https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2ecddeb866b1d45a8e1b8cc2a84d750f.pdf 7fdc63fd00bd4c007fad1337053624a1 PDF Text Text ' ,. : .. . .. ~ ., 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 �., ... " I . ,) '' ( I ,; r 1,. ' ' . " ,, TO INTEREST 0P .IG!I.fM,SON AREA S. Owen, PllbUaher !i!iolltor :J'anlll'h!U, Editor every afternoon \ excep1 Sunda~ by Tile Ohio Va~ Company;· 110 Meehan!< Ohio 45769. Business Of Editorial phone ,,...,,« I ~ Sutiscrlptl•on ratoo: Delivered by car available, liS cents per week advance at the Daily SenU. $18.20; six montha $9.10: • •iiiiiil!~u •s.90. ily Motor Route whore carrier service not avaflable on• UJIO. By mall one year '10.00: $5.25; Three months, ,3.00 · Sense ,t ... it • I !1: Ji!""'' ;U a surprising amount of ig· In almost every American In the subject of economics. au!lject in the secondary and of higher learning the vast !'¥ll~'tstudents sbun the subject as f, bein& as dust, and yet it has more i \ to . their lives than anything in :~lit~~ . um. Economics is at the ¥ctf 1.J. daUon ot our daily lives, but w every hand persons of sup· pose erage Intelligence completely lgnoW!ll the fundamental principles of eiiilldnlcl'l They are buying things that theJIIQ,annot possibly afford In spite of the M ohheir families, who with each lllct'l!uiDI year of age require more of a fililiMiill ou!Iay. /i, If ( · I.,. . I !t. -. .,. ...........- . . , j I \ i r \ . : ~-la~t steer away from the Idea that a benevolent government is going to d~BJ! for everyone, and think ~-~ "1J · wn financial stability. Econo· 1 ~ , 'nes the size of the family inClliQ.Il!:ff kind of house you can live in, Db"' you expect a government subsidy to· p y part of the rent, the make of car you can drive, the number ·of child· ren Yf!IIIWI have, and stiU stay above the poverty level, and most Important of all ,WIIM~ ·;younger generations can look · IonvlHI to in their more mature years. There is even a stronger reason for be•;.Itt economically wise. It is not only CIO$e in..a..materlal sense, but will determine the political system, and even the ': ~ .-; !(!Wre of Individual freedom. : 1 ·'" .' ' : 0 People concerned with our Ignorance of econom!CI are beginning to make pro! lfea&, and some Improvement Is noted. i Eduet~ ;~~e realizing that the subject i mu-u.Wirted at an earlier age than hilh school. At the present time 20 percent oC!IIIth school students study the • .~ -'but In reality it should be re1all on the same basis as Eng· ~..,;,.. . . . ll)story. At the present time 75 .- ~ - of teachers of social science illn·W ·lwo or more courses in economlca, J.tJbt college level. : 1 i '· "··' I ·, l ; .,u,I ~ j I I . !j oJ.e,·aulhorlty on the subject has out· lined several points on the development of eeonomlc education. His first point ! Is to develop and test new teaching rna' terilll, .~otber is to improve teacher ' preparitlim, 1nd finally to build under· ~~ of economic principles into the fCh~. and mauy new approaches are ~ed. We certainly are aware ill ~<lletil, when we find many people Who are not even aware that you can not ·; aPitlai Jlllire than your income, and ex· ..pet ill :stay solvent. If our country is to stay healthy economically we must have pao~lii ·With enouib knowledge to real18-whewan admirilstratlon embarkl on a P¥111!1 tbat will be too cosily to aupport,, 11J!11 !o stop those even among our tlected''tepresentati ves, who seem to go merrily along with the spending of tht . )!vt_wned . money of their consUtut· lents: 'l'll!ies do change but the · fuildameotal principles of economics ar' the f.~!, !,IQW. as they w're at the dliwn of Wiittrn civilization.- t i ~ ! t ! 1 : ; ; 1 · . ! i • I llei!!l. that 110, I HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - At networks has hiformally tried several high places in the 1o practice this latest move of wasn't, because If ' their boso television networks these days, on..uprnanshlp on me in thinks tl\at ratings shouldn't get there is a sly new game in friendly conversation. The trou- so much publicity, who was I to which program executives publi- ble ts, of course, the networks argue with him? J. felt they ely deplore the publicity given are hardly consistent in their should do what 1heir boss to the ratings- which 1hey live altruistic propaganda. If they suggested-which was w stop . gel a bad rating, then the giving !'"bliclty ID the ratings. I . by. rating system is over • publi- told them to please deliver the As an admirer of spectacular cized. If they gel a good one, message ID him that I was on.. uprnanship, I must say that your phone never s!Dps ringing following his advice. I alway• I eovy, wilhoot reservation, the as it brings you the news. take a man at hla wor.d Tbe ·Soutbeutern Oblo Jle. breathtaking audacity of this As an example, a high ABC. glonal Couocll wW bold ill flril classic copout. TV officer, in a speech, IPII6 membership meellill ··at For what these gentlemen recently condemned the allenLake Hope on June 'II, II ·was are sayjng, in effect, Is that the don given to ra1ings in 1he aiiiiCIUliCed today by ~I Dabi· people ·who write about the press. I understaod he is quito lilr!!c~Gr· Tbe dlDI)er meet;. ratings system for newspapers a nice and intelligent fellow, 1nf! will lje open to all ""rnbera aod magazines (they don't have and therefore of course I look By Wayne G. Iirandlladl, M.D. of ttie SEORC. . to worry about lelevisioo, his at1ack with the usoal grain Q - I had my left br.,.st rebelieve me) are responsible for of salt, admiring all the while moved because of suspicious lis power. Tbis is something his tactics. cells. The surgeon said ,there As it happens, not long like saying that the reporter was no evidence of cancer. Of who writes about a murder is af1erward two ABC-TV publici- wba1 disease am I a victim? somehow responsible for ll, at ty representatives, on two A - II die saoplcioal tissues least party. In short, these separate occasions, called me of 1he removed· breast were e<· sentlemen, who have news taod countless other writers l to amined microscopically by 1 departmenls at their comrnaod uk if I was interes1ed In the competent pathologist and ·no -or at least nearby-sill! have ratings gathered by that evidence of cancer was found little conception of what new• network's Academy Award you are a' victim of a policy of Ia. better safe ·than soriy, but not of cancer. Tbis is of little surprise Q- I am If and my breash because most of these gentleare very large. Is there aoy· men are various degrees of thing I ean do to redllce ~m1 bookkeepers, accountsnls and 11 - Some peeple 'are lievOI' salesmen. But in case they are satisfied. An operation to rewondering why lbe ratings are mov~ sotne of the breast Usauo news, I am only too happy to could be done but Ia not advisexplain ID them : able. Taking· male liormones Gen11ernen, the ratings are might prevent aoy further denews because you make them velopment of your breasta.. but news. 'tlu Insist upon makinl they would probably also sUllen . them news because you rely your beard. Beiter lei well alrnest wholly on them In eooogh atone. makiDR your programming Q - I am If. Last month I decisions. II Is ' the essence of alarted w have a illght yellow news to determine where the discharge from my breasts, real base of power is-and the The term '1lfth column," What would cause this and what ratinga are the real base of which tmplleo a ruse aimllar power In television. You aren't should I do? In mllltary terms to that of A - Tbl• may dllappeu oponTherefore It would be bad the ancient Trojan horse, tsneously but If it JY!isb ·for reporting no1 ID cever the originated d u r i·n g the Spanlah civil war In lhe late :11 or 3 rnonUI! it may be ;an iDaspect that Is the crus of a 19301. When four rebel dlcation of a tumor of lbe pitudecl&ion. Tbe mo'1'ent you cive army columns were moving itary. If this is the ~ase, X-ray ligns of •lopping your reliance on Madrid, a general reon these abstract figures te treatments directed at thli ferred to bll miUtant IU(I:o Club ofliclall uplalned Tbunmake your decisions fOr you, glaod provid& the surest eure. portera within the Spanlah day lltal Spabn . would , aCI capital as hla "filth column," Q- I· · llave a ~ . elbow tile publicity, a• yeu caU It, will ioainly as pltcb!ni ooacll lOr llltent on underminln& reatop too because the raUns• which .)!uris . I ~1, ~Y·, the team. · llalanee from within. will no Ionaer be of Importance. thing. !low ·, ·rl41 ef II? . Durlna 1be past year or 111. 11buraltls ai1d · l IDmeooe from each of 1be tbree Council to· Meetlunel6 . At Lake Hope DOl10R SAYS ber. ., , , -r~~ .·..... . j(. Short SIMft' ' ' ... 1 ' :f! l • ••,.. .... ,,,. ··.2A9 . -·· .,... .. 2~" I t.l6 .. · .,. . ~-lCL- ' ,, PLAYWEAR HEADQUARTIRS · ,, · .• POMEROY . ... REGATYA CITY, JU~ DEALER STORE MIDDLEPolt, . N. 2ND AVE. HERE'S A BAR ' BIG TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCBf • ,. "< ,- ' \ 't . . . . . ,12 ·' oto·eo•- eu 1 . .. ~ eafe, for loq-:taa':' . storap. • TwiJII'ol\1elaiil EtEt-11: Veget.ble ~ • • Butter Com.-,1~1. • Rtmo\oable Ea · • DeepDoar . ~~ • Cq.1fi11ooe. . Wlllte. .. ·~ ..... . .' .... ' a.-. 'l1!iltl . U...aiC.. • VALLEY YQURS FOR otfY --..,__ . .' . ' ·.-ft~ ; Two ' !!lii!l••' • Four Cabi~ ODe alidi;'JI out. * . -.,.w Freezer baa tlhelfud~~ THE MONTH I .. Zero-OW• , . • Gi&Dt VALUE OF . ' . ' ,,,. ')J ,i. ' I ' . '' ,, �., ... " I . ,) '' ( I ,; r 1,. ' ' . " ,, TO INTEREST 0P .IG!I.fM,SON AREA S. Owen, PllbUaher !i!iolltor :J'anlll'h!U, Editor every afternoon \ excep1 Sunda~ by Tile Ohio Va~ Company;· 110 Meehan!< Ohio 45769. Business Of Editorial phone ,,...,,« I ~ Sutiscrlptl•on ratoo: Delivered by car available, liS cents per week advance at the Daily SenU. $18.20; six montha $9.10: • •iiiiiil!~u •s.90. ily Motor Route whore carrier service not avaflable on• UJIO. By mall one year '10.00: $5.25; Three months, ,3.00 · Sense ,t ... it • I !1: Ji!""'' ;U a surprising amount of ig· In almost every American In the subject of economics. au!lject in the secondary and of higher learning the vast !'¥ll~'tstudents sbun the subject as f, bein& as dust, and yet it has more i \ to . their lives than anything in :~lit~~ . um. Economics is at the ¥ctf 1.J. daUon ot our daily lives, but w every hand persons of sup· pose erage Intelligence completely lgnoW!ll the fundamental principles of eiiilldnlcl'l They are buying things that theJIIQ,annot possibly afford In spite of the M ohheir families, who with each lllct'l!uiDI year of age require more of a fililiMiill ou!Iay. /i, If ( · I.,. . I !t. -. .,. ...........- . . , j I \ i r \ . : ~-la~t steer away from the Idea that a benevolent government is going to d~BJ! for everyone, and think ~-~ "1J · wn financial stability. Econo· 1 ~ , 'nes the size of the family inClliQ.Il!:ff kind of house you can live in, Db"' you expect a government subsidy to· p y part of the rent, the make of car you can drive, the number ·of child· ren Yf!IIIWI have, and stiU stay above the poverty level, and most Important of all ,WIIM~ ·;younger generations can look · IonvlHI to in their more mature years. There is even a stronger reason for be•;.Itt economically wise. It is not only CIO$e in..a..materlal sense, but will determine the political system, and even the ': ~ .-; !(!Wre of Individual freedom. : 1 ·'" .' ' : 0 People concerned with our Ignorance of econom!CI are beginning to make pro! lfea&, and some Improvement Is noted. i Eduet~ ;~~e realizing that the subject i mu-u.Wirted at an earlier age than hilh school. At the present time 20 percent oC!IIIth school students study the • .~ -'but In reality it should be re1all on the same basis as Eng· ~..,;,.. . . . ll)story. At the present time 75 .- ~ - of teachers of social science illn·W ·lwo or more courses in economlca, J.tJbt college level. : 1 i '· "··' I ·, l ; .,u,I ~ j I I . !j oJ.e,·aulhorlty on the subject has out· lined several points on the development of eeonomlc education. His first point ! Is to develop and test new teaching rna' terilll, .~otber is to improve teacher ' preparitlim, 1nd finally to build under· ~~ of economic principles into the fCh~. and mauy new approaches are ~ed. We certainly are aware ill ~<lletil, when we find many people Who are not even aware that you can not ·; aPitlai Jlllire than your income, and ex· ..pet ill :stay solvent. If our country is to stay healthy economically we must have pao~lii ·With enouib knowledge to real18-whewan admirilstratlon embarkl on a P¥111!1 tbat will be too cosily to aupport,, 11J!11 !o stop those even among our tlected''tepresentati ves, who seem to go merrily along with the spending of tht . )!vt_wned . money of their consUtut· lents: 'l'll!ies do change but the · fuildameotal principles of economics ar' the f.~!, !,IQW. as they w're at the dliwn of Wiittrn civilization.- t i ~ ! t ! 1 : ; ; 1 · . ! i • I llei!!l. that 110, I HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - At networks has hiformally tried several high places in the 1o practice this latest move of wasn't, because If ' their boso television networks these days, on..uprnanshlp on me in thinks tl\at ratings shouldn't get there is a sly new game in friendly conversation. The trou- so much publicity, who was I to which program executives publi- ble ts, of course, the networks argue with him? J. felt they ely deplore the publicity given are hardly consistent in their should do what 1heir boss to the ratings- which 1hey live altruistic propaganda. If they suggested-which was w stop . gel a bad rating, then the giving !'"bliclty ID the ratings. I . by. rating system is over • publi- told them to please deliver the As an admirer of spectacular cized. If they gel a good one, message ID him that I was on.. uprnanship, I must say that your phone never s!Dps ringing following his advice. I alway• I eovy, wilhoot reservation, the as it brings you the news. take a man at hla wor.d Tbe ·Soutbeutern Oblo Jle. breathtaking audacity of this As an example, a high ABC. glonal Couocll wW bold ill flril classic copout. TV officer, in a speech, IPII6 membership meellill ··at For what these gentlemen recently condemned the allenLake Hope on June 'II, II ·was are sayjng, in effect, Is that the don given to ra1ings in 1he aiiiiCIUliCed today by ~I Dabi· people ·who write about the press. I understaod he is quito lilr!!c~Gr· Tbe dlDI)er meet;. ratings system for newspapers a nice and intelligent fellow, 1nf! will lje open to all ""rnbera aod magazines (they don't have and therefore of course I look By Wayne G. Iirandlladl, M.D. of ttie SEORC. . to worry about lelevisioo, his at1ack with the usoal grain Q - I had my left br.,.st rebelieve me) are responsible for of salt, admiring all the while moved because of suspicious lis power. Tbis is something his tactics. cells. The surgeon said ,there As it happens, not long like saying that the reporter was no evidence of cancer. Of who writes about a murder is af1erward two ABC-TV publici- wba1 disease am I a victim? somehow responsible for ll, at ty representatives, on two A - II die saoplcioal tissues least party. In short, these separate occasions, called me of 1he removed· breast were e<· sentlemen, who have news taod countless other writers l to amined microscopically by 1 departmenls at their comrnaod uk if I was interes1ed In the competent pathologist and ·no -or at least nearby-sill! have ratings gathered by that evidence of cancer was found little conception of what new• network's Academy Award you are a' victim of a policy of Ia. better safe ·than soriy, but not of cancer. Tbis is of little surprise Q- I am If and my breash because most of these gentleare very large. Is there aoy· men are various degrees of thing I ean do to redllce ~m1 bookkeepers, accountsnls and 11 - Some peeple 'are lievOI' salesmen. But in case they are satisfied. An operation to rewondering why lbe ratings are mov~ sotne of the breast Usauo news, I am only too happy to could be done but Ia not advisexplain ID them : able. Taking· male liormones Gen11ernen, the ratings are might prevent aoy further denews because you make them velopment of your breasta.. but news. 'tlu Insist upon makinl they would probably also sUllen . them news because you rely your beard. Beiter lei well alrnest wholly on them In eooogh atone. makiDR your programming Q - I am If. Last month I decisions. II Is ' the essence of alarted w have a illght yellow news to determine where the discharge from my breasts, real base of power is-and the The term '1lfth column," What would cause this and what ratinga are the real base of which tmplleo a ruse aimllar power In television. You aren't should I do? In mllltary terms to that of A - Tbl• may dllappeu oponTherefore It would be bad the ancient Trojan horse, tsneously but If it JY!isb ·for reporting no1 ID cever the originated d u r i·n g the Spanlah civil war In lhe late :11 or 3 rnonUI! it may be ;an iDaspect that Is the crus of a 19301. When four rebel dlcation of a tumor of lbe pitudecl&ion. Tbe mo'1'ent you cive army columns were moving itary. If this is the ~ase, X-ray ligns of •lopping your reliance on Madrid, a general reon these abstract figures te treatments directed at thli ferred to bll miUtant IU(I:o Club ofliclall uplalned Tbunmake your decisions fOr you, glaod provid& the surest eure. portera within the Spanlah day lltal Spabn . would , aCI capital as hla "filth column," Q- I· · llave a ~ . elbow tile publicity, a• yeu caU It, will ioainly as pltcb!ni ooacll lOr llltent on underminln& reatop too because the raUns• which .)!uris . I ~1, ~Y·, the team. · llalanee from within. will no Ionaer be of Importance. thing. !low ·, ·rl41 ef II? . Durlna 1be past year or 111. 11buraltls ai1d · l IDmeooe from each of 1be tbree Council to· Meetlunel6 . At Lake Hope DOl10R SAYS ber. ., , , -r~~ .·..... . j(. Short SIMft' ' ' ... 1 ' :f! l • ••,.. .... ,,,. ··.2A9 . -·· .,... .. 2~" I t.l6 .. · .,. . ~-lCL- ' ,, PLAYWEAR HEADQUARTIRS · ,, · .• POMEROY . ... REGATYA CITY, JU~ DEALER STORE MIDDLEPolt, . N. 2ND AVE. HERE'S A BAR ' BIG TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCBf • ,. "< ,- ' \ 't . . . . . ,12 ·' oto·eo•- eu 1 . .. ~ eafe, for loq-:taa':' . storap. • TwiJII'ol\1elaiil EtEt-11: Veget.ble ~ • • Butter Com.-,1~1. • Rtmo\oable Ea · • DeepDoar . ~~ • Cq.1fi11ooe. . Wlllte. .. ·~ ..... . .' .... ' a.-. 'l1!iltl . U...aiC.. • VALLEY YQURS FOR otfY --..,__ . .' . ' ·.-ft~ ; Two ' !!lii!l••' • Four Cabi~ ODe alidi;'JI out. * . -.,.w Freezer baa tlhelfud~~ THE MONTH I .. Zero-OW• , . • Gi&Dt VALUE OF . ' . ' ,,,. ')J ,i. ' I ' . '' ,, �~ .. " ' ~ !I J . ,· I .\ /! • ~- ·' " ' .",I ' I, I ''' • \ ' I \ Dally SeDtlnel, ~eroy-Mlddleport, 0., Jut 8, 1988-e ·Rickard Named Direetor ·· 1 ~ .'' ,1111. r ' ..Sure Sign ;·l TeRRY sHrFfS · , I ! I . GOBLE FORD 3 ROOMS New Furniture NEW HAVEN HOLD RUMMAGE SALE ventlon of the Junior De~art- ~ The New Haven Volunteer \ ment of the West ,v"gm•a FellFire Department Auxiliary will I eration of Woman • bCiuba h~~ hold 3 rummage sale on Frl· \ recently at Parkers urg. day and Saturday, June 3 and l tending were Mrs. Wayne Ca~ from 9 a. m. until 4 p. m. al l hart, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse an 1 the City Building. Anyone hav- Mrs. Wilham DaviS, Jr. . 1 DAVID SELLERS ing anything to donate may do Tlw New Haven Club m the I David Jee Sellers, son ol so by leaving it at the City small club eate~o;y won the. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sell'n, Building or contacting Mrs. ~ first and second place for Thomas Grinstead. I 1 Legat '·Notice (&GAL NOTICE 1 PorUond, has received I rarnP Selby, who ~ldet at 116.1 1 J.oo·\L' t st., Musko wrw, Okhhoil•3, but wt• use pre1ent re,rdeuce. other tl'lan ~t;ul't! ~;et forth. •li unt no.,.·n ;md t•anno t wilh reasonab le <lillgence be .,~o·cru.lnec\: Qande Moore , who re ~i~t·s at Poln ~ Pteasalll• West Vir- ' . . Fdwi!1 ~Moore. whose t•tace of !: ""~· · L with re~ioJent·e 11 unknown a nd canno . .1 ~:l~<lmo l>i<' dill .~otc nce be n~•·erlll_un.•d; Ho} !... Mood y, Mt. Vl trW Trnlter l,;ourt, ~a 11 tu •·~ bl~r~..~~.co. hu t whOfi. ' 1 J>reswt alldr.e&l>l: ~ ~111m above .set !1h ~ u11.ino tncl tlnnol Y.lth 1 1 l' ~aw·n~\Jle dlll"cnce be ucerlP ined; l!O~o\H W Hu r l\~)' So::!tlt . 8410 N. Millard ~t., 11 ;,.!1 11 , r: all fo rrda: and Glnd~1 B~o~tlll- Grimm, 8.~1 •CrcSI'L Drive. l'a..!IkJ<,, Callfo rn l~. will take no!~ Ill&!. , ·in:it K. Mai'ILb filed his peti!Jo in 111 ,. ('ommon Plcn Court of Mfl!l~ t'ounty, nh iu, hetnl'( Cue No 13.148 ~cttlml fo rth the several owners_ of the wr~NLt lntt•r\'1111 In the followon~ . , 1 .,~nll)o:rt rut etta te. and seell:lnli: to h ave h i~ Inte rest se L off Ito him Ill ,;.,.e·r~lt)' or to~ IUI1~1nt ~a le of saotl reotl est~tr. to1Y4~ ' . The .fClllt~Wi ng described real rst<~le Mlllu.\ 1fri'he County of lll rii'!S In tni lJ(We' of Ohlu and In the CitV nr f' romeroy, ~nd known U [.(II _\ln. ~14 Ill said Cl i Y of I'OIYI · eroY d t"<t ri lled "s follo ws. that tJ 10 1 ay belllminlil 1t thu l.~!d Ke Of !\OC~ :tl ~ Mark in t he ~oo·k North..,~1. from the H.~use Y. here t .' Feeds ~99 MASON lr1n1, R&H VA. Ma rion \ly!;eU form~r\~ resirlf>ll. thenct Sout h 1~ degr~,, ~ Eaal une Hundred and Sixty feet to the Rlllld: thence Nortll 71 de· r:r.--.~ s t:,st i'V~ llundtrd anol None· b'-four rei!~ ttlen·r e Nor th 47 de· Jtt>e~ Eas t One numJred ""d Twell\y-sl:c h:l'.t to a lkec/'1 Stump; Otelll>e .'lo rlh '10 derree~ J::aNt Six· Q,·-two feel; thence South l\7 tie· li'ees East NiueiY·l"'O feel t ~ ·'. S\i!ke on t:Jie' f;1ftt lide of • !;mall Jtun: thence Norlb 23 <1e~~:ref>1 IIUI • a uvlne tbree hundre d and '!l'~lt fer.\; lhrnre We st None' . pine re•t to the Led~~:e ur ek~; thence alollll \he l.t•<l ~r 1'' e plate of beJi nnlng hy the lellowin~ cnurtlt8, ln-w \1; Suulh 6 4egree~ East 112 ~et; lhen~e South 8 dee:rees Welt 132 feet: VOLKSWAGEN 64 Ford Galaxie 63 Gilaxie 500 4 Dr. I cylinder. auto; tr1n1. Powtr steering and brektl. whltawlll tlre1. lOO;~pe~r~c~ei~Il~p~a~rt~IC~lp;ati~o~n~a~w}ar~d~--~~~~::::::~=~=;~=~~~~~~~======,::::::::::~r Bol Air 2 Dr. 8 cyllndor. Auto. Trans. Radio and hhtor, Whlttwoll tlrn, 62 Ford Gil. 500 64 G1laxie XL Ct~~~nvertlble. e MNRUDE, JOHNSON and scon PARTS FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS e BOATS and MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-% PRICE e RAMBLER PARTS and ACUSSORIES e GARAGE TOOLS I cylinder, auto Iran•.. power lfHr- lng, power braktl end wlndowa, radio & heeler 60 Ford f.600 Dump Truck, I cyllnd1r tngkle, 5 &Pled tr1n1. 2 IPHd rear ..... 65 Dodge Dart 60 Ford 65 Honda Lib ntw - lola Bartrum Phone WY 2·3557 234 e. Main tJomeroy e 5 USED CARS LEFT 4 dr. I cyl. AI Trani., p, IIHrin11o rodlo end holler rookies, nine draft choices and weighs nearly three ounces nnd hns a circumference of 41/t A"'-,0. 63 Chevrolet 1 The Hope Pearl holds the cord for size of a pearl. Jt Phonosnnll Simpoon&PalmorSIII. 61 Thunderbird Football League 'igned split 1 ty and we offer this comends Ronnld (Doc) Holiday and plCte make up and ~nsulla­ tion with our compliments. Stephen Valasek Thursday. Rrmcmbcr , with Merle Nor· man Cosmetics, you try beDenver now has signed 38 lOLA'S BEAUTY SAlON Unlvenlty Volbw..- 2 Dr,. Hardtop. All powor, tlr condiHonlng. 2 Dr. 270 lorlft, 6 cyllno der, ltondord· Irani., rodlo end httttr - ---- NYE 2 dr. Hudtop, 289 engine, otendord lr1no. Rodlo ond htotor 1 design a prct· ty palette of makeup just for you - bright new eyes NEW BRONCOS I _ dewy new lips - sort n ~w DENVER (U P!) -The Den- skin tone . After a few mm· you will beam with yonr ver Broncos o[ the American I utes, own personal brand of beau- four future tlraft selections. SALES • SERVICE 65 Ford Gal. 500 10 l A S fore yo u buy. f) 5GO - 2 Door H1rcllop. I cyl. Auto. tr1ns. Whit. waD tirtt. · Phone WY-2-2115 Mulber.ry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohi~ FURNITURE CO. 't#· 63 Ford G1laxie 500, Conv. a crL Aut. Fertmzer · Sugar Run Flour Mills 130.00 Oown - B•l•neo on Convenient T~riM MASON, * Seeds ,, ,, early promotion to army pay JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB I grade Private E2 on comple. Three members of the New lion of basic training at Fort Haven Junior Woman's Club Knox , Ky. Sellers received attended the 33rd annual conthis early promotion on high score on physica l com- l,•======---==.1 bat proficiency test and olhI er military abililies. Da\•id is now taking a 16 weeks course Beauty Tips in mechanics, Speciai1zing in plane and helicopter wing and Your face is propeller parts, statimacd at like no other, At our Studio, Fort Eustis, Va. Sellers, 19, we give you Is 8 !!165 graduate of South· iHdividual at· ern Local High School and tc:1tion. First, we pamper entered the Army last Jan. yo Ur race so 1 18. it glows, then · F!rJndt ~. an ONLY . :~.< Weekday Hours: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. S1turd1y 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. '4 Ton- Ptclcup, I cyllndol\ Clo1n ~eith Goble Ford USED CAR lOT . Metropolitan Motors Mlddlopotl POMEROY, OHIO ................... ~~. ,. Chence South 42'1,',a detilrees Weit 8lt fee t : thence'! South 8:.1 <le~:rc,. V.' esl 11:11 feet to the said place o( bc:i nnlng, containin~ nne ,\ere 11 nd NlneU'~ondrndth5 of oin Acre. - moll4f~l' 1M~; u:o·e ptlnll th~ ,. 01,t In the premillle• whlrh is r~wrved to Samuo:l W . Pomt" · 1,,. ami v . B. l-lnrt nn and the n c·l•~ 10 mine _,.&btf .arne wLtlmut ht ,·u mhranco td tat aurface U· <:I'Pti 11 ~ ;~lso 1 S~rlp,.of. L11nrl dee :led hY Han na h Leifhmt to ~ · . V• J<11ws, lylnll South o[ t he Luw n A•·~: 1111 r 1\oad b' deed d11ted Oct. 1 211) , tOOl. a11d recorded HI Vol. 88 , Page 2~. Recorda of Oeed1 of 'Mel~~ 1'41 unlJ, Ohio, ~160 eu•f'plhlit: 11 Strip tleecl~d W Mel~ra l:ounty ATTENTION DADS! HURRYI ASKTHEMAN Now You Can See All The Summer Base- To ' ·..•• Who· Bought One! ball Games With Your Own Philco 19" Portable T.V. RAWLINGS Tbe city of Epbes111, Turkey, clalmlto have beell the bome .Mary, mother of Chrill. ~or .H.olld ruv-~ · FOR . lletnll' uu: dnie reli t e~tate con ,e yed to Harold A.. Moore and Hnel .'• tn11 rp Best Buys r.teilli c nunty Deed Re~ord&. The I'T~Yer of uld 11et ttlon Is fo r th~ pnrt ttion ol ~nld real ea t~te. to : b ;.,·e th~· intereat of the plaintiff &et I ofl 10 him tn ~everalty If the ume l'..n be done wlttwut manifest InJurY to the whole; and. lf not , thnl aatd re~l e~tatr he so ld lmd tha t he be paid hi~ \U'OPN' . alta~ thereof and ' for other THill tw !lPed f ('cu nletl In fl eet! Bnok l21, Pll&e 5:ot4. of the r~Uefol. '•lS.SOOVotts-ol picture power • 82 channel UKF/ VHF reeeption • Telescopic Pivotenna' 11 • Front tuning • Front sound . the above moarittou«1 partlc5 w11l · turlhH t"ke notice th11t t he}' huvo· I betn made ~In defentlant to ulU petition and_ ~·t theY are reqtured to a nswe r tbit ·u .me on or before lbe !Cfh dP!' of Jul#N916. vmon.' fl. MARSH. Pl nl nttn W>lh ~ l rr ano Futu Atturn ey~ for Plnlntlff f6l 3. 10, 1'1. :W; 1.11 1. 8, 11), 6te Home of the Fabulo11 1 'The Oodge Boys are dealln' -the bottom out. of BtJINOW Geffhe prlcestopulyouinthel~d. ~'~ oHM .p~ck. ~1th the great Dodge breed. Dr1_ve you' own tiargam: a,•. g(ANOFREEI STEAK • You'R Uke Our Quality Way of • Tapered Contlne~tal stylinl in tan cabmel Crow's HOUSE BmER CARS Dart, Coronet, Polar~. Monai:o or Charger. with 'the good guys. ____.,.-· ...,_ 139·95 ., "'" . "'"" volkswagen '·. Major cause of TV breakdOWIIS The tubes and most other parts sel"ttice~en take from TV sets aren't worn out, they're burned out! Philco keeps TV parts cooler so that they last longer , w~h the patented horizontal Cool Chassls.lt's your assurance of increased reliability. STAriOH wAGON 62 Buick LeSabre· You can tell thtJ're1ood su~s;· t~~¥~~11- : . • '1395 Buick trade-In on another 4 Dr. tledan. 'this lime a' Dew Uulck. This customer supesta that we tefer him Ill you 10 ibat he caD recommeDd the car. We11 ollly 1>1 too Cl&d'to Jive you bla name and address. . . . 'lrtglnal all black finish· ~owroom CleaD.·It hat'!'ord's belt :rulsematic and Ra(ijo. 'nUs C,Jr wtU ~ ha~ to.~t at tbe ·~;., . . ~ . ~rice. -. · ~ ',,~ 's~"'s ~·~., ' ··~. •••1, WY~ ·~ ·';,. r. 992-3635 .... . ' lll.•ll'•a. ,It ~atanU...d ihlft Ul" . 5''~· Tai~mHo._. ~ . 62 Galaxi~, Ford VS ':'- • s.995' •19-inch O'lefall .diagonal : 172 sq. ln. vieWable area · a, Phone ~ Another low mileage, one owDer Dew Pontiac trade!D. ·This one Is 9 passenge~ so that II Is Ideal for large family who -.ant good gas mlleaae and Iota of room. We've jil'iced It lor quick sale. _ · . Patented Ph~co COOL CHASSIS BEATS THE HEAT Station Wagon. This spotlesa all white car 11 oDe of perfect on lot. It shows superb c~e. and hu low. mileage. 11 has power steeriDg, power brakes aDd Hydramalle drive. Just mtved. . . "' ' -\ FREE 12 Boxes of " TIDE Dol~gBusfaess ••• 59. Ford Thunderbird _ $1095 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ Sport Coupe, V-8, auto. trans., power bntea &. steering, radio, w!slw Urea, wheel d1acs, factory air. $2195 v.a motOr, ltd. tram. ndlo, wlslw tlr11, delw wheel d1acs, turquoUe wltb blaclt 91DJI top, blacli: 91DJ11Dl On· SateWte, 1¥ 20,000 ml1eL a.lllbupl 62 Glclt Dyn11mlc 88 _ $1495 Holldly Sed. White over beJCe, beige 60 PontiiC 2 Dr. H.T. _ $795 ea1111na. v-a. .- traa... PB; PS. lib - w=l:.llnl, radio, t1Dtad w!""•b!eld, A hll ll!ql wbMI 1111. otcts·aa H~. Set!. ~f bribl, 1962 Oldsmobile - 1960 Mercury - " Dr. SedaD. Std. traDS. 1960 Plymouth • .• s595 ' Dr- ledaD Power lletriDg. Auto. TraDS. v.a motor, 11116. ~ran~. po. - 2 Dr. Station Wqon. Std. trans. 8 cyl 1957 Dodge - - • $1195 pow. ~ White wltll 111··~. ~ 111111 iiQt lilt. .. '795 :a Dr. Sedan V8. AutD. traDI. lladlo aDd heater. viuyJ IDtertor, V-8 eJiilne, 1$ Irina. power, brak11 llld llleeriDg, wlalw llrtl. 61 • 4 Dr. Sedan - 88. Power steeriDC. Radio tmd beater. 63 Ford Country Sed•n _ $1295 StltloD Waroli. 289 v.a. Cndaematlc tralil., radio, •1•1w tires, outilde mirror, white with red Dtertor. · 1963 Rambler OFIII IMNIIItll '111. I . ' 1960 Chev..Oiet -It «>mtno ·~ TOll Pickup - �~ .. " ' ~ !I J . ,· I .\ /! • ~- ·' " ' .",I ' I, I ''' • \ ' I \ Dally SeDtlnel, ~eroy-Mlddleport, 0., Jut 8, 1988-e ·Rickard Named Direetor ·· 1 ~ .'' ,1111. r ' ..Sure Sign ;·l TeRRY sHrFfS · , I ! I . GOBLE FORD 3 ROOMS New Furniture NEW HAVEN HOLD RUMMAGE SALE ventlon of the Junior De~art- ~ The New Haven Volunteer \ ment of the West ,v"gm•a FellFire Department Auxiliary will I eration of Woman • bCiuba h~~ hold 3 rummage sale on Frl· \ recently at Parkers urg. day and Saturday, June 3 and l tending were Mrs. Wayne Ca~ from 9 a. m. until 4 p. m. al l hart, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse an 1 the City Building. Anyone hav- Mrs. Wilham DaviS, Jr. . 1 DAVID SELLERS ing anything to donate may do Tlw New Haven Club m the I David Jee Sellers, son ol so by leaving it at the City small club eate~o;y won the. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sell'n, Building or contacting Mrs. ~ first and second place for Thomas Grinstead. I 1 Legat '·Notice (&GAL NOTICE 1 PorUond, has received I rarnP Selby, who ~ldet at 116.1 1 J.oo·\L' t st., Musko wrw, Okhhoil•3, but wt• use pre1ent re,rdeuce. other tl'lan ~t;ul't! ~;et forth. •li unt no.,.·n ;md t•anno t wilh reasonab le <lillgence be .,~o·cru.lnec\: Qande Moore , who re ~i~t·s at Poln ~ Pteasalll• West Vir- ' . . Fdwi!1 ~Moore. whose t•tace of !: ""~· · L with re~ioJent·e 11 unknown a nd canno . .1 ~:l~<lmo l>i<' dill .~otc nce be n~•·erlll_un.•d; Ho} !... Mood y, Mt. Vl trW Trnlter l,;ourt, ~a 11 tu •·~ bl~r~..~~.co. hu t whOfi. ' 1 J>reswt alldr.e&l>l: ~ ~111m above .set !1h ~ u11.ino tncl tlnnol Y.lth 1 1 l' ~aw·n~\Jle dlll"cnce be ucerlP ined; l!O~o\H W Hu r l\~)' So::!tlt . 8410 N. Millard ~t., 11 ;,.!1 11 , r: all fo rrda: and Glnd~1 B~o~tlll- Grimm, 8.~1 •CrcSI'L Drive. l'a..!IkJ<,, Callfo rn l~. will take no!~ Ill&!. , ·in:it K. Mai'ILb filed his peti!Jo in 111 ,. ('ommon Plcn Court of Mfl!l~ t'ounty, nh iu, hetnl'( Cue No 13.148 ~cttlml fo rth the several owners_ of the wr~NLt lntt•r\'1111 In the followon~ . , 1 .,~nll)o:rt rut etta te. and seell:lnli: to h ave h i~ Inte rest se L off Ito him Ill ,;.,.e·r~lt)' or to~ IUI1~1nt ~a le of saotl reotl est~tr. to1Y4~ ' . The .fClllt~Wi ng described real rst<~le Mlllu.\ 1fri'he County of lll rii'!S In tni lJ(We' of Ohlu and In the CitV nr f' romeroy, ~nd known U [.(II _\ln. ~14 Ill said Cl i Y of I'OIYI · eroY d t"<t ri lled "s follo ws. that tJ 10 1 ay belllminlil 1t thu l.~!d Ke Of !\OC~ :tl ~ Mark in t he ~oo·k North..,~1. from the H.~use Y. here t .' Feeds ~99 MASON lr1n1, R&H VA. Ma rion \ly!;eU form~r\~ resirlf>ll. thenct Sout h 1~ degr~,, ~ Eaal une Hundred and Sixty feet to the Rlllld: thence Nortll 71 de· r:r.--.~ s t:,st i'V~ llundtrd anol None· b'-four rei!~ ttlen·r e Nor th 47 de· Jtt>e~ Eas t One numJred ""d Twell\y-sl:c h:l'.t to a lkec/'1 Stump; Otelll>e .'lo rlh '10 derree~ J::aNt Six· Q,·-two feel; thence South l\7 tie· li'ees East NiueiY·l"'O feel t ~ ·'. S\i!ke on t:Jie' f;1ftt lide of • !;mall Jtun: thence Norlb 23 <1e~~:ref>1 IIUI • a uvlne tbree hundre d and '!l'~lt fer.\; lhrnre We st None' . pine re•t to the Led~~:e ur ek~; thence alollll \he l.t•<l ~r 1'' e plate of beJi nnlng hy the lellowin~ cnurtlt8, ln-w \1; Suulh 6 4egree~ East 112 ~et; lhen~e South 8 dee:rees Welt 132 feet: VOLKSWAGEN 64 Ford Galaxie 63 Gilaxie 500 4 Dr. I cylinder. auto; tr1n1. Powtr steering and brektl. whltawlll tlre1. lOO;~pe~r~c~ei~Il~p~a~rt~IC~lp;ati~o~n~a~w}ar~d~--~~~~::::::~=~=;~=~~~~~~~======,::::::::::~r Bol Air 2 Dr. 8 cyllndor. Auto. Trans. Radio and hhtor, Whlttwoll tlrn, 62 Ford Gil. 500 64 G1laxie XL Ct~~~nvertlble. e MNRUDE, JOHNSON and scon PARTS FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS e BOATS and MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-% PRICE e RAMBLER PARTS and ACUSSORIES e GARAGE TOOLS I cylinder, auto Iran•.. power lfHr- lng, power braktl end wlndowa, radio & heeler 60 Ford f.600 Dump Truck, I cyllnd1r tngkle, 5 &Pled tr1n1. 2 IPHd rear ..... 65 Dodge Dart 60 Ford 65 Honda Lib ntw - lola Bartrum Phone WY 2·3557 234 e. Main tJomeroy e 5 USED CARS LEFT 4 dr. I cyl. AI Trani., p, IIHrin11o rodlo end holler rookies, nine draft choices and weighs nearly three ounces nnd hns a circumference of 41/t A"'-,0. 63 Chevrolet 1 The Hope Pearl holds the cord for size of a pearl. Jt Phonosnnll Simpoon&PalmorSIII. 61 Thunderbird Football League 'igned split 1 ty and we offer this comends Ronnld (Doc) Holiday and plCte make up and ~nsulla­ tion with our compliments. Stephen Valasek Thursday. Rrmcmbcr , with Merle Nor· man Cosmetics, you try beDenver now has signed 38 lOLA'S BEAUTY SAlON Unlvenlty Volbw..- 2 Dr,. Hardtop. All powor, tlr condiHonlng. 2 Dr. 270 lorlft, 6 cyllno der, ltondord· Irani., rodlo end httttr - ---- NYE 2 dr. Hudtop, 289 engine, otendord lr1no. Rodlo ond htotor 1 design a prct· ty palette of makeup just for you - bright new eyes NEW BRONCOS I _ dewy new lips - sort n ~w DENVER (U P!) -The Den- skin tone . After a few mm· you will beam with yonr ver Broncos o[ the American I utes, own personal brand of beau- four future tlraft selections. SALES • SERVICE 65 Ford Gal. 500 10 l A S fore yo u buy. f) 5GO - 2 Door H1rcllop. I cyl. Auto. tr1ns. Whit. waD tirtt. · Phone WY-2-2115 Mulber.ry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohi~ FURNITURE CO. 't#· 63 Ford G1laxie 500, Conv. a crL Aut. Fertmzer · Sugar Run Flour Mills 130.00 Oown - B•l•neo on Convenient T~riM MASON, * Seeds ,, ,, early promotion to army pay JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB I grade Private E2 on comple. Three members of the New lion of basic training at Fort Haven Junior Woman's Club Knox , Ky. Sellers received attended the 33rd annual conthis early promotion on high score on physica l com- l,•======---==.1 bat proficiency test and olhI er military abililies. Da\•id is now taking a 16 weeks course Beauty Tips in mechanics, Speciai1zing in plane and helicopter wing and Your face is propeller parts, statimacd at like no other, At our Studio, Fort Eustis, Va. Sellers, 19, we give you Is 8 !!165 graduate of South· iHdividual at· ern Local High School and tc:1tion. First, we pamper entered the Army last Jan. yo Ur race so 1 18. it glows, then · F!rJndt ~. an ONLY . :~.< Weekday Hours: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. S1turd1y 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. '4 Ton- Ptclcup, I cyllndol\ Clo1n ~eith Goble Ford USED CAR lOT . Metropolitan Motors Mlddlopotl POMEROY, OHIO ................... ~~. ,. Chence South 42'1,',a detilrees Weit 8lt fee t : thence'! South 8:.1 <le~:rc,. V.' esl 11:11 feet to the said place o( bc:i nnlng, containin~ nne ,\ere 11 nd NlneU'~ondrndth5 of oin Acre. - moll4f~l' 1M~; u:o·e ptlnll th~ ,. 01,t In the premillle• whlrh is r~wrved to Samuo:l W . Pomt" · 1,,. ami v . B. l-lnrt nn and the n c·l•~ 10 mine _,.&btf .arne wLtlmut ht ,·u mhranco td tat aurface U· <:I'Pti 11 ~ ;~lso 1 S~rlp,.of. L11nrl dee :led hY Han na h Leifhmt to ~ · . V• J<11ws, lylnll South o[ t he Luw n A•·~: 1111 r 1\oad b' deed d11ted Oct. 1 211) , tOOl. a11d recorded HI Vol. 88 , Page 2~. Recorda of Oeed1 of 'Mel~~ 1'41 unlJ, Ohio, ~160 eu•f'plhlit: 11 Strip tleecl~d W Mel~ra l:ounty ATTENTION DADS! HURRYI ASKTHEMAN Now You Can See All The Summer Base- To ' ·..•• Who· Bought One! ball Games With Your Own Philco 19" Portable T.V. RAWLINGS Tbe city of Epbes111, Turkey, clalmlto have beell the bome .Mary, mother of Chrill. ~or .H.olld ruv-~ · FOR . lletnll' uu: dnie reli t e~tate con ,e yed to Harold A.. Moore and Hnel .'• tn11 rp Best Buys r.teilli c nunty Deed Re~ord&. The I'T~Yer of uld 11et ttlon Is fo r th~ pnrt ttion ol ~nld real ea t~te. to : b ;.,·e th~· intereat of the plaintiff &et I ofl 10 him tn ~everalty If the ume l'..n be done wlttwut manifest InJurY to the whole; and. lf not , thnl aatd re~l e~tatr he so ld lmd tha t he be paid hi~ \U'OPN' . alta~ thereof and ' for other THill tw !lPed f ('cu nletl In fl eet! Bnok l21, Pll&e 5:ot4. of the r~Uefol. '•lS.SOOVotts-ol picture power • 82 channel UKF/ VHF reeeption • Telescopic Pivotenna' 11 • Front tuning • Front sound . the above moarittou«1 partlc5 w11l · turlhH t"ke notice th11t t he}' huvo· I betn made ~In defentlant to ulU petition and_ ~·t theY are reqtured to a nswe r tbit ·u .me on or before lbe !Cfh dP!' of Jul#N916. vmon.' fl. MARSH. Pl nl nttn W>lh ~ l rr ano Futu Atturn ey~ for Plnlntlff f6l 3. 10, 1'1. :W; 1.11 1. 8, 11), 6te Home of the Fabulo11 1 'The Oodge Boys are dealln' -the bottom out. of BtJINOW Geffhe prlcestopulyouinthel~d. ~'~ oHM .p~ck. ~1th the great Dodge breed. Dr1_ve you' own tiargam: a,•. g(ANOFREEI STEAK • You'R Uke Our Quality Way of • Tapered Contlne~tal stylinl in tan cabmel Crow's HOUSE BmER CARS Dart, Coronet, Polar~. Monai:o or Charger. with 'the good guys. ____.,.-· ...,_ 139·95 ., "'" . "'"" volkswagen '·. Major cause of TV breakdOWIIS The tubes and most other parts sel"ttice~en take from TV sets aren't worn out, they're burned out! Philco keeps TV parts cooler so that they last longer , w~h the patented horizontal Cool Chassls.lt's your assurance of increased reliability. STAriOH wAGON 62 Buick LeSabre· You can tell thtJ're1ood su~s;· t~~¥~~11- : . • '1395 Buick trade-In on another 4 Dr. tledan. 'this lime a' Dew Uulck. This customer supesta that we tefer him Ill you 10 ibat he caD recommeDd the car. We11 ollly 1>1 too Cl&d'to Jive you bla name and address. . . . 'lrtglnal all black finish· ~owroom CleaD.·It hat'!'ord's belt :rulsematic and Ra(ijo. 'nUs C,Jr wtU ~ ha~ to.~t at tbe ·~;., . . ~ . ~rice. -. · ~ ',,~ 's~"'s ~·~., ' ··~. •••1, WY~ ·~ ·';,. r. 992-3635 .... . ' lll.•ll'•a. ,It ~atanU...d ihlft Ul" . 5''~· Tai~mHo._. ~ . 62 Galaxi~, Ford VS ':'- • s.995' •19-inch O'lefall .diagonal : 172 sq. ln. vieWable area · a, Phone ~ Another low mileage, one owDer Dew Pontiac trade!D. ·This one Is 9 passenge~ so that II Is Ideal for large family who -.ant good gas mlleaae and Iota of room. We've jil'iced It lor quick sale. _ · . Patented Ph~co COOL CHASSIS BEATS THE HEAT Station Wagon. This spotlesa all white car 11 oDe of perfect on lot. It shows superb c~e. and hu low. mileage. 11 has power steeriDg, power brakes aDd Hydramalle drive. Just mtved. . . "' ' -\ FREE 12 Boxes of " TIDE Dol~gBusfaess ••• 59. Ford Thunderbird _ $1095 65 Ply. 2 Door H.T. _ Sport Coupe, V-8, auto. trans., power bntea &. steering, radio, w!slw Urea, wheel d1acs, factory air. $2195 v.a motOr, ltd. tram. ndlo, wlslw tlr11, delw wheel d1acs, turquoUe wltb blaclt 91DJI top, blacli: 91DJ11Dl On· SateWte, 1¥ 20,000 ml1eL a.lllbupl 62 Glclt Dyn11mlc 88 _ $1495 Holldly Sed. White over beJCe, beige 60 PontiiC 2 Dr. H.T. _ $795 ea1111na. v-a. .- traa... PB; PS. lib - w=l:.llnl, radio, t1Dtad w!""•b!eld, A hll ll!ql wbMI 1111. otcts·aa H~. Set!. ~f bribl, 1962 Oldsmobile - 1960 Mercury - " Dr. SedaD. Std. traDS. 1960 Plymouth • .• s595 ' Dr- ledaD Power lletriDg. Auto. TraDS. v.a motor, 11116. ~ran~. po. - 2 Dr. Station Wqon. Std. trans. 8 cyl 1957 Dodge - - • $1195 pow. ~ White wltll 111··~. ~ 111111 iiQt lilt. .. '795 :a Dr. Sedan V8. AutD. traDI. lladlo aDd heater. viuyJ IDtertor, V-8 eJiilne, 1$ Irina. power, brak11 llld llleeriDg, wlalw llrtl. 61 • 4 Dr. Sedan - 88. Power steeriDC. Radio tmd beater. 63 Ford Country Sed•n _ $1295 StltloD Waroli. 289 v.a. Cndaematlc tralil., radio, •1•1w tires, outilde mirror, white with red Dtertor. · 1963 Rambler OFIII IMNIIItll '111. I . ' 1960 Chev..Oiet -It «>mtno ·~ TOll Pickup - �"·'' ~· ' . ·~ .'11\i ·;,~~· ' . , "' ..._ . ·J· ' • . . ' J \ :. ~~ f- '' ~ . . '\ !" ~ . . . ,, . '( ,·. ,,..,.,...=~,..-*· . ,..' t" )lwle, Ill Board of Dlreejon at ' . , '. I' I I. ... e, ~ • . J ,. < ., w: · Just ~~~ ~uer. ?!'!· I N·.Q S ·:<Sentinel·Church··News- . ''EW SHII!Mififl - "FENTON"'"·' . ART .GLASS i;; lbe th ·officers, wert Mary llamm, Welfare State , Pomei'Of/ I!P:tleeted ellalr• VlteriiiS MeJIIOI'Ial Hospital Franlc Vang~'\:=a~ .Appalachia, U.S.A. i · 111111 t!*lMill' COunly Qlap,. Wednesday evenlnt. er and Nao , or Dear Editor--, . 1r. ~leU Red, CMss, by _ Oilier . ~fleer• ~ we~ ~~~ et,!~ 1n•• 1 !~:! Tb!nrs· .... !~me quieter. ~-~~'illii....-""1'-.IIWDCU'l \.OteHUN, ~QN. . . . - . . . , , WVIUVU n~, - ····· here In the holler ah)s .c } i]t' Cllvln SlmJIIOII, Pomeroy, u Sbil~. NeiHe Vale and Robert Everyone Is resUnJ from 8 H vh:e-c:hatrman. and , reelected Wingett lor tbe term ending In lll!lt week. What wllb were -secretary, Mrs. llorolby 1111.' For the term ending In 1be kids sradualed In 'at ewuwi.me• Smith, Racine, 811!1 treaBUrer, 1811 directors are C. E. Blakes- last Friday night and eiAI.pwtN Mn Elwllda Werner, MtddJe. lee, Lula B. Hampton, Arthur the graduates kidded on Salll~·l .:JIId ·clttflll FAMO\Il port: VeriiQII Nease, chplrman, lleyt, Lindsey L. Lyons, J~, day. And then doing bolb ·''.~AND$ presided. · Lloyd Blackwood, Vernon · terior decoratioo and .aome Board memben for the ctm· Weber and Paul Ga9CI. the "lnwlor" kind too, ing year elected a1 lbe ~ual Announcement 1'85 made of of us are just resting this meeUng In May in addiUon to the next Bloodmobile visit sch· There's not much said · eduled for Monday June 27th. either our war asilnst Pmrer-11 think the -draft tfl The canteen will be served by ty or lbe olber one at I he kilt thatlbe boY&,~;~rictPalle 1f the Racine Jolly Neighbors 4-H schoolbouse. Bolb of lbem have Don't know about the Club. reached the prop88anda stase. lbe way thkigs ate Reports showl!d that more I've beell_ hearing one oklry may have to ~ them than 30 servicemen 'and lbeir just a little bit too often. To lbe Nam to get the -boys out. . families were provided some effect !bat a few adjustrnenla One teacher at least mddll For All The Family form of service Involving more have been made and !bat one be contented, as lwQ of t ll e !ban one hundred telephone or of the not-reblred teacherr hu sraduotes, Dixie Circle and \V!J. · . peraonal calls during lbe last a job in a nearby school and !lam Zirkle gave a vocal perThe final sll-weeks honor roll two months. The Service to Mil· that "everybody is satisfied." formance of "My h81lrl at thy .at Southern Local High School itary Famllles prosram will Which remlpds me of an old sweet· voice" -;ovhlch should have has been announced by Prm- continue using the services of story about the high school slu· made the teacher glad she ~ Hfppy Is th• Bride cipal Donald Wolfe. c. E. Blakeslee, phone 992 • dent who was asked to write a ctiled to make a career of teachwbo reiiJters her Students with srades of 84 38115 or 892-2304 and Arthur sentence illustrating the ing voice. Middleport, 0. Cliina, Silver,and per ce11t or ~ore In all sub- Hoyt, phone 892-9949. ings of "satisfied" and "conPenny Lopee Glass palternJ at jects (D11mes •n capital lette:s Service to military families tented." After a bit of , , '...,"""'~~~~~~~~ made ·:A" 192·1110 per cent) In 'ncludes etnergency communlca- he came up with "I am thor- alun1111 while VIBIUng here. WIIAT IS THE TRUTH , , aU subJects) are_: ~on with the serviceman or his onghly satisfied Bill Jones Is go- Mr. and MJ:~- Harold Brown Seaton - Sh~rley Baker, . med'ate famil anywhere In of Dayton vls•ted on Satu~y Dixie Circle. Pam_ Davis, Po~- :~. wo~ld. Coun~lling and oth· Rich Maier, Toledo, Mr. and with his mother, Mrs. Mdes ly Decker. Jam ~ Hobac • 1 ssistance are also Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Letart, Brown. 01 8 MarJOrie Holter, Lmda John- er ~:': and Mrs. John Smith, Guests of Mrs. Emogene Crow If you haven't already select· son. Connie Leadingham, Car- P~e ~e~t meeting of the chap- Lt. and Mrs. James and daughter during the week· ed your china, we'd llu to olyn Lipscomb, Beverly! Ppr~te, ter board will be July 6th at and sons, formerly of end were Mr. and Mrs. Howard zbow you our wide choice of Lois Sewell, Norma Sha n, am A . I Bt- • ro. Wash have gone to Burris New Haven; Mrs. Bel- beautiful patterns In Sy l te Sharon Theiss Wil- 1:30 p.m. spec•a """ P ., 1 ' PI. PIeasant ; Mrs. Joe The answer lo thia q"'"lioo pha ves r. ' sram meeting to which all hos- Is, Ind., where he wll va Faley, matiY more lmporlaDI f - cu I !lam Zerkle. DONNA BUSH itals doctors and others are furlber traming at Fort . Elias, Mrs. R. C. Crow' Moundsbe found in the revealing new Jualon .. ' ? ' . h ld Th sd min Hams They visited VIlle, W. Va., and the Rev. G. llooldet, "l'hoTrulhAbouiN•rw •Bonnie Lawrence, Patricia Lon· mvlted will be e ur ay al da s wiih her parents Mr R Crow missionary from n ..m.. " Write, phone or visit i don, Sue McMurray, Carla evenins, June !61th hatHu7 f,.m. and ~s Donald Foglesong . Ida. ~v. Crow Is here on ,. w.,. for )'OW' FREE copy. Morris, Brenda Norris, Nola Representatives o I e n mg· · . d to .,tum II 18 There 11 · 00 obU ti0 n. CAROL WJLCXIXEN. ton Blood Center will be presother relatives. f~lou8h ~ exrec " 1 Ob'tz 1 "' • ore• _ Lenora Boss, ent. Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer to lnd•a 111 September. Then, If you · wo~l be Sopbom e Circle and son, Tad, of Parkershurs, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene glad to he.lp .ordmate L tn 8: visited during the weelreDd with of Wyand?tte, Mich., °J.':,"!w1\, .. · ,: bli; ·;: -Deb H bb d Peggy Hubher parents, Mr. and Mrs. the alumni banquet at Ungs are always in perfect borJ,a JA~~r ' LAWRENCE, 3800 Harold Schwarz and with other and viB!ted his sisters, Mrs. taste. DUes Radioear Co. JOYCE MANUEL Diana Pick· relatives. Betty Frey, New Haven, Re&lsterina your c~ms 593.3522 ens, Frank Proffitt, Joyce ProfMr. Harry Kr~tedutterhl of ~~Wal~~ Werry, Mason, :~es .~':"~r 25 N. Court St. Athens fill, Ruth Shain, Michelle Spen· ua, W. Va. , VISl s s r, o er rea •ves. and relatives kl give you a · cer, David Thorpe, Charleen Mrs. Nellie Sehwarz and other Mr. and Mr~. L. ~· weddilli gift you want. And Ward John Warner, Sharon Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her- relatives on Sunday. . of Bellaire, Oh1o, viSited you'll avoid duplications, , Yates'. man Ross over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Insets of ct!nUy with Miss Stella Gress too. Fresbmea - Rhonda Braden, were Mr. John Ross and son, Brilliant, Ohio, Visited over the and Mrs. Chr~sty Bletner. so j)e a smart bride .. . be Brenda Bradford, Jennifer Da· Billy, and two grandchildren of weekend with . his Mr. and Mrbsl.ldRobertfGM~ ~,!::.1'~ ~~!::':fer~:vis, Linda Grindstaff, Jamo East Uverpool, Ohio, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Les Ingels man and_ two _c reo O ran.... ter It with us now. Johnson. Bonnie Kiser, George Ross's sister and husband, Mr. wilb her sister, Mrs. ville, Ohio, viSited her Norris. Shirley Pyles , Martba l and Mrs. William Taylor of Tulloh. Mr. and Mrs. K &C Jewelers Yost. Jackson, Ohio. The Rev. Marvan Frame, Mrs. Mossman attended the The Ail 1965--66 Honor Rell: Miss Bessie Wright visited In tor of the Mason Seniors - Shirley Baker, Pol- Ripley over the weekend with church, wUI attend the ly Decker, Mar]one Holter, Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Wrighl Virginia Wesleyan College Connie Leadingham, Carolyn Mrs. Fred Jenkins of Apple ference on Monday at Buckhan, Lipscomb. Pam Sylvester, Wil· Grove Ohio, visited. her par- non. He will serve on lbe Bourd : liam Zerkle. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kirk of Missions for the conferenre Juniors - Donna Bush, Bon- over the weekend. which starts on Wednesday. ! nle Lawrence, Carla Morns, Mrs Mary AumiUer, Harlford Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brenda Norris, carol Wilcoxen. and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stew- and family, Sauk So~bomores - Janmne Bentz, art attended the parenls week visited Mr. and Mrs: ., . B?nme ~ Long, Joyce~·~:· end at Marshall university re- Ible, friends and realtives in Diana P•ckens,. Joyce ~o e~c' cently. The latter's son, Gary, Bend area over Memorial weelk-11 P • completed his Freshman year end. . All the consoling thln&s you Ru~Sh~m, :~~elle ·want Lo say, but can't, are er Fres~m~: _ Rh~nda Braden, there. Mr. Sam Foglesong 'stated simply and beautiful· Brenda Bradford Jennifer Da- Sunday guests of Mr. a n d daught~, Carole, of Mullens, W,j ly with flowers. i G ge Norris Mrs. Albert Swatzel and Nor· Va., VIBited over the weelc~n v ~LI .. ~;ME HONOR ROLL man were Mr. and Mrs. Tom with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt. WtS.nd Sympathy Flowers seniors - Shirley Baker, Wil- Smith, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Foglesong _!'~~~ -- ~~ Anywhere liam Zerkle. JUlliors - Donna B u• h, Carla Morris, Brenda Norris, Carol Wilcoxen. Sophomores - Ruth Shain. Freshmen - Rhonda Braden, 59N. 2nd Ave. Brenda Bradford, Jennifer Da· Midtlleport, 0. vis, Georse Norris. P' • +· .o., Juu t. I -::rr ,. •. -._~ ~.~"' ftiMuiz~~f~i~~ i;t~m~n~hip ;UJ.:f&;g~- P,iih~y· Cli~pter of Red Cross ; flli !Cltlbi• Stir '' l . ! . . UII\N:IIIItHIT :::= ' .' 1 ( •. , -- --- ---~ - . -. 1 BOOK STORE ] ' MlddlfiiOrl, Ohio • 16• eek F)08 H000f R0II IsAonOunced . TENNIS SHOES Roush's Shoe Store .. &(,)\f Who cloeJI!I't dream, aometlmes? Who doeen't stand gazing Into tbt flltme, pletullng that new house, that graduation day, tbtt mding eeremony, that deluxe-model car , , • the tboUI!alld lllld one dreama that .... holils In hill heart? ~~l.*,..m NERVE DEAfNESS? lloarofmqday7 Mjllfoaa of people fllld It in the Christian faith. The apoetle Paul llld tbt lui wu ltnmJt;benod in everyt/lillfllle aid. by faltli in Christ ••• 11111 tblt fllltb ia lllllllantly being redii!COI'e'ftd b7 men and women •&ou~» In Deed oflli!Dething they can trust. i'aitll ia the key to peaee of~ With faith,;vou will be able to . . Mr*'• of trasfzation. I ' ..... ~·Itt t Ill• . . . . . . . . . PN&et&lll-tt~ diiiiHII 1 !.!~ :;~~~le:~~= ~ M:. Society Notes_ - ---- ._....... Cllllll t ' - ~:!1;1 M Willl-fllllll,ftiN ", • All a t111 nrUetiiCIIIII e tllll Olftlltl e Cllall s 1111!1 M::.l. oW 0 I WERNER RADIO &T.V. 1 1• · ~ . We realize that a worthwhile Hfe miiBt eontaln I!IOl'8 tban jut Jllllteria1 pti&factfona. Without a confident frame ot mind, oar future 'IIIII be nothing but tension and uncertalntr. Where can we W thla imler feeling of courage that will make things eaaier tor 111 eveey R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Middleport, O. N. 2nd Ave•. TINY'S FOODLAND 1114dlePOlt. Ohio HElMErs BAkERY to say. what words cannot Sympathy flowers ' SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS lllbn II Gaod BrtaG ~W.Va. We FlU AD Docton Presertpllona WY 24955 Pomeror WILLIS ANTHONY ·PlUMBING & HEATING ' . • ItO Lllleola lt. · lllddiQm V. D. EDWARDS ' INSURANCE AGENCY WI 14510 I UEYING COAL COMPANY ~~; ~ DUDLEY'S llllhlflhiCIID 1104 ''..Wilt Colnml!lt, W. Va. lluoll f'INM 110 J:. SeoonG PomeTOJ WI 14440 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 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Hurry, pick ~ou:. pai~~ no,w. ~nd. get , · , the music that gots witll11'-lor a ~ohgl , S]29·9S ' Bulldlal SuppUII llld lollllwor~ o.itaral Contraetllil Pblll!t wt Hll'l8 Chtllfl, Oblo ~ I· '· RAtiNE PLANING MILL ' A' �"·'' ~· ' . ·~ .'11\i ·;,~~· ' . , "' ..._ . ·J· ' • . . ' J \ :. ~~ f- '' ~ . . '\ !" ~ . . . ,, . '( ,·. ,,..,.,...=~,..-*· . ,..' t" )lwle, Ill Board of Dlreejon at ' . , '. I' I I. ... e, ~ • . J ,. < ., w: · Just ~~~ ~uer. ?!'!· I N·.Q S ·:<Sentinel·Church··News- . ''EW SHII!Mififl - "FENTON"'"·' . ART .GLASS i;; lbe th ·officers, wert Mary llamm, Welfare State , Pomei'Of/ I!P:tleeted ellalr• VlteriiiS MeJIIOI'Ial Hospital Franlc Vang~'\:=a~ .Appalachia, U.S.A. i · 111111 t!*lMill' COunly Qlap,. Wednesday evenlnt. er and Nao , or Dear Editor--, . 1r. ~leU Red, CMss, by _ Oilier . ~fleer• ~ we~ ~~~ et,!~ 1n•• 1 !~:! Tb!nrs· .... !~me quieter. ~-~~'illii....-""1'-.IIWDCU'l \.OteHUN, ~QN. . . . - . . . , , WVIUVU n~, - ····· here In the holler ah)s .c } i]t' Cllvln SlmJIIOII, Pomeroy, u Sbil~. NeiHe Vale and Robert Everyone Is resUnJ from 8 H vh:e-c:hatrman. and , reelected Wingett lor tbe term ending In lll!lt week. What wllb were -secretary, Mrs. llorolby 1111.' For the term ending In 1be kids sradualed In 'at ewuwi.me• Smith, Racine, 811!1 treaBUrer, 1811 directors are C. E. Blakes- last Friday night and eiAI.pwtN Mn Elwllda Werner, MtddJe. lee, Lula B. Hampton, Arthur the graduates kidded on Salll~·l .:JIId ·clttflll FAMO\Il port: VeriiQII Nease, chplrman, lleyt, Lindsey L. Lyons, J~, day. And then doing bolb ·''.~AND$ presided. · Lloyd Blackwood, Vernon · terior decoratioo and .aome Board memben for the ctm· Weber and Paul Ga9CI. the "lnwlor" kind too, ing year elected a1 lbe ~ual Announcement 1'85 made of of us are just resting this meeUng In May in addiUon to the next Bloodmobile visit sch· There's not much said · eduled for Monday June 27th. either our war asilnst Pmrer-11 think the -draft tfl The canteen will be served by ty or lbe olber one at I he kilt thatlbe boY&,~;~rictPalle 1f the Racine Jolly Neighbors 4-H schoolbouse. Bolb of lbem have Don't know about the Club. reached the prop88anda stase. lbe way thkigs ate Reports showl!d that more I've beell_ hearing one oklry may have to ~ them than 30 servicemen 'and lbeir just a little bit too often. To lbe Nam to get the -boys out. . families were provided some effect !bat a few adjustrnenla One teacher at least mddll For All The Family form of service Involving more have been made and !bat one be contented, as lwQ of t ll e !ban one hundred telephone or of the not-reblred teacherr hu sraduotes, Dixie Circle and \V!J. · . peraonal calls during lbe last a job in a nearby school and !lam Zirkle gave a vocal perThe final sll-weeks honor roll two months. The Service to Mil· that "everybody is satisfied." formance of "My h81lrl at thy .at Southern Local High School itary Famllles prosram will Which remlpds me of an old sweet· voice" -;ovhlch should have has been announced by Prm- continue using the services of story about the high school slu· made the teacher glad she ~ Hfppy Is th• Bride cipal Donald Wolfe. c. E. Blakeslee, phone 992 • dent who was asked to write a ctiled to make a career of teachwbo reiiJters her Students with srades of 84 38115 or 892-2304 and Arthur sentence illustrating the ing voice. Middleport, 0. Cliina, Silver,and per ce11t or ~ore In all sub- Hoyt, phone 892-9949. ings of "satisfied" and "conPenny Lopee Glass palternJ at jects (D11mes •n capital lette:s Service to military families tented." After a bit of , , '...,"""'~~~~~~~~ made ·:A" 192·1110 per cent) In 'ncludes etnergency communlca- he came up with "I am thor- alun1111 while VIBIUng here. WIIAT IS THE TRUTH , , aU subJects) are_: ~on with the serviceman or his onghly satisfied Bill Jones Is go- Mr. and MJ:~- Harold Brown Seaton - Sh~rley Baker, . med'ate famil anywhere In of Dayton vls•ted on Satu~y Dixie Circle. Pam_ Davis, Po~- :~. wo~ld. Coun~lling and oth· Rich Maier, Toledo, Mr. and with his mother, Mrs. Mdes ly Decker. Jam ~ Hobac • 1 ssistance are also Mrs Alva Luckeydoo, Letart, Brown. 01 8 MarJOrie Holter, Lmda John- er ~:': and Mrs. John Smith, Guests of Mrs. Emogene Crow If you haven't already select· son. Connie Leadingham, Car- P~e ~e~t meeting of the chap- Lt. and Mrs. James and daughter during the week· ed your china, we'd llu to olyn Lipscomb, Beverly! Ppr~te, ter board will be July 6th at and sons, formerly of end were Mr. and Mrs. Howard zbow you our wide choice of Lois Sewell, Norma Sha n, am A . I Bt- • ro. Wash have gone to Burris New Haven; Mrs. Bel- beautiful patterns In Sy l te Sharon Theiss Wil- 1:30 p.m. spec•a """ P ., 1 ' PI. PIeasant ; Mrs. Joe The answer lo thia q"'"lioo pha ves r. ' sram meeting to which all hos- Is, Ind., where he wll va Faley, matiY more lmporlaDI f - cu I !lam Zerkle. DONNA BUSH itals doctors and others are furlber traming at Fort . Elias, Mrs. R. C. Crow' Moundsbe found in the revealing new Jualon .. ' ? ' . h ld Th sd min Hams They visited VIlle, W. Va., and the Rev. G. llooldet, "l'hoTrulhAbouiN•rw •Bonnie Lawrence, Patricia Lon· mvlted will be e ur ay al da s wiih her parents Mr R Crow missionary from n ..m.. " Write, phone or visit i don, Sue McMurray, Carla evenins, June !61th hatHu7 f,.m. and ~s Donald Foglesong . Ida. ~v. Crow Is here on ,. w.,. for )'OW' FREE copy. Morris, Brenda Norris, Nola Representatives o I e n mg· · . d to .,tum II 18 There 11 · 00 obU ti0 n. CAROL WJLCXIXEN. ton Blood Center will be presother relatives. f~lou8h ~ exrec " 1 Ob'tz 1 "' • ore• _ Lenora Boss, ent. Mr. and Mrs. John Hetzer to lnd•a 111 September. Then, If you · wo~l be Sopbom e Circle and son, Tad, of Parkershurs, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene glad to he.lp .ordmate L tn 8: visited during the weelreDd with of Wyand?tte, Mich., °J.':,"!w1\, .. · ,: bli; ·;: -Deb H bb d Peggy Hubher parents, Mr. and Mrs. the alumni banquet at Ungs are always in perfect borJ,a JA~~r ' LAWRENCE, 3800 Harold Schwarz and with other and viB!ted his sisters, Mrs. taste. DUes Radioear Co. JOYCE MANUEL Diana Pick· relatives. Betty Frey, New Haven, Re&lsterina your c~ms 593.3522 ens, Frank Proffitt, Joyce ProfMr. Harry Kr~tedutterhl of ~~Wal~~ Werry, Mason, :~es .~':"~r 25 N. Court St. Athens fill, Ruth Shain, Michelle Spen· ua, W. Va. , VISl s s r, o er rea •ves. and relatives kl give you a · cer, David Thorpe, Charleen Mrs. Nellie Sehwarz and other Mr. and Mr~. L. ~· weddilli gift you want. And Ward John Warner, Sharon Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her- relatives on Sunday. . of Bellaire, Oh1o, viSited you'll avoid duplications, , Yates'. man Ross over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Insets of ct!nUy with Miss Stella Gress too. Fresbmea - Rhonda Braden, were Mr. John Ross and son, Brilliant, Ohio, Visited over the and Mrs. Chr~sty Bletner. so j)e a smart bride .. . be Brenda Bradford, Jennifer Da· Billy, and two grandchildren of weekend with . his Mr. and Mrbsl.ldRobertfGM~ ~,!::.1'~ ~~!::':fer~:vis, Linda Grindstaff, Jamo East Uverpool, Ohio, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Les Ingels man and_ two _c reo O ran.... ter It with us now. Johnson. Bonnie Kiser, George Ross's sister and husband, Mr. wilb her sister, Mrs. ville, Ohio, viSited her Norris. Shirley Pyles , Martba l and Mrs. William Taylor of Tulloh. Mr. and Mrs. K &C Jewelers Yost. Jackson, Ohio. The Rev. Marvan Frame, Mrs. Mossman attended the The Ail 1965--66 Honor Rell: Miss Bessie Wright visited In tor of the Mason Seniors - Shirley Baker, Pol- Ripley over the weekend with church, wUI attend the ly Decker, Mar]one Holter, Mr. and .Mrs. Clyde Wrighl Virginia Wesleyan College Connie Leadingham, Carolyn Mrs. Fred Jenkins of Apple ference on Monday at Buckhan, Lipscomb. Pam Sylvester, Wil· Grove Ohio, visited. her par- non. He will serve on lbe Bourd : liam Zerkle. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kirk of Missions for the conferenre Juniors - Donna Bush, Bon- over the weekend. which starts on Wednesday. ! nle Lawrence, Carla Morns, Mrs Mary AumiUer, Harlford Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brenda Norris, carol Wilcoxen. and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Stew- and family, Sauk So~bomores - Janmne Bentz, art attended the parenls week visited Mr. and Mrs: ., . B?nme ~ Long, Joyce~·~:· end at Marshall university re- Ible, friends and realtives in Diana P•ckens,. Joyce ~o e~c' cently. The latter's son, Gary, Bend area over Memorial weelk-11 P • completed his Freshman year end. . All the consoling thln&s you Ru~Sh~m, :~~elle ·want Lo say, but can't, are er Fres~m~: _ Rh~nda Braden, there. Mr. Sam Foglesong 'stated simply and beautiful· Brenda Bradford Jennifer Da- Sunday guests of Mr. a n d daught~, Carole, of Mullens, W,j ly with flowers. i G ge Norris Mrs. Albert Swatzel and Nor· Va., VIBited over the weelc~n v ~LI .. ~;ME HONOR ROLL man were Mr. and Mrs. Tom with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt. WtS.nd Sympathy Flowers seniors - Shirley Baker, Wil- Smith, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Foglesong _!'~~~ -- ~~ Anywhere liam Zerkle. JUlliors - Donna B u• h, Carla Morris, Brenda Norris, Carol Wilcoxen. Sophomores - Ruth Shain. Freshmen - Rhonda Braden, 59N. 2nd Ave. Brenda Bradford, Jennifer Da· Midtlleport, 0. vis, Georse Norris. P' • +· .o., Juu t. I -::rr ,. •. -._~ ~.~"' ftiMuiz~~f~i~~ i;t~m~n~hip ;UJ.:f&;g~- P,iih~y· Cli~pter of Red Cross ; flli !Cltlbi• Stir '' l . ! . . UII\N:IIIItHIT :::= ' .' 1 ( •. , -- --- ---~ - . -. 1 BOOK STORE ] ' MlddlfiiOrl, Ohio • 16• eek F)08 H000f R0II IsAonOunced . TENNIS SHOES Roush's Shoe Store .. &(,)\f Who cloeJI!I't dream, aometlmes? Who doeen't stand gazing Into tbt flltme, pletullng that new house, that graduation day, tbtt mding eeremony, that deluxe-model car , , • the tboUI!alld lllld one dreama that .... holils In hill heart? ~~l.*,..m NERVE DEAfNESS? lloarofmqday7 Mjllfoaa of people fllld It in the Christian faith. The apoetle Paul llld tbt lui wu ltnmJt;benod in everyt/lillfllle aid. by faltli in Christ ••• 11111 tblt fllltb ia lllllllantly being redii!COI'e'ftd b7 men and women •&ou~» In Deed oflli!Dething they can trust. i'aitll ia the key to peaee of~ With faith,;vou will be able to . . Mr*'• of trasfzation. I ' ..... ~·Itt t Ill• . . . . . . . . . PN&et&lll-tt~ diiiiHII 1 !.!~ :;~~~le:~~= ~ M:. Society Notes_ - ---- ._....... Cllllll t ' - ~:!1;1 M Willl-fllllll,ftiN ", • All a t111 nrUetiiCIIIII e tllll Olftlltl e Cllall s 1111!1 M::.l. oW 0 I WERNER RADIO &T.V. 1 1• · ~ . We realize that a worthwhile Hfe miiBt eontaln I!IOl'8 tban jut Jllllteria1 pti&factfona. Without a confident frame ot mind, oar future 'IIIII be nothing but tension and uncertalntr. Where can we W thla imler feeling of courage that will make things eaaier tor 111 eveey R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Middleport, O. N. 2nd Ave•. TINY'S FOODLAND 1114dlePOlt. Ohio HElMErs BAkERY to say. what words cannot Sympathy flowers ' SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS lllbn II Gaod BrtaG ~W.Va. We FlU AD Docton Presertpllona WY 24955 Pomeror WILLIS ANTHONY ·PlUMBING & HEATING ' . • ItO Lllleola lt. · lllddiQm V. D. EDWARDS ' INSURANCE AGENCY WI 14510 I UEYING COAL COMPANY ~~; ~ DUDLEY'S llllhlflhiCIID 1104 ''..Wilt Colnml!lt, W. Va. lluoll f'INM 110 J:. SeoonG PomeTOJ WI 14440 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 'J•'i>l. / H~VJ'S I, l lllddle)IOl'l SOHIO SERVICE K& C JEWELERS Wtll-~ ,St, Pomii'OJ till Ch1IJCb llf Your Cllolet ;i \ ,.: 1:t'i' · Foraal dabSURD IOI'IVIP- ! ¥RR CONSTRUCTION CO. .even In the zero zonalr88Zerl L BAUM LUMBER co. Bu!ldm aDd BuUdlq SuppUeo Cbestar. Ohio Pb. 1811-20011 GALEN t BROWN, Dlst. New RCA Victor 12" LP 13.1 cu. ft. (N£M~ album in stereo or HI·FI with your Dev' paint purchaM stlndard) S colon 1r wtlilt. • 100% Frost-Proof by FRIGIDAIRE! Frost never forms In the big 102-lb. top freezer or in the $paciou• refrigerator section! • Twin vegetable Hydrators! • 11'- storage door has 3 full· wlilth shelves, butter compartment. Full-width freezer door shelf, too! • ·Piusthe Power Capsule for Space A&e Refri&erationl ' $4.79 volue onl• Even less with trldt Budget Ttrmt . , J' :. B,AK.,ER FURNITURE Middleport, 0. , __.,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _':""-~~--- II Splt:ill IIJU/pment ' at a ' -' for Galaxie Asbtsnd 00 PraduCIII ' Bnim'l Bott!t Gu WY 2-2181 . 6~0 2-D~r. ·· Hardtpps includes high~style -~eel qover~., .spe~al ' · 1: ._ , . '; extedor trim, whitewall tires I Comp~te c_o!Of c;tlot~ , cr ~- , • . ,. too~and op~lpmpo your pl,easure. E~en Cruts~attr:.- .- · , . , · · 'price. H11r'ry! · · · ..:, -~ · ' . .JfluJYi ahBad aH tJIB.,atYfiiJr.... . . ' t . t .. ' ' . ,,, '' · · 'I DMLEP,J·, . ' ·' .. ,' t) \ ' \ • ~ . ,o\ Opp, llO ~1101 ~ _:, J JJI1J6il. ) J f ~ Pl.\ !!!~f·~ Cosh & Corry, e C.ah & Doltvory . 1 ' . .. ,._ Wlllo32'/3 RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Pilon• Wl N48l N, llecoud Avt. lllddlei!OI'L Oblo . N. W. COMPTON, FOREMAN &AJBOn MILLER'S HOME REST~U~ANT Qlllll!l hfDitaN ll ~ l'l'lllli ' ' llld~po,r!. 0~ . IIIIIOialll -.&t!tll•l'l! rrtod ..... 11.8 N. :lad llldcllepqrt WY ~ . - -----~ ... ~ .~' I '· 4 p ' .. . I • OI'TOMitlll't Offlc!e Boon: Ito 12. :. IIIIi CCio!lf • ""- • 1'111111. - SUI Court SL, ~ TUNE IN ; .. ' ' " ..... ' 1, Devoted to (b., lbte_rest, ,;9{ tllt .Milp~i~ · . ' - ~ . ,: ilill ·u, ' . " '1he Spreading KinfciOrlf! . J. I '1390 WMPO RADIO ' ,, ' '., • t ....... • \· . -~ SUNDAY , AM · ~· ......... ........., ipiM!...'! IMY• ~ D: ' ' I .. l'------~~-)~~~=~:~~~:l+~:u~~~~··r··•~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~t0~r-~ , ~• ~.,"i:;~.:JHL~:> - ~~9!sJ..~:·nJJ i \ ~ Palub aDd Hardware ' . i . I ...... ' P~eror STAR' SUPPLY CO. ' THE 'DA1LY SENTINEL c;erflin~Lul]'l~er.& ~u~p1y Co. - _., 1 1 ' '9 8¢ Come in, pick the colors you want- the flnith you need-from our complete_lhie of paints. Choose fro in over 1,000 colors-;ih odorla ss, interior paints that dry in a flash ,- clean up ,1 easy with _spap n' WJt~rl Orick a chipresislan\ fatex exterior' paint-it'll look new for years. Hurry, pick ~ou:. pai~~ no,w. ~nd. get , · , the music that gots witll11'-lor a ~ohgl , S]29·9S ' Bulldlal SuppUII llld lollllwor~ o.itaral Contraetllil Pblll!t wt Hll'l8 Chtllfl, Oblo ~ I· '· RAtiNE PLANING MILL ' A' �' .,. \ ,.:., 1 _(. ... ,/ .!\ ) .·,., •. I 1 - ' • •· 6at'Exlra.tash·'The Wiitt. id~,. ~~ • > ~. ... I J •j I l l.l ' . a:-DaUy I ' ' II ;f.... • . 'USED TRACTORS . '· ~, 1,,3.961 , ~ •Fo.:cJ.Pti1upon, ~ _ l' ,· ! :::~ . I ' · ·' lh~pt,Rudy " ' ' . ' I • ' \ ' IARNIV OOOCILt IIIII INUm IMnH .. .. I v • F•rd T.rtcfor 8-N · •lnternaliOnal 350 • Alllto(l)ll..,.n W·C Tractor · · AhO 1-CIH hml• ' Moli~ Mov* 7' Cut ~ lv_ PUD ~ELL lEN CASEY • • y _, . '' WAIT'll H'~ - ~ GITS 'EM BA , AN WE'LL GO GRAB EIGHT OR TEN IN,TH'HENH~ ' TRACTOR, SALES ,_ · aua""· ·, ~~-·,co. INs CHiVROLIT IMPALA .. ;:.. ... : .. ........... ~ J26!5 Supor Sport Coupe,, blal!h rillY! top, ... dalwood -~ ill vlQ)'l Interior• . with bu~~et aew1 _V41 . qino, auto111aUe tral\smlllllon, power steeril!& md Dl'llkea,.wlre wheel covero .., .........,.,. . UTI I .. ..,.... • cen • ,., n WOfO ... t. .rHM Mini""'~~'~ C:hl,.. 10 ftl'ltl C:Mb ,., woro lor Til,... ~ ""...- 10 ,... ""' DIHullltf ... " " . . ,.net odl pl(l Wltllln II ...,.. c.Ailg OF TNAN.Kt • OIITUAtill fiJI r.t M wtnl llllltlmUM. IMII .-monM werd 11. O,.,.ICI HO"II 11• A. M. .. wt P. M. Doltr utuf'IIQ I:H A. M. tt 1ttlt ...... IT'I 10 IAIY 'FO :ft.ACI A rtUULT PIODUCIM . · 8:00 white wall tlri!o, ihowa ll~f wear, rsdlo, heater, a ~BILii: - - -~ ar'1 uMaaef Call WY t-llit , . ISI!e 1 . throughout. · 1964 CHEVROLET SJSCAYHI . ................... $1695 2 door sedan, deluxe trim, V8 engine, automatic transmiaslon, new tires. Powerglide transmlsslon, radio, heater, Vet'l' nlte throuahout. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN lVII. f:OO P.M. WAMT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 Card of Thtonkl ,. real buy. 1965 CHE~11DLIT IM,ALA ..... , .. :·...... : ...... ; $2295 Hardtop eoupe, slsRdlrd tranami,.lon, power sleerlnJ, loeil· ly owned, only 12,000 miles, beautiful fawn JnterJor, maroon over beige exterior linJsb. Spare never . used, lpOtlen POIIIJIOJ, CHI ,, Mako Your Rese1'tl<ltl0111 Li~~Fo~r:,S•:Ie:;~=!l For Rentals Nolll. IIIII WE WISH to express 9ur sinHelp Wanted cere thanks anc1 ;;~~~~~~i~lr==~;;ii;;===•li BIG BEND Oblo. Eruf Jl!ur ~ to our relatives, 1; and to be the best carpet TRAILER SALES ' Ull, Sit b::;~:::: f haul,;·, 'm011i We have aD size neighbors lor their you have ever used or ROUTE 124 onow-over 50 attachmtnla lneo. Reasonable rates. Call available for the vor••til• shown us during the loss money back. ElectrElc~~~b'":"c;II~~A~t~S~u:::rocus~e;C~Of'!J~OI':::alio~ · 11~~ expensive carpet, wv ~974. day or nlgbt. our loved one, James E. Lewpooer rental fl. with Blue Lustre. Rent CUb Co<lel. 7, 10, 12 horset 15 tie is. Also for the beaumul DowHardware, Pomeroy, Ohio. STEREO - RADIO - Just tak- tric shampooer *1. Pmneroy I power IOOdels, buill lot '"1aed tonatile. in 1r.t tilt era and food. Special thank• II 1 3 en in. 4 speed automatic Cement Block Co. ~"' IF'==iilil=;;;;o;;;i;;o;;o;;;; full Cub Cadet sfDii'. "' the Middleport, Pomeroy changer, 4 speaker aound ONE llliFFY 3 em-·""• ••uads, Veterans 8 II J lnflftl ANVIL, forged and H.p . RPM 3600, pracUcaUY-' --.~~., ~ If belt tongs, Ray eyste m. 1966 wa Inu t MEIGS EQUIPMENT 0 saw an Memorial~ :· spital olaf!, Ew· · od 1 Radio · d A H Our 1,·1 h 5 1 R · Oh' • 3 •tc m e · eqwppe · new, price, ...... . . s AT ITS GREATEST COMPANY '"" · , Rev. Gill, 11 0 Mec an1"c t. ey • acme, 10· • • .,.. FUR · ' Home over payments of $il or pay Syracuse, Obio. Pb. 992-296Z. the singers, and Laurel Cliff Pomeroy, Ohio 1 ELECTRIC Douglas guitar, 3 balace due $87. Try it ,n e 3 7tc ~ or with popperont h•r Mllgs General Hosp. Health Club. Your kindness pick-up. Telstar amplllier; al- borne. Call 992-3218. 6 1 Wanh_. •1111.1e. muabromil. b.Jm or WY 2-2176 Pomoror C!OIDbluatlona. ZIG ZAG - sewing will never be fdrgotten. ~=========I so 1 baby bed and chest. ..., Wile, <blldren, brothers and Ph. 992-2590. 8 3 Jtp ine. Tbia machine is ~::I BAR MAID. Inquire at the m t' er 12" llze Jlc to IJO mien. . For Rent 3 BASE kitchel cabinets, man's demonstrator. PI Ho Bar in Mtdd.eport. Complote Corry.Out ..,..,.. 1 3 ltc wall cabinets, I 60 inch to sell $44.50. Try it in your 8 S 7tc CALL WY~ Pick up At G. ,. G. CAPI - - - - - , " ·''·" · Victor gas range with and cabinet, 2 used gas borne. Call 992-3218 6 1 Gtc Notice boiler, 4 burners, l!l'ill or beaters, 1 used medicine I · · 111 W. MAIN PDMIROY NEW electric range, almost b th Good MORTICA, the truly gifted center of range. cabinet, 1 complete a new and % bedroom auites. outfit (41> ft. tub), 13 loll air Palm reader tell• the past, tion. Price $50. Pb. •992-5216. • s•· h te Gaynelle Fugate, WY J-52113, present and future, love af• • "' conditioner wit wa r 5 15. tic fairs, anN'efs 1·iny question!. er, several used inside .doors. If you are worred or troubled, 5 ROOM trailer. No chlldre• Can be seen at Lewis Repair TAKE Soil away the Blue see her. 'N&Itl •lhe is loCated pel!. Ph. 773-5227. 6 S 6tp Service, Middleport. Ire way from carpets FUmltll1'0 ll!d bOUJOIIold \,-· he h Spec' 1 adi 6 3 3tc upbolstery. Rent el~~~~ cood8. We will bUy eom""•li, --~,, in r ome. . •a re ng• CAMP SITES lor r<nt - Ohio shampooer Baker I plete estateo or small loll• $1 with this . ~- "'" across fro m LUSTRE FOAM II guaranWed ture Company . · ad. Rt. 7, Kan- raver uun-&e 6 1 4tc Call ... COMING SOONI auga, Ohio. Look for • 3 61 Middlepor~ Obio. Phone 992- to be the best earpel eleaner - --_· - Sigu. • P 6716 afte 4 m H-Stc you bave ever used or your BROOD MARE and ..;dlin~ ' • lleclroolc Ordorlftl To f(NOTTS USED lpood Our Drlv.ta money back. Electric sham- borse, Morgan - quarter ii~~~::~:~]: ____'___I':_ ' FURNITURE and FURNISHED apartment, four I pooer rental $1_. _ __! _2 61c Cali 667-3553 or contact Rich· AUCTION rooms and bath, utilities paid, IT'S TERRIFIC the way we're ard C. Martin, Tuppers Plams, 11"---'Znd. _1, close to business dlstric~ no selling Blue Lustre lor clean- Ohio. 5 29 pets. Phone 992-3002. ing rugs and upholstery. Rent VENETIAN BUnda •nd re- ~;fW::lF""'""''""'III!I!! 6 3 3tp electric shampooer Pick- pain, <loth awningo and re- 1i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____:._ eno Hardware Co. Inc. pa'"· porch valiance, bamIXPERIENCED FURNISHED 3 roollll and 5 31 6tc boo porch shades. Dale Wipapartment on 134 Mulberry ·;., pel Supply, 215 UnioR Ave., player ud Avenue. Ph. IIIIH615. I RIDING bnrses, IIUII'e 11" Pomeroy, Oblo. 5 II 30tc mer. Ages lH!. Call SH I I 11o gelding. Contact Cheryl Lo~ Of My Office From 5711. I I ==-....,--,---~ RDute 1, Rutlaad, Ohio. lllss Unda Reeves was SUNDAY, JUNI I wllh bot IUid 6 1 3tp Wl!dneadar fisltor ol Mi•s Jo Legal Notice •1111 oold water and (ardeL Call HO'NDA !50, w be ...., at Smith. lady. Must Hve ln. Boom, through 1 2 3tc _ Guy BlDg's at BradburJ or GREAT LAitES bouse traDer, baord and good salary, Call ~' SUNDAY, JUNI 12 f ROOM HOTJSE In Hartford, call 992-7196. & z 3tc Z bedroom. Piloat ~1112. llll-7044 for iRtervlew. W. Va. Call 882-23M. _ ~~~tp RESTAURANT going oui---;)1 I Z 3tc I I Sic f ROOM aad bath house with business due to Ulness. Will ARAB kllb pesll llestl Free HOUSE ahd roof painting, •1.21 2 193 5 !ment. Furnace beat. sell reasoaablo. Phone 992- your bnmt from • IOW319. I 1 tic 11976. 1 1 41< anlll, ooctroacbel, ~rickets, :1464. __· i :M IOip HOUSE wilb bath. Large ....-plool, allnrfbb, iplllera, Business Servicet ~ Servlcl blcluded. By appoiatment Call ANTIQUE Orgu. Mabel Swaa, WIIJII 111111 wale bugs. Avail-( iii~~~~~~~iiiiij~ Crin Bratlfo,. ' '=c-.lllll-2646. 1 1 6tc Parker ·Run Road, LangavWe, able at Kbrg Bullden Supply); Wrflt, !'1oM • OMIMI PHOToG~ APARTMENT - - - - - - - - -- Rt L I I :Itt Co., M1ddlepoll. t 29 tie eSIHl X·PraiMe • "' •••"""BD 2Dd Ward, 4 eAlumlnum Boctllle • ""' ~rv ' eAdjuoi-A·Ltvel ~· 111efDe, . . . Of You 1'001111 aad bath, reD! reatiO•i .La... FlbertlaH Wlndowt f 1 Ill able, PboM 9IIU293, Fugate, POineroy. I 33 tie AU<:TIONEER _: -;o.,al'·mAILER, BI'1IWII's Trailer COMPLETE SALES A(lll(l8S 1&Park, M!aersvilll, Ohio. Pb. ·~ ln. Plywood Floone MANAGEMENT Ll!no4of e13 01. Duek Celllntte '--*' 192-3324. 525 Wrlto, Pliino or Cantoct li.SIIpped II. 'rona (Except Rnen) trDIIIaC WY 1-2475 ' ~ Po""'roy ~TiQUil li'UmiiUrl, - · CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply eo,,. l awu-niower-;- Th O'I S • I PIZZA What ~re QoinQ to ao now? ~ou ~ - ·-- ·--· ly ART SANSOM _ .. -.... -.., (/tl"'*:~ 'l. I i i' i '• DICK TRACY ' ~ ....... Crow's Steak House 'l. • '--~~\\-rl~3-~y::!l . " FRECKLE$ AND,HIS _FRIENDS ly MERRILL BLOSSER lF!INt< WEaN · U5f HIM, RA'!'? ~u.s I • WHEn ~- I-IlM Bt<.KI• ALIGNMENT IRAK.ESERVIa . ..: .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE BlaeHnars -:z:~J b _!per~bo-_ur _:c_all--;;lfter~~~·!:Vl~·~j'==.,.,===l-iijffi~iPo~m="'-oy=•j~ GUEES A BRie~ 1-i!T TH' CAME~ I sur Mosn...v "tHEY WELL, rT'S TURNIMC; ll"lTO QUIT£ AN JNTERE6Tit+::l CAMPAIGN IM tv.D.Ny ~6, El-l? n.,Gu;ty wmv.tror q.. . ---11.- <1- y....,.,......... --- - .v........ GROVEn STUDIO ~~~""::;';;;:;-;;;;;:! AUCTION --StarllDg DAILY CROSSWORD IILCionl miscellaneous. Call or write: Mn. llolrml Cecil. IIIII Main St .. l'omero)>. _,.,. JI.Woot June 3, at 7:30 p.m. at ams Trading Post, Main ~ 29 Rutiand, Obio. Continuing . ery Friday Digbt until furth- FOUR ROOM furnished er notiee. Jim CamabaD, Auo-1 menl WY 2-3658. 4 tiotleer. Bring iD your goods; , fOlD' room we will sell them for you. Dished apartment!. All Ph. 742--6116. Jim A d a m 1, ties paid. Pbone WY ,..,.10.1 Owner 5 31 6tc IIDwley and Reed. After 6 REVlVALAtihe - C be 1 t e r P. Dl. call WY Z-3574. Church of God Is centinuing 1 4 S lfc Into the fourlb week, star~ 1 THREE and four room furntshmg at 7:30 each evemna:. ed and unfurnished apan· 1 Rev. Bobby Porter of Lor- 1 men!! W'l ..-5434. 12 e Uc ain, Onio, Evan~elist. Pastor 1T=RitAiJJLJZERRspaceon8rm;;O.iil Rev. DaJe Thornton. Special 'I" space on 111-~ I.Odcl; ROUSH & LYONS I. Do:-4-0IIl- CAMPING TRAILERS ~~-~ ZI,W~ 'l. 'I'OON :13.Joilt &.llolllai:J lll1. aero,.. H.Chlet ehef 8.~ tt Netpboo Ill a.BrMw•c. Tex. 18. Rotate Ill. B-52, 1LOae ctll tor..., li.Put II. Woottcoct•e w...a llll.- bood 18.Piw4!<JDI :rr. KIDd ot 35.Broo4 omllo aB.Volcanlo Je. Loilger SO. Form. rock 18.18. CUIIIIfng &:l.ll'1lllell to.Golt- &lfaauf&ctmod AJ'oulbt 28. Ora.vel JS,Tanken from Texd Ill- AlloD "' lllo body welcome. 111-Excloma- NICIST PIDPLII . CALL DICK RAWLINGS ~ DO BRAKE SERV,CI ao. Alignment Shop Phone 992-2576 W. Mlln ~- P-or r.mui.J Oroeser Body . - ~ 'WoriiiuE~...tl TYOIXTa BLTK STW ·M li'IKVWif, DYRll' VG T .K'f • ETIHTY EVOW'll BLilTROEY.-'Kf;v~ ' (0 - .............. ,..,,, ,, III.J HC,Wf i S~OJ-. CAR ,. .,..... .. _,._~,-- I"·. A C.E . 'S ' . .. ' [; ~.' ... ' ' . ' ' .. ' ' .. . ' . Tbe' fun time · hobby aweeplog .. the,cnuo!fy. .' '. \ ' Aant.,..ftlrtd• . WANT - fronrS~m llotllll - - "' Yeo-..7'• Crfptoquoto: TA.lJK '00 PERf WOloiAN d IF .COU LOVED HER, AND TO EVIilRY ~ All IF Hlil BORIIiD YOIJ.-W!LDII: , YOU ·a Itt <;. & J. trailer hlet · I~~-~:o'" -~•· !~..~~~.\ ~- ( ? :>R THE FAMILYf FELLoWS. BftmG YO~ DATE ,, . j ··.·• Nt~T l l o tho--. . --lllo----- . XRT FuniSpiUsr T•rfllsl Fun For All CAll AUCTION SATURDAY 1o loO.GI'.LLOW 11>11 fur the IIINe V., X f«r tho two 0'1, elo. ~KLrA• ' ' ' beat, large front 1etterlllmill1-•-- ra Sbllie...p!e.t.lo..S - . •- ..... .., .... btateForSale qe. Elcellenl buy at QAILY C&l'Pl'OQIJO.llt - Jlwe'• ..... -..IE IU .t.:.:J:•r.•.t..t.J:a tropbl,., t I TU WS37. buenient gas fired bnt uu •nd -~ or M.Lunor J.Mp 011e auan oervlee. Jack's eratton, Now Haven. Rawlings Honda Sales WHEEL A' ,..NMENT ·- I IE ONI OPTHI ll«y ...... toned furniture, plc~lll't [ frames, disbea, other What du you bave? CaD or see Comer Antique Shop, Give Away Mlddlepor~ Obio. wv 2-2959. B"'E,A:-:G"' "' L"'E .PUPS, 3 mOnths old. 5 17 30tc Roy Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. 500 LBS. May apple. 13c lb. I 2 3tc 500 ib, w1ld glll8er, 55c lb .. GoldeD Seal ,._75 lb.. am.::~ Auto Salea t25 lb. ond f28. clean w ronts Bill Bailey, Rt't>dsville, lt58 FORD Falrlane 500, V~. automatic, 2 door hard1oo, Ohio 5 2 30tc A-1 eGIIdltion, newly rebuilt Farm Marloinery llll!lor, new Ure•. 1275. Ph Ill ~. 4 r 'loo out Lead- ONE Trojan Rototlller, - sellIll& Crltt Road from Hobsoa. propelled. Rea1011ably priced. IIW'r.ll. • 2 atp II~ HONDA SALES & SERVICE (J tloD BOY, age 16 wants work, &IIJ' kind. Pbone 992-5543. 6 1 3tc --- -- - · · W. Ve. 1:========~~ J'OMEBOY - W. MAIN .. I fame, large EXP&RIENCEu bedrooms), 1~ 'baths, SELLING OUT all young night 1 - -. - Sal R nt M.IIJDCcC crawler& (balf grown, best 1 _ ~~ . . I or_ e _ Ba+u &Jodi flshiag size). Take 'em away! John Molller, leading Creek 11> STORY frame home, 1 Road, Middleport, Ohio Ph. rooms and bath, located on II'.WMlllll-7111, 6 26 l21p Broadway, Middleport. Albert M. Cox, Broker, -~ G.No. ~ DELlllOUS Homemade Pizza, 3830 from i to 12 a. m. capital ft.llll<o IOc. 7le, llld "00 olz.e~ ~ 6 2 3tc 411-LIIoe I!WI Pizza, 11511 Jack's OalAllee ot ry Bar, Middl"!"'rl 12 8 tic Wanted To Buy Emplovmenl Wanted HOUSECLEANING? Old RACINI. OHIO WY 24151 Alley 54 lforian St. JIM CARNAHAN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 11-Pouesa_. singing each f!vening . F.very· Avenue. tall WY 2-2625. 5 29 &tp 1 ,, f1 ~~~!!!!!!! . ", .. :d �' .,. \ ,.:., 1 _(. ... ,/ .!\ ) .·,., •. I 1 - ' • •· 6at'Exlra.tash·'The Wiitt. id~,. ~~ • > ~. ... I J •j I l l.l ' . a:-DaUy I ' ' II ;f.... • . 'USED TRACTORS . '· ~, 1,,3.961 , ~ •Fo.:cJ.Pti1upon, ~ _ l' ,· ! :::~ . I ' · ·' lh~pt,Rudy " ' ' . ' I • ' \ ' IARNIV OOOCILt IIIII INUm IMnH .. .. I v • F•rd T.rtcfor 8-N · •lnternaliOnal 350 • Alllto(l)ll..,.n W·C Tractor · · AhO 1-CIH hml• ' Moli~ Mov* 7' Cut ~ lv_ PUD ~ELL lEN CASEY • • y _, . '' WAIT'll H'~ - ~ GITS 'EM BA , AN WE'LL GO GRAB EIGHT OR TEN IN,TH'HENH~ ' TRACTOR, SALES ,_ · aua""· ·, ~~-·,co. INs CHiVROLIT IMPALA .. ;:.. ... : .. ........... ~ J26!5 Supor Sport Coupe,, blal!h rillY! top, ... dalwood -~ ill vlQ)'l Interior• . with bu~~et aew1 _V41 . qino, auto111aUe tral\smlllllon, power steeril!& md Dl'llkea,.wlre wheel covero .., .........,.,. . UTI I .. ..,.... • cen • ,., n WOfO ... t. .rHM Mini""'~~'~ C:hl,.. 10 ftl'ltl C:Mb ,., woro lor Til,... ~ ""...- 10 ,... ""' DIHullltf ... " " . . ,.net odl pl(l Wltllln II ...,.. c.Ailg OF TNAN.Kt • OIITUAtill fiJI r.t M wtnl llllltlmUM. IMII .-monM werd 11. O,.,.ICI HO"II 11• A. M. .. wt P. M. Doltr utuf'IIQ I:H A. M. tt 1ttlt ...... IT'I 10 IAIY 'FO :ft.ACI A rtUULT PIODUCIM . · 8:00 white wall tlri!o, ihowa ll~f wear, rsdlo, heater, a ~BILii: - - -~ ar'1 uMaaef Call WY t-llit , . ISI!e 1 . throughout. · 1964 CHEVROLET SJSCAYHI . ................... $1695 2 door sedan, deluxe trim, V8 engine, automatic transmiaslon, new tires. Powerglide transmlsslon, radio, heater, Vet'l' nlte throuahout. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN lVII. f:OO P.M. WAMT AD PHONE WY 2·2156 Card of Thtonkl ,. real buy. 1965 CHE~11DLIT IM,ALA ..... , .. :·...... : ...... ; $2295 Hardtop eoupe, slsRdlrd tranami,.lon, power sleerlnJ, loeil· ly owned, only 12,000 miles, beautiful fawn JnterJor, maroon over beige exterior linJsb. Spare never . used, lpOtlen POIIIJIOJ, CHI ,, Mako Your Rese1'tl<ltl0111 Li~~Fo~r:,S•:Ie:;~=!l For Rentals Nolll. IIIII WE WISH to express 9ur sinHelp Wanted cere thanks anc1 ;;~~~~~~i~lr==~;;ii;;===•li BIG BEND Oblo. Eruf Jl!ur ~ to our relatives, 1; and to be the best carpet TRAILER SALES ' Ull, Sit b::;~:::: f haul,;·, 'm011i We have aD size neighbors lor their you have ever used or ROUTE 124 onow-over 50 attachmtnla lneo. Reasonable rates. Call available for the vor••til• shown us during the loss money back. ElectrElc~~~b'":"c;II~~A~t~S~u:::rocus~e;C~Of'!J~OI':::alio~ · 11~~ expensive carpet, wv ~974. day or nlgbt. our loved one, James E. Lewpooer rental fl. with Blue Lustre. Rent CUb Co<lel. 7, 10, 12 horset 15 tie is. Also for the beaumul DowHardware, Pomeroy, Ohio. STEREO - RADIO - Just tak- tric shampooer *1. Pmneroy I power IOOdels, buill lot '"1aed tonatile. in 1r.t tilt era and food. Special thank• II 1 3 en in. 4 speed automatic Cement Block Co. ~"' IF'==iilil=;;;;o;;;i;;o;;o;;;; full Cub Cadet sfDii'. "' the Middleport, Pomeroy changer, 4 speaker aound ONE llliFFY 3 em-·""• ••uads, Veterans 8 II J lnflftl ANVIL, forged and H.p . RPM 3600, pracUcaUY-' --.~~., ~ If belt tongs, Ray eyste m. 1966 wa Inu t MEIGS EQUIPMENT 0 saw an Memorial~ :· spital olaf!, Ew· · od 1 Radio · d A H Our 1,·1 h 5 1 R · Oh' • 3 •tc m e · eqwppe · new, price, ...... . . s AT ITS GREATEST COMPANY '"" · , Rev. Gill, 11 0 Mec an1"c t. ey • acme, 10· • • .,.. FUR · ' Home over payments of $il or pay Syracuse, Obio. Pb. 992-296Z. the singers, and Laurel Cliff Pomeroy, Ohio 1 ELECTRIC Douglas guitar, 3 balace due $87. Try it ,n e 3 7tc ~ or with popperont h•r Mllgs General Hosp. Health Club. Your kindness pick-up. Telstar amplllier; al- borne. Call 992-3218. 6 1 Wanh_. •1111.1e. muabromil. b.Jm or WY 2-2176 Pomoror C!OIDbluatlona. ZIG ZAG - sewing will never be fdrgotten. ~=========I so 1 baby bed and chest. ..., Wile, <blldren, brothers and Ph. 992-2590. 8 3 Jtp ine. Tbia machine is ~::I BAR MAID. Inquire at the m t' er 12" llze Jlc to IJO mien. . For Rent 3 BASE kitchel cabinets, man's demonstrator. PI Ho Bar in Mtdd.eport. Complote Corry.Out ..,..,.. 1 3 ltc wall cabinets, I 60 inch to sell $44.50. Try it in your 8 S 7tc CALL WY~ Pick up At G. ,. G. CAPI - - - - - , " ·''·" · Victor gas range with and cabinet, 2 used gas borne. Call 992-3218 6 1 Gtc Notice boiler, 4 burners, l!l'ill or beaters, 1 used medicine I · · 111 W. MAIN PDMIROY NEW electric range, almost b th Good MORTICA, the truly gifted center of range. cabinet, 1 complete a new and % bedroom auites. outfit (41> ft. tub), 13 loll air Palm reader tell• the past, tion. Price $50. Pb. •992-5216. • s•· h te Gaynelle Fugate, WY J-52113, present and future, love af• • "' conditioner wit wa r 5 15. tic fairs, anN'efs 1·iny question!. er, several used inside .doors. If you are worred or troubled, 5 ROOM trailer. No chlldre• Can be seen at Lewis Repair TAKE Soil away the Blue see her. 'N&Itl •lhe is loCated pel!. Ph. 773-5227. 6 S 6tp Service, Middleport. Ire way from carpets FUmltll1'0 ll!d bOUJOIIold \,-· he h Spec' 1 adi 6 3 3tc upbolstery. Rent el~~~~ cood8. We will bUy eom""•li, --~,, in r ome. . •a re ng• CAMP SITES lor r<nt - Ohio shampooer Baker I plete estateo or small loll• $1 with this . ~- "'" across fro m LUSTRE FOAM II guaranWed ture Company . · ad. Rt. 7, Kan- raver uun-&e 6 1 4tc Call ... COMING SOONI auga, Ohio. Look for • 3 61 Middlepor~ Obio. Phone 992- to be the best earpel eleaner - --_· - Sigu. • P 6716 afte 4 m H-Stc you bave ever used or your BROOD MARE and ..;dlin~ ' • lleclroolc Ordorlftl To f(NOTTS USED lpood Our Drlv.ta money back. Electric sham- borse, Morgan - quarter ii~~~::~:~]: ____'___I':_ ' FURNITURE and FURNISHED apartment, four I pooer rental $1_. _ __! _2 61c Cali 667-3553 or contact Rich· AUCTION rooms and bath, utilities paid, IT'S TERRIFIC the way we're ard C. Martin, Tuppers Plams, 11"---'Znd. _1, close to business dlstric~ no selling Blue Lustre lor clean- Ohio. 5 29 pets. Phone 992-3002. ing rugs and upholstery. Rent VENETIAN BUnda •nd re- ~;fW::lF""'""''""'III!I!! 6 3 3tp electric shampooer Pick- pain, <loth awningo and re- 1i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____:._ eno Hardware Co. Inc. pa'"· porch valiance, bamIXPERIENCED FURNISHED 3 roollll and 5 31 6tc boo porch shades. Dale Wipapartment on 134 Mulberry ·;., pel Supply, 215 UnioR Ave., player ud Avenue. Ph. IIIIH615. I RIDING bnrses, IIUII'e 11" Pomeroy, Oblo. 5 II 30tc mer. Ages lH!. Call SH I I 11o gelding. Contact Cheryl Lo~ Of My Office From 5711. I I ==-....,--,---~ RDute 1, Rutlaad, Ohio. lllss Unda Reeves was SUNDAY, JUNI I wllh bot IUid 6 1 3tp Wl!dneadar fisltor ol Mi•s Jo Legal Notice •1111 oold water and (ardeL Call HO'NDA !50, w be ...., at Smith. lady. Must Hve ln. Boom, through 1 2 3tc _ Guy BlDg's at BradburJ or GREAT LAitES bouse traDer, baord and good salary, Call ~' SUNDAY, JUNI 12 f ROOM HOTJSE In Hartford, call 992-7196. & z 3tc Z bedroom. Piloat ~1112. llll-7044 for iRtervlew. W. Va. Call 882-23M. _ ~~~tp RESTAURANT going oui---;)1 I Z 3tc I I Sic f ROOM aad bath house with business due to Ulness. Will ARAB kllb pesll llestl Free HOUSE ahd roof painting, •1.21 2 193 5 !ment. Furnace beat. sell reasoaablo. Phone 992- your bnmt from • IOW319. I 1 tic 11976. 1 1 41< anlll, ooctroacbel, ~rickets, :1464. __· i :M IOip HOUSE wilb bath. Large ....-plool, allnrfbb, iplllera, Business Servicet ~ Servlcl blcluded. By appoiatment Call ANTIQUE Orgu. Mabel Swaa, WIIJII 111111 wale bugs. Avail-( iii~~~~~~~iiiiij~ Crin Bratlfo,. ' '=c-.lllll-2646. 1 1 6tc Parker ·Run Road, LangavWe, able at Kbrg Bullden Supply); Wrflt, !'1oM • OMIMI PHOToG~ APARTMENT - - - - - - - - -- Rt L I I :Itt Co., M1ddlepoll. t 29 tie eSIHl X·PraiMe • "' •••"""BD 2Dd Ward, 4 eAlumlnum Boctllle • ""' ~rv ' eAdjuoi-A·Ltvel ~· 111efDe, . . . Of You 1'001111 aad bath, reD! reatiO•i .La... FlbertlaH Wlndowt f 1 Ill able, PboM 9IIU293, Fugate, POineroy. I 33 tie AU<:TIONEER _: -;o.,al'·mAILER, BI'1IWII's Trailer COMPLETE SALES A(lll(l8S 1&Park, M!aersvilll, Ohio. Pb. ·~ ln. Plywood Floone MANAGEMENT Ll!no4of e13 01. Duek Celllntte '--*' 192-3324. 525 Wrlto, Pliino or Cantoct li.SIIpped II. 'rona (Except Rnen) trDIIIaC WY 1-2475 ' ~ Po""'roy ~TiQUil li'UmiiUrl, - · CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply eo,,. l awu-niower-;- Th O'I S • I PIZZA What ~re QoinQ to ao now? ~ou ~ - ·-- ·--· ly ART SANSOM _ .. -.... -.., (/tl"'*:~ 'l. I i i' i '• DICK TRACY ' ~ ....... Crow's Steak House 'l. • '--~~\\-rl~3-~y::!l . " FRECKLE$ AND,HIS _FRIENDS ly MERRILL BLOSSER lF!INt< WEaN · U5f HIM, RA'!'? ~u.s I • WHEn ~- I-IlM Bt<.KI• ALIGNMENT IRAK.ESERVIa . ..: .. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE BlaeHnars -:z:~J b _!per~bo-_ur _:c_all--;;lfter~~~·!:Vl~·~j'==.,.,===l-iijffi~iPo~m="'-oy=•j~ GUEES A BRie~ 1-i!T TH' CAME~ I sur Mosn...v "tHEY WELL, rT'S TURNIMC; ll"lTO QUIT£ AN JNTERE6Tit+::l CAMPAIGN IM tv.D.Ny ~6, El-l? n.,Gu;ty wmv.tror q.. . ---11.- <1- y....,.,......... --- - .v........ GROVEn STUDIO ~~~""::;';;;:;-;;;;;:! AUCTION --StarllDg DAILY CROSSWORD IILCionl miscellaneous. Call or write: Mn. llolrml Cecil. IIIII Main St .. l'omero)>. _,.,. JI.Woot June 3, at 7:30 p.m. at ams Trading Post, Main ~ 29 Rutiand, Obio. Continuing . ery Friday Digbt until furth- FOUR ROOM furnished er notiee. Jim CamabaD, Auo-1 menl WY 2-3658. 4 tiotleer. Bring iD your goods; , fOlD' room we will sell them for you. Dished apartment!. All Ph. 742--6116. Jim A d a m 1, ties paid. Pbone WY ,..,.10.1 Owner 5 31 6tc IIDwley and Reed. After 6 REVlVALAtihe - C be 1 t e r P. Dl. call WY Z-3574. Church of God Is centinuing 1 4 S lfc Into the fourlb week, star~ 1 THREE and four room furntshmg at 7:30 each evemna:. ed and unfurnished apan· 1 Rev. Bobby Porter of Lor- 1 men!! W'l ..-5434. 12 e Uc ain, Onio, Evan~elist. Pastor 1T=RitAiJJLJZERRspaceon8rm;;O.iil Rev. DaJe Thornton. Special 'I" space on 111-~ I.Odcl; ROUSH & LYONS I. Do:-4-0IIl- CAMPING TRAILERS ~~-~ ZI,W~ 'l. 'I'OON :13.Joilt &.llolllai:J lll1. aero,.. H.Chlet ehef 8.~ tt Netpboo Ill a.BrMw•c. Tex. 18. Rotate Ill. B-52, 1LOae ctll tor..., li.Put II. Woottcoct•e w...a llll.- bood 18.Piw4!<JDI :rr. KIDd ot 35.Broo4 omllo aB.Volcanlo Je. Loilger SO. Form. rock 18.18. CUIIIIfng &:l.ll'1lllell to.Golt- &lfaauf&ctmod AJ'oulbt 28. Ora.vel JS,Tanken from Texd Ill- AlloD "' lllo body welcome. 111-Excloma- NICIST PIDPLII . CALL DICK RAWLINGS ~ DO BRAKE SERV,CI ao. Alignment Shop Phone 992-2576 W. Mlln ~- P-or r.mui.J Oroeser Body . - ~ 'WoriiiuE~...tl TYOIXTa BLTK STW ·M li'IKVWif, DYRll' VG T .K'f • ETIHTY EVOW'll BLilTROEY.-'Kf;v~ ' (0 - .............. ,..,,, ,, III.J HC,Wf i S~OJ-. CAR ,. .,..... .. _,._~,-- I"·. A C.E . 'S ' . .. ' [; ~.' ... ' ' . ' ' .. ' ' .. . ' . Tbe' fun time · hobby aweeplog .. the,cnuo!fy. .' '. \ ' Aant.,..ftlrtd• . WANT - fronrS~m llotllll - - "' Yeo-..7'• Crfptoquoto: TA.lJK '00 PERf WOloiAN d IF .COU LOVED HER, AND TO EVIilRY ~ All IF Hlil BORIIiD YOIJ.-W!LDII: , YOU ·a Itt <;. & J. trailer hlet · I~~-~:o'" -~•· !~..~~~.\ ~- ( ? :>R THE FAMILYf FELLoWS. BftmG YO~ DATE ,, . j ··.·• Nt~T l l o tho--. . --lllo----- . XRT FuniSpiUsr T•rfllsl Fun For All CAll AUCTION SATURDAY 1o loO.GI'.LLOW 11>11 fur the IIINe V., X f«r tho two 0'1, elo. ~KLrA• ' ' ' beat, large front 1etterlllmill1-•-- ra Sbllie...p!e.t.lo..S - . •- ..... .., .... btateForSale qe. Elcellenl buy at QAILY C&l'Pl'OQIJO.llt - Jlwe'• ..... -..IE IU .t.:.:J:•r.•.t..t.J:a tropbl,., t I TU WS37. buenient gas fired bnt uu •nd -~ or M.Lunor J.Mp 011e auan oervlee. Jack's eratton, Now Haven. Rawlings Honda Sales WHEEL A' ,..NMENT ·- I IE ONI OPTHI ll«y ...... toned furniture, plc~lll't [ frames, disbea, other What du you bave? CaD or see Comer Antique Shop, Give Away Mlddlepor~ Obio. wv 2-2959. B"'E,A:-:G"' "' L"'E .PUPS, 3 mOnths old. 5 17 30tc Roy Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. 500 LBS. May apple. 13c lb. I 2 3tc 500 ib, w1ld glll8er, 55c lb .. GoldeD Seal ,._75 lb.. am.::~ Auto Salea t25 lb. ond f28. clean w ronts Bill Bailey, Rt't>dsville, lt58 FORD Falrlane 500, V~. automatic, 2 door hard1oo, Ohio 5 2 30tc A-1 eGIIdltion, newly rebuilt Farm Marloinery llll!lor, new Ure•. 1275. Ph Ill ~. 4 r 'loo out Lead- ONE Trojan Rototlller, - sellIll& Crltt Road from Hobsoa. propelled. Rea1011ably priced. IIW'r.ll. • 2 atp II~ HONDA SALES & SERVICE (J tloD BOY, age 16 wants work, &IIJ' kind. Pbone 992-5543. 6 1 3tc --- -- - · · W. Ve. 1:========~~ J'OMEBOY - W. MAIN .. I fame, large EXP&RIENCEu bedrooms), 1~ 'baths, SELLING OUT all young night 1 - -. - Sal R nt M.IIJDCcC crawler& (balf grown, best 1 _ ~~ . . I or_ e _ Ba+u &Jodi flshiag size). Take 'em away! John Molller, leading Creek 11> STORY frame home, 1 Road, Middleport, Ohio Ph. rooms and bath, located on II'.WMlllll-7111, 6 26 l21p Broadway, Middleport. Albert M. Cox, Broker, -~ G.No. ~ DELlllOUS Homemade Pizza, 3830 from i to 12 a. m. capital ft.llll<o IOc. 7le, llld "00 olz.e~ ~ 6 2 3tc 411-LIIoe I!WI Pizza, 11511 Jack's OalAllee ot ry Bar, Middl"!"'rl 12 8 tic Wanted To Buy Emplovmenl Wanted HOUSECLEANING? Old RACINI. OHIO WY 24151 Alley 54 lforian St. JIM CARNAHAN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 11-Pouesa_. singing each f!vening . F.very· Avenue. tall WY 2-2625. 5 29 &tp 1 ,, f1 ~~~!!!!!!! . ", .. :d �I I ' ' .I •• I I Itt • ' - ~ .i • '>. .. . . . . " I ' ' Is Planned .. TONIGHT & lATURDAY "ONCI A THIEF" Alain Delon1 .\nn MarJ!nret, Van Heflin, Jack PallmC'e "DIE MONSTER Dl!" -Tecbnioolor-· Boris Karloff · Ni(~k Adams ONLY yOfAJrJ KEY WilL OPEN IT I When you put YM valuables in one af our CO!Wetlieat-1111 111J • n•lai-Safe Deposit boxes, you knDWihalliley are lhorougltfy safeguarded against lire, lbefl, mis- Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open 8 O'Clock on Friday and 9O'Clock on Saturday Night placement and prying eyes! Only Jill personal key will open Jill' box here. The cost? PHillis a week. The saving? Perhaps thousands! ewearing Apparel for yqur family, Floor Coverings, Furniture a*'d · ·' Furnishings for your home. . RENT A SAFE DEPOSIT r BOX HERE NOW! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. I I _J OC:HAU.fNGf"••• Twill denim surfer two piece awirruult with contrasting th'iptt on bto anO boylt~~lronk, bock ,;ppor. $15.00 Twill d..,im front Jlpper joclc.t. Orow>lriilg hem, wHit..,.,....,. sfripes a.'Kf ,; nocfr llonO, both ol limO -.$10.00 ~~* BAHR Clothiers . Middleport, 0. I 1? NATIONAL BANK POMEROY • ·Drive out to our.War~hc;»us,;"O!J Mechanic: Str~t. ·Htadq.uart,rs for · Lin~leum,. Til~, ~~gs,· (!~g<>,l!~m• ~nd Ulwn·Mow•rs•.Also U••ct·.tV~J.and · · Fumitu· '··'· ·., ' . '. re.. · ' ' POMEROY. Semng Meigs Counlli trn ooer 94 year• ,..,,_· . RUTLAND \ ' • ' • __ ,l!i , • • •• r . ... ' , t • I . ., . ' I Guide Aids Policeman from � 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. 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