Home Waltz," Angela Car· son· "HOlDe Sweet Home " Angel~ Jl'!eids: •"Walkin' My Baby Back llollle," Virginia Bumgaruer; uway Back HilDe;, DIana Talbert; "Shanty Ia Olcl Shanty Town," plano Barbara Marshall, organ, SancJra Mat' shall. lii:venUde of Llit - "My Happine88," vocal, Saadra lllld Barbara Marshall; · •'Dearie," vocal group; "Just A Memory," plano Sui Alina Bumgarner, or- THE SHOE BOX -~ Wheel Chl!ra - W.tkers. 6:00 to .8:00 ,- M. walkl!n m•1d .,,. '" er, Pltt.burgh, - -- Surgical Supports - Crutchee OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS PT. PLEASANT - Olf!ord Walker. 61, West Sunbury, Pa., former MaSOII Couoly mldeul, died Wednesday at hll home. He .... , an employee of llle llravo Conatructlon Complllll'. He was Durn iu In. F'.euaiit on !.larch 1, lellO, a aon of the late Ira and Laura Auslln WoJk. • · A niember of the PrftbJ!er- HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIAlS CO. eComplele Line of TI'UIIII Play Balli ••• Baseball Equipment ' Sunlvfng. ,...,... , Lost ' Your Full Service Bank Is ••• .,IIIIIlnilructor mbiology at wvu preaently. allendlna the HAIR SPRAY' THE Pomeroy, Ohio lortrl- ' l BATHROOM 5 OUTFIT C:: JUST 30 TO DO ll ALL IN -nnd- "KITTEN WITH A WHIP" Dies r''dnesday. ·'1~ · • Carload Sale I· p }' R o Ice eport A • •• f Ma 's30 Days (Color) tllf: lflrolcl E. Bondy, Z5, f'f -·· ' ... • . ,_ , ' - MASON - Mro. Paul B. Pow- g1111, Becky Burris; "Leap For ~ of medlelne; J - lay ¥urday at 2p. m. Ill ~ her student& lD a lJfe," Marsha Davis: "Love's PT. PLEASANT - Funeral · PT. PLEASANT - Five In- Jenk~ m Zl Palrmont a Stevena F'I!Del'al recital "Ufe Is A Song" •• Old Sweet Sung," Bernita semces lor Leonard 0. Stover, atruclors hove been chosen I« WVU ~-ed llf~duste 8lld ;,.,... Rev. Gaston Boyle · Friday eveilfnll at the Wabama Staat.: "If I Had My Life to M, Rt. 1, Loon, wu ~~ OD the Mason County Youth Sclfn<!e rently In 111e ochool of medl· Burial be In r:~~l ~:iluUi t;ateterta. Mr. Ltte LiVt! OYCj ," u;guu ~ : .. a u u Thursday, ·I p. ID., iD tbe ' Camp to be held Ju~y 4 • a at cine . at Jobn Hopkins Univer~~:..OCC!c'.:!, . I was portrayed by Willie Cepe- Roush; "Til the l!od of lse Lucl EUB Church at the Maaon County 4-H Y o u I b alljl Redmoad Ridge; hart and Mrs. LUe by Mra. S8Jn. Judy Lathey; "The buckle _wllb burial Ill Camp at Southside. · call at the luileral llillill dra Marshall. The aellln& tor er,'' David Krawsczyn, chUlcll eemetery. fostruclors selected to date PieMIDI VaiJOy Boopltal 1 p, m. th• recital was the ll•inll room ian; "To Eaeh His own," Mr; Stover -was kllled are Creel s. Cornwell, Jr., .ss, NJIDI!tM - Laura Stoebe, of Mr. and Mrs. LUe. As the da Abolln; "Exodus," M day evening I• a 0118 vehicle Creek, studeol at 111e Ashloo; Catherine Ceynor, Pt. curtain opened Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Following the elden! of! lbt Leon scbeol ef medicine at West Pleuaat; Delbect Dural, Leon; Ltfe were lOilklna through the lion of awarde the vocal group a •••. ~.... miles · ,.._. G 1l!polla Per album ol their life aa Judy La· sang "Farewell Blues." ...._. ....,., 11 Virginla Univeralljl and IIJio Aubrey N-~ · a • they dill "All, Sweet Myatery Slngillg In the voea1 greup Pleasaot. · ployed by the cooperative u- f'f· of Life." Masters of ceremonies were Angela Fields, Sheila Liev· Survlvlll8 are bla widow tensloa •ervlce at "'ffillltl' llldarp4l - Mra. were Ri<k Powell and Max Ina, Bandra Marshall, Barbara let; d8Jughter, Mrs. Judy' Par- camps lor the ~at tllree Ridenour, Leon; Her~ HarBrowo. . Marshall, Judy Lathey and of Arcl!hold Ohio· 1011 aummers; J. David RulfDer, 25, mOD, Jr., Pl. Plnlan th at home·' ·llister8' Mrs' Morgantown• who reeelvld hll "Years From 1 to 6" - A Kar011 Greene ey were •• lullaby "Desert Lullaby," vo- compamed by Mrs. PoweU. DIDDI VeDt ~lumbu ' . BS degree in pll)'cholngy IIIII Billiards were Introduced cal oelectloa; pllllo aelectiou Student& not in the recital were Mra M will enter medical schoOl nelt the United St:ates by SpallfJh ','Baby Takft. A Ride," Martha Cbarle! 'Samsel, Betty Adamo, M":agret Pat10DJ both y011r. He has been a camp eoun- llera In Auguallne, Fla., Krawsczya; ''When Mother Debra Samsel, Eddie Sehaekel, tJ· Mra. Maeie P~s of selor in MOM{!ahella ceunty ud UIG. !lakes,'' Brenda Sharp; "The Sam Bennet~ Harry Vu Meier, brothers, JohnFamily Car," Janie Powell; Grace Sayre, Evelyn Patterson, li!ASON Dave, both of LeOn, "Fifty Srats," Sally Hoffman; Cheryl Burns, Helen Fielde, persons attended llltl o1 LondOn, AloiiZ(', of Cbe"The Streamline Exprees," ry Stevens, Sondra Hoffman. Alumni Banquet •• Oblo; half-brothers, Mack Jane Thabet; "Blow OW' by Awards presented by Mrs. evening, The Rev, Joe of Oltl and J 0 08 ' ' Keith HaytnBker; "Brahm's· Powell were as follows: of Til!ln, Ohio, was the Buffalo. Lullaby,'' Penny 8JDd Patty standing student of the speaker. Mr. Sam Fogleeong The Raynes Funeral Home Eblin; "The Toy Bux," organ Linde Abolin; three Mullens, W. Va., gave the · Bu"·l In h f Misty Ward ·, "The Cradle Ride!. who did excellent work vocation and lnlrodU<ed iD '"' 0 wa• c arge 0 arranaements. by Valarie Cadle. School Ia Llevlng, Diana Herndon classes. - "School Days," neal group: David Krawsczyn; Miss Lelah J811e Powell, ----FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUaiON ''School Time," Carol Randolph contest - Susan Buck: behalf of the alumlll ~:;~I ARREml USTED "Ten Little Indians," Donald Seore in Tests - Becky Burris; Uon, presented gifts to PT. PLEASANT - Arre!ls In spite of price raises, we have plenty for you at Gabtrich: "Mllrch of Trumpet· Perfect attendance Diehl, Pomeroy, for being the listed at the county jail for the $3.99 our regular low prices. er," Gene Picl:ens; "One, Two Rickard, Debra Rickard, l!lean· oldest graduate teacher of Wa- put 14 hours Include; David Three," Debra Roush , ·'one, ora Roush, Jennifer hama, and presented another Roscoe Paraons, 39, Gallipolis ePanellng • Doors Windows Two, Three, Four,'' L 1sa Di~~ Tolbet, Regina Tolgert, gilt to Estelle Werry, Maao1, Farry, bas!Mdy warrant; BroadScoU ; "Three Words," Vicki ! Cecil1~ Smith, Jane for tho oldeat graduate ell..,.. ua E. Edmonds, 47, Columbus, ...., oortou. pia,_ a ... LDDJI. 'OR TH! IUtl Ulll• Plenty on Hencl eCeiling Tile Weaver; "Lively Tune,'' Regina VllgJOia Bumgarner, Sue Anna leader. Mr. and Mrs. James Oblo, Intoxication; and Larry A. 1M •hoe for teD.D.ia. You adjust -- ~ Talbert; "Telephone Song," Bumgarner, Rebecca Johnso• of Tacoma, Wash., Roush, 24, Pt. Pleasant, con· lbo laao for -ronablo, yot , ~ J . :·. ,. II For All Your Needs- Low Pric11 Tika Dewhurst; "Happy Hours" Frances Wriston, Anitra presentee! a gilt lor having trav- tempt of court warrant. • • lt. Eojor the .... of the . ' Venida Grinslefd: "Get On ion, Angela F1elds, eled the farthest. Ray Tucker, ·~-~............__ ___ .. Sllo<kproo[ An11 Coohioa ond Board, Lltlle Qhlldren," Mlcb- Paraons, Nancy Raush, Bernita president of the alllllllli, HI'Ved THIS WEEK'S SPECIAU SCHOOL THURSDAY Coohioa.. '-Ia. Duo-Lire elle Kay; "Dance to Your Dad- Staat., Coruue Hughes, Carolya as toastmaster. PI'. PLEASANT - The Flame C...ter. C.., 1 IJpt JOle iuull3 • PIECE dy," Diana Bumgarner; · Hughes, Beverly Ro~, Misty John Layne, New HavetJ, ..,. O.Rama cookin& school will be oUI. lip!, auN-Ioooed. Waoh. Grandma •Ill! Grandpa Comes" Ward, Darla Gerlach, Debra compenled at the piano by Chat· beld Thuredey evening at : WHITE - BLACK aWO. Hta'ow - · · · Wbilo. by Susan BU<k; "ABC Tiger,'' Roush, Ttka Dewhurst, Jolla lotto Parsono, Viewna, W. Va., p. m. at the Pl Pleasant High Mary Krawsczyn; "Home," vo- B""'!', Tommy Roush, Stevo sang several RlecUona. lletty SchoOl Ullller the auspk~• OXFORD or SHOll: (No Flttlop) cal Lisa Scott· "Cool Gerllich BD<I M31 Brown. Scarberry New Haven the the local mer<:hanto IIIII Debra AboliR; Furaiture for lbe stil&e selling alumni's ~eclpleot of the •11111 United Fuel Gas Company. AdPhone 773·5554 Collect-And F,.. Dellvary Son; " Den;,. Parsons ; "lirand· was furnished by Ingels Furm- Scholarship for 11166 waa !Biromission II free aw.l prizes father Clock,'' Dmna Herod.. ; tw:e Company, the piBRo 8JDd duced. "Le Secret, Jenntler Patter. organ by Kenney Music Com· Door prizeo we... w.. by am be awarded. The school will 11n; "UtUe Red School House" pany. Mrs. Powell W8! Cook and Karen Alexandria, ·present llllW aad unusual food MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. VA. gas l'liiiiiOI 8JDd MASON •oael Gene Pickens. Teen-age- ed with a yellow rosebud cor- JliruJer was oerved by the W• 'Play A Simple Meoldy," vocal sage and a doze• red hama Band Boosters. 8 1roup: "Dlreetor," Gary Ted... from greup of her studopJts. Following the banquet the co: "Here Cernes the Band," Star Duslera provided mus1e for Mike Lleving; '"fhe Caissons Go dancing. Rolling," John aurr11: "Fun!.. lla, Funlcuti,'' Bruce Adams; A8l TO WED 'My PupiiB- Beelhovea," Jane PT. PLEASANT - ~rge Haymaker ; "Love Me Tender" CflVIhCS 0 vio Hoffm&D, 1., PomertJ7, Ohio Candi Ingels; "Melody of LovO:' and Jean Arlene Vu Maire, 17, Sancy Rousb: "Teenaaer ill MUOD, W. V8 ., have III8Jde Ill' l.f>ve," Cecli!l Smity ; "Pomp 'JV pllcaUeo for 1 marriage UCODBe •ad Circumsi8Jn<e,'' plano Jleo. JQ the offlet of lbe Colioly Cllrl ey Burrlfl and organ, Sue Anna PT. PLEASANT - The Bumgarner. "l,et's Play To- Polio. acUvily report for CUlton, formerly employed 11 tether," - ··~)ayq Train," month of May bas been reiE, .. I the tax offlee, usumed her du· Darlo and Steve Gerlach; 'Mex- ed by Stale Pollee Sgt. J. lies 'as office secretary WecbletDRYAD ICan Hal Danee," Beverly 8lld Paraons ahowlng his local day. '''embera of the 1oea1 DPS / ' Tommy 119usb; "Home on the tachment !reveled 5150 offtee m ~ Paraona · ud Raq~· CoDD!e. 8JDd Carolyu during the. mORth; Troopera R. E. O'Dell u d REG. $1.25 Rughe81 ''Mlnuat Ia G - ~ 7 vehicle aeddents G. E. Seymour. •oven," Anlira .&JDd flraocea resulting In oa1y property lli~=.~~;--;--:--Wristo• : "Hu~rian Dance No. age, two With persoul 1n 7 OZ. SIZI 5- Brahms," Sharon 81111 IJeb. to·flve ,)USODB 81111 one fatality; REG. ·a Rickard; ''Jelly Oarkles,'' lbe officers spent 430 houra oa The Very liNt $1.19 VALUI _ _ Stick, c..,..., Roll On rammy and lteot s.,rt. 'lbt road patrQI; 21 hounl giving In UHd C.n An, where Weddln&- "Loit<ngrln'a Bridal · aama; 189 hours on Chorul," orgu '·m1111 Rouah: paper work and 29 hours NO REASONAIILI Limit 2 Per Customer "Always,'' Teresa . F...,....n: 01 mv..llgal!ons mede 100 OFFER REFUSED "Weddlag Prayer," organ lleekl road law violatio~ lll're8i. ud 111 l\ayoes: "At Dawning," voeal t arrests on misdemeanors alld Karea Greene; .~Perfect Love,'! two felony arrests. Rn Sheila LleVID&r ' Love 1a A Ma· The local State Pollee offiCe ay Spleadored, 'lblll&" R lc k loll has a full time ~fflee seeREG. $1.23 Powell, wet~:: "Recessional,'' retary, Miss Wilda Cuod!ft of I'OMIIIOY,O, H Dv:ayne Hickm an 1rvu. ~~a~ ·~Innee :•• IC!eiiCeliecamps' lhree coun- ~ I 79·50 "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" Anneue Funiccll o ·Instructors AreChOSCD • Bravo ~mplov.e l inn.,_ .••• e aJST SAY -i~EATHDI-GIIMD" . \lr'HIII YOU VISIT US MISOH W.· VA . • pray .. ,..,;. naY!d ill-: c.· Teftlle1, ,, 411reet«: uoraiDtown, llniclor In ~ IIIII math at e ~olor ~.,., Main St. MASON - lteyiGidl, 111>11 Prank Nel111>11 Mrs. Catherllo Swatzel, eollsted ln the army aad Columbus by plue lor Lewis, Wash., lor further men!. · Lt. ReyiiOidl HI'Ved years With llltl M6tlh Company, NaUonaJ Guard. Following his graduation from hama HJgb !lcbool 11 lllli8, atleluled ~ West VIrginia MiJ. ltary Academy at Aberdeea, Md., 8lld oerved with lhl tloaal Guard at Port and with the 1164th at Pleasaat ft- I plloo~ · . loeo.per wFort 11101111 .Sc.~ence r\.lCUIJP Sem·ce Set FRAMING LUMBER e brushe• alllity,. (Olen ·well, for extra yun of ,_.,.,., ond beW<y• • cov~se up m700 sq. 53 Accidents Reported in Lt. Reynolds Is .. �., ' \ . ' ·;. ·~ '• '· \ •. ' \ Star . Insp. . . H ld e ctLon LS . e ·. ' · . I • -'!'li t -.E..·· a·.... t. ·, ,.. ' . 5 ern 1 "i ' f ' • ~ ;~ . •· 111e aanual inspection of Pom- Chapter, wa• presented 1111111 guests aiJO commended the ol· risonvil~, LewiSburg, Lowell, m •eroy Chapter 186, OES, was welromed _and presenled a 50 fleers and members and lhank-1 Marietta, Middleport, Racine,ll held "luesciay eve rung •I Uoo 1""' jiiu "' n..,;m~ D~; un .,; ;t,. ::t-.::;;:tr. :" ! dei!~Wt•1 "•'""""lllo Stoclroort and I I ' r I, ' I • '. ~"~~.. r ~~q~: 19111: ~- ~ Jel-\7. . I I . ·' · f·· . ~alljo Sentinel, ~dleport. o.,.J~• I. 1~ Aronn . -~~... Mil~ VA!I*r l)lelltl . . -· . ..........:< .• ' ,'~· ' and ,.'1 . jhe ' bolld)li we~k~nd .JIIthrela, cesBesrbs. ' . "•· O. . · llv011 in ~!eckley, W . Va. , . Mr. and Mrs. GaU Hysell' of M.fs. JoliD SmUll enterWned . About ~. , · ·· · ,· Colwnbtls,vlsiled over Qle week· wltli a clilmV S!lild4y,,,t .Der ·, · • , . Momorllll ·weeltend !guP.ste If end wlth relalivel. ' , ,. • , hdnie lNy, •Ave. "PieBent•Wer. Mrs. Clara MWray ' Were her d J ' SCbaaf and J.fr. ~ ;j.lrs. ~~-. ~~~~. Middlep·011 .. ljslefs.· • Mrs••George and ~qgh· Mr.;; : : , r Oi D · . Co}~; ltfl.;~. ~· ijl~ DJAI11!iA·' ' ' . ter: ~~anc:e!, of_M,~gada:. ~ th~ hnlldov ~~end a1d :Maler, ld,oiwlova) 'i.i't~ lint. 'Malonic Te'l'ple with over 100 behall "of Pomeroy Chapter. evening. Thurman. Chapters_ ~epreseQ~ ' ., :< "·' , . . ~ 01111· ." '"'' nu••·~ l"w.. c, .,F.!' ndmothi Mrs .R c. iil:i.llGll!:r '!\':;llcr, :::~i!· ~l!::lli attendance. Caddie Wickbam served as 10- At lhe ·close of the meeting, ed from West Vlrgmlll . were · Janie Gerard ' daill!hter · of •Stowe, Ohio. Also viSiting with : . .gra nd ~· 18~ Mtas da 'and Suella Toledo· Mrl jod Barbara Walker, worthy mt- lola\ for the evening. members and guests were invi~ Masoo, Poca, Pl Pleasant, Rav- Mr. and,: .9!111'1e~ Gerard, Mr_s. 11urray weco her BOO WJ!I .Sally~a!r · 1 9 r, Mrs. Albert ~~lt)zel, Maaoil, :W. " •tron, and D41e E. Smith, wor- lnlltatlon was held lor . ljVo ed to the dining room where enswood, and J.lipley. .Marie Sandrs C)atwjlrt!JY, ClalighW of family, Mr. ·and ,MilS. Ohartes · · . , va., and MJ's. Smith. lby patron. presided. DlsUn- candidates. ~· deputy grlllld refreshments were served by Custer, Beulab Ewmg, Caddie Mr. and'Mr8. IJ"!1!'l' ~a!MJrttiy ·Murray and their sol!, Mr. and Mrs. George Fry has .retu,m-J.-;;;;i;;iiii-a;;i;.iiii-;i;;;;;• 1 gulshed guests presented, wei- matron complimented the off~ !he Eastern Star committee of Wickham and Geraldine Young and Betsy cunnlnthant. dlugh- lifts., Kenneth Murray. The !at· ijd tb ~r h'!J'l• in C:Ol!lDlbUS a!· eomed and escorted to the east cers on lhe sincere and im· wblch Marie Curd Is chairman. registered the guests. ter of, Mr: and .Mrs. Raymond ,ter Mr. Murray gave the addre" ter a two week viSit here with ll5A , · , "were Julia Fleming, deputy pre,Jve manner in which the The table was attractive in Preceding the metting a six Connlngh~m, , we~e , awarded fol •the capping. IH!rvlces· at relatives in the area. Whlle hat for All Th• FaMily, . grand malron of l•istrict 25, ritualisijc work was exempl~ white net cover over satin o'clock. dmner was served a! scholarships \0 atlend lhe Ohi~ Holzer Hospital School of Nur!· she was !he luncheon guest of the inspectmg officer. and the' lied. The other distinguished and centered with an arrange- the Umted Methodist church. Universil¥ J1and Clinic . to. be ing held Friday evening. He Is John Fry family .and also of the following grand representatives, - -ment of red roses with candles held !his summer, They ~re working on h,ls. doctor ~egree at Wesley Fry family and attend· ·orelta Harris of Missouri, Ber- 111 , . , ., on either side. Betty Cowan members of the Middleport sen- Ohio State Umverslty_'" Colum- ed. a family gathering and dJn. nice Henderson, North Dakota, (l aJIO ·presided at lhe silver coffee lor band. THe schol8rship were bus. . I ner at lhe home of Mrs. How· _Pearl Northup, West Virginia, ~ service and Kathryn Jordan at given by tht Middleport Band Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold Rusk of ard Erwin in Racine. ' and Thelma Casto to Ohio ~-.; the punch bowL Booster Association. Ne'(l Concord, O . h io, sl'!'nt · the Mr. and _ Mrs. Jam~s Weber 1 ~··l\dt ., in West Virginia. ~ Mrs. Walker, worthy matron, Un Oy C 00 · I holiday weekend with Mr. and of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. have ar9 Pret~ented and welcomed ~ presented a gift to each dis- Vernon Weber, Superintend- Mr. and ·Mrs. Gordoo Harr Mrs. Judson White and Mr. and rived to spend the summer at ' Middle,p _. ort, 0 _,,1,",,'.·.·" were five visiting worthy rna- W tJngutshed ~est and officer. ent of the Rutland Methodist and Mr. and Ro;e't ~rrls · ~~ Mrs. Carl Gilmore and family. lhe~ir~h~om~e~tn~,~Ml~d~dl~e~po~r~t...,,d~:;:::;:::;:;;::::·~'~ Irons and five worthy patrons! •: . and Mr. Smith. worthy patron, Sunday School, recoguized sev· Columbus VISI~ ~e~ et~nd Mr: and Mrs. William White ;" •••• Including two worthy matrons !i Corsages of red roses were en high school graduates and end wl~ Mr. 0 arr ~ther and daughter, Cindy, ·of Wash· . ·\ .. 1 and one worthy patron of West ' presented lhe distinguished presented them with Bibles last Mrs .. C. M. Hennesy and ington; D.C. spent the holiday hill '•" Virginia, past matrons and Mr. and Mrs. WUI!s Bearhs guests from the chapter and Sunday. They were Saundra relative>< i weekend with her parents, .Mr. t past patrons of Pom~roy Chap- have returned to lheiT home, red rose corsages an~ bouton- Dean, Joetta Erlewine, Rusty 1 May Weber of Buffalo, N. Y.; and Mrs. Carl Gilmore and tiiiQ 1 ter, off1cers of DIStrict 25 As- Chesapeake, Va. afte~ a several n1eres were presented the offi- Little, Jane Lucas, Linda Staf- is !he house guest of her neph- family. . · VQI/1 sociation, of which :~ari• CUrd 1 days Vlffit With relahves '" lhe cers from the worthy_ matron. ford. Sandra Tucker and James I ew and fami ly, Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cun· I' of Pomeroy Chapter is vice area. ., Chapters from ot.•1o repre- White. All seven received their Vernon Weber and family in ningham and son, Keith, of Lima president, former grand ap- Mr. and Mcs: WilliS Bearhs, were Amesville, Bart- diplomas from Rutland High , Rutland. visited over the holiday with his ~intments. and past matrons Mrs. Robert R1tch1e and _son, l~tt, Bel~r£ ,. Chesh1re: Chester- school during Commencement Ray Pickens has returned 1 mother, Mrs. William . Robson and past patrons of other chap- Bobby, and Mrs. Erma W1ls_on hill, Gampo!IS, 'GUJSVIlle, Har- Friday night. !rum Manetta College to spend who accompanied !hem here ters. \ VISited Tuesday, at Belp.re wllh - - --~-During the morning worship the summer with his parents, following a visit In Lima. Helen Somerville of Pt. Pleas- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grmstead, service, Rev. c. J. Lemley, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lambert, ant, a member of Pomeroy and Lon , pastor of the Rutland Metho· Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey. of Columbus, spent the. weekeod eHorculon . Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Chevadist Church, installed the newly doo, Huntington, w. va .. spent with their mothers. Mrs. Harry ller of Columbus were weekend ! elected W.S.C.S. officers, who the holiday weekend with their Mills and Mrs. Dana Lambert. Acrilon Nylon guests of relatives m the area. . assumed duties June l. Tiley parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ScarberStlod From Over Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Del· Zula Fry and Evalee Wolf• of are. . Brewington in Middleport and 'ry, Jr. of Tipp City visited over aware wa::. the weekend guest the Salem community were President, Mrs. Harold Sau- Mr. and Mrs. J...uckeydoo of New the wee·kend tn Middleport. 200 Ptlterns & colore of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas. guests at a surprise party given er: Vice President. Mrs. Jacob llav•n. w. va. . . Wilham Reynolds of Kalama· Mr. and Mrs. Mason FISher at the Salem Commumly build· Schlllmg: Recordmg Secretary, Mr and Mrs: Victor Grimm :roo, Mich., spent the holiday Pri; Miss Patricia Joy Boggs, and M _rs. Ernest ~arru; were ing Friday evening in observ- 1Mrs. Richard Lucas, and Treas- have ·returned from Zanesville. ' weekend with his molher, Mrs. Start At • iJsq, yd. daughter ot Mr. ond Mrs. Lion- evermghl guess t Friday of Mr · ance of the birthday of ZuIa . urer, Mrs. George White, Sr. where they visited with their I William Reynold!. el Boggs, W1IS one of lhe class and Mrs. Kenneth Farley of Fry and the party served as a • Christian Social Relations Sec- daughter and family . Mr. and , John Allensworth and Judy ~f nurses ~nored m capping Chelyn, W. Va. farewell get-to-gether for Mrs. retary, Mrs. Ahce Sprouse: MIS· M Robert sever They wen! Wildermuth, Ohio University FREE reremorues or the class of 1968 , Mrs. Ernest Harris and Mrs. Wolfe who with her children will sionary Education, Service Sec· rs .. 11 1 attend lhe gradu- ' students. visited over the weekof Holzer Hosp•tal School of Mason Fisher, son Gordo~ and be leaving to join her husband, retary. Mrs. Lennie Taylor; e;pecmf Yth 0ir randson David end with their parents, Mrs. .ESTIMA'lrESI ' . rpolursu~ Frida~ e~:mg ~~ G~· daughter, Carla were Gallipolis David Wolfe. who is stationed Membership Cu!Hvalion Secre- ~•on °f me hi:h sch~l He Robert Allensworth and Mr. and ' EXPIRT tNITALLATtON 1 "' race . •t 151 ore ~ visitors Tuesday. in the Azore Island. They will , tary, Miss Opal Armstrong; ~=~~ t:~nter colle e in the fall. Mrs. Millard Wildermuth. , · Miss Bereruce Skehan, dlfec Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell and leave the firSt of June. Pro,ram Materials Secretary p B w ndg J' J h Mr and Mrs Leroy Webster tor of the School of Nursmg, M d M R be t D 1 1 A 11 k e ed M " Sch"lli S . . 1 L·r' ruce a11 ace a 1m o n· · f ed tbe B. . ter r. an rs. o r un ee o po uc supper was s rv rs. I ng; Piritua I e 80 n have returned to Middleport of Beverly visited IIIIer !he w..k. NOTHING DOWN e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY con err . CaJIS. Ig SIS Columbus spent the weekend to Mrs. Edward Kincaid, Mrs. Secretary. Mrs. Maria Bishop; . _ end with her mother Mrs. FranDurses assiS_ted with the cap- with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs Susan Bowser and LISa; Penny Supply Work Secretary, Mrs. lor !he summer Wilh their par - - - ~ •__ - pmg andM•sa Carl Scott. serv- , and family and attended the Dickens, Margaret Kincaid, Mr. Howard Birchfield: Mission ents from Marshall UniverSity IUY 100 GALLONS ed for MISS Boggs. . Rutland Alumni. and Mrs. Alonzo Dickens and Personnel Representative, Mrs. where. they were . freshmen: Gil and Get Frte 4 D•rs Tbe address of lhe evening I M and Mrs Dale Congrove Joe of Point Pleasant W. Va. : G C I II· St d t W k DoXIe Wallers " a medJcal ond Nights in :was delivered by a former Mid- ~ f Dr. t . M da guests Lloyd E Fry Mr ~nd Mrs Mrace A 0 wWe b. teru eCnh . or ' patient at Holzer Hospital in MIAMI BEACH .dent Ke tb ,, o ay on were an y · • · · rs. nn e s ; . . . · fM G y 8 k T·•· <lleport reSI ' rme . "' 0 f M d Mrs Nathan Biggs Oscar Fry Mr. and Mrs. Ed- f Art c· I M a1rman C 0 Gallipolis. He " the son o r. et our 5•••" oo -r N. 2nd Ava. Middleport, Murray, a doctoral candidate : d a.~ . ward Fry 'Gallipolis· Mr and ~h ernoon ~rc e, rs. and Mrs William Walters. CERTIFIED GAS STATION ' ,,0~ In the 9'llege of education at I anM amidy.Mrs Homer Walter Mrs. El~rn Mo~. Cedar· Preapidmant, M oncoraryJ Le ,"e. Mr. a~d Mrs. Earl Davenport 531 w. Main St. Po~ror Ohio State Unlversjly. Attend· r. an · . s en. rs. · · m ey , --- · -~----~~--ln from Middle rt were Mr and Melinda and Suella of Tole- ville~ 0.; Mr · _and Mrs. Clarence ' Nominating Committee for next "/ l Mrs LIODJ!IpoBoggs and do, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maier Albright, Sprmgfield; Mr. and year's officers, Mrs. Weber • family Jeff Dennis Jimmy of Monclova and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. J. Yenan, Lynn, Cbeandryl Theobald, Mrs. Bertha Lasher M• ' L ' Har Thomas Smith of Columbus and Pat, Jackson, 0. • Mr. I and Mrs Goldie Anderson and ary. Mrs. awrence I . spent the weekend with Mrs. Mrs. Charles J. Lyons, and . . Unger, Mrs. Dwll!ht Walace . Randy and Carlene, Canton, 0.; ' , and SOD, Bruce, and Mr. and John Smith. J k M"'• Cora Fry Mrs Roy Cooke Mr and: u.s ac <WO<U' · • • •· f il d PIUI Sco M . rs. tt an am y. · of Reynolds- and Cozy·' Mr: and Mrs haum· ·an<!J!io""" laml!y Le . Ralph W 1 00 . burg and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Durst and children, tart, . Met of Colwnbus were week· Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Fry . er ed and ch1ldren, Mrs. Jenme D1ck-l i ~ ":."sts of~- and ~rs. Fr P ens, West Columbls"; :Mrs. Ro- The Silver Run Vacation BibS!ll aum. ommg e grou sauna Manley Cathy Foney le School will open June 6 at lot dinner on Sunday, were Mr. Jay, Cindy, Mrs. Da;id Wolfe: 6 p. m. with lhe theme "Gnd • ' The Senior lllgh and Junior . and Mrs. Dick Rosenbaum and Connie, David and Dennis, Mid- ~ Lives Today." The director is High BYF groups of the Pom- family. . dleport, and lhe guests of hon- Delila Mulford ; secretary. PhyiMr. and M~s. H. A. Rtcbard- or. . lis McDaniel ; treasurer, Freda eroy and Middleport Bapti•l son and family of Columbus. Little. In charge >f music will dlurches Sunday evening en· spent the weekend with her par. Uswin Nease visited Sunday be Maxine Little and Shirley Joyed a softball game ani wien- ents. llr. and Mrs. Kerns Roush Parsons . d lh J 10 H"•h · with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Da-. . l beh 1 1r roas m e un r " and other relatives attended lhe Teachers are Dorothy Leach, School. This concluded the • vis and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wahama and Pomeroy A1umm Risch, Athens. Delores Miller and Jerry Halmeetings ror the summer. banquels. Mrs. Fred Nease and daughter ley, nursery ; Jean Thomas, : Attending were Mary Hoi· Mr. and Mrs. Paul 5eelig and Lee Ann and her lather, c. L. Ethel Little, Beginners; Freda $.an. Jim Brewer, Joyce Riley, David of Westerville were week- Hiller visited laB! week at Bar- Little, Delma Halley, Primary: Anita Fultz, Bob Priddy, Dave end guests of Mr. and Mrs. berlon with her brother and sis- Lucille Parsons, and Don J' nkins, David Batnhart, Bil· Roosh and Mr. and ter-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Eu- Leach, Juniors, and Eleanor !JI Barnhart, Wayne Barnhart. Manning Mrs. Kerns Roush and Mrs. gene Hiller. Falk and Judy Swartz, Junior George Skinner, Jim Wiles, 5eelig attended lhe Pomeroy Mrs. Dessie Patterson returnHigh. John Wiles, Larry Wiles, Steve ed home Tuesday, after a visit HA=v"'E;;-:V:;;I"' SI'-=ro =RS Finlaw. Tink Triplett, David Alumni banquet. Mrs. Louise Davis and Mrs. in Cincinnati with her danghter Visitors over the Memorial Michaels. Rev . Carver Williims, Miss Sally Foster, Mr. Blance McKeller and son, Doug- and son-in-law, Mrs. Clarence Day weekend at the home of ¥nd Mrs. William Sheridan and las of ColumbUs vislled Mr. and Leep and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray ~aughters, Morie and Anila. Mrs. Hobart Raub over lhe Renoat and son and at Reding were their son and daughter· with her granddaUihter, Mrs. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mrs. William Barnhart and weekend. Mrs. William Bolin of ColumTommy Manion. While there Rayburn of Charlotte, Mich., daughter. Elame, Mrs. Harbus was an overnight guest Fr~ she and Mr. and Mrs. Rexcoat and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boles, old Triplett, Mrs. Orval Wiles •nd daughter, Anna Kathryn, day. of Mrs. Adam Ebersbaeh and son vioited at Russell Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Springs, Ky. wllh Mrs. Olena Vrooman were Sunday evening !'am, Rickey, Raymond. and and family. Mrs. G<orge Powell of Par· Rescoat. visitors at •he Murray home. tharles Canter and Lee Clark. kersbtlrg, W. Va. was an over· Miss Donna Marie Hauck of Other recent vlBltorB were Mr. night guest Saturday of ber cnlumbus spent lhe weekend and Mrs. Dell Van Sickle, and ' Joint Meeting i8 mother. Mrs. Adam Ebo<obach with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gladys Caldwell of Addi· : At HarruontJille and ·ttended the Pomeroy Donald Hauck and attended the son and Mrs. Emmett ThompPomeroy Alumni banquet. son and son, John, of Cheshire. : Harrisonvill< Lodge 411. F. & Aiumni banquet A. M.• will be hosl lo a )Oint Mr. and Mrs. Melvin VanMeJneeting and visitation of Reyn. ter and 'son of Cincinnati were ENJOY ~ldsburg Lodge 347 and Para- guests of her mother, Mrs. Ida inuthia Lodge 25, F. & A. M. Burns and other relatives. Mrs. Orvllle Rader of Columit 4 p. m. Saturday, June 4, bus spent the weekend with her Harrisonville. The Master KILL LAWN INSECTS FAST WITH ... Mason Degree will be confer- siSter, Mrs. W. H. Elbersbacb and daughter. SybiL red upon three candidates. Mr, and Mrs. WillialD Nease There will be a potluck dJn. The good guys come lhru ner served at 6 p. m. (Harri- and family of Hamilton were for you. Whether you need · sonville members p1ase call Jlllests of their parents, Mr, and • bi&·lOb piclwp lll!Ck Ill t!JU749 lo determine their Mrs. Uswin Nease and Mr. and routirbulion ). E:ach of the three Mrs. Clifford Phi!Ups of Minersa toueh totin' djesel, they're on your side drivlll' lodges will confer one of lhe ville. dOwn prices and !el'liDJ with a smllt. Need a · degreeB. All Master Masons Mr. and Mrs, Willianl Nease IlVek ncrw1 Call on The DOdpBoys. and family and Mr. and Mrs. are urg·"' lo attend. 11)',:. Obi": !itr,. · ftlllNJS SHO ' ES , .. Around About pomeroy Seniors Given Bibles During S d Sh I 1"" Roush's Shoe Store < 1y I for I "'"ted CARPET Surprise Party Is GIVen for T SI wo at a em Miss Boggs is Capped with ·. Class of '68 BARWICK • I' I 1 1 1 c-3 9'1: I '' r y· · 'I a.!t o--- I •t 1~----~----------~. EASf TEIMS .• • A best buy for good covPrage at a budget price. ProvirlC8 80lirl protection like paints selJing lor OUTDOOR LIVING PLAIN and COWRS PHOtH: 67S.116o OPP. 1&0 DEPOT PT. PLEASANT ' ay·Jeinle ~ ~ng Wr11nglt~rs Co-ordinated Sets · $J.98 Poo~ Boy Shells ~:.. _ - .I t -I ~,,. ' ·' FABRICS TOAFO Values to 4.98 yd. You Get Precisely What Doctor Orders SUNDAY MEIGS MOTORCYCLE Club Scrambels Racea at Club arotmc1s, s11 mnll8 J10rlb or l'omeroJ on u. s. Route 33,1 Sunda,y, June 5 at 1:30 p. DL Values to 1.49 yd. <EST). 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' . 5 ern 1 "i ' f ' • ~ ;~ . •· 111e aanual inspection of Pom- Chapter, wa• presented 1111111 guests aiJO commended the ol· risonvil~, LewiSburg, Lowell, m •eroy Chapter 186, OES, was welromed _and presenled a 50 fleers and members and lhank-1 Marietta, Middleport, Racine,ll held "luesciay eve rung •I Uoo 1""' jiiu "' n..,;m~ D~; un .,; ;t,. ::t-.::;;:tr. :" ! dei!~Wt•1 "•'""""lllo Stoclroort and I I ' r I, ' I • '. ~"~~.. r ~~q~: 19111: ~- ~ Jel-\7. . I I . ·' · f·· . ~alljo Sentinel, ~dleport. o.,.J~• I. 1~ Aronn . -~~... Mil~ VA!I*r l)lelltl . . -· . ..........:< .• ' ,'~· ' and ,.'1 . jhe ' bolld)li we~k~nd .JIIthrela, cesBesrbs. ' . "•· O. . · llv011 in ~!eckley, W . Va. , . Mr. and Mrs. GaU Hysell' of M.fs. JoliD SmUll enterWned . About ~. , · ·· · ,· Colwnbtls,vlsiled over Qle week· wltli a clilmV S!lild4y,,,t .Der ·, · • , . Momorllll ·weeltend !guP.ste If end wlth relalivel. ' , ,. • , hdnie lNy, •Ave. "PieBent•Wer. Mrs. Clara MWray ' Were her d J ' SCbaaf and J.fr. ~ ;j.lrs. ~~-. ~~~~. Middlep·011 .. ljslefs.· • Mrs••George and ~qgh· Mr.;; : : , r Oi D · . Co}~; ltfl.;~. ~· ijl~ DJAI11!iA·' ' ' . ter: ~~anc:e!, of_M,~gada:. ~ th~ hnlldov ~~end a1d :Maler, ld,oiwlova) 'i.i't~ lint. 'Malonic Te'l'ple with over 100 behall "of Pomeroy Chapter. evening. Thurman. Chapters_ ~epreseQ~ ' ., :< "·' , . . ~ 01111· ." '"'' nu••·~ l"w.. c, .,F.!' ndmothi Mrs .R c. iil:i.llGll!:r '!\':;llcr, :::~i!· ~l!::lli attendance. Caddie Wickbam served as 10- At lhe ·close of the meeting, ed from West Vlrgmlll . were · Janie Gerard ' daill!hter · of •Stowe, Ohio. Also viSiting with : . .gra nd ~· 18~ Mtas da 'and Suella Toledo· Mrl jod Barbara Walker, worthy mt- lola\ for the evening. members and guests were invi~ Masoo, Poca, Pl Pleasant, Rav- Mr. and,: .9!111'1e~ Gerard, Mr_s. 11urray weco her BOO WJ!I .Sally~a!r · 1 9 r, Mrs. Albert ~~lt)zel, Maaoil, :W. " •tron, and D41e E. Smith, wor- lnlltatlon was held lor . ljVo ed to the dining room where enswood, and J.lipley. .Marie Sandrs C)atwjlrt!JY, ClalighW of family, Mr. ·and ,MilS. Ohartes · · . , va., and MJ's. Smith. lby patron. presided. DlsUn- candidates. ~· deputy grlllld refreshments were served by Custer, Beulab Ewmg, Caddie Mr. and'Mr8. IJ"!1!'l' ~a!MJrttiy ·Murray and their sol!, Mr. and Mrs. George Fry has .retu,m-J.-;;;;i;;iiii-a;;i;.iiii-;i;;;;;• 1 gulshed guests presented, wei- matron complimented the off~ !he Eastern Star committee of Wickham and Geraldine Young and Betsy cunnlnthant. dlugh- lifts., Kenneth Murray. The !at· ijd tb ~r h'!J'l• in C:Ol!lDlbUS a!· eomed and escorted to the east cers on lhe sincere and im· wblch Marie Curd Is chairman. registered the guests. ter of, Mr: and .Mrs. Raymond ,ter Mr. Murray gave the addre" ter a two week viSit here with ll5A , · , "were Julia Fleming, deputy pre,Jve manner in which the The table was attractive in Preceding the metting a six Connlngh~m, , we~e , awarded fol •the capping. IH!rvlces· at relatives in the area. Whlle hat for All Th• FaMily, . grand malron of l•istrict 25, ritualisijc work was exempl~ white net cover over satin o'clock. dmner was served a! scholarships \0 atlend lhe Ohi~ Holzer Hospital School of Nur!· she was !he luncheon guest of the inspectmg officer. and the' lied. The other distinguished and centered with an arrange- the Umted Methodist church. Universil¥ J1and Clinic . to. be ing held Friday evening. He Is John Fry family .and also of the following grand representatives, - -ment of red roses with candles held !his summer, They ~re working on h,ls. doctor ~egree at Wesley Fry family and attend· ·orelta Harris of Missouri, Ber- 111 , . , ., on either side. Betty Cowan members of the Middleport sen- Ohio State Umverslty_'" Colum- ed. a family gathering and dJn. nice Henderson, North Dakota, (l aJIO ·presided at lhe silver coffee lor band. THe schol8rship were bus. . I ner at lhe home of Mrs. How· _Pearl Northup, West Virginia, ~ service and Kathryn Jordan at given by tht Middleport Band Mr. and Mrs. Hsrold Rusk of ard Erwin in Racine. ' and Thelma Casto to Ohio ~-.; the punch bowL Booster Association. Ne'(l Concord, O . h io, sl'!'nt · the Mr. and _ Mrs. Jam~s Weber 1 ~··l\dt ., in West Virginia. ~ Mrs. Walker, worthy matron, Un Oy C 00 · I holiday weekend with Mr. and of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. have ar9 Pret~ented and welcomed ~ presented a gift to each dis- Vernon Weber, Superintend- Mr. and ·Mrs. Gordoo Harr Mrs. Judson White and Mr. and rived to spend the summer at ' Middle,p _. ort, 0 _,,1,",,'.·.·" were five visiting worthy rna- W tJngutshed ~est and officer. ent of the Rutland Methodist and Mr. and Ro;e't ~rrls · ~~ Mrs. Carl Gilmore and family. lhe~ir~h~om~e~tn~,~Ml~d~dl~e~po~r~t...,,d~:;:::;:::;:;;::::·~'~ Irons and five worthy patrons! •: . and Mr. Smith. worthy patron, Sunday School, recoguized sev· Columbus VISI~ ~e~ et~nd Mr: and Mrs. William White ;" •••• Including two worthy matrons !i Corsages of red roses were en high school graduates and end wl~ Mr. 0 arr ~ther and daughter, Cindy, ·of Wash· . ·\ .. 1 and one worthy patron of West ' presented lhe distinguished presented them with Bibles last Mrs .. C. M. Hennesy and ington; D.C. spent the holiday hill '•" Virginia, past matrons and Mr. and Mrs. WUI!s Bearhs guests from the chapter and Sunday. They were Saundra relative>< i weekend with her parents, .Mr. t past patrons of Pom~roy Chap- have returned to lheiT home, red rose corsages an~ bouton- Dean, Joetta Erlewine, Rusty 1 May Weber of Buffalo, N. Y.; and Mrs. Carl Gilmore and tiiiQ 1 ter, off1cers of DIStrict 25 As- Chesapeake, Va. afte~ a several n1eres were presented the offi- Little, Jane Lucas, Linda Staf- is !he house guest of her neph- family. . · VQI/1 sociation, of which :~ari• CUrd 1 days Vlffit With relahves '" lhe cers from the worthy_ matron. ford. Sandra Tucker and James I ew and fami ly, Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cun· I' of Pomeroy Chapter is vice area. ., Chapters from ot.•1o repre- White. All seven received their Vernon Weber and family in ningham and son, Keith, of Lima president, former grand ap- Mr. and Mcs: WilliS Bearhs, were Amesville, Bart- diplomas from Rutland High , Rutland. visited over the holiday with his ~intments. and past matrons Mrs. Robert R1tch1e and _son, l~tt, Bel~r£ ,. Chesh1re: Chester- school during Commencement Ray Pickens has returned 1 mother, Mrs. William . Robson and past patrons of other chap- Bobby, and Mrs. Erma W1ls_on hill, Gampo!IS, 'GUJSVIlle, Har- Friday night. !rum Manetta College to spend who accompanied !hem here ters. \ VISited Tuesday, at Belp.re wllh - - --~-During the morning worship the summer with his parents, following a visit In Lima. Helen Somerville of Pt. Pleas- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grmstead, service, Rev. c. J. Lemley, Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lambert, ant, a member of Pomeroy and Lon , pastor of the Rutland Metho· Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey. of Columbus, spent the. weekeod eHorculon . Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Chevadist Church, installed the newly doo, Huntington, w. va .. spent with their mothers. Mrs. Harry ller of Columbus were weekend ! elected W.S.C.S. officers, who the holiday weekend with their Mills and Mrs. Dana Lambert. Acrilon Nylon guests of relatives m the area. . assumed duties June l. Tiley parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ScarberStlod From Over Mrs. Clarence Thomas of Del· Zula Fry and Evalee Wolf• of are. . Brewington in Middleport and 'ry, Jr. of Tipp City visited over aware wa::. the weekend guest the Salem community were President, Mrs. Harold Sau- Mr. and Mrs. J...uckeydoo of New the wee·kend tn Middleport. 200 Ptlterns & colore of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Thomas. guests at a surprise party given er: Vice President. Mrs. Jacob llav•n. w. va. . . Wilham Reynolds of Kalama· Mr. and Mrs. Mason FISher at the Salem Commumly build· Schlllmg: Recordmg Secretary, Mr and Mrs: Victor Grimm :roo, Mich., spent the holiday Pri; Miss Patricia Joy Boggs, and M _rs. Ernest ~arru; were ing Friday evening in observ- 1Mrs. Richard Lucas, and Treas- have ·returned from Zanesville. ' weekend with his molher, Mrs. Start At • iJsq, yd. daughter ot Mr. ond Mrs. Lion- evermghl guess t Friday of Mr · ance of the birthday of ZuIa . urer, Mrs. George White, Sr. where they visited with their I William Reynold!. el Boggs, W1IS one of lhe class and Mrs. Kenneth Farley of Fry and the party served as a • Christian Social Relations Sec- daughter and family . Mr. and , John Allensworth and Judy ~f nurses ~nored m capping Chelyn, W. Va. farewell get-to-gether for Mrs. retary, Mrs. Ahce Sprouse: MIS· M Robert sever They wen! Wildermuth, Ohio University FREE reremorues or the class of 1968 , Mrs. Ernest Harris and Mrs. Wolfe who with her children will sionary Education, Service Sec· rs .. 11 1 attend lhe gradu- ' students. visited over the weekof Holzer Hosp•tal School of Mason Fisher, son Gordo~ and be leaving to join her husband, retary. Mrs. Lennie Taylor; e;pecmf Yth 0ir randson David end with their parents, Mrs. .ESTIMA'lrESI ' . rpolursu~ Frida~ e~:mg ~~ G~· daughter, Carla were Gallipolis David Wolfe. who is stationed Membership Cu!Hvalion Secre- ~•on °f me hi:h sch~l He Robert Allensworth and Mr. and ' EXPIRT tNITALLATtON 1 "' race . •t 151 ore ~ visitors Tuesday. in the Azore Island. They will , tary, Miss Opal Armstrong; ~=~~ t:~nter colle e in the fall. Mrs. Millard Wildermuth. , · Miss Bereruce Skehan, dlfec Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell and leave the firSt of June. Pro,ram Materials Secretary p B w ndg J' J h Mr and Mrs Leroy Webster tor of the School of Nursmg, M d M R be t D 1 1 A 11 k e ed M " Sch"lli S . . 1 L·r' ruce a11 ace a 1m o n· · f ed tbe B. . ter r. an rs. o r un ee o po uc supper was s rv rs. I ng; Piritua I e 80 n have returned to Middleport of Beverly visited IIIIer !he w..k. NOTHING DOWN e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY con err . CaJIS. Ig SIS Columbus spent the weekend to Mrs. Edward Kincaid, Mrs. Secretary. Mrs. Maria Bishop; . _ end with her mother Mrs. FranDurses assiS_ted with the cap- with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs Susan Bowser and LISa; Penny Supply Work Secretary, Mrs. lor !he summer Wilh their par - - - ~ •__ - pmg andM•sa Carl Scott. serv- , and family and attended the Dickens, Margaret Kincaid, Mr. Howard Birchfield: Mission ents from Marshall UniverSity IUY 100 GALLONS ed for MISS Boggs. . Rutland Alumni. and Mrs. Alonzo Dickens and Personnel Representative, Mrs. where. they were . freshmen: Gil and Get Frte 4 D•rs Tbe address of lhe evening I M and Mrs Dale Congrove Joe of Point Pleasant W. Va. : G C I II· St d t W k DoXIe Wallers " a medJcal ond Nights in :was delivered by a former Mid- ~ f Dr. t . M da guests Lloyd E Fry Mr ~nd Mrs Mrace A 0 wWe b. teru eCnh . or ' patient at Holzer Hospital in MIAMI BEACH .dent Ke tb ,, o ay on were an y · • · · rs. nn e s ; . . . · fM G y 8 k T·•· <lleport reSI ' rme . "' 0 f M d Mrs Nathan Biggs Oscar Fry Mr. and Mrs. Ed- f Art c· I M a1rman C 0 Gallipolis. He " the son o r. et our 5•••" oo -r N. 2nd Ava. Middleport, Murray, a doctoral candidate : d a.~ . ward Fry 'Gallipolis· Mr and ~h ernoon ~rc e, rs. and Mrs William Walters. CERTIFIED GAS STATION ' ,,0~ In the 9'llege of education at I anM amidy.Mrs Homer Walter Mrs. El~rn Mo~. Cedar· Preapidmant, M oncoraryJ Le ,"e. Mr. a~d Mrs. Earl Davenport 531 w. Main St. Po~ror Ohio State Unlversjly. Attend· r. an · . s en. rs. · · m ey , --- · -~----~~--ln from Middle rt were Mr and Melinda and Suella of Tole- ville~ 0.; Mr · _and Mrs. Clarence ' Nominating Committee for next "/ l Mrs LIODJ!IpoBoggs and do, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maier Albright, Sprmgfield; Mr. and year's officers, Mrs. Weber • family Jeff Dennis Jimmy of Monclova and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. J. Yenan, Lynn, Cbeandryl Theobald, Mrs. Bertha Lasher M• ' L ' Har Thomas Smith of Columbus and Pat, Jackson, 0. • Mr. I and Mrs Goldie Anderson and ary. Mrs. awrence I . spent the weekend with Mrs. Mrs. Charles J. Lyons, and . . Unger, Mrs. Dwll!ht Walace . Randy and Carlene, Canton, 0.; ' , and SOD, Bruce, and Mr. and John Smith. J k M"'• Cora Fry Mrs Roy Cooke Mr and: u.s ac <WO<U' · • • •· f il d PIUI Sco M . rs. tt an am y. · of Reynolds- and Cozy·' Mr: and Mrs haum· ·an<!J!io""" laml!y Le . Ralph W 1 00 . burg and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Durst and children, tart, . Met of Colwnbus were week· Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Fry . er ed and ch1ldren, Mrs. Jenme D1ck-l i ~ ":."sts of~- and ~rs. Fr P ens, West Columbls"; :Mrs. Ro- The Silver Run Vacation BibS!ll aum. ommg e grou sauna Manley Cathy Foney le School will open June 6 at lot dinner on Sunday, were Mr. Jay, Cindy, Mrs. Da;id Wolfe: 6 p. m. with lhe theme "Gnd • ' The Senior lllgh and Junior . and Mrs. Dick Rosenbaum and Connie, David and Dennis, Mid- ~ Lives Today." The director is High BYF groups of the Pom- family. . dleport, and lhe guests of hon- Delila Mulford ; secretary. PhyiMr. and M~s. H. A. Rtcbard- or. . lis McDaniel ; treasurer, Freda eroy and Middleport Bapti•l son and family of Columbus. Little. In charge >f music will dlurches Sunday evening en· spent the weekend with her par. Uswin Nease visited Sunday be Maxine Little and Shirley Joyed a softball game ani wien- ents. llr. and Mrs. Kerns Roush Parsons . d lh J 10 H"•h · with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Da-. . l beh 1 1r roas m e un r " and other relatives attended lhe Teachers are Dorothy Leach, School. This concluded the • vis and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wahama and Pomeroy A1umm Risch, Athens. Delores Miller and Jerry Halmeetings ror the summer. banquels. Mrs. Fred Nease and daughter ley, nursery ; Jean Thomas, : Attending were Mary Hoi· Mr. and Mrs. Paul 5eelig and Lee Ann and her lather, c. L. Ethel Little, Beginners; Freda $.an. Jim Brewer, Joyce Riley, David of Westerville were week- Hiller visited laB! week at Bar- Little, Delma Halley, Primary: Anita Fultz, Bob Priddy, Dave end guests of Mr. and Mrs. berlon with her brother and sis- Lucille Parsons, and Don J' nkins, David Batnhart, Bil· Roosh and Mr. and ter-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Eu- Leach, Juniors, and Eleanor !JI Barnhart, Wayne Barnhart. Manning Mrs. Kerns Roush and Mrs. gene Hiller. Falk and Judy Swartz, Junior George Skinner, Jim Wiles, 5eelig attended lhe Pomeroy Mrs. Dessie Patterson returnHigh. John Wiles, Larry Wiles, Steve ed home Tuesday, after a visit HA=v"'E;;-:V:;;I"' SI'-=ro =RS Finlaw. Tink Triplett, David Alumni banquet. Mrs. Louise Davis and Mrs. in Cincinnati with her danghter Visitors over the Memorial Michaels. Rev . Carver Williims, Miss Sally Foster, Mr. Blance McKeller and son, Doug- and son-in-law, Mrs. Clarence Day weekend at the home of ¥nd Mrs. William Sheridan and las of ColumbUs vislled Mr. and Leep and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murray ~aughters, Morie and Anila. Mrs. Hobart Raub over lhe Renoat and son and at Reding were their son and daughter· with her granddaUihter, Mrs. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mrs. William Barnhart and weekend. Mrs. William Bolin of ColumTommy Manion. While there Rayburn of Charlotte, Mich., daughter. Elame, Mrs. Harbus was an overnight guest Fr~ she and Mr. and Mrs. Rexcoat and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boles, old Triplett, Mrs. Orval Wiles •nd daughter, Anna Kathryn, day. of Mrs. Adam Ebersbaeh and son vioited at Russell Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Springs, Ky. wllh Mrs. Olena Vrooman were Sunday evening !'am, Rickey, Raymond. and and family. Mrs. G<orge Powell of Par· Rescoat. visitors at •he Murray home. tharles Canter and Lee Clark. kersbtlrg, W. Va. was an over· Miss Donna Marie Hauck of Other recent vlBltorB were Mr. night guest Saturday of ber cnlumbus spent lhe weekend and Mrs. Dell Van Sickle, and ' Joint Meeting i8 mother. Mrs. Adam Ebo<obach with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gladys Caldwell of Addi· : At HarruontJille and ·ttended the Pomeroy Donald Hauck and attended the son and Mrs. Emmett ThompPomeroy Alumni banquet. son and son, John, of Cheshire. : Harrisonvill< Lodge 411. F. & Aiumni banquet A. M.• will be hosl lo a )Oint Mr. and Mrs. Melvin VanMeJneeting and visitation of Reyn. ter and 'son of Cincinnati were ENJOY ~ldsburg Lodge 347 and Para- guests of her mother, Mrs. Ida inuthia Lodge 25, F. & A. M. Burns and other relatives. Mrs. Orvllle Rader of Columit 4 p. m. Saturday, June 4, bus spent the weekend with her Harrisonville. The Master KILL LAWN INSECTS FAST WITH ... Mason Degree will be confer- siSter, Mrs. W. H. Elbersbacb and daughter. SybiL red upon three candidates. Mr, and Mrs. WillialD Nease There will be a potluck dJn. The good guys come lhru ner served at 6 p. m. (Harri- and family of Hamilton were for you. Whether you need · sonville members p1ase call Jlllests of their parents, Mr, and • bi&·lOb piclwp lll!Ck Ill t!JU749 lo determine their Mrs. Uswin Nease and Mr. and routirbulion ). E:ach of the three Mrs. Clifford Phi!Ups of Minersa toueh totin' djesel, they're on your side drivlll' lodges will confer one of lhe ville. dOwn prices and !el'liDJ with a smllt. Need a · degreeB. All Master Masons Mr. and Mrs, Willianl Nease IlVek ncrw1 Call on The DOdpBoys. and family and Mr. and Mrs. are urg·"' lo attend. 11)',:. Obi": !itr,. · ftlllNJS SHO ' ES , .. Around About pomeroy Seniors Given Bibles During S d Sh I 1"" Roush's Shoe Store < 1y I for I "'"ted CARPET Surprise Party Is GIVen for T SI wo at a em Miss Boggs is Capped with ·. Class of '68 BARWICK • I' I 1 1 1 c-3 9'1: I '' r y· · 'I a.!t o--- I •t 1~----~----------~. EASf TEIMS .• • A best buy for good covPrage at a budget price. ProvirlC8 80lirl protection like paints selJing lor OUTDOOR LIVING PLAIN and COWRS PHOtH: 67S.116o OPP. 1&0 DEPOT PT. PLEASANT ' ay·Jeinle ~ ~ng Wr11nglt~rs Co-ordinated Sets · $J.98 Poo~ Boy Shells ~:.. _ - .I t -I ~,,. ' ·' FABRICS TOAFO Values to 4.98 yd. You Get Precisely What Doctor Orders SUNDAY MEIGS MOTORCYCLE Club Scrambels Racea at Club arotmc1s, s11 mnll8 J10rlb or l'omeroJ on u. s. Route 33,1 Sunda,y, June 5 at 1:30 p. DL Values to 1.49 yd. <EST). Sale Junior High Honor R0II I Is Announced Sale 1.49 Sheers 89c ., yd. yd. &Summer eDrip Drys eSIIk O~:::J eBiteding Mildra& eBetter CoHons t Coiton Bltnds eBrococlts e100% D•cron The Fabri~ Sh•p Accuracy Is a highly important ingredient in any prescription. Your registered pharmacist is thoroughly CJU~tlified, by years -~ of professional trafriing .and &X• perience, to follow "doctor's or• ders" with utmost precision. ·' r Rely on Us~ All Your t...SCnptl~ . . f" ' .~..- ..... ' ' 'J • ~ ; MOST ALL ARE 45" WIDE • M.if & ·se~~nd 1 Str~i~~~ .I' GO PRICES ON Unacramble lheaefour.lumhlet, one lettar to eaeh llqUBIO, to Jorm four ordinary wordo. RACINE, 0. wY .J.BSr' •.lf2 ., , Mj~· ~"~ ~IPen\lrey •. • fit~ ·~:to &err. ' .... ~.':· H;,: R~W~I,~Gs­ ' f2·91 RACINE DEPT. STORE < Carolina Lumbe~ & Supply BRW Hdwe. &Leather Supply Seersucker -" Re~au · ,;.\~t • Ladies3 Pee. Simple to apply l s4 95 Phone \192.2774 SW;isher·I _10h,e . Gallon now only BERMUDA SHORTS CON'CENTRATE ASK OUR AlAa EXPERT FOR PACTS much more. MENS FOREMAN & ABBOn ·----..-· Ride with The Dodge Boys~'=' St/uer Run B'ble Sch 1 Is Announced 'Senior, Junior BYf Gro·ups ;Enjoy Outing BRITE-WHITE HOUSE PAINT 0 0 .' f·~!i. M 1,.) , '·• Singer Safes & Service McCall's Pattem1•1i WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND Open D1lly 9:00 teo 7:tJO.-.:.FrldiY Til 8 E. MAIN ST. Slturdly Til 9 WY 2-3975 POMEROY. r POMEROY CloYd ThuncNy After,..nl 0,1n Sit. TU ' GRADED U.S. GOOD NSTEAK - lb. 98d 3 2 ..s.1 - ----~ ---==- - �'' I ., '' '' ' aAil~ . OOOOLI and INUI'I'Y SMITH ··--- ' .tl; PII!VASSWELL --__,-! GIVE ITTO ME, ELVINEV !! 'I'D LOVE! TO ~r '''- ffAVE' IT \ .... I ·t- ,. II!N (ASIY l • .W. .I. . .------------··1 FERTILIZER ANTIQUE Orga&. Ma)el Parlter llull Road, Ilaupvillt, RLI. I I 311 Lindmark's Got MRYTHING DATING, PLIIMII!NG, Rurll llqlo1 Bottle GaL Arlold Brothers, 818 B. .:Mall St., Pomeroy, t II lfo nRL GR~ phnnb!q aad beating, MlDamllle, Oblo. li:n4 your sewer lrGuble. We ~" all tile sewer lael.~erata. WY 14S7f, daJ or aiSbL til PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST Plain or wttb pspperon~ awago, mushroom, tiam or eombinations. .......ItO Ctrry.Out ....._ CALL WY 2-9905 l'lck up At G. & G. CAPI Ill W. MAIN POMEROY 1965 OIVROI.ET Impala ·" ••·• $'695 THAT'S ooo:.• Super Si>olt Coupe, black 'l'lnyl top, llndalwooci flao Ish, aU 'rinyllnterior, with bucket aeall, v.a engine, automatic trauslillaalon;· power steering and ll!'aket, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tim, sbows J1ttlt ..wear, radio, heater, a rell buy. I AH CAIN'T READ'n41$ O NE., NEITHER!.• . 1965 allVROLET lnipala ••• •• • $2295 Hardtep coupe, llandard transmlasloa, power aleBI' • · ln'g, locally owned, only 12,000 mUes, beautiful fawn • Interior, maroon over beige exterior finish. Spare never used, spotless tbrougboul ' 1964 CORVAIR Deluxe .,....... $1095 2 Dr. Turquoise finish, 'Jinyl Interior, good tires, dlo, beater, std. lra118. 2 Door. De!UJ:t Interior, good whitewall tir.ei, white finlah, radio and heater. 1958 Doclg• ' 2 Dr._ $295 e eyL engine, ltd. trana. Goad tlra1, beater. Clelll Interior. BeJga flnlab. ·~ 1958 Chiv.iJj,. , · Impala Cpt $291 1956 CheY. V8 4 Dr.- $169 ' . For Sale - . )f Th*~lltr v.. wil,~l'or ALifwiM GROVER'$ STUDIO WY 2-2471 .._•., ....,. ud IJatb. Te mluulla drift from l'ealerof Roota 141, llarriloavl1lo Rd or Rent lito ri'ORY frame boma, I noms 8lld bath, leeated 011 Broadway, 'Middleport. CaB Albert M. Om, Brol:er, 9111u from t Ill II a. m. 1 I ---.,-,,..--- * WMtecl To Buy YE:ireirwf: WY U321 ar WY IIJid pairs, alolb awalugs ud pllrs, porc11 oallu,.., Mlsl 1IEVIVAL at lbe C bt at t r Cburcb of God Ia cenlllluln& 1nw the tourtla - - . ~tart· illg at 7:30 each eveol118. ..~ S1le 11110 MODEL T.. GMC truck, priced 1o sell. Also, A FarmaD traclor ~. Delbert Lllwaon, Portland, uy time alter 1:30 p. m. I I 3tp LUSTRE FOAM Is gusnmll!eci 14 be lba best earpet •l..ner """' For WY:J-2191 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98 ·• .. otly '$495 Automatic. 4 Door Sedan, apolless cleaa Interior, triglnal Ugbt green flnisb, automatic tranmdnloa, power ateerlng and brakes, factory air tondjtloned, radio, beater. 1956Buidc 4 Dr.' 'I· your borne lnm tnll, •"'*'9Bchea, oc:orplonl, silverfish, wasps IIIII - ... llllldt of lep1 papen. A=~~ blrlll rocords and almost ~ab~lejat~Km~s~llulld;::en~PA:~~JGI;.ber;d~,.~"';lu.;l;:ll~~~~ Oo, MlddlaporL I • . _ 1- n ·, Pt• IIJ t 19 lOic ONE HUFFY PAINTING - Interior and uterlor, hourly or cootract, rates reasonable. Phone 9921180. Homer r.t. Briley. I :17 6tp I 2 3bo Emplovn-t Wlmwa IIO'Cage-=11::-,.-an.,..ll-work,- any kind. PhoDe lt'J.6M3. ---:-:-:---:-G_I_3_1e_ Niir whltawall ~s, 4..11*4 Rtd body, IOOd blaCt top. ;;;,- be white flnlsb, nd Interior, radio beat• · Extra good wlalw tlrea. : : : : : ; Mottcot IIOIJSI!KEEPER lor elderly ladjo. Mwl live Ill. Room, baord IDd &cod lillary, CaD -70H for in&etileW. I 1 Ito IIOU8£ ..-- ,.b.tma, $1.21 per 1111111'. Cd lf!lr I, VI • ..;I;;;;II.::.L-,-- -•- I:IUIIp Giv• A!Niy a WY 1-2151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO - TUYa IRAILDS AND . ·' CAMPERS llalll YOIIf ~tlolll ror a.::tall·N- IIG lEND 1'~.\ll,E~ $AUS ..,. , .::.:'.::;:· ; wru., l'hoM or Cont11t JIM CARNAHAN 51- UUTI U4 AUrnecnw CorpGe Iloa '' .,~; COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT OOIIIIIel. Gordo:; H. 8wlaber, mer. Aces 1ML Call SH J. """Mre, Oblo. 1'1.- llM f. &13tp . Your Chevrolet Dealer fOEAil auJtar player IDd drum~a =~,_.., =- ~~~il rn~~~~. ~ ::,. ' ' ' All Klnda fllleocl l•v- Allin Oeea Place t.wllngs Hond• 5•1• =;:-;;=;---- 1 *795 DICK RAWLINGS' CATI'LE OILER l'fos>.O.Wlki. IDdudea taco n, fighter, DJID. Warl WuW. eral feeder llld a •"'"'atJc BUU.OOZER work, Rea8008ble ca111e oiler. AUiborlzed deaJ. Phooe 11112-2201. I 2 wtc er for OllUi IDd Melp there, Dr.>u.:lctle' . . II ONI OPTHI IIICIIlT PIOPLII ... CALL W1nted about n.. SALES & SERVIa seeu It Guy Bing'~ at Bradbury or caU 992-7896. I I lie RONDA 150 fmlcta. Auto. trana. power ateerlq, Jan mower, I H.P. RPM 3600, pracUcaUy new, pr1co Pt. A. H. Dural, Syracuse, Oblo. Ph. 992-211G. I I nt GREAT LAKES bouOe trailer, J bedroom. Phoae IIIU162. _,_.J 1962 BIJIQ( ConY.·· $1595 DArtY CROSSWORD '1. wall i5 HOT ONEt... . 1960 TR-3 ROADSTER AUCTIONEER I ;.'!':' .:~~ on t he $99 IACINL OHIO Rev. Bobby Porter of Lorain, Obio, EvangeUaL Paator Rev. Dalt Tborllloa. !Jpeclol lingill8 each evening. Every· body welcome. I 211 stp IE!.IJNG wr aB,...... nll!lii erawlon (ball ·gmva, ball fishing olze). Take 'em awayl you have ever wed or your Joba Mobler, IAadlnJ Creet money back. Electric ~barn' Road, Middleport, Ohio. Ph. pooer rental I 2 ttc 19Z-7JA I 21 Wp I'M YOUR . BEST I!'RIEND, DEIJCIOUB Bomemaclt Pilla, Marsha, but I doa't know bow IOc:, 7lc, IDd rLIIO 11-. 0. lo tell ytu this, Your nil II luxe Pllza, $1..58. Jaek'o Dill- dirty, Suggest you rent a 17 lllr, lllddlellorl. 1J I Uc Glamorene Electrl< Ra g ilEGINNING May 11 you eau Shampooer for only $2 a day buy leo at lba Davis Ice at lhe Star Supply Co., IllPlant on Sunday from 8 1 , cllle, _ (Jilio. _ 6 J II• m. lo $ p. m. Fun-Titne Spedall Open Eves Til 9 ~==:1 ==~=-:-:==~,.. PIIO'ro CopJIDI Senlce. ~ ' ba~ement ___...,. Pomeroy . Motor Co." weeDed? Lost yeur ar'l lleeDse! Call WY 1 15 Ue 1;0~ I At Y- ChMrolet Dialer _ ~~~~·~ - !""""-':: · ":'.:="-1BOUSECLEANINGT Old feiU. Wl!dnesdq Y1a11or of ... loned fnrallure, plcbere Smith. frames, dlshO!, other items. =;;;-;-;.;;---:--;:-= --;;;-:Wbal do you ban? can . or ARAB killl JIHII bestl Free . . . 8lld ...... Wllbed noll. BID Bailly, Reedsville. ""'· I I .... W8l8. I 1J Uo boo porc11 ......., Dale pel lupply, Ill Ulloa Oblo. I U AtrCTION _,.. ._ J'rldaJ, June S, at 7:10 p.m. at Ad· ams Tradlnc f'Git, Main st., I Rulland, Ohio. OoaiiRuln& .,. see Comer AnUque Shop, ' ery Friday niSI!t ll8lil furlll. Mlddleptrt, Olllo. WY Z.2115t. ' tr IIDiiol. Jim cirubu, AI» 117 30tc . lloneer. 11rinC II your l)oodl; · , Ph. ,.. 1Q willuti, aeDJim lhem Alor ,.a. MO...LBS. May pgerlb, applt. IJc lb. d am I, lb. wUd lie lb.. Owner $ 3! 6tc Goldeel Sail rL71 ., lfnS"Dg BRAkE SERVIa BlaeHnars .. . . .:i(' .$\l 1957 Dodge VI 4 Dr.- $249 IXPERIENCED and GASULINI! ALLEY · The patch Automatle tra111. VB e&pne, clean Interior. Jla. dlo and bflteJt., _ ,. ·· Std. 'l'taDJ. SklfM 1'HG' t:EePeSr RIVER •• . • SPECIALS 1962 CHEVY 112 DOOR .......... $895 CLIMB lHS HIGHEST MOUNTAIIJ.,. 1964 FALCON ·................. $1295 4 Dr. Low mileage by local lady owner, whitewall tlr. u show little weer,. automatic trau., radio and beater, beige flnlah, fawn vinyl Interior, llucket 18111, ihowroom elean and one you'D Ukt. a acn I'D JUNE .· flo 196'3 CORVAIR MONZA ..,....... $1395 WHEEL AliGNMENT sO IGNOAE!Tff,: WHUT WE DON'T KNOW WON'T' HURTUS .~' ' I SEEKING UN.D. I '~ .~ • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII - . ly HAROLD GRAY ---- :. �'' I ., '' '' ' aAil~ . OOOOLI and INUI'I'Y SMITH ··--- ' .tl; PII!VASSWELL --__,-! GIVE ITTO ME, ELVINEV !! 'I'D LOVE! TO ~r '''- ffAVE' IT \ .... I ·t- ,. II!N (ASIY l • .W. .I. . .------------··1 FERTILIZER ANTIQUE Orga&. Ma)el Parlter llull Road, Ilaupvillt, RLI. I I 311 Lindmark's Got MRYTHING DATING, PLIIMII!NG, Rurll llqlo1 Bottle GaL Arlold Brothers, 818 B. .:Mall St., Pomeroy, t II lfo nRL GR~ phnnb!q aad beating, MlDamllle, Oblo. li:n4 your sewer lrGuble. We ~" all tile sewer lael.~erata. WY 14S7f, daJ or aiSbL til PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST Plain or wttb pspperon~ awago, mushroom, tiam or eombinations. .......ItO Ctrry.Out ....._ CALL WY 2-9905 l'lck up At G. & G. CAPI Ill W. MAIN POMEROY 1965 OIVROI.ET Impala ·" ••·• $'695 THAT'S ooo:.• Super Si>olt Coupe, black 'l'lnyl top, llndalwooci flao Ish, aU 'rinyllnterior, with bucket aeall, v.a engine, automatic trauslillaalon;· power steering and ll!'aket, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tim, sbows J1ttlt ..wear, radio, heater, a rell buy. I AH CAIN'T READ'n41$ O NE., NEITHER!.• . 1965 allVROLET lnipala ••• •• • $2295 Hardtep coupe, llandard transmlasloa, power aleBI' • · ln'g, locally owned, only 12,000 mUes, beautiful fawn • Interior, maroon over beige exterior finish. Spare never used, spotless tbrougboul ' 1964 CORVAIR Deluxe .,....... $1095 2 Dr. Turquoise finish, 'Jinyl Interior, good tires, dlo, beater, std. lra118. 2 Door. De!UJ:t Interior, good whitewall tir.ei, white finlah, radio and heater. 1958 Doclg• ' 2 Dr._ $295 e eyL engine, ltd. trana. Goad tlra1, beater. Clelll Interior. BeJga flnlab. ·~ 1958 Chiv.iJj,. , · Impala Cpt $291 1956 CheY. V8 4 Dr.- $169 ' . For Sale - . )f Th*~lltr v.. wil,~l'or ALifwiM GROVER'$ STUDIO WY 2-2471 .._•., ....,. ud IJatb. Te mluulla drift from l'ealerof Roota 141, llarriloavl1lo Rd or Rent lito ri'ORY frame boma, I noms 8lld bath, leeated 011 Broadway, 'Middleport. CaB Albert M. Om, Brol:er, 9111u from t Ill II a. m. 1 I ---.,-,,..--- * WMtecl To Buy YE:ireirwf: WY U321 ar WY IIJid pairs, alolb awalugs ud pllrs, porc11 oallu,.., Mlsl 1IEVIVAL at lbe C bt at t r Cburcb of God Ia cenlllluln& 1nw the tourtla - - . ~tart· illg at 7:30 each eveol118. ..~ S1le 11110 MODEL T.. GMC truck, priced 1o sell. Also, A FarmaD traclor ~. Delbert Lllwaon, Portland, uy time alter 1:30 p. m. I I 3tp LUSTRE FOAM Is gusnmll!eci 14 be lba best earpet •l..ner """' For WY:J-2191 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98 ·• .. otly '$495 Automatic. 4 Door Sedan, apolless cleaa Interior, triglnal Ugbt green flnisb, automatic tranmdnloa, power ateerlng and brakes, factory air tondjtloned, radio, beater. 1956Buidc 4 Dr.' 'I· your borne lnm tnll, •"'*'9Bchea, oc:orplonl, silverfish, wasps IIIII - ... llllldt of lep1 papen. A=~~ blrlll rocords and almost ~ab~lejat~Km~s~llulld;::en~PA:~~JGI;.ber;d~,.~"';lu.;l;:ll~~~~ Oo, MlddlaporL I • . _ 1- n ·, Pt• IIJ t 19 lOic ONE HUFFY PAINTING - Interior and uterlor, hourly or cootract, rates reasonable. Phone 9921180. Homer r.t. Briley. I :17 6tp I 2 3bo Emplovn-t Wlmwa IIO'Cage-=11::-,.-an.,..ll-work,- any kind. PhoDe lt'J.6M3. ---:-:-:---:-G_I_3_1e_ Niir whltawall ~s, 4..11*4 Rtd body, IOOd blaCt top. ;;;,- be white flnlsb, nd Interior, radio beat• · Extra good wlalw tlrea. : : : : : ; Mottcot IIOIJSI!KEEPER lor elderly ladjo. Mwl live Ill. Room, baord IDd &cod lillary, CaD -70H for in&etileW. I 1 Ito IIOU8£ ..-- ,.b.tma, $1.21 per 1111111'. Cd lf!lr I, VI • ..;I;;;;II.::.L-,-- -•- I:IUIIp Giv• A!Niy a WY 1-2151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO - TUYa IRAILDS AND . ·' CAMPERS llalll YOIIf ~tlolll ror a.::tall·N- IIG lEND 1'~.\ll,E~ $AUS ..,. , .::.:'.::;:· ; wru., l'hoM or Cont11t JIM CARNAHAN 51- UUTI U4 AUrnecnw CorpGe Iloa '' .,~; COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT OOIIIIIel. Gordo:; H. 8wlaber, mer. Aces 1ML Call SH J. """Mre, Oblo. 1'1.- llM f. &13tp . Your Chevrolet Dealer fOEAil auJtar player IDd drum~a =~,_.., =- ~~~il rn~~~~. ~ ::,. ' ' ' All Klnda fllleocl l•v- Allin Oeea Place t.wllngs Hond• 5•1• =;:-;;=;---- 1 *795 DICK RAWLINGS' CATI'LE OILER l'fos>.O.Wlki. IDdudea taco n, fighter, DJID. Warl WuW. eral feeder llld a •"'"'atJc BUU.OOZER work, Rea8008ble ca111e oiler. AUiborlzed deaJ. Phooe 11112-2201. I 2 wtc er for OllUi IDd Melp there, Dr.>u.:lctle' . . II ONI OPTHI IIICIIlT PIOPLII ... CALL W1nted about n.. SALES & SERVIa seeu It Guy Bing'~ at Bradbury or caU 992-7896. I I lie RONDA 150 fmlcta. Auto. trana. power ateerlq, Jan mower, I H.P. RPM 3600, pracUcaUy new, pr1co Pt. A. H. Dural, Syracuse, Oblo. Ph. 992-211G. I I nt GREAT LAKES bouOe trailer, J bedroom. Phoae IIIU162. _,_.J 1962 BIJIQ( ConY.·· $1595 DArtY CROSSWORD '1. wall i5 HOT ONEt... . 1960 TR-3 ROADSTER AUCTIONEER I ;.'!':' .:~~ on t he $99 IACINL OHIO Rev. Bobby Porter of Lorain, Obio, EvangeUaL Paator Rev. Dalt Tborllloa. !Jpeclol lingill8 each evening. Every· body welcome. I 211 stp IE!.IJNG wr aB,...... nll!lii erawlon (ball ·gmva, ball fishing olze). Take 'em awayl you have ever wed or your Joba Mobler, IAadlnJ Creet money back. Electric ~barn' Road, Middleport, Ohio. Ph. pooer rental I 2 ttc 19Z-7JA I 21 Wp I'M YOUR . BEST I!'RIEND, DEIJCIOUB Bomemaclt Pilla, Marsha, but I doa't know bow IOc:, 7lc, IDd rLIIO 11-. 0. lo tell ytu this, Your nil II luxe Pllza, $1..58. Jaek'o Dill- dirty, Suggest you rent a 17 lllr, lllddlellorl. 1J I Uc Glamorene Electrl< Ra g ilEGINNING May 11 you eau Shampooer for only $2 a day buy leo at lba Davis Ice at lhe Star Supply Co., IllPlant on Sunday from 8 1 , cllle, _ (Jilio. _ 6 J II• m. lo $ p. m. Fun-Titne Spedall Open Eves Til 9 ~==:1 ==~=-:-:==~,.. PIIO'ro CopJIDI Senlce. ~ ' ba~ement ___...,. Pomeroy . Motor Co." weeDed? Lost yeur ar'l lleeDse! Call WY 1 15 Ue 1;0~ I At Y- ChMrolet Dialer _ ~~~~·~ - !""""-':: · ":'.:="-1BOUSECLEANINGT Old feiU. Wl!dnesdq Y1a11or of ... loned fnrallure, plcbere Smith. frames, dlshO!, other items. =;;;-;-;.;;---:--;:-= --;;;-:Wbal do you ban? can . or ARAB killl JIHII bestl Free . . . 8lld ...... Wllbed noll. BID Bailly, Reedsville. ""'· I I .... W8l8. I 1J Uo boo porc11 ......., Dale pel lupply, Ill Ulloa Oblo. I U AtrCTION _,.. ._ J'rldaJ, June S, at 7:10 p.m. at Ad· ams Tradlnc f'Git, Main st., I Rulland, Ohio. OoaiiRuln& .,. see Comer AnUque Shop, ' ery Friday niSI!t ll8lil furlll. Mlddleptrt, Olllo. WY Z.2115t. ' tr IIDiiol. Jim cirubu, AI» 117 30tc . lloneer. 11rinC II your l)oodl; · , Ph. ,.. 1Q willuti, aeDJim lhem Alor ,.a. MO...LBS. May pgerlb, applt. IJc lb. d am I, lb. wUd lie lb.. Owner $ 3! 6tc Goldeel Sail rL71 ., lfnS"Dg BRAkE SERVIa BlaeHnars .. . . .:i(' .$\l 1957 Dodge VI 4 Dr.- $249 IXPERIENCED and GASULINI! ALLEY · The patch Automatle tra111. VB e&pne, clean Interior. Jla. dlo and bflteJt., _ ,. ·· Std. 'l'taDJ. SklfM 1'HG' t:EePeSr RIVER •• . • SPECIALS 1962 CHEVY 112 DOOR .......... $895 CLIMB lHS HIGHEST MOUNTAIIJ.,. 1964 FALCON ·................. $1295 4 Dr. Low mileage by local lady owner, whitewall tlr. u show little weer,. automatic trau., radio and beater, beige flnlah, fawn vinyl Interior, llucket 18111, ihowroom elean and one you'D Ukt. a acn I'D JUNE .· flo 196'3 CORVAIR MONZA ..,....... $1395 WHEEL AliGNMENT sO IGNOAE!Tff,: WHUT WE DON'T KNOW WON'T' HURTUS .~' ' I SEEKING UN.D. I '~ .~ • LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII - . ly HAROLD GRAY ---- :. �' ,. : .. . .. ~ ., II~~~ I·~ . ~. I ., ~ . ' .... ·'· .' -'· ., • . .: ··J :.- li • .if .r,' ·(' ' •-, 1 '. ~~~ttamp Arrowhead·wm·' ·ELBERFELDS . IN PCiMERbY.qrj "~·~" 'Jl1,;r~ oq ~ . , Open for Camping June 26 . Boy Scout camp ArrvWlii;;~ wlll open for Seoub on June 11!. The i!Wf Is almost l""'!plete and will begin training' June 12 at Camp ArrOwbncL !!:!!! St~.!ird :wilt be WilUaQl Russell. Assistant Dining Hall Stewanls are T. C. Smltb and Stephen Wan!. Cook's . Wllllam B~ Burkhart Ae•lsllllg the ranger, Mr. Earl King, Lloyd G. Evans, Chalnnan of lie John Davis llDbert RelmOIIQ the Tri-state Area .Council and Blll r.ewis, Stephen Camping Commlttee, sa1d I,OOO man is the camp clerk. Scouts are expected en camp Sam Crawford, Chairman during the summer seaaon. the Facilities Commlttee, Robert Alexander, Program working to have the phy1ocal Chairman for the Camp, an· plant ready for of camp. nounced the following staff men.• Dr. Richard E. Chairbees for 1966: Richard E. Me- man of the Promotions Cray, lll, Director of Program. tee, said 58 Boy Scout Program Specialjsts are James have signed up to camp F. Boggess, Randy Chitwood, Camp Arrowhead under Bruce Bannerman. Rod Garges, own leadership. 'fh.rc are David Lemona. and Pat Haun. enings the Jasl twe weelts Aqcatics Director is Charles A. camp for •ddltlon•l troops, Broh. Aquatics Specialists are: cording to Dr. MrCray. Mike Harris, Bob Gregg, Steve Scoutmasters of any Pennington. Assistant Direc- . wishing to attend camp sbould tor of the Rifle Range will be 1 contact the local Boy Scout navid Chapman. Steve Lewis 1 flee. Parents are invited to ~ill direct the trading post. , it Scouts on Thursday, the The rook for camp this year~ their boys are In camp. Spe<,lall will be Mrs. Ella Tabor. This . parents night program conwill be her ninth year for cool;· , dueled by lhe Order of the Ar· ing at camp. Her assistant will row will be the highlight of the be Mrs. Gladys Wentz. Dining visitor's program. ' 0 0 '• ' • • 0 0 ·0 0 Saturdav evening. furniture, Floor Coverings,../i Apparel for your family. '. . ° /1 ' ·- - .,. 0 o'l-_\. 0 0' . are open .until'9 '. I .. .' '.·· ... ~ '. ' -,, .' ' .• /. . I. .' l .. Beef cattle .prtees. In MidMay averagec\ t23 per bunclredwelgbt, compired with $21.50 1 ' month earlier. Wbolesale mlik prices In mid-May averaged lUI per hundredweight, down 15 cenls from mid-April. Imporis Chaage In ienmJ. 11m llllmala llave a llonr lieart rate titan small anlmalo. 'J'he huiDID ·heart !IIII'Diall1 baabl 12 timell I llflaute, Llra:e There bas baen a gradual shift in the eompoeltlon of U.S. agrlcultoral Imports during the past five yelll'll, to a survey by the Foreign !ural Service. The supplementary Imports have been 1nereuJni while tbe antmall, llld1 u eleplwitr and lionel. hl:re 1 belrt l!eat of bettrNA 20 to 40 tlliles JIIZ' mhaute. In been dom..Uc foWl· U.. rate II pjementary btlweeJJ1110 .... 1110 and Ill IUve or with domestic mentary :::~~lt:c.; • iii.t or C:sllila rht ·' l I Ha& llnPor"· The are DOII<OIIIIJIIIIYt. ··-- \ . . i• tf<iiJAf, ji,jj,jC .i, 1 CANNON · llze 21 by 40 lllehd. 2.. WIDI rte $1..ao . . . ,., . l : ' ·, =:h,... Wu Cloth• Te . ...........pace ,· ' · I YDO • • Buatlf~( pas!!!! ~~.,, .. 3 br'*' . . .KITCIIN rown5 . cotton, ••b- AD Very· ent .COloMa! pd dur· able. CbeckJ,I!Id stripes. Fringed ends. 15~ by 30 l.ncllet. .3 ,., Ji;Of) Five Killed in At Austin Powder RIEGEL PillOW CASU 100% COltOn. Fjlsi c:olcW. $,!1kY 10ft. d ~IIG inch._ FIOnl destH·Ip. -~ ·~tall ~a, es. pblb olotfl W: Ud wblte and wblt4Jtlt colored border 1r1111. · $J-OO •PIIr ,, KRDEHLER 44x19~x29~·H Cape Cod by Kroehler ia the early American f'urnllule ch0100 bY people i:lum 8D1 other. And for ~oorl re810DI. Cape CtJd 1'urnllule ia made of oolld 1Wd rock 11111ple-to the ccne. Hand-rubbed finls)w in mr-t bJ:own Maple ""' mellow and warm. Filet rata quality, authentic design. fiatureo and traditional Colonialliylinl-lllllftl aaorl 18111001 to make C~pe Cod port·of )'Oia early Amerlcm oettlng; Pieces lhown above: flmCtlonal wall llllita for use in bedroomo, library and den; opaclcmo cbeotl; double and twin-ollze , bedo, dask and nicht table. All priced lower now than over bofon. See them today. Aok about our oonvenient budget payme~~t plm. 30ll17li30·H · Hud P•ntl 31·1nchH H foot Pantl1 G·fndlft H E.=f a. t-o..- NlllhtToblo 2011fl1211·H ' I. 30li111<48~H 30x17>130-H CORDUROY Pltows· closing.· With ~ppered · Unuaual . Ylluei 12 ' tound and ~ bOz =::-11-r:r* Magnalite Cookware SPORT DENIM RUG SAMPLES ae• wlrltli. Maeblnt wub· Gold. R~g~~lar $8.95 COVERED SAUCEPAN$ 2 Quart Family 51,. .. $1-oo .... 19c CANNoN. 15c. Lar~ Rogular $14.95 OVAL ROASTERS IS" liD, holdiiO tb.lowl or l<IUivalont taotl. MNI rack Included $11-99 SALI SALE otrl!l<o and $(}· 99 . RUBBER ,. .. · ~ RuGS ' JUichiDJ tollill. 69c Po .· •1.69 BONDE X llan~ Iron On Tape ...,. llonclex Jean Pah:htl ··· . . . SoCk Pitchll lilli$1(1ltlt!~ Binding ....... _ : • ChJhs Stoay'~~ . Colorlag ..,work T•x•••· . .Diftlngloob·P.-.,.Ioob . .. '' . -,gu~arlll JOc·fo ~c. A flM ""Cilotl ol..•lm tall IM·flrll floor- Your choice thlllllll· For mendllljl and decoratlf!ll anpthlllji!IOII lllln ll'ollall colora. . · · Rogular $12.95 DUTCH OVINJ 11110'' dla-or, 6 quart alzo, Incl..... 1111111 rack FOAM · far Sporllweor;BUP<O'(~, llrQM eto. BoiUllflll Car· ~.so · SALE$6•99 ,._ able. 100% eotlo!t. ldW · Dlacontl.liued patterns of bealitllul Lee . /. Seafoam, Be!Je, Meloa, DANDIIoTIID DRIP DRY · lUST RECEIVED! BIG SHIPMEN'J' at . lbaJiel, ~ II PoiJI. urethane llftliL COlon: 6-Drawer Chest 37>19xllx44l'·H lALII WAGNER WARI ·~ ·. \\ Durable, ~eotton, fast eolor. · · IIJe, Slltped ~rderi. 40ori~N F. 2-llacW·~ C. 1·Dra-lklakcllt been DISH QOTHS . ' ', . G. 3-Drowor Chesl ao.t'/do.N H.t-D_D_ D. 2·Door Cabino! A. PJntl Bod GmVlNG READY- Pomeroy,.street department com miss! Re ·d 1 ' '· ~lily tbe past several !lays getting the new docking facilig:rini 1th W P an~ other village employ~ have bonts •~~~' tbe Blg Bend Regatta Weekend, June 10. . The new bo~t d:Crverill bprepallaraUon for !lie arnval of 12 40 O!i J\foe, l5 and anyone wanllng to retaiil a space ahould cont t to hall . 8 w . e av able for summer rental ac wn IIDDiediBtely, Mayor Charles Legar fu. dicated.-8enUnel photo . ' SPECIAU · Colonial favorites priced low for bi 9 S8Vi ngs 4-DrawerDesk •' Saltl . 15c to 59c pq. 29c and 49c Jl!l, 29c plcjl, .ol. 511 . 10c yd. ~· DOMINION 20 INCH PORTABLE . ' l ·Price ELECTRIC FANS r )' ) ...' For ef:liclent coolin& use u an exhautt liD clurlnl tbo evenlnf boun to exhaust bot air. During the bat ~llibl hours, Ule u an Intake !an to elrculate lbe cool alr' lnoide the room. 2 opeects. . ~0.95 2 speed electrically revenlblt, 20 lnclt Portable Electric F1111. FAMILY SIZE · · ~9.95 ' . . TAJ TEFLON COATED ELECfRlC GRIDDLES GriU. two' or three foodt at one Ume. Rugged Cll!t Aluminum, with over :tOO II<(U81'e lncheo of l!rlllin,. apace. Heat controll!ld spatula lucluded. • ,QRlHO .... a¥·'· G ... PRODUm ' . ,, ' ,·· .. lftli~. fu~ldfl, peltfcldt, and I ' ' , · ·· l ' 1' • ·'I "'' ·~··, ' I t•riulm. >·. MAHAL . ·. .A'R EA• ....f 'f·t.•u:t:;;·s· .I· · 1 } .. OVal - ~ POe ,...., F.rlba'etl ·hta'}' .back:' colcii1r.l Belp, AYOcado,'G'old, 'l't-'- lfone)o, qpbeiL ., · llr~llr'.S.9$ ·221142 i, 10 ...,•., $12.95 .311x54 s.btullr $17;9$-421166 JILBERFEI,DS ARE HEADQUARTERS FOil .I from ... I Very alil9rbtnt U.S. Farmers Take Losses In Unseasonal Price Slump --,,.----,,.... Mid-May prices received .. eggs average 33.~ cenla n'ilj!!!! dozen, down 5.1 cent or II cent from a month earner. ..JUi---- average AprO-May deollne fGr egg prices Is 5 per COI!L ·~· • • e'n ttne ' .. •'. '· --~ -', ~· . . :rowas ,. pe!J. Size 27138. SALE WASHINGTON (UP!) - Aj year earlier. Greater • tbari • seasonal de· Farm costs were unchanged cline in egg prices, a drop of .50 !for the month, remaining at 333 cents per bunJlredwelght In the Iper cent of the 19111-14 base peprice of beef cattle, and a 15- :riod. Farm costs In M~y were cents cut In the price of whole- 3 per . cent above those of .a sale milk caused average farm year earlier. prices to fall ~ . fourths ol The parity ratio of f a r m 1 per cent durmg the. month prices to farm costs dropped a ended May 15, the Agf!culture point to 79 in May. The ratio Department reports. was 78 in May, 1965. (Parity Is Higher prices for oranges, ap- the price needed to put the valpies, and wheat were not ue of commodities sold by fal'll> enougb to offset the overall ers on a par with the cost of drop. The decline left farm things they must buy - tbeoretprices 5 per cent above those a itcally a fair return for their products.) \ ' • • ' ' ', I • a ,.· BAtH· Now, three preferred pieces of the llUlSI oougbl after Cookware. On the Form Front ' --- lndu8trial Worker Family High in Food Store Buying for meat, industrial workers' families were found at the v~ry top of the scale along with h1gh income families. The study ported that these famiUes do not purchase large quantities steak or other fancy ed ruts, but do sUck to the more staple products of tlle fresh meat department - beef and pork roasts, meats for and stews, chop.o and Bmoked products. In the grocery and non-foods department, industrial worker families were significantly bet· ter customers for a wide variety of products. These included apparel and accessories, appie butter, dried beans, dry and canned beans and peas, canned chill and Me><lcan foods, okra and canned greens, hominy. canned meat spreads and franks , mops and mo bandies, and starch. Super market& In industrial neighborhoods appear weakest, ac.•ordlng to the study, In the sales of frozen loods. Higher prices and the willingness of the older industrial worker housewife to spend .more ttme prepartng a meal may be work· ing against extensive purchases of frozen foods, the study said, but It suggested that a well or· ganlzed program of education stressing the per-serving omy of frozen foods plus of preparation should be sertous consideration. ' . ·- ------ The Industrial worker family, althou11h the itCI)nd lowest ol the courilry'i flve major con· sumer groups in income, is the second hjgliest in food store spending per capita. Thi-; and other new findings are repurled In the massive "Consumer Dynamics In the Super Market" Study sponsored by Progressive Grocer Maga· zine In co-operation with The Kroger Company, the nation's third largest food retailer, and the Reuben H. Donnelley Cor· poration. a leading research firm an~ of the most significant findings to evolve from the study of industrial workers' shopping hablto Is the excep\i>nal amount of shopping thai is done by the male shopper. ''Whatever the motivation might be, the male has a greater than average, influence on shopping decisions in industrial worker families," the study said. Industrial wtll'ker families were found by the study to be excellent customers for certaln types of dairy products. For example, the industrial lll!ighhorhood super market sells 22 per cent more milk, 24 per rent more •111•. 26 per cent more ·refrigerated biscuits and 21 per cent more prepared sal· ads that the average super market. In percentage of dollars spent ~ .:·fot.y()ur howe anC:I Wearing \ . . ·e..· . 0 II l ...... ' ' I ·.··, \ t. ' ,, •<'> I:,' I .I I •• . • : . ' .. ;Oot 1illl .. . ' ·· '" $12.00 · Dies Thursday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 2, 1966 dooley stephens stover walker weaver