https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f4fc93a65147ffbaeb481e3bbcd44c30.pdf c7da0a48ed2c79cc6c1981b529f1317b PDF Text Text �«· t' ,. ·• I ~~!~~~.~~~On~I , ' ·., .\ i ' c , ~ '· ' :~ ~ .. . ' .. (t , . .. a11 LJ!!•:zz2iii t11 :u 11. • tt . m MEXJCO CITY t!JPI) -Tilt law ' 1 onpply aiM! 4emaod day official viol~ Bucharesl ra- Wedaeoday eaded tbe t!Q-0al dio reported. Observers trave 1 ~ a ''~ov...,'' 1tkke saki the visit could place new aude moclolo aeekln& ~lcller strains on the Sino Soviet pay ~Dd a medical allowance · reud and fan Bucharest's desire ·•ltefluse we are always 1or nu.it:r"Cin:.,ncc ~:"::! ~ !be catching colds." Modolo ..Ued off lllelr Slwlet blue. The radiu said Chou landed at olrlke becauoe lhey aal~ !hoy Buch:arest airport at 3:0a p. m. were oot orlanlzed 1nd t!iJllhl. too ...uy be replaced. Tiley ~ $AIGON 1UPII -Gover I> was, reported weak from biOI people Inside if tlley had an I' l' E d emenl sold tbe oaly real quallflcamonl paralroopers dispatcbed eight-day hUOI!er slrike calle<l ullor In the slreet. If they : :A~";;;Nf!'ro:r~ LEADERS Uon for tbolr jobs woo tbe \4- .,.Ule rebellious city ot . Hue to try to end U$ . .support of claimed the altars they were ' r th tJ , state legislatures I female body 11lllll theft are 0 1 b.l'oke up a demonstJ·atJUn by Ky. al nwed to move them. Ot~r- · e na on s to resent Presi· ju!il too maay of tbem J lXXI rork-throwiq l:hxldhlst The parstroopers ~ by Col they were loaded mto j were expected P h. . arouad" J~tha today arrested 10 semor Nguyen N1oc Loan, chief oi In three hours most dent Johnson wlltllh. a Vteutm:~~ I · ·11 1 ad 1 r endorsement o IS I ~Hi'lfi&ll JtfitfiMJlfi)JJ!Itlll k I Bi:l4dhist mon s and c eared m1 tary secur ty a comman· . .... ds were c ea · 1 d th h many 1~.4 streets of altars blockmg der of the Vietnamese national Major trooble threateoed _at pohcy hto .•Y - ;u:houghts amilitary traffic. police. were reported to have , one time when 3,000 Bud~1st :re h~svtng ~::~ Society praPremler Nguyen Cao Ky sent arrested as many as SO youths set out from the Dieu ut in , battalion 1350 men) ut Buddhist leaders but there was I De pagoda but tlley were gr;~s. t d eeting simi· (Continued Ftom Page One) l!@ratroopera to reinforce 450 1'10 confirmation. Two university\ stopped by troops wbo ~adgced I :oearf~r ~nference of against her. riOt police who bad been unable profeMOr5 and the wife of a I barbed wire across a l e. I ar 0 8 . , ernors was 1 "I took over only os a temW stem ·the unrest in tbe tblrd were reported undergoing Residents o f the area fled. Ithe nabo~_s gov federal state · porary principal - in a state of uorthem city that is the center Iquestioning for alleged pro- fearing a battle, butk the icalli~~ -~ ~scti~ was evidenL-e practically anarchy. of--Buddhist. opposition to the Communist activity. demoos~ators burn~ bac . ~~~ ~~ Na~ was on the minds ''[ tried to maintain order, 1e Ky·.rl;!gime. . Cleared Street. In Saigon Buddhast Y?ung· tate House discipline, and I was a little · Saison was bit by unrest for At daybreak the troops began sters agai_n snarled traff•~-~ of ~:~ :~ ~:n!te presidents tough. The government asked tnt! fourth consecutive day but . rnovlng through the streets. , the Amencan alr~se ~ ~ e I ~pea Guam Puerto Rico and me tCJ take the job as perman· ttlll(t-wu none of the violence They banged on shuttered the city and a ser1es 0 ar 1 ro~ th 50 t tes ent principal. I didn't want the tljil marl<ed Wednesday's anU- bom01 aad sllopl askiRI! tile gas aad rock battiOB developed. 49 0~ ' a · job, I was too young and inex· (~in-.t ,iltmonstratiina. Po------- -- -- · perlenced. li!ir'l!roke ··~ · a small demon· "But some of the students shtioa witll \far IU, wound.. tllreatened that If I did take the uf:i '·a ~~~~ nun, and job they would overtllrow me i~ a ,, . P,.m. lo ~ o.m. 0 loo. They wanted to tlect their ~o)'at ~aratroopers ' - , ,, ., ,.. .' ' "' ' • 17 ~ •• ... .. ' '-" . "'i 1• " l ·.: fi ~ s Rally· ' ..:., .. ' .'• .'·\ I ID~• ' ,r ll.. • ,\ "01 Tall• • TC Lam - Colo j. w o~ Nt:b: COPif '- lit . ':( - FA ~t~me ~~~~ No major "N Marl - .. Jom - 'CIID -"""' J I took the responsibility and ac- cepted tile job. If I didn't 110 body would bave. It was really risky to be a principal the1,1." mlerpreter fo; Tbicb Tri IV SHINGTON (UP!) - The The committee estimated thatlmlght be raised if low Income 1brea.. Fall ART SHOW - Mrs. William Mayer, Pomeroy, and son, Rick, pose with some of Quan&. said lh~e had been ISenate Agriculture Committee the average American con- forced farmers to hqwdate their Tht students were unable to death and violence as the contmded in a report today that sumer spends 18.2 per cent of operat_ions - .a development t~e make good on their threats to the saintings on display during the art show h~ld in conjunction with III~ recent Bl& paratroopers s~eP.~ thro_ugh the food prices should be permilted his after • tax income for food . committee said wa~ al~eady m overthrow Khue. "Maybe it was Ben Regatta. Mrs, Mayer and her son are showmg pamtings by her husband and ·Mrs. city. Qua.q,l, UMJ ,:mOJtant leader to rise to prote<>t consumers Increasing f<~rm pricts 00. fu,ll progresll m tile dairy mdustry. because they couldn't find a Ruth Gosney, of Middleport. Hanging in the background iB a painting done by Greg& of tbe Buddhist !!~ in Hue, against tht threat of future parity would boost the natmn s The report noted that farm good reason," she said, and she Roush of Syracuse.-Sentinel photo. tlhortages. food bill to about 19.( per cent, income was expected to rise remained principal until she The report, drafted by Sen. il said. this year, but It critiCized re· came to lhe U. s. to study. George S. McGovern, JJ.S D., "The very small amount of l~nl moves by "'veral fe<leral "Because my school was the · o 1 acoompameil a farm parity res- inc~me . requtr~ to achieve agencies "to freeze or rollback biggest, many politi~iaml -~i~ olutton approved by til• com· panty tarm pnces could be certain rarm prices to stem an to get my studerls mvo v~ m mittee for action on the Senate easily absorbed now. ThiS inflation threat" while farm demonstr<Jtions to support t~em. ~ Election of officers for the floor. Tbe resolution would state would, by assuring a healthy prit-es generally were still well But I didn't want them to inter· h· ~~ 1 f h" llbe tl 1 ;.. •as h•ld when d od t· f m load plant !ere wi'th '"e school and 1 tried Congressman Waller H. Mo- . ping·r·Amer . lean whlc ralls for ' 'tbons o IS I rtaryes "nodng .~~ com .. oe ~ m .• " the intent of Congress that aU an pr uc lYe ar ' below paritv k ;• t,. eJier CD\ of Ohio Monday pro- . clariicaUon. a UIC' 1 ey are vo un Forest~ Council, Daughters government agencies should be prove a bulwark of economic 1." . •J.. t 1. ed to eep '·em o~ · u U S n· posed a constitutional amend- I "When Americans are· enaag-lform and content are not pre.t-em• ihft Tuesday even- governed by ear 11er · 1aws set1·mg stab'Il.Ity ·,n years )·ust ahead The tel " •.a fl u.mprov . Khue wtll beh m Je .~ , · u.1~ ment relating to the exercise of ed ·in activities required by o:tone i scribed as authorities tdmlDII"•! ~~~ · 10 8 onary I_ ing with Grace Swan councilor f [a when population prt!ssure on farm. prices are s til she gets er masK:rFs br~• re1 ·g· us liberty. , • · parity prices or rmers a!i a b d 0 etaal 11aw, no other laW should be in- tering these activities." 1 10 1 presiding. food capacity is Increasing," an Illus on ase ~ r probably nex 1 e u brH mbe fr the national goa' the report said . prices _ oot farm priCeS, _the gree h . . lik 1 h Thr.' amendment reads: "No j' voked or interpreted to become MoeUer roncluded bLI pres1 me rs om Parity ish defined byf law asoda "fhe report said a far great· committee said. Farm. pnces awryi'II. ~~~t~swor: ~g~i: provision of the first or four- a restrictton or prohibition on entation or the Amendmedinl lby 'lbfodoru11 ' Oluncil, Edna Rei- price whic gives to arm pr b ta 1 11 b . . ... •ftftn•• articles of amendment , them from engaging In the vol· calling ''for patient a OS Nettie uct a fair value in comparison er "real to consumers than Q currently are su s n 18 Y eal or help reorua,r ~ u• bel . Dena S.. hl and u• as a prmcap ' , e to this Constitution shall tle untary exercise of their most between free men of good Hay.... w_,. guests. Communi· u. ~J.,.ft f ... f price mcrease now would be a low the levels of 20 years ago, ae her country s achool sys111 " 'I 'II 1 k tl " ... 1 ~· wiu• ~o~~~e cos o u1mgs armers ood . th f t lt w hi 1e marketing costs have k . th ... 1 t" de-emed to prohibit Congress or 1treasured and respected right, w . • t WI a e me, lK' cations were read !rom ~sie buy . Farm prices currently are shor~e off an e u ure. . ar tern, or w~r 10 e PI 0 a State from permitting any 'the free exercise of relig· said, "to discover ways and Sloat, s~t.e ctunciiQl". Ehza· at 79 per cent of parity. maintamed that such a threat risen sh ply. Amencan-V!etnamese school at . person voluntarily to exercise I ion, " Moeller said that "the means to make such free ~r· betll ~unlin, state se~retary, • • Thudac. . , Ihis religious liberties while he 1force and influence of tax-sup- else of religious liberty possl· .nd Ed!tll Wak~, district depIs she anxiOUS logo back. , .. engage<! in activities requir- lported instilulinns dare never ble uader these condltiona. uly. "Sometimes yes, somellmes ed to be performed by law. Nei· be one-side<!. But that force I "Bul il will be worth the Ume, Officers e1~ted ~ere Grace I . akin definite lans he said. no. I'm ho~es1ck wh~n I thmk 1Uter Congress nor a State I"WWY dare never place an Individual the effort, the discussion, the ~!.an, councalor; Kirt Rowan, : A progress ~rt on the been under way smce last ~:- : mJohng Hearne Catlettsburg, j of my_family and friends_ a~d prescribe the form or content into a situation required by law debate, and the dissent to !fSSOClate councilor; Leona i $500,1100 metropohtan are a tember and are now makt g C VlC "d t tlined cur there IS much to accomplish ID of ~c;h uercise." 1ind then ~strict him in either Iassure ourselve11 that we eaD Jlensley, conductor; _Charles i transportat~on surve~ now being good _progress The rest o_f the Ir~t r::~~ e:f ' ~: organtza- improving my country's educa- Moeile~ explained, ''I do not personal or corporate expres- be certain that no laws .are Hensley w~rden: Phyllis Row- conducted m the Tr1.State area area IS generally well ahead of . ~ l \led f full develop- tiona\ system. take issue with recent Supr~me · · · ~- 1ever made respecting the e• 1 ~n. ~d~ ~cretary; Ulah presented to ~e Cenlral OhiG Cabe11, however ~~nt of ~e a~a's potential. Court decisions concerning pre• tabllsb~nt of reJ~ and Swan, .flilaaeiai' secretary; Ed· Valley !nduslrial Council We<!- Data for lhe •tudy 1m• been . M Ed rd A Ew· ~eribed forms and regulated that no laws are ever btterpret· )th Belzin&, lreasurer; Ada nesday night al lhe Glenbrler ' gathe~. for til• most part. bul Cily of ~~~er ton :~s official practices for prayer and Bible ed to prohibil any "merleao ;Bissell. amide sentinel; Sher- Country Club m Huntington Ithe btg_ ]Db ahead n~w Is ~tts 1ng ng reading In our schools. What the free exercise of his reliJ· Jey Swan ootaide sentinel, and 1 evaluatiOn and appbcatkm to : host. doe3 d 1 nd ion.•• · 1 month~ truatee and Ada BlB- 1 C. 0. Prall of Celumbia, S -~- .. __ _ eep Y co~m me 8 Gauge readings: p . • ' c projecl director for I he many Americans IS an lnterpr.. D 12 I 12 4 I 3f t pen, Sll monlha trustee. ·• . • tation being given our Consti- am · ' · ' runn ng ee i Relreohl*lll were served in i HuntiRI!ton .. Ashlaad . !~onion MeigS tution which restricts tile ex- nn rollers, Pomeroy-Mason out, QSS observaiDI of ~ birtllday• of ' Transportation Study, Said the d Pt. Pleasant 24.12, Hinton 2.03 ' tudy represents tile beginnin• By Mro Evelyn Brlckleo pression of a free om guaran· 1 111 K h F 11 310 0 S ICniC t.lrl Rowan and Mrs Hayes s .. teed b Co n t' R a ag, anaw a a s . iud each received Bifb. of regional planning for all deMrs. Florence Booth and ..nl u~l~ ~ur hav~s llU ':'irev~ lng, Charleston 19.tl7 • · velopments of traruportatJOn faMrs. Vern Green of Phoenix, . t d &, d'l ' h ' . don, Marmet and cilities in the area. - - · - ~ Ariz. , were recent guests of pom e. up a iemma 1or t. e dams were GD the sllli. Members of the Galden Rule I Present at a dinner al the Mrs Ethel Arbaugh worshipping and non-worshipclass of tbt Pomeroy Church "While It may be severa ~. Boal Movemeats· , ·. tars before 8 regional planhome of Mr. and Mrs. nomer : Mrs. Gladys Violet returned -~ · of Christ and their famutes held j I . y. . Circle were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle I from Holzer Hospital to the Ohio River - Orco down a potluck picnic Tuesddy even· 111111 .otforl " finally. unde~. way Kenneth S. McElhinny, Adm., Multi of Parma Mr. aad Mrs. I home of her sister Mrs Mabel 3:30 a,m.; Jacob G. down IRI! at the hom~ of Mr. aad 4. ..J in. ~~ area,'' _he ~d, :,:e Ballard Hursel JustiN~. dec ., Robert Harden,' Pam, Ralph, Goegletn of Pom~oy ·where ' I a.m.; Jenks up 14, 11 ::15 a. Mrs. Mllton Roush, Syramse. ' . tmllallon of thiS st y has en lo John L. Haggerty, Allee I f Norfolk Mr and Mn Har· nd f d b m . Kentuckian up 11 12'45 Followi·ng ••e dinner, • sllorl • 1 TIIURIJU, \' interest arxl sup Sal o ' · · . she wm spe a ew ays e·• . • · w1 1throu h u.e : ll\J.SY BEE CLASS of th! : port COVIC which reprt!se nts Haggerty, 80 acres, em. . old Circle and sons of Raetne fore returning to her home here. ~ . ~. ; New .Martlnsv.tlle up business session was conducted i&jieport First Baptist cburoh I a major contribulion to lhe fu· Everell Palmer, dec., lolaad Dixie Circle. She is recovering nicely from Holzer Hospital: \ISIIIn~ l 4.30 a.m.,. Franklin by Mrs. Jerry Masters, pies~ HVmeet 'nntr!day tvening, ; ture of the Ohio Valley" Ethel Palmer, cert. rur trans., Mr. and Mrs. ~alph Lte ~nd surgery. boura 2-4 a~ 7-8 p.m. Pareuts down 16, 4.30 a.m. ro dent Devotions were Jed by Lebanon. l1fandson_. B~ Bill, were_VIsit- Mrs. Lois Ebersbach of only on Pediatrics Ward. State down 16, 5:45 a.m.: Mr. Roush and an article 00 lb 11111 ll, at the church at 7:30 . lias- will be Ml'l. He explamed bow the study Etllel Palmer to Leo F.ling relatives m HarrlsonYIIIe on Chester visited her aunt, Mrs. Admluloal boat down 17, 4:1a p.m., thusiasm waa read 'liy !ifra. in¥ Hawkins, Mnl. ·Harold I began In 11164, notiRI! tllal prot Palmer, 10 acres, Lebanon. Sunday. Wayne Brlckles Moaday . Robert Caldwell, 11 Allen ern down 17, 7:10a.m., Delta Roush. Prayer by Jerry Mast· , Mnl. Ilana ~amm and i ec_ts ln_~a~~l ~nty bavo Flourine Baker to Warren E. ' Mrs. Robert Lee, M~s. Ralph Mr. ·and Mr!I. Emile Matlack Dr.; Mrs. Donald Miller, Eur- Queen up 19, 9:30p.m.; er!l concluded the d..ollons. ,' ·, . Julll Grim. . • Baker, Ml acre!, Olive. Lee attended gradual!':" e.xer· of Williamstown, W. Va., call· ol<a Star Rt.; Mrs. Nolan D. Marys down 19, 4:30 '' m.; A contrlbutioo of $25 , wao fiiEICS COUNTY Deomocrat·J SerVICe Frances Fleming, Branch ciSe'. '" Columbus on Fnda~ ed on Mrs. MyrUe Frost Sun· Thornton, Rl. I Patriot; Mrs. up 19, 5:35a.m.; Steel made for a new beam for tile ~lull will meet Thursday al Fleming to Mary E.. Sear!es, evering. Jane Ingram, daugh Iday. Harry. V. Truesdell, Crown down 20, 4.50 a.m., sanctuary. A hobo party was p. m. at tile DemocratiC Chas. W. Searles, l.ol, Middle- ter of Mr. and Mra. James In> Mr. and Mnl. Blain Taylor City; Mrs. Jameo E. Allbnght, Imwney up 20, 6:50a.m.; ~~ueen planned for July i aad named Ull'tP.rs. l..adith al'4' ,q-.:\ port. gram of ColumbUJ,_was a~ were recent Sunday gu,ests of Rt 1' Northup; Mrs. Anna L. City down 21, 6:40a.m.. Nation- on the cmnmlttee were Mr. bring sandwiches or cook· Un Hallie Cross, Alva Cross to ber of the graduating class. Mr. aad Mrs. William Carpen· Plymale, Pt. Pleasant; Gregory al down 22, 4:45a.m.; Mountain and Mrs Roush. Mr. and Mro; ItS for refreshmenll. Funeral serviCes for Joseph Wesley Dale Manley, parcels, Mrs. Myrtle Walker of Long ter and family of Coolville. L. Walburn, Middleport; Mrs. State down 23,7 :10 pm.; Conrad Ohlbtaer and Mr. and ! ROCK SPRINGS BETIER Boyd were held from the Ewing RuUand. Bottom R. D., aad Mn ..E"";.~ Bush Weaver of Torch is •taY· Chl!flea E. Rife, Rt. 1 Mtddle· ble up 23, 5:45 a. m.; Helen R. Mrs. Claren~ /ondrelfl Jl"r' " club wii' meet Thurs- Chapel Sunday at 3 p.m. wltll Wilbur D. Roush, dec.. to Brinker attende<l a mee.,.or ing al tile home of Mr. and port; Max E. Blake, Rt. I Mid· up Greenup 5:40p.m.: J 1 Attendlltt were Mr. and 1 Mrs. Charles Betzin&. j!IY. ot t:30 p.m., at tile home the Rev Roy Carter of the Rul· Eber Roush Cerl for Trans. the I • 1 40 beld dleport; Mrs. Gene 0 . Haer, Hougland down Greenup 7: Mrs. Masters and Tommy, Mr. ~~ Mrs. George Skinner, with land Christian church offidaiiRI!. Sulton. ' ' ";:' H;:~~n ~ ~beater Terry Kaylor, ,.. of Mr. and Buffalo, W. Va.; Darrell J. p.m.; Ravenswood down aad Mrs. Louts Osborne ' and ~.Homer Radford in charge Special music wasprov1ded by Cora Kilton, Cbarlea A. Hil· nt .Ftlda aad Salurday at Mra. Elmer Kaylor, e~llated 1n Rollins, Ironton; Forresl. H. up I p.m.;. Lillie Georg• down Kalby, Mrs Conrad Ohllnler 111 tht program aad Mrs. W. A. Fntz Buck, organiSt ton to United StateJ Kasement spe bo {Robert Lee tht Navy aad went to Great Crump, .. Mt. Gay, W. Va., Rus- Greenup 1.15 a.m .. J. S aad Naomi and Kathryn, Mrs. j.lorpn, ,tile contest. .Bur:al was ln. the Middleport I,ebanon. ' ' tlleMrs.meC:.rae Circle ' aad Lakes, m., for bJs lrainillg. He aell L. Frazee, Ironton, Is down Greenup 2:30 Charles Eskew, Mr. ·and Mrs. TWILIGHT GARDEN . club Hilt cemetery . and pallbearers Minnie PlckeM, J. A. Pickens daugbtera of Atlbtand, Ky. call· Ill a graduate of Eastern Hllh Bfrlflo Mark. Easton up A. L. Pltelps, Mr. and !4ra ) meet Thursday evemng, al were Carl WIItlams, Clarence to Uaited Slateo, Easement, ed at .!be bol!le of Mra. Mary School, class of 11641 and the Mrs. Gene 0. Haer, Buffalo, a.m., Lady Rosemary np Edward .Ve'OQy. and Crate, ~. home ol Ml'll. Dw1~ht Park· Freeman, Norman Price, Jr. Lebanon. c· I0 Til ~ Methodist Sunday School pre- W V . 10 Wed up 5 a.m.; Joseph Chutln ElwOod . Bowen, Mr. and Mi'a. 12 • be M · e Job M Ch I w· to Ire on e~ay. lbl . a., son, . .m. nes- Meldahl 1·30 m · · o. . , rr with Mr.. Rn rt orr~< or., n oon, ares ms n, Jean c. Mathews ki R 0 y Jamis Smitb spent lhe week oented him with a nice B e, da . Mrs N 1 D Th 1 C E, Cl~rk and DaYid Mlk' ~' oo-Mo!Oss. and Floyd Burney. Proffitt Correction Deed, Sui· elld wllb Dari Smltb and lam!· u tlley do for ill graduateo. Rly ,l Patt-loto:ugbter om4o~~ down MeldahiB-50 pm. and SW'/en, Mrl Denver Kap. MAGNOI.IA TEMP'..E. Pylh· ComiRI!_lrom oul ol town for ton. ' ly. He Is employed In Columbua. Mr. and Mra. lloreel Miller p,.;., Wedn~ay ' · Galllpollo Dam H. pie, Mr, ond l4ri. ~sir and !an Sisters will meet Thursday, tbt "'rv""s """ Mr. .•ad Roy ProffiU, LU!Ian ProHitl Mr. aad Mn. Jamea Circle and ,... are vacatloniRI! bt · down 8 p.m.; John J. Sandra . an4 a .lUIS!, .Mrtl. W~ ~~ 7:30 ~.m .. al tile OAV hall. Mrs. Lawrence Boyd, . M1ss to Ralph JIIIIIIIOII, Guut.Iva of Now Haven ·and Mnl. Laura Florida. DIICiwl" down 7:SO p.m.: Robert Dam Fisher. . , FRIDAY Charlesanna Powell, M11s Mary Johnson, pareel, SUlton. Circle 01 ,Dorcas open! Satur· A3c Robert Marcinko ftew \Jiysses G. Arrowood, Mro. down 8:50 p.m.; Solvay • , ,. ' THIRD FRIDA\' club will A~n Smllh . Virgil Nixon, Mrs. {Ana L. Fosler, Cbll. c. day evening wltll Mrl. Mary bero from Maine where he HaUie Curtis, Mrl. Velmo liM p.m.; .Eastern uo f a.m.; Eileen Wlnn, Mr. aad Mrs. OC!t! F~ ' . to United States, 1.15 ac- Circle. . . I io siatinned lo attead !be fun· Douglas, Miss Leota R. Edging- Indiana up a:'i5 a.m.; ., . ~"' ' · . )noel Friday evening at tne Davis aad lamily and Mr! rea tart. .. . Mra. Roberta Leo <11led on' era! of Herman Marshall which ton, James F. Fitch, Jr., Mrs. I :I! a.m.; H. E. t!l 11'1!1111E111 Of """"' ol Mrs. Frl'd O..sauer. Greta John.son all of Cincinnati; ' rr~erlek Wise, dec., Mrs. Hattie Rousb 011 Monti.a• w.. •·ld at tbt EUB Church. lie Gory Kapp, MrB. David Man- clown 8:50 am.; Charla ~ • MASON . .uutA 1 THE. .POMEROY ' returned •~ .11 , ATHELTlC h.gh Mrs. Jenme Bryan! and Mrs. to ur H."" Wise, Affld. of afternooo. to his base sad bls rln1, Lyla D. Martin, Mr •· onaoa up 11 : 0 a.m.; 1 .,.,,. 1...... , . . , _ A":ra~'"" WI ..-w a 1to Arza Bryant, Rutiaad; Mr. Trans Jamea eonllhan of llacille parenta accompanied him to Jamu w. Rouah, ~ ... llll:hard Henllln up 10:30 a,m.; Rose • - · ••- 111. '\"''"' pc ·· ..:.:e::. thi,"penoomlng aad Mrs. John Boyd and son, · . ealled on Dan Smith Monday Columbuo where he boarded a C. Steele, Theodore M. Sowers, up 12 nlion. nlpl from Ito 11 P m Johnny, Oak Hill; Cbarle! L. PLAN BELLING evening. plane for tbt retura trip. IPIIIII W. Taylor, Mrs. Naomi luaw!I" .RI~ ;,t · the Pome Ri h s.:'hooi Boyd and Raymond John1011 of There will be an ofd·faslllon- Editll Rose spent a weekend Thnmpaon, RaymoadP. Tbomp. t!Owii · Lahdoli · ':·~{il FI!Drlum. Th'; Jay! will en> Cleveland; Dr ani! Mn. L. IJ. ed belling for Mr. aad Mrs. bt Columbus visiting relativea. ~1'111 RABID loNIMAL 1011, F:orreat Gll!enwiter: , l4rs. R. ·~~ITill a. . Roblnaon and sons, Jan Barry llolor Wrlgbt Frldl}' at 1 p,m. 'l'be Melp County Heallb IJe. Carl W. Polsley aad lDfl!bt son. m,;·I,li~ lane and Vance, of WoahiDCton, D.C. at tbt mlden<e of Mr. Jad BIG TICKET parlment Wednesday had Ita " . · met II: If p.m,; t:;~;,~~:~~"r~;~~ , .. 8/oTIIRDAY Mnl. Marte Vyeuo, Charles- Mra. Earl Wrigh~ Rt. t, Del· NEW YORK (UP)) -A fllb ' ....IUve report of rabid .EADY '1'0 IIENT dqltn lillll'llltt S I. .~ · ICE CREAM ooclal will ton, W. Va ; Mrs Edith Dent. ter. dtllflenl policeman tqg.ed • $15 skunks fn>m tile Nel1011v~le New bolt ~·· ollllell' by_ · Winfield. held tile evening of June 18 Springfield; Mnl. Lucille WashparkiRI! Ucket on a IIJO.fool letltlng loboratory. Tbe mo,1 ·the vlllap of Poillt!roy, are now I~::~~~ ~:i/~!11:!1~1 . I!Mian for tile newly formed lngton. HtmUnllon, W. Va.; LOCAL TEMPS Jooc, 54-wheel heavy duly truck recent rabid skunk waa kllied reatly !olf rental, Maypr Char-I! ·. Dept. Proceed! 110 Jcmn Johnloll, Dayton; Mr Tbe tomperallll'tl hi Pom· Wednesday because lbe rig near Harrl8011vllle. There ,.., lu Legiir aald today. Rerital fof in:; W. H, J1it . . ' IJr !be 111'1 truck. and Mrl Franii Thomu aad eroy'• buatness district at II :25 stopped In a "no p11rking" 1one also onereturne<l rabid on June tbt docko, located off the park· Wift!WJd 12:10 ,,.m.; WB)'IIe li_..aolt lee cream, We Mr. and ,lira. Allllll 'lbomll of 1. m. today was 70 dqre01, ... lo tmload an lf.ton &irder at ll 9 !bet h8d been killed ill !be lng lot leY~, i!Ul be 18 per nP.Wjqlte~ 1:!$ ~·~~~· ;' Htle. -:. - • ...,..... .., · C<>iluMuL ..... dilodl Kl• llllllllruoU... tlile ........." ilar ...... lllmllb.••• ..,..,. ...... ljge~ up 'Wlaflild ~~~ ~ . . .. ..... ' : , , ... • •. _ .. ~. ...... ,,,, ·:·. t : • tht · America~ucated Bud. dbi.st nun who acts as -------------------- Moe11er' Amendment t0 us Constt.tutt"on G te ExerCISe • 0f Re)"IJJJOUS • Freedom Dof ACouncil Names Officers For New Term uaran es Reds Surprise Phils CINCINNATI (Uim - Tbe pearance Wedne!day night was CfDcl!JnaU .Beds and Ali'anta bls 22nd of the selisnn. NotteBraveo did a bll of trading bart in 15 games, has ylelde<l Wl!diJ!!eday Dlibl five earned runs in 37 Innings. Tliey excbanlled pitcher• aad The Reds got off to a 2~ lead places bt tile alaad!Dgs as tile bt tile opener in the first inning, Reds ex'. ,aded lhelr wtonbtg but the Pbillles exploded for six streak to lbree games by olea~ iii tile fourtll · off Milt Pappas btg 1 . twl·nlght doubleheader for a 6-2 lead. from Pblladelpbia, 7-6 and 9-6. Cincinnati cut the margin to The Reds gave up veteran 6-4 in the lourtll on Tommy Joey Jay to the Braves in r.. Helms' two-run homer and tied 1ur11 for Hank Fischer. Botb are it witll a run in the fifth and rlghtbandero, bul Jay bad lbe Don Pavletlch's homer In tile better record at 6-2 while Flsd> flixtll. er sllowed a 2-3 record. Ed Roebuck, working in re·Titat twbt win boosted the tiel of Jim Bunning, walked Reds into oeveoth plaoe, abead Pete Rose in tile nlntll witll two of Atlanta. out aad Vada Pinson socke<l a In both games, ClneinnaU OV· lriple lo drive in the win(ling ereame four-run deflclia aad got run. superb relief . pllchhlg. In the nightcap, the P~illies "Tblnl: we would have won jumpe<l Jim O'Toole for a pair tile pennant last year if we luld In tile first inning, which fiO(ten tbt kind of pitching Reds got back in their ' balf they're giving 1111 tbls aea1011?" against Ray Culp. oslled Joe NIW!aU, 11 Billy Me- Pblladelphia got another Cool aad Don Notlchart stripped the second and two more in off tlleir unlfonns at adjoiaing iiiird to chase O'Toole, lockers. trailed >-2 at that point. McCool fanned aeven aad adde<l anotller in the fiflh didn't yield a hit llie last four Jack Baldschun. btnlngo of the opener and .Notte- The Reds oco~ twice in bart turned In a hitless three- bottom ol tile fourtll to send Inning stint In tbt nightcap. Culp to tile showers, adde<l an· Bolh earned victories. otller in the sixth against Terry . I'IIJIIIaa SIIeUed AcaiD FIIX aad tied tile game in the The pair bave been nothing oeventh off Roebuck, who was short of phenomenal ~ sea- again aaddled wltllt be loss. son. MfCuol has allowed seven No More. Tiffs earned rtllll bt l9 1-3 Innings, An error and omgles by Leo striking out 48 batters. His• ap- Cardenas and J~~nny E<fw~<fs . be. :e:::n ...,.. ¥ d Report on TransportatiOD •Survey IS Ma e J 1 I . SOCIAL ' CAJ ENDAR sOCJety . Notes propert y T £S rans er River NeWS Tuppers PlaiDS' Soci'e·ty News canneJ Ch urchC/ H ld p· . In Syracuse . 1 • • - Hospi'taJ Ne'"S I :f 1 • Senators,. Reds Post Wins In Middleport Boys Play • I lor Joseph Boyd H /d S d e ay .," tt :• ::r ~ 'I . THE :f; Coy up ., .! ,¥->-,. ' • *"'' o•u Siln'INEL, DEv:; ''"'up ! .. . ' The Senators and . Youni's a homer and double, Reda producad victories a double, Acree a sii> nesdOy ·In lollddleport Boys gle and J. Ferrerra a triple. I gue baseball acUon. Cooke fanned 7, walked 9 for Keltll Van lnwageo pllche the Reds, and Pul,lens fanned two-hi~ 12-1 victory for t h 10, walked 6 for tile Sox senaton over the Indians, Reds 4lll 020-7 7 2 Tommy Cooln! of·tile Reds 03() 200 - i 5 1 te~ Hve Red Sox hits, Hoffman. Pollens Ding a squeaker, 7-5. Becker. Umpire: Leffmg. Tbe Senator• . prod~ weU, . home two by Vlin Senators 321 150-12 9 2 wbo also .singled. aad . ladians 000 1110- f 2 5 liJ llnlCe Hawley and. cine . Van lnwagen aad · K Kloe!. Cbeiler Reusb, who also Ma!:tin (LP), Mullen (51, · and - led OlhOI: ~lllor hi~ Warner. Manley (i). Umpire: Rlcli , IJ!d~ Rbd;, Qoward , stephensoo . a 'lingle, and Price, a ----For ilie India~~~.·· ~.a~:~f National Mar\ pllcher Mar~n; and s~ ·S~ in Debut eacb !lp&led. . . • Vao lnwagen finne<j walked 7., 'Martin .of the lila fanned 5 lind ·lflll~ed · 1~~~!. body .hi his fourinnl'!li, •'' Mullen fanning 1 and walking m h~nlng.. ., , , en. runs, I .Jt porforiDID!le · O¥W ~ • rn 1951. Fleck doe!n't feel he ever received tbt · credit which sllould have been his because he beat one of golfmg'• all-time greats. Bul Fleck ill back to try It again and !here's nothing he would rather do than repeat that victory of 11 years ago to prove it was no fluke. Fleek'• Cbaneeo Poor Even Fleck admltted ~Js chances of doing It were minute and hio name never w11 VERSALLES SIDELINED ROCBESTER, Minn. (UP!, - Minnesota Twins . shortabop Zoilo v..-salles, who lnjunrd his back during la'l Salurclllfs game al Chicago, will be sidelined for another week and may be on the disabled list ror as long as a montll Dr Jan Tlllisch of tile Mayo Clinic 18id Wednesday. , . -··~··fl'n• . RitCIIle . NopolliiDo -nllmd M,naaer • . ~. ~~~ ~ ~=~~~ . bt the eighth off Roebuck load· ed the bases. Tommy Harper hit a sacrUice fly tllat broke lhe lie. Rose singled In a run and Roebuck walked In the final one. The announcement of tile trade of Jay went over wltll the players like a lead balloon, someone remarked lo PllU Seghi, Reds assistant general manager. "Some of their performances bave gone over llke a leal! bal· loon loll," Seghi snapped. "Let tbtm. to do the job on tile field aad we'll handle the !root' of· Produce<! by tile Obfo Val· ALLST All ley Riding club, uader au• pfces of !be Waslllagton Uons dub, the Ohio Valley Horae Show wiD be beld Snaday, Jane 19 at lhe Bickel eolate .. Roule z, soalb of Parllenburg. There will be 13 biller clasaes beginning at ' 10 a.m. (DST) ,and 18 perforaumce elasaes hegtonlq at 1:10 p. m. tDSTJ. ' BfaiJIIBsler will be Gleu Emerick of Parkenbllrg aad It--" Gorden Cllppenger of Brnwnsville will be jadge. Entry fee bt lho baiter clasoes ;,w be •• 1 d 1 the per1 "'f c:oone, U'1 aa ave!'lfle :.::~,:. l7.st. ..,... balt:el - IT'o lor lhe whole team. Fill U up!" ' . ·•••1: Jllli WIDilllll. ·no ately plclced up was lilfed lu . waa ealled bt. flnt two ant lli14 . ball on wb&t-lil an easY · Tile next 1!!111 up bit btto 1ame-endfll.s dpllble EarUer Wetlneodlly, Cal eUii>lllated AriZona llo4 Oklabomo State ousted 1-1. Okia~Ii>tnt Slate and St John's ;,w meet toofght belo•cel menUoned amon& the IOife•s st. John's tlf2 010 FREEPoRT, polled on tile probable victor. Boggs, Hebtfleid (2), Hubert Hilton, For thet matter, neither was (5), Wlllllinll (8), Arl!D Cove, N.Y., Hogan'o. Brinkman. Turbow, 243, Smith, NapaUtano (S), Musil- (1). ~sbtgly, too, NI<IUaus ;:!::'.~ 05~vy ~bo= as: Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June ..... ca , · e nameo of Billy casper, wbo won tile Open back Ill 1969, Tony Lema and ArDotd Palmer were In ~ forefrollt. lieldom =~ned or ~"..r),.,"' was ng · ~-' ayer · ----()OWBOYB SIGN THREE. DALLAS (UP!) -Tile Dallas Cowboys signed lbree more rookleo WedneSday and bol· • atered their crop of flrlt year • •• men to 49. 'lbtse signed were defeoaive • backs Dick Smllh. James • (Bear! Brown and Dick Da- • Dleill. : : r--II . • • • • • • to buy up his contract h Ul be a ..1ary squabble after Jay, 30 • w 0 w · tile Reds' first 2tlback to the team wblch traded game bt 11 yeara, blm to the Beds bt 19110, had That and tile fact be bas spnk· quite a few tlffa with lhe front office. Tiley date back to the of elbow and shoulder trouapring of 1962 wbea be twice ble! during the past lwo seaaona probably moved the Red• l"lRS1' BALL to make the deal. fice." I ~i=M ll ifii:kffliffl!lt . :0::~:~;: Twin Bill, Joey Jay Traded BAll ERIES • <Midlargil)g·can be just as dafllllging as bndercharging:..so get Ibis pnDc:ted battery m · at'~·\-~ •• ~· IDOI1I • • : ~oater · 1.-ler resistant to over for ~tro • • • • • : Give DAD Shir FaiTIOUI Brand fOO 000 124-11 11 ! II 1 103 OJO too- 7 Sparma, ~na (3), (lladdiRI! <7), Sberry (8) and FreebaD; LIJDborg, Stange (1), McMahon t!), Wyatt (9) aad Ryan. WPGadding (3-4). LP-McMahon (:1-4). IIJ!s-.Conlgllaro (lith), Smith 2 (llh & Still, McAulfffe (7th), Horton <5th), Kaline bteraadOBal Leap' Standlugo By Ualted Press International AUSSIES TO PLAY . W L, Pel. GB MILWAUKEE (UPI) -AusColumbus 33 !7 800 trallan tennis stars Tony Tole<lo 28 24 536 6 Roche, Bill . Bowery, Ray Jacksonvl 2'1 24 .129 610 Ruffels and Owen Davidson will Rlchmoad 28 28 .481 9 play at tbe National Clay Cour (9th). Rochester 28 29 473 910 Tennis Cbampionablps July 11 ..,. . . . . . . . .M Buffalo 24 2'1 .m 910 •I Milwaukee's Town Club, ou anci o.t. ...... Toronto 24 21 .462 10 olliciai!I aiiiiOIIllcM Wednesday. f, D~• · I NIJbbo In MIAMI IIAC:M Syr~cuse 2! 32 3!!11 l310 1 - - - -- -- -- ....:. Chi )'OUt Sarilr S.U Tad•rUabtiU.vable ~ WednesOay'• Rtsalt1 Syracuse at Tole<lo, ppd., rain ClltnPIID OAI ITATfON Tnronlo. Iii Jackavl I, lsi, 7 Inn Columbus 5 Rochealer 3 Ia w. Mllil lt.. Ofllt Jacksonville 4, Toronto z. Richmond 7 Buffalo $ ,.Ne DRESS SHIRTS By MlnhaHon, Shapely & Enro The cool short sleeve style for summer. Snap tab, button down and regular collar styles. Whlte and colors. 14-18. .... eOpon Friday Saturday Nlghll ·PERMA PRESS SHIRTS / SPORT and KNIT SHIRTS Plaid•--- Other Wllh & waor Slacks PERMA PRESS SLACKS Dress Sfacb 7.98-14.98 Dacron a: wool bleodt ud rQon bleadl. SIJes 211 to 50. lanauda ShOrts 2.98-7.91 n: two.JIEilll • '{ ..' ' ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Jack NlckiaUII, the rusty-blOnd bomber of the falrwayo who at the 'tender goffing-age of 211 bao won ball a mUUon dollars, tees all today aa the I to 1 favorite In a field of m players for the U.S. Open Championship. He ls in bls uaualrole as the heltiRI! Choice, for no player, In the IoRI! blslory of professional golf ever tllrusl such a commanding shadow over the game 11 quickly " be did. Nicklaus w11 expected to odd to that luster although the golfers he has to heat Include ii.l-year-old Ben Hogan, the sentimental choice and t'" player wbo beat blm the last time tile Open was held here over tile Olyl)llllc Country Cluo course. That player Is Jack Fleck, otill embiUered by tile memor~ of lbat upset triumph back bt o~~B:!~:~~ey tllreatened me Senators Woo e·r•g anty ormu a To Prevent Future u. s. Food Shortages dOwn on violence was ropOried in ·llu· but Trl Hai Jas. p • F I Jack Nicklaus Favore dTo Cop Tourney 1 Jd R ,. I ' : would lie' hard fo ~ a' '.JDOIII fiVorite .l!outiMrn Collfor· llarliJ:. l!tb Smith in !be lblrd I . bet to&iy agaill!l Oblii State ·lila. . ·, fnnlll8 •and beld tbe au•ea winning :tbe Cpllep ·WOrld Ser· Ohio Sltlte held enlo edge st. ICOI'OiitOa the n¢'11 ftve ~ t.. of baaeball,: · .· , Jmo's of Brooklyn 1-7 Wed_nes- ' Ill. Joho'o loOk a 71 ll!acl, bt . There are four ,teams11eft In day nil~~ handiDI ·tl!o·llltdmell. ,tbe ffflll '!lim, NipOUtano drove ·tbt douhfe.eUntfnltion tounta- tbeit lint tournament 1011 Tbe II 1 1'1111 lirith a •llfnglt!. ment aad. the Buckeyq Ire the Buckey.. toofghtl'IID Into South- Nopoiltano walked tbt first only undefeated ~. mooUy on ern' caUfornla aaala. two ~llal'll bt the top ot. lbe the otrong arm of Steve .,VUJi. The Bucka .IICifed t!Jree runs nlnlb aad wu replaced. by Lar· Arlbt worked · for tile tbtrd bt tile first and thr~ ill the ry lolusbplske conaecutive night and wai <!red- . third• St. John'• Ued the ocore An error wltb one out' loa~ fled with bill oecond ~ve, bt ad- wltll .1 fouroflt!l. outborat bt Ill• tbe bases and tf!e Bucka JCOrei! dillon to bls routo-gbhlg winning aecond and a pair bt the third. a pair. · ' t On the Farm Front ' , I '· t - ., ; ~iJith Nips S~· iohn;s B-7; FllOO. ,',rf,'oj. ·· TINY VIET 1 ·' . ' • ,Subdue 1-lue Rebels TO t Cool Bermudll for dod Ill pWdo ud plaln eoJon, eHATS •ams •PAJAMAS •SP6Rts BJ Iiiten""' Begll. elucleo tht '"'~ le:; In pyrown., �«· t' ,. ·• I ~~!~~~.~~~On~I , ' ·., .\ i ' c , ~ '· ' :~ ~ .. . ' .. (t , . .. a11 LJ!!•:zz2iii t11 :u 11. • tt . m MEXJCO CITY t!JPI) -Tilt law ' 1 onpply aiM! 4emaod day official viol~ Bucharesl ra- Wedaeoday eaded tbe t!Q-0al dio reported. Observers trave 1 ~ a ''~ov...,'' 1tkke saki the visit could place new aude moclolo aeekln& ~lcller strains on the Sino Soviet pay ~Dd a medical allowance · reud and fan Bucharest's desire ·•ltefluse we are always 1or nu.it:r"Cin:.,ncc ~:"::! ~ !be catching colds." Modolo ..Ued off lllelr Slwlet blue. The radiu said Chou landed at olrlke becauoe lhey aal~ !hoy Buch:arest airport at 3:0a p. m. were oot orlanlzed 1nd t!iJllhl. too ...uy be replaced. Tiley ~ $AIGON 1UPII -Gover I> was, reported weak from biOI people Inside if tlley had an I' l' E d emenl sold tbe oaly real quallflcamonl paralroopers dispatcbed eight-day hUOI!er slrike calle<l ullor In the slreet. If they : :A~";;;Nf!'ro:r~ LEADERS Uon for tbolr jobs woo tbe \4- .,.Ule rebellious city ot . Hue to try to end U$ . .support of claimed the altars they were ' r th tJ , state legislatures I female body 11lllll theft are 0 1 b.l'oke up a demonstJ·atJUn by Ky. al nwed to move them. Ot~r- · e na on s to resent Presi· ju!il too maay of tbem J lXXI rork-throwiq l:hxldhlst The parstroopers ~ by Col they were loaded mto j were expected P h. . arouad" J~tha today arrested 10 semor Nguyen N1oc Loan, chief oi In three hours most dent Johnson wlltllh. a Vteutm:~~ I · ·11 1 ad 1 r endorsement o IS I ~Hi'lfi&ll JtfitfiMJlfi)JJ!Itlll k I Bi:l4dhist mon s and c eared m1 tary secur ty a comman· . .... ds were c ea · 1 d th h many 1~.4 streets of altars blockmg der of the Vietnamese national Major trooble threateoed _at pohcy hto .•Y - ;u:houghts amilitary traffic. police. were reported to have , one time when 3,000 Bud~1st :re h~svtng ~::~ Society praPremler Nguyen Cao Ky sent arrested as many as SO youths set out from the Dieu ut in , battalion 1350 men) ut Buddhist leaders but there was I De pagoda but tlley were gr;~s. t d eeting simi· (Continued Ftom Page One) l!@ratroopera to reinforce 450 1'10 confirmation. Two university\ stopped by troops wbo ~adgced I :oearf~r ~nference of against her. riOt police who bad been unable profeMOr5 and the wife of a I barbed wire across a l e. I ar 0 8 . , ernors was 1 "I took over only os a temW stem ·the unrest in tbe tblrd were reported undergoing Residents o f the area fled. Ithe nabo~_s gov federal state · porary principal - in a state of uorthem city that is the center Iquestioning for alleged pro- fearing a battle, butk the icalli~~ -~ ~scti~ was evidenL-e practically anarchy. of--Buddhist. opposition to the Communist activity. demoos~ators burn~ bac . ~~~ ~~ Na~ was on the minds ''[ tried to maintain order, 1e Ky·.rl;!gime. . Cleared Street. In Saigon Buddhast Y?ung· tate House discipline, and I was a little · Saison was bit by unrest for At daybreak the troops began sters agai_n snarled traff•~-~ of ~:~ :~ ~:n!te presidents tough. The government asked tnt! fourth consecutive day but . rnovlng through the streets. , the Amencan alr~se ~ ~ e I ~pea Guam Puerto Rico and me tCJ take the job as perman· ttlll(t-wu none of the violence They banged on shuttered the city and a ser1es 0 ar 1 ro~ th 50 t tes ent principal. I didn't want the tljil marl<ed Wednesday's anU- bom01 aad sllopl askiRI! tile gas aad rock battiOB developed. 49 0~ ' a · job, I was too young and inex· (~in-.t ,iltmonstratiina. Po------- -- -- · perlenced. li!ir'l!roke ··~ · a small demon· "But some of the students shtioa witll \far IU, wound.. tllreatened that If I did take the uf:i '·a ~~~~ nun, and job they would overtllrow me i~ a ,, . P,.m. lo ~ o.m. 0 loo. They wanted to tlect their ~o)'at ~aratroopers ' - , ,, ., ,.. .' ' "' ' • 17 ~ •• ... .. ' '-" . "'i 1• " l ·.: fi ~ s Rally· ' ..:., .. ' .'• .'·\ I ID~• ' ,r ll.. • ,\ "01 Tall• • TC Lam - Colo j. w o~ Nt:b: COPif '- lit . ':( - FA ~t~me ~~~~ No major "N Marl - .. Jom - 'CIID -"""' J I took the responsibility and ac- cepted tile job. If I didn't 110 body would bave. It was really risky to be a principal the1,1." mlerpreter fo; Tbicb Tri IV SHINGTON (UP!) - The The committee estimated thatlmlght be raised if low Income 1brea.. Fall ART SHOW - Mrs. William Mayer, Pomeroy, and son, Rick, pose with some of Quan&. said lh~e had been ISenate Agriculture Committee the average American con- forced farmers to hqwdate their Tht students were unable to death and violence as the contmded in a report today that sumer spends 18.2 per cent of operat_ions - .a development t~e make good on their threats to the saintings on display during the art show h~ld in conjunction with III~ recent Bl& paratroopers s~eP.~ thro_ugh the food prices should be permilted his after • tax income for food . committee said wa~ al~eady m overthrow Khue. "Maybe it was Ben Regatta. Mrs, Mayer and her son are showmg pamtings by her husband and ·Mrs. city. Qua.q,l, UMJ ,:mOJtant leader to rise to prote<>t consumers Increasing f<~rm pricts 00. fu,ll progresll m tile dairy mdustry. because they couldn't find a Ruth Gosney, of Middleport. Hanging in the background iB a painting done by Greg& of tbe Buddhist !!~ in Hue, against tht threat of future parity would boost the natmn s The report noted that farm good reason," she said, and she Roush of Syracuse.-Sentinel photo. tlhortages. food bill to about 19.( per cent, income was expected to rise remained principal until she The report, drafted by Sen. il said. this year, but It critiCized re· came to lhe U. s. to study. George S. McGovern, JJ.S D., "The very small amount of l~nl moves by "'veral fe<leral "Because my school was the · o 1 acoompameil a farm parity res- inc~me . requtr~ to achieve agencies "to freeze or rollback biggest, many politi~iaml -~i~ olutton approved by til• com· panty tarm pnces could be certain rarm prices to stem an to get my studerls mvo v~ m mittee for action on the Senate easily absorbed now. ThiS inflation threat" while farm demonstr<Jtions to support t~em. ~ Election of officers for the floor. Tbe resolution would state would, by assuring a healthy prit-es generally were still well But I didn't want them to inter· h· ~~ 1 f h" llbe tl 1 ;.. •as h•ld when d od t· f m load plant !ere wi'th '"e school and 1 tried Congressman Waller H. Mo- . ping·r·Amer . lean whlc ralls for ' 'tbons o IS I rtaryes "nodng .~~ com .. oe ~ m .• " the intent of Congress that aU an pr uc lYe ar ' below paritv k ;• t,. eJier CD\ of Ohio Monday pro- . clariicaUon. a UIC' 1 ey are vo un Forest~ Council, Daughters government agencies should be prove a bulwark of economic 1." . •J.. t 1. ed to eep '·em o~ · u U S n· posed a constitutional amend- I "When Americans are· enaag-lform and content are not pre.t-em• ihft Tuesday even- governed by ear 11er · 1aws set1·mg stab'Il.Ity ·,n years )·ust ahead The tel " •.a fl u.mprov . Khue wtll beh m Je .~ , · u.1~ ment relating to the exercise of ed ·in activities required by o:tone i scribed as authorities tdmlDII"•! ~~~ · 10 8 onary I_ ing with Grace Swan councilor f [a when population prt!ssure on farm. prices are s til she gets er masK:rFs br~• re1 ·g· us liberty. , • · parity prices or rmers a!i a b d 0 etaal 11aw, no other laW should be in- tering these activities." 1 10 1 presiding. food capacity is Increasing," an Illus on ase ~ r probably nex 1 e u brH mbe fr the national goa' the report said . prices _ oot farm priCeS, _the gree h . . lik 1 h Thr.' amendment reads: "No j' voked or interpreted to become MoeUer roncluded bLI pres1 me rs om Parity ish defined byf law asoda "fhe report said a far great· committee said. Farm. pnces awryi'II. ~~~t~swor: ~g~i: provision of the first or four- a restrictton or prohibition on entation or the Amendmedinl lby 'lbfodoru11 ' Oluncil, Edna Rei- price whic gives to arm pr b ta 1 11 b . . ... •ftftn•• articles of amendment , them from engaging In the vol· calling ''for patient a OS Nettie uct a fair value in comparison er "real to consumers than Q currently are su s n 18 Y eal or help reorua,r ~ u• bel . Dena S.. hl and u• as a prmcap ' , e to this Constitution shall tle untary exercise of their most between free men of good Hay.... w_,. guests. Communi· u. ~J.,.ft f ... f price mcrease now would be a low the levels of 20 years ago, ae her country s achool sys111 " 'I 'II 1 k tl " ... 1 ~· wiu• ~o~~~e cos o u1mgs armers ood . th f t lt w hi 1e marketing costs have k . th ... 1 t" de-emed to prohibit Congress or 1treasured and respected right, w . • t WI a e me, lK' cations were read !rom ~sie buy . Farm prices currently are shor~e off an e u ure. . ar tern, or w~r 10 e PI 0 a State from permitting any 'the free exercise of relig· said, "to discover ways and Sloat, s~t.e ctunciiQl". Ehza· at 79 per cent of parity. maintamed that such a threat risen sh ply. Amencan-V!etnamese school at . person voluntarily to exercise I ion, " Moeller said that "the means to make such free ~r· betll ~unlin, state se~retary, • • Thudac. . , Ihis religious liberties while he 1force and influence of tax-sup- else of religious liberty possl· .nd Ed!tll Wak~, district depIs she anxiOUS logo back. , .. engage<! in activities requir- lported instilulinns dare never ble uader these condltiona. uly. "Sometimes yes, somellmes ed to be performed by law. Nei· be one-side<!. But that force I "Bul il will be worth the Ume, Officers e1~ted ~ere Grace I . akin definite lans he said. no. I'm ho~es1ck wh~n I thmk 1Uter Congress nor a State I"WWY dare never place an Individual the effort, the discussion, the ~!.an, councalor; Kirt Rowan, : A progress ~rt on the been under way smce last ~:- : mJohng Hearne Catlettsburg, j of my_family and friends_ a~d prescribe the form or content into a situation required by law debate, and the dissent to !fSSOClate councilor; Leona i $500,1100 metropohtan are a tember and are now makt g C VlC "d t tlined cur there IS much to accomplish ID of ~c;h uercise." 1ind then ~strict him in either Iassure ourselve11 that we eaD Jlensley, conductor; _Charles i transportat~on surve~ now being good _progress The rest o_f the Ir~t r::~~ e:f ' ~: organtza- improving my country's educa- Moeile~ explained, ''I do not personal or corporate expres- be certain that no laws .are Hensley w~rden: Phyllis Row- conducted m the Tr1.State area area IS generally well ahead of . ~ l \led f full develop- tiona\ system. take issue with recent Supr~me · · · ~- 1ever made respecting the e• 1 ~n. ~d~ ~cretary; Ulah presented to ~e Cenlral OhiG Cabe11, however ~~nt of ~e a~a's potential. Court decisions concerning pre• tabllsb~nt of reJ~ and Swan, .flilaaeiai' secretary; Ed· Valley !nduslrial Council We<!- Data for lhe •tudy 1m• been . M Ed rd A Ew· ~eribed forms and regulated that no laws are ever btterpret· )th Belzin&, lreasurer; Ada nesday night al lhe Glenbrler ' gathe~. for til• most part. bul Cily of ~~~er ton :~s official practices for prayer and Bible ed to prohibil any "merleao ;Bissell. amide sentinel; Sher- Country Club m Huntington Ithe btg_ ]Db ahead n~w Is ~tts 1ng ng reading In our schools. What the free exercise of his reliJ· Jey Swan ootaide sentinel, and 1 evaluatiOn and appbcatkm to : host. doe3 d 1 nd ion.•• · 1 month~ truatee and Ada BlB- 1 C. 0. Prall of Celumbia, S -~- .. __ _ eep Y co~m me 8 Gauge readings: p . • ' c projecl director for I he many Americans IS an lnterpr.. D 12 I 12 4 I 3f t pen, Sll monlha trustee. ·• . • tation being given our Consti- am · ' · ' runn ng ee i Relreohl*lll were served in i HuntiRI!ton .. Ashlaad . !~onion MeigS tution which restricts tile ex- nn rollers, Pomeroy-Mason out, QSS observaiDI of ~ birtllday• of ' Transportation Study, Said the d Pt. Pleasant 24.12, Hinton 2.03 ' tudy represents tile beginnin• By Mro Evelyn Brlckleo pression of a free om guaran· 1 111 K h F 11 310 0 S ICniC t.lrl Rowan and Mrs Hayes s .. teed b Co n t' R a ag, anaw a a s . iud each received Bifb. of regional planning for all deMrs. Florence Booth and ..nl u~l~ ~ur hav~s llU ':'irev~ lng, Charleston 19.tl7 • · velopments of traruportatJOn faMrs. Vern Green of Phoenix, . t d &, d'l ' h ' . don, Marmet and cilities in the area. - - · - ~ Ariz. , were recent guests of pom e. up a iemma 1or t. e dams were GD the sllli. Members of the Galden Rule I Present at a dinner al the Mrs Ethel Arbaugh worshipping and non-worshipclass of tbt Pomeroy Church "While It may be severa ~. Boal Movemeats· , ·. tars before 8 regional planhome of Mr. and Mrs. nomer : Mrs. Gladys Violet returned -~ · of Christ and their famutes held j I . y. . Circle were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle I from Holzer Hospital to the Ohio River - Orco down a potluck picnic Tuesddy even· 111111 .otforl " finally. unde~. way Kenneth S. McElhinny, Adm., Multi of Parma Mr. aad Mrs. I home of her sister Mrs Mabel 3:30 a,m.; Jacob G. down IRI! at the hom~ of Mr. aad 4. ..J in. ~~ area,'' _he ~d, :,:e Ballard Hursel JustiN~. dec ., Robert Harden,' Pam, Ralph, Goegletn of Pom~oy ·where ' I a.m.; Jenks up 14, 11 ::15 a. Mrs. Mllton Roush, Syramse. ' . tmllallon of thiS st y has en lo John L. Haggerty, Allee I f Norfolk Mr and Mn Har· nd f d b m . Kentuckian up 11 12'45 Followi·ng ••e dinner, • sllorl • 1 TIIURIJU, \' interest arxl sup Sal o ' · · . she wm spe a ew ays e·• . • · w1 1throu h u.e : ll\J.SY BEE CLASS of th! : port COVIC which reprt!se nts Haggerty, 80 acres, em. . old Circle and sons of Raetne fore returning to her home here. ~ . ~. ; New .Martlnsv.tlle up business session was conducted i&jieport First Baptist cburoh I a major contribulion to lhe fu· Everell Palmer, dec., lolaad Dixie Circle. She is recovering nicely from Holzer Hospital: \ISIIIn~ l 4.30 a.m.,. Franklin by Mrs. Jerry Masters, pies~ HVmeet 'nntr!day tvening, ; ture of the Ohio Valley" Ethel Palmer, cert. rur trans., Mr. and Mrs. ~alph Lte ~nd surgery. boura 2-4 a~ 7-8 p.m. Pareuts down 16, 4.30 a.m. ro dent Devotions were Jed by Lebanon. l1fandson_. B~ Bill, were_VIsit- Mrs. Lois Ebersbach of only on Pediatrics Ward. State down 16, 5:45 a.m.: Mr. Roush and an article 00 lb 11111 ll, at the church at 7:30 . lias- will be Ml'l. He explamed bow the study Etllel Palmer to Leo F.ling relatives m HarrlsonYIIIe on Chester visited her aunt, Mrs. Admluloal boat down 17, 4:1a p.m., thusiasm waa read 'liy !ifra. in¥ Hawkins, Mnl. ·Harold I began In 11164, notiRI! tllal prot Palmer, 10 acres, Lebanon. Sunday. Wayne Brlckles Moaday . Robert Caldwell, 11 Allen ern down 17, 7:10a.m., Delta Roush. Prayer by Jerry Mast· , Mnl. Ilana ~amm and i ec_ts ln_~a~~l ~nty bavo Flourine Baker to Warren E. ' Mrs. Robert Lee, M~s. Ralph Mr. ·and Mr!I. Emile Matlack Dr.; Mrs. Donald Miller, Eur- Queen up 19, 9:30p.m.; er!l concluded the d..ollons. ,' ·, . Julll Grim. . • Baker, Ml acre!, Olive. Lee attended gradual!':" e.xer· of Williamstown, W. Va., call· ol<a Star Rt.; Mrs. Nolan D. Marys down 19, 4:30 '' m.; A contrlbutioo of $25 , wao fiiEICS COUNTY Deomocrat·J SerVICe Frances Fleming, Branch ciSe'. '" Columbus on Fnda~ ed on Mrs. MyrUe Frost Sun· Thornton, Rl. I Patriot; Mrs. up 19, 5:35a.m.; Steel made for a new beam for tile ~lull will meet Thursday al Fleming to Mary E.. Sear!es, evering. Jane Ingram, daugh Iday. Harry. V. Truesdell, Crown down 20, 4.50 a.m., sanctuary. A hobo party was p. m. at tile DemocratiC Chas. W. Searles, l.ol, Middle- ter of Mr. and Mra. James In> Mr. and Mnl. Blain Taylor City; Mrs. Jameo E. Allbnght, Imwney up 20, 6:50a.m.; ~~ueen planned for July i aad named Ull'tP.rs. l..adith al'4' ,q-.:\ port. gram of ColumbUJ,_was a~ were recent Sunday gu,ests of Rt 1' Northup; Mrs. Anna L. City down 21, 6:40a.m.. Nation- on the cmnmlttee were Mr. bring sandwiches or cook· Un Hallie Cross, Alva Cross to ber of the graduating class. Mr. aad Mrs. William Carpen· Plymale, Pt. Pleasant; Gregory al down 22, 4:45a.m.; Mountain and Mrs Roush. Mr. and Mro; ItS for refreshmenll. Funeral serviCes for Joseph Wesley Dale Manley, parcels, Mrs. Myrtle Walker of Long ter and family of Coolville. L. Walburn, Middleport; Mrs. State down 23,7 :10 pm.; Conrad Ohlbtaer and Mr. and ! ROCK SPRINGS BETIER Boyd were held from the Ewing RuUand. Bottom R. D., aad Mn ..E"";.~ Bush Weaver of Torch is •taY· Chl!flea E. Rife, Rt. 1 Mtddle· ble up 23, 5:45 a. m.; Helen R. Mrs. Claren~ /ondrelfl Jl"r' " club wii' meet Thurs- Chapel Sunday at 3 p.m. wltll Wilbur D. Roush, dec.. to Brinker attende<l a mee.,.or ing al tile home of Mr. and port; Max E. Blake, Rt. I Mid· up Greenup 5:40p.m.: J 1 Attendlltt were Mr. and 1 Mrs. Charles Betzin&. j!IY. ot t:30 p.m., at tile home the Rev Roy Carter of the Rul· Eber Roush Cerl for Trans. the I • 1 40 beld dleport; Mrs. Gene 0 . Haer, Hougland down Greenup 7: Mrs. Masters and Tommy, Mr. ~~ Mrs. George Skinner, with land Christian church offidaiiRI!. Sulton. ' ' ";:' H;:~~n ~ ~beater Terry Kaylor, ,.. of Mr. and Buffalo, W. Va.; Darrell J. p.m.; Ravenswood down aad Mrs. Louts Osborne ' and ~.Homer Radford in charge Special music wasprov1ded by Cora Kilton, Cbarlea A. Hil· nt .Ftlda aad Salurday at Mra. Elmer Kaylor, e~llated 1n Rollins, Ironton; Forresl. H. up I p.m.;. Lillie Georg• down Kalby, Mrs Conrad Ohllnler 111 tht program aad Mrs. W. A. Fntz Buck, organiSt ton to United StateJ Kasement spe bo {Robert Lee tht Navy aad went to Great Crump, .. Mt. Gay, W. Va., Rus- Greenup 1.15 a.m .. J. S aad Naomi and Kathryn, Mrs. j.lorpn, ,tile contest. .Bur:al was ln. the Middleport I,ebanon. ' ' tlleMrs.meC:.rae Circle ' aad Lakes, m., for bJs lrainillg. He aell L. Frazee, Ironton, Is down Greenup 2:30 Charles Eskew, Mr. ·and Mrs. TWILIGHT GARDEN . club Hilt cemetery . and pallbearers Minnie PlckeM, J. A. Pickens daugbtera of Atlbtand, Ky. call· Ill a graduate of Eastern Hllh Bfrlflo Mark. Easton up A. L. Pltelps, Mr. and !4ra ) meet Thursday evemng, al were Carl WIItlams, Clarence to Uaited Slateo, Easement, ed at .!be bol!le of Mra. Mary School, class of 11641 and the Mrs. Gene 0. Haer, Buffalo, a.m., Lady Rosemary np Edward .Ve'OQy. and Crate, ~. home ol Ml'll. Dw1~ht Park· Freeman, Norman Price, Jr. Lebanon. c· I0 Til ~ Methodist Sunday School pre- W V . 10 Wed up 5 a.m.; Joseph Chutln ElwOod . Bowen, Mr. and Mi'a. 12 • be M · e Job M Ch I w· to Ire on e~ay. lbl . a., son, . .m. nes- Meldahl 1·30 m · · o. . , rr with Mr.. Rn rt orr~< or., n oon, ares ms n, Jean c. Mathews ki R 0 y Jamis Smitb spent lhe week oented him with a nice B e, da . Mrs N 1 D Th 1 C E, Cl~rk and DaYid Mlk' ~' oo-Mo!Oss. and Floyd Burney. Proffitt Correction Deed, Sui· elld wllb Dari Smltb and lam!· u tlley do for ill graduateo. Rly ,l Patt-loto:ugbter om4o~~ down MeldahiB-50 pm. and SW'/en, Mrl Denver Kap. MAGNOI.IA TEMP'..E. Pylh· ComiRI!_lrom oul ol town for ton. ' ly. He Is employed In Columbua. Mr. and Mra. lloreel Miller p,.;., Wedn~ay ' · Galllpollo Dam H. pie, Mr, ond l4ri. ~sir and !an Sisters will meet Thursday, tbt "'rv""s """ Mr. .•ad Roy ProffiU, LU!Ian ProHitl Mr. aad Mn. Jamea Circle and ,... are vacatloniRI! bt · down 8 p.m.; John J. Sandra . an4 a .lUIS!, .Mrtl. W~ ~~ 7:30 ~.m .. al tile OAV hall. Mrs. Lawrence Boyd, . M1ss to Ralph JIIIIIIIOII, Guut.Iva of Now Haven ·and Mnl. Laura Florida. DIICiwl" down 7:SO p.m.: Robert Dam Fisher. . , FRIDAY Charlesanna Powell, M11s Mary Johnson, pareel, SUlton. Circle 01 ,Dorcas open! Satur· A3c Robert Marcinko ftew \Jiysses G. Arrowood, Mro. down 8:50 p.m.; Solvay • , ,. ' THIRD FRIDA\' club will A~n Smllh . Virgil Nixon, Mrs. {Ana L. Fosler, Cbll. c. day evening wltll Mrl. Mary bero from Maine where he HaUie Curtis, Mrl. Velmo liM p.m.; .Eastern uo f a.m.; Eileen Wlnn, Mr. aad Mrs. OC!t! F~ ' . to United States, 1.15 ac- Circle. . . I io siatinned lo attead !be fun· Douglas, Miss Leota R. Edging- Indiana up a:'i5 a.m.; ., . ~"' ' · . )noel Friday evening at tne Davis aad lamily and Mr! rea tart. .. . Mra. Roberta Leo <11led on' era! of Herman Marshall which ton, James F. Fitch, Jr., Mrs. I :I! a.m.; H. E. t!l 11'1!1111E111 Of """"' ol Mrs. Frl'd O..sauer. Greta John.son all of Cincinnati; ' rr~erlek Wise, dec., Mrs. Hattie Rousb 011 Monti.a• w.. •·ld at tbt EUB Church. lie Gory Kapp, MrB. David Man- clown 8:50 am.; Charla ~ • MASON . .uutA 1 THE. .POMEROY ' returned •~ .11 , ATHELTlC h.gh Mrs. Jenme Bryan! and Mrs. to ur H."" Wise, Affld. of afternooo. to his base sad bls rln1, Lyla D. Martin, Mr •· onaoa up 11 : 0 a.m.; 1 .,.,,. 1...... , . . , _ A":ra~'"" WI ..-w a 1to Arza Bryant, Rutiaad; Mr. Trans Jamea eonllhan of llacille parenta accompanied him to Jamu w. Rouah, ~ ... llll:hard Henllln up 10:30 a,m.; Rose • - · ••- 111. '\"''"' pc ·· ..:.:e::. thi,"penoomlng aad Mrs. John Boyd and son, · . ealled on Dan Smith Monday Columbuo where he boarded a C. Steele, Theodore M. Sowers, up 12 nlion. nlpl from Ito 11 P m Johnny, Oak Hill; Cbarle! L. PLAN BELLING evening. plane for tbt retura trip. IPIIIII W. Taylor, Mrs. Naomi luaw!I" .RI~ ;,t · the Pome Ri h s.:'hooi Boyd and Raymond John1011 of There will be an ofd·faslllon- Editll Rose spent a weekend Thnmpaon, RaymoadP. Tbomp. t!Owii · Lahdoli · ':·~{il FI!Drlum. Th'; Jay! will en> Cleveland; Dr ani! Mn. L. IJ. ed belling for Mr. aad Mrs. bt Columbus visiting relativea. ~1'111 RABID loNIMAL 1011, F:orreat Gll!enwiter: , l4rs. R. ·~~ITill a. . Roblnaon and sons, Jan Barry llolor Wrlgbt Frldl}' at 1 p,m. 'l'be Melp County Heallb IJe. Carl W. Polsley aad lDfl!bt son. m,;·I,li~ lane and Vance, of WoahiDCton, D.C. at tbt mlden<e of Mr. Jad BIG TICKET parlment Wednesday had Ita " . · met II: If p.m,; t:;~;,~~:~~"r~;~~ , .. 8/oTIIRDAY Mnl. Marte Vyeuo, Charles- Mra. Earl Wrigh~ Rt. t, Del· NEW YORK (UP)) -A fllb ' ....IUve report of rabid .EADY '1'0 IIENT dqltn lillll'llltt S I. .~ · ICE CREAM ooclal will ton, W. Va ; Mrs Edith Dent. ter. dtllflenl policeman tqg.ed • $15 skunks fn>m tile Nel1011v~le New bolt ~·· ollllell' by_ · Winfield. held tile evening of June 18 Springfield; Mnl. Lucille WashparkiRI! Ucket on a IIJO.fool letltlng loboratory. Tbe mo,1 ·the vlllap of Poillt!roy, are now I~::~~~ ~:i/~!11:!1~1 . I!Mian for tile newly formed lngton. HtmUnllon, W. Va.; LOCAL TEMPS Jooc, 54-wheel heavy duly truck recent rabid skunk waa kllied reatly !olf rental, Maypr Char-I! ·. Dept. Proceed! 110 Jcmn Johnloll, Dayton; Mr Tbe tomperallll'tl hi Pom· Wednesday because lbe rig near Harrl8011vllle. There ,.., lu Legiir aald today. Rerital fof in:; W. H, J1it . . ' IJr !be 111'1 truck. and Mrl Franii Thomu aad eroy'• buatness district at II :25 stopped In a "no p11rking" 1one also onereturne<l rabid on June tbt docko, located off the park· Wift!WJd 12:10 ,,.m.; WB)'IIe li_..aolt lee cream, We Mr. and ,lira. Allllll 'lbomll of 1. m. today was 70 dqre01, ... lo tmload an lf.ton &irder at ll 9 !bet h8d been killed ill !be lng lot leY~, i!Ul be 18 per nP.Wjqlte~ 1:!$ ~·~~~· ;' Htle. -:. - • ...,..... .., · C<>iluMuL ..... dilodl Kl• llllllllruoU... tlile ........." ilar ...... lllmllb.••• ..,..,. ...... ljge~ up 'Wlaflild ~~~ ~ . . .. ..... ' : , , ... • •. _ .. ~. ...... ,,,, ·:·. t : • tht · America~ucated Bud. dbi.st nun who acts as -------------------- Moe11er' Amendment t0 us Constt.tutt"on G te ExerCISe • 0f Re)"IJJJOUS • Freedom Dof ACouncil Names Officers For New Term uaran es Reds Surprise Phils CINCINNATI (Uim - Tbe pearance Wedne!day night was CfDcl!JnaU .Beds and Ali'anta bls 22nd of the selisnn. NotteBraveo did a bll of trading bart in 15 games, has ylelde<l Wl!diJ!!eday Dlibl five earned runs in 37 Innings. Tliey excbanlled pitcher• aad The Reds got off to a 2~ lead places bt tile alaad!Dgs as tile bt tile opener in the first inning, Reds ex'. ,aded lhelr wtonbtg but the Pbillles exploded for six streak to lbree games by olea~ iii tile fourtll · off Milt Pappas btg 1 . twl·nlght doubleheader for a 6-2 lead. from Pblladelpbia, 7-6 and 9-6. Cincinnati cut the margin to The Reds gave up veteran 6-4 in the lourtll on Tommy Joey Jay to the Braves in r.. Helms' two-run homer and tied 1ur11 for Hank Fischer. Botb are it witll a run in the fifth and rlghtbandero, bul Jay bad lbe Don Pavletlch's homer In tile better record at 6-2 while Flsd> flixtll. er sllowed a 2-3 record. Ed Roebuck, working in re·Titat twbt win boosted the tiel of Jim Bunning, walked Reds into oeveoth plaoe, abead Pete Rose in tile nlntll witll two of Atlanta. out aad Vada Pinson socke<l a In both games, ClneinnaU OV· lriple lo drive in the win(ling ereame four-run deflclia aad got run. superb relief . pllchhlg. In the nightcap, the P~illies "Tblnl: we would have won jumpe<l Jim O'Toole for a pair tile pennant last year if we luld In tile first inning, which fiO(ten tbt kind of pitching Reds got back in their ' balf they're giving 1111 tbls aea1011?" against Ray Culp. oslled Joe NIW!aU, 11 Billy Me- Pblladelphia got another Cool aad Don Notlchart stripped the second and two more in off tlleir unlfonns at adjoiaing iiiird to chase O'Toole, lockers. trailed >-2 at that point. McCool fanned aeven aad adde<l anotller in the fiflh didn't yield a hit llie last four Jack Baldschun. btnlngo of the opener and .Notte- The Reds oco~ twice in bart turned In a hitless three- bottom ol tile fourtll to send Inning stint In tbt nightcap. Culp to tile showers, adde<l an· Bolh earned victories. otller in the sixth against Terry . I'IIJIIIaa SIIeUed AcaiD FIIX aad tied tile game in the The pair bave been nothing oeventh off Roebuck, who was short of phenomenal ~ sea- again aaddled wltllt be loss. son. MfCuol has allowed seven No More. Tiffs earned rtllll bt l9 1-3 Innings, An error and omgles by Leo striking out 48 batters. His• ap- Cardenas and J~~nny E<fw~<fs . be. :e:::n ...,.. ¥ d Report on TransportatiOD •Survey IS Ma e J 1 I . SOCIAL ' CAJ ENDAR sOCJety . Notes propert y T £S rans er River NeWS Tuppers PlaiDS' Soci'e·ty News canneJ Ch urchC/ H ld p· . In Syracuse . 1 • • - Hospi'taJ Ne'"S I :f 1 • Senators,. Reds Post Wins In Middleport Boys Play • I lor Joseph Boyd H /d S d e ay .," tt :• ::r ~ 'I . THE :f; Coy up ., .! ,¥->-,. ' • *"'' o•u Siln'INEL, DEv:; ''"'up ! .. . ' The Senators and . Youni's a homer and double, Reda producad victories a double, Acree a sii> nesdOy ·In lollddleport Boys gle and J. Ferrerra a triple. I gue baseball acUon. Cooke fanned 7, walked 9 for Keltll Van lnwageo pllche the Reds, and Pul,lens fanned two-hi~ 12-1 victory for t h 10, walked 6 for tile Sox senaton over the Indians, Reds 4lll 020-7 7 2 Tommy Cooln! of·tile Reds 03() 200 - i 5 1 te~ Hve Red Sox hits, Hoffman. Pollens Ding a squeaker, 7-5. Becker. Umpire: Leffmg. Tbe Senator• . prod~ weU, . home two by Vlin Senators 321 150-12 9 2 wbo also .singled. aad . ladians 000 1110- f 2 5 liJ llnlCe Hawley and. cine . Van lnwagen aad · K Kloe!. Cbeiler Reusb, who also Ma!:tin (LP), Mullen (51, · and - led OlhOI: ~lllor hi~ Warner. Manley (i). Umpire: Rlcli , IJ!d~ Rbd;, Qoward , stephensoo . a 'lingle, and Price, a ----For ilie India~~~.·· ~.a~:~f National Mar\ pllcher Mar~n; and s~ ·S~ in Debut eacb !lp&led. . . • Vao lnwagen finne<j walked 7., 'Martin .of the lila fanned 5 lind ·lflll~ed · 1~~~!. body .hi his fourinnl'!li, •'' Mullen fanning 1 and walking m h~nlng.. ., , , en. runs, I .Jt porforiDID!le · O¥W ~ • rn 1951. Fleck doe!n't feel he ever received tbt · credit which sllould have been his because he beat one of golfmg'• all-time greats. Bul Fleck ill back to try It again and !here's nothing he would rather do than repeat that victory of 11 years ago to prove it was no fluke. Fleek'• Cbaneeo Poor Even Fleck admltted ~Js chances of doing It were minute and hio name never w11 VERSALLES SIDELINED ROCBESTER, Minn. (UP!, - Minnesota Twins . shortabop Zoilo v..-salles, who lnjunrd his back during la'l Salurclllfs game al Chicago, will be sidelined for another week and may be on the disabled list ror as long as a montll Dr Jan Tlllisch of tile Mayo Clinic 18id Wednesday. , . -··~··fl'n• . RitCIIle . NopolliiDo -nllmd M,naaer • . ~. ~~~ ~ ~=~~~ . bt the eighth off Roebuck load· ed the bases. Tommy Harper hit a sacrUice fly tllat broke lhe lie. Rose singled In a run and Roebuck walked In the final one. The announcement of tile trade of Jay went over wltll the players like a lead balloon, someone remarked lo PllU Seghi, Reds assistant general manager. "Some of their performances bave gone over llke a leal! bal· loon loll," Seghi snapped. "Let tbtm. to do the job on tile field aad we'll handle the !root' of· Produce<! by tile Obfo Val· ALLST All ley Riding club, uader au• pfces of !be Waslllagton Uons dub, the Ohio Valley Horae Show wiD be beld Snaday, Jane 19 at lhe Bickel eolate .. Roule z, soalb of Parllenburg. There will be 13 biller clasaes beginning at ' 10 a.m. (DST) ,and 18 perforaumce elasaes hegtonlq at 1:10 p. m. tDSTJ. ' BfaiJIIBsler will be Gleu Emerick of Parkenbllrg aad It--" Gorden Cllppenger of Brnwnsville will be jadge. Entry fee bt lho baiter clasoes ;,w be •• 1 d 1 the per1 "'f c:oone, U'1 aa ave!'lfle :.::~,:. l7.st. ..,... balt:el - IT'o lor lhe whole team. Fill U up!" ' . ·•••1: Jllli WIDilllll. ·no ately plclced up was lilfed lu . waa ealled bt. flnt two ant lli14 . ball on wb&t-lil an easY · Tile next 1!!111 up bit btto 1ame-endfll.s dpllble EarUer Wetlneodlly, Cal eUii>lllated AriZona llo4 Oklabomo State ousted 1-1. Okia~Ii>tnt Slate and St John's ;,w meet toofght belo•cel menUoned amon& the IOife•s st. John's tlf2 010 FREEPoRT, polled on tile probable victor. Boggs, Hebtfleid (2), Hubert Hilton, For thet matter, neither was (5), Wlllllinll (8), Arl!D Cove, N.Y., Hogan'o. Brinkman. Turbow, 243, Smith, NapaUtano (S), Musil- (1). ~sbtgly, too, NI<IUaus ;:!::'.~ 05~vy ~bo= as: Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June ..... ca , · e nameo of Billy casper, wbo won tile Open back Ill 1969, Tony Lema and ArDotd Palmer were In ~ forefrollt. lieldom =~ned or ~"..r),.,"' was ng · ~-' ayer · ----()OWBOYB SIGN THREE. DALLAS (UP!) -Tile Dallas Cowboys signed lbree more rookleo WedneSday and bol· • atered their crop of flrlt year • •• men to 49. 'lbtse signed were defeoaive • backs Dick Smllh. James • (Bear! Brown and Dick Da- • Dleill. : : r--II . • • • • • • to buy up his contract h Ul be a ..1ary squabble after Jay, 30 • w 0 w · tile Reds' first 2tlback to the team wblch traded game bt 11 yeara, blm to the Beds bt 19110, had That and tile fact be bas spnk· quite a few tlffa with lhe front office. Tiley date back to the of elbow and shoulder trouapring of 1962 wbea be twice ble! during the past lwo seaaona probably moved the Red• l"lRS1' BALL to make the deal. fice." I ~i=M ll ifii:kffliffl!lt . :0::~:~;: Twin Bill, Joey Jay Traded BAll ERIES • <Midlargil)g·can be just as dafllllging as bndercharging:..so get Ibis pnDc:ted battery m · at'~·\-~ •• ~· IDOI1I • • : ~oater · 1.-ler resistant to over for ~tro • • • • • : Give DAD Shir FaiTIOUI Brand fOO 000 124-11 11 ! II 1 103 OJO too- 7 Sparma, ~na (3), (lladdiRI! <7), Sberry (8) and FreebaD; LIJDborg, Stange (1), McMahon t!), Wyatt (9) aad Ryan. WPGadding (3-4). LP-McMahon (:1-4). IIJ!s-.Conlgllaro (lith), Smith 2 (llh & Still, McAulfffe (7th), Horton <5th), Kaline bteraadOBal Leap' Standlugo By Ualted Press International AUSSIES TO PLAY . W L, Pel. GB MILWAUKEE (UPI) -AusColumbus 33 !7 800 trallan tennis stars Tony Tole<lo 28 24 536 6 Roche, Bill . Bowery, Ray Jacksonvl 2'1 24 .129 610 Ruffels and Owen Davidson will Rlchmoad 28 28 .481 9 play at tbe National Clay Cour (9th). Rochester 28 29 473 910 Tennis Cbampionablps July 11 ..,. . . . . . . . .M Buffalo 24 2'1 .m 910 •I Milwaukee's Town Club, ou anci o.t. ...... Toronto 24 21 .462 10 olliciai!I aiiiiOIIllcM Wednesday. f, D~• · I NIJbbo In MIAMI IIAC:M Syr~cuse 2! 32 3!!11 l310 1 - - - -- -- -- ....:. Chi )'OUt Sarilr S.U Tad•rUabtiU.vable ~ WednesOay'• Rtsalt1 Syracuse at Tole<lo, ppd., rain ClltnPIID OAI ITATfON Tnronlo. Iii Jackavl I, lsi, 7 Inn Columbus 5 Rochealer 3 Ia w. Mllil lt.. Ofllt Jacksonville 4, Toronto z. Richmond 7 Buffalo $ ,.Ne DRESS SHIRTS By MlnhaHon, Shapely & Enro The cool short sleeve style for summer. Snap tab, button down and regular collar styles. Whlte and colors. 14-18. .... eOpon Friday Saturday Nlghll ·PERMA PRESS SHIRTS / SPORT and KNIT SHIRTS Plaid•--- Other Wllh & waor Slacks PERMA PRESS SLACKS Dress Sfacb 7.98-14.98 Dacron a: wool bleodt ud rQon bleadl. SIJes 211 to 50. lanauda ShOrts 2.98-7.91 n: two.JIEilll • '{ ..' ' ' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Jack NlckiaUII, the rusty-blOnd bomber of the falrwayo who at the 'tender goffing-age of 211 bao won ball a mUUon dollars, tees all today aa the I to 1 favorite In a field of m players for the U.S. Open Championship. He ls in bls uaualrole as the heltiRI! Choice, for no player, In the IoRI! blslory of professional golf ever tllrusl such a commanding shadow over the game 11 quickly " be did. Nicklaus w11 expected to odd to that luster although the golfers he has to heat Include ii.l-year-old Ben Hogan, the sentimental choice and t'" player wbo beat blm the last time tile Open was held here over tile Olyl)llllc Country Cluo course. That player Is Jack Fleck, otill embiUered by tile memor~ of lbat upset triumph back bt o~~B:!~:~~ey tllreatened me Senators Woo e·r•g anty ormu a To Prevent Future u. s. Food Shortages dOwn on violence was ropOried in ·llu· but Trl Hai Jas. p • F I Jack Nicklaus Favore dTo Cop Tourney 1 Jd R ,. I ' : would lie' hard fo ~ a' '.JDOIII fiVorite .l!outiMrn Collfor· llarliJ:. l!tb Smith in !be lblrd I . bet to&iy agaill!l Oblii State ·lila. . ·, fnnlll8 •and beld tbe au•ea winning :tbe Cpllep ·WOrld Ser· Ohio Sltlte held enlo edge st. ICOI'OiitOa the n¢'11 ftve ~ t.. of baaeball,: · .· , Jmo's of Brooklyn 1-7 Wed_nes- ' Ill. Joho'o loOk a 71 ll!acl, bt . There are four ,teams11eft In day nil~~ handiDI ·tl!o·llltdmell. ,tbe ffflll '!lim, NipOUtano drove ·tbt douhfe.eUntfnltion tounta- tbeit lint tournament 1011 Tbe II 1 1'1111 lirith a •llfnglt!. ment aad. the Buckeyq Ire the Buckey.. toofghtl'IID Into South- Nopoiltano walked tbt first only undefeated ~. mooUy on ern' caUfornla aaala. two ~llal'll bt the top ot. lbe the otrong arm of Steve .,VUJi. The Bucka .IICifed t!Jree runs nlnlb aad wu replaced. by Lar· Arlbt worked · for tile tbtrd bt tile first and thr~ ill the ry lolusbplske conaecutive night and wai <!red- . third• St. John'• Ued the ocore An error wltb one out' loa~ fled with bill oecond ~ve, bt ad- wltll .1 fouroflt!l. outborat bt Ill• tbe bases and tf!e Bucka JCOrei! dillon to bls routo-gbhlg winning aecond and a pair bt the third. a pair. · ' t On the Farm Front ' , I '· t - ., ; ~iJith Nips S~· iohn;s B-7; FllOO. ,',rf,'oj. ·· TINY VIET 1 ·' . ' • ,Subdue 1-lue Rebels TO t Cool Bermudll for dod Ill pWdo ud plaln eoJon, eHATS •ams •PAJAMAS •SP6Rts BJ Iiiten""' Begll. elucleo tht '"'~ le:; In pyrown., �::~~~~~~~~~~~~¥!~~~~~~ . . .,. ~ ... , r ,, ,,,. d r· "'- . Fi I• ' ·~.- .• w. ;;.Iii.~:• Cleveland 36 It .156 I DeJrolt Sli :12 .11. 1 callfornla 31 29 J17 Mjnnesota 28 29 .491 10 Chicago :!6 30 .46411\1 New York 21 31 .138 Kll'l'"" City 23 33 .411 Wasbmgton 24 37 .393 16 Boston 21 i17 .362 17\i Wednesday's Resaltl Cl•veland B New York 5, calif 8 Mmn t, 1st, twillf!bl calif 6.Mlno 3, 2nd, olghl Kans City 5 Cblcagn 4, 1st, Kan C1ty at Cbl, 2nd, ppd. rain Baltimore 6 Wesb 4, night Dett01t 11 Boston 7, night Thursday's Probable Pllcberl Detroit at 111-3 , vs Sheldon (4-7) Cleveland at New York nightl- Bell 6-2) vs. Stottlemwe 5-6) . ·" -'t' 1 o w tmore . a mgtJt) - J. Miller (<1-3) vo. Richert !6-6). K>nsas CJty at Cblcago tw1Ught) - Hunter (~) vs. John <4-4). . California al Mlnneenta light) _ Lopez (~) vo. lti-6) . Frlday'o Gameo ';i ., TC ... •. Tall! I - TO Lam Colo - California at KaM CIIS', Chicago at Minneoola, nlgbt Cleveland at W.shillgton, Detroil at New York, night Baltimore at Boston, night NatioBOl League w•.L. Pet. San Francisco 38 23 .623 ... Los Angelet Sli 24 .593 1 . "" Jas. "N Marl • Jam ' CiiO I Pit~hurgh 33 25 .569 Philadelphia 33 27 ..~50 Houston S3 27 .550 IIi SL Louis 28 29 .4111 "• Cincinnali 26 31 .456 10 . Atlanta 28 35 -~ n Nev1 York 22 32 .4ml2\i Chicago 17 40 .298 19 Wednosday's Reeults, San Francisco 4 Houston 'o New York; Atlanta I, ntgbl Cinci 7 Philo 6, 1st, twiligbt c~ci 9 Phila 6, 2nd, night SL Louis 1 Pittsburgh o, nlgbl Los Angeles 6 Chicago 5, nlgbt Ttmrsday'o Probable Pildlora Houstoo at San Francisco--'Bruce (1-3) v~ Marlcbal (11-3). New York at Atinata (nlgbl) -Gardner tz.J) '· (iBvr 1M Oalloftl Gumd"llee t ~· • 3 NIP \I' 1D MIAMI HACH Get your Saver Booll: To4Q'Unball1Velf bu& Ttue Easiest Way to Imelier RoOms . . ·laB, she j,olned BY JEAN PAIIJCER • Tho game, unlike many Pee Wee affairs that continue for at least IWo hourt ••s over afler 50 minutes ol action. ,<t-Il' vs. .. at Lns (5-4) va ' :lddlepor~ u.. T'JgerS pOSt Victory Over Dodger Club ;:bolt 1 o..... Ame~":"G:.::"' ern Kentucky CoDe~e, .at&. •s> It! LEADERS ,JI: and ~ Mrs. Marvin Wflson; !rom Oblo .IDgtohl, D. c., wbaro University, Suzy Parker, tha ter of Mr. and Mrs. l!omel' -"""'1)1 v · Parker; !rom Rio Grande 0>1· Miss Jnlla Luwo l'tCtllll1 lege, David Scregg, son ol Mr. open! the "'"!,~.~•-•~ and Mrs Clyde Scragg· and parejlto, Mr. '""' ""'· from Au;tln Pe C:,u Lacu, Jane aDd Sieve. Wblle Cl k Ill T ay M bert, she attended the grlldu• edau::;. of Mrar: lion of ber mter, Jane, and Mrs. ~lie Roffman, who ~IW also the A11IJIUII Banquet. Bhe to ll'turn lor the summer lo a student at Calumbwl Bust• 11011 Unlv~'" w•- 111e wm school sessions. Studento wbo ""'"" - · bave commuted to Rio Grande oonJ!nue bar atudleo ~ 1111111CoDe e and have ~m leted the mer. g p B Mrs. Cbarle:!J EU!otl ol Colum~~! ':,~~;r •:re Mr."~~ buJ Is opencDnl the week •lib ' Tur . T Mro. Vona McKnight OD· TuetMrs. Wa:'Mr ":' MrRonLeaf' da)' sbe called on IIi' and lor, son · an s. w ~ Mn. Joe II<IIJn IJid chitdren, Taylor, Guy Harper, son o Brend Ricky Brent IJid Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harper Sr., Cral a, ' Ray Sutherland, son of Mr. and R g. ttl · 1 Mr ••• Mrs. Keith Sutherland and Jack usty Ll 0 aon Peterson, sen of Mr. and Mrs. lira. Rusa Lltlle ll1d a recent Olav Peterson. graduate of Rutland H lg b Scboo), ts employ~ at tho v. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simp- S. Mlsslle Base In Newark, lino and daughters, Charla and Oblo. · Mellssa, of Columbus ogent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden. Charla remained here wilb her grand parents until Tuesday morning wben Mrs, Snowden returned (;! • • ! . bar to her home. Bhe· was -,ut:Jety 0le8 accompanied by her grand. daugbltrs Debbie May and Su- Mr aJid Mn Maynard Bahr zy Park~ They spent the ' ' ..j nlgbt lib. the Shnpklno 1J1c1 ol Long Bottom Rl 1• a amt, enjoye; shopping Tuesday and Cosh Babr, and lamlly ol MidWednesda 1n Col bu attended tha weclcllng . 1 um 8. and dleport, o1 tha1r 10!1, Wlllltm Babr, to Cbilllcothe. On Tuesday even- Mls K Cr btree t Wheel1ng Miss Parker spent the s ay a a ev~nlng 'th her 1 col eroburg Saturday evening, Jllllll lege roo,:;.alt ~;:"';;usb oi ._ On Sunday June 1 the Babrl Columbus and 'M arc/Goodman Gatten: coUmmen~~entWUilaatRio d Li Hlll f lends o1 ran Co ego •""'• m nda ' r Miss •aa one ol the gradua~~•...._ Mr. and Mrs. Don Kennedy, :"Ii~a a:n:! ~ -':,;~ Pat and p ' oy 1 Tue""erry, open _, Mikel, called on Mrll. Jeao In Columbus sbapplng. Seldenabel of Pomeroy recen~ Mrs Janel Bolln and blld. c ly. The occasion na her birth' Brenda, ~· Brent IJid day. Mrs. Seldenabel io ..,. Ornlg, vJ&Ited willl Mr. · and ployed In the office ol BlaetMi't. Donald 1'urner ol Albany lllar Auto Co. on Wodneoday alternonn. They Bob Hun~ Tony MllltoaD, Ml· to oee the Turn- tel Mllboan, EltiM Milhoan, en Inlant daughter S1wma J.o. Darleoe IJJivis and Patricia ..... who bas just arrived home 1,....-=-=iiiiiiii-== frllm the bospltal. da~ ~-·· ~ ·~ a«:eot - l'lil~ra o1 Mr. and Mro.IJeimaD'Wa!Jier llllil!llark Mr IJid Mil 0eor were ' ' · 1• Waraer,, JUcllard ll1d Gordon, M'lbom.&; Mrs Dale Wll'IMif a'll4 ~ I M.IneriiVUlt Mr ··•' .. o , · .... ..,..,, cn.t Adltlu ',ol Lnnc Island '"-1 · ' ... ; ~ TAitlNG APPLICATIONS ';:'j.!.':t :"; -~~ ~PP aert Is now accepting appllca· an ellglblllty list - . ' Lookl"' for lnexpenslva ' New . • 1 BUDGET SHOP Q. _ , .. .II do r•• mean br a Guru· · BAKER FURNITURE A. It will IUirBnt.e that tha annual oporat. !Mil l!leclrit ~~::~ ~PT~-~P~LEASAN::~T~-;;...:::1 1 PT. soa of Mrs. Helea Gibbs, Mas· on, and Harold Gibbl!, Hart· fan!. PFC Glbba Is married the fanner Sarah Brinker, Ma1011. They are the parent11 of an lafaat daugbler, Robin. Sel1lift{l Mtigs Countv fot ..,, 04Yec -- --~---------------------------~ • Ride with The Dodge Boys Memllrr fcdmll Drpolill......,•o COI]IOI'otlml All The /1 Wanted Items Can Be Found At Ebersbach , a-. PIOn T Sturdy 24"' hlcllnt A. lt'1 .... mort Q. Wlo IIW tiUt .....hiM f Coi-Gaaollne Camping Lantern • 16·91 COLEMAN STOVES ,...n Q. Ob7, ......, ..;..... ,.....tea wortr ,A. When you bay or build a new home with · CAMPING SUPPLIES llmplt. Yoar ~or: electric he&tillJ' cutrae&Or m1kt1 tb, Oporatlllf Coot G..,...t.o a pm o1 hll speeUleatlooa. You liiaiDlnt and approft ll lofort~ ~"' ..t. Yf!' ~a~.... ....U7 how. muoh 7011r eleclr!c bastlq wt11 - ... 1• 1oo lllrprlnd It..r woedliarlr· tow•.' lltol . ~ &!!boo your builder or o1,.1r!c beatlnc eoaitrulor wbo bal iDIIa1lod lht heatinr .,.....,. tbo new JOQ buJ, or build. Plameleu Bleetric Heat ialtaJied~ you -.!no ud app:ov~ tho written opeiattnr OOot ~ befoto you maka lba P""' • ...... The Gaarutoe will · - tha ttl~ lllloll JOiriJ- ot beatinr your bolllo tha 1'1amelea way, Tile cost II oleart, otalld Ia I 1p001de dollan-and-ceoll lrurt. Wbal bilr the bomt..the Guar- -Into d'oct. If 11111 11.,. 4wtnc tha 11m thno fall. ,..,. ,.. ·oeeupy fOUl' " - ,.,.. ,...., beaUnc coot woedo tha Mtiliualld ~ br ..,.. thao 10!1, JOUr bollder _, oleotr!c bestinc .<ontnetor wiU relmhroo )'OU. Ht wPt abo malio aoy 14juat...,.lt or chaJtat& that mar loo nqulred 1o ' lllali4·rour !faineiou best .,l~e~~~ opersll . ,.,,,.f!r,JWmtmber: TW Guraotoo llln Large Size 2-Burner - - - - 20.95 Single Burner 16.95 S.,ortsman Lantern BY RAY-0-VAC With Rid Slgn~~luher m --4. :Alit .wbt A. II B-B-0 GRILL 1.99 l'olda ...u, far ........ HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF EQUIPMENT 12.65 SUMMIR SPECIALS ~ • • .l'au•.., luliJ prollcltd. Real C..ll t , ,Eilctrtc Heat Tho £loclric Com- tbanllwutn SPI€1.4L SPECIAL ZEBCO ZEBCO I oullllndinc · ·• ,.. ......... . Madll33 htu!ar19.50 5PINNIN9 REEL tontealtDCt and . .. lha Willa lhapoatl>lo ·!tell ; ' '9:93 l. P..JIP.IJ!t COOLERSI FuHUneOf DOMINON ' Model404 bgu!•r7.95 SPI~NO REEL ,; WINDOW FANS The !DOd auys come 11uu for you. Wheffler you naed a bi&-iob pickup tiUCk er lloulh lotift' diesel, they'll on your sids drivln' daam pricelllld servin& with a 1111ile. Naed 1 Iouck lOW! tal1 01 The Dodlt ll4JYs, 17-95 .. 29·'5 $5.45 .' ' ' .\ .. ' . WE ISSUI HUNTING & ........ ~ "' ~ ._;./,) ,, 'MetropOlitan Motors · ' ,,. '· j •• 1,...)- ~.····l ' . .!J.1\ ,,_,' \ ' . I f ~ ' .,,.,;.~ ' ... :~." !.;« \' ·;.-. . tMy an wear white ~ E·l~BA<:H .• '"-tiRV~,~R~ 1,o·w. MAIN , ' : ·. ,, ·•MI¥nt1NG IN'JWDwMP • ~POMEROYI OHIO • em were Ge the new Scotch-Pack' with fa old songs on the package. Hudepohl .• . VJS!hng Nellie Steth- ANTEEO BY YOUR BUILDER I $10.99 I .' • GATHER 'ROUND AND SJNG A ROUND WJTH HUDEPOHL! PltasaDI VaUey Hooptlaf ADMITrEDo Mrs. Mabel Wltkei'SOI, Barboursville; Bum, Pt Plea..ol Membe-r Federal Re11rN Sy&Um oporaUon. Try-thl•lor.comfOrt .. =·:_______ ~ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK lar coot ol htallar ,..... homo wllh Flam.. loa Bleolric Reot wiU I'IIIWa WltiUn 10" or • lptdle dolta...and-11 ...... ooeh roar for tht lnt IA,.0 full 1••n of e 5 USm CARS LEFT ' ltcn!ased eoal IOUumplllill. The ltotlmony' ol Joe P. GO", vice president and generall!l4"· ager ol Appaloc:bltta, !OliiiDIIIl'· ized the projecl's major beneftls. llo deoCflbod them •• "substanlia1" end added that eoastruction of Blue th Ridge earl "e) __Y...!..~ovi~ for e mtostf 1 ANTEE PLAN.: SELLING OUT • OIWAINJlD .Dill AIIE :SOIIE ANSWF;RS TO QUES. TIONS ON Tlll,S ' SENSAT!ONAL O'UA&- LEATHER SUPPLY - PLEASANT - A broad and delalled blueprint 1M the develepmtllt of the proposed Blue Ridge Pumpord Storage and Hydroelectric Project and the benefits alld economies ez......+...t t"""- to result from It was laid before tit! Federal ~er_l!'mmplssion !...~I by 6:00 to 8:00 ELECJR . I. C·HO~~: H,""I' l:_·a'r~ , ,. .. . rt'· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS lNG COST.. CAN .BE .G . UAR.• Home Fumishlngs ' e G.GE ·TOOLS Roush's Shoe Store Goessler Jewelry Store .. ;:!.~~~ty~! ,:;~"'!i~~Y• ~i ~K:i·u!~r.I ~:Z' 'l"iiu "' Po llloPUO Hon1SUOH11 12t.80 MoN127.10Hiol29. . . ...,..,,"' ., ·em. lorml • Jane 31 will .Mike Bissell i& v~iting the Jeal1oro miii'Obtl procrams llid Mrti, Ted Haymao In Elder! of lhe West pad<ed w1ltt lalc'lalllft talk' Jumbos. Conf•renco o1 the for All Tha Family alld demonotrotioao. Separate Mr. and Mrs. Sherley thodist Chnrch programs are oelln lho ..,.._ and ·Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Buckhannon, Two Pll/,lil lng for •ocb •f tbO farm• - visited at Wells~!"' ant .,.. were, ordaln!!d, · ••• 111 "'"'"' ~ atlmal buobandry poultry IJid Visiting Mr. alail Mrs. Worrell Morrison, Sand cu and oet·•to,. Fi'ft' · dairy. Yates were Mr. and Mrs. a dea . con, <Ollli· • D •• ' aiAcH ' Those interested Ia tbe daJJ'1 ry Yalts allll Shelly of ""' M~i " Bennett, Jr., JerlciJo aa., .fn"t!un:b~ :': 11 -r~o:-'aa~ of thetbfleld day will eothe, Mr;' Bfld Mrs. elder. ctiT.,IID .... , STATION npp& 1n:1Uill ewer l.Nmp&D)'. c!empr~ucuc"ve ,.eve tpmeJI , o regiSter al e Univenlt)' Fisher and Mr. and Mra. "' w. M~• "" "'""''' o~,. In 14.! pages of ltstitnony, 7 the power producing potentlalt· Dairy Farm from f:30.10 a. THREE .ARREBI'IIII Appalachia• e1ecuti.vn, ensl· ties of the upper reachea of m. The lint of four short ttem- ence Jones, Jr., and Alleela neers aod eonaultanl& outlined the New River." oaslrational lllksls scbOdul<d Slrausburg, Va.. Mr. and .. Charles Lisle tf hyracuse, W the electric utiltty'l plana lo lo begin at II. At 11 a.m., Lou- ter Koptacz, and Mr. and construct the lt24-m1Dion 1180,- Mae on '• Head Start Is Lougo, owner ol the Mione- Lewis Edge!. 000 kilowatt project on t h e p S <baug Farms ta Conneotl""~ Mrs. Johnnie Smallwood New River 1n Grayson Couarogram to tart wut speak about the ....,om· TONIGHT lhru FRIDirY ty, Virginia. Pj,EASANT Masor tc aspects of feed and like son of Somerville, W. Va., "THI lEDFORD Special empbaolo ""' liveD Couoly'a Head Start program prnductlon. Mr. Longo bas ited Leone Babcock r~ently. INCIDeNT" -Violet Smith to the project's anticipated ben· wUI begin Monday, June 2111h at used all types of cora oltage Richard Widmark efits, particularly iR new roc- 10 a.m. and classes will be dis- u 1orage for bls dairy cattle, Sidney Pollier reatioo faclUUes flood ceotrol miosed at 2 p.m. A free lunch SHOP FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1'/ ' . q P.M. -aodiDtJ.eaaed tu Payme~~tl 1 1 ci aad mornlq snack will be ser- IB®IDJ~JYl!H~t®!'l!W~~1~ Golf, as it is played ~~~: II "WtNTER A-GO-GO" --"''--- ---=-'----- - lved to aU pupils. originated in Scotland, ac •BILLFOLDS Bu• traosportauno will be lng to the Encyclopaedia James staey Beverly Adamo .FATHER'S DAY Jr. Women'• Oub provided who need It and ll par· nica (Color) CARDS Planning For Dance - wiah to accompany their _:-'=========~======~ PT. PLEASANT- The Point cbUd the first few day• .. a aBOXED HANKIES Pleasant Junior Woman's Club volunte,·r helper they may al· eNECKTIES is making plans for a dance to so ride the school bus. R o v be held during the 4tb of July Lloyd, director of Mason Coun· Mr. find M r ~ Emerson eSHlRTS celebratloo. ty Head Start, stales that this Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy eJEWELRY ITEMS The dance will be 01 Satur· b an excellent program spon- Barnes and Mrs. Florence . sored by the Office of Econom· Wallace and Eleanor of East SUMMER TOYS - Garden sets, pails, sprmkling day, J uIY 2 at th e Nat<ona1 · 0 rt 't d t ed '" Eme 1me · G rd A 'th th '4CoU IC ppo um y, e~ gn espee· L'1verpoe,I Oh'10 , 10Jrs. cans, lawn mowers, etc., to keep the kids amused _ualt ,. rmory Wll e . e.l ially for the pre-school ehild. Gorrell of Beverly, Ghie , and and happy. tPa 11, a popu ar musJca . . SWIMMING ACCESSORIES - Goggles, masks, ear group of the Tri-State area • ~?b Coleman of Keno were VI Splugs, nose cltps, fans, snorkels, inflated beach balls furnishing the music. Entries for Parade Jtmg Mr. and Mrs. Thurman rings, rafts, etc. ' Highlight!~ the. evening Are 8 etnJ • Acceplet I Ba'Mr. hcock. ""e and Mrs Charles Weber. will be the crowmng of the July PT PLEASANT - Entries Do · d Rl .k K · d 4th Queen who will then reign are ~w being accepted for the I M ns D an ld cKy . oenT Jg, an th t' lti f th rs. ona oemg uppers over d e ~c :~ es ~~ e ~ July 2 parade to be h e I d Plains, and Mr. and Mrs. How· -- er Tlo k wee I edce e- througb downtown Point Ple-as· I ard Larki ns of Portland were bmat~ ra 101t. c ets are pr c •t ant opening the weekend or1 VJSiimg d M · ·· MEROY 14 per couple and all proceec!J J u1y ~'th ce1ebratwn. . Mr. an rs. Norma• WY 2-3498 Weber """"'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'~!!_W~D~I21~0_!to~cher~l'!!ty~,- - - An penons wishiDg to enter Mr ..and Mrs. Oscar Babceck floats, horses, cars, etc. should visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. oontact Bob Siler, parade mar- Ta itt of Little Hecking and shall. There will be awards of Alice Filch of Dewitts Run. trophies to the best In tile por· Visiting ~ary Pierce recentade. ly were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheets of Florida , Ruthie WalkSENT TO VIET NAM er and Mr. aRd a.trs. Larry Your Full Servie~Bink Is ••• MASON - PFC Gerald L. Curtis. Gibbs, Mason , after completing Ann Smallwood and son of blo training al Fort KRos bas Somersville. W. Va., spent sevbeen seRt to Viet Nam. PFC days. with Mr. and Mrs. t' Gibbs enlisted ia the Army in eral Garth Sm1tb. Deoonber of 11165. He Is the Mr. and ':'rs.. Emmett Stetbclerk's 'office at 7 p.m. on J1111t 23th, according to Home D. Lowe, Jr., secielary of the Police C1vll ServiCe commissicm. ' ~--- ibe ~tespeclally n. All- ·ft.l'lo&WII'I' - s ~BEN FRANKL!~3 -: :) ·Whtn Atte.Md lnllitraa mokfrufn.~·~ Ia ~ llltJi' w11 Utile call for IDitdJoil waddtni'ban 'lbday, lllt-doubl• rinr .,...,..y II a beautiful, _.mrtua way lo befilllhat oacied iobarinc olllfe. lf oha'a already decldtd OJI'Iho doub1t riOJ ,.,.....y, ihe'U want your c:owuel 1~ choooinJ that per.. ftct oel of rinl'. Wolhinlc our AriCarvod ~Ion eontaina, lho perfect ehOI<o. A!tiu all, AriCarvod bao iDHal IIIOrt daP thaD' With .tiadillollal eraf!lmlnoltti> pride anyone, iD U»e ArtCarved name Ramped in eachthat one: i!!lllfi!!t :llaiU)' - doublo with ArtC~. · . •·iN..Mruu , _0110.,11.,. . c-roauM,.....tall' . "' ' ' 1 Windon attended Bible'' Scbool at Chester. Mri. Louise Fatley II one of tite teachers. Errol Conroy Ol Akron f!J!tod here recntly wllb -bta moth· er Mrs Allee DodSOD and at..;,ded alumni banjuel at Pomeroy with hll ~ y~ar p-aduatlng ciaBB. Mr. and W.. Art Kasper and lister, Clara, tf O>lwnbtts visitod recently with her parelll!l ... and ,._ M L B br . ' ~,,..,, • . a • Willard Tayll!f of Route 7 ealled hll Iaiii M I T Court St., Pomeroy tor :' th • H f·ra~ lay. ,, '' 'llfl#!l.an e un as ,·., · " ' __• _.:....,_ _ _ _ _!.__ _ _ _~_ _ _ _ _ _ _.,...._ __ 1120 1130 120-8 12 50 182 'II 61 .335 Mr. Hlll Is employed .. an 000 010 000- I 4 M225 29 74 .329 apartment bouae manager. The Wrtf!bt 1.()) and Rodgers: 10 135 Sl 44 .328 Hills and their son and daugbCimlno <5), Klippsteln 57 22& 21 7S .323 ter-In-ltw, Mr. and Mro. Bill • VISIT OUR Worthington 18) and 46131 '17 13 .321 Hlll, also of IJJiyton, open! the 1Halttey. LP-Kaat (7-5). G0222 2t 71 .320 MemorJ&I Day weekend bere Se<oad Game 47 149 17 47 .315 IJid attended the AI1IJIUII ban1100 003 030- 6 10 Q 00 191 26 69 .309 quet at Rutland. Middleport, 0. 000 on 000- a 7 1 61227 4J 70 .308 Mr. Joe Bolln •ss Ia Colum· SUPER McGiothlln, Burdette (6) and Alla 511161 19 411 .304 bull oo Wednesday on bttslneso. Is~=~· Rndgers t8); Amertcaa Looguo II 16), Worthington G, AB R. B. Pd. Zimmerman. WP- Bur- F.Rbsn, Bal 57 203 17 71 .)50 (3-1). LP- Merritt 10-4). Olfva,. Mlnn 06 211 38 71 .329 (3rd), Adcock Tovar, Minn 37111 15 Sli .315 Snlmll, Clev 38125 16 38 .312 Snyder, Bal 46 IIi 25 37 .311 300 201 11006 10 0 Rchdt, Cal 54 194 32 59 .304 ~·.\.:. Wash. 001 003 000-- 4 8 1 !Jet 4917S 30 53 .298 Compare It with Bunker, Drabowsky 16) and , Bal 59 213 36 71 ,29:1, !JI•Y wall paint Elchebarren; Bosman, McCorCalif 49131 13 38 .290· mick (!), Humphreys 1 8) Cal 53193 28 55 .285 -y~·va aver used I Camilli. WP- Bunker Home Rwua - Bosman <1-4). N allo nat Leqae: Aaroo, <ltb), Etch e barre a 21; Hart, Giants 16; Powell (lith!. Maps, Giants 15; Torre, Braves Santo, Cubs, Lefebvre, &' . Flnt Game McCovey, Glanll r. ~"~' Alou, lJ. Kan. City 012 002 0005 10 111111. 2nd SL Pomeroy, 0. Amerlcaa Leape: F. RobinChicago 110 1100 101- I 6 sou, Orlolea & ·Scott, Rod Sox Krauase, Sandero (8) 16; Oliva, Twlna U; Rekbardt, Angela 12; Caab, '11gers, Powell, Orioles,~ Killtbrew, Twins & O>nlgliaro, Rod Sox 11. Rwua lllllod Ia . NaIto n a j Lt!ape: Aaron. Braves 56; ~·· Glanto 41; Flood, Carda li White, Pb!Dles 39; Hart, Glanil 38. Amertcaa Leape: B. Robin· / 1011, Orioles,, 50; Scott, Rod Sox Ill; Oliva Twlnl 38: ·eam, That's What Hlllh Pu,ip!ea• shoes 111 famotll fer. Tigers 36; Yasliiemski, Red Camlorttliatmakes beft!l on .,ourhet1 !IIIQurt. Tht. Sox 35. .II Madr, In 111W atovHoft ltl1tler. And It's Jllit 0111 of Pllcldng 11te new II!Yfll In tlia latest calfactlon of Hualt Puppl_. Naltonal Lea ga eP Perry lhoes. SlOp In IGOR and try 1 pilr. Forcomfart'i 11111. eBO~T PAINT-~ Glapt& 7-1; Koufu, Dodgers & Prloll fnin Maricbal, Glanto 11·2; Knowle•, Phlllles 5-li Gunning, Pb1Uies •z; Regan, ·Dodgers I Bias., Pirates t-1. Amertean · Leaaa•• Watt . ' Oriole:~ 6-1 ; s MlJler, Orioles, W•kd•y Houn: 4 P.M. to7 P.M. Ptlarro, White Sax & McDowell, Indians i-1; Hamilton Saturd•y 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. llankt t-1. . . e EVINRUDE, JOHNSON and SCOn PARTS FOR OmOARD MOTORS eBOATS and MOTORS . PRI(E • e RAMBLER PAm and ACCESSORIES ' · Da117 8enttnel, ;;.morO,-·Ml~dlepor! . -,·-0. c, ,;l!1lne -~~.7. ,' Society News WEDDING RING · 1 Long Bottom An, Carve~· at her cabin on Bunker IDll. Mn, Dorothy Reevtl , and Linda and Rbandallanlng spent Tuesilay evening with Mrs. Elale Percy of Radcliff. Trud L'tll d Chrl tl Y 1 e an s ne Bailey •ere recent vtsltorl of Linda Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knopp o1 Klng Hill •ere ·recent vtslten ol ber brother, Mr.. .and ~s. . ~ New River Hydrn_· El-tne· u- '-"' ProJ· ed Gets Full Review ' r' for I ,, ' .' ' for the ~: c~:/~b;~~~t ~=~n: examination wlll be given In tho TENNIS SHOES ev......,. ;'usb, Calif. m.-.. an ~, ~.... e ....,. Slmday vlolton ol her parento, Mr. and Mn. Cbarfey Smith. Jebtmy Mtcbael .... a ncent 91sltor of Bober! Reevee. Miss Linda Sballer M~l Bar· bara Rouah of ~ay and MlSI Margie WllrDer opent an -•·• with Mlli J 0 Smith N NallooolG~ B. Pd. bar:· !!.t~- D=.,!! ~• ... .. ..... ,._ _. •"" ,,.., "'""" Gerald Lare ol AlllUn; tlo!l!! for admfsslon too compel- Fr. PLEASANT - Tbo city ltive examination to establl•h ',. . ' , I " IF SHE HAS SUGGESTED . A DOUBLE.-li;tN'G ~ CEREMONl;, ·. ; SHE'S -HOPING . . "f . FORAN · ! llelleen'-i · ' (FOR MEN ONLV) ' ., !, :.~ ~ ° · "'"' Ridge Ke00 ·,. and HDI wert Sunday ol hll araJidpar«<tt. Mr. Mrs BoWard Rt~~aiU · ....,..Q fie, Ho~~=n Jolinson abit , ramllj.~. SUi!- Ills parents, Mr. an4 Mro. w. R. ctrpe11~' ll1d 1\llla, .Mr. Rid! crow; ~eroy, 1nUII;.'-'ind llln. Jobil Y01l;DI. PbllUp. lllid Jto!>ln·~ Amlllidll. ., • Mr. · WayDO 1'urner attended tbe Bacci!~ 11m'ricee at B.I.W. HARDWARE 'I . .• - '·''\'·'i', '~'" .W~.JiiT~ :!tt ~lin, Qh~; ~veland.. Kern· Tone ' .'l Mr. an4 ~n. cum-AdklDB 91 ~aboga _Fall! th!n ,~enl, on .mi'J, 1., "• ~l ~.! ~ IsiJiill, Bellcen~· ' and to vlJ!! ~~ GOoJ1e Gjrjjenlui DRY ·rr ·~~~ ~ 1· · - :.,.... ~ di\Uibter, Mr: a\ld Mri l,j Iii ' a ve!Ws llolpltal lll . , · I I =·Ave. iltfald Lare. ef "' '' :;• • 1 ' , ~_~. L . . . ••.:.. ~ · ' - ~-, nra IDa Mr. om: Mr.: a,r.,1ey g, ~~- .- · . ' of:'uatinncar:, u:": · Games Pillsbui'gh Atisula, New Yotk .at ClD, -2, Phlladelpbla al St. Louis, night San Franelseo at LA; bight Only, games aclleduled ) tw;"'while Martin struck out ""' and Issued four free passMajor Leape Reealts By UaBed Prtss '!'lenladona1 esRacine hlttera were ThelSS Nallollll Leapt with a borne run and Johnson llowlton 1100 1100 000- 0 4 . San Fran 1100 010 o:b<- 1 5 1 and Sayre each smgles. VaughFamll Taylor 8) an aod Stewart each bad a smBateman: Gi1Jbm, Linzy 9) gl;,;or del at and HaUer. WP-Gibbon 3-3). ed the pome: ~";'" s bye ; LP-FarreD 1-$), IIJla.Haller e o~ thy Rib egN " I .. ) M~~7 score '" e s er awona 15 .._, w , '""vay Lea e Pe'e Wee contest !Dt· gu B •• ters for the raves were ~ou.1 Pills 000 1100 000- 0 3 1 fer with a home run and Single, St. Louis I~ 1100 OOI- 1 5 Blackston, s triple, and G I~ MlkkelseD 8) more allll English, each ~ sinGlboon 9-6) and gle. Wisecup had two SJngles LP-Veale 1-5). and Wyatt a base knack for the Redlegs. Firat Qame 1100 100 ooo- 8 7 1 200 211 001- 7 12 I Knowles 6), Roe. 9) and Dalrymple, 9). Pappas, Davidson McCool 6) and Edwards. 3-3). LP·Roeback (0.1) . IIRs-llelms (5th), Pavle&kh ,41b). , ,_ e The Pomeroy Boys ~gu Secoad Game . b th 'tcllln 212 100 000- 8 6 2 Tagers, paced Y e pi g 200 201 13x-9 11 1 and hitting of Roger Abbott, 1edn 2·3 esdvlclory over the .Culp. , Fox 4), Roebuck 7), =red aw Dod Knowles 8), Herbert 81 and gers llm'l d 1 Uetl!er. O'Toole, Baldscbun TJger hurer fi ~~ 1 ave Davidson 5) Nott.bart 7) the Dodgers to ony Emrards 'eoker 9). WP· while fanning 12 batters and IllNoll<fiMi l-1). Lf'·Roebuck 0. arulng one free pass Abbott al· I!Rs-Rose fith) BO poked two doobles ond two ' . mI . Allen lith), Callison 5 g_es. . Mike Hock started for the York ·030 00 OtrJ- 5 10 I Dodgers and was relieved by 1100 tO! lltf- 4 9 I E. Fife in the Iiilb. The Dodgllibant, Hepler 7), Hamilton er hurlers fanned six and walk· and Taylor. Lel!lllster, ed f1ve. 3), Carroll 6), O'Dell Other Tiger hllters ~re Abernathy 9) and, Torre. R. Dixon, • homo run, lraple WP-Hepler 1-()). LP.O Dell z. allll smgle; E Young, three I!Rs-Bressoud 4th), Alou 2 alogles: P. Dill, three oinglea, -~· G . E bbo . t Ilodg & uw), eager 2Dd) . and . A It, a sang e. · --:--,~::;;;;, ors getting bits were E. Fife a . 100- 5 13 nm triple and s~li!, 001 050 OOr- 6 1 Joe Welker and Jon BUCk~each man, Jenkins 3), a single. 6) Hands 8) Regan 6) and WP.(Isteen IIR-Porke; By ullilod Preoo Jntematioaa1 Hundi;;~~~Oslten, . , •.,' •~ ..... 11114 ~":J.w; ~· E"m :'«111 ~..... ~ PO~u" mcmd, Benny and Hiram ,(!!Mi ~ vWtors of Mr.crantl:!Mri. ljlolll1 ) l!" , .-~ .~1, -I!Mii- G~ ~· ASic lot 't+L ny) Slawter, ,.., . o1 Mr. ll1d Harley T, .Jolmson. ;"'' ;• . . • ;, . hOme,'li'ere a~ a!sd: . :'ill~ a_~eentral!lili of ~emlcals Ill_ Mrs. Hiram Slawtet, Sr.: from . . "·"'~' 11\tlrltl!l, "!l:· 11!'1 Mri ,J~ •Uobol. ."PP!1 rllLL Morehead State · Unlverstlj. • Sanday altqiiOOII.~,. '*:1>1 ~ ~ Iibl)i. if' ' ~GTH .lor o~, 11}1!'1. , • Mar Kentucky, eonnee and l'ellllee Mr: and ~~ lvtrelf\~ Mn. Charley. Smith aJid M£1, ,l)o. lti!hy ~ ll not plelll!d ~:,~%:::bl!f~ Wllllama, daughters ol Mr. oi1d were Mr. allll .~t~ ill!> Doyle. Knapp and ,ll!fiii villi• O,YERNICJ."!, ·your, 48C bacll,.: ' e t- Mrs. Ray WJUialn!; J1iJberta lllo G<ande ~Usp •hen lng ol.Fiatw,ondl JjJd .Mr••~ 'IJ BIJI!diY tv~ ·wllb Mr. ~d NOW ' at ·SwJam!r II ' Lo!!ie : :n:lersrtd:Oel:~ts :le Smith, daugbter ol Mr. lllid bill dautlhW:, BrODda, nng Iii Mrll. Cedi GW~ aDd lalniJ1 .Mra. Llileoln llb..eU. · · •. Drup, ~. . ·.'; Racine : thret off MBrUD. Mrs. Robert Smith Sr., Pam tbo coDeco eo10111blt. · Mill ol Atllelll. ·' .. , , , . · •• , , Sa fanned 14 and walked Wilson, daug~ter ol Mr. and ,1'urner reeenUy went to Wub- . Mr• .aDd Mrl. Rohrt v, : · ,, , • at ·st. ·• ' other member& ~.o ~a""'e Ball•park Wednes- lhe summer wllb their]~" ·~bo= day nlaht. Among tbeee are: frOm.. Eall- • ~·• " · . .I W)1lle llaclne defeated Mlddlepert z. Several sludenll bive. F.e: o In a Pee wee uague duel at turned ftoi!l oon"«e 'til spe\ld " :!'! !e . \6¢! . >' IS. ." , 08 ' -,~' '( e II .,. ··;. . ;, ,• ' ' ,. ~·,, .. ·.lug... Haning , f - ·., }' ~... , ~ OBATOBIUS .~ ;• . Haem· ' Mill 8uJj 'p~er aitell4eii . and .RlloDdll; . "..., Rutland Coinmencemeot IIICI ,Baccalaur- loU .Pen . • .Maraie Miss Jo smith and Miss : ~creel . ' musical compost. , • . ute eurclses at 1\lo Grande ··· , warner 0ccompa~ lions cali>J•to )le, called "''tor, 1'mnerm, Soc'lety N0t e8 ,' O.llese,~•hef· llailce, Mr. c: ~· N ., ·· ioMri.Akr~ ~~ S!iarr.r and unc1a leil rtom lhe oratoty, 'or lllllo ~ Corpeillei, rt<elvid II!" ootlety tJle$ there . tbey alon ~. ~ R.me, ..hire ,~, .: ,.· . ; ~bilor .or Be~ II! pecon!l' .: ·, 1 , · ' . . vJ&i!A!<I <Mill Gellfge Gll'llee uttod lnlisll:8l ~ ,'P~Wee Play . , ary Educatinn. On SI!JIIIIy even- ' ' . . ,. ~les, ·ca'ticJy an~ IJJU~, or ..ere·bOld .!tom 1!71 to ~-· 1 , ,, Amerlcfl Lelill'.i . . ~. PGMIIlf)Y, OHIO R~ H. .RAWLINGS SONS CO. . Mii~&Sec:..i ' ' •. Middleport, 0 • �::~~~~~~~~~~~~¥!~~~~~~ . . .,. ~ ... , r ,, ,,,. d r· "'- . Fi I• ' ·~.- .• w. ;;.Iii.~:• Cleveland 36 It .156 I DeJrolt Sli :12 .11. 1 callfornla 31 29 J17 Mjnnesota 28 29 .491 10 Chicago :!6 30 .46411\1 New York 21 31 .138 Kll'l'"" City 23 33 .411 Wasbmgton 24 37 .393 16 Boston 21 i17 .362 17\i Wednesday's Resaltl Cl•veland B New York 5, calif 8 Mmn t, 1st, twillf!bl calif 6.Mlno 3, 2nd, olghl Kans City 5 Cblcagn 4, 1st, Kan C1ty at Cbl, 2nd, ppd. rain Baltimore 6 Wesb 4, night Dett01t 11 Boston 7, night Thursday's Probable Pllcberl Detroit at 111-3 , vs Sheldon (4-7) Cleveland at New York nightl- Bell 6-2) vs. Stottlemwe 5-6) . ·" -'t' 1 o w tmore . a mgtJt) - J. Miller (<1-3) vo. Richert !6-6). K>nsas CJty at Cblcago tw1Ught) - Hunter (~) vs. John <4-4). . California al Mlnneenta light) _ Lopez (~) vo. lti-6) . Frlday'o Gameo ';i ., TC ... •. Tall! I - TO Lam Colo - California at KaM CIIS', Chicago at Minneoola, nlgbt Cleveland at W.shillgton, Detroil at New York, night Baltimore at Boston, night NatioBOl League w•.L. Pet. San Francisco 38 23 .623 ... Los Angelet Sli 24 .593 1 . "" Jas. "N Marl • Jam ' CiiO I Pit~hurgh 33 25 .569 Philadelphia 33 27 ..~50 Houston S3 27 .550 IIi SL Louis 28 29 .4111 "• Cincinnali 26 31 .456 10 . Atlanta 28 35 -~ n Nev1 York 22 32 .4ml2\i Chicago 17 40 .298 19 Wednosday's Reeults, San Francisco 4 Houston 'o New York; Atlanta I, ntgbl Cinci 7 Philo 6, 1st, twiligbt c~ci 9 Phila 6, 2nd, night SL Louis 1 Pittsburgh o, nlgbl Los Angeles 6 Chicago 5, nlgbt Ttmrsday'o Probable Pildlora Houstoo at San Francisco--'Bruce (1-3) v~ Marlcbal (11-3). New York at Atinata (nlgbl) -Gardner tz.J) '· (iBvr 1M Oalloftl Gumd"llee t ~· • 3 NIP \I' 1D MIAMI HACH Get your Saver Booll: To4Q'Unball1Velf bu& Ttue Easiest Way to Imelier RoOms . . ·laB, she j,olned BY JEAN PAIIJCER • Tho game, unlike many Pee Wee affairs that continue for at least IWo hourt ••s over afler 50 minutes ol action. ,<t-Il' vs. .. at Lns (5-4) va ' :lddlepor~ u.. T'JgerS pOSt Victory Over Dodger Club ;:bolt 1 o..... Ame~":"G:.::"' ern Kentucky CoDe~e, .at&. •s> It! LEADERS ,JI: and ~ Mrs. Marvin Wflson; !rom Oblo .IDgtohl, D. c., wbaro University, Suzy Parker, tha ter of Mr. and Mrs. l!omel' -"""'1)1 v · Parker; !rom Rio Grande 0>1· Miss Jnlla Luwo l'tCtllll1 lege, David Scregg, son ol Mr. open! the "'"!,~.~•-•~ and Mrs Clyde Scragg· and parejlto, Mr. '""' ""'· from Au;tln Pe C:,u Lacu, Jane aDd Sieve. Wblle Cl k Ill T ay M bert, she attended the grlldu• edau::;. of Mrar: lion of ber mter, Jane, and Mrs. ~lie Roffman, who ~IW also the A11IJIUII Banquet. Bhe to ll'turn lor the summer lo a student at Calumbwl Bust• 11011 Unlv~'" w•- 111e wm school sessions. Studento wbo ""'"" - · bave commuted to Rio Grande oonJ!nue bar atudleo ~ 1111111CoDe e and have ~m leted the mer. g p B Mrs. Cbarle:!J EU!otl ol Colum~~! ':,~~;r •:re Mr."~~ buJ Is opencDnl the week •lib ' Tur . T Mro. Vona McKnight OD· TuetMrs. Wa:'Mr ":' MrRonLeaf' da)' sbe called on IIi' and lor, son · an s. w ~ Mn. Joe II<IIJn IJid chitdren, Taylor, Guy Harper, son o Brend Ricky Brent IJid Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harper Sr., Cral a, ' Ray Sutherland, son of Mr. and R g. ttl · 1 Mr ••• Mrs. Keith Sutherland and Jack usty Ll 0 aon Peterson, sen of Mr. and Mrs. lira. Rusa Lltlle ll1d a recent Olav Peterson. graduate of Rutland H lg b Scboo), ts employ~ at tho v. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simp- S. Mlsslle Base In Newark, lino and daughters, Charla and Oblo. · Mellssa, of Columbus ogent a weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Snowden. Charla remained here wilb her grand parents until Tuesday morning wben Mrs, Snowden returned (;! • • ! . bar to her home. Bhe· was -,ut:Jety 0le8 accompanied by her grand. daugbltrs Debbie May and Su- Mr aJid Mn Maynard Bahr zy Park~ They spent the ' ' ..j nlgbt lib. the Shnpklno 1J1c1 ol Long Bottom Rl 1• a amt, enjoye; shopping Tuesday and Cosh Babr, and lamlly ol MidWednesda 1n Col bu attended tha weclcllng . 1 um 8. and dleport, o1 tha1r 10!1, Wlllltm Babr, to Cbilllcothe. On Tuesday even- Mls K Cr btree t Wheel1ng Miss Parker spent the s ay a a ev~nlng 'th her 1 col eroburg Saturday evening, Jllllll lege roo,:;.alt ~;:"';;usb oi ._ On Sunday June 1 the Babrl Columbus and 'M arc/Goodman Gatten: coUmmen~~entWUilaatRio d Li Hlll f lends o1 ran Co ego •""'• m nda ' r Miss •aa one ol the gradua~~•...._ Mr. and Mrs. Don Kennedy, :"Ii~a a:n:! ~ -':,;~ Pat and p ' oy 1 Tue""erry, open _, Mikel, called on Mrll. Jeao In Columbus sbapplng. Seldenabel of Pomeroy recen~ Mrs Janel Bolln and blld. c ly. The occasion na her birth' Brenda, ~· Brent IJid day. Mrs. Seldenabel io ..,. Ornlg, vJ&Ited willl Mr. · and ployed In the office ol BlaetMi't. Donald 1'urner ol Albany lllar Auto Co. on Wodneoday alternonn. They Bob Hun~ Tony MllltoaD, Ml· to oee the Turn- tel Mllboan, EltiM Milhoan, en Inlant daughter S1wma J.o. Darleoe IJJivis and Patricia ..... who bas just arrived home 1,....-=-=iiiiiiii-== frllm the bospltal. da~ ~-·· ~ ·~ a«:eot - l'lil~ra o1 Mr. and Mro.IJeimaD'Wa!Jier llllil!llark Mr IJid Mil 0eor were ' ' · 1• Waraer,, JUcllard ll1d Gordon, M'lbom.&; Mrs Dale Wll'IMif a'll4 ~ I M.IneriiVUlt Mr ··•' .. o , · .... ..,..,, cn.t Adltlu ',ol Lnnc Island '"-1 · ' ... ; ~ TAitlNG APPLICATIONS ';:'j.!.':t :"; -~~ ~PP aert Is now accepting appllca· an ellglblllty list - . ' Lookl"' for lnexpenslva ' New . • 1 BUDGET SHOP Q. _ , .. .II do r•• mean br a Guru· · BAKER FURNITURE A. It will IUirBnt.e that tha annual oporat. !Mil l!leclrit ~~::~ ~PT~-~P~LEASAN::~T~-;;...:::1 1 PT. soa of Mrs. Helea Gibbs, Mas· on, and Harold Gibbl!, Hart· fan!. PFC Glbba Is married the fanner Sarah Brinker, Ma1011. They are the parent11 of an lafaat daugbler, Robin. Sel1lift{l Mtigs Countv fot ..,, 04Yec -- --~---------------------------~ • Ride with The Dodge Boys Memllrr fcdmll Drpolill......,•o COI]IOI'otlml All The /1 Wanted Items Can Be Found At Ebersbach , a-. PIOn T Sturdy 24"' hlcllnt A. lt'1 .... mort Q. Wlo IIW tiUt .....hiM f Coi-Gaaollne Camping Lantern • 16·91 COLEMAN STOVES ,...n Q. Ob7, ......, ..;..... ,.....tea wortr ,A. When you bay or build a new home with · CAMPING SUPPLIES llmplt. Yoar ~or: electric he&tillJ' cutrae&Or m1kt1 tb, Oporatlllf Coot G..,...t.o a pm o1 hll speeUleatlooa. You liiaiDlnt and approft ll lofort~ ~"' ..t. Yf!' ~a~.... ....U7 how. muoh 7011r eleclr!c bastlq wt11 - ... 1• 1oo lllrprlnd It..r woedliarlr· tow•.' lltol . ~ &!!boo your builder or o1,.1r!c beatlnc eoaitrulor wbo bal iDIIa1lod lht heatinr .,.....,. tbo new JOQ buJ, or build. Plameleu Bleetric Heat ialtaJied~ you -.!no ud app:ov~ tho written opeiattnr OOot ~ befoto you maka lba P""' • ...... The Gaarutoe will · - tha ttl~ lllloll JOiriJ- ot beatinr your bolllo tha 1'1amelea way, Tile cost II oleart, otalld Ia I 1p001de dollan-and-ceoll lrurt. Wbal bilr the bomt..the Guar- -Into d'oct. If 11111 11.,. 4wtnc tha 11m thno fall. ,..,. ,.. ·oeeupy fOUl' " - ,.,.. ,...., beaUnc coot woedo tha Mtiliualld ~ br ..,.. thao 10!1, JOUr bollder _, oleotr!c bestinc .<ontnetor wiU relmhroo )'OU. Ht wPt abo malio aoy 14juat...,.lt or chaJtat& that mar loo nqulred 1o ' lllali4·rour !faineiou best .,l~e~~~ opersll . ,.,,,.f!r,JWmtmber: TW Guraotoo llln Large Size 2-Burner - - - - 20.95 Single Burner 16.95 S.,ortsman Lantern BY RAY-0-VAC With Rid Slgn~~luher m --4. :Alit .wbt A. II B-B-0 GRILL 1.99 l'olda ...u, far ........ HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF EQUIPMENT 12.65 SUMMIR SPECIALS ~ • • .l'au•.., luliJ prollcltd. Real C..ll t , ,Eilctrtc Heat Tho £loclric Com- tbanllwutn SPI€1.4L SPECIAL ZEBCO ZEBCO I oullllndinc · ·• ,.. ......... . Madll33 htu!ar19.50 5PINNIN9 REEL tontealtDCt and . .. lha Willa lhapoatl>lo ·!tell ; ' '9:93 l. P..JIP.IJ!t COOLERSI FuHUneOf DOMINON ' Model404 bgu!•r7.95 SPI~NO REEL ,; WINDOW FANS The !DOd auys come 11uu for you. Wheffler you naed a bi&-iob pickup tiUCk er lloulh lotift' diesel, they'll on your sids drivln' daam pricelllld servin& with a 1111ile. Naed 1 Iouck lOW! tal1 01 The Dodlt ll4JYs, 17-95 .. 29·'5 $5.45 .' ' ' .\ .. ' . WE ISSUI HUNTING & ........ ~ "' ~ ._;./,) ,, 'MetropOlitan Motors · ' ,,. '· j •• 1,...)- ~.····l ' . .!J.1\ ,,_,' \ ' . I f ~ ' .,,.,;.~ ' ... :~." !.;« \' ·;.-. . tMy an wear white ~ E·l~BA<:H .• '"-tiRV~,~R~ 1,o·w. MAIN , ' : ·. ,, ·•MI¥nt1NG IN'JWDwMP • ~POMEROYI OHIO • em were Ge the new Scotch-Pack' with fa old songs on the package. Hudepohl .• . VJS!hng Nellie Steth- ANTEEO BY YOUR BUILDER I $10.99 I .' • GATHER 'ROUND AND SJNG A ROUND WJTH HUDEPOHL! PltasaDI VaUey Hooptlaf ADMITrEDo Mrs. Mabel Wltkei'SOI, Barboursville; Bum, Pt Plea..ol Membe-r Federal Re11rN Sy&Um oporaUon. Try-thl•lor.comfOrt .. =·:_______ ~ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK lar coot ol htallar ,..... homo wllh Flam.. loa Bleolric Reot wiU I'IIIWa WltiUn 10" or • lptdle dolta...and-11 ...... ooeh roar for tht lnt IA,.0 full 1••n of e 5 USm CARS LEFT ' ltcn!ased eoal IOUumplllill. The ltotlmony' ol Joe P. GO", vice president and generall!l4"· ager ol Appaloc:bltta, !OliiiDIIIl'· ized the projecl's major beneftls. llo deoCflbod them •• "substanlia1" end added that eoastruction of Blue th Ridge earl "e) __Y...!..~ovi~ for e mtostf 1 ANTEE PLAN.: SELLING OUT • OIWAINJlD .Dill AIIE :SOIIE ANSWF;RS TO QUES. TIONS ON Tlll,S ' SENSAT!ONAL O'UA&- LEATHER SUPPLY - PLEASANT - A broad and delalled blueprint 1M the develepmtllt of the proposed Blue Ridge Pumpord Storage and Hydroelectric Project and the benefits alld economies ez......+...t t"""- to result from It was laid before tit! Federal ~er_l!'mmplssion !...~I by 6:00 to 8:00 ELECJR . I. C·HO~~: H,""I' l:_·a'r~ , ,. .. . rt'· OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS lNG COST.. CAN .BE .G . UAR.• Home Fumishlngs ' e G.GE ·TOOLS Roush's Shoe Store Goessler Jewelry Store .. ;:!.~~~ty~! ,:;~"'!i~~Y• ~i ~K:i·u!~r.I ~:Z' 'l"iiu "' Po llloPUO Hon1SUOH11 12t.80 MoN127.10Hiol29. . . ...,..,,"' ., ·em. lorml • Jane 31 will .Mike Bissell i& v~iting the Jeal1oro miii'Obtl procrams llid Mrti, Ted Haymao In Elder! of lhe West pad<ed w1ltt lalc'lalllft talk' Jumbos. Conf•renco o1 the for All Tha Family alld demonotrotioao. Separate Mr. and Mrs. Sherley thodist Chnrch programs are oelln lho ..,.._ and ·Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Buckhannon, Two Pll/,lil lng for •ocb •f tbO farm• - visited at Wells~!"' ant .,.. were, ordaln!!d, · ••• 111 "'"'"' ~ atlmal buobandry poultry IJid Visiting Mr. alail Mrs. Worrell Morrison, Sand cu and oet·•to,. Fi'ft' · dairy. Yates were Mr. and Mrs. a dea . con, <Ollli· • D •• ' aiAcH ' Those interested Ia tbe daJJ'1 ry Yalts allll Shelly of ""' M~i " Bennett, Jr., JerlciJo aa., .fn"t!un:b~ :': 11 -r~o:-'aa~ of thetbfleld day will eothe, Mr;' Bfld Mrs. elder. ctiT.,IID .... , STATION npp& 1n:1Uill ewer l.Nmp&D)'. c!empr~ucuc"ve ,.eve tpmeJI , o regiSter al e Univenlt)' Fisher and Mr. and Mra. "' w. M~• "" "'""''' o~,. In 14.! pages of ltstitnony, 7 the power producing potentlalt· Dairy Farm from f:30.10 a. THREE .ARREBI'IIII Appalachia• e1ecuti.vn, ensl· ties of the upper reachea of m. The lint of four short ttem- ence Jones, Jr., and Alleela neers aod eonaultanl& outlined the New River." oaslrational lllksls scbOdul<d Slrausburg, Va.. Mr. and .. Charles Lisle tf hyracuse, W the electric utiltty'l plana lo lo begin at II. At 11 a.m., Lou- ter Koptacz, and Mr. and construct the lt24-m1Dion 1180,- Mae on '• Head Start Is Lougo, owner ol the Mione- Lewis Edge!. 000 kilowatt project on t h e p S <baug Farms ta Conneotl""~ Mrs. Johnnie Smallwood New River 1n Grayson Couarogram to tart wut speak about the ....,om· TONIGHT lhru FRIDirY ty, Virginia. Pj,EASANT Masor tc aspects of feed and like son of Somerville, W. Va., "THI lEDFORD Special empbaolo ""' liveD Couoly'a Head Start program prnductlon. Mr. Longo bas ited Leone Babcock r~ently. INCIDeNT" -Violet Smith to the project's anticipated ben· wUI begin Monday, June 2111h at used all types of cora oltage Richard Widmark efits, particularly iR new roc- 10 a.m. and classes will be dis- u 1orage for bls dairy cattle, Sidney Pollier reatioo faclUUes flood ceotrol miosed at 2 p.m. A free lunch SHOP FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1'/ ' . q P.M. -aodiDtJ.eaaed tu Payme~~tl 1 1 ci aad mornlq snack will be ser- IB®IDJ~JYl!H~t®!'l!W~~1~ Golf, as it is played ~~~: II "WtNTER A-GO-GO" --"''--- ---=-'----- - lved to aU pupils. originated in Scotland, ac •BILLFOLDS Bu• traosportauno will be lng to the Encyclopaedia James staey Beverly Adamo .FATHER'S DAY Jr. Women'• Oub provided who need It and ll par· nica (Color) CARDS Planning For Dance - wiah to accompany their _:-'=========~======~ PT. PLEASANT- The Point cbUd the first few day• .. a aBOXED HANKIES Pleasant Junior Woman's Club volunte,·r helper they may al· eNECKTIES is making plans for a dance to so ride the school bus. R o v be held during the 4tb of July Lloyd, director of Mason Coun· Mr. find M r ~ Emerson eSHlRTS celebratloo. ty Head Start, stales that this Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy eJEWELRY ITEMS The dance will be 01 Satur· b an excellent program spon- Barnes and Mrs. Florence . sored by the Office of Econom· Wallace and Eleanor of East SUMMER TOYS - Garden sets, pails, sprmkling day, J uIY 2 at th e Nat<ona1 · 0 rt 't d t ed '" Eme 1me · G rd A 'th th '4CoU IC ppo um y, e~ gn espee· L'1verpoe,I Oh'10 , 10Jrs. cans, lawn mowers, etc., to keep the kids amused _ualt ,. rmory Wll e . e.l ially for the pre-school ehild. Gorrell of Beverly, Ghie , and and happy. tPa 11, a popu ar musJca . . SWIMMING ACCESSORIES - Goggles, masks, ear group of the Tri-State area • ~?b Coleman of Keno were VI Splugs, nose cltps, fans, snorkels, inflated beach balls furnishing the music. Entries for Parade Jtmg Mr. and Mrs. Thurman rings, rafts, etc. ' Highlight!~ the. evening Are 8 etnJ • Acceplet I Ba'Mr. hcock. ""e and Mrs Charles Weber. will be the crowmng of the July PT PLEASANT - Entries Do · d Rl .k K · d 4th Queen who will then reign are ~w being accepted for the I M ns D an ld cKy . oenT Jg, an th t' lti f th rs. ona oemg uppers over d e ~c :~ es ~~ e ~ July 2 parade to be h e I d Plains, and Mr. and Mrs. How· -- er Tlo k wee I edce e- througb downtown Point Ple-as· I ard Larki ns of Portland were bmat~ ra 101t. c ets are pr c •t ant opening the weekend or1 VJSiimg d M · ·· MEROY 14 per couple and all proceec!J J u1y ~'th ce1ebratwn. . Mr. an rs. Norma• WY 2-3498 Weber """"'""'""'""'""'""'""'=""'=""'""'""'""'""'""'~!!_W~D~I21~0_!to~cher~l'!!ty~,- - - An penons wishiDg to enter Mr ..and Mrs. Oscar Babceck floats, horses, cars, etc. should visited Mr. and Mrs. C. W. oontact Bob Siler, parade mar- Ta itt of Little Hecking and shall. There will be awards of Alice Filch of Dewitts Run. trophies to the best In tile por· Visiting ~ary Pierce recentade. ly were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sheets of Florida , Ruthie WalkSENT TO VIET NAM er and Mr. aRd a.trs. Larry Your Full Servie~Bink Is ••• MASON - PFC Gerald L. Curtis. Gibbs, Mason , after completing Ann Smallwood and son of blo training al Fort KRos bas Somersville. W. Va., spent sevbeen seRt to Viet Nam. PFC days. with Mr. and Mrs. t' Gibbs enlisted ia the Army in eral Garth Sm1tb. Deoonber of 11165. He Is the Mr. and ':'rs.. Emmett Stetbclerk's 'office at 7 p.m. on J1111t 23th, according to Home D. Lowe, Jr., secielary of the Police C1vll ServiCe commissicm. ' ~--- ibe ~tespeclally n. All- ·ft.l'lo&WII'I' - s ~BEN FRANKL!~3 -: :) ·Whtn Atte.Md lnllitraa mokfrufn.~·~ Ia ~ llltJi' w11 Utile call for IDitdJoil waddtni'ban 'lbday, lllt-doubl• rinr .,...,..y II a beautiful, _.mrtua way lo befilllhat oacied iobarinc olllfe. lf oha'a already decldtd OJI'Iho doub1t riOJ ,.,.....y, ihe'U want your c:owuel 1~ choooinJ that per.. ftct oel of rinl'. Wolhinlc our AriCarvod ~Ion eontaina, lho perfect ehOI<o. A!tiu all, AriCarvod bao iDHal IIIOrt daP thaD' With .tiadillollal eraf!lmlnoltti> pride anyone, iD U»e ArtCarved name Ramped in eachthat one: i!!lllfi!!t :llaiU)' - doublo with ArtC~. · . •·iN..Mruu , _0110.,11.,. . c-roauM,.....tall' . "' ' ' 1 Windon attended Bible'' Scbool at Chester. Mri. Louise Fatley II one of tite teachers. Errol Conroy Ol Akron f!J!tod here recntly wllb -bta moth· er Mrs Allee DodSOD and at..;,ded alumni banjuel at Pomeroy with hll ~ y~ar p-aduatlng ciaBB. Mr. and W.. Art Kasper and lister, Clara, tf O>lwnbtts visitod recently with her parelll!l ... and ,._ M L B br . ' ~,,..,, • . a • Willard Tayll!f of Route 7 ealled hll Iaiii M I T Court St., Pomeroy tor :' th • H f·ra~ lay. ,, '' 'llfl#!l.an e un as ,·., · " ' __• _.:....,_ _ _ _ _!.__ _ _ _~_ _ _ _ _ _ _.,...._ __ 1120 1130 120-8 12 50 182 'II 61 .335 Mr. Hlll Is employed .. an 000 010 000- I 4 M225 29 74 .329 apartment bouae manager. The Wrtf!bt 1.()) and Rodgers: 10 135 Sl 44 .328 Hills and their son and daugbCimlno <5), Klippsteln 57 22& 21 7S .323 ter-In-ltw, Mr. and Mro. Bill • VISIT OUR Worthington 18) and 46131 '17 13 .321 Hlll, also of IJJiyton, open! the 1Halttey. LP-Kaat (7-5). G0222 2t 71 .320 MemorJ&I Day weekend bere Se<oad Game 47 149 17 47 .315 IJid attended the AI1IJIUII ban1100 003 030- 6 10 Q 00 191 26 69 .309 quet at Rutland. Middleport, 0. 000 on 000- a 7 1 61227 4J 70 .308 Mr. Joe Bolln •ss Ia Colum· SUPER McGiothlln, Burdette (6) and Alla 511161 19 411 .304 bull oo Wednesday on bttslneso. Is~=~· Rndgers t8); Amertcaa Looguo II 16), Worthington G, AB R. B. Pd. Zimmerman. WP- Bur- F.Rbsn, Bal 57 203 17 71 .)50 (3-1). LP- Merritt 10-4). Olfva,. Mlnn 06 211 38 71 .329 (3rd), Adcock Tovar, Minn 37111 15 Sli .315 Snlmll, Clev 38125 16 38 .312 Snyder, Bal 46 IIi 25 37 .311 300 201 11006 10 0 Rchdt, Cal 54 194 32 59 .304 ~·.\.:. Wash. 001 003 000-- 4 8 1 !Jet 4917S 30 53 .298 Compare It with Bunker, Drabowsky 16) and , Bal 59 213 36 71 ,29:1, !JI•Y wall paint Elchebarren; Bosman, McCorCalif 49131 13 38 .290· mick (!), Humphreys 1 8) Cal 53193 28 55 .285 -y~·va aver used I Camilli. WP- Bunker Home Rwua - Bosman <1-4). N allo nat Leqae: Aaroo, <ltb), Etch e barre a 21; Hart, Giants 16; Powell (lith!. Maps, Giants 15; Torre, Braves Santo, Cubs, Lefebvre, &' . Flnt Game McCovey, Glanll r. ~"~' Alou, lJ. Kan. City 012 002 0005 10 111111. 2nd SL Pomeroy, 0. Amerlcaa Leape: F. RobinChicago 110 1100 101- I 6 sou, Orlolea & ·Scott, Rod Sox Krauase, Sandero (8) 16; Oliva, Twlna U; Rekbardt, Angela 12; Caab, '11gers, Powell, Orioles,~ Killtbrew, Twins & O>nlgliaro, Rod Sox 11. Rwua lllllod Ia . NaIto n a j Lt!ape: Aaron. Braves 56; ~·· Glanto 41; Flood, Carda li White, Pb!Dles 39; Hart, Glanil 38. Amertcaa Leape: B. Robin· / 1011, Orioles,, 50; Scott, Rod Sox Ill; Oliva Twlnl 38: ·eam, That's What Hlllh Pu,ip!ea• shoes 111 famotll fer. Tigers 36; Yasliiemski, Red Camlorttliatmakes beft!l on .,ourhet1 !IIIQurt. Tht. Sox 35. .II Madr, In 111W atovHoft ltl1tler. And It's Jllit 0111 of Pllcldng 11te new II!Yfll In tlia latest calfactlon of Hualt Puppl_. Naltonal Lea ga eP Perry lhoes. SlOp In IGOR and try 1 pilr. Forcomfart'i 11111. eBO~T PAINT-~ Glapt& 7-1; Koufu, Dodgers & Prloll fnin Maricbal, Glanto 11·2; Knowle•, Phlllles 5-li Gunning, Pb1Uies •z; Regan, ·Dodgers I Bias., Pirates t-1. Amertean · Leaaa•• Watt . ' Oriole:~ 6-1 ; s MlJler, Orioles, W•kd•y Houn: 4 P.M. to7 P.M. Ptlarro, White Sax & McDowell, Indians i-1; Hamilton Saturd•y 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. llankt t-1. . . e EVINRUDE, JOHNSON and SCOn PARTS FOR OmOARD MOTORS eBOATS and MOTORS . PRI(E • e RAMBLER PAm and ACCESSORIES ' · Da117 8enttnel, ;;.morO,-·Ml~dlepor! . -,·-0. c, ,;l!1lne -~~.7. ,' Society News WEDDING RING · 1 Long Bottom An, Carve~· at her cabin on Bunker IDll. Mn, Dorothy Reevtl , and Linda and Rbandallanlng spent Tuesilay evening with Mrs. Elale Percy of Radcliff. Trud L'tll d Chrl tl Y 1 e an s ne Bailey •ere recent vtsltorl of Linda Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knopp o1 Klng Hill •ere ·recent vtslten ol ber brother, Mr.. .and ~s. . ~ New River Hydrn_· El-tne· u- '-"' ProJ· ed Gets Full Review ' r' for I ,, ' .' ' for the ~: c~:/~b;~~~t ~=~n: examination wlll be given In tho TENNIS SHOES ev......,. ;'usb, Calif. m.-.. an ~, ~.... e ....,. Slmday vlolton ol her parento, Mr. and Mn. Cbarfey Smith. Jebtmy Mtcbael .... a ncent 91sltor of Bober! Reevee. Miss Linda Sballer M~l Bar· bara Rouah of ~ay and MlSI Margie WllrDer opent an -•·• with Mlli J 0 Smith N NallooolG~ B. Pd. bar:· !!.t~- D=.,!! ~• ... .. ..... ,._ _. •"" ,,.., "'""" Gerald Lare ol AlllUn; tlo!l!! for admfsslon too compel- Fr. PLEASANT - Tbo city ltive examination to establl•h ',. . ' , I " IF SHE HAS SUGGESTED . A DOUBLE.-li;tN'G ~ CEREMONl;, ·. ; SHE'S -HOPING . . "f . FORAN · ! llelleen'-i · ' (FOR MEN ONLV) ' ., !, :.~ ~ ° · "'"' Ridge Ke00 ·,. and HDI wert Sunday ol hll araJidpar«<tt. Mr. Mrs BoWard Rt~~aiU · ....,..Q fie, Ho~~=n Jolinson abit , ramllj.~. SUi!- Ills parents, Mr. an4 Mro. w. R. ctrpe11~' ll1d 1\llla, .Mr. Rid! crow; ~eroy, 1nUII;.'-'ind llln. Jobil Y01l;DI. PbllUp. lllid Jto!>ln·~ Amlllidll. ., • Mr. · WayDO 1'urner attended tbe Bacci!~ 11m'ricee at B.I.W. HARDWARE 'I . .• - '·''\'·'i', '~'" .W~.JiiT~ :!tt ~lin, Qh~; ~veland.. Kern· Tone ' .'l Mr. an4 ~n. cum-AdklDB 91 ~aboga _Fall! th!n ,~enl, on .mi'J, 1., "• ~l ~.! ~ IsiJiill, Bellcen~· ' and to vlJ!! ~~ GOoJ1e Gjrjjenlui DRY ·rr ·~~~ ~ 1· · - :.,.... ~ di\Uibter, Mr: a\ld Mri l,j Iii ' a ve!Ws llolpltal lll . , · I I =·Ave. iltfald Lare. ef "' '' :;• • 1 ' , ~_~. L . . . ••.:.. ~ · ' - ~-, nra IDa Mr. om: Mr.: a,r.,1ey g, ~~- .- · . ' of:'uatinncar:, u:": · Games Pillsbui'gh Atisula, New Yotk .at ClD, -2, Phlladelpbla al St. Louis, night San Franelseo at LA; bight Only, games aclleduled ) tw;"'while Martin struck out ""' and Issued four free passMajor Leape Reealts By UaBed Prtss '!'lenladona1 esRacine hlttera were ThelSS Nallollll Leapt with a borne run and Johnson llowlton 1100 1100 000- 0 4 . San Fran 1100 010 o:b<- 1 5 1 and Sayre each smgles. VaughFamll Taylor 8) an aod Stewart each bad a smBateman: Gi1Jbm, Linzy 9) gl;,;or del at and HaUer. WP-Gibbon 3-3). ed the pome: ~";'" s bye ; LP-FarreD 1-$), IIJla.Haller e o~ thy Rib egN " I .. ) M~~7 score '" e s er awona 15 .._, w , '""vay Lea e Pe'e Wee contest !Dt· gu B •• ters for the raves were ~ou.1 Pills 000 1100 000- 0 3 1 fer with a home run and Single, St. Louis I~ 1100 OOI- 1 5 Blackston, s triple, and G I~ MlkkelseD 8) more allll English, each ~ sinGlboon 9-6) and gle. Wisecup had two SJngles LP-Veale 1-5). and Wyatt a base knack for the Redlegs. Firat Qame 1100 100 ooo- 8 7 1 200 211 001- 7 12 I Knowles 6), Roe. 9) and Dalrymple, 9). Pappas, Davidson McCool 6) and Edwards. 3-3). LP·Roeback (0.1) . IIRs-llelms (5th), Pavle&kh ,41b). , ,_ e The Pomeroy Boys ~gu Secoad Game . b th 'tcllln 212 100 000- 8 6 2 Tagers, paced Y e pi g 200 201 13x-9 11 1 and hitting of Roger Abbott, 1edn 2·3 esdvlclory over the .Culp. , Fox 4), Roebuck 7), =red aw Dod Knowles 8), Herbert 81 and gers llm'l d 1 Uetl!er. O'Toole, Baldscbun TJger hurer fi ~~ 1 ave Davidson 5) Nott.bart 7) the Dodgers to ony Emrards 'eoker 9). WP· while fanning 12 batters and IllNoll<fiMi l-1). Lf'·Roebuck 0. arulng one free pass Abbott al· I!Rs-Rose fith) BO poked two doobles ond two ' . mI . Allen lith), Callison 5 g_es. . Mike Hock started for the York ·030 00 OtrJ- 5 10 I Dodgers and was relieved by 1100 tO! lltf- 4 9 I E. Fife in the Iiilb. The Dodgllibant, Hepler 7), Hamilton er hurlers fanned six and walk· and Taylor. Lel!lllster, ed f1ve. 3), Carroll 6), O'Dell Other Tiger hllters ~re Abernathy 9) and, Torre. R. Dixon, • homo run, lraple WP-Hepler 1-()). LP.O Dell z. allll smgle; E Young, three I!Rs-Bressoud 4th), Alou 2 alogles: P. Dill, three oinglea, -~· G . E bbo . t Ilodg & uw), eager 2Dd) . and . A It, a sang e. · --:--,~::;;;;, ors getting bits were E. Fife a . 100- 5 13 nm triple and s~li!, 001 050 OOr- 6 1 Joe Welker and Jon BUCk~each man, Jenkins 3), a single. 6) Hands 8) Regan 6) and WP.(Isteen IIR-Porke; By ullilod Preoo Jntematioaa1 Hundi;;~~~Oslten, . , •.,' •~ ..... 11114 ~":J.w; ~· E"m :'«111 ~..... ~ PO~u" mcmd, Benny and Hiram ,(!!Mi ~ vWtors of Mr.crantl:!Mri. ljlolll1 ) l!" , .-~ .~1, -I!Mii- G~ ~· ASic lot 't+L ny) Slawter, ,.., . o1 Mr. ll1d Harley T, .Jolmson. ;"'' ;• . . • ;, . hOme,'li'ere a~ a!sd: . :'ill~ a_~eentral!lili of ~emlcals Ill_ Mrs. Hiram Slawtet, Sr.: from . . "·"'~' 11\tlrltl!l, "!l:· 11!'1 Mri ,J~ •Uobol. ."PP!1 rllLL Morehead State · Unlverstlj. • Sanday altqiiOOII.~,. '*:1>1 ~ ~ Iibl)i. if' ' ~GTH .lor o~, 11}1!'1. , • Mar Kentucky, eonnee and l'ellllee Mr: and ~~ lvtrelf\~ Mn. Charley. Smith aJid M£1, ,l)o. lti!hy ~ ll not plelll!d ~:,~%:::bl!f~ Wllllama, daughters ol Mr. oi1d were Mr. allll .~t~ ill!> Doyle. Knapp and ,ll!fiii villi• O,YERNICJ."!, ·your, 48C bacll,.: ' e t- Mrs. Ray WJUialn!; J1iJberta lllo G<ande ~Usp •hen lng ol.Fiatw,ondl JjJd .Mr••~ 'IJ BIJI!diY tv~ ·wllb Mr. ~d NOW ' at ·SwJam!r II ' Lo!!ie : :n:lersrtd:Oel:~ts :le Smith, daugbter ol Mr. lllid bill dautlhW:, BrODda, nng Iii Mrll. Cedi GW~ aDd lalniJ1 .Mra. Llileoln llb..eU. · · •. Drup, ~. . ·.'; Racine : thret off MBrUD. Mrs. Robert Smith Sr., Pam tbo coDeco eo10111blt. · Mill ol Atllelll. ·' .. , , , . · •• , , Sa fanned 14 and walked Wilson, daug~ter ol Mr. and ,1'urner reeenUy went to Wub- . Mr• .aDd Mrl. Rohrt v, : · ,, , • at ·st. ·• ' other member& ~.o ~a""'e Ball•park Wednes- lhe summer wllb their]~" ·~bo= day nlaht. Among tbeee are: frOm.. Eall- • ~·• " · . .I W)1lle llaclne defeated Mlddlepert z. Several sludenll bive. F.e: o In a Pee wee uague duel at turned ftoi!l oon"«e 'til spe\ld " :!'! !e . \6¢! . >' IS. ." , 08 ' -,~' '( e II .,. ··;. . ;, ,• ' ' ,. ~·,, .. ·.lug... Haning , f - ·., }' ~... , ~ OBATOBIUS .~ ;• . Haem· ' Mill 8uJj 'p~er aitell4eii . and .RlloDdll; . "..., Rutland Coinmencemeot IIICI ,Baccalaur- loU .Pen . • .Maraie Miss Jo smith and Miss : ~creel . ' musical compost. , • . ute eurclses at 1\lo Grande ··· , warner 0ccompa~ lions cali>J•to )le, called "''tor, 1'mnerm, Soc'lety N0t e8 ,' O.llese,~•hef· llailce, Mr. c: ~· N ., ·· ioMri.Akr~ ~~ S!iarr.r and unc1a leil rtom lhe oratoty, 'or lllllo ~ Corpeillei, rt<elvid II!" ootlety tJle$ there . tbey alon ~. ~ R.me, ..hire ,~, .: ,.· . ; ~bilor .or Be~ II! pecon!l' .: ·, 1 , · ' . . vJ&i!A!<I <Mill Gellfge Gll'llee uttod lnlisll:8l ~ ,'P~Wee Play . , ary Educatinn. On SI!JIIIIy even- ' ' . . ,. ~les, ·ca'ticJy an~ IJJU~, or ..ere·bOld .!tom 1!71 to ~-· 1 , ,, Amerlcfl Lelill'.i . . ~. PGMIIlf)Y, OHIO R~ H. .RAWLINGS SONS CO. . Mii~&Sec:..i ' ' •. Middleport, 0 • �·'I . ' ., I' . .. ,........_ ... llfr. lOti ... llilltMit. ' Mr. ~nd Mra. Marloll Hod!, Wolf llld jCIIIb at IIIJIIL > Mr. ·IJiil Mra. Hdlb. l'fi'IUIOO Mr. aDd !ln. ~ HoWIII ~ and eOn, JalliO!I, Mils Cleo of ColumbUI aad Mrt; Jtill• ~ Parker, Mr. IDd Mrs. oene AI· wm, Star R4tlte, e.atlad o.~ Mr. 1 klro, Columbus, Mr. and Mn. ' 1nd ·Mrt;· Y.en!OII ,Hbwell and >\ -...:.-----~--- Herman Kasper, Dayton, Mr.' Mra. Pearl Parker. 'l liY IIERTBA PAJUCER tnd Mrs, Guy CII'Jaon tnd Mr. KltiQ- S~, irqlll o!lllthter of ,; Attenda~~Ce at the rree MetJI. IOd Mrs. JUIIIor Carlson of Rev. and Mrs. E~J~ene om tt- I' :!t~! ~""~~r """""I Sunday, wum~ng~op; were here to 11- cefved 10 ear fllj~ wben slle ~ tend the fuseraL or Mr. \ithu wtte kttWi..&.i U.: <t t.1 ·~ t:c.:;-.-!;.. -1 ' •\ Ji!M''U, .,. lilt. HE-LEN HELP US! '. by Helen ISottel-...1 J! • of Broadway tOlCe Col - GREA:'ER TRIJST HAS NO HUSBAND Pear Helen: When 1 read about the pure little PTA conventioneer who lost her hotel key but kept her honor, 1 chuckled, knowing these dumb circumstantial evi· dence things DO happen. Here's my st<>ry, and 1 might add my husband never doubted me one moment - after the first shock of surprise left his face. My ever-lovin' called I<> tell me he was coming home early, and otart pocking for • long weekend at the lake. Which I happily did. I was just ready to step In the shower when the front door' bell rang, so l ran to let my husband in, not even thinking of a towel . . Nol even thinking, Br 11 ndw. 1v's always a sunnier, in Maine and Harry was break -do anything on a ball field . elf· Harry be am- t.>eiJI go to th e rJg · ht or 1eft h:iflJ! 'Pr P1an• when Ihe ta <'1:' or mg the JUmp ~ong- 11 ritt>r Harry Ruby, like t'd that his arandson had been Joe Cronin, another fame-haulaonwthi nK carved out ol Mt. 1 accepted at th!! tamed London er, wrote on- his picture, "To Rusnmore by a !ow comedy 'School of Economics, where 1Harry Ruby, the great~st sect;u l1.•. ' t Bo rglum , turns up in '.John F. Kennedy had studied . ond baseman - outside ol base· 1 • II 1h, old familiar places. The lad's dad Is a pr~ml· balL" 1 1\ wa" L i ndy '~ this time, and nent real estate tycoon. 1 F "F Sas. "J uA~ ~ ..... vocationi"' In California. which ••• held al Several stltcbell wera requicld Mr. and Mr!. H. i;. Cowdery, Ewlnt Funeral Home In to close the wound. ·Richard Cowdery, Petty Co!v·l11orrM!tO'Y· dory and Caryl Chevalier also Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mlson alld Mn. ·Mabel Belter llid Jack· visited wits Mary Kibble at Apo ehildren apent the week end II le Blse are vlsltinl relaUves. ln los. Calif. Rl!Yal Oak Park, Chester and In Akron. M,.., Dale Smith Is 1 patient caiiM on Mr. and Mro. Lew ... .'1:·· at University Hospital in Co- Diehl. William Jennings Bryan ,... lumbuo. Mr .. and Mr,. Ja)lles Gimore 1 nfolmomed the "Rabbll'a Foot Naom~ Pickens celebrated her 'rillted :their dau!P'ter and aon- Stalt!lman." . . . birthday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Walter Brown. er guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harliss Frank and family Bottom, and Walter Brown, da an4 David Brown. i>lr. and Mrs. Alfred Rat1dollph are announcing the birth Dear T. M.: Navy is spending a few SYRACUSE th: 7he . ' st Most Are 45" Wide dence. We give It the careful at· tention it deserves .. our stand- V•lu11 to 4.98 ards do not allow ally kind of c· c son EartL \ ~ ~ '' ';! ~ f •· ~ \ \ I Holiday Holiday SA LEI SALEI You Can Count on Ut .•• ValuiS to 1.49 When Accuracy Counts 89C Ytrd Solo . By Mrs. Lyle Baldmtl •Summer Shms Recent visitors of Mrs. Larkin& were Joe Smith, Mra. Joan Carpenter and Dottie Wellsville. ~ Swisher & Lohse tDrlp Rexall Drugs Drys eSUk 01·ganzas IBieedina Madras I Be-lter Cottons I Rayon-Cotton Blends •Brocades 1100% WY 2-2955 112 E. Main PollliNy ' Re&istered Pbumaelslllo flervo YOII Mr. and Mn. H. E. CO\fdetrr ll Dacron and Miss Caryl Chevalier at· THE tended lhe graduation ceremonies; at Northern Arizona UniverFABRIC .SHOP sity at Flagstaff, Arlz .. where Richard E. Cowdery 115 W. Second biB Master's Degree and Betty A. Cowdery received her Bach· Pt?meroy I~. ITORI MOUII1 Dtltv ...... I AM to 10 PM luntfoy • • 10:30 AM to 12:30 5PM"9PM elt~or~·s'_~De)fg~r~ee~.~T~h":ey~a~re~DDW~J,,;,!!!!!..,;!B!,.!!!!!!!!I!!!!l!!!!il~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!;!!!!!_ \ 0 chll!. I. ' compromise with quality. 149 • Yard Salt Reedsville Society Notes I ;1 .... maclsts with complete conflr FABRICS I ----- 1 IJI BARGAINS By The Yard! own amusing experiences. dress Helen Bottel in care this newspaper. 10 } Your Pharmacist Helps Safeguard Your Health scription to our registered phar· Eastern ' Notes I SOCiety BIG TIRE L I, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tnlfl• l have moved to Mansfield. Jerry Childm of the U. hurt sof,he can enjoy suffenng. (or per aps enjoy seeing others squirm.) - H. This column is dedicaled family living. so If Y••U re -'a in ing bkid trouble .... H 1or bjU!iil trou if, let e en e1p She will also wtlcome I son, James Alfred. You can bring your doctor's pre- Tr_v and top TH A~• one. NUDIST NO MORE D NNM · H 11 ct ear : Bn•ad,., fly rxpatnate ar~ ~ Harry Ruby Is the •entleman, I It' 5 Iop Iess.' And Tom oets 15 t d f h t eo 11k ~~o-arr n e:-; wor s . or . 1s np . d 1ndeed 1or th'11 I'ton f or a one • man d h. a prnper wor my 'nmlna lf' (i nJ Ho Ilvwoo t 1li S ume: IS I . ldtl h "trust" company. - II. . · 21-vear-D 1d Lee 0 s w<.~rm. yd amusmg o demer,. w o i""ndson. 1 H 1 1 .h - 10 b d ted re~1vc a ca psu e scrtp 10n llt'ar e1en: lr~w er · wa!l e gra ua from the late Alexander WooU· What do you think ot ~ leachWith honors trom Colby . . - --· __ cotl thaL llvt's IH il])l sh uw n11. er who is so afra id uf the and has been borrowed ac:~hool board in hi!! small lazier com'!dians ever since I that he puts hls whisky to attach to other similarly Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tippie bleach bottles' - ON TO HIM i visages: and four children of Alabama ' Dear On: 1 MON. "Harry looks ., like 1 dishon- v'·ited ~ recen 11y WJ'th Mr. and At school or at home'· If JUNE est Abe Lincoln, Woolcott wag- 1 • • I farmer, he should make ged, and the quip went down in i Mrs. Harley Koemg. Mr. Murl lt<> the A. A. If thelatler, he'd the solemn hisl<>ry of trivia as Taylor of near Chester called t better wa-a-alch it or the AUSPICES one of the finest examples of · on Sunday ; i1y wash will srne\1 like the intelleclual flipness ol the ! . still blew up. FIRE DEPARTMENT old Algonquin Round Table set fMr. Fac ed wl'th a. sc hooI Fl and 'd Mrs. . 'Jed Clayton .1h 1 Bahr . ~·arry, who ha~ . w~itten some I~ere ort a \'Jst WI re atJves this strict, a smart te:,::~~~ GRADE SCHOOL of T1~ Pan Alley~ ~mest ro· would either go on the 1 IIIIIII~......,...Imanti~ songs. (Who s So r_ r YI Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me- or pack his wagon and go Now, Three ~Jttle ,words, ~mk- ~ Cain, Mrs. Mary Reed, and where. _ H. m.g of You. lt~ve lt• Ill · Srnwfe \frs. Ross Cleland of Chester Dear Helen : Ltle, Nev~theiess, I want !o called at the Hughs Funeral Dumb Females! My be Loved Hy You, Maybe Its llome in Athens In respect to brings home things we Because 1 Love Yo~ So ~uch the late George Cescal, form- easily do without becau~e it etc. l and .. some of Jts zames_t, erly of Cleveland. Mrs. Reed, ''such a bargain." She says such as " Hurray For Captatn Mra. MCCain and Mn. Clelihd li ''looking ahead," because ::ldmg from 0110 of I b 0 attended the funeral, Tliltrday WILL need them t10111eday. ny Marx Bros. films be com- at the Ralwlnp • Coata Fun· BIY maybe so and maybe , r;:e:~e~n:t fo~e~e spe~;:.J ~~; era~ home In Middleport t o r I l!llll don't see much use Me a Rose or Leave Me Alone " theJr brother-in-law and uncle, 1 travel Iron when we only a •trangley I<> ch· ad- ' t AlliUIIta Brecktel, wbo died at 011 camprng trips where eleo1n!~::~~ SIJng u ,.::;~; d~:.re: the home of Mr. and Mrs. trklty illn't. - BILL WHO AL· jl the world discovered James Smilh in Cherleoton, W. SO WOr:oERS WHAT'S WITII theatre · of th• · absurd of Beck· V' · · DAMES · and Wesker and Pinter. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas- Oe~~ ~~~~he's tr 1 I<> Harry Ruby himsell Is sort 1 sar. Diana and Charles, altendy Y ng . tell · ot , lovable old 171 ed nlo h you something ... like a II 1 11 ,' lhe-,bsurd with odd ltltle ho a afmhey reu ,_n Mat t de c.omp, no vamp !remember !hot , . · me o r parenWI, r. an . t d'l . J'll Ibles and enthusiasms he Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles at Al· an~Jen wor , IJVel! J a ·sues with refreshing fred . Like always looking It • been aald that a man will wh ile wa lk ing in case be Mr. and Mro. Charles Massar pay $2.110 for a $1.00 lrtlcle, If U '\! 0 see some lost money ; a spent Sunday with Mr. and tfie I'IOneyf jless flogging of a dead Mrs. H. R. Gray at Bartlett. 1., ,,. •~'"' WILD ANIMALS· Perform in ;horse, you suspect! .. By The Grays. former local reol· , ~!~,'"', <;:,~~":. •H' 'A ,_, St''Rtg means Harry has found are annooncing the birth .,,• .,, IIACH HORSES lgn trlm " dreds of dolla- thu•·. a new 15~~~'randdaughter, born ;.t your Savar Book 1'oda,_ I I MAN started to _. 0 _ 1-1151 35 mv nJversar1es. etc.) then g<lf!'i m- to take Melanie Brown to husband walked through ourJ to a decline b thbeca use . no one Christia.1 at Magnetle back t'rttranee! remdem ers helm 1Shs a. JUI~Itlrt where 8he will be the dleUclsn. . bl h d . gra e masoc st. e s 1us I ;:;iOii..;.."-_;.~~,;;.;;;;;;;_,;1 er~elteve me. 1 use all 0 " - plain looking for ways ~o bell 1 Jan he needs 11, and a woman will poy $1.00 for a $2,110 article, even if she doesn't. Dqell •hat answer your qur>tion1-We're female, that's all. - H. Pear Helen: . Would you pleaae point I<> wives that husbands have lot on their minds and therefore can't remember every cia! day that comes along? . women would just write / birthdays." anniversaries, e cd., etc. on a piece of paper an lllck the notice on their bus· banct's shaving mirror abo•tl lhree days before the d• ' comes along, they'd save • tot of ''You , don't love me!" ~e::~rs . My wife spends half her time feeling hurt, seems like TRYING MALE Your idea sounds like a win- with his mother, Mrs. Ola P~RJODI ner. I've always said a woman ders. "Hurry up and come in," l who is careful not to mtntlon Mrs. Walter Brown, called from behind the opened door Which the SALES· her special days· (birthday~. an. and David went I<> • J;u~ k O'R I"Utn ~ Society Notes IGGER - STRONGER SAFER ,. u Greate for s A to d' ACROB 'TS Ro k tn~ '"' ~ U1:1b1Unabl1 bat 'rrue ;~M:r:·:a:nd~M:"~-~Ro:be:rt~G:r:a~y!=~~~~·=··~·~··=·~ &Roll S unDancmg ELEPHANTS · C • ·~ i~ WITH FULL FOUR PLY WIDER-WRAP-AROUND TREAD GREATER CONTROL. BEITER TRACfiON. MORE MILES! contemplating curbo of Cincinnati. '""'• or rourse he lras spentinstead ACRES Of l£NTS·C....f:.,Jr·Sn ;tAll his navel But it tak.. the place of polo In hiB life, and keeps him healthily out in the Beverly Hills air. Harry is proadesl of two ADMISSION •outographed pbolojjraphl ... .. Open Dtily 9:00 to 7:00-Fridoy Til I IOne from the late great b01.. S•turd1y Til 9 bali hali-ol-famer Walter JohnNO RESERV~D SEATS ,son , the lii8CI'iption on wblch E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY says, •· An infiekler who could 2 & 8 P.M. SIMON'S MARKET $1.00 I FULLY GUARANTEED! ., hill ' lllllly ,,·. BUY THIS REMARKABLE PREMIUM TIRE AT ECONOMY TIRE PRICES! 'otfD/11 HOLSUM OR ADAMS ~ BREAD BARWICK eHorculen ' e Acrllon Nylon Stleet Prom O.or 200 PattorM I colort t3 95 Prlcfl Start AI • ,.... 89c MILK tallon 79C fOR PICNICS, SNACKS-SLICED BOILED HAM lb. 99c SLICED BACON 2'"· s1 IXPilT INSTALLATION THIS WEEK'S C!HEESE SPECIAL rJOTHING DOWN .I'I e UP TO S YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2ntl Ave. Midclltport, CHEESE box 2 ~. 69c NESCAFE or MAXWELL HOUSE o. ':i' INSTANT COFFEE IO;:;sp• / '· liST IBIT Sooptr Premium Value I "• a..,,. ... -... . qt• . . .r lmiiiJ,. rn.- v... • McCOY'S GRADI A HOMOGINIZED ESTIMATES! ;. A SIMON BUY! •11- y4. FREE I $1523 ' tl sttit llt.'illlr,. ..... Eacll._ 1 . . ........... _,..,...,....,.•. ..,...., [[ ~~,:/ .,· '• towtrk. 'fttlre'1 ............. Nil fettle .....,. . . ... •111. FeF hiiiiN . ..._ IICMt, .. W. MAIN STREET ' ' . ' I . .. ' POMEIOY "' ' -f_ ..... } I '- " ., . '. <!·'!« "' ..... ' ' .- ~ ; . I l I .\ ·, ' . .WYM126 ~U!j .....~ PAIRS I . . ... ' lnstollaticlnl $29,()0 • PAIR plllll 1M OUA&ANTEIII ! PAY DAY TERMS! IN .,...., .......,!r,, POME·ROY .. MOTOR~ ·. coMPANY .. PHONE . 13 Alk About Cooper'• New "'ffi•UIIlif" I'IJL L PBVIIlE 1'11111 ,BUY'EM ..., ...._ •••~. II t.usA,. IIIII.., I tdar • . X BIAliK W.u.L 11D trG• ~IIJ . . . . . . , ... fii•M ~--Ct· ~~~~~~~~ • ''"' tf ,.. EACH 600 FREE ..' ' \ ' . A~ " .••. , ft,ffle -.•. r ' . ~ .: ,S'*·'' m '.. r fREE InstallationI • POMa.OY " . , OHIO --···"""'·-·"'*-- ' ' - ·~·""' ' �·'I . ' ., I' . .. ,........_ ... llfr. lOti ... llilltMit. ' Mr. ~nd Mra. Marloll Hod!, Wolf llld jCIIIb at IIIJIIL > Mr. ·IJiil Mra. Hdlb. l'fi'IUIOO Mr. aDd !ln. ~ HoWIII ~ and eOn, JalliO!I, Mils Cleo of ColumbUI aad Mrt; Jtill• ~ Parker, Mr. IDd Mrs. oene AI· wm, Star R4tlte, e.atlad o.~ Mr. 1 klro, Columbus, Mr. and Mn. ' 1nd ·Mrt;· Y.en!OII ,Hbwell and >\ -...:.-----~--- Herman Kasper, Dayton, Mr.' Mra. Pearl Parker. 'l liY IIERTBA PAJUCER tnd Mrs, Guy CII'Jaon tnd Mr. KltiQ- S~, irqlll o!lllthter of ,; Attenda~~Ce at the rree MetJI. IOd Mrs. JUIIIor Carlson of Rev. and Mrs. E~J~ene om tt- I' :!t~! ~""~~r """""I Sunday, wum~ng~op; were here to 11- cefved 10 ear fllj~ wben slle ~ tend the fuseraL or Mr. \ithu wtte kttWi..&.i U.: <t t.1 ·~ t:c.:;-.-!;.. -1 ' •\ Ji!M''U, .,. lilt. HE-LEN HELP US! '. by Helen ISottel-...1 J! • of Broadway tOlCe Col - GREA:'ER TRIJST HAS NO HUSBAND Pear Helen: When 1 read about the pure little PTA conventioneer who lost her hotel key but kept her honor, 1 chuckled, knowing these dumb circumstantial evi· dence things DO happen. Here's my st<>ry, and 1 might add my husband never doubted me one moment - after the first shock of surprise left his face. My ever-lovin' called I<> tell me he was coming home early, and otart pocking for • long weekend at the lake. Which I happily did. I was just ready to step In the shower when the front door' bell rang, so l ran to let my husband in, not even thinking of a towel . . Nol even thinking, Br 11 ndw. 1v's always a sunnier, in Maine and Harry was break -do anything on a ball field . elf· Harry be am- t.>eiJI go to th e rJg · ht or 1eft h:iflJ! 'Pr P1an• when Ihe ta <'1:' or mg the JUmp ~ong- 11 ritt>r Harry Ruby, like t'd that his arandson had been Joe Cronin, another fame-haulaonwthi nK carved out ol Mt. 1 accepted at th!! tamed London er, wrote on- his picture, "To Rusnmore by a !ow comedy 'School of Economics, where 1Harry Ruby, the great~st sect;u l1.•. ' t Bo rglum , turns up in '.John F. Kennedy had studied . ond baseman - outside ol base· 1 • II 1h, old familiar places. The lad's dad Is a pr~ml· balL" 1 1\ wa" L i ndy '~ this time, and nent real estate tycoon. 1 F "F Sas. "J uA~ ~ ..... vocationi"' In California. which ••• held al Several stltcbell wera requicld Mr. and Mr!. H. i;. Cowdery, Ewlnt Funeral Home In to close the wound. ·Richard Cowdery, Petty Co!v·l11orrM!tO'Y· dory and Caryl Chevalier also Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mlson alld Mn. ·Mabel Belter llid Jack· visited wits Mary Kibble at Apo ehildren apent the week end II le Blse are vlsltinl relaUves. ln los. Calif. Rl!Yal Oak Park, Chester and In Akron. M,.., Dale Smith Is 1 patient caiiM on Mr. and Mro. Lew ... .'1:·· at University Hospital in Co- Diehl. William Jennings Bryan ,... lumbuo. Mr .. and Mr,. Ja)lles Gimore 1 nfolmomed the "Rabbll'a Foot Naom~ Pickens celebrated her 'rillted :their dau!P'ter and aon- Stalt!lman." . . . birthday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Walter Brown. er guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harliss Frank and family Bottom, and Walter Brown, da an4 David Brown. i>lr. and Mrs. Alfred Rat1dollph are announcing the birth Dear T. M.: Navy is spending a few SYRACUSE th: 7he . ' st Most Are 45" Wide dence. We give It the careful at· tention it deserves .. our stand- V•lu11 to 4.98 ards do not allow ally kind of c· c son EartL \ ~ ~ '' ';! ~ f •· ~ \ \ I Holiday Holiday SA LEI SALEI You Can Count on Ut .•• ValuiS to 1.49 When Accuracy Counts 89C Ytrd Solo . By Mrs. Lyle Baldmtl •Summer Shms Recent visitors of Mrs. Larkin& were Joe Smith, Mra. Joan Carpenter and Dottie Wellsville. ~ Swisher & Lohse tDrlp Rexall Drugs Drys eSUk 01·ganzas IBieedina Madras I Be-lter Cottons I Rayon-Cotton Blends •Brocades 1100% WY 2-2955 112 E. Main PollliNy ' Re&istered Pbumaelslllo flervo YOII Mr. and Mn. H. E. CO\fdetrr ll Dacron and Miss Caryl Chevalier at· THE tended lhe graduation ceremonies; at Northern Arizona UniverFABRIC .SHOP sity at Flagstaff, Arlz .. where Richard E. Cowdery 115 W. Second biB Master's Degree and Betty A. Cowdery received her Bach· Pt?meroy I~. ITORI MOUII1 Dtltv ...... I AM to 10 PM luntfoy • • 10:30 AM to 12:30 5PM"9PM elt~or~·s'_~De)fg~r~ee~.~T~h":ey~a~re~DDW~J,,;,!!!!!..,;!B!,.!!!!!!!!I!!!!l!!!!il~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!;!!!!!_ \ 0 chll!. I. ' compromise with quality. 149 • Yard Salt Reedsville Society Notes I ;1 .... maclsts with complete conflr FABRICS I ----- 1 IJI BARGAINS By The Yard! own amusing experiences. dress Helen Bottel in care this newspaper. 10 } Your Pharmacist Helps Safeguard Your Health scription to our registered phar· Eastern ' Notes I SOCiety BIG TIRE L I, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Tnlfl• l have moved to Mansfield. Jerry Childm of the U. hurt sof,he can enjoy suffenng. (or per aps enjoy seeing others squirm.) - H. This column is dedicaled family living. so If Y••U re -'a in ing bkid trouble .... H 1or bjU!iil trou if, let e en e1p She will also wtlcome I son, James Alfred. You can bring your doctor's pre- Tr_v and top TH A~• one. NUDIST NO MORE D NNM · H 11 ct ear : Bn•ad,., fly rxpatnate ar~ ~ Harry Ruby Is the •entleman, I It' 5 Iop Iess.' And Tom oets 15 t d f h t eo 11k ~~o-arr n e:-; wor s . or . 1s np . d 1ndeed 1or th'11 I'ton f or a one • man d h. a prnper wor my 'nmlna lf' (i nJ Ho Ilvwoo t 1li S ume: IS I . ldtl h "trust" company. - II. . · 21-vear-D 1d Lee 0 s w<.~rm. yd amusmg o demer,. w o i""ndson. 1 H 1 1 .h - 10 b d ted re~1vc a ca psu e scrtp 10n llt'ar e1en: lr~w er · wa!l e gra ua from the late Alexander WooU· What do you think ot ~ leachWith honors trom Colby . . - --· __ cotl thaL llvt's IH il])l sh uw n11. er who is so afra id uf the and has been borrowed ac:~hool board in hi!! small lazier com'!dians ever since I that he puts hls whisky to attach to other similarly Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tippie bleach bottles' - ON TO HIM i visages: and four children of Alabama ' Dear On: 1 MON. "Harry looks ., like 1 dishon- v'·ited ~ recen 11y WJ'th Mr. and At school or at home'· If JUNE est Abe Lincoln, Woolcott wag- 1 • • I farmer, he should make ged, and the quip went down in i Mrs. Harley Koemg. Mr. Murl lt<> the A. A. If thelatler, he'd the solemn hisl<>ry of trivia as Taylor of near Chester called t better wa-a-alch it or the AUSPICES one of the finest examples of · on Sunday ; i1y wash will srne\1 like the intelleclual flipness ol the ! . still blew up. FIRE DEPARTMENT old Algonquin Round Table set fMr. Fac ed wl'th a. sc hooI Fl and 'd Mrs. . 'Jed Clayton .1h 1 Bahr . ~·arry, who ha~ . w~itten some I~ere ort a \'Jst WI re atJves this strict, a smart te:,::~~~ GRADE SCHOOL of T1~ Pan Alley~ ~mest ro· would either go on the 1 IIIIIII~......,...Imanti~ songs. (Who s So r_ r YI Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me- or pack his wagon and go Now, Three ~Jttle ,words, ~mk- ~ Cain, Mrs. Mary Reed, and where. _ H. m.g of You. lt~ve lt• Ill · Srnwfe \frs. Ross Cleland of Chester Dear Helen : Ltle, Nev~theiess, I want !o called at the Hughs Funeral Dumb Females! My be Loved Hy You, Maybe Its llome in Athens In respect to brings home things we Because 1 Love Yo~ So ~uch the late George Cescal, form- easily do without becau~e it etc. l and .. some of Jts zames_t, erly of Cleveland. Mrs. Reed, ''such a bargain." She says such as " Hurray For Captatn Mra. MCCain and Mn. Clelihd li ''looking ahead," because ::ldmg from 0110 of I b 0 attended the funeral, Tliltrday WILL need them t10111eday. ny Marx Bros. films be com- at the Ralwlnp • Coata Fun· BIY maybe so and maybe , r;:e:~e~n:t fo~e~e spe~;:.J ~~; era~ home In Middleport t o r I l!llll don't see much use Me a Rose or Leave Me Alone " theJr brother-in-law and uncle, 1 travel Iron when we only a •trangley I<> ch· ad- ' t AlliUIIta Brecktel, wbo died at 011 camprng trips where eleo1n!~::~~ SIJng u ,.::;~; d~:.re: the home of Mr. and Mrs. trklty illn't. - BILL WHO AL· jl the world discovered James Smilh in Cherleoton, W. SO WOr:oERS WHAT'S WITII theatre · of th• · absurd of Beck· V' · · DAMES · and Wesker and Pinter. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mas- Oe~~ ~~~~he's tr 1 I<> Harry Ruby himsell Is sort 1 sar. Diana and Charles, altendy Y ng . tell · ot , lovable old 171 ed nlo h you something ... like a II 1 11 ,' lhe-,bsurd with odd ltltle ho a afmhey reu ,_n Mat t de c.omp, no vamp !remember !hot , . · me o r parenWI, r. an . t d'l . J'll Ibles and enthusiasms he Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles at Al· an~Jen wor , IJVel! J a ·sues with refreshing fred . Like always looking It • been aald that a man will wh ile wa lk ing in case be Mr. and Mro. Charles Massar pay $2.110 for a $1.00 lrtlcle, If U '\! 0 see some lost money ; a spent Sunday with Mr. and tfie I'IOneyf jless flogging of a dead Mrs. H. R. Gray at Bartlett. 1., ,,. •~'"' WILD ANIMALS· Perform in ;horse, you suspect! .. By The Grays. former local reol· , ~!~,'"', <;:,~~":. •H' 'A ,_, St''Rtg means Harry has found are annooncing the birth .,,• .,, IIACH HORSES lgn trlm " dreds of dolla- thu•·. a new 15~~~'randdaughter, born ;.t your Savar Book 1'oda,_ I I MAN started to _. 0 _ 1-1151 35 mv nJversar1es. etc.) then g<lf!'i m- to take Melanie Brown to husband walked through ourJ to a decline b thbeca use . no one Christia.1 at Magnetle back t'rttranee! remdem ers helm 1Shs a. JUI~Itlrt where 8he will be the dleUclsn. . bl h d . gra e masoc st. e s 1us I ;:;iOii..;.."-_;.~~,;;.;;;;;;;_,;1 er~elteve me. 1 use all 0 " - plain looking for ways ~o bell 1 Jan he needs 11, and a woman will poy $1.00 for a $2,110 article, even if she doesn't. Dqell •hat answer your qur>tion1-We're female, that's all. - H. Pear Helen: . Would you pleaae point I<> wives that husbands have lot on their minds and therefore can't remember every cia! day that comes along? . women would just write / birthdays." anniversaries, e cd., etc. on a piece of paper an lllck the notice on their bus· banct's shaving mirror abo•tl lhree days before the d• ' comes along, they'd save • tot of ''You , don't love me!" ~e::~rs . My wife spends half her time feeling hurt, seems like TRYING MALE Your idea sounds like a win- with his mother, Mrs. Ola P~RJODI ner. I've always said a woman ders. "Hurry up and come in," l who is careful not to mtntlon Mrs. Walter Brown, called from behind the opened door Which the SALES· her special days· (birthday~. an. and David went I<> • J;u~ k O'R I"Utn ~ Society Notes IGGER - STRONGER SAFER ,. u Greate for s A to d' ACROB 'TS Ro k tn~ '"' ~ U1:1b1Unabl1 bat 'rrue ;~M:r:·:a:nd~M:"~-~Ro:be:rt~G:r:a~y!=~~~~·=··~·~··=·~ &Roll S unDancmg ELEPHANTS · C • ·~ i~ WITH FULL FOUR PLY WIDER-WRAP-AROUND TREAD GREATER CONTROL. BEITER TRACfiON. MORE MILES! contemplating curbo of Cincinnati. '""'• or rourse he lras spentinstead ACRES Of l£NTS·C....f:.,Jr·Sn ;tAll his navel But it tak.. the place of polo In hiB life, and keeps him healthily out in the Beverly Hills air. Harry is proadesl of two ADMISSION •outographed pbolojjraphl ... .. Open Dtily 9:00 to 7:00-Fridoy Til I IOne from the late great b01.. S•turd1y Til 9 bali hali-ol-famer Walter JohnNO RESERV~D SEATS ,son , the lii8CI'iption on wblch E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY says, •· An infiekler who could 2 & 8 P.M. SIMON'S MARKET $1.00 I FULLY GUARANTEED! ., hill ' lllllly ,,·. BUY THIS REMARKABLE PREMIUM TIRE AT ECONOMY TIRE PRICES! 'otfD/11 HOLSUM OR ADAMS ~ BREAD BARWICK eHorculen ' e Acrllon Nylon Stleet Prom O.or 200 PattorM I colort t3 95 Prlcfl Start AI • ,.... 89c MILK tallon 79C fOR PICNICS, SNACKS-SLICED BOILED HAM lb. 99c SLICED BACON 2'"· s1 IXPilT INSTALLATION THIS WEEK'S C!HEESE SPECIAL rJOTHING DOWN .I'I e UP TO S YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2ntl Ave. Midclltport, CHEESE box 2 ~. 69c NESCAFE or MAXWELL HOUSE o. ':i' INSTANT COFFEE IO;:;sp• / '· liST IBIT Sooptr Premium Value I "• a..,,. ... -... . qt• . . .r lmiiiJ,. rn.- v... • McCOY'S GRADI A HOMOGINIZED ESTIMATES! ;. A SIMON BUY! •11- y4. FREE I $1523 ' tl sttit llt.'illlr,. ..... Eacll._ 1 . . ........... _,..,...,....,.•. ..,...., [[ ~~,:/ .,· '• towtrk. 'fttlre'1 ............. Nil fettle .....,. . . ... •111. FeF hiiiiN . ..._ IICMt, .. W. MAIN STREET ' ' . ' I . .. ' POMEIOY "' ' -f_ ..... } I '- " ., . '. <!·'!« "' ..... ' ' .- ~ ; . I l I .\ ·, ' . .WYM126 ~U!j .....~ PAIRS I . . ... ' lnstollaticlnl $29,()0 • PAIR plllll 1M OUA&ANTEIII ! PAY DAY TERMS! IN .,...., .......,!r,, POME·ROY .. MOTOR~ ·. coMPANY .. PHONE . 13 Alk About Cooper'• New "'ffi•UIIlif" I'IJL L PBVIIlE 1'11111 ,BUY'EM ..., ...._ •••~. II t.usA,. IIIII.., I tdar • . X BIAliK W.u.L 11D trG• ~IIJ . . . . . . , ... fii•M ~--Ct· ~~~~~~~~ • ''"' tf ,.. EACH 600 FREE ..' ' \ ' . A~ " .••. , ft,ffle -.•. r ' . ~ .: ,S'*·'' m '.. r fREE InstallationI • POMa.OY " . , OHIO --···"""'·-·"'*-- ' ' - ·~·""' ' �r •.• ' . J' ' ' ' \ :. . ... : ·.· I..:. - .. : .~ !. .. ' • ' ~~::::::~-;~NO;;PE;.-~-~ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad ~ 7 ~' • """· ,; ' I ~=~=·~:u:t;m;~;:;:~~~~~~~~l~96~6~~~~~~~~~~~·~Jd==·=•~~E:~ IRAKI SERVICE HEREFORD Stem, 8110 lbs. aDd Miller St., Mason, S Herford Helfe~s. 400 6 14 Ph. 7~. E. C. Jonlan, I Virgluia. Dellfr, Ohio. I 16 Musical Instruments AUCTIONEER 01JJl SINCERE thank& to the 1 lriends aDd neighbor• w h o 10nl tbe bo?utifnl Dowen for .-f~sler, Mottie. " - .~-, Mrs. CUsh Jolmstoo IIKl Mattie's HfeD 90111. - =JN"'""ME=M;;;OR"'Y;;-:;oi;-;Fred=;:-a-;M;-.-.E;;:-b-1 ersbach who pused away 10 yean ago June 15 and Eli Ebenhsch who possed away a yesr ago June 16. Sadly mlsseil by their claugbter lllaJ Maylo. I II ltc Notice MODERN 3 bedroom birch cabin<IS, furnace cor-port, plenty of closet, 50 x i50, 2 years o1d.. C. . "YOU SAW YOUR RUG? Rent Pattersoo. Pn. 1192-2088. 6 14 31c Glamorene Electric R u g Shompooer for only $2 a day at the Star Supply Co. In sewing machlne. Makes Racine, Ohio. !I'll briDI back tonholes, sews on hutb>DB, fond memories. darn and monogram, 1963 CHEVROLET Impala ....... $1795 c ~ n 1 •Cor •Trvck eHutw Con • Bulldour Z end tableB, Cameron washer, I lamps, Holpoint mangle inlllor, red tbair, maple dresser and <hesl dra-a. Airway Cold Spat 11!friieralor, lElTH GOBlE FORD 4 door, grey fintJh, vmyllllterlor, &ood tiree, 3:17 V-8 engine, outomatle tranamllolon. AT ITS GREATEST - · W. Yo. 1111UJI", mwhroGai. 'liam oombmatlons. r• SALES & SERVIa Ill W. MAIN DON'T IUY UNTIL YOU CHECK WITH Ul . AT LANDMARK! ,.rd. Point Lane, LlncoiD Helgbls, Ph. 11&31174. t II Uc Ph. WY 2--2111 $295 1956 Buick 4 Door IIIII beating, Oblo. End your aewer trouble. We bavo aD alzo oewer ma<liIIY!s. llel8ollablo rates. WY 1#14, claJ cr nJgbt. t II lie $199 specl1l $59.98 TRfJCK SPECULS1 1961 GMC li Ton Pickup $1095 1963 Corv1ir P1nel $1099 I eyL 8 Jl body, wblte ov• red finish. Good tlreo, 1 nice one, heater AllftlONID ltmpi«M . . , . Crltt Bradford Good tlreo, plenty of uouoed transportetiotl left. Beater, Beige !lnlsb. ~c_'~ • v- C'-ralot DHior 1 • ll~~o::~:::: IIR OONDmOMNG IIIID service. Jack'o POMEROY MOTOR CO. eratlon, New ·Haven. • • NEW 1: USED CARS & TRUCKS ON DISPLAY Jy remodeled, priCed lor quick 11811. fi,IOO.IIII. POMEROY - LID • N I! W MODERN roeh IJpt J bed· IUOIII home '"' appro:dmately 1 .... "' lfOUIId, .....t pilei for !bolt tbiJdreD. Why oot see lbll home TODAY lltlon II II lll>ldT liJilDU!POl\T - I~ llory frame, llico eoner location (4klllll). W«Uhop for the hiDdymal. klteheD bu wall ori basi cabllell. Pri«<l to $11,1100.1111, ..u • ...._ -- l or...... ...... ... ......... .()!...... -...... ...... -..__ .. balll apartmelll. Ph. 99M874. _ _ _ _ __:l:_li 31c oymbol ........ 12. ........ J.Tartillri r" 1. wrac: rec· K. Kind of ,.., m.Yer.SIL ly MERRILL BLOSSER - ., Evomp • •. " • LI!:AVING tbe ollie and IIUISI LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ..U our home. i and llatb, aJumlonm oldlnl and Ilona doen ud ~ ~ Ilea IIUsleU. . .75tl. HOUSE. 1 ........u.lll,, • Jarse lot, good neJghbodiOiid, I block below AtP ·11 Mlddleport, 0. Arlold lladsol, G17 Bryan Place, Middleport. =-==:-:---:~~· "li _tto I STORY frame houJI 011 larl• corner, 4 bedrtoiDI, balll u4 half up, full huemenl with bath, fiDlsbed IIIII. 0Wnen movlq from area. Leo K. Smith. Pb. ....._ t It Ill Hnk fence. kilcherl hos in ruge, oven and hood and wood cabinets. lsbed family room 11 men! with fireplace. Ill aDd altached prage mai!:el !":;" th1a home an exceu..t buy l.Bde...., U.Di~ ~- lliiDDLBPOIIT - tuoo.oo buy• 1 <XlZY COTTAGE, S bed· rooms, hotb, "'"' lol (50xil0) Thil lJ Ill ~ buy. ALBERT M. OOX, BROKER 1kDI7 t'lellltd, Sllelmu NEW JIAVEN - Ranch home oR well laadscilped 1110' • ISO' shaded lot with P"""' n.-. THE BORN LOSEI Notice AaOOIIII 1-Tibotaa .- Wfiq !Xl THE~ 5EIID 111il.E Kl~ TO CAMP WHO OON'T WANT TO 60~ ~ ~­ alsztlmr ofamrt &.It'•• B.N811rJlnl. ti. Aut•••• ~~ •ow• :aHoiiOn4 retupb COMING SOON! - . . l c Onlorl.. To ww-u a"'roaceo - . SoJ the_ .. .......... lit. Clell>- ' ~.''I'I ' Crew's Steak House lll.l<up ' ----........... .......... ......... --111111'17-for-. -..., lbo--.. . .,. . . _ .........,,o. ' """" &Afffllt BEJ)IIOOM modera home, Jladne, R. D. 2. Inquire Wolfe at Racino lfomo Hank I ct.... cr write HIJih Calms, Oblo, I 10 !Ole ........, ._......,_ ant'• abo Sunshine Makers Class Planning Annual Picnic • • J"'oWW . . EvJe ..... C. WAd-.. MIDDLE AGED womu to llay with my falber. Room, board aDd small wages. Call - - lifter I p. DL 6 li 31c =w""A'I'Wl==-:JIA :-= ULIN:=:G;;-,, _ 1111J. ftllll, 6 9 3lliC iiiUsl! and ..., palDifnl, f1J5 per hour. Clll lfter S. VI 1-. .. 511 ' tplld Our Drlft.ln llrvlcl PIUI were made tor tht picnic, whon tht CIBBS al tlul UD!Ied DAILY m.,•YP.,..I.,OQUO"""""••IO - Jlon'o llow te ...n: Ill lo Jli:YBLBAAI:D LOJfOI'I:LLOW lo- One Jo U l l o - A for the tllnoL'll, X lor tilt - 0 '...... - - ~rop~~~-. tiM ~ ... fll tile wordl ....... ,...tka ___ Ill.. llpl _,....aDd ..... ._._. ......., .. Qjptocn. . . t ., vo IVO PTS DOCX LBTY KU'I' Y'I'BCACP &A•a J(1'MHTOB8 AC . BUSY AT '1118 TIIIB 'llle Ullled Slllell dl4 DOl lar<o the Monrat JlodrlDa whell1j• -WOOBXO piled T....,.. bflrttllfl.l AI 'ftiK 0!\EilK lAID, KA~· lfaptl8011 al Mellco Iince ', ~ ,Bitklll DOW HOW TO JLU"l'B&; RW JCNOW '1'0 PRAI8IL torn by the avll -waiiiJB''· PHJLLIPI. IIIII aiU Ill laiCII!'> - ~ . . . . . I • IrE "773\ IIW LACI U.t.Y IVG Belli 'I'L lUG IJ18, m I . ' "* ......r .. ed. been mo•t .,ummo nea me! til . . . AH Kinds of Chocl Buys In One PI- 6hould have lon:od air ... ~ - DAILY CROSSWORD NICELY fumlshed 4 room aDd TAKE. A SAI!>e.AllCAL! IQIIJ!IIOY - BI!IIE'B OPPORTUNITY - Ill 11Alry lrlmt, 7 ..... (4 beclrODIIISl. bath, balemenl with """ Wll '169. Now gel 1 bargain. Til U537. 1\/At.JT MS lt> [:0 ? Cl i~ aoooin ted haa lJOU not Black fin. goOd tires, ll&:H POMIROY ••• ~a~o, 'I'OV " $199 1958 Old• Super 88 H.T. DICK RAWLINGS 4 opeed 1.-tie ebanger, dial volume <ODirOl, 4 speaker IIOlllld ll)'ltem. Lovely walo out eonsole. UIOCI ooly 4 mootba. Pay $II per month pay baJao<:1 duo 182-32. 1192-3211. 6 14 WHAT llO ! FER VERt S'fRO!,kl lHIS /1\0RIV/ill I PI and Atr..Condttioners. Near 221'1. •llllll - · llDIIc V-8, automatic, ll&:H Pick up At G. A G. CAFI IIICIST PIOPLEI . . "CALL --· iNFiiiN 1958 Dodge 2 Door CALL WY- II ONI OPTHI 'iO' STANDS ACCUSED O ' TEACHIN' ~EM SHAM&PIAA.I WI>& ll-( WORLD'S GREATESr WR.IT!::R !t hill acres AU CAN be Ill•...._ Coli ID-flZI. Afln 4 eoD Ill!.;. ' • O'lllla ... em. BolliJ Co. Automatic, P.S. P.B. -toto Corry.(lul loo oiol JIAVE a tew 1e11 lawlings Hand• Sales WT S.2151 our -""' clilrleredl MIDDLIPDRT, OHIO lklD "' tbe '"""" 01 !k J - 21, aDCbmaa Redo GlantL STAG. J1uo •---- 1 EXPERIENCED lbeDIIIII Sprinp at t 1. m. freeze~ etattte 1'8Dgt. 1 WHEEL Prl<o of $12.1111 lDeladel 1 12 Sll s-67!1. Eleelric relrlgaratvr. I'lL ot. transportalloA, cbi<:kJ!III AUGNMENT sewl11l VI 3-rll6. I 14 Ita dlmler ODd driDb. Call 1nll 1111. IlOilo portable TV, lady'o 1148 watch. All Ill good CIOildlUoa. olub coupe, lltAKii SERVICE G1JNI - aD tlDdl, lllwarl'li Ph- 843•261111• 6 12 14 lndl white oidewall GilD lbop • Depol St. good CORdllion. Odell Manley, lase Alignment Shop Jlutlml: BuJ, ..u cr tradl, 1M1 Beecb SlriOI, Mlcldleporl JUNI VALUE SALI eomplell 1111 of rtloading ,._.., Phone 99%-2919. 8 IS 3tp W. Moln •· equlpmenl - powder, sheUo Formerly Grueoer Body APPLIANCES Workl aod bulletl. I t SOle Our big summer appliance MOTORCYCLE, I~ 111111 C. C., Triumph, saddle bags, IGle is in full IU>i!IQ. bars, windshield. Leo Da r d Scarbrough. Co be oeen at lloxol Bottle Gas. Anlold Better prices thaa ever on l'reezetl. Refrlteraton, W• Herllert Wbaley'1 01 ell al Brothers, 818 1i:. MaiD Sl, GOOD I Iller-Dryer Pairs Elec. RaiDarw __In_._ _ _&_li_st.P_,;_PI.=m:::'"'"'::: :. y. I IZ lie ::.1 1958 Chev. Btl Air V.S 4 Dr. _ Of JS. to 1.111 12" - /o\f IN. 0iTe'li:IN6 TO YOUR EVERY WHIM! oo llarrlsonvDle Road. f!OOO BARGAIN HUNTERS--SEE THESE/ PlaiD .. wllb IIIID1IOlGIIi. HONDA NO!I'L~ IN THf ALl-AMf~I CAN ,'AAI.E WILL JOlN"I-' lloGft, • . ..... ... 0118 aDd • station Wagon. Jot blaet flnlsb, red trim, V8 engine, automatte lriono., 1 owner, radio and beater, good wbllt woll tires. PIZZA CAMPING TRAILERS hanlwuod 100. '" Two lljllttmeull boolf; Ollfllr· Slftel, POIIlfiOl', Jllr&l ilo' tii,IOO. " . Two oparlmellll house, Mulber eyA-$4,1110. 11n bednlom lloWJI, tnre: Slreel, l'omei'01. ts,llll. Two loldndl 'ffll'l · IDOdorr friiiM bouse, tllt!Jieobl ·$1 . Mlddleporl, 18,995. 1961 OIVROLET Bel Air ...... $1095 ROUSH & LYONS Sl. and heater. 1964 OIEVROLET Biscayne ... · $1695 (bctpl.._) - Hardtop Coupe, white finish, lpollesaly clean red In· terlor, 327 engine, automalie traD80lisllon, power steering and brakes, wblte wan tlreo like new, radio •Any Typo eY. ln. Plywood Floerse e II OL Duck Cttll..,e I All without attachmeals. WILL JIAVE 8110 or 7110 bales of balance due 1'6.15. Call 99% Tlmolby clOWf ud al!ana 3218. 6 14 61c ba! for sale right out of NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY lltld this week. Also I plastic tile block, milk cooler obeap. Phone ' aluminum siding, swrm doors 1111U liter I P· m. I li 31< I and windows. We build the . best IIKl repair the rest. AUCI'lCillt al !od8DII TradiDg Guy Neigler, Racile, Ohio" Poll • Mali St. lD RuUIIDd, 8 14 Ohio lfeey Friday night al room ' 7:111L Pb. 'MWI9I. ' 14 I'IDm suite, dining room Jai .,.~em, FROM N~ ON, TM~ !~ l'lrt.Y HAN~, 5TALW,t.RT, '!JeXY fXAMP!.f OF AU THAT ~ DolWie interior, good wblte wall tirta, wblte !lnlsb, Ali NiW RidllfOr ShOP "I booinG )louat, lulf·11111 Avenue, bot walltf!eallr : ndlo, heater, lOcal one owner car. SERVICE I I! IIC r.. 1964 FALCON 2·Door ....... -.. $1295 RADIATOR ' 145 k lelmll Avemie, i'omlll'OJ, Hardtop Coupe. Power oteerlng, atandard transmlaolon, radio, beater, comfort group, beautlful maroon over beige finish. Showroom clean, fawn interior, 12,000 mileo by original local owner, a oleo car. Card of - r.... .........,. house, 1965 CHMOLET Impala ...... $2295 PHONE WY 2-2156 c booinG boalt. IUII<'r· , lUI A - PolllfiOl', fl50\>. Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, ulldllwood finIsh, an vinyl lnter!or, wllb bueket oeall, V-8 engine, outomalic tranamlsalon, power oteorlDI and brlkee, wire wheel covert, 8:00 wblte wan t1ree, obowa 11tt11 wear, ndlo, heeler, 1 real buy• .- L ...,, t!GO- 1965 CHEVROLET Impala •..... $2695 COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Wrlto, Phone or Contoct • 1112 Eul Malll Streel. Pom· ,, s -· bardtop, aDd H. See at corner of Ill, ORVILLE fl'oille """" wllb Ibn. BUYSI ·BiaeHnars BOY IN . lem~' ,,Jn~t•hed~ dowutalrlf, ' lnll WHAR .HE LIVES --- . TH' HATLANDS, l).amtanm siJ ., t. _:: r:. :.: _. 111,9110> . - SIZ£LER-s og Vacation AL::NT FT. HEAVY olumlnum .~ .- vun>~- ..;r, - ' EXPERIENCED and trailer. Ph- 11112-2510. I 18 Ito tCdloUO,DIWUllioa Terra~ •- JUNE . TO LIVE WIF VO~E r:.· . ...~ l .::: : .:..:. . :.. X CHAN<SEO MY MIN D~ SNUFFY-- TI-IOU6HT VOU WOZ 601N'O!'F -···io&,Cbll'ta' Raid. tnller, Ill. ·· larp wllb boUel .~ , .· • l . I Alsi.& 16 �r •.• ' . J' ' ' ' \ :. . ... : ·.· I..:. - .. : .~ !. .. ' • ' ~~::::::~-;~NO;;PE;.-~-~ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad ~ 7 ~' • """· ,; ' I ~=~=·~:u:t;m;~;:;:~~~~~~~~l~96~6~~~~~~~~~~~·~Jd==·=•~~E:~ IRAKI SERVICE HEREFORD Stem, 8110 lbs. aDd Miller St., Mason, S Herford Helfe~s. 400 6 14 Ph. 7~. E. C. Jonlan, I Virgluia. Dellfr, Ohio. I 16 Musical Instruments AUCTIONEER 01JJl SINCERE thank& to the 1 lriends aDd neighbor• w h o 10nl tbe bo?utifnl Dowen for .-f~sler, Mottie. " - .~-, Mrs. CUsh Jolmstoo IIKl Mattie's HfeD 90111. - =JN"'""ME=M;;;OR"'Y;;-:;oi;-;Fred=;:-a-;M;-.-.E;;:-b-1 ersbach who pused away 10 yean ago June 15 and Eli Ebenhsch who possed away a yesr ago June 16. Sadly mlsseil by their claugbter lllaJ Maylo. I II ltc Notice MODERN 3 bedroom birch cabin<IS, furnace cor-port, plenty of closet, 50 x i50, 2 years o1d.. C. . "YOU SAW YOUR RUG? Rent Pattersoo. Pn. 1192-2088. 6 14 31c Glamorene Electric R u g Shompooer for only $2 a day at the Star Supply Co. In sewing machlne. Makes Racine, Ohio. !I'll briDI back tonholes, sews on hutb>DB, fond memories. darn and monogram, 1963 CHEVROLET Impala ....... $1795 c ~ n 1 •Cor •Trvck eHutw Con • Bulldour Z end tableB, Cameron washer, I lamps, Holpoint mangle inlllor, red tbair, maple dresser and <hesl dra-a. Airway Cold Spat 11!friieralor, lElTH GOBlE FORD 4 door, grey fintJh, vmyllllterlor, &ood tiree, 3:17 V-8 engine, outomatle tranamllolon. AT ITS GREATEST - · W. Yo. 1111UJI", mwhroGai. 'liam oombmatlons. r• SALES & SERVIa Ill W. MAIN DON'T IUY UNTIL YOU CHECK WITH Ul . AT LANDMARK! ,.rd. Point Lane, LlncoiD Helgbls, Ph. 11&31174. t II Uc Ph. WY 2--2111 $295 1956 Buick 4 Door IIIII beating, Oblo. End your aewer trouble. We bavo aD alzo oewer ma<liIIY!s. llel8ollablo rates. WY 1#14, claJ cr nJgbt. t II lie $199 specl1l $59.98 TRfJCK SPECULS1 1961 GMC li Ton Pickup $1095 1963 Corv1ir P1nel $1099 I eyL 8 Jl body, wblte ov• red finish. Good tlreo, 1 nice one, heater AllftlONID ltmpi«M . . , . Crltt Bradford Good tlreo, plenty of uouoed transportetiotl left. Beater, Beige !lnlsb. ~c_'~ • v- C'-ralot DHior 1 • ll~~o::~:::: IIR OONDmOMNG IIIID service. Jack'o POMEROY MOTOR CO. eratlon, New ·Haven. • • NEW 1: USED CARS & TRUCKS ON DISPLAY Jy remodeled, priCed lor quick 11811. fi,IOO.IIII. POMEROY - LID • N I! W MODERN roeh IJpt J bed· IUOIII home '"' appro:dmately 1 .... "' lfOUIId, .....t pilei for !bolt tbiJdreD. Why oot see lbll home TODAY lltlon II II lll>ldT liJilDU!POl\T - I~ llory frame, llico eoner location (4klllll). W«Uhop for the hiDdymal. klteheD bu wall ori basi cabllell. Pri«<l to $11,1100.1111, ..u • ...._ -- l or...... ...... ... ......... .()!...... -...... ...... -..__ .. balll apartmelll. Ph. 99M874. _ _ _ _ __:l:_li 31c oymbol ........ 12. ........ J.Tartillri r" 1. wrac: rec· K. Kind of ,.., m.Yer.SIL ly MERRILL BLOSSER - ., Evomp • •. " • LI!:AVING tbe ollie and IIUISI LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ..U our home. i and llatb, aJumlonm oldlnl and Ilona doen ud ~ ~ Ilea IIUsleU. . .75tl. HOUSE. 1 ........u.lll,, • Jarse lot, good neJghbodiOiid, I block below AtP ·11 Mlddleport, 0. Arlold lladsol, G17 Bryan Place, Middleport. =-==:-:---:~~· "li _tto I STORY frame houJI 011 larl• corner, 4 bedrtoiDI, balll u4 half up, full huemenl with bath, fiDlsbed IIIII. 0Wnen movlq from area. Leo K. Smith. Pb. ....._ t It Ill Hnk fence. kilcherl hos in ruge, oven and hood and wood cabinets. lsbed family room 11 men! with fireplace. Ill aDd altached prage mai!:el !":;" th1a home an exceu..t buy l.Bde...., U.Di~ ~- lliiDDLBPOIIT - tuoo.oo buy• 1 <XlZY COTTAGE, S bed· rooms, hotb, "'"' lol (50xil0) Thil lJ Ill ~ buy. ALBERT M. OOX, BROKER 1kDI7 t'lellltd, Sllelmu NEW JIAVEN - Ranch home oR well laadscilped 1110' • ISO' shaded lot with P"""' n.-. THE BORN LOSEI Notice AaOOIIII 1-Tibotaa .- Wfiq !Xl THE~ 5EIID 111il.E Kl~ TO CAMP WHO OON'T WANT TO 60~ ~ ~­ alsztlmr ofamrt &.It'•• B.N811rJlnl. ti. Aut•••• ~~ •ow• :aHoiiOn4 retupb COMING SOON! - . . l c Onlorl.. To ww-u a"'roaceo - . SoJ the_ .. .......... lit. Clell>- ' ~.''I'I ' Crew's Steak House lll.l<up ' ----........... .......... ......... --111111'17-for-. -..., lbo--.. . .,. . . _ .........,,o. ' """" &Afffllt BEJ)IIOOM modera home, Jladne, R. D. 2. Inquire Wolfe at Racino lfomo Hank I ct.... cr write HIJih Calms, Oblo, I 10 !Ole ........, ._......,_ ant'• abo Sunshine Makers Class Planning Annual Picnic • • J"'oWW . . EvJe ..... C. WAd-.. MIDDLE AGED womu to llay with my falber. Room, board aDd small wages. Call - - lifter I p. DL 6 li 31c =w""A'I'Wl==-:JIA :-= ULIN:=:G;;-,, _ 1111J. ftllll, 6 9 3lliC iiiUsl! and ..., palDifnl, f1J5 per hour. Clll lfter S. VI 1-. .. 511 ' tplld Our Drlft.ln llrvlcl PIUI were made tor tht picnic, whon tht CIBBS al tlul UD!Ied DAILY m.,•YP.,..I.,OQUO"""""••IO - Jlon'o llow te ...n: Ill lo Jli:YBLBAAI:D LOJfOI'I:LLOW lo- One Jo U l l o - A for the tllnoL'll, X lor tilt - 0 '...... - - ~rop~~~-. tiM ~ ... fll tile wordl ....... ,...tka ___ Ill.. llpl _,....aDd ..... ._._. ......., .. Qjptocn. . . t ., vo IVO PTS DOCX LBTY KU'I' Y'I'BCACP &A•a J(1'MHTOB8 AC . BUSY AT '1118 TIIIB 'llle Ullled Slllell dl4 DOl lar<o the Monrat JlodrlDa whell1j• -WOOBXO piled T....,.. bflrttllfl.l AI 'ftiK 0!\EilK lAID, KA~· lfaptl8011 al Mellco Iince ', ~ ,Bitklll DOW HOW TO JLU"l'B&; RW JCNOW '1'0 PRAI8IL torn by the avll -waiiiJB''· PHJLLIPI. IIIII aiU Ill laiCII!'> - ~ . . . . . I • IrE "773\ IIW LACI U.t.Y IVG Belli 'I'L lUG IJ18, m I . ' "* ......r .. ed. been mo•t .,ummo nea me! til . . . AH Kinds of Chocl Buys In One PI- 6hould have lon:od air ... ~ - DAILY CROSSWORD NICELY fumlshed 4 room aDd TAKE. A SAI!>e.AllCAL! IQIIJ!IIOY - BI!IIE'B OPPORTUNITY - Ill 11Alry lrlmt, 7 ..... (4 beclrODIIISl. bath, balemenl with """ Wll '169. Now gel 1 bargain. Til U537. 1\/At.JT MS lt> [:0 ? Cl i~ aoooin ted haa lJOU not Black fin. goOd tires, ll&:H POMIROY ••• ~a~o, 'I'OV " $199 1958 Old• Super 88 H.T. DICK RAWLINGS 4 opeed 1.-tie ebanger, dial volume <ODirOl, 4 speaker IIOlllld ll)'ltem. Lovely walo out eonsole. UIOCI ooly 4 mootba. Pay $II per month pay baJao<:1 duo 182-32. 1192-3211. 6 14 WHAT llO ! FER VERt S'fRO!,kl lHIS /1\0RIV/ill I PI and Atr..Condttioners. Near 221'1. •llllll - · llDIIc V-8, automatic, ll&:H Pick up At G. A G. CAFI IIICIST PIOPLEI . . "CALL --· iNFiiiN 1958 Dodge 2 Door CALL WY- II ONI OPTHI 'iO' STANDS ACCUSED O ' TEACHIN' ~EM SHAM&PIAA.I WI>& ll-( WORLD'S GREATESr WR.IT!::R !t hill acres AU CAN be Ill•...._ Coli ID-flZI. Afln 4 eoD Ill!.;. ' • O'lllla ... em. BolliJ Co. Automatic, P.S. P.B. -toto Corry.(lul loo oiol JIAVE a tew 1e11 lawlings Hand• Sales WT S.2151 our -""' clilrleredl MIDDLIPDRT, OHIO lklD "' tbe '"""" 01 !k J - 21, aDCbmaa Redo GlantL STAG. J1uo •---- 1 EXPERIENCED lbeDIIIII Sprinp at t 1. m. freeze~ etattte 1'8Dgt. 1 WHEEL Prl<o of $12.1111 lDeladel 1 12 Sll s-67!1. Eleelric relrlgaratvr. I'lL ot. transportalloA, cbi<:kJ!III AUGNMENT sewl11l VI 3-rll6. I 14 Ita dlmler ODd driDb. Call 1nll 1111. IlOilo portable TV, lady'o 1148 watch. All Ill good CIOildlUoa. olub coupe, lltAKii SERVICE G1JNI - aD tlDdl, lllwarl'li Ph- 843•261111• 6 12 14 lndl white oidewall GilD lbop • Depol St. good CORdllion. Odell Manley, lase Alignment Shop Jlutlml: BuJ, ..u cr tradl, 1M1 Beecb SlriOI, Mlcldleporl JUNI VALUE SALI eomplell 1111 of rtloading ,._.., Phone 99%-2919. 8 IS 3tp W. Moln •· equlpmenl - powder, sheUo Formerly Grueoer Body APPLIANCES Workl aod bulletl. I t SOle Our big summer appliance MOTORCYCLE, I~ 111111 C. C., Triumph, saddle bags, IGle is in full IU>i!IQ. bars, windshield. Leo Da r d Scarbrough. Co be oeen at lloxol Bottle Gas. Anlold Better prices thaa ever on l'reezetl. Refrlteraton, W• Herllert Wbaley'1 01 ell al Brothers, 818 1i:. MaiD Sl, GOOD I Iller-Dryer Pairs Elec. RaiDarw __In_._ _ _&_li_st.P_,;_PI.=m:::'"'"'::: :. y. I IZ lie ::.1 1958 Chev. Btl Air V.S 4 Dr. _ Of JS. to 1.111 12" - /o\f IN. 0iTe'li:IN6 TO YOUR EVERY WHIM! oo llarrlsonvDle Road. f!OOO BARGAIN HUNTERS--SEE THESE/ PlaiD .. wllb IIIID1IOlGIIi. HONDA NO!I'L~ IN THf ALl-AMf~I CAN ,'AAI.E WILL JOlN"I-' lloGft, • . ..... ... 0118 aDd • station Wagon. Jot blaet flnlsb, red trim, V8 engine, automatte lriono., 1 owner, radio and beater, good wbllt woll tires. PIZZA CAMPING TRAILERS hanlwuod 100. '" Two lljllttmeull boolf; Ollfllr· Slftel, POIIlfiOl', Jllr&l ilo' tii,IOO. " . Two oparlmellll house, Mulber eyA-$4,1110. 11n bednlom lloWJI, tnre: Slreel, l'omei'01. ts,llll. Two loldndl 'ffll'l · IDOdorr friiiM bouse, tllt!Jieobl ·$1 . Mlddleporl, 18,995. 1961 OIVROLET Bel Air ...... $1095 ROUSH & LYONS Sl. and heater. 1964 OIEVROLET Biscayne ... · $1695 (bctpl.._) - Hardtop Coupe, white finish, lpollesaly clean red In· terlor, 327 engine, automalie traD80lisllon, power steering and brakes, wblte wan tlreo like new, radio •Any Typo eY. ln. Plywood Floerse e II OL Duck Cttll..,e I All without attachmeals. WILL JIAVE 8110 or 7110 bales of balance due 1'6.15. Call 99% Tlmolby clOWf ud al!ana 3218. 6 14 61c ba! for sale right out of NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY lltld this week. Also I plastic tile block, milk cooler obeap. Phone ' aluminum siding, swrm doors 1111U liter I P· m. I li 31< I and windows. We build the . best IIKl repair the rest. AUCI'lCillt al !od8DII TradiDg Guy Neigler, Racile, Ohio" Poll • Mali St. lD RuUIIDd, 8 14 Ohio lfeey Friday night al room ' 7:111L Pb. 'MWI9I. ' 14 I'IDm suite, dining room Jai .,.~em, FROM N~ ON, TM~ !~ l'lrt.Y HAN~, 5TALW,t.RT, '!JeXY fXAMP!.f OF AU THAT ~ DolWie interior, good wblte wall tirta, wblte !lnlsb, Ali NiW RidllfOr ShOP "I booinG )louat, lulf·11111 Avenue, bot walltf!eallr : ndlo, heater, lOcal one owner car. SERVICE I I! IIC r.. 1964 FALCON 2·Door ....... -.. $1295 RADIATOR ' 145 k lelmll Avemie, i'omlll'OJ, Hardtop Coupe. Power oteerlng, atandard transmlaolon, radio, beater, comfort group, beautlful maroon over beige finish. Showroom clean, fawn interior, 12,000 mileo by original local owner, a oleo car. Card of - r.... .........,. house, 1965 CHMOLET Impala ...... $2295 PHONE WY 2-2156 c booinG boalt. IUII<'r· , lUI A - PolllfiOl', fl50\>. Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, ulldllwood finIsh, an vinyl lnter!or, wllb bueket oeall, V-8 engine, outomalic tranamlsalon, power oteorlDI and brlkee, wire wheel covert, 8:00 wblte wan t1ree, obowa 11tt11 wear, ndlo, heeler, 1 real buy• .- L ...,, t!GO- 1965 CHEVROLET Impala •..... $2695 COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT Wrlto, Phone or Contoct • 1112 Eul Malll Streel. Pom· ,, s -· bardtop, aDd H. See at corner of Ill, ORVILLE fl'oille """" wllb Ibn. BUYSI ·BiaeHnars BOY IN . lem~' ,,Jn~t•hed~ dowutalrlf, ' lnll WHAR .HE LIVES --- . TH' HATLANDS, l).amtanm siJ ., t. _:: r:. :.: _. 111,9110> . - SIZ£LER-s og Vacation AL::NT FT. HEAVY olumlnum .~ .- vun>~- ..;r, - ' EXPERIENCED and trailer. Ph- 11112-2510. I 18 Ito tCdloUO,DIWUllioa Terra~ •- JUNE . TO LIVE WIF VO~E r:.· . ...~ l .::: : .:..:. . :.. X CHAN<SEO MY MIN D~ SNUFFY-- TI-IOU6HT VOU WOZ 601N'O!'F -···io&,Cbll'ta' Raid. tnller, Ill. ·· larp wllb boUel .~ , .· • l . I Alsi.& 16 �~ ' . Blazewiczs are Hosts on Tuesday • For Enterprise wsWs Fam•'I y p·ICniC Twenty-hr members a guests of the WSWS of the Enterprise EUB church enjoyed family picnic Tuesday il16 at the home of Mrs. Blazewlcz. swimming in . ed by the pool Was enJOY dren. unison concluded_the Reports were ~ven . the busmess sessiOII, MISS Die Needs of Cclumbns and Edgar Arnold were as guests. Subscriptloos taken for The Evangel and a kyn offering was taken. Prayer b Miss Stobart closed I he Y . meeU•• .... Jas " Ma - -Jar. ' Col. 0 . ,) ' jl. . "' /• ' . ' liibslln r$1Reg. 3749.958 I L June Supper is Successful for Auxli1ary Umf The ,e ,, :o-1 ';!udea · ·j e~ecutive head of Eastern Local School Dislrlcl for the past two years. last Dlght resigned that pos; . Uon to become assistant onperJntendent of the new Melgs Local School dislrlct. Mr. Morrison was hired ao asst. superintendent of :lie new consolidated dislrlct In a speclal session Wednesday. tt w:~s repo. : cd today. He waS hired Larry Morrison, .. • ·enttn·e ' when he resigned lcfoblaln more educational iralning. The new Assl superintendent, after two years away from here, then returned to Meigs county In 1964 as executive head of the Eastern Local eli&trlct. Morrison graduated I r o m Ohio University in 1958 with a BA degree. He enjoyed a oolorlui athletic career there, beOIC a starter on tl!e varsity Bobcat . baekl!lbaD team ~ also playln8 baseball · lllorr!BOn's IUCCesa In athleUc1 CO!Itinl!ed after he came to Racine. The new assistant superintendent rollec) up a long lllrln8 of victories for the Tornado cage !oUowero prior to hls resignation from that job in 1962. Morrison, during the 1962-83 school year, returned to Ohio Ul!lverslty to IIOCUre his mas ter'o degree In administration. He then was hired in the of 111113 ae head basketball! ""'ch at BeUevue High ·~;;;:'~I in northern Ohio and we there one year before ln8 to Meigs county. Morrison, his wife, Sabra, and their two children, currently reside near Chester. Crisp is in Washington Conferences Short Sleeve DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Bet 40 Picnic Held at Park In Middleport EXELLENT SELECTION OF JADE EAST TOILETRIES Short 1nd Long Steen Whitfl & colon, Pernw·lron BY HUBBARD------ -- - $39·95 e SUMMER SUITS e SUMMER SPORT COATS :y~::t-~5·00 By Curlee & Stwtll - e LIGHT WEIGHT JACKETS :;:h:.__ _ $7' 95 SELECT FROM THESE GIFT IDEAS •TIES eSOCKS tUNDERWEAR ePAJAMAS •LUGGAGE e JEWELRY BY SWANK e SPORT SHIRTS BY ARROW & SHAPELY eSPORTSWEAR BY LEVI eBANLON SHIRTS BY PURITAN ' ~ ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8 AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 KNIT •BaTS BY SALVATORI on a three year contract. Morrison tendered bls reelgnation as Eastern Local Executive bead and had it accepted during a meeting of the board in that dlaJrlct Thursday night Morrison. a native of Athens county, began his career In education as basketball coach and teacher at Racine High school in 1958. Mr. Morrison coached at Recine from 1958 until 11132 lose in on !"" esLACKS ~ I~ ,. i :';" e ARROW SHIRTS a·1 ' I rr....... RUTLAND FURNITURE • < af A 'I' I p 263M InM'dd/eport ' ' J ,..lin8 . of the WSCS of th! WSCS Gr'"up Meets Tuesday Sale lor Later rl , ..A ' 1 88 J Those who wish to compiimeiit them upon this happY oecasion may do so by sending cards to the above address. Mr. and Mrs. Carson have spent their entire married life on their farm near Rutland. epo "I I '' ...~:, Mr. and .Mrs., ,w, • . ,., ... Rock S ln8 5 Methocillll chu"'" · _... 1 ,.. I pr ebureb The Dilly VacaUon iii.tie ...Q tKJu Zdd'~ ;t'"....,.. ...... ,., -u u Tuesday evening at the ad School oponsored by the Mit!- from a i?GO-rnUe trip lhrollill Mrs. Amos Leonard re a First B tlsl Churcb ' " .... medltallon ·trOJ!I The Methodist dl~ ap elgbt south eenlral sta.... · . bad f? students registered for ·. . · eli'nner, FoUowing the woman and closed with a pray· Monday's sessiOII' and 53 Tues- Hlgbl'•'ts of the .triP, lncludo held n. ...... th ,... . regular ~ee I mg was er for the new age. u~- e day. The ochool Is being eli- ed visits to the t.nl'oils Teras Mrs. Thomas Bentz, presiden~ business oesston, In charge of rec ' led by Mrs Frank Cheese- Medi al ~. ter Ho"~- T-in charge. M•·s. John Smith, Assisting in the celebration Mrs WUUam Gnreser pres!· . c ~n ' ~wu, ,_ program leader, had for her are four cblldren, five grand- dent the treasurer ;.ported brew wbo condncled a teacl> as; Houston Zoo, Gulf 61 Meal. Mi · 5 " children and two great grand' for th era' meeting Mnnday morning · . M and topic, "Advance m ssron · children. that all pledges e year prior to the opening session at co, San Jacbilo nseUDI A special prayer, and scnpture, were paid. , Mobumenl, Ballleslilp U. s. S. 8 a m. were read by Miss Genevieve , "Automation and Leisure" ollerln8 being taken 'l;exas; and Ruby Falls,. and Stobart. was the topic presented by each day ls to be nsed for Arner- Rock otly ~Aroko!lt Mountain, Several members u Mrs. Lewis Grueser who also lean Baptist Missions In Mexl- TenneSsee. Mr. 8lld Mrs. Park· In a "committee read a ,poem. "What the Flal co for Bible School suppUes er ~r&d vlsltl!d Loqkout Monnplaining the new advance Means. Roll call wae ~ there In addltioo to the teach- lain 011 their honeymoon. the missions program, swered by . glvlng the llrol · · has four new frontiers stephen Coats, who nameo of their grandfathers. ers, ~= ~ Thef also vtslled Mr. Parkcultural, naUonal, the .Medical School of Readln8s on the topte were •llooal · · a ng er's sister, Mrs. Ruperl, Scbraand social. pathy at KlrkersviUe, Mo, The wscs sf the United · given bY Mrs WUllam Grues- Kloea; BORg leader, Franceo der, and her famiily a.( FrankNorth America Is spending the summer Methodist Church mel Tuesday er Mrs Morgan Mrs. Leonard. Rearbs; planlsl Janice Gibbs; fort Ky. J 'th ther counrrr·es to have wr'th hr's mother, Mrs. t th h b 'th Mrs ' w' Sl Mrs Elmer recreational director and Rev. ' wr o evening a e c nrc WI . • Mrs. ayne oan, · Donald Boone: mls'lonary story Chief pnrpose of thefl' trip missionaries from overseas Coats. Robert arner, president, m Balley, Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs. tell M Donald Boone was to visit their daugbter, Mar:alco~~r::e~. w~::S Mr. Tbomas Kelly, cbarge, and devot~ons bY Mrs Lewis Grueser, Mrs. Hugh T:;eh;:· and helpers . are tha (Mrs. Josepll R. . Poole), f th H d Start program Baker Gordon, usmg as her Rearbs and Mrs Avery Goeg- Erl Thoma Joyce Riley who Is co"val<Scing at . I he was urged to feel that she was 0'- e ea . . theme, "Unity." lain. A closing lhonght by Mrs. co . Mr ' Gibbs Delores home of her In-laws at Uvlnga part of the mission task force M~Jgs County, 15 10 Mrs. Everett Tllomas,, pre- Lewis. Grueser concluded the L~uraechryJ, •n• s•~ree, t'lndergart- st.on, Texas, followi"" ·a ' recent in her community. The hymn. Uus week where heand h Str ng ¥11 ..."' no.; •.oe "In Christ Tliere Is No East bers of the staff are at~g sented t e P~?gram. a meetmg. en; F'rances Bearhs, Anita auto accidf1lt. They fotmd Mar· Or West," read by Miss sto- ~aining ~~ions. at the Umver- ers No More. er Mrs AIFuJtz, Primary I; Charlene tha maki~ a good, recovery, rt, and the Lord's Prayer in Slty of Cmcmnah. The program Mrs AlOillO Cust ' E&J· 1bomas Norma Wilcox ca- aRd appreciative to her. ObiO b. 10 ~~~::::..:=:.::.:_:.:::~- begins Monday June 20. len Eichinger and Mrs. UXI IQty 0 thy R.;..,ll Primary 1i· Mrs. friends for cards and lettera ' Smith were named to a new k f 11 · h ldent Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart nominating committee and Osf eetS ~hard ~~~,Do~~y B;:· 0 owmg er ace ' in Colorado where Mr. plans were discussed for a rum· mary • llodei8W53 repr<senting the local mage sale the date to be anI Mrs. Dale Mourning,_ w. Major. TWINS BORN • • • . Middleport Rotary nounced. Refreshments were The American Legion Auxtll- Jimmy Brewer, Jumor 1: Mrs. at the national convention. served by Mrs. Warner Misses ary of Lewis Mal!ley Post 263 DOI!ald BooHnelman,HoJwl~ ~~ (B~.:, a:',! ~"s ~~~ro!Bar: Miss Dianne Criswell Ada and Lucretia Genbeimer, met in regular session Tues- Intyre, Mary o 1 un or 1 e"'J' use ~ COMPACT The supper he-ld on .June . ' Miss Marlene Baker, and Mrs. Eddie Smith to elev- day evening at the home ol Mrs Dana Hamm, Mrs. ?ew· Bennett St.. Marton, are. ·, anby the Syracuse Lad10s Aux!l- at the Sl Joseph en members Mrs Will Winston, Middleporl ey Richardson, Myrta Wrlson, nonncing the birth of,.!wm sons REFIII6ERATOR-FREEZER lary of the Volunteer Frre Dept., School of Nursing in Mrs. William L. Smith, first Junior Ill. May 27, weighing five lbs. four was a success and the lad1es b W Va were vice president. conducted the New helpers include EHnor oz. and six lbs. 1h oz, _and C:OMPACT1WO·DOOR REFRIGERATOR.fREEZ£R thank all who helped m any urgt i h ·parents Mr RETURN FROM TEXAS meellng which opened In ritual- Bodlmer and Diane Welsh with aamed Keith Floyd and Chris fita iDio 30" cl kilt:bea spaoe, yet performs like a way. The profit was $110 40. : 's sJ~m:;r Criswell' . . d and- lstlc fonn with Mra. campbell one guest present Tuesday, Edward. The maternal grandgi<mll GIVOI 13 cubic feet ol -age lncludtnq Those receiving door pmes ~; and Mrs Wlll;;,m Stans- ciaMr:i Betg, Clm~ an grbave Harper as planlsl A report on Debbio campbell. The school mother Is :\Irs. Rufas E. Bar1141 Jbo. hozen lood In tho Convenience were Mrs . Realrice Robson bury . and children Bill Ill!_ .':;' ho nnafro::; 10 day money received from the sale will be In "'slon from June 131 ton, of Marion aild parental atorage doom 011 beth refrigerator and freezer add ,, Middler,;'>r~ M;:~ ~:~:r Kathy. of Clearwaier. Fla. ~it~ Beau':ont, Texas, where of poppies was given by Mrs to June 24:,~1P;''!':1 :r:r.:mnM~: 1o c:upac!ty. Porcelain 011amol crisper holds 30 ' tiS, an r· . ' · bere for a VISJt With hlS they were guests of the form~ Smith. m ' qts. lreab fruita and vogetables. Gibson Autocme, R. D.; Mrs. Molhe Mrs Garen Stansbury , · d 1 .1 Mr An invitation was e~tended Ding) Boyd, post commander, They have two daugh~, age matic Cycle delrostinq moans no pans to emptyther, Mr Walter Abies, Mrs. "cynthla Mrils daughter. ers ~ug~~~nl .;m;:,; and to Lewis Manley Post to attend was a guest and spolre briefly. three years and !&months. Mr. no dials to· remember to twist. Frost ia whisked Walter Ables, Mr. Herbert Mr and Mrs Don Mills is re- and Brs. d ~h~r Beth a joint meeting with the AUJili· Refreshments were oerved by and Mrs. Smith, the g•andpar· away a-ically. See this great buy today at ker, Mr. Edwin Hayman, Mr: cuPerating f~m recent ;urgery : ..~c',;.., a Jess ' Wtaren: ary on Tuesday, July 11, at1:30 Mrs. Wlnoton,l\lrs. Smitlr, Mrs. ents (Ethel Founds),~~ ., ' Orville Crooks, and Gene Hrn at Holzer Hospital in also visited in Galveston p. m. at the Ml Mort.h Bap- Oscar Hardaway and Mro Con and reared In '"'~""" drrx, all of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ••~""'"" •vhile there. tlsl church Lewrence (Ught- Yonng. Plams commumly. and family are camping IIU'I UO lllilllonl week at Royal Oak Park. Gu and. G!t Free 4 Da)'l . J NIJhtl ill Mrs, Paul Haplonstall MIAMI aiACH ARNOLD GRATE daughter, Edith, were In Get your !laver Book TodayUnbelievable bllt True ens, recently where they CU.TIFIID GAl ITATIDN RUTLAND, 0. 7424211 arrangements for Edith to .,. w. Mlln st., Po111......,, 0111e ter Ohio University in the fall. THIS YEi\R GIVE DAD SOMETHING TO WED She is a graduate of Middlepori High School Mrs. Hulda Klein was in Cincinnati recently to attend the high school graduation of her nephew, William Stoecker, Jr .1 and visited with Mr. and Tbese thlrta come tn neck Mrs. WiUiam Stoecker and also size~ 14~ to 17. Have one in Columbus with her sister, pocket and are comfortable Mrs. Robert Kaser. tO wear for dress, for busl· Mrs. James Harley, Holly neY and for travel. A truly line Father's Marlin, Middleport, and Mrs. There are plenty of Our Father's Day gift 11oortmont Is only lor that Day Gilt. These Margaret Davlo, Athens, wllteo, 1 lood seleellon shirll are in sizes oxtrs-speciol Dad ... yours. Glvo him tho vory 1n Springfield where they of solid colors. plus a ' small (to lit' 34-36) eel with their chUdren Dr. fine pin 1trlpe in your boot on Fothor'o Doy ... ho dMtrvll II. medium (to fit 118Mrs. John Harley and family. cholee of colora and 40) large (to Ill 42They attended the J'OU ean plet bll favor· ft) and extra lar&e of their granddaughter. ite coUar atrte. (to lit 46-48) ces Harley from North eAikToHiYI Henley D<CkJ, regu· SchooL Your Shirt Jar eollar ltyles. In , Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz oolld colon. white, Purcha.. I children. Marc and Anita, slrlpeo and combinFethor'1 D1y in Columbus over the WO.:k.,,d ations. where they were guests of Gilt WrapJIId Meo llke to wear and Mrs. John Brown and knitted ablrta. ily. They went to attend the You'll al.to find a vtT!/ fi"' wedding of Mr. Fultz's broth They're comfortgrottp of men's long sleeve able, oeat appear· er, Jimmy Fultz, to Miss l>ress Shirll, whites, solid da samples. fne Uld they're colora, stripes. Site 14!> to 10 eaQ' to wash lB. '~n.d take care of. Middl I. " ' ~ '•: Leisureinan . to.~Sentinet,tip~MiddlejKi~;:o~ iunete,:. ~ 60th Aflnit~er•ary Automation Age 53 Regis.ter Parkers.·. Home · Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carof Rl.l, Middleport, Ohio,. lsWSCSTopic Tuesday lor OIAttr7fv. .c:JMurn,.,eeys' celebrate their 60th wed- A hymn and pryer by Mrs. /. 1/V f.: ~:~ersary on Thursday, W. A. Morg8ll ope!!ed I be Bl'ble School . . '' ;,;Uber ....~CarlomtoOb•e"'e AboOf - •' • •• ~· · ..;.· twORK SUITS BAHR CLOTHIERS up up up SLACKS Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Dad uver bu eooup IPOrt lhlrts for summer wear Select ooe or· two for him now. There 11'8 lOUd eoJora, wbltet, plalda, slrlpeo, and ~hecb. Button down eolian:, reliUiar, widespread collon 111d the loqer point buttoa dowa eollar. ANNOUNCE PROGRAM The Mt Union Bafl\181 2\i mUes south of ~ter. w!U hold 111 annual Father's Day Fo&ram Sunday wllb Sanday Scbool at 1:4& a.m: and ccmtln~ ~ . wHb th~ cbri! ol llarll01ell A finely Dildo IIW11I110r dark made of 85% Da. cron Polyester and 35% Wllh Tenoclty RayooPermanenUy pre88ed ed ohaped forever. Waist stzeo !10 to 110 and ltleet 10111' correct leqth. Dark JOU C!ID eolors thlt are so popular tor aummer wear. $7,95 I =· l i l o tal l .~----------------~~ MIDDLEPORT, 0. WORLD PERMANENT PRESS A picnic at the Middleport . park preceded the meeting of the 8 et 40 Meigs Ccunty Salon No. 110 Monday evenlag. Pearl Knapp, chapeau, presided at the meeting. It was voted to pay delegate fees and assessments for the year. were made for a Stanley party at the borne of Mary Martin Thursday, June 23 al1:30 p.m. as a fund ralsln8 project. Plans were completed for parody skit to he presented at the Departementale pre-marche pouvlor. Several partners plan k· attend the pouvoir and marche to be beld at the House, eclnmbus, July 18 - 19. JnBiaUation of officers will held at the July meeting, the place to be announced. Attending were Mr. Knapp, Gladys Mowrey, Catherine Welsh, Myrtle Walker, Eunle Brinker Dorothy Spencer, Iva Powell, Rhod• Hnckett, Ruth Thornton, EUeen Searles, Hyaell and Mary Marlin. lunCii: Ill the fl1l1all (M.If!l) Jlodl!IID tlll-11!1) ~· · 1111-18!1) 11m Lii'IO "' ,( 11-ln.l ' . countiea, ty, accordln8 to Auto Club Post tual Insurance Charles E. Blakl!slee, Porn· lgaaled a Medicare Melgl County eaJenslon tor. ' 1W been elected to 1bo Dilley will work the I b • formed <O!'J10I'IIIe ~ bealth • care commmdty .\atomoblle ·Club of eluding phyaldanl, COWIIy Southern Ohlo. Blakeslee II teal oocleties, hospltala, · Only 1'1!Jl1'110Dllilve .elf Jag bomet, lltd borne CouniY on the :tt • IDIII we IICfltC(ell - In . boiaetlt elaliDI lor club II ed :i>y Medicare. olllce Ill: anilllut St. 111 · * ;.: ' .' . u8Ja � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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