https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/48124ede39b04c9d64bea1c13656d3de.pdf 3f62025bee206231c058be1c5762c1c8 PDF Text Text ~ ' . 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 �. ' . · '1I ~: . ~,. :.- ~I DAlY SENTINEL ""!t. ,·• ', 'j, ' . ·'' DIVOTID TO INUiliST OP MEijJs.MASON AllEA r ~ -·- ---- • -- HELEN HELP US! "I Ja! •· Ma .... Jat .-... A-Lesson In Values muc- 1/ • " '' • ' o.' ' 65 Ford Gal. 500 · 1 f!li'. tJ•nttop, 219 engine, . tten-•ril tr1nL bello •ncl · ""tor 63 Ford G•laxie r I 1 \ ' Fischer · Will Hurl Ton·i ght 500, Coo. I ·cyL· Aut. trent. R&M cyl. Auto. trans, Whft• ••n ,.,... • 63 Chevrolet ltl Alro 2 Dr, I cyllndor1 Au.to. Trent. R1dlo IIHii hNtor, Whlltwotl tlrtL 62 Ford Gal. 500 · 4 dr. 8 cyl, AI Trano., P dttrlng, r1dlo 1nd he1t.r; 64 Gilaxle XL Convertible. 1· cylfndtr, 1uto trans.. powr .,.,,. lng. PCIWtr llrlktl 1nd wlndDWS. radio & helhr 65 Dodge Dart ,,,n... 65 Honda Ub- Ford~ Ton Pickup. I cylinder. Cl11n . 64 Ford Fairlane SQO, 2 Dr. Hordlop, I cy~ lndtr, Radio & heater W'hltewall flrt•. • 64 Ford Galaxle 5QO, • Dr. 1 erllttder, •""'· trant. ·Rodlo tn~ htaltrf rr:' steering, whltewal 63 Chevrolet lot Al110. 4 Dr . 6 • cyt. Standard.,,.., WhHo woll ...fl..... . ~ Ford Galaxie · 5IQ tt Dr. I c-,llndtr, automatte tnns. Radio ind li'Hter, J)OWtr white Wttb ttr... ttttrlng. · ~ Dotf11e Pickup ¥.t 'fon. I crt. Cion keith Goble Ford USED CAR I.Q'T Lot:lllt • ay...,... ,.., Mkldl...rt CINCINNATI tUPI) - Pitch-tn the first .on Ellis' balk Hank Fischer wiU be on the added two more Ia the tonight wh~n he makes his on two walks, a lhrowing m .a CIJtcmnsti Reds uni· by Leo Cardenas and and equally on. trial will Chris Short's single. be lite man who put hfm there- Wolks to Ricbie · Allen 1ci•tb,cown•er Bill DeWitt Clay Dalrymple, a single Flsclter wos obtained from Bill White and Dick Groat's in a trade Wednesday rifice fly sent in the fourth for Joey Jay - a trade iii the third. .oplnsl lbe C1evalall!l IM)au, 8cbooi 11 _many followers of th,e Cookie Rojas' single, one wllll llltll I!! MA&~u;;;;nn Olicago 28 30 .483 10 Reds dtsllke. five for the night, a wild New York .) ' . An indication of just how dis- »nd Allen's single in the Washington ~ ~: enchanted some fans have be. sent Ellls to the showers. Kansas City 23 35 .3'11 15 come was to be seen at the Tbe Phillies blasted n--ton 21 38 .36Z 1711 IICloeve. corner of 5th »nd : four more runs in the slxlll 003 000 003- 8 ·Sts. Thursday. I ning against Ted Davidson Thuntloy'o llesultl ' York 002 OliO Dill:- 7 t '· ' ':i Hanging from an eight-foot added another pair off of bim Detroit 16 Boston 4 McDowell, Hargan TJant wall around an excavaiion in the seventh. Tho Phlls' final Cbll'Ogo 6 K City 4, lit, C7) and Azcue; Talbot, HamU-li • baseball suit stufled with run come in the ninth on John. Chicago 5 K. City 2, 2nd, Reniff (9) and Gibbl. and labeled "Dim Witt." ny Callison's homer. COLuMBUS ~U)'I) _ Ten , Washington 2 Baltimore•-•'j: I;:~fa!~~ 1 Fi~'b.er. doesn't. know wbot he Wlldnm Cost. f.year-oids go 1e the post to- night • bas watting for h~m, because he Cincin~ati bunched three bits nlgM In the ll'Ottl!lg divl.llon of New York 7 Cleveland I, Thursday ~tght at Corbm, In the ftrst inning and scored the $10,000 Scioto Dowrut Chal· Cahforma 7 Mmnesota 2, He was drtvmg from AI- a pair of runs. They added lenge Stakes. Friday'~ Probable Plteben CARtONf·;~ . ~ 010 000 000- 1 I 1 · ltl Cincmnob and tele. three runs in the ninth on a Be Sweet, 8 daughter ol lii!O ~allforma at Kansas City Ball. phoned the Reds to mform them trtple by Pete Rose, an infield Hambleton/an w 1nne r Blaze ' (mght)-Brunel !4-1) vs. Woah. OOZ 000 OOr- 2 8 be would be ready to work to- bit by Vada Pinson, a double Hanover woa the early lavorlte. ter (ii-5) . Bertaina, Fisber t8) . by Tony l'erez, o sacrifl<e fly She is o,;..ed by !!amuel Hutten- Chicago at Minnesolll lnigbt Etchebarren; Hiebert, Kline 19) 24" OR 26" BICYCLE .Fl"!'~r. 2-3, will be teaming by Deroo Johnson and a single bauer of Cincinnati and has -John (4-1) vs. I:Hl). and Camillt. V!P-Rtchert (7-6). GIRLS OR BOYS (STANDARD) Joe. Nuxhall II· I) as the by Cblco Ruiz. posted a IIDle of 2.01 2-S ihls C I eve Ian d at LP-Bertalna (1-2). lleds open a weekend senes PbHadelphfa rattled lite baD year. · · (night)-lkill (6-2) vs. SeguJ .with the New York Mels wilh about for a total of 19 hits off Others in the neltl are the 5). (1st game) a twl-night doubleheader. Jack : Ellis, Davidson and Jock Bald- lour-horse stable entry of La Detroit at New York tnlgbt) Kan. City 000 310 000- 4 Fisher 13-6) and Bob Shaw t2- l l schun. Belle Helene, La Belle Peck, - Wilson (ii-5) vs. Stottlemyre Chicago 200 ItO 20x- 6 24" OR 26" BICYCLE go for the Mots. Eilts, after being tilted, went Victory Messace and Mighty 6). Stafford, Ltodblad (51, GIRLS OR BOYS (DELUXE)_ .The Reds slipped back into down .to lbe bullpen to do some Victory from Dick Billion: Spin Baltimore at Boston (7), Grilli (7), Dickson 17) etghlh place Thursday ntgbt as tbrowmg on his own. He had Speed Nu Hill Fortune Teller Barber tS.2) vs. Lonborg . Roof; Howard, Locker 19) they were shelled 12-5 by the been_ harrossed by homers 1n Bar Man l!td AC'I VIctory. ' 1 Satarday'e Gaand Ramano, McNertney .!6). Pbiladelphla Phlllies. preY!OUS outings, but wildness 'llte Dowrut wiU llage S t • , Callformo at Kansas City, nlgbl (2-1). LP- Lmd· ,. Ellla Whacked Agalo cost bim this time as be walked day night "The Pace of a :e Chicago al M)lmesota (2-3). HR-Green 13rd). Sammy Ellis wos banded his six. Year'' betw;,.n Easy p Cleveland at Washington (2nd game) Ill" BICYCLI ''""a ' . loss in 13 decisions os he Phlllies Manager Gene Mauch TUiedo · Hanover anti Gee r~ Dell'Oit at New York K~ City 002 000 000- 2 7 0 GIRLS OR BOYS (STANDARD) left In the fourth Inning, trailing laid he was glad to beat Ellitt, Hanover. 11 wiU be the nlnlh Baltimore at Boston Chicago 001 001 OOx-.5 5 I "I (· , 1)1. ~.. ;s · !Jut bated to see him having rate on lbe card carry a urse I N Iiotta! Lea Terry, Dickson 17), Grilli (I) Philadelphia got lis first run troubles. "He's a real bear- of $3,000 and otier win :ager· a W~ p t. GB and Suarez: Pizarro, Locker down_ kid and be'U beat his ing only. San Fran (9) and Romano. WP-Plzarro 39 23 · ~ 1 problem," he observed, "All h,• Meado·.v Dean· poe!M hfa llrsl Loa Angelea 35 25 :583 3" 16-t). LP-Terry ll-4). HRsbas to do is· remember be dido l victory of !he year Thursday PitiBburgb 34 :15 .576 311 McCraw 2• (2nd • 3rdJ, wm lho.oe 22 games accidentally night, w inn i n g the leatured Philadelphia 34 'l/ 557 411 . Other Modela wlfh Optional Equipment last year." . ~th race in 2:04 2-$, The 7· Houston 33 28 :541 511 NatlOBai Leagoe · year-old bay gelding come frotn st. Louia 000 001 000- I 4 I Slightly Higher 28 30 .!33 9 Houston . The Cleveland Browna foot- fourth at the bead of the stretclt Atlanta 29 35 453 11 San Fran. 020 000 oox- 2 5 2 ball team fumbled only eliiiJI to ~ out Golden Gift anti All Cincinnati 28 32 ·448 11 Bruce, Raymond 15) and limes during their entire 11159 Nose. Meadow Doan paid · New York 22 33 .400 1311 Bateman: Marichal (12-2) and aeason '"80 .. 10 and .. HaUer. LP-Bruce (1-4). HR. ... , ,... .,.eo. Chicago 18 40 .310 19 Haller (llih). Challenge Sta' keS HaS 10 4-year-0Ids · t Dr. 270 Sorlot 6 cytl"' d.r, ,.d.. lncl "'""'"' ......, ,. 60 4 dr. Station Wagon. 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Sutton (7-4). ·(Only games ocbeduled) Saii!Py'a Games Plll:!burgh al AUtlnta, night Phnadelpbla.at Sl Louls, night San FrdDClsco at Loa Aliff, night New York at Cincinnati Houston at Chfcaco NEW RACER · MUNICH, Germany (VPI) Tbe Bavarian Motor Worb bas er '!'ho ltas bad a long line of Pontlacs lor many · developed a new Grind l'ril years. It Is a beauUfui ear inside and out. nCing c~r, olmiiar ·to those used in the Jndlanapolitt 1100. car Is JIOWered by a 5 Catalina 2 dr. ~. Top. It bas to~. ~l)lt:tleaUy new If bom'po~oer, lour.eyllnder BMW tire&, and is so nearly new I mllltakfl It for a new· qlne and is the first Grand ,ear from dlatance. Power steering and power bnkes. l'rii car deVeloped by BMW In Std. shjfl. It just arrived on new csr trai!Hn. lis 50-year history. BMW racms aedans, sport. .eilrs and motol' 5 .eycles llold many litter througl> ~ . elf: · Sedan.! Extra .elean. one o\Vltor ear. II has - ~II otit Ute ·world. 1111lte;, ~n!Jb wttq black vin,yl bucket seals. 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By United Prtll ltllernaUonal Rro-Am I'Hullf •nd IM first hill of, ·the 4ht an· Amerieaa t;f"PeL GB nual tournoment will be Baltimore 311 21 .650 publlohed In Sunday' a Cleveland Tlmeo-Sontlnal. Final ra- Dell'Olt : : :: ~ iullt · will be . avolllllle California 32 29 .525 7lL Mond1y, Minnesota 28 30 .41!3 10 '' IGrant. • ~4 Ford Galaxie 500 - 2 Door Hardtop, I DOllOR SAYS T .' ,I ' .I wa> in a rare weU-dont ~ Five yeant ago Roman Catho- England emphasize, as ils old wben he informed us hl.l sehoolo into Uc Army· Chaplain, Father empirical &locies fade boy pltcltet son Pete bD ~"­ • Jim Dolan, was asked by a ~ memories and vulgarity reigns ! supreme In the headlines lite young officer for lnslruosteakejt out for ,a Yankee .Flo,. !' J'ublbhed every afternoon (except It's lite same stufl in the same tlons in itls faith; when he ·: Saturday I and Sunday by Tbe Ohio Val· tryout next spring . . Mrs. Jot ' London newspapero which OOC'• earnesUy and ~ reverently com-ley Publishing Company, llO Mechanic constantly was being hesdlltted Levine: wife of the tycoon who pleted them, Father Jim bop. St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Business Of owns his own mm firm, Ia a . about in the good old U.S A. tized the quiet young man member of the commit~ tor lice phone 11112-2156. Editorial phone Julie Andrews lost eight and until he became tbe ·great Ute rival Warner Bros. splucy 992-2157. new hero ol our Viet Nam pounds working, wilbout one premiere of the controverslallt' War, Father Dolan hadn't even argument, for Alfred HitchEntered as second class mailing mallei gamey Uz.Dlckie epic "Wbo'l 11 suspected the self·effaclug, pur· cock•s Tom Curtain" thriller at 1M poal office at Pomeroy, Ohio. Afraid of VIrginia Woolf' Beatie John Lennon's 52 • poseful lad hod been Capt. Bill Merv Griffin asked Roy Campa· National advertising representative Carpenter, who'd been West year-old dad Freddie will he nella how baseball's change( Bottlnelll Kimball. Inc., 343 Lexlngto• Point's great "lonesome end" gettin' to the church on ttme Iince Roy waa catchllll! for ~ wllh Mn. Trudy Harris, wbo arid hero and now also f along Ave., New York City, New York. .. ; ! Dodgers: "The Yankees art with bis Silver Start may gel works with Freddie at a Sobo · oow at the bollom," Roy aptly ·: " · Sub..rlptlon rates: Delivered by car the ConJII'esslonAI Medal ... .. pub . Mansger Dick Conlon capsuled. . "' I.• rior where available, 35 cents per week House The other evening the winning of Gallagher's Steak · one year In advance at the Dally Senti· "twin double" at Roosevelt · nel oftleo $18.20: six months, $9.10 Raceway bore the nombers H 2-Dally Sentlne~ Pomei'O)'·Middleporl, 0., June 17, 1968 ·h '' three moltths $3.90. By Motor Rout• M - and a flock ol little og· ~ ~ " ~·1 'Where ·etrTier service not avanable ont 'enls with offices at 1564 Broad· .. -• "month $1.30. By· mall one year $10.00 way, a famous theslrical ad· Six months, $5.25; Tbree months, $3.00 dress, came home winners fer 1 change. ' .. lJ0-0-.......!!1!!'!1!1!!!"""""'"""""'~· Sen James 0 . Eastland, bead of the Senate Judiciary Com· mlttee, also to a big cattle '- l» edlturi•h rancher Itt Mississippi an.t of· ' '' ten buys blooded stock to im· yt)IJTil ASKED FOR IT! or brother. He says he has alii I prove the breed; his latest Thill column 1.1 for young peo- er friends closer to him lhllll a prize French steer for which pie, their problentJ and plea&- my older brother. I S1188"ted ·"~ ii A be just paid 619,000 ... AGVA ures, their troubles and fun. adding another usher and Itt r ~~ :.w~; (variety performers union) As with the rest of Helen Help aald If be did II would be hll THE "l!ievlsion personality, and comic osked the U. S. immigration to Us! It wedomes laughs but cousin. strip originator, AI Capp, is about block entry of an Oriental won't dotl&e a serioua question I am very close to both m' the lllllst severe critic of wme of the ac· troupe headed for Bdwy.'s big wlih a brush-off. brothers anti feel thel bavinl tion Q~~~~e youth of the land. Most peop· cabaret the Latin Quarter Send your teen age quesllorut one left out would hurt hinl le . , ,SC!!IIId thinking have to agree with later this month; If AGVA wins, to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, deeply. My Hance can't see m7 mu.t• ol hts pronouncements. Hts latest the L.Q. might go dark. care of Helen Help US I this reasoning and I can't see his, just 'a1'tfilw weeks ago was to the effect England's suddenly unhappy newspaper. What's yours? - F.C.H. that he noted a considerable burning of wit;, the bad press ll's suffer· 1'110 MANY KOOKS dran cards, but that he had never heard Dear F.: . ing from the fantastic legal Dear Helen: of an~'!" -burning their social security Accardlng to Pool, your flon. gambling In that depressed isle; card. tm~ idea ties in with some ol the You probably got blasted by oe is ri&ht: Thi bride choosel A solid slate of dramatic · economics of studio drama and finds in a study of youth in the suburban considered as a deterrent Ia a would-be brides and mamas of her attei>danis, the bridegroom . HOLLYWOOD IUP[)- There to)'(n Ql.JYebster Groves, near St. L<tuis, which brides for your lukewarm atand his, with the exception of ONI is optimi sm in some significant features on TV are just about specials would strongly offset 0150,000 license fee ' Mo , which was in the limelight a couple television quarters that two at the point of equalizing. If a yet another attractive feature would even be slopped en back· on bl& weddings. 1Note from courtesy seleclloa each from ot moolhs ago. The ideas of present day fictors may soon help end the drama costs $400,000 for a uf educational and pay-TV, The gammon clubs . . . The OJ>pop. H.: That I did!), .. . .. . .. .. !he other's family, youth &ho\11, lhat they value more high iy longtime famine of serious single run Dnd can carry the networks have already given liop-mod frenzy in London. we After trying to plan a lovely However, knowing bow the materialistic, and would quite natur· drama on the three major rating momentum (and adver· pay-TV o bad time in grabbing realize, hardly is what t h t wedding, and ending up almost It meorut to bil lh'i, a tbou&h~ ally han& on to anything that spells out tising lineup) of a feature off so many top sports events. great preponderance of Brltoos divorced before I was networks. The factors are : mar· ful man would odd another security:'·The acquisition of promising is Interested in - hut lhat's ried, 1 will now agree with you. usher (in addition to bls CIIISinl The unexpected reasonable showcase whose celluloid fare rating garnered re<>ently by is $500, lt110 a shot, it becomes dramatic properties by the wbat the news stories about Girls cloo't EVER get it>- even II boutonnlere, glfla, and networks - especially original almost a bargain ..• CBS-TV's brilliant version of tolved in o bl& "do," unless, wha~not tate a few dollars .• Tha !'))i~ , ljuestion raised by the study works-sometimes allows for "There are, of course, all The Aimaaao "Death of a Salesman.'' us Helen says, you have reia· way from hla honeymoon 111011Is that of t are we doing to our child· And more importantly, the those 'if's' centerir.g on sponsor possible pyramiding of financial ren. The s udy says the children are not ttves and close friends who are ey. II pays dividends lo keep By United Prell Jaternatloaal fact that the now-desperate disposition and the rating profit il the opus Is adapted b•d, but are too good for their own good. totally compallbi, and won't the bride happy on her wedToday is Friday, June 17, the aet their feelings hurt. They are ·oolng what their parents and shortage of new movies for returns on future TV legiters. into various fonns: Movie, ding day. - H. stage, book, records, etc. But necessily is working very 16Bth day of 1916 with 11'1 to society are driving them to, and doing television soon may provide an Grandma got mad because I P.S. t;o,r another oo!utltnt, The intelligent. au die n c ~ follow. a good job, They are in the academic rat opening for good dramas to be much in drama 's favor, for the wouldn't . wear her wedding read letl!r' slpd "LIVlNG race, and 'are not interested in intellec· The moon Is between Ill last dress. o family tradition, even HAPPIL'Y EVER AII'I'ER." slipped in among the two-hour two-hour studio shows could cut might be at least partially tual g~als, but are aware of the need to features to be made for video any network 's need for feature wooed back to network televi- quarter and new phase. though It's all frayed and yel· OLD WIVES TALE go to college so they can be assured of product by 25 per cenl, and sion. The mornina: JtBl'l are Venua low and too small tor me. Dear Jleifllt to fill the motion picture a:ap. a!lluence . .They have no interest in de· The reasoning behind this therein lies the real hope for a and Saturn. Great Aunt Martha, who d.,.. ... " Wpritlllpllellllf · -·~.lfril .. velopintJ ~etter mind, life, natio.n,.and . latter point- which sponsors revival of what is termed the The evening atar Ia Mercury. n'l like Grandma. Insisted that blby, otter havllll beoD marfutl\);.e 'rpetr values are based on mtddle Russian composer Igor Stra· she'd buy me o dress; and her . ried 1 yr. My hUsblnd's inDIImust be sold on- is that the 'golden agl''," cll$~.'saciety, which features success, the There are, or course, ether Yinslty waa born on ihltt day lD •ide of the family said I h ey tDOiber ..ya lite tnowa II Will audiences that watch movies mater~ things of life, with little ideal· reasons for some optimism are not tied to the running· 11182. wouldn't come if I didn't or· be 111r1 beeaUBO lhe belli a me~ ism, the study shows. . ' character situation series else- about future video dram'-! On this day in history: cept (which I didn't), al plumblllll (strlllf[ wllb a where on the networks, and are specials- the foremost. of whirh In 1775, 3,500 British soldiers His and my folks couldn't weigh! on· It) over my IIUII• the best bet to slirk aroWld and is this fall's new series, "ABC By William Lawreace, D.D.S. attacked 1,000 American pa· agree on a guest Ust, ended up and II IWUDI lD a circle•. If II Tbey· found that the young people's Q - I was born wllh a cleft triots on Bunker Hill, actually Stage 67," which is already a watch. Idea of sucress depends on getting along not speaking. There was a big bad swung bock and fOrth, lht There is talk that if the reality and has scheduled some palate (bUt no harel~p) . I was Breed's Hill, acrlllltt the Charles hassle over bridesmaids and saya It would wau 1 boy. II with•·peopla in the lint place, and thank that I'd never be able to River from Boston. The Brittlh gOOIIJ'""'" QOmpromising principles was sponsors can be made to original plays that promise told wear o full denture. Now I have lost more than 1,000 men; lht ushers becalltl! of not enough Ibis true? believe this, a sort of formula genuine interest, succe·ssful or near the bottom ol the list, and intelli· jobs to fit all the people want· Also, somi!Ollt else llld m1 a partial denture supported by Americans 441. · mighl be worked out so that not. &•nee came in last. Their idea of happi1 ing them. U the &lrl was lbe more doml< In addition, In the wake of tbree remaining teeth. These ness is a big house, two cars, and a lot of there would be, say, one drama In 1928, Amelia Earhart lkifore long I felt so pulled nant of the two she'd have boya money. The study feels that parents who a month along with three the "Death of o Salesman" teeth aren't going to last forev· became the first woman to fly and hauled by oil the kooks on and If the man Wll'l !he llronf' coup, some of the plays being er. What will I do when they 1cross lite Atlantic. The plane incul~ate , these ideas are robbing the movies (some of which may be both aides of the family I just er and more forceful one ollht . youth of an opportunity to dream, have the made-for-video two-hour mentioned as possible network have to come out? I'm ~ years waa piloted by Wilmer Stultz . said to beck with lite whole couple they'd hsve pis. 10 11 .. - -l>utied ·intellectual curiosity, which is motion pictures 1. The guessing specials include "The Crucible" old. In 193$, resldenta of lite A - I think you ltove little RusstaiHICcupied zone of Berlin mess, and one day my llance I wanted a boy baby, I llhould 'bne liftrftrrreatest gifts to chUdren, and is that something along these by Arthur Miller, "The Glass and I took a drive anti came be submissive and let my bu.. planted In them a lack of will to strive lines might be worked out by Menagerie" by Tennessee Wil· to worry about. You can have staged maaa anti-Communist back married. - We are band boss me, qain, right or for bieber things. We have the Bible as oe1.t spring or the 1967-68 Iiams and "othello" (with fitted to your mouth a. perfect- rioll protesting the working and IJVING HAPPILY EVER AF· wrong? - RUTH authority for those who worship the gold· ''oitier and, perhaps, ly satisfactory full upper det>- living conditiona lmpooed by season. TER Dear Ruih: • en calf, and it mi&ht be that punishment It is always dilficult to take George c. Scotti . David Suss· lore with an obturator attacb- the Sovltll. Dear LHEA: . wronc on bolb couuta. Tba ~ might a~aln bo visited upon our nation. kind, who brought "Death of a ment to fill the cteft in your pal· the networks seriously about In 1854. , Rocky Marciano CoogratulaUonsl"Yttu're oite plumbing mylh'persllla beelUSI ~" ',' any new leaf they promise to Salesman" to television. is the ate. However, take ·the best retained !he world .heavywelf.hl couple wbo didn't let too many the law of 1vtrapl mUll I& : ; • 7· ' turn over. The constant viewer name heard most as the chief car~ of the thr<l! ·teeth y ,o u boldng ttlle in a dedsioo over Uoka spoil the ll'Oth!. - H. 'i History Is fuU of eumples of nations right 50 per cent ollhe Ume. · • in the numerous have left. Teetb are excellent Ezzard Charles. j ~t h•ve allowed their bodies to grow gets the feeling that they are producer Dear Helen: 'llte secontl theory II Ulll'eUa projects being mentioned. It is anchors for dentures, so keep J. fat; an4 u\etr morals lax. They have all mostly icy opportunisll wbo reported I am engaged to a wondertile, unprovable l!ld uaau)lhentlhe has been op. them 'll; long as yod can. milk o piece of prestige to been overrun by barbarian armies be· A thought for the day- lul fellow whom I love. b u I eated, but ll's on acellenl WB'/' death when ·u comes along tt proached for a slate of shows. ~ cause of the inability to see farther British philosopher John Locke: Q - I'd like to bow about "The end of law Is not to right now I wonder II we WIU to keep a wile In line, provlcled NBC-TV's "Hallmark Hall of try to make the public forget J than UleJ'J¥1 ol their pose. Today we are ever make It ta the altar. she wanltt a boy, -H. t faceoll'by ~llions, and eventually by bil· the awful stuff they put on day Fame" naturally will be back plastic fillings. Do· they outlast abolish or restrain~ but to Ia tryinl tD eboooe the wedThis oolumn it tledlealed It liLns who.are hungry, and are striving to to day. In short, "Dtath of a wilh its annual greup of porcelain fillings? And do they preserve and enlarge frteQom.'' ding party, my ftance leola II famlly Ufllll, 10 If you're bav· · ! lift themselves up the cultural ladder, Salesman" has allowed for a lot dramas. And signs of yet cost more? . bll job alone to seltct lite usb- Jni.)ld trouble ttl' jttit 'pleltl ~ and we migl;tt be their victims as in ages A - Plaotlc flliings were pop. of puff-type promises of quoli· another promising direction •~SNOW-CLAD'' en. ll'OUhle, lei Belen Help YOU. past. It is Stlggested by the leader of the arise in ABC-TV's plans for a ular when they were f~at introty. Nevada nieknamed t he I always tltottght my two She wiU allo welcGme y ourstudy we should think about the idea of However, the weekly show fall. opaminute version of the duced in dentistry many yearo "Saeebrush Stata" or the "Sll· .brolhera, aces 20 anti :1$, would awn amU11111 uperiellell. Ad( ~ hil'tory repeating itself because we are business newspaper ''Variety" m us I c a I ''Brigadoon" w it h ago. The claims madt for them nr State," means "Soow-clad'' bo in lite wedtlln& pll'ly, but dress Heielt Bottel Ill cue . II • .~osinK .Jur true sense of values .. has come up with seme sound Robert Goulet, Sally Ann were most ottrjiCijve; but tboy in Spanish ond was named II· my ~ wanta only my )'011111· thlo newi'[)IJllr. ·'· practical points about why the Howes and Peter Faik (In o never quite lived up to lhoBI ter the Sierra Nevada mout>~ claims. While plasUca cap be llln range on !he once-a-month drama notion just non-singing role). 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Cion keith Goble Ford USED CAR I.Q'T Lot:lllt • ay...,... ,.., Mkldl...rt CINCINNATI tUPI) - Pitch-tn the first .on Ellis' balk Hank Fischer wiU be on the added two more Ia the tonight wh~n he makes his on two walks, a lhrowing m .a CIJtcmnsti Reds uni· by Leo Cardenas and and equally on. trial will Chris Short's single. be lite man who put hfm there- Wolks to Ricbie · Allen 1ci•tb,cown•er Bill DeWitt Clay Dalrymple, a single Flsclter wos obtained from Bill White and Dick Groat's in a trade Wednesday rifice fly sent in the fourth for Joey Jay - a trade iii the third. .oplnsl lbe C1evalall!l IM)au, 8cbooi 11 _many followers of th,e Cookie Rojas' single, one wllll llltll I!! MA&~u;;;;nn Olicago 28 30 .483 10 Reds dtsllke. five for the night, a wild New York .) ' . An indication of just how dis- »nd Allen's single in the Washington ~ ~: enchanted some fans have be. sent Ellls to the showers. Kansas City 23 35 .3'11 15 come was to be seen at the Tbe Phillies blasted n--ton 21 38 .36Z 1711 IICloeve. corner of 5th »nd : four more runs in the slxlll 003 000 003- 8 ·Sts. Thursday. I ning against Ted Davidson Thuntloy'o llesultl ' York 002 OliO Dill:- 7 t '· ' ':i Hanging from an eight-foot added another pair off of bim Detroit 16 Boston 4 McDowell, Hargan TJant wall around an excavaiion in the seventh. Tho Phlls' final Cbll'Ogo 6 K City 4, lit, C7) and Azcue; Talbot, HamU-li • baseball suit stufled with run come in the ninth on John. Chicago 5 K. City 2, 2nd, Reniff (9) and Gibbl. and labeled "Dim Witt." ny Callison's homer. COLuMBUS ~U)'I) _ Ten , Washington 2 Baltimore•-•'j: I;:~fa!~~ 1 Fi~'b.er. doesn't. know wbot he Wlldnm Cost. f.year-oids go 1e the post to- night • bas watting for h~m, because he Cincin~ati bunched three bits nlgM In the ll'Ottl!lg divl.llon of New York 7 Cleveland I, Thursday ~tght at Corbm, In the ftrst inning and scored the $10,000 Scioto Dowrut Chal· Cahforma 7 Mmnesota 2, He was drtvmg from AI- a pair of runs. They added lenge Stakes. Friday'~ Probable Plteben CARtONf·;~ . ~ 010 000 000- 1 I 1 · ltl Cincmnob and tele. three runs in the ninth on a Be Sweet, 8 daughter ol lii!O ~allforma at Kansas City Ball. phoned the Reds to mform them trtple by Pete Rose, an infield Hambleton/an w 1nne r Blaze ' (mght)-Brunel !4-1) vs. Woah. OOZ 000 OOr- 2 8 be would be ready to work to- bit by Vada Pinson, a double Hanover woa the early lavorlte. ter (ii-5) . Bertaina, Fisber t8) . by Tony l'erez, o sacrifl<e fly She is o,;..ed by !!amuel Hutten- Chicago at Minnesolll lnigbt Etchebarren; Hiebert, Kline 19) 24" OR 26" BICYCLE .Fl"!'~r. 2-3, will be teaming by Deroo Johnson and a single bauer of Cincinnati and has -John (4-1) vs. I:Hl). and Camillt. V!P-Rtchert (7-6). GIRLS OR BOYS (STANDARD) Joe. Nuxhall II· I) as the by Cblco Ruiz. posted a IIDle of 2.01 2-S ihls C I eve Ian d at LP-Bertalna (1-2). lleds open a weekend senes PbHadelphfa rattled lite baD year. · · (night)-lkill (6-2) vs. SeguJ .with the New York Mels wilh about for a total of 19 hits off Others in the neltl are the 5). (1st game) a twl-night doubleheader. Jack : Ellis, Davidson and Jock Bald- lour-horse stable entry of La Detroit at New York tnlgbt) Kan. City 000 310 000- 4 Fisher 13-6) and Bob Shaw t2- l l schun. Belle Helene, La Belle Peck, - Wilson (ii-5) vs. Stottlemyre Chicago 200 ItO 20x- 6 24" OR 26" BICYCLE go for the Mots. Eilts, after being tilted, went Victory Messace and Mighty 6). Stafford, Ltodblad (51, GIRLS OR BOYS (DELUXE)_ .The Reds slipped back into down .to lbe bullpen to do some Victory from Dick Billion: Spin Baltimore at Boston (7), Grilli (7), Dickson 17) etghlh place Thursday ntgbt as tbrowmg on his own. He had Speed Nu Hill Fortune Teller Barber tS.2) vs. Lonborg . Roof; Howard, Locker 19) they were shelled 12-5 by the been_ harrossed by homers 1n Bar Man l!td AC'I VIctory. ' 1 Satarday'e Gaand Ramano, McNertney .!6). Pbiladelphla Phlllies. preY!OUS outings, but wildness 'llte Dowrut wiU llage S t • , Callformo at Kansas City, nlgbl (2-1). LP- Lmd· ,. Ellla Whacked Agalo cost bim this time as be walked day night "The Pace of a :e Chicago al M)lmesota (2-3). HR-Green 13rd). Sammy Ellis wos banded his six. Year'' betw;,.n Easy p Cleveland at Washington (2nd game) Ill" BICYCLI ''""a ' . loss in 13 decisions os he Phlllies Manager Gene Mauch TUiedo · Hanover anti Gee r~ Dell'Oit at New York K~ City 002 000 000- 2 7 0 GIRLS OR BOYS (STANDARD) left In the fourth Inning, trailing laid he was glad to beat Ellitt, Hanover. 11 wiU be the nlnlh Baltimore at Boston Chicago 001 001 OOx-.5 5 I "I (· , 1)1. ~.. ;s · !Jut bated to see him having rate on lbe card carry a urse I N Iiotta! Lea Terry, Dickson 17), Grilli (I) Philadelphia got lis first run troubles. "He's a real bear- of $3,000 and otier win :ager· a W~ p t. GB and Suarez: Pizarro, Locker down_ kid and be'U beat his ing only. San Fran (9) and Romano. WP-Plzarro 39 23 · ~ 1 problem," he observed, "All h,• Meado·.v Dean· poe!M hfa llrsl Loa Angelea 35 25 :583 3" 16-t). LP-Terry ll-4). HRsbas to do is· remember be dido l victory of !he year Thursday PitiBburgb 34 :15 .576 311 McCraw 2• (2nd • 3rdJ, wm lho.oe 22 games accidentally night, w inn i n g the leatured Philadelphia 34 'l/ 557 411 . Other Modela wlfh Optional Equipment last year." . ~th race in 2:04 2-$, The 7· Houston 33 28 :541 511 NatlOBai Leagoe · year-old bay gelding come frotn st. Louia 000 001 000- I 4 I Slightly Higher 28 30 .!33 9 Houston . The Cleveland Browna foot- fourth at the bead of the stretclt Atlanta 29 35 453 11 San Fran. 020 000 oox- 2 5 2 ball team fumbled only eliiiJI to ~ out Golden Gift anti All Cincinnati 28 32 ·448 11 Bruce, Raymond 15) and limes during their entire 11159 Nose. Meadow Doan paid · New York 22 33 .400 1311 Bateman: Marichal (12-2) and aeason '"80 .. 10 and .. HaUer. LP-Bruce (1-4). HR. ... , ,... .,.eo. Chicago 18 40 .310 19 Haller (llih). Challenge Sta' keS HaS 10 4-year-0Ids · t Dr. 270 Sorlot 6 cytl"' d.r, ,.d.. lncl "'""'"' ......, ,. 60 4 dr. Station Wagon. VB, Std. trans. Power steering, · radio and heater 1964 Dodge·.- - • s1995 500 2 dr. Hardtop, VB, Auto. trans. Radio and heater, black flnlsb. 1963 Rambler - .S1095 4 dr. Station Wagon. 8 cYJ. Std. trans. are: I. Beat caused by rapid set- Ung of pluUe Oillltl• can dam-e• the nerve. Z. 11tey bove no adhesive quat. lllea. 3. 'lltey aboorb colora a n 4 odors. 4. 11tey're__aften pitted. AI for ...t, llioY ~ DOl cost more !han other ft1llnas, perhapa lesa. I , .:, . .• • lf .. .". ' ~ i " So NOW 7HI:Y'VE &Of A STATION WAOON ANI7 FIXE!' UP A lEI' IN "THE SACK.. ·NOW LISTEN •••• Q - I WU lllereJied lD ,our arUelo oa ldlnl yollr den- llllllnltl your conl'ldeiiee by ltll· }IIi him about your ,eneral pby· aleal contllUon, llul bow? M1 dt!lltlst doesli't stand 111111 Ioiii enqb or llfllp llDCtac 6 !lblalo IIDC ariJ11 lrqm flpro iJi' Pq· ¥eel, He ha' ~ ehalra ,&fill two 11111'11!1 aittl be rutll from anOiae: l ,t!Oa•t ~~"talk w .one rO.m to 110 blm ~. How dolt, ,IIIII cope Willi auch a cit~? · ' - .,..,.. IAiiaia. • ' LONG on Value- 1963 Dodge - • - s1395 • 63 Buick .,1963 Dodge •. • - $1695 h~ater • ... $1095 ,l . S3q. ~" f~~~ . ' ·Radio and heater . . na~!O i ari~ beater, ·· H&R FIRESTONf:.~ , ~. · Tboraday's llelltlll San Francbco 2 Houston 1 AUanta 17 New York 1, nlgbt PltiBburgh 2 St. Louis t, night 1 PhUalleiphfa 12 Cinci. 5, nlgbt Chicago 5 L<s Angeles 3, night Friday's Prolttiblo PllcHn New York at Cincinnati (2, lwl-nlght)-Fisher (3-6) and 1Shaw (2-4) vs. Fiscber 12-3) and NlllhaO (H). Pltllburgh at Atlaota (night) -:(:artlweU !H) vs. Jay (6-2). Pbiladelphla at St. Louil lnight)-L. Jackaoa (H) VI. Simmons (1-l). San Francll<o al l<s Angeles fnight)-Perry (7-1) VI. Sutton (7-4). ·(Only games ocbeduled) Saii!Py'a Games Plll:!burgh al AUtlnta, night Phnadelpbla.at Sl Louls, night San FrdDClsco at Loa Aliff, night New York at Cincinnati Houston at Chfcaco NEW RACER · MUNICH, Germany (VPI) Tbe Bavarian Motor Worb bas er '!'ho ltas bad a long line of Pontlacs lor many · developed a new Grind l'ril years. It Is a beauUfui ear inside and out. nCing c~r, olmiiar ·to those used in the Jndlanapolitt 1100. car Is JIOWered by a 5 Catalina 2 dr. ~. Top. It bas to~. ~l)lt:tleaUy new If bom'po~oer, lour.eyllnder BMW tire&, and is so nearly new I mllltakfl It for a new· qlne and is the first Grand ,ear from dlatance. Power steering and power bnkes. l'rii car deVeloped by BMW In Std. shjfl. It just arrived on new csr trai!Hn. lis 50-year history. BMW racms aedans, sport. .eilrs and motol' 5 .eycles llold many litter througl> ~ . elf: · Sedan.! Extra .elean. one o\Vltor ear. II has - ~II otit Ute ·world. 1111lte;, ~n!Jb wttq black vin,yl bucket seals. 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By United Prtll ltllernaUonal Rro-Am I'Hullf •nd IM first hill of, ·the 4ht an· Amerieaa t;f"PeL GB nual tournoment will be Baltimore 311 21 .650 publlohed In Sunday' a Cleveland Tlmeo-Sontlnal. Final ra- Dell'Olt : : :: ~ iullt · will be . avolllllle California 32 29 .525 7lL Mond1y, Minnesota 28 30 .41!3 10 '' IGrant. • ~4 Ford Galaxie 500 - 2 Door Hardtop, I DOllOR SAYS T .' ,I ' .I wa> in a rare weU-dont ~ Five yeant ago Roman Catho- England emphasize, as ils old wben he informed us hl.l sehoolo into Uc Army· Chaplain, Father empirical &locies fade boy pltcltet son Pete bD ~"­ • Jim Dolan, was asked by a ~ memories and vulgarity reigns ! supreme In the headlines lite young officer for lnslruosteakejt out for ,a Yankee .Flo,. !' J'ublbhed every afternoon (except It's lite same stufl in the same tlons in itls faith; when he ·: Saturday I and Sunday by Tbe Ohio Val· tryout next spring . . Mrs. Jot ' London newspapero which OOC'• earnesUy and ~ reverently com-ley Publishing Company, llO Mechanic constantly was being hesdlltted Levine: wife of the tycoon who pleted them, Father Jim bop. St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Business Of owns his own mm firm, Ia a . about in the good old U.S A. tized the quiet young man member of the commit~ tor lice phone 11112-2156. Editorial phone Julie Andrews lost eight and until he became tbe ·great Ute rival Warner Bros. splucy 992-2157. new hero ol our Viet Nam pounds working, wilbout one premiere of the controverslallt' War, Father Dolan hadn't even argument, for Alfred HitchEntered as second class mailing mallei gamey Uz.Dlckie epic "Wbo'l 11 suspected the self·effaclug, pur· cock•s Tom Curtain" thriller at 1M poal office at Pomeroy, Ohio. Afraid of VIrginia Woolf' Beatie John Lennon's 52 • poseful lad hod been Capt. Bill Merv Griffin asked Roy Campa· National advertising representative Carpenter, who'd been West year-old dad Freddie will he nella how baseball's change( Bottlnelll Kimball. Inc., 343 Lexlngto• Point's great "lonesome end" gettin' to the church on ttme Iince Roy waa catchllll! for ~ wllh Mn. Trudy Harris, wbo arid hero and now also f along Ave., New York City, New York. .. ; ! Dodgers: "The Yankees art with bis Silver Start may gel works with Freddie at a Sobo · oow at the bollom," Roy aptly ·: " · Sub..rlptlon rates: Delivered by car the ConJII'esslonAI Medal ... .. pub . Mansger Dick Conlon capsuled. . "' I.• rior where available, 35 cents per week House The other evening the winning of Gallagher's Steak · one year In advance at the Dally Senti· "twin double" at Roosevelt · nel oftleo $18.20: six months, $9.10 Raceway bore the nombers H 2-Dally Sentlne~ Pomei'O)'·Middleporl, 0., June 17, 1968 ·h '' three moltths $3.90. By Motor Rout• M - and a flock ol little og· ~ ~ " ~·1 'Where ·etrTier service not avanable ont 'enls with offices at 1564 Broad· .. -• "month $1.30. By· mall one year $10.00 way, a famous theslrical ad· Six months, $5.25; Tbree months, $3.00 dress, came home winners fer 1 change. ' .. lJ0-0-.......!!1!!'!1!1!!!"""""'"""""'~· Sen James 0 . Eastland, bead of the Senate Judiciary Com· mlttee, also to a big cattle '- l» edlturi•h rancher Itt Mississippi an.t of· ' '' ten buys blooded stock to im· yt)IJTil ASKED FOR IT! or brother. He says he has alii I prove the breed; his latest Thill column 1.1 for young peo- er friends closer to him lhllll a prize French steer for which pie, their problentJ and plea&- my older brother. I S1188"ted ·"~ ii A be just paid 619,000 ... AGVA ures, their troubles and fun. adding another usher and Itt r ~~ :.w~; (variety performers union) As with the rest of Helen Help aald If be did II would be hll THE "l!ievlsion personality, and comic osked the U. S. immigration to Us! It wedomes laughs but cousin. strip originator, AI Capp, is about block entry of an Oriental won't dotl&e a serioua question I am very close to both m' the lllllst severe critic of wme of the ac· troupe headed for Bdwy.'s big wlih a brush-off. brothers anti feel thel bavinl tion Q~~~~e youth of the land. Most peop· cabaret the Latin Quarter Send your teen age quesllorut one left out would hurt hinl le . , ,SC!!IIId thinking have to agree with later this month; If AGVA wins, to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, deeply. My Hance can't see m7 mu.t• ol hts pronouncements. Hts latest the L.Q. might go dark. care of Helen Help US I this reasoning and I can't see his, just 'a1'tfilw weeks ago was to the effect England's suddenly unhappy newspaper. What's yours? - F.C.H. that he noted a considerable burning of wit;, the bad press ll's suffer· 1'110 MANY KOOKS dran cards, but that he had never heard Dear F.: . ing from the fantastic legal Dear Helen: of an~'!" -burning their social security Accardlng to Pool, your flon. gambling In that depressed isle; card. tm~ idea ties in with some ol the You probably got blasted by oe is ri&ht: Thi bride choosel A solid slate of dramatic · economics of studio drama and finds in a study of youth in the suburban considered as a deterrent Ia a would-be brides and mamas of her attei>danis, the bridegroom . HOLLYWOOD IUP[)- There to)'(n Ql.JYebster Groves, near St. L<tuis, which brides for your lukewarm atand his, with the exception of ONI is optimi sm in some significant features on TV are just about specials would strongly offset 0150,000 license fee ' Mo , which was in the limelight a couple television quarters that two at the point of equalizing. If a yet another attractive feature would even be slopped en back· on bl& weddings. 1Note from courtesy seleclloa each from ot moolhs ago. The ideas of present day fictors may soon help end the drama costs $400,000 for a uf educational and pay-TV, The gammon clubs . . . The OJ>pop. H.: That I did!), .. . .. . .. .. !he other's family, youth &ho\11, lhat they value more high iy longtime famine of serious single run Dnd can carry the networks have already given liop-mod frenzy in London. we After trying to plan a lovely However, knowing bow the materialistic, and would quite natur· drama on the three major rating momentum (and adver· pay-TV o bad time in grabbing realize, hardly is what t h t wedding, and ending up almost It meorut to bil lh'i, a tbou&h~ ally han& on to anything that spells out tising lineup) of a feature off so many top sports events. great preponderance of Brltoos divorced before I was networks. The factors are : mar· ful man would odd another security:'·The acquisition of promising is Interested in - hut lhat's ried, 1 will now agree with you. usher (in addition to bls CIIISinl The unexpected reasonable showcase whose celluloid fare rating garnered re<>ently by is $500, lt110 a shot, it becomes dramatic properties by the wbat the news stories about Girls cloo't EVER get it>- even II boutonnlere, glfla, and networks - especially original almost a bargain ..• CBS-TV's brilliant version of tolved in o bl& "do," unless, wha~not tate a few dollars .• Tha !'))i~ , ljuestion raised by the study works-sometimes allows for "There are, of course, all The Aimaaao "Death of a Salesman.'' us Helen says, you have reia· way from hla honeymoon 111011Is that of t are we doing to our child· And more importantly, the those 'if's' centerir.g on sponsor possible pyramiding of financial ren. The s udy says the children are not ttves and close friends who are ey. II pays dividends lo keep By United Prell Jaternatloaal fact that the now-desperate disposition and the rating profit il the opus Is adapted b•d, but are too good for their own good. totally compallbi, and won't the bride happy on her wedToday is Friday, June 17, the aet their feelings hurt. They are ·oolng what their parents and shortage of new movies for returns on future TV legiters. into various fonns: Movie, ding day. - H. stage, book, records, etc. But necessily is working very 16Bth day of 1916 with 11'1 to society are driving them to, and doing television soon may provide an Grandma got mad because I P.S. t;o,r another oo!utltnt, The intelligent. au die n c ~ follow. a good job, They are in the academic rat opening for good dramas to be much in drama 's favor, for the wouldn't . wear her wedding read letl!r' slpd "LIVlNG race, and 'are not interested in intellec· The moon Is between Ill last dress. o family tradition, even HAPPIL'Y EVER AII'I'ER." slipped in among the two-hour two-hour studio shows could cut might be at least partially tual g~als, but are aware of the need to features to be made for video any network 's need for feature wooed back to network televi- quarter and new phase. though It's all frayed and yel· OLD WIVES TALE go to college so they can be assured of product by 25 per cenl, and sion. The mornina: JtBl'l are Venua low and too small tor me. Dear Jleifllt to fill the motion picture a:ap. a!lluence . .They have no interest in de· The reasoning behind this therein lies the real hope for a and Saturn. Great Aunt Martha, who d.,.. ... " Wpritlllpllellllf · -·~.lfril .. velopintJ ~etter mind, life, natio.n,.and . latter point- which sponsors revival of what is termed the The evening atar Ia Mercury. n'l like Grandma. Insisted that blby, otter havllll beoD marfutl\);.e 'rpetr values are based on mtddle Russian composer Igor Stra· she'd buy me o dress; and her . ried 1 yr. My hUsblnd's inDIImust be sold on- is that the 'golden agl''," cll$~.'saciety, which features success, the There are, or course, ether Yinslty waa born on ihltt day lD •ide of the family said I h ey tDOiber ..ya lite tnowa II Will audiences that watch movies mater~ things of life, with little ideal· reasons for some optimism are not tied to the running· 11182. wouldn't come if I didn't or· be 111r1 beeaUBO lhe belli a me~ ism, the study shows. . ' character situation series else- about future video dram'-! On this day in history: cept (which I didn't), al plumblllll (strlllf[ wllb a where on the networks, and are specials- the foremost. of whirh In 1775, 3,500 British soldiers His and my folks couldn't weigh! on· It) over my IIUII• the best bet to slirk aroWld and is this fall's new series, "ABC By William Lawreace, D.D.S. attacked 1,000 American pa· agree on a guest Ust, ended up and II IWUDI lD a circle•. If II Tbey· found that the young people's Q - I was born wllh a cleft triots on Bunker Hill, actually Stage 67," which is already a watch. Idea of sucress depends on getting along not speaking. There was a big bad swung bock and fOrth, lht There is talk that if the reality and has scheduled some palate (bUt no harel~p) . I was Breed's Hill, acrlllltt the Charles hassle over bridesmaids and saya It would wau 1 boy. II with•·peopla in the lint place, and thank that I'd never be able to River from Boston. The Brittlh gOOIIJ'""'" QOmpromising principles was sponsors can be made to original plays that promise told wear o full denture. Now I have lost more than 1,000 men; lht ushers becalltl! of not enough Ibis true? believe this, a sort of formula genuine interest, succe·ssful or near the bottom ol the list, and intelli· jobs to fit all the people want· Also, somi!Ollt else llld m1 a partial denture supported by Americans 441. · mighl be worked out so that not. &•nee came in last. Their idea of happi1 ing them. U the &lrl was lbe more doml< In addition, In the wake of tbree remaining teeth. These ness is a big house, two cars, and a lot of there would be, say, one drama In 1928, Amelia Earhart lkifore long I felt so pulled nant of the two she'd have boya money. The study feels that parents who a month along with three the "Death of o Salesman" teeth aren't going to last forev· became the first woman to fly and hauled by oil the kooks on and If the man Wll'l !he llronf' coup, some of the plays being er. What will I do when they 1cross lite Atlantic. The plane incul~ate , these ideas are robbing the movies (some of which may be both aides of the family I just er and more forceful one ollht . youth of an opportunity to dream, have the made-for-video two-hour mentioned as possible network have to come out? I'm ~ years waa piloted by Wilmer Stultz . said to beck with lite whole couple they'd hsve pis. 10 11 .. - -l>utied ·intellectual curiosity, which is motion pictures 1. The guessing specials include "The Crucible" old. In 193$, resldenta of lite A - I think you ltove little RusstaiHICcupied zone of Berlin mess, and one day my llance I wanted a boy baby, I llhould 'bne liftrftrrreatest gifts to chUdren, and is that something along these by Arthur Miller, "The Glass and I took a drive anti came be submissive and let my bu.. planted In them a lack of will to strive lines might be worked out by Menagerie" by Tennessee Wil· to worry about. You can have staged maaa anti-Communist back married. - We are band boss me, qain, right or for bieber things. We have the Bible as oe1.t spring or the 1967-68 Iiams and "othello" (with fitted to your mouth a. perfect- rioll protesting the working and IJVING HAPPILY EVER AF· wrong? - RUTH authority for those who worship the gold· ''oitier and, perhaps, ly satisfactory full upper det>- living conditiona lmpooed by season. TER Dear Ruih: • en calf, and it mi&ht be that punishment It is always dilficult to take George c. Scotti . David Suss· lore with an obturator attacb- the Sovltll. Dear LHEA: . wronc on bolb couuta. Tba ~ might a~aln bo visited upon our nation. kind, who brought "Death of a ment to fill the cteft in your pal· the networks seriously about In 1854. , Rocky Marciano CoogratulaUonsl"Yttu're oite plumbing mylh'persllla beelUSI ~" ',' any new leaf they promise to Salesman" to television. is the ate. However, take ·the best retained !he world .heavywelf.hl couple wbo didn't let too many the law of 1vtrapl mUll I& : ; • 7· ' turn over. The constant viewer name heard most as the chief car~ of the thr<l! ·teeth y ,o u boldng ttlle in a dedsioo over Uoka spoil the ll'Oth!. - H. 'i History Is fuU of eumples of nations right 50 per cent ollhe Ume. · • in the numerous have left. Teetb are excellent Ezzard Charles. j ~t h•ve allowed their bodies to grow gets the feeling that they are producer Dear Helen: 'llte secontl theory II Ulll'eUa projects being mentioned. It is anchors for dentures, so keep J. fat; an4 u\etr morals lax. They have all mostly icy opportunisll wbo reported I am engaged to a wondertile, unprovable l!ld uaau)lhentlhe has been op. them 'll; long as yod can. milk o piece of prestige to been overrun by barbarian armies be· A thought for the day- lul fellow whom I love. b u I eated, but ll's on acellenl WB'/' death when ·u comes along tt proached for a slate of shows. ~ cause of the inability to see farther British philosopher John Locke: Q - I'd like to bow about "The end of law Is not to right now I wonder II we WIU to keep a wile In line, provlcled NBC-TV's "Hallmark Hall of try to make the public forget J than UleJ'J¥1 ol their pose. Today we are ever make It ta the altar. she wanltt a boy, -H. t faceoll'by ~llions, and eventually by bil· the awful stuff they put on day Fame" naturally will be back plastic fillings. Do· they outlast abolish or restrain~ but to Ia tryinl tD eboooe the wedThis oolumn it tledlealed It liLns who.are hungry, and are striving to to day. In short, "Dtath of a wilh its annual greup of porcelain fillings? And do they preserve and enlarge frteQom.'' ding party, my ftance leola II famlly Ufllll, 10 If you're bav· · ! lift themselves up the cultural ladder, Salesman" has allowed for a lot dramas. And signs of yet cost more? . bll job alone to seltct lite usb- Jni.)ld trouble ttl' jttit 'pleltl ~ and we migl;tt be their victims as in ages A - Plaotlc flliings were pop. of puff-type promises of quoli· another promising direction •~SNOW-CLAD'' en. ll'OUhle, lei Belen Help YOU. past. It is Stlggested by the leader of the arise in ABC-TV's plans for a ular when they were f~at introty. Nevada nieknamed t he I always tltottght my two She wiU allo welcGme y ourstudy we should think about the idea of However, the weekly show fall. opaminute version of the duced in dentistry many yearo "Saeebrush Stata" or the "Sll· .brolhera, aces 20 anti :1$, would awn amU11111 uperiellell. Ad( ~ hil'tory repeating itself because we are business newspaper ''Variety" m us I c a I ''Brigadoon" w it h ago. The claims madt for them nr State," means "Soow-clad'' bo in lite wedtlln& pll'ly, but dress Heielt Bottel Ill cue . II • .~osinK .Jur true sense of values .. has come up with seme sound Robert Goulet, Sally Ann were most ottrjiCijve; but tboy in Spanish ond was named II· my ~ wanta only my )'011111· thlo newi'[)IJllr. ·'· practical points about why the Howes and Peter Faik (In o never quite lived up to lhoBI ter the Sierra Nevada mout>~ claims. While plasUca cap be llln range on !he once-a-month drama notion just non-singing role). PaeHlc Other reasons should appeal used In certain repairs, they alope, according to the Ency· might shape up: "The way theatrical film to the networks for the relura ltave characteristics wbicb make elopaedla Britannica. them less desiroble than tl)'nthetpric•es are mounfjng, the of drama : lc porcelain, amallfiiD or &old Hado's They1l It Every Time ct . filling&. These characteristics 'H - .. ., • Jack O'Brl11n ~ - ' ., Rlcllard S. Owen, Publisher Cheller ranneh!IL Editor . 1 ,, Voice ·d f Broa"dway "Quick, Medic, the Banda ids!" " . ...: · :~~'uidt · • - .. •· - $1395 . L8 ~bre & fll'. Hard Top. We ·can refer you to tbla . loql oWner who hleblY reeoninlends thlo car. Power · ttleeJ1Iig. tranmtlalon. .' I . . 61. ~ 61 QJdl' 88 Satellite, V·B motor, std. trans., wl•lw tires, deluxe wheel disc•. tur<1uoi.OSI, with blaclt: vinyl top, black vinyl Int. 11 20,000 mUea. Roo I shorpl ... ' ' 63 Doclsl! Pola111 . $1195 Convertible - - - - Holiday Sed. V-8'motor, auto. trans., power brlke,s. pow. steering, white with blue top & like new blue vinyl tnt. p0.!ililil1 59 Ford Thunderbird _ $1095 Sport Coupe. V-8; auto. trans., po1rer brakes & steering, radio, wlslw. tires, wheel discs, f'ctory air. V-8 engine, aut<tlrtatic ·trans., · brakes, power ·, ~ring, ratlfo, white aldewalls, wlteel discs, l!al!lo~~ wllh white top and blue vt!IYM. . 47,000 JDlles. Cati!Uac tradNI. ' ,~ I , 56 Chev. 4 Door ~- $195 ' . V-8 motor, std.lrJDt. ~9 Doclait ~, CJoor - ·_ ! ' ••• .EV.GS ·:tiL. ,.,., e AS.IS .. SPECIALS · 'V;Jtoll mqtor, -Utomatic tfanL . J;t , . Karr& Vqn _ .., ' ' $29s f ·, ; MOTOR . . . , �,, ' r' >, ' ·' >I I Death Attempt Fails ·• J, I ' ::tett':a~: go:rS:me~~~ ~~·p:~: ::~ :.·=~~ ==~t~tr~~ ~~;~i e S~Y lt.Rev.tly SYMPATHY FLOWERS ' 1 j ' ' - Funeral Wreaths a Sprays a Baskets ·. F~THER'S' IS'SUJIIDAY . ~ . Co - WJsbing Action "I •' Convenient Ttrn Scoring was done by the Cal· laway System. Tom Fisher won the low number of putts (29). Tbe horseshoe winner was Lewis Wilcox of Point Pleasant Rotary, with Rex Mt.1'..ormlck of Gallipolla !,iona .as runnor- DISHMOBILE MASON FURNITURE CO. •• Ma ICOl ' • SUIIIzR tableware. Super-SIIfl!<! Washing Acti0<1 has~~ cleaninl P<'Ml'· • No hand riasJrC! ~ ri,.. and wash cydes clo. I b you. • Quit! amiatlon wilh !hreo SPECIAL! slld>loound-deadeoinl -- • Filii 14 table se~ capacity INEMA). Plenty of space far large, odd- shaped Items. • Attractive Spill-Saver Top. Budget Terms BAKER FURNITURE 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. $225 57AGrant Comes fO OU I th Tr 7\. T 1 TOr t' t 7\ T le 1 ,am -·Cocoa Get s 90 A ttack s 1 Jar n- ill----- Li-Ro-Ki TourneyWon · ByHosts - N. W. COMPTON, 0. I MASON, W. VA. ~----------~~~========~~~~~~~~~~~ Jl! ,, of Premier Nguyen Cao · Ky. of the Buddblsl fnaUtute at lbe tive SaturdaJ. · She faDed but lbe attempt set pagoda, mean11bile coademned · Ky oent 1,11110 mono troopa cant Taylor, YIN pre'lde·~ will be llalallod lllo J... !Jib Gueat opeaker wu Fred IIIII Villloa OOUDiiell, Olld tlal off BRother wave of government rioUng IIIII olbor vioitllt tacllcs 1Into Hue today to try It Olld tbe •oottDclleunscbwander, Director, Ob1o othen would be placed iD opunrest. 'of Hue's mlliloal Buddhist antlgovenment demottstrationa Buddblats ywtbs bad rioted leader Thlch Tri Quang who Is and an open rebellion by 1011 ---------IDepartment of Development eratto• 1000. Tile tranen 1111 His topic waa "Jobs Olld Pro- boinl manned by Ohio UAinr·] ~~ lbro118bout lbo day In tile II tbe elflhtb dll)' of a bttnJer troopo o1 lbe lot Vietumese Iff"" in Soutbeastera Ollio. lily . - . I! atreeta of Saigoa unm pollee strike to protest AmeriCIII: Division, boled up In lbe I Neunscbwander praised SEODaihberl potlted out broka up the demonstrations bv support of Ky. 'I mooted fortresa that wu lboi RC member• lor lbelr ellorts preae111 membonbip Ia tilt flriq plsols iDto lbe air and Cbau's blistering public demm- bome of VIet llam•o lllCielll i iD promoUq tile SEO orea, SEORC II aeartq lbe 1111 filii drencbiDg the crowds wltb tear elation split tile Buddblst 1emperors. I staling, "It's up Ill lbe people of 300. ,,.............._ _ _ _'"'!'• sao. church rilht up the middle. 1 Troopa ia Hue cleared lbo Ill sell tbelr community to illFollowfll& lbo dinHr ud ,..,_ The girl then poured gasoline Two senior I!IODks, Thich' streell wltb tear J81 barrqH i dustry. Developme•t II a vaas IJ'&m, a brief board Gi diroclover her clotheo allbe pqodaiTink Khlet and Tblch Doa Hau, land putlo rintl Gi limUII'OUid 1 roots effort." Ioro meellnj was conducted. alld oet bersel! afire. Sbe w•l sent 1 massage to Tum Cbau 1the uclenl fortreeo. OPtOMitRIIt Loe wana<e, IS, Reodsvffie, The director pointed out ez. Gallipolfa will bolt lbo Auc· alive of Ma>oD county, alld a ilting iaduatries play aa tm- l111t meeting of lbe Soulheaslenl CHIIciBaan: I to 12, 2 10 II (Close al Noell 011. fermer minister well . portant role iD attraclintl new ObJo Relional Council. 1'11an. - las& Court SL, 1'\nDetvj ' tn .,.lbera Gallia <0111> firma and that eooperaUoo from Tbls was anaouneed Tban ty, dted at t a.m. Friday In everybody II a muat ill order day •ilhl durillg lbe !Ill SEOcamden.{:lark Bolpital, Park- to move forward. RC membership meeting at ersburtl, alter 1 long moe... "Our biggest problem loday Lake Hope by council president Born Jaa. 18, 1893, at Hog· is acc.:ess to SoutheasterR Ohio. E. E. Davis, Oak Hill. sett, W. Va., be waa the 101 of But w~tb tht coastructioo of , CLEVELAND (UPII -'being prepared for the oeasoo ,Bianton Collier is expected to tile late H. H. and Rosetta new bJgbways. tbe 21- county] Cleveland fullback Jim Brown plus UJe general personnel slt· ' make important changes in the IWallace. His wne died iR 1964 ! area ia . u:pected lo " beoe.fit : 1111 't was handed an ultimatum today uation of our club," he said. IBrowns' offense. Veteran balf. and two daughters also preced· I greatly m the future, contiDof eitber reporting to training Modell said he was unsuceess.. bacb Ernie Gree~~ and Leroy ed brn:a mde~th. ; lied ~he sp~aker. He po~ted out camp July 17 or facing suspen-~ lui in contacting BroWII by phone Kelly probably will share lbe He IS sumved by three tbe SEORC played an tmport· sion without pay. and the fullback had nol caUeci' ba1l carrying duties 11 pre-se• sons, Robert Wallace, Render- illlt mle m the Jocatioa of tbe . . . . him. , son workouts 8lld games and 1 son: WIIUam Wallace, Belpre: proposed Appalachu~n High· Oh1o U~lvers1ty announced t. Prestdenl Art ,Modell .sa1d tile Cbangeo Planaod · greater empbasio will be plaeed and Lee WaUace, Jr., Little way. day ~ecetpl of $225,571 demon~JtmlBtum .was ,he dectsive a~ In the meantime, bead coach Ion paSsina:. Hocking; seven daughters, Mrs. Nuenschwander stated Ohlo's stratmn research and tr~~~ tion ~rom1sed last week Patricia Dunree, Little Hock· unemployent figures are we1l , grant fro~ the U. ~· Brown I fullback future was aot Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 17, 1966-5 inti: Mrs. Beulah Lowry, Alb· below the national average, of Economtc Opporlumty. I straightened out. ~-·ens; Mrs. Zora Bradley, eo- made possible by aew iodust- The OEO grant IS a pa.rt of 1 Modellleftlbe door wide opea Iambus; Mrs. Gertrude Walton, ries locating ia tile Buckeye grand total of $349,556 m fed· [ for his return but Brown's com· West Jefferson: Mrs. Nina state. era) lfiDtB whicb will be used I mitments In lbe movie, "The Beach, Fla.• and , '·Selling Ohio is our rOJpon- ta train 150 disadvantaged bigh : Dirty Dozen," are expected to Mra. Carolyn Rutb and Mrs. slbillly, OUr trade llllliStODI school YOIIIII'Ierl ta wort .. keep him In England into SepCatberine Hash, botb ef Reeds- have been 8 great success. Re- teacher 1udes m Head Start ternber. Yille. search and development ill our and other pre-school proerams. The Browns' Umetable tills There are also 23 grandchH· I best area. By l91i9, Ohio wUf Following •. five week-<>nyear Is July 18 for tile first dreo and two great grandchil- complete ill iDterstate bilhway campuo tram1ng program. I workout, Aug. 6 for tbe first of SAIGON (UPJ) - American war lanes dodged Rlll- dren. other ourvivors are two II)'Siem, becoming lbe first teama of two teen-agers and !1ve pre-season games and Sept. . b 'lt . il d hit N rth v· lPN 'lh 90 . brolbero Randall M Wallace ~ one <allege otudent wUJ work . Elan-ut mlSsesan o 1e amM DllB' · ' 1 1 k · HadS t 11 for lbe openmg of tile regu- . U S k .d lod A U S N . t f h Bladen and Clyde wallace of or our wee s 1n e tar lar seaoon at Washington. SIOns, • . spo esmen Sal, ay: • , avY Je lg- I· Procto;..,ille· and two listers, in Soullleastern Ohio Coald Looe $!011 Dally er went down and ~he pilot radioed that . Commurust Be . · Kin nd M one county In West Vir. troops were closmg In on him. 'Mrs. ss1e ga rs. , Since lbe fullback ts drawThe pilot bade farewell to fellow Hiers in a hurried Margaret Rider, botll of Proc- 1 (Continued From Pqe One) ]IiDia. ing an eaUmated salary of at hi d' I S . I Co torvllle Dr. Frank Creason, 0 h 1o fll:lr. 000 1 th message over s escape ra 10. n atgon, 1e •ng ter· ' . be • social register "'I'm ~:g:::: ::;:~~::assistaot professor 1east .,.., year, e suspen-~ror!sts exploded a dea~ly Claymore mine and a band greArraqemenl! will anooun- lbey didn't in~Jude me .. ston could ~st him sbout. $200 nade at a bus stop today, wounding 10 Americans, two <Oil by the Wbtte Funeral home . , will direct tbe 1 a clay. He ts paid on a year 1 Koreans and three Vietna· .. __ of Coolvfile. Tbe Rev. Freehmd Hungamo • born actrea High ocbool oludenll arouod basil unlike most ~ lmese. Mea's Quarlerl jUit around tbe Norris will be il charge of last ThW:sday when mformed are from nine oou• football players whose pay b.. ' corner rites aad burial will be ia lbe recetved the cold sboulolt>r havill& Head Start pr• sino wheo lbe season s~arts. : The toll would have b 1 1 1 • lbe BeaJ~ Chapel cemetery at . tbe summer edition of tile They are Scioto, Bola, 11 lo believed lbe q!Jlmatum 1 much higher but for a fideuke-eda J:OOafter V'et.niiiiU!IO Apple Grove W Va licalion. Hocklq, Meigs, Gallia, Waabcould result · lbe . - lure Ipower failure tllal lay exp ' a 1 ' ' • "If people knew oome of Jack100, Vintoo ill . m ~ma ; many persons from reacbing moved •lowly down tbe . re~= oil 0110 olin m~st :tile stop at tlleir normal time. llld military pollee zer<Od in Deleple Weber ~~~:no:g~::.u~. w,:" and Wood ia West VIr· BrouJn Faces Suspension In Modell's Ultimatum DAY ' \OA; feiPODI.III ~1 ...."! Bernice Calloway, trea1arer; Lee Wallace Of Retdsville Dies Friday · from Dudley's ! 111 yeor wltb DrlliDI &etker, Gallia Will Host SEORC in A... . . . . . . )11:01'*" '""'"' .. eSay It Sweetlj •• ' --hr!Meem- lulaiU., oolflctr. Now ........ SAIGON tUPI) -A 19-year- badly burned bul the llamea requeolinl bo JO to Hue to try on Ala MNlae, pmfdeot; old iJ!rllrted to burn berself to were ullqushod before she Ito end lbo Buddblst "problem" Doily L'porl, - · .... deatll In lbo Bnddhists' Vien could die. ;tllere. other moce militant relary; lAo Mayes, ..,.._ eSay It Softly e Say It Sbicerely , I. POIIIT PLlASAN't - 'I'H "nde..... Gudra au .. I UPJ Bne• £s POINT PLEASANT The annual ''Li-Ro-Ki'' golf ·tournament was held Thursday at Hidden Valley Golf Cl•b. Following the toUrnament the si:x clubs dined at the club· house. The Rotary Club was bost to Gallipolis Lion~ Rotarians and Klwanians and Point Pleasant Lions and Kiwanians. The host club ·won with a 293, and the Point Pleasant Klwan· 11 had a '1!11 for runner-up. Rotary President Bob SUer welcomed tile 54 gueats and Carroll Casto was in charge of arrangements• . The low gross trophy was won by John Wiseman, Wbo shot a 79~ with runnerup. honors to Casto. Low net winner was ChBrles Varney wi~ a 72, an:f Bob Butcher was runnerup with a 72. v· '1 •,u tt;. • a- . Americu mUitary polictllbe drivar witb riO eo Retnl'llll Home "";'dn't bo. U ted &Jala. "ille. · · I bel' ed that botb tile ada sullmacblllo auns. He ·-, wou ' "Our ooacllinl otafi cannot , IOV • • fP'en. , Demtia Weber retrmed llomo er. At least 1 marry lbe men wait untn aucb a late date to !aud mme ~loslons might : drove ·=~ O.lq Ia loday from Atbelll wbere he have love affairs with. Some formulate our off...ive plana '1 bavo been diverliou for llot beell attending Bdckeye tbo oocial lema! OJ Ia tbe for tile 1966 season," Modell rma)or terror attack en the .The dcnmed llovy p State al Ohio Univeralty. Isler don't botller w marrvl Jaid. iColtse~ Bachelor __ ~~ [bll comrades ~ioh":.:uao .,11 !poDSOred by Rutiaod tlleir lovers... SO% MORE EFFECTIVE COOLING! ; "If Jim were to show up ·Rblled ucape r . ia Post Americu Legioa. September ld b troopo ware movmg I Dennis and bls !aliter Ver· &.ibson Texan packs up to 26,000 B.T.U. capacity Into a mate an ·a;;ai:r aa •: hlo ~ :le ~PI''::""~ feared_~': noo Weber, are one o1 ~rare Going for Broke FRIDAY cabinet 10 compact it fits windows only 28 Inches wide ar Installs through the wall. Exclusive Air Sweep power~ ~~~eend~i~Uo~n~bls~abil!'~lty=r ' UIIO ... I falber and ... combinations SPACE CENTER, TIIIRD FRIDAY club will up the new off nse Amerfcu reseuo )llaMI to botb bave attended tbe Boys - Aslronaull John Yow'i meet Friday eveuing at tbo driven kJuvert automatically sweep cool air from wall tel·----: e iato ...... of Nortb VfeiJWMH !State sessions. ' Michael Collino wOJ try to aet borne of Mra. Fred Deasauer. wtll, room to room, throur;thout your home. The Texa• ~ lulli-alr~~-~~llld~lllUllel- 1 Vernoo Weber wu a dele- • world altitude record of 431 THE POMEROY ATHELTIC glvu you 30% more effective cooling 1han ordinary ~ I pte In 1943 wheo It was bold miles io tbe Digbt of Aaaocialloa wm . _ 1 billh modtl1 of the same alze that only blow cool lit In en• : Firemen lo CanVIIU ot Ohio Weoleyu Unlvenity 10 ne<t montb. lcbool dance party, opeo to p,.oot dtroctlon. ; lluutyTips J Do~a"'"" lllld wao llflOIISIII"'' Informed aourcea aald orea teen-apn, Ibis oomintl COLUMBUS (UPI) N- Haven Areu by Drew Webster Post spacemeo could use the Fridtty night from 1 to 11 p. m. QUIET AS A WHISPER! Planning o . , state Board of Res~ today NEW HAVEN _ cu Legion of Pomeroy. That power of an Ageno tars<! 11 lbe Pomeroy Hilh School 6tbaon'l turbine blower, 2-speed fan motor and apecfll trip? Cbecldn' 1 ~ ' recommellded a $S mUIIon per ......., Ibis ud oear- wu lbe aeveatb year of e!Hte to blast tbemselveo auditorimn. The Jaya will emyour ward· muffler 11111 surrounded on five sldea wllh IDUn;d dudyeden"!'·~-~m of atateteaid_~1 sluareu will canvass Boyo' State. Now, 23 years Ia~ tbe ulstlng altitude ceo. robe? Have tnlna fiber glats to assure vou of quiet operation. ~ ·~~Nmg prtva ~ egos for dooaliou of mater· w, bll oon bal atlalded. 3418 miles. The record II held SATURDAY you aet aside . . lbe riallt eo!- .· and untversltieo.. or 11111110)1 01 Tuesday, by Soviet cosmonaut AN ICE CREAM aocial will GIBSON 100% TESTED QUAUTYI on of'Up" The board, In tis final verslol to help 11nanoo Arthur Diehl Smith Belyayev and hio copilot, be held the O'lening of June 11 sticks, opate~- ·I,, ! Evar, 61baon air condilloner undergoes 3 solid hours o1 of tile Master Plan for Higher ei Leonov wbo first walked at Buhao for lbe newly fmned 81 lddllton to !heir eentl for 111· ' ~ moro111 evenEducation, auggested that llrebouoe. Die1 on Thursday space M~rcb 18, 1965. llashan fire Dept. Proceedl so careful testinG to assure your trouble-free comfort, Only ings, briahter Uibt colon lor fultion grants of up Ill $250 a Some material bal alrtodJ Arlbur Diehl Smitll, 62, a for boae for tbe r., truck. &lbton make this exclusive "QueJity Mile" tqt • • • da7 time, lip glau-mascan, aemeoter or $17t a quarter be olttuted but lddltional !dent of tbe La8a1le Hotel ill p to B d Homemade Ice cream, call• _ r ow uw.~rance of quality performance. eyeliner or bruehoo. How --•· allabl to d • Mlddleport died as r or en says 1 15 about anU-perspirant, and if ~ av • ••• Y wBI be oeeded to ..,... or ud pop and music. you're beaded for lots of sun students attending ooo of tile 41 lbo projecL AtlyoM wllil- Veterans ia Senices to be Held TUESDAY and tan, you w!U Mid • difaccredited private iRstituUou In to danale wbo bu not been ton Thursday evening. He enPaatar Nyh! D. Bordeo POTLUCK PICNIC for memPrieM ferent snade of powder base ·• Ohio. ~ ..n Tea Gn. tered lbo hospital Wednesday. loday there wlll be regular bers alll! famlliea of lbe Auxilifrom your preaent sbade. Storl At ' Cheek your cosmetic ward· Estimated COlli of tile ~ 181-H, or , . He waa retired from lbe New lhip IOi'Ylco al lbo Mt. ary tl Veteran! Memorial boo" rabe,ltop tn for 1 free bopr ;, about $S mliUon IDIIUal· atlbo 16S lapor- York Ceotral Railroad wbere Baptist Cburcb In Mlddieport. pita! wm he bold Tuesday, or btaub' before you pad:, SEE THE POWERFUL GIBSON TEXAN AT during 118 ftrsl years, witb All YO!uDteer bt wao a clett at the Bobsoo There were reporll that June :11 at six o'clock (EST) 'lhen off to 1 wonderful ttme. -lola B1rtrum rise a/lor tllot. II lbo oolicltltloD ,..-ds. Mr. Smith wu I voter-- Ices would be canceled due to 1 at lbo 'New Haven roadside regeats poiated out by lbo )low 111 of World War II. The body dl!lrict meeting. pork AH allllliary membon Pal rolbegJugh' a m 1bo fultlol J"nmen'o bailie. wao tak011 to the Soodgraso He urged all members are i.ked to bring 1 prospee11 1 11 ltJ upeliSive, tt oeral Borne where arruge- lbo aflel'liOOII oeaetoo ol U•e DOW member 11 IJU!II. cost aboot twice aa much to lit !lEW TrllJII lllfiVI!D ments ore incomplete. Sunday School and r..- lurlbor lllformation coli ARNOLD GRATE , _ WY 24557 uoato tbe atadenl! wbo would Tbort were !It ..,. Training Ulion of tbe Prov~ llrs. Mar'!' Seamu. pbone 1112 tat 1. Mollo ,..illtt'O'/ be IDvolved ia publla IUiltulullsued lD Meigl eotiiiY CAlLED TWICE donee Assoclatioo whfcb Is 5121 or Mn Wanda Fetty t91- 742-·ml RUTLAND, tlona. May ol tbil The Middleport E-R ..,g conducted It the -· ' reported lodoy summooed at 2:211 O'eek Baptist Cburcb lo · .._. Nelllo - . for Betty Little, polls. 4'~ ..... ~---. who waa Ill, ud ,... Ira• 11 can, oyclea, lJ ..truc:toltlelt parted to Holler bosptial PenD8ylvama· Man -::~=~;;~ IIIII IIVI 1rallert. Uled -::::-;, Tbe unit also •• lulled toialod 1110, wllll ., 1 can otl:llp.•. Tbllll•l Cited afler Wre~k 111 an. lor Betty FlirguBoll, Poor~ A Pltcairo, Pl., IIIII WE 'VI wbo ltld lainled. to P•IIIOI'O!' Mayor GOT 1es Legar'o court Tbursday SOMI .. .•.•••.•. lewis Jepelr Service PA!TOR ILl. lowiag I IWI><II' ICcfdeal -FORPomeroy omqency Main-st at 1,30 p.m. PoSpeclal Purt'laase &: Sale! - ot 9:51 p.m. '1\uraday were lice said 1 ear driveu bJ Sol eHEATING ealled for Rev. II. W. Jeokl, Poshkill allepdly ru 1 red ePLUMIING lUI MaiiH~ Wbo - Ul light and •IIOiber ftltl•, eROOFING • • to VeteralllJ 1o coming off tile park!JII lot bJ Alfrft ))otltu lfl. Ion al F tbalp layLeera 00 SOfJAL CAI..ENDAR "I $3 Mill•IOD ~ I I Asked£or College Aid lOLA'S . .. . • ' Make your • dreams· come true ... call us for .' •' i ' $169·95 . ' The Doage· Boys are ,de.1lin' the bottom out of prices to ·put you in the lead. Ahead of th.,pack. With 'the great Dodge breed. Drive your own bargain: a Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good guys. . home improvement ......... - ' ' I - ..n u eonvenlence when ,YOU modemlxt. OUr home 11r:ulce p11n ond build IIIII ""' ....... kitchen, 01' odd-· ,.. tho nluoo In IMIUdln& mltel1olo Ill &lve tho bolt 11 . . bolp W. - '"jl _. YCIU Mil value ; rou rou ,.\ . FREE ESTIMATES Oil YOUR REMODELING NEEDS I I I We can hlnciJI your finlnma too. P111se check the rtiJ10dei!nl: ,)liti."llU wuukl JIM mof. FREE 0 matEft 0 =-N lnform~~Uon abouL · ·'' : (JI 11111 b*rested In I do dO not - 0 FINISHED UPSTAIRS D GARAGE D- I ' ·' ' niW home. , hiVI DIJ GWII lot. Nome-----·---:--- ' I I I I ·0= 0= J ·--·--------· Pomeroy Cement Block Co. O I MMii.r o ••m D S1UI. ••- Addreu -_ ---_ -- __, CIIJ _ _ _ _ - , ' · Y~u can tell r:· ' 't~· guys; they all weir ' ' ., . ' ' I ·~ ' ' ')!.i 1··•. (~t • ' ' ','-' ' ' . ' . • ...' ' • ._I ;t: -.-:-:--.• ---· ;.••.,.,r.-.,.., ....,=,......,~~ '" f"!.r--..,....,... • ,.., .. .,.'' . '' I'(' "••< .. LE.WU ' •' . '' . ·.1 NEED A NEW SINK? Bargains ' ...... .l "Sure S~n of I]' ~ ' .1 , The Department Store of Building Since 1915 PHONI ·fPNIOll , ,· · POMIROY • RcJTLAND FURNITURE lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON .,....~ Feeds \ ..,, :' '- I ~. ~ ' * .Seeds Fertilizer . SUsicaftam:Fiour.,.,ills ' ' _:·,, .: :'•~;,1. ' • , •, ·'• ~ ·WV·2"2.11S . ~ j. ' ,., ' • .·' .. ~~!1'!!1-.!!!'1"'1!!!!' • ,. - . t',' __ . o-aJ llolpilll "American Kitchens" 19, POiiii!I'Oy. Police 11id lba - ear U.fvlw - K.-!11 lila·IWlu appareotiJ a total I o 1 1 ... CoolvlDe. Pelhtin'a car bad llJio • po - J111101 HolloL d~. llo llljurleo lJNIT MU.t!D lla<ine .........,., ....... Mn.--. men were IUDUiloned day light for Rlclne, who ltld fallen, frlctil'-- llc' • lbt\tlder. . . 'I ~f · qw. ' . ..,llal. CABINET SINKS~ CASH 6 CARRY SPECIAL PRICES 42'' Economr ·•· •••· 54.50 42" Custom . •. •.... 62.50 Ohio . ....... ~ 54" Custom .. -- .. .. 66" Custom ...... .. Plumbing & Heating IDWAID lAIR. OWN~R M-2036 . .. �,, ' r' >, ' ·' >I I Death Attempt Fails ·• J, I ' ::tett':a~: go:rS:me~~~ ~~·p:~: ::~ :.·=~~ ==~t~tr~~ ~~;~i e S~Y lt.Rev.tly SYMPATHY FLOWERS ' 1 j ' ' - Funeral Wreaths a Sprays a Baskets ·. F~THER'S' IS'SUJIIDAY . ~ . Co - WJsbing Action "I •' Convenient Ttrn Scoring was done by the Cal· laway System. Tom Fisher won the low number of putts (29). Tbe horseshoe winner was Lewis Wilcox of Point Pleasant Rotary, with Rex Mt.1'..ormlck of Gallipolla !,iona .as runnor- DISHMOBILE MASON FURNITURE CO. •• Ma ICOl ' • SUIIIzR tableware. Super-SIIfl!<! Washing Acti0<1 has~~ cleaninl P<'Ml'· • No hand riasJrC! ~ ri,.. and wash cydes clo. I b you. • Quit! amiatlon wilh !hreo SPECIAL! slld>loound-deadeoinl -- • Filii 14 table se~ capacity INEMA). Plenty of space far large, odd- shaped Items. • Attractive Spill-Saver Top. Budget Terms BAKER FURNITURE 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. $225 57AGrant Comes fO OU I th Tr 7\. T 1 TOr t' t 7\ T le 1 ,am -·Cocoa Get s 90 A ttack s 1 Jar n- ill----- Li-Ro-Ki TourneyWon · ByHosts - N. W. COMPTON, 0. I MASON, W. VA. ~----------~~~========~~~~~~~~~~~ Jl! ,, of Premier Nguyen Cao · Ky. of the Buddblsl fnaUtute at lbe tive SaturdaJ. · She faDed but lbe attempt set pagoda, mean11bile coademned · Ky oent 1,11110 mono troopa cant Taylor, YIN pre'lde·~ will be llalallod lllo J... !Jib Gueat opeaker wu Fred IIIII Villloa OOUDiiell, Olld tlal off BRother wave of government rioUng IIIII olbor vioitllt tacllcs 1Into Hue today to try It Olld tbe •oottDclleunscbwander, Director, Ob1o othen would be placed iD opunrest. 'of Hue's mlliloal Buddhist antlgovenment demottstrationa Buddblats ywtbs bad rioted leader Thlch Tri Quang who Is and an open rebellion by 1011 ---------IDepartment of Development eratto• 1000. Tile tranen 1111 His topic waa "Jobs Olld Pro- boinl manned by Ohio UAinr·] ~~ lbro118bout lbo day In tile II tbe elflhtb dll)' of a bttnJer troopo o1 lbe lot Vietumese Iff"" in Soutbeastera Ollio. lily . - . I! atreeta of Saigoa unm pollee strike to protest AmeriCIII: Division, boled up In lbe I Neunscbwander praised SEODaihberl potlted out broka up the demonstrations bv support of Ky. 'I mooted fortresa that wu lboi RC member• lor lbelr ellorts preae111 membonbip Ia tilt flriq plsols iDto lbe air and Cbau's blistering public demm- bome of VIet llam•o lllCielll i iD promoUq tile SEO orea, SEORC II aeartq lbe 1111 filii drencbiDg the crowds wltb tear elation split tile Buddblst 1emperors. I staling, "It's up Ill lbe people of 300. ,,.............._ _ _ _'"'!'• sao. church rilht up the middle. 1 Troopa ia Hue cleared lbo Ill sell tbelr community to illFollowfll& lbo dinHr ud ,..,_ The girl then poured gasoline Two senior I!IODks, Thich' streell wltb tear J81 barrqH i dustry. Developme•t II a vaas IJ'&m, a brief board Gi diroclover her clotheo allbe pqodaiTink Khlet and Tblch Doa Hau, land putlo rintl Gi limUII'OUid 1 roots effort." Ioro meellnj was conducted. alld oet bersel! afire. Sbe w•l sent 1 massage to Tum Cbau 1the uclenl fortreeo. OPtOMitRIIt Loe wana<e, IS, Reodsvffie, The director pointed out ez. Gallipolfa will bolt lbo Auc· alive of Ma>oD county, alld a ilting iaduatries play aa tm- l111t meeting of lbe Soulheaslenl CHIIciBaan: I to 12, 2 10 II (Close al Noell 011. fermer minister well . portant role iD attraclintl new ObJo Relional Council. 1'11an. - las& Court SL, 1'\nDetvj ' tn .,.lbera Gallia <0111> firma and that eooperaUoo from Tbls was anaouneed Tban ty, dted at t a.m. Friday In everybody II a muat ill order day •ilhl durillg lbe !Ill SEOcamden.{:lark Bolpital, Park- to move forward. RC membership meeting at ersburtl, alter 1 long moe... "Our biggest problem loday Lake Hope by council president Born Jaa. 18, 1893, at Hog· is acc.:ess to SoutheasterR Ohio. E. E. Davis, Oak Hill. sett, W. Va., be waa the 101 of But w~tb tht coastructioo of , CLEVELAND (UPII -'being prepared for the oeasoo ,Bianton Collier is expected to tile late H. H. and Rosetta new bJgbways. tbe 21- county] Cleveland fullback Jim Brown plus UJe general personnel slt· ' make important changes in the IWallace. His wne died iR 1964 ! area ia . u:pected lo " beoe.fit : 1111 't was handed an ultimatum today uation of our club," he said. IBrowns' offense. Veteran balf. and two daughters also preced· I greatly m the future, contiDof eitber reporting to training Modell said he was unsuceess.. bacb Ernie Gree~~ and Leroy ed brn:a mde~th. ; lied ~he sp~aker. He po~ted out camp July 17 or facing suspen-~ lui in contacting BroWII by phone Kelly probably will share lbe He IS sumved by three tbe SEORC played an tmport· sion without pay. and the fullback had nol caUeci' ba1l carrying duties 11 pre-se• sons, Robert Wallace, Render- illlt mle m the Jocatioa of tbe . . . . him. , son workouts 8lld games and 1 son: WIIUam Wallace, Belpre: proposed Appalachu~n High· Oh1o U~lvers1ty announced t. Prestdenl Art ,Modell .sa1d tile Cbangeo Planaod · greater empbasio will be plaeed and Lee WaUace, Jr., Little way. day ~ecetpl of $225,571 demon~JtmlBtum .was ,he dectsive a~ In the meantime, bead coach Ion paSsina:. Hocking; seven daughters, Mrs. Nuenschwander stated Ohlo's stratmn research and tr~~~ tion ~rom1sed last week Patricia Dunree, Little Hock· unemployent figures are we1l , grant fro~ the U. ~· Brown I fullback future was aot Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 17, 1966-5 inti: Mrs. Beulah Lowry, Alb· below the national average, of Economtc Opporlumty. I straightened out. ~-·ens; Mrs. Zora Bradley, eo- made possible by aew iodust- The OEO grant IS a pa.rt of 1 Modellleftlbe door wide opea Iambus; Mrs. Gertrude Walton, ries locating ia tile Buckeye grand total of $349,556 m fed· [ for his return but Brown's com· West Jefferson: Mrs. Nina state. era) lfiDtB whicb will be used I mitments In lbe movie, "The Beach, Fla.• and , '·Selling Ohio is our rOJpon- ta train 150 disadvantaged bigh : Dirty Dozen," are expected to Mra. Carolyn Rutb and Mrs. slbillly, OUr trade llllliStODI school YOIIIII'Ierl ta wort .. keep him In England into SepCatberine Hash, botb ef Reeds- have been 8 great success. Re- teacher 1udes m Head Start ternber. Yille. search and development ill our and other pre-school proerams. The Browns' Umetable tills There are also 23 grandchH· I best area. By l91i9, Ohio wUf Following •. five week-<>nyear Is July 18 for tile first dreo and two great grandchil- complete ill iDterstate bilhway campuo tram1ng program. I workout, Aug. 6 for tbe first of SAIGON (UPJ) - American war lanes dodged Rlll- dren. other ourvivors are two II)'Siem, becoming lbe first teama of two teen-agers and !1ve pre-season games and Sept. . b 'lt . il d hit N rth v· lPN 'lh 90 . brolbero Randall M Wallace ~ one <allege otudent wUJ work . Elan-ut mlSsesan o 1e amM DllB' · ' 1 1 k · HadS t 11 for lbe openmg of tile regu- . U S k .d lod A U S N . t f h Bladen and Clyde wallace of or our wee s 1n e tar lar seaoon at Washington. SIOns, • . spo esmen Sal, ay: • , avY Je lg- I· Procto;..,ille· and two listers, in Soullleastern Ohio Coald Looe $!011 Dally er went down and ~he pilot radioed that . Commurust Be . · Kin nd M one county In West Vir. troops were closmg In on him. 'Mrs. ss1e ga rs. , Since lbe fullback ts drawThe pilot bade farewell to fellow Hiers in a hurried Margaret Rider, botll of Proc- 1 (Continued From Pqe One) ]IiDia. ing an eaUmated salary of at hi d' I S . I Co torvllle Dr. Frank Creason, 0 h 1o fll:lr. 000 1 th message over s escape ra 10. n atgon, 1e •ng ter· ' . be • social register "'I'm ~:g:::: ::;:~~::assistaot professor 1east .,.., year, e suspen-~ror!sts exploded a dea~ly Claymore mine and a band greArraqemenl! will anooun- lbey didn't in~Jude me .. ston could ~st him sbout. $200 nade at a bus stop today, wounding 10 Americans, two <Oil by the Wbtte Funeral home . , will direct tbe 1 a clay. He ts paid on a year 1 Koreans and three Vietna· .. __ of Coolvfile. Tbe Rev. Freehmd Hungamo • born actrea High ocbool oludenll arouod basil unlike most ~ lmese. Mea's Quarlerl jUit around tbe Norris will be il charge of last ThW:sday when mformed are from nine oou• football players whose pay b.. ' corner rites aad burial will be ia lbe recetved the cold sboulolt>r havill& Head Start pr• sino wheo lbe season s~arts. : The toll would have b 1 1 1 • lbe BeaJ~ Chapel cemetery at . tbe summer edition of tile They are Scioto, Bola, 11 lo believed lbe q!Jlmatum 1 much higher but for a fideuke-eda J:OOafter V'et.niiiiU!IO Apple Grove W Va licalion. Hocklq, Meigs, Gallia, Waabcould result · lbe . - lure Ipower failure tllal lay exp ' a 1 ' ' • "If people knew oome of Jack100, Vintoo ill . m ~ma ; many persons from reacbing moved •lowly down tbe . re~= oil 0110 olin m~st :tile stop at tlleir normal time. llld military pollee zer<Od in Deleple Weber ~~~:no:g~::.u~. w,:" and Wood ia West VIr· BrouJn Faces Suspension In Modell's Ultimatum DAY ' \OA; feiPODI.III ~1 ...."! Bernice Calloway, trea1arer; Lee Wallace Of Retdsville Dies Friday · from Dudley's ! 111 yeor wltb DrlliDI &etker, Gallia Will Host SEORC in A... . . . . . . )11:01'*" '""'"' .. eSay It Sweetlj •• ' --hr!Meem- lulaiU., oolflctr. Now ........ SAIGON tUPI) -A 19-year- badly burned bul the llamea requeolinl bo JO to Hue to try on Ala MNlae, pmfdeot; old iJ!rllrted to burn berself to were ullqushod before she Ito end lbo Buddblst "problem" Doily L'porl, - · .... deatll In lbo Bnddhists' Vien could die. ;tllere. other moce militant relary; lAo Mayes, ..,.._ eSay It Softly e Say It Sbicerely , I. POIIIT PLlASAN't - 'I'H "nde..... Gudra au .. I UPJ Bne• £s POINT PLEASANT The annual ''Li-Ro-Ki'' golf ·tournament was held Thursday at Hidden Valley Golf Cl•b. Following the toUrnament the si:x clubs dined at the club· house. The Rotary Club was bost to Gallipolis Lion~ Rotarians and Klwanians and Point Pleasant Lions and Kiwanians. The host club ·won with a 293, and the Point Pleasant Klwan· 11 had a '1!11 for runner-up. Rotary President Bob SUer welcomed tile 54 gueats and Carroll Casto was in charge of arrangements• . The low gross trophy was won by John Wiseman, Wbo shot a 79~ with runnerup. honors to Casto. Low net winner was ChBrles Varney wi~ a 72, an:f Bob Butcher was runnerup with a 72. v· '1 •,u tt;. • a- . Americu mUitary polictllbe drivar witb riO eo Retnl'llll Home "";'dn't bo. U ted &Jala. "ille. · · I bel' ed that botb tile ada sullmacblllo auns. He ·-, wou ' "Our ooacllinl otafi cannot , IOV • • fP'en. , Demtia Weber retrmed llomo er. At least 1 marry lbe men wait untn aucb a late date to !aud mme ~loslons might : drove ·=~ O.lq Ia loday from Atbelll wbere he have love affairs with. Some formulate our off...ive plana '1 bavo been diverliou for llot beell attending Bdckeye tbo oocial lema! OJ Ia tbe for tile 1966 season," Modell rma)or terror attack en the .The dcnmed llovy p State al Ohio Univeralty. Isler don't botller w marrvl Jaid. iColtse~ Bachelor __ ~~ [bll comrades ~ioh":.:uao .,11 !poDSOred by Rutiaod tlleir lovers... SO% MORE EFFECTIVE COOLING! ; "If Jim were to show up ·Rblled ucape r . ia Post Americu Legioa. September ld b troopo ware movmg I Dennis and bls !aliter Ver· &.ibson Texan packs up to 26,000 B.T.U. capacity Into a mate an ·a;;ai:r aa •: hlo ~ :le ~PI''::""~ feared_~': noo Weber, are one o1 ~rare Going for Broke FRIDAY cabinet 10 compact it fits windows only 28 Inches wide ar Installs through the wall. Exclusive Air Sweep power~ ~~~eend~i~Uo~n~bls~abil!'~lty=r ' UIIO ... I falber and ... combinations SPACE CENTER, TIIIRD FRIDAY club will up the new off nse Amerfcu reseuo )llaMI to botb bave attended tbe Boys - Aslronaull John Yow'i meet Friday eveuing at tbo driven kJuvert automatically sweep cool air from wall tel·----: e iato ...... of Nortb VfeiJWMH !State sessions. ' Michael Collino wOJ try to aet borne of Mra. Fred Deasauer. wtll, room to room, throur;thout your home. The Texa• ~ lulli-alr~~-~~llld~lllUllel- 1 Vernoo Weber wu a dele- • world altitude record of 431 THE POMEROY ATHELTIC glvu you 30% more effective cooling 1han ordinary ~ I pte In 1943 wheo It was bold miles io tbe Digbt of Aaaocialloa wm . _ 1 billh modtl1 of the same alze that only blow cool lit In en• : Firemen lo CanVIIU ot Ohio Weoleyu Unlvenity 10 ne<t montb. lcbool dance party, opeo to p,.oot dtroctlon. ; lluutyTips J Do~a"'"" lllld wao llflOIISIII"'' Informed aourcea aald orea teen-apn, Ibis oomintl COLUMBUS (UPI) N- Haven Areu by Drew Webster Post spacemeo could use the Fridtty night from 1 to 11 p. m. QUIET AS A WHISPER! Planning o . , state Board of Res~ today NEW HAVEN _ cu Legion of Pomeroy. That power of an Ageno tars<! 11 lbe Pomeroy Hilh School 6tbaon'l turbine blower, 2-speed fan motor and apecfll trip? Cbecldn' 1 ~ ' recommellded a $S mUIIon per ......., Ibis ud oear- wu lbe aeveatb year of e!Hte to blast tbemselveo auditorimn. The Jaya will emyour ward· muffler 11111 surrounded on five sldea wllh IDUn;d dudyeden"!'·~-~m of atateteaid_~1 sluareu will canvass Boyo' State. Now, 23 years Ia~ tbe ulstlng altitude ceo. robe? Have tnlna fiber glats to assure vou of quiet operation. ~ ·~~Nmg prtva ~ egos for dooaliou of mater· w, bll oon bal atlalded. 3418 miles. The record II held SATURDAY you aet aside . . lbe riallt eo!- .· and untversltieo.. or 11111110)1 01 Tuesday, by Soviet cosmonaut AN ICE CREAM aocial will GIBSON 100% TESTED QUAUTYI on of'Up" The board, In tis final verslol to help 11nanoo Arthur Diehl Smith Belyayev and hio copilot, be held the O'lening of June 11 sticks, opate~- ·I,, ! Evar, 61baon air condilloner undergoes 3 solid hours o1 of tile Master Plan for Higher ei Leonov wbo first walked at Buhao for lbe newly fmned 81 lddllton to !heir eentl for 111· ' ~ moro111 evenEducation, auggested that llrebouoe. Die1 on Thursday space M~rcb 18, 1965. llashan fire Dept. Proceedl so careful testinG to assure your trouble-free comfort, Only ings, briahter Uibt colon lor fultion grants of up Ill $250 a Some material bal alrtodJ Arlbur Diehl Smitll, 62, a for boae for tbe r., truck. &lbton make this exclusive "QueJity Mile" tqt • • • da7 time, lip glau-mascan, aemeoter or $17t a quarter be olttuted but lddltional !dent of tbe La8a1le Hotel ill p to B d Homemade Ice cream, call• _ r ow uw.~rance of quality performance. eyeliner or bruehoo. How --•· allabl to d • Mlddleport died as r or en says 1 15 about anU-perspirant, and if ~ av • ••• Y wBI be oeeded to ..,... or ud pop and music. you're beaded for lots of sun students attending ooo of tile 41 lbo projecL AtlyoM wllil- Veterans ia Senices to be Held TUESDAY and tan, you w!U Mid • difaccredited private iRstituUou In to danale wbo bu not been ton Thursday evening. He enPaatar Nyh! D. Bordeo POTLUCK PICNIC for memPrieM ferent snade of powder base ·• Ohio. ~ ..n Tea Gn. tered lbo hospital Wednesday. loday there wlll be regular bers alll! famlliea of lbe Auxilifrom your preaent sbade. Storl At ' Cheek your cosmetic ward· Estimated COlli of tile ~ 181-H, or , . He waa retired from lbe New lhip IOi'Ylco al lbo Mt. ary tl Veteran! Memorial boo" rabe,ltop tn for 1 free bopr ;, about $S mliUon IDIIUal· atlbo 16S lapor- York Ceotral Railroad wbere Baptist Cburcb In Mlddieport. pita! wm he bold Tuesday, or btaub' before you pad:, SEE THE POWERFUL GIBSON TEXAN AT during 118 ftrsl years, witb All YO!uDteer bt wao a clett at the Bobsoo There were reporll that June :11 at six o'clock (EST) 'lhen off to 1 wonderful ttme. -lola B1rtrum rise a/lor tllot. II lbo oolicltltloD ,..-ds. Mr. Smith wu I voter-- Ices would be canceled due to 1 at lbo 'New Haven roadside regeats poiated out by lbo )low 111 of World War II. The body dl!lrict meeting. pork AH allllliary membon Pal rolbegJugh' a m 1bo fultlol J"nmen'o bailie. wao tak011 to the Soodgraso He urged all members are i.ked to bring 1 prospee11 1 11 ltJ upeliSive, tt oeral Borne where arruge- lbo aflel'liOOII oeaetoo ol U•e DOW member 11 IJU!II. cost aboot twice aa much to lit !lEW TrllJII lllfiVI!D ments ore incomplete. Sunday School and r..- lurlbor lllformation coli ARNOLD GRATE , _ WY 24557 uoato tbe atadenl! wbo would Tbort were !It ..,. Training Ulion of tbe Prov~ llrs. Mar'!' Seamu. pbone 1112 tat 1. Mollo ,..illtt'O'/ be IDvolved ia publla IUiltulullsued lD Meigl eotiiiY CAlLED TWICE donee Assoclatioo whfcb Is 5121 or Mn Wanda Fetty t91- 742-·ml RUTLAND, tlona. May ol tbil The Middleport E-R ..,g conducted It the -· ' reported lodoy summooed at 2:211 O'eek Baptist Cburcb lo · .._. Nelllo - . for Betty Little, polls. 4'~ ..... ~---. who waa Ill, ud ,... Ira• 11 can, oyclea, lJ ..truc:toltlelt parted to Holler bosptial PenD8ylvama· Man -::~=~;;~ IIIII IIVI 1rallert. Uled -::::-;, Tbe unit also •• lulled toialod 1110, wllll ., 1 can otl:llp.•. Tbllll•l Cited afler Wre~k 111 an. lor Betty FlirguBoll, Poor~ A Pltcairo, Pl., IIIII WE 'VI wbo ltld lainled. to P•IIIOI'O!' Mayor GOT 1es Legar'o court Tbursday SOMI .. .•.•••.•. lewis Jepelr Service PA!TOR ILl. lowiag I IWI><II' ICcfdeal -FORPomeroy omqency Main-st at 1,30 p.m. PoSpeclal Purt'laase &: Sale! - ot 9:51 p.m. '1\uraday were lice said 1 ear driveu bJ Sol eHEATING ealled for Rev. II. W. Jeokl, Poshkill allepdly ru 1 red ePLUMIING lUI MaiiH~ Wbo - Ul light and •IIOiber ftltl•, eROOFING • • to VeteralllJ 1o coming off tile park!JII lot bJ Alfrft ))otltu lfl. Ion al F tbalp layLeera 00 SOfJAL CAI..ENDAR "I $3 Mill•IOD ~ I I Asked£or College Aid lOLA'S . .. . • ' Make your • dreams· come true ... call us for .' •' i ' $169·95 . ' The Doage· Boys are ,de.1lin' the bottom out of prices to ·put you in the lead. Ahead of th.,pack. With 'the great Dodge breed. Drive your own bargain: a Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good guys. . home improvement ......... - ' ' I - ..n u eonvenlence when ,YOU modemlxt. OUr home 11r:ulce p11n ond build IIIII ""' ....... kitchen, 01' odd-· ,.. tho nluoo In IMIUdln& mltel1olo Ill &lve tho bolt 11 . . bolp W. - '"jl _. YCIU Mil value ; rou rou ,.\ . FREE ESTIMATES Oil YOUR REMODELING NEEDS I I I We can hlnciJI your finlnma too. P111se check the rtiJ10dei!nl: ,)liti."llU wuukl JIM mof. FREE 0 matEft 0 =-N lnform~~Uon abouL · ·'' : (JI 11111 b*rested In I do dO not - 0 FINISHED UPSTAIRS D GARAGE D- I ' ·' ' niW home. , hiVI DIJ GWII lot. Nome-----·---:--- ' I I I I ·0= 0= J ·--·--------· Pomeroy Cement Block Co. O I MMii.r o ••m D S1UI. ••- Addreu -_ ---_ -- __, CIIJ _ _ _ _ - , ' · Y~u can tell r:· ' 't~· guys; they all weir ' ' ., . ' ' I ·~ ' ' ')!.i 1··•. (~t • ' ' ','-' ' ' . ' . • ...' ' • ._I ;t: -.-:-:--.• ---· ;.••.,.,r.-.,.., ....,=,......,~~ '" f"!.r--..,....,... • ,.., .. .,.'' . '' I'(' "••< .. LE.WU ' •' . '' . ·.1 NEED A NEW SINK? Bargains ' ...... .l "Sure S~n of I]' ~ ' .1 , The Department Store of Building Since 1915 PHONI ·fPNIOll , ,· · POMIROY • RcJTLAND FURNITURE lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON .,....~ Feeds \ ..,, :' '- I ~. ~ ' * .Seeds Fertilizer . SUsicaftam:Fiour.,.,ills ' ' _:·,, .: :'•~;,1. ' • , •, ·'• ~ ·WV·2"2.11S . ~ j. ' ,., ' • .·' .. ~~!1'!!1-.!!!'1"'1!!!!' • ,. - . t',' __ . o-aJ llolpilll "American Kitchens" 19, POiiii!I'Oy. Police 11id lba - ear U.fvlw - K.-!11 lila·IWlu appareotiJ a total I o 1 1 ... CoolvlDe. Pelhtin'a car bad llJio • po - J111101 HolloL d~. llo llljurleo lJNIT MU.t!D lla<ine .........,., ....... Mn.--. men were IUDUiloned day light for Rlclne, who ltld fallen, frlctil'-- llc' • lbt\tlder. . . 'I ~f · qw. ' . ..,llal. CABINET SINKS~ CASH 6 CARRY SPECIAL PRICES 42'' Economr ·•· •••· 54.50 42" Custom . •. •.... 62.50 Ohio . ....... ~ 54" Custom .. -- .. .. 66" Custom ...... .. Plumbing & Heating IDWAID lAIR. OWN~R M-2036 . .. �.' ~· ' I p .•. .. ....,.... "'........ """ •t• ,;.... J Wool J!all1tol- tlio ·~ "" ,.. , till!.. OR tM,rip.tiiii,Jfll&lwr ••• IIAtU:JIIIII-.. l·f • lad~ tlioltftla.,_llot_Wto_ . . ___ u w11 takea 011 a 8111dq .,_,.. ..,_. . . ar. tf W W .._. 't. P.vNL AIK! GraiKipa- (,..a blw m. ,. l!tiM tl) n1l JO(tt' ow•.fti:Mr . •jrandpa'~ 1M) - treU, GJ:and.. put. hil 111M 811. .lll'lft'l.r'• after,.."'"' • ' f.Dallr Sentinel.,--, ... yo~U" f"ther t\ll<l • _.1 ....... ~.: ~· ~ ..I,;,..;_ '. • •• !fddlte ~··. ~u~· ~r·. ~.,. ·• t11ot lly,.U Run Flee Metloodb._ Robert E. lllnltb, lJr., putor. lkmdly Scllool 1:~ a. JQ.; o. 0. PatteriOII, Supt.; MOI'IIIIil _t · . ..... - ~ ........ o.,,. 'ft'OI'alltp av:ou 11..... .. ., _ _ ...-... L m. •lee 6:45 p. m.; Eoangellalle Rousb, , ,;,, mesaase 7:30 p. Prayer • 10 30 1 In& 2Dd and ttb meeting Tlml'sd!IY 7.30 p. m. day fl tbe mOJJtb; I p. m. Laarel CIW Free lllelllodlol Ia& EvqeJJstic Service, Cll~b - ft. Eucene. GW, ll!d 3rd Sunday of montb. lor, Sunday ~I 8.80 a. m., J'odented Clllll'cb, Ptmeny Phil WIJe, Supt., .MOI'Dlng wor- Rev. W. H. Perrin, paa!Of; ohlp I0:30 a. m., Youtb Servcart Kautz, Supt.; Sunday ! lcel 7 p. m.; Evangellattc ..,... School, 9:lo a. m. Worsbip, , vice 7:30 p, ~· Mld-Waek pray. 10:25 a. m. or oervlce 7.30 L m. WedDIJ. '?·; Days of ObiJMI!IIon, 7 p. m. 1(1. lob't ~ !(II,... Nur Guflvllle (llutcb llldP,I: Rev. Jl'raiJk lojaatlll'!, ~· ~ - J> ~ ~, ·- - · ... '-=.:-.r ..._ .av;'"' -. w., .... ,.,...J Day of ObllpUoa f:30 a.m.; Coofenlon, . ~ hour belare Malt. , 10:30 •· m.; Evellllll Wo~hlp, Flnl BapUsl Cburcb, Mlddl.. 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 P· m. Bl· B u.•in ~~;;." ' i1J1 Worship JO:IS a. m. ble Study. . SalvatiOn Army Belblebem Bapllst Cbureb, .outer Church of Christ fte lllv- Armj>, - Eo. Great Bend: Rev. C. L. O'Con· B1ble School 9:30 a. m. Preach· "'1 Ray S. Wlnlns, olllcer In nor, pastor; Robert Lewis, ing IG•30 a. m., 1"'1 and third ellarge. Sqnday tO L m. RoO· SupL P:30 a. m. Morning Wor· Sundays. nea meeting: 10•110 a. m. 8111> Bbip and Sunday School; 1 p. Masua City CIIUrcb •I Cb~iot, day Scbool. Sunday 7 p. m. m. Evening Service; Thursday Miller Street - Sunday Btble Young People'o LegtO.: 7·30 p. 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetilljj. Study, I a. m.: Evening Wor· m. Salvalloo meeting; Tburt Carpeater Baplllt Cburcb: ahtp, 7:30 P· m.; Bible ~ludy, l day. day, I to I p.m. Ledlet Homo Sunday School, 1:30 a. m. Morn· i 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. DuvWa Pillrlm 8olla011 - no Uolted Motbodlsl l..oaiue: 7 p. m. Prep cl,_; port: Rev. Donald Beone, pas- Middleport Cbarcb of Qrlot, l (LAngsville Poat Office!, liM', Pomeroy - Melvill Alkire, ! - 7:30 p. m. Bible Stuey, ln)'er bn; SUnday School 9:15 a. m., . 511! IIJ!d Main. Streets - Don- I 0. H. Cart, paator : SUnday lor. Divine Worthlp at 8:!0 a. meellng. Other servlceo tiy ·lnGeorge Baker, Supt; 10 ,15 a. old Hocks, miJilster: B I b le School, 9,30 a. m., Robert Grate . m. Sund~y Sacrament of Holy IIQIJ!teament. m. Wmhip Service) BYP 6 p. Scb!"'l, 9:311 a. m., Kenneth Mc- 1Supt.; Wo!'llhlP •mice at 10:30 I CommuniOn. Sunday School at o\DVENTIST m.; Evening Worship, 7•341 p. Elhinney, Supt. ; Morning Wor· l L m.; PIJcrim Youtll, 1:4& p,l 1.30 a. m. Monday, JOF cl~ Pomeroy l!e\o..tll bay Advee. m. ; Wedneaday, 7:30 p. m., ahlo \0:30 a. m. Eoenlns Wor· m. ; Evangelistic service, 7:30 1~ts at 7.341 p.m. · Tuesda~, tlsl Cbu'rch- Mulberry IU!ighl! ' prayer meeting, 8:30 p, m., l ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Semce, , p. m., Mid·Weell Prayer and I ~dl~ C~rc~hr~IU the s!.tODIBll~ north of Meigs Memorial I choir practice. Wednesday, 1 p. m. PraiSe, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. ! 7 . ~• Y sh~ V a;l• Boopltal. Pastor, F. 1\1. Gilford, 1 First Baptist Church, Pome· Pomm~ Cburcb of Cbriol 1 · p. m. 0 c · au on Jame~ R. Holler, Ass't. Serv· - Rev. Carver William•. Jerry Ma•ters, pasbnCh; Suchnday }ehovall i ~ur;h ~hool 2~o";"';nces on lcea on Sawrday : Sabhat~ Iroy Sundav School 9:30 till 10:211. School, 9:30 a. m., ur ser· n ay, une a a. m. Scbool 1·30 m. W shl ' Worsh.,p service 10·30 a m . vice 10:30 a. m.; Chris~an IIDgdom Roll ol Jehovah's . NIU(Jrene 30 p.' m. yp. tb .m, tori p3, ' . • •• ' 1:' • 'll'lm p bl" uno ! IIi: .; ou ee Ql, • Nursery and Jionior Church for deavor, 6:30 P· m.; ~venmg ser'"" - " IC mee " I :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Thurs· children. VIce, 8.30 p. m. ISunday, 5 p. m., Watchtower I ne Cllarcb of llle Nuareoe l day 7·30 P m at :rt Evan~ Fint Baptist Cburcb, Racloe, Rolland Cburcb oi Chr~t- Study, 6 p. m.: Bible Study. , atelier _ Rev. Herbert Grate Gaiupoiis. 1 Rev. C. L. O'Connor, P"tor. Ruy Carter, minister. Bible I Tuesday 7 p. m.; Service mee~ j putor: Rlehard Ba-, Supt. U • --' B h ' Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam School, . 9:30 a. m. W~rshlp and I lng, 8 P. m. Thursday: Mini"' Charles Bloell, Ass'!. Sunday nUeu ret ren 1Curti,, supt.: 10 45 a. m. Mom· Preachmg "';Ice 10.30 a. m. try School, 7 p. m. Thursday. School 1:30 t. m.; Mornina Ed.. Uoited llrelllreo I• ing Worsh ip; uo p. m.. BYF Young People s meehng, 6:311: Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS s:t5 Cluiot Clnlrcb- Rev. Elden R. l and Junior Fellowship; ! p. m. p, m. Evenmg Service, 7 p. m. Lutheran p. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 Blake, pastor: Sunday School Evening Service: Wednesday, V. H. Braley. B1ble Schaol SupL 81. PBal'o aad 81. Jaba'o p. m.; Midweek Prayer oervtee to a. m.; Wlnnle Holsinger, 7 311 p. m. Prayer Meeting,[ Zion Cburcb of Cbrloi, Pom· Latberan Chorcb _ Morning 7:311 p. m. Wednesday. Supt.; CbrlnUan Endeavor, 7•15 8:30 p. m. Seooor Choir Prac· II!I'OY • Hamsonv1Ue Ruad -Eu· worship 8: IS a. m. and 10:15 Mlddleporl Cburcb o1 lba Nllo P. m., claaaes for all. Soni serlive: Tuesday, 3•30 p. m. Jun· gene Underwood, mtmoter. 81· a. m.; Sunday School, 9:30 L IIHe - Rev. Qydo J. Bartlett, vice! P. m., Praacblng 1::10 P· : iar Choir Practice. i bl• School, 9:30 a. m.: Mon> m. (Botb congrqationo are &mday S<hool 9:30 I. m.; m.; Mld·Week prayer meetloa. : CbHhirt • Kyger • Hartford ing Worshtp, 7:30 p. m.: R.. meeting " one at St. John's Morning Wmhlp 10:30 a. m.; 7:30 P. m. Wedneaday, Mrs. · Parish - Warren G. Zinn, ' bert Reed, Bible School Supt. Church at Pine Grove while NVPS Young People, 6:4ll p.m.; Mazie Holsinger, claBB leader. i pastor. Worship servoces are : j tile new St. Paul's Church Is • Evangelistic meeiiJIC 7:30p.m.: Lolari FaJIJ Ulllted Breiltroa Hartford Haptist 9 a. m. DST ; ' Church Of God beinJ built. Prayer meellnt!, Wed. 7:30p.m. Ia Cbrlsl Chorclt- James MarLittle Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. I Cb..ter Cburcll of God Methodist Pomeroy Church of tbe Nu. rlam. pastor. Sunday Scbool II '< Che•hire Baptist IO •IS EST .' Rev. Gtlbert Spencer, pastor. Allred Melbodlot Cbureb - - - R e v, Kenneth Pierce, t:30 L JQ. PreechiD& oervklea Church School at Harllord, at ISunday School, 9:30 a. m.: I Pearl A Casto pastor Sunday putor; Ra)'IDOI!d Walburn, lint and tblrtl 'l'llurrJday at ~-== ·:·~&:-:: · .~ow::_.~-~~·'::•--::::::::=--.;;::~;;:-Sotu1cloy -·•· ·' · Wtdnescio y l hu1'iday F.. da ¥ ! 9:511 DST: Kyger 10:211 EST. Morn!!'g IWolrshSelp ~~ 1: a. School~~ t·30 'Lloyd DIUinger Bapt.; Sunday Scboo~ 1:30 L 7:341 p. m. llecoa4 aad lourlb MOO" lay Tut.ouu y I . ' Ep'- '--· I unday Eohnums ' "O I Kir,..s -;ao on ':~"" and Cheshtr. 9·45 EST ' m.; ~•ange " 1 c rv ce, p. ·. ' · 10·45· m. MOI'Dlng Worahlp, 10:341 1. lioDd!f at 7:30 p, DL Prayer J . 1 l eYiliC US l)et;f <. tOrlOm y OSnu ... Q [ 1 2 5:3· , 0 . · · m.: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Supt. Worship servtces at . meeling sec::ud and ltartb \8 ;1-5 8 :5- 10 2"2 : 1-6 9 · 1-9 2 : 1- 4 1 MI. Unton F.W.B. Church - ~ Wednesday · Young People's I Tues., 1 p. m. WSCS ,_Is at m. l!:venlng Service, 7 p. m.; SUnday SChool 9 45 a.m., Earl . F •.d . home of Isola Taylor. Wed., 11 Prayer meetl!Ji, 7 p. m. Wed- 'l'bttradaJ, 7:30 P. m. and lint 7. . --•-• and tblrtl Sunday, 7:10 p. m. S'" k S pt . E · g 0 Servoce, n ay, .30 p. m. Ishop, ~r ey, u ., ven~ . w r· l Mt. Morllb Clturclo of God- 7:45 p. m. Mid Week prayer """:!~•-- ~· of lite N~~o Ill. a.- Ulliled Brttm. k 7:30 p. m. by Cectl Cox , . bn aervices ._.. ~..... ~ ,,__. J ••With tit. ho,w it 111ill, in tome memure, fo•ter and help •u•· , Layman ; Young People's meet- Rev. 0ante1 Wor mao, pas . ~ Metllodls Cbtr<tt , _ - Sunday Scbool 1:18 1 1 - · · - - amea...,.... "tudy, 7:30 p.m· Sunday School 9•t5 a. m.: ' I W L m. ·, Sunday Worabip 10:30 rison, paator. Stmtll7 linlllld Scbool lain that whit!h i• good in fnmi ly and community life, th.i1 fen- 1I .mg and B'bl 1 e " ah' . nd Wor· Pre....,_ 7.30 - Pearl A. Casto, paa!i>r. orlllre i• •pon1ar..d by the bru ;,.,., firm• and oriJIInl!ltlfinrra , Wednesday; Choir practice at p. '~.s~lyc~ ~.:«:.;· 7 ~30 p. ;,, ahip service, IO a. m., evtl!'f a. m.; Evenilljj Senice 7:80 p. 1:30 L m.--., , 7:30 p. m. Thursday. . ... 1 , otber Sunday, 7,45 p. m. Sun- m.; Mid-week l'rlytr Service, tblrtl Blllda1, 7:30P.m. Seem! ?rlmJP nnm~• nntJPnr hPlnu. : Rolland First Baptist Cbordl Tuesday• Young Peep • s day Schoo~ 10 1 m John 11a1- 7:30 p. m. Wednelday. liM'. llld f'!i!lttb.Sunday, U L Ill· - SUnday School 9:30 a. m.; meetmg, 7:311 p. m. Friday. Supt . ., Merrls M. Wolle, paslor. I'NJel'~ '""1 : Preaclung Sunday 2, 30 p. m. Rutland Cbarch of God - leyForeot MoiWIII ellara RudaM Clllrth o1 tbe Nu. day at1t:30 p.m. CIIrllfiiD 1ft. ' RuUaad Free Will Bapdll Rev. John Smallwood, paoter; -Sund School 9 Mrs. - Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. ...,..., IIICOIId llld laarlh ....,. 10 Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, Sunday School a. m.; Evan· fred N~ Supt. ~~":;jp ,... m.; MoniJnB Wonhlp 10:45 L day, 7:311 P.m. Middleport, Ohio , paator · Sunday School, 10 a. gelistlc serVIce 7 p. m.; Young ~-- 0 • R Weecltll m.; Evaqellailc oervlce 7:41 , . .. , ' · People Endeavor 7 p. m. WetJ. ,L..,, I a. m. ev. ,.,...__. - oMldd)eport. Obio I m.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preacl> . P m eU Stutler, paator. P. m.; ....w... • • .,_ sarv..,. · -! Inti service, 7:30 p. m. : Prayer aesday, rayer e Ill 7 p. Be... M - t Cltarcb, Mid· 7:45 p. m. Wednelday.S8D ! servic..,, 7: 30 p. m. Wednesday. m. Saturday.. dleporl _ M. E. Dowlon, pa. 8)>racue Otttrdt o1 ... Nu. Mason Bapiiot Sanday School Ep11copal lor; Mn. Nan Moore, Clmrdt - 'll'lllllm ~. '11tarpe, D.A.V . Hall. corner Second Groce Eplteopal Clutrcb Scbool Supt.; Cburcb Sdlaol pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. CWS Bakers of Gonrl Bread & and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored Pomeroy- Tho Rev. Richard 1,30 1 . m.: Wonhlp Service m.; MomtngwOl'llhlp 10:311 a.m. _ Huntington, W Va. by French City Baptist Church H. Martin, Rector. Sunday 10:30 a. m.; Melhodlll Youth Pentecoakll IIY MRS. A. B. IIAIIJ!Y , In Gallipoli•. Allniated with S. ; Mornong Prayer and Sermon, I Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Official Pente<olllll .UtembJl', B8lte Mr. lnd Mn. Roser Spencer, We Fill All Docton PrncrtptloM B.C. Rev. R. L. Pm50n, pastor. , 10:30 a. m. I Baard meeting, tst Sunday of 111- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- Mr. aad Mn. Albert Smith, Mr. WY '!'-~.'l ~ potft.,roy j Sunday School . every Sunday, EUB IJIOllth, 7:30 p. m. wscs, 2nd tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; and Mrs. Larry Smltb o1 can3 P· m. Preachmg servtres th e! Enterprise EUB Chnrch - Monday of month, 7:3G p. m.: Worship, Wednesday and Frl· 11m and Mrs. WUBam Sherltlao & 4th Sunda~ of each month. :Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, 1 day. of Pomeroy apent the recent i MI. Moroab Baptist Church- , Worship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun· p. m. ne Peeteeollll Clmrcb MiiJ. bollday weekend wllh Mr. and 240 Linculn St. M1dt11eporr W\' 2·2550 Corner of Fourth and Main St., , day School 10:30 a. m. Youtb Letart Fallo Metltodlot cDeport - Soutll3td Ave.; liM'. Mrs. Theodore Pullins and Middleport. Rev. Nyle Borden, I Fellowship 6:30 p. m. ; Bays Cltarce Jamet F. Early, pa• B. L. Barrett, paalor: Sunday famUy. mmiSter. Sunday School 9•30 a. and Girls fellowahtp, 6:30 p. tor - LETART FALLS - Wor- School 10 L m.; Sunday ev• Mr. aad Mn. Lionel Johnaoll m. Arnold R~ehards, Supt. 10:30 m. ; ~:vening service, 7:30 p. ahlp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex- ing evangelistic aervlce, 7:311 of MartiDs Ferry called on Mre. 1 · m. Morning Worshtp. 130 E. St>cond Pomeroy WY 2-2440 m.. 2nd and 4tb Sundays: Youth cept 2Dd Sunday! ; Cbardl p. m.: Wednesday Bible Sludf I . D. Hayman. , Naomi Baptist Cborcb , I Choir. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. School, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. Unf. 7:30 p, m.; Salurday Dlght Pray· Marty Morarlty of Syracuaa F.s tahli~~:h ea tn 1904 - --- - - - -· -· ·, ~day School 9.30 a. m .. \\or· • Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., fled oervice, 1:30 a. m., 2nd er and Wmhlp 7:30 p. m. Larry Morarlty tl Gr , W e~! Columbia W \Ia ! ahop 11 a. m.; Wedne5day, 7· Wednesday. Sunday of montb. EAST LEcalled 011 Mr. and Mrtt. CllDI Pb . Mason 773-5593 ' P· m., Prayer service. Morn1D1 Star I!UB Chord! - TART- Worship, S p, m., 2nd Prea!Jyterian Orr Sarunlay. • I . Rev. Monzel Smith, pastor: and tth Thursdays; Church IIJol<leparl Flnt U- Pftt. Mr. and Mn. John Grovel ol · Communrty sunday School, 9:4> a. m., Roy Scboel, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. AP· IIJterlu Cllardl R H Clendenin, W. Va., lpelll WY 2-32R4 Middleport Clrletoo Charcb, Klogsbury , Van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, PLI! GROVE- Worship, 6 p - ev. .,.. eod wltb Mr. and Mrl. Ralph I Road - Rev. Clyde Honlon, Ass't. ; Morning worship, 10:45 m., tst and 3rd Thursdays ll'd Ruppel~ pastor; Sunday Ballll'd and lamUy. I pastor: Sunday School 9•30 a. a. m.; Prayer meeUng, 7:!0 p. Clmrdt Scbool, 9:30 L m. School 9:30 L m., Fred Lewll, Mr. ud Mn. Jobn Oun and West Main St. Pomproy m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday m. Thursday. Youth Fellewship day. GREAT BEND - Wol' Supt.; 10:30 L m. Worship; daughter, Barllara, and lrlead Worship semce 10:30 a. m. 7,30 p. m. Sunday. oblp 1,30 a. m., lsi and 3rd l:t6 p, m. YF; Wed., 1:30 p, o1 Dunbar, Va., Jpetll 1 Support the Church of Your Ch ;~ ice and 7: 30 p. m. alternately. Lotlrldge EllB Cllarch _ Sundays · Chnrcb School, IO:t! m. Junior Oiolr; 7 P· m. Seft. weekaJd wllh Mr. and loin. & Prayer meeting Wednesday at Rev. Eugene E. Emet'$011, pas- a. m. ~y. MORSE CHAPEL lor Cllolr. Warden Oun. 7' 30 p. m. "Your KeeJ)sd:e Store" 1 tor: SUnday School 9:45 a. m. __,hlp, It a.m., ht and 3rd Syrame 11tni Uolted 1'nlo Mr. llld Mrs. Leo Eddjr of : COlombia Chapel Wonblp Russell Archer, SUpt. Sunday Barulayo: Cbur•b School L IIJterfu Cllttrdt - Qtarclt ..,.. Wooiter, Mr. and Mn. Clayton 9 341 Ill E. ' b in St. Pomeroy serv1ce each Sunday, 9•15 a. wort1hip, IO:tS a. m. and 7, 30 m. Sunday. 'rices 10 L m.; Sunday School Jones and lamily of South Char· m. ; Sunday School 10 a. m.; p. m. alternately. Bible Study Mlaenvllle Meatodlsl Cllnrcb t 1 ' m.; Bible llludy, 7' 30 lesion IIJIOIII 1 INeltml, wltb · Chester . Oh io Youth Servtce 6: IS p. m. Even- and prayer aervtce, lfd by pas- _ Wendell G. Stuller, paaiAlr P. m. l\ledllesday. Mr. 0....... White and DOrio. log Worshtp 7 p. m. each Sun- lor, 7,30 p, m. Wednesday. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; BltrrlaOIIYllle Prelbyterlu Mr. and Mn. WliUam Sonleo da Omrclt, llowll'd Jlappel~ ..... IDd • Clareace SonJea of Dfa. y. m ~I Cb-L Christian EndeavOR', 7:30 p.m. oblp service II •. m. ~ Sunday ·-·--· 10 a m.• _.... uBuildmR Supplies and Mil! work Pqev 0 ~mm~ ty ~~ 3rd Saturday of IDMIIb. Portlutl Metltodkt Cltlldl- -· ~ow, ' ' ......., ' va.. --"~ -- ..... - Rev. Rus~ll Clme, paalor. Soatb Betbel EllB Cllri _ B. L. McDaalel, paaiGr, Sunday 'll'onhlp 7:31 P. m. tm. 8tmlell aad Mn. Ruby Gen~Pral Contracttne Young People s service.' 7:30 p. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- 8cboll l:30, Harold Rluab. Syraease Ml11l..,- Earl Cui- Orr Friday OvenlJJi. Phone WV 2-31178 8 u ildPt.~ and Bllild i n ,~t SllllDiiPs m. Thursday; Evangehstlc ser· lor: Sunday School l:t$ L m., Supt.; Keanetb MeLeod, Alti'L lor, paator. Wednesday and Jlrl. Mr.. and Mn. lfarRII'd BJs. Ch~tt r Ohio Ph. 1185 -200~ viCe Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and Norman H. Bahr, SupL; Sunday Sopl., Preechlll& 7,30 p. m. Stm. day servlm, 7:30 p. m. llell, 'local, IJiflll Saturday Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Worship IO·t5 a m. and 7·30 day Latter Day Samt. eveniilg witb Mr. and Mn. J. D. Freedoll 0oopeJ Milsioa ' . ' •• - ·· ' M-~odo~ Cb k , _ _ ._. Otttrdt II l - lfaynwL ' · , ' .11 11 d E p. m. alternately. oible owuJ lla<IDe ... 100 urc ·-·....Mrs A. It Bllley open! Jlrl. Basb St. an : 1veravt e ea : . 10~ Prayer Bervice, Jed by p... B. L. McDaole~ paator: 8tJo. &itt ol l.aUor Day IDit - day ~ wltb Mn. Flo PtlntB •nd Hardware J . Grllfllb, pastor; Roser Wll- bn, 7,30 p. m. Thursday. day 8cbool 1:30 1 , m.: Prtlct.. C. W. Profllil, paaiGr. fiJI mUet Newluii Ill Pille Orooe. Al hland OU Prndu('tl lord, Supt.; Sund~y Scbool, 10 Tuppen PleJao J!UB Cbarcb 1q 10:30 L m.; MYF 1 p. m.; from Racine oa Racble • Jlott. ·Iff 111111 11n Ernest Deelor Pb. WI 11-3?.73 Raeln• I . m.; Evqellsll< SerYiea, 7· - Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, Prayer and Btble Study, 7:311 p. lal1ll Road. Sand81 Scbool, t.IO and· Gl 'eolumbul spent Bruwn's Bo tti~ Gas :30 p. m. Prayer meeUng 7:30 paator: Sunday woroblp, t:IIO m. Wetlneaday. a. m.; Wenhlp 10:30 I. m., tbe weelrend wllh Mr. aad loirs. ' WY 2·2160 PnmProy p. m. Tuesday. a. m.; Stmday Suboel, 10 a. m.: Roe ~ MeillodiR- llllnday evenlol aenloa ttl 7:• ~ lloberil. 0 Radaud Million - · II' e Hobart Vineyord, SupL Bible Qleater Lemtq, pulor; m.; Wed., wonhlp III'Vlce Mr.lad Mre. Roy Sbee11 and Newman, misSionary paslar; Study and Prayer oervlceo Jed abip aervlce 1:30 I. m.; SUn- II 7:30 p, m. lamUy Ill ftlrldli eaiJed 011 tbe & 9_' 30 a. m.; by pastor, 7:30 p. m. TlllldaJ. day School,, 10:15 L m.: MYF Phooe WY 2-3481 N. Second Av e, Sunday Sc~ool Romtm Cat1wUtJ ·atpt Orr fll!tUy Smlday and Wmhlp 10.30 1 · m., Preacblng Adult Class Meelinl7:30 p, m. 1:30 p. m. Pr~~Y~r llld Bible Gltr IMl II fAnllt .. ...... 1!1101111 am, Orr faat111. ,, 1 Middleport. Ohio Qu ahty Fur niture at Lower Prl c~ 7:30 p. m.; Prayer "rvlce, last MondaJ ol month. Study, .W.edalad!IY, 7:30 P, m. 7' 30 p. m. Thlll'llday. Syncut EUB Chtlra- JIH, Ratloltl toleate6l Clltlrdt ' T ' : • ~' .I Middl eport, Ohio Church Of Chrlat Paul A. Sellers, pastor: SUn- Rev. C. J. IAmley, paator: . Bradltary Cburcb of Cbrls._ day School, l:;tO a. m.; llell Clturcb 8cbool 1:30 L m.; w... . , - Lerry Williams, minister; Bible Quisenberry, Supt.: 10:30 L m. ablp aen1t:e, 10:10 L m. MYF School and Morni~ Worship, Morning Worship service, lsi ,IIOII!l~J, 6:311 p. m. '..,_ . . 10:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav· and 3rd Sundays of the molilb. IJiillt• M CharU Devoted to the luterests 1390 WMPO RADIO · or, 1 p. m. ; Even In& Wor- 7:30 p. m. Evenln& .Evangellao B. .L. .M~el, pastor; Mn. 01 the Meig.. Mason Area abip, 7 p. m. lie Service; loti aad ttl! IJuD. lolltar L. IIA!aih, Supt. WorLOCAL UNION Bomlllc• Grove ChrloUou day ef month. lltJp I: IS 1. m., ltmtlay Scbool Ravenswood. W Ya. Cturcb - James Quisenberry. Betbaay EllB Olordl- fte\>, IO:It a. m; . " Werahlp Service, t:30 a. m.: Paul A. SeUers, pltstQf: .folam. OU Olin .,_..... Clnutlt Sunday School, 10 a. m., Stan· IIJil Worahip, 9:30 L m.; SUn- -H. L. ~ ~tor, l!:art lord Stoekli>n, Supt. day School, 10:30 i. .,,, Blytbe D'oil, sDpl ' 8ttbtlaJ Scboel ll .....,... Cbll'.. of Chrill- Theiss, Supt.; Yautb Fellow• 10:15 L 111.1 Prett!JIMtff t.lt. Joe Robinson, mlnist>r; Hom· oblp, !:30 p. m. · · . I J I - lli1lllllt ~ latland. Oblo Bikers of Holsum 8retd er F""'st Supt.; Bible School CARMEL tlUII CltlrO-IIe\>, • Wliidlll O. ·llllllilro,....:• W!ll'l , Baptilt - -- - -- • ,·-·t• ...,.... PI': I -· !11...,. i ·- - m.; llll'l" Lilli IIIII• - l!l(r. ~ p. in. Prayer meet!Dc Peltollek; adll!l•t•t:ator; 11m> Sunday 7:30p. m. . day !.laM 1:30 L m.; Holy Sentinel Church ·Ne'ws' r.ord 1\tltr p¥e 11M' • bllJ(tl' JGb ~ deo· than ra iM my Mm a Cllrltti&n. B11t I fftl jlhlt M proud wallrin' Q JO'l- liM .U _, iafH!rl411/ w_w.i- il•'t don• r tt .'" Undmt.amd whJ I w11nted th11 plrii&At AM 1JhJ I c.Jl k "Udlll.W w chun:h. lhal , ,. ,,.. , 1. .,_ldtr. ''Yotl lmew, J imll\1," bt Noid, ..l 'we .~ .~~.~ ~-do~!';~~ tVIf liP ~ I ~ Wllf. ~VW !H'II I . ' "' .~ eDict..,._ ••urdt ' I '· Rd., , ! c. E"'l "I .. Ma - u /~ - JOI MIDDLINIT lOOK 51011 I - - - . _ .:. SANDWICH ADD TO YOUR USTENING Onlor IJ Phone Anti Tob 'lon HoWYU437 PliASURE ••• TAKE ALONG A I" nmBt,.;, .a._. . . .. MOTOROLA SYRACUSE MON. JUNE 20 AUSPICIS FIRE DEPARTMENT GRADE SCHOOL 1 ··:.: '~ COl -- R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Ru Personal Portable Radio l TINY'S FOODLAND Ba h - -- - · HEINER'S BAKERY e yN WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING V. D. EDWARDS LIEVING COAL COMPANY 10 Tran~istor - S Diodes. Built In Power Soej ( SWISHER LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 1 FM~AM w--. INSURANCE AGENCY ::i Supp ly. Ope r~tes on Genu ine Lea ther Case tn Black. NERNER RADIO & T.V. ... , , 2 & 8 P.M. N. 2nd Ave. w. ' Sunny, June 19 IS FATHER'S DAY KARR CONSTRUCTION CO, w..: BAUM LUMBER CO. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. . 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'aiS SHOES For All the flmlly spt .. ·s4·" eEVINRUDE, JOHNSON Cllll scon PARTS FOR OUIIOARD MOTORS ·' e~ATS 1nd MOTORS eiOAT PAINT-~ PRICE eUu.R PARTS ndACCESSORIS eGARAGE TOOLS HOUI'Sl 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. . A.M. loS P.M. MOton \ MIDDLEPORT 169 N. SECOND eCOMPLETE REMODELING BEFORE eALUMINUM SIDING eAWNINGS eCARPORTS eAWMINUM STORM DOORS & WINDOWS I'll££ DI'IJIAI'£8 SPECIAL· OFFER ' Wl1it ANY MAJCla UMOOit.ltiG Cla At.UMINUM SIDING .101 · Fltll ••• l9"· PORTAilET.V. \UITII ST.I•'~ ·· " ' �.' ~· ' I p .•. .. ....,.... "'........ """ •t• ,;.... J Wool J!all1tol- tlio ·~ "" ,.. , till!.. OR tM,rip.tiiii,Jfll&lwr ••• IIAtU:JIIIII-.. l·f • lad~ tlioltftla.,_llot_Wto_ . . ___ u w11 takea 011 a 8111dq .,_,.. ..,_. . . ar. tf W W .._. 't. P.vNL AIK! GraiKipa- (,..a blw m. ,. l!tiM tl) n1l JO(tt' ow•.fti:Mr . •jrandpa'~ 1M) - treU, GJ:and.. put. hil 111M 811. .lll'lft'l.r'• after,.."'"' • ' f.Dallr Sentinel.,--, ... yo~U" f"ther t\ll<l • _.1 ....... ~.: ~· ~ ..I,;,..;_ '. • •• !fddlte ~··. ~u~· ~r·. ~.,. ·• t11ot lly,.U Run Flee Metloodb._ Robert E. lllnltb, lJr., putor. lkmdly Scllool 1:~ a. JQ.; o. 0. PatteriOII, Supt.; MOI'IIIIil _t · . ..... - ~ ........ o.,,. 'ft'OI'alltp av:ou 11..... .. ., _ _ ...-... L m. •lee 6:45 p. m.; Eoangellalle Rousb, , ,;,, mesaase 7:30 p. Prayer • 10 30 1 In& 2Dd and ttb meeting Tlml'sd!IY 7.30 p. m. day fl tbe mOJJtb; I p. m. Laarel CIW Free lllelllodlol Ia& EvqeJJstic Service, Cll~b - ft. Eucene. GW, ll!d 3rd Sunday of montb. lor, Sunday ~I 8.80 a. m., J'odented Clllll'cb, Ptmeny Phil WIJe, Supt., .MOI'Dlng wor- Rev. W. H. Perrin, paa!Of; ohlp I0:30 a. m., Youtb Servcart Kautz, Supt.; Sunday ! lcel 7 p. m.; Evangellattc ..,... School, 9:lo a. m. Worsbip, , vice 7:30 p, ~· Mld-Waek pray. 10:25 a. m. or oervlce 7.30 L m. WedDIJ. '?·; Days of ObiJMI!IIon, 7 p. m. 1(1. lob't ~ !(II,... Nur Guflvllle (llutcb llldP,I: Rev. Jl'raiJk lojaatlll'!, ~· ~ - J> ~ ~, ·- - · ... '-=.:-.r ..._ .av;'"' -. w., .... ,.,...J Day of ObllpUoa f:30 a.m.; Coofenlon, . ~ hour belare Malt. , 10:30 •· m.; Evellllll Wo~hlp, Flnl BapUsl Cburcb, Mlddl.. 7 p. m. Wednesday 7 P· m. Bl· B u.•in ~~;;." ' i1J1 Worship JO:IS a. m. ble Study. . SalvatiOn Army Belblebem Bapllst Cbureb, .outer Church of Christ fte lllv- Armj>, - Eo. Great Bend: Rev. C. L. O'Con· B1ble School 9:30 a. m. Preach· "'1 Ray S. Wlnlns, olllcer In nor, pastor; Robert Lewis, ing IG•30 a. m., 1"'1 and third ellarge. Sqnday tO L m. RoO· SupL P:30 a. m. Morning Wor· Sundays. nea meeting: 10•110 a. m. 8111> Bbip and Sunday School; 1 p. Masua City CIIUrcb •I Cb~iot, day Scbool. Sunday 7 p. m. m. Evening Service; Thursday Miller Street - Sunday Btble Young People'o LegtO.: 7·30 p. 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetilljj. Study, I a. m.: Evening Wor· m. Salvalloo meeting; Tburt Carpeater Baplllt Cburcb: ahtp, 7:30 P· m.; Bible ~ludy, l day. day, I to I p.m. Ledlet Homo Sunday School, 1:30 a. m. Morn· i 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. DuvWa Pillrlm 8olla011 - no Uolted Motbodlsl l..oaiue: 7 p. m. Prep cl,_; port: Rev. Donald Beone, pas- Middleport Cbarcb of Qrlot, l (LAngsville Poat Office!, liM', Pomeroy - Melvill Alkire, ! - 7:30 p. m. Bible Stuey, ln)'er bn; SUnday School 9:15 a. m., . 511! IIJ!d Main. Streets - Don- I 0. H. Cart, paator : SUnday lor. Divine Worthlp at 8:!0 a. meellng. Other servlceo tiy ·lnGeorge Baker, Supt; 10 ,15 a. old Hocks, miJilster: B I b le School, 9,30 a. m., Robert Grate . m. Sund~y Sacrament of Holy IIQIJ!teament. m. Wmhip Service) BYP 6 p. Scb!"'l, 9:311 a. m., Kenneth Mc- 1Supt.; Wo!'llhlP •mice at 10:30 I CommuniOn. Sunday School at o\DVENTIST m.; Evening Worship, 7•341 p. Elhinney, Supt. ; Morning Wor· l L m.; PIJcrim Youtll, 1:4& p,l 1.30 a. m. Monday, JOF cl~ Pomeroy l!e\o..tll bay Advee. m. ; Wedneaday, 7:30 p. m., ahlo \0:30 a. m. Eoenlns Wor· m. ; Evangelistic service, 7:30 1~ts at 7.341 p.m. · Tuesda~, tlsl Cbu'rch- Mulberry IU!ighl! ' prayer meeting, 8:30 p, m., l ship, 7 p. m. Prayer Semce, , p. m., Mid·Weell Prayer and I ~dl~ C~rc~hr~IU the s!.tODIBll~ north of Meigs Memorial I choir practice. Wednesday, 1 p. m. PraiSe, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. ! 7 . ~• Y sh~ V a;l• Boopltal. Pastor, F. 1\1. Gilford, 1 First Baptist Church, Pome· Pomm~ Cburcb of Cbriol 1 · p. m. 0 c · au on Jame~ R. Holler, Ass't. Serv· - Rev. Carver William•. Jerry Ma•ters, pasbnCh; Suchnday }ehovall i ~ur;h ~hool 2~o";"';nces on lcea on Sawrday : Sabhat~ Iroy Sundav School 9:30 till 10:211. School, 9:30 a. m., ur ser· n ay, une a a. m. Scbool 1·30 m. W shl ' Worsh.,p service 10·30 a m . vice 10:30 a. m.; Chris~an IIDgdom Roll ol Jehovah's . NIU(Jrene 30 p.' m. yp. tb .m, tori p3, ' . • •• ' 1:' • 'll'lm p bl" uno ! IIi: .; ou ee Ql, • Nursery and Jionior Church for deavor, 6:30 P· m.; ~venmg ser'"" - " IC mee " I :30 p. m.; Bible Study, Thurs· children. VIce, 8.30 p. m. ISunday, 5 p. m., Watchtower I ne Cllarcb of llle Nuareoe l day 7·30 P m at :rt Evan~ Fint Baptist Cburcb, Racloe, Rolland Cburcb oi Chr~t- Study, 6 p. m.: Bible Study. , atelier _ Rev. Herbert Grate Gaiupoiis. 1 Rev. C. L. O'Connor, P"tor. Ruy Carter, minister. Bible I Tuesday 7 p. m.; Service mee~ j putor: Rlehard Ba-, Supt. U • --' B h ' Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam School, . 9:30 a. m. W~rshlp and I lng, 8 P. m. Thursday: Mini"' Charles Bloell, Ass'!. Sunday nUeu ret ren 1Curti,, supt.: 10 45 a. m. Mom· Preachmg "';Ice 10.30 a. m. try School, 7 p. m. Thursday. School 1:30 t. m.; Mornina Ed.. Uoited llrelllreo I• ing Worsh ip; uo p. m.. BYF Young People s meehng, 6:311: Worship 11 a. m.; NYPS s:t5 Cluiot Clnlrcb- Rev. Elden R. l and Junior Fellowship; ! p. m. p, m. Evenmg Service, 7 p. m. Lutheran p. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 Blake, pastor: Sunday School Evening Service: Wednesday, V. H. Braley. B1ble Schaol SupL 81. PBal'o aad 81. Jaba'o p. m.; Midweek Prayer oervtee to a. m.; Wlnnle Holsinger, 7 311 p. m. Prayer Meeting,[ Zion Cburcb of Cbrloi, Pom· Latberan Chorcb _ Morning 7:311 p. m. Wednesday. Supt.; CbrlnUan Endeavor, 7•15 8:30 p. m. Seooor Choir Prac· II!I'OY • Hamsonv1Ue Ruad -Eu· worship 8: IS a. m. and 10:15 Mlddleporl Cburcb o1 lba Nllo P. m., claaaes for all. Soni serlive: Tuesday, 3•30 p. m. Jun· gene Underwood, mtmoter. 81· a. m.; Sunday School, 9:30 L IIHe - Rev. Qydo J. Bartlett, vice! P. m., Praacblng 1::10 P· : iar Choir Practice. i bl• School, 9:30 a. m.: Mon> m. (Botb congrqationo are &mday S<hool 9:30 I. m.; m.; Mld·Week prayer meetloa. : CbHhirt • Kyger • Hartford ing Worshtp, 7:30 p. m.: R.. meeting " one at St. John's Morning Wmhlp 10:30 a. m.; 7:30 P. m. Wedneaday, Mrs. · Parish - Warren G. Zinn, ' bert Reed, Bible School Supt. Church at Pine Grove while NVPS Young People, 6:4ll p.m.; Mazie Holsinger, claBB leader. i pastor. Worship servoces are : j tile new St. Paul's Church Is • Evangelistic meeiiJIC 7:30p.m.: Lolari FaJIJ Ulllted Breiltroa Hartford Haptist 9 a. m. DST ; ' Church Of God beinJ built. Prayer meellnt!, Wed. 7:30p.m. Ia Cbrlsl Chorclt- James MarLittle Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. I Cb..ter Cburcll of God Methodist Pomeroy Church of tbe Nu. rlam. pastor. Sunday Scbool II '< Che•hire Baptist IO •IS EST .' Rev. Gtlbert Spencer, pastor. Allred Melbodlot Cbureb - - - R e v, Kenneth Pierce, t:30 L JQ. PreechiD& oervklea Church School at Harllord, at ISunday School, 9:30 a. m.: I Pearl A Casto pastor Sunday putor; Ra)'IDOI!d Walburn, lint and tblrtl 'l'llurrJday at ~-== ·:·~&:-:: · .~ow::_.~-~~·'::•--::::::::=--.;;::~;;:-Sotu1cloy -·•· ·' · Wtdnescio y l hu1'iday F.. da ¥ ! 9:511 DST: Kyger 10:211 EST. Morn!!'g IWolrshSelp ~~ 1: a. School~~ t·30 'Lloyd DIUinger Bapt.; Sunday Scboo~ 1:30 L 7:341 p. m. llecoa4 aad lourlb MOO" lay Tut.ouu y I . ' Ep'- '--· I unday Eohnums ' "O I Kir,..s -;ao on ':~"" and Cheshtr. 9·45 EST ' m.; ~•ange " 1 c rv ce, p. ·. ' · 10·45· m. MOI'Dlng Worahlp, 10:341 1. lioDd!f at 7:30 p, DL Prayer J . 1 l eYiliC US l)et;f <. tOrlOm y OSnu ... Q [ 1 2 5:3· , 0 . · · m.: Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Supt. Worship servtces at . meeling sec::ud and ltartb \8 ;1-5 8 :5- 10 2"2 : 1-6 9 · 1-9 2 : 1- 4 1 MI. Unton F.W.B. Church - ~ Wednesday · Young People's I Tues., 1 p. m. WSCS ,_Is at m. l!:venlng Service, 7 p. m.; SUnday SChool 9 45 a.m., Earl . F •.d . home of Isola Taylor. Wed., 11 Prayer meetl!Ji, 7 p. m. Wed- 'l'bttradaJ, 7:30 P. m. and lint 7. . --•-• and tblrtl Sunday, 7:10 p. m. S'" k S pt . E · g 0 Servoce, n ay, .30 p. m. Ishop, ~r ey, u ., ven~ . w r· l Mt. Morllb Clturclo of God- 7:45 p. m. Mid Week prayer """:!~•-- ~· of lite N~~o Ill. a.- Ulliled Brttm. k 7:30 p. m. by Cectl Cox , . bn aervices ._.. ~..... ~ ,,__. J ••With tit. ho,w it 111ill, in tome memure, fo•ter and help •u•· , Layman ; Young People's meet- Rev. 0ante1 Wor mao, pas . ~ Metllodls Cbtr<tt , _ - Sunday Scbool 1:18 1 1 - · · - - amea...,.... "tudy, 7:30 p.m· Sunday School 9•t5 a. m.: ' I W L m. ·, Sunday Worabip 10:30 rison, paator. Stmtll7 linlllld Scbool lain that whit!h i• good in fnmi ly and community life, th.i1 fen- 1I .mg and B'bl 1 e " ah' . nd Wor· Pre....,_ 7.30 - Pearl A. Casto, paa!i>r. orlllre i• •pon1ar..d by the bru ;,.,., firm• and oriJIInl!ltlfinrra , Wednesday; Choir practice at p. '~.s~lyc~ ~.:«:.;· 7 ~30 p. ;,, ahip service, IO a. m., evtl!'f a. m.; Evenilljj Senice 7:80 p. 1:30 L m.--., , 7:30 p. m. Thursday. . ... 1 , otber Sunday, 7,45 p. m. Sun- m.; Mid-week l'rlytr Service, tblrtl Blllda1, 7:30P.m. Seem! ?rlmJP nnm~• nntJPnr hPlnu. : Rolland First Baptist Cbordl Tuesday• Young Peep • s day Schoo~ 10 1 m John 11a1- 7:30 p. m. Wednelday. liM'. llld f'!i!lttb.Sunday, U L Ill· - SUnday School 9:30 a. m.; meetmg, 7:311 p. m. Friday. Supt . ., Merrls M. Wolle, paslor. I'NJel'~ '""1 : Preaclung Sunday 2, 30 p. m. Rutland Cbarch of God - leyForeot MoiWIII ellara RudaM Clllrth o1 tbe Nu. day at1t:30 p.m. CIIrllfiiD 1ft. ' RuUaad Free Will Bapdll Rev. John Smallwood, paoter; -Sund School 9 Mrs. - Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. ...,..., IIICOIId llld laarlh ....,. 10 Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, Sunday School a. m.; Evan· fred N~ Supt. ~~":;jp ,... m.; MoniJnB Wonhlp 10:45 L day, 7:311 P.m. Middleport, Ohio , paator · Sunday School, 10 a. gelistlc serVIce 7 p. m.; Young ~-- 0 • R Weecltll m.; Evaqellailc oervlce 7:41 , . .. , ' · People Endeavor 7 p. m. WetJ. ,L..,, I a. m. ev. ,.,...__. - oMldd)eport. Obio I m.; Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preacl> . P m eU Stutler, paator. P. m.; ....w... • • .,_ sarv..,. · -! Inti service, 7:30 p. m. : Prayer aesday, rayer e Ill 7 p. Be... M - t Cltarcb, Mid· 7:45 p. m. Wednelday.S8D ! servic..,, 7: 30 p. m. Wednesday. m. Saturday.. dleporl _ M. E. Dowlon, pa. 8)>racue Otttrdt o1 ... Nu. Mason Bapiiot Sanday School Ep11copal lor; Mn. Nan Moore, Clmrdt - 'll'lllllm ~. '11tarpe, D.A.V . Hall. corner Second Groce Eplteopal Clutrcb Scbool Supt.; Cburcb Sdlaol pastor; Sunday School 9:30 a. CWS Bakers of Gonrl Bread & and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored Pomeroy- Tho Rev. Richard 1,30 1 . m.: Wonhlp Service m.; MomtngwOl'llhlp 10:311 a.m. _ Huntington, W Va. by French City Baptist Church H. Martin, Rector. Sunday 10:30 a. m.; Melhodlll Youth Pentecoakll IIY MRS. A. B. IIAIIJ!Y , In Gallipoli•. Allniated with S. ; Mornong Prayer and Sermon, I Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Official Pente<olllll .UtembJl', B8lte Mr. lnd Mn. Roser Spencer, We Fill All Docton PrncrtptloM B.C. Rev. R. L. Pm50n, pastor. , 10:30 a. m. I Baard meeting, tst Sunday of 111- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- Mr. aad Mn. Albert Smith, Mr. WY '!'-~.'l ~ potft.,roy j Sunday School . every Sunday, EUB IJIOllth, 7:30 p. m. wscs, 2nd tor. Sunday School 10 a. m.; and Mrs. Larry Smltb o1 can3 P· m. Preachmg servtres th e! Enterprise EUB Chnrch - Monday of month, 7:3G p. m.: Worship, Wednesday and Frl· 11m and Mrs. WUBam Sherltlao & 4th Sunda~ of each month. :Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, 1 day. of Pomeroy apent the recent i MI. Moroab Baptist Church- , Worship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun· p. m. ne Peeteeollll Clmrcb MiiJ. bollday weekend wllh Mr. and 240 Linculn St. M1dt11eporr W\' 2·2550 Corner of Fourth and Main St., , day School 10:30 a. m. Youtb Letart Fallo Metltodlot cDeport - Soutll3td Ave.; liM'. Mrs. Theodore Pullins and Middleport. Rev. Nyle Borden, I Fellowship 6:30 p. m. ; Bays Cltarce Jamet F. Early, pa• B. L. Barrett, paalor: Sunday famUy. mmiSter. Sunday School 9•30 a. and Girls fellowahtp, 6:30 p. tor - LETART FALLS - Wor- School 10 L m.; Sunday ev• Mr. aad Mn. Lionel Johnaoll m. Arnold R~ehards, Supt. 10:30 m. ; ~:vening service, 7:30 p. ahlp, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex- ing evangelistic aervlce, 7:311 of MartiDs Ferry called on Mre. 1 · m. Morning Worshtp. 130 E. St>cond Pomeroy WY 2-2440 m.. 2nd and 4tb Sundays: Youth cept 2Dd Sunday! ; Cbardl p. m.: Wednesday Bible Sludf I . D. Hayman. , Naomi Baptist Cborcb , I Choir. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. School, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. Unf. 7:30 p, m.; Salurday Dlght Pray· Marty Morarlty of Syracuaa F.s tahli~~:h ea tn 1904 - --- - - - -· -· ·, ~day School 9.30 a. m .. \\or· • Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., fled oervice, 1:30 a. m., 2nd er and Wmhlp 7:30 p. m. Larry Morarlty tl Gr , W e~! Columbia W \Ia ! ahop 11 a. m.; Wedne5day, 7· Wednesday. Sunday of montb. EAST LEcalled 011 Mr. and Mrtt. CllDI Pb . Mason 773-5593 ' P· m., Prayer service. Morn1D1 Star I!UB Chord! - TART- Worship, S p, m., 2nd Prea!Jyterian Orr Sarunlay. • I . Rev. Monzel Smith, pastor: and tth Thursdays; Church IIJol<leparl Flnt U- Pftt. Mr. and Mn. John Grovel ol · Communrty sunday School, 9:4> a. m., Roy Scboel, 1:30 a. m. Sunday. AP· IIJterlu Cllardl R H Clendenin, W. Va., lpelll WY 2-32R4 Middleport Clrletoo Charcb, Klogsbury , Van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, PLI! GROVE- Worship, 6 p - ev. .,.. eod wltb Mr. and Mrl. Ralph I Road - Rev. Clyde Honlon, Ass't. ; Morning worship, 10:45 m., tst and 3rd Thursdays ll'd Ruppel~ pastor; Sunday Ballll'd and lamUy. I pastor: Sunday School 9•30 a. a. m.; Prayer meeUng, 7:!0 p. Clmrdt Scbool, 9:30 L m. School 9:30 L m., Fred Lewll, Mr. ud Mn. Jobn Oun and West Main St. Pomproy m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday m. Thursday. Youth Fellewship day. GREAT BEND - Wol' Supt.; 10:30 L m. Worship; daughter, Barllara, and lrlead Worship semce 10:30 a. m. 7,30 p. m. Sunday. oblp 1,30 a. m., lsi and 3rd l:t6 p, m. YF; Wed., 1:30 p, o1 Dunbar, Va., Jpetll 1 Support the Church of Your Ch ;~ ice and 7: 30 p. m. alternately. Lotlrldge EllB Cllarch _ Sundays · Chnrcb School, IO:t! m. Junior Oiolr; 7 P· m. Seft. weekaJd wllh Mr. and loin. & Prayer meeting Wednesday at Rev. Eugene E. Emet'$011, pas- a. m. ~y. MORSE CHAPEL lor Cllolr. Warden Oun. 7' 30 p. m. "Your KeeJ)sd:e Store" 1 tor: SUnday School 9:45 a. m. __,hlp, It a.m., ht and 3rd Syrame 11tni Uolted 1'nlo Mr. llld Mrs. Leo Eddjr of : COlombia Chapel Wonblp Russell Archer, SUpt. Sunday Barulayo: Cbur•b School L IIJterfu Cllttrdt - Qtarclt ..,.. Wooiter, Mr. and Mn. Clayton 9 341 Ill E. ' b in St. Pomeroy serv1ce each Sunday, 9•15 a. wort1hip, IO:tS a. m. and 7, 30 m. Sunday. 'rices 10 L m.; Sunday School Jones and lamily of South Char· m. ; Sunday School 10 a. m.; p. m. alternately. Bible Study Mlaenvllle Meatodlsl Cllnrcb t 1 ' m.; Bible llludy, 7' 30 lesion IIJIOIII 1 INeltml, wltb · Chester . Oh io Youth Servtce 6: IS p. m. Even- and prayer aervtce, lfd by pas- _ Wendell G. Stuller, paaiAlr P. m. l\ledllesday. Mr. 0....... White and DOrio. log Worshtp 7 p. m. each Sun- lor, 7,30 p, m. Wednesday. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; BltrrlaOIIYllle Prelbyterlu Mr. and Mn. WliUam Sonleo da Omrclt, llowll'd Jlappel~ ..... IDd • Clareace SonJea of Dfa. y. m ~I Cb-L Christian EndeavOR', 7:30 p.m. oblp service II •. m. ~ Sunday ·-·--· 10 a m.• _.... uBuildmR Supplies and Mil! work Pqev 0 ~mm~ ty ~~ 3rd Saturday of IDMIIb. Portlutl Metltodkt Cltlldl- -· ~ow, ' ' ......., ' va.. --"~ -- ..... - Rev. Rus~ll Clme, paalor. Soatb Betbel EllB Cllri _ B. L. McDaalel, paaiGr, Sunday 'll'onhlp 7:31 P. m. tm. 8tmlell aad Mn. Ruby Gen~Pral Contracttne Young People s service.' 7:30 p. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- 8cboll l:30, Harold Rluab. Syraease Ml11l..,- Earl Cui- Orr Friday OvenlJJi. Phone WV 2-31178 8 u ildPt.~ and Bllild i n ,~t SllllDiiPs m. Thursday; Evangehstlc ser· lor: Sunday School l:t$ L m., Supt.; Keanetb MeLeod, Alti'L lor, paator. Wednesday and Jlrl. Mr.. and Mn. lfarRII'd BJs. Ch~tt r Ohio Ph. 1185 -200~ viCe Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and Norman H. Bahr, SupL; Sunday Sopl., Preechlll& 7,30 p. m. Stm. day servlm, 7:30 p. m. llell, 'local, IJiflll Saturday Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Worship IO·t5 a m. and 7·30 day Latter Day Samt. eveniilg witb Mr. and Mn. J. D. Freedoll 0oopeJ Milsioa ' . ' •• - ·· ' M-~odo~ Cb k , _ _ ._. Otttrdt II l - lfaynwL ' · , ' .11 11 d E p. m. alternately. oible owuJ lla<IDe ... 100 urc ·-·....Mrs A. It Bllley open! Jlrl. Basb St. an : 1veravt e ea : . 10~ Prayer Bervice, Jed by p... B. L. McDaole~ paator: 8tJo. &itt ol l.aUor Day IDit - day ~ wltb Mn. Flo PtlntB •nd Hardware J . Grllfllb, pastor; Roser Wll- bn, 7,30 p. m. Thursday. day 8cbool 1:30 1 , m.: Prtlct.. C. W. Profllil, paaiGr. fiJI mUet Newluii Ill Pille Orooe. Al hland OU Prndu('tl lord, Supt.; Sund~y Scbool, 10 Tuppen PleJao J!UB Cbarcb 1q 10:30 L m.; MYF 1 p. m.; from Racine oa Racble • Jlott. ·Iff 111111 11n Ernest Deelor Pb. WI 11-3?.73 Raeln• I . m.; Evqellsll< SerYiea, 7· - Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, Prayer and Btble Study, 7:311 p. lal1ll Road. Sand81 Scbool, t.IO and· Gl 'eolumbul spent Bruwn's Bo tti~ Gas :30 p. m. Prayer meeUng 7:30 paator: Sunday woroblp, t:IIO m. Wetlneaday. a. m.; Wenhlp 10:30 I. m., tbe weelrend wllh Mr. aad loirs. ' WY 2·2160 PnmProy p. m. Tuesday. a. m.; Stmday Suboel, 10 a. m.: Roe ~ MeillodiR- llllnday evenlol aenloa ttl 7:• ~ lloberil. 0 Radaud Million - · II' e Hobart Vineyord, SupL Bible Qleater Lemtq, pulor; m.; Wed., wonhlp III'Vlce Mr.lad Mre. Roy Sbee11 and Newman, misSionary paslar; Study and Prayer oervlceo Jed abip aervlce 1:30 I. m.; SUn- II 7:30 p, m. lamUy Ill ftlrldli eaiJed 011 tbe & 9_' 30 a. m.; by pastor, 7:30 p. m. TlllldaJ. day School,, 10:15 L m.: MYF Phooe WY 2-3481 N. Second Av e, Sunday Sc~ool Romtm Cat1wUtJ ·atpt Orr fll!tUy Smlday and Wmhlp 10.30 1 · m., Preacblng Adult Class Meelinl7:30 p, m. 1:30 p. m. Pr~~Y~r llld Bible Gltr IMl II fAnllt .. ...... 1!1101111 am, Orr faat111. ,, 1 Middleport. Ohio Qu ahty Fur niture at Lower Prl c~ 7:30 p. m.; Prayer "rvlce, last MondaJ ol month. Study, .W.edalad!IY, 7:30 P, m. 7' 30 p. m. Thlll'llday. Syncut EUB Chtlra- JIH, Ratloltl toleate6l Clltlrdt ' T ' : • ~' .I Middl eport, Ohio Church Of Chrlat Paul A. Sellers, pastor: SUn- Rev. C. J. IAmley, paator: . Bradltary Cburcb of Cbrls._ day School, l:;tO a. m.; llell Clturcb 8cbool 1:30 L m.; w... . , - Lerry Williams, minister; Bible Quisenberry, Supt.: 10:30 L m. ablp aen1t:e, 10:10 L m. MYF School and Morni~ Worship, Morning Worship service, lsi ,IIOII!l~J, 6:311 p. m. '..,_ . . 10:30 a. m.; Christian Endeav· and 3rd Sundays of the molilb. IJiillt• M CharU Devoted to the luterests 1390 WMPO RADIO · or, 1 p. m. ; Even In& Wor- 7:30 p. m. Evenln& .Evangellao B. .L. .M~el, pastor; Mn. 01 the Meig.. Mason Area abip, 7 p. m. lie Service; loti aad ttl! IJuD. lolltar L. IIA!aih, Supt. WorLOCAL UNION Bomlllc• Grove ChrloUou day ef month. lltJp I: IS 1. m., ltmtlay Scbool Ravenswood. W Ya. Cturcb - James Quisenberry. Betbaay EllB Olordl- fte\>, IO:It a. m; . " Werahlp Service, t:30 a. m.: Paul A. SeUers, pltstQf: .folam. OU Olin .,_..... Clnutlt Sunday School, 10 a. m., Stan· IIJil Worahip, 9:30 L m.; SUn- -H. L. ~ ~tor, l!:art lord Stoekli>n, Supt. day School, 10:30 i. .,,, Blytbe D'oil, sDpl ' 8ttbtlaJ Scboel ll .....,... Cbll'.. of Chrill- Theiss, Supt.; Yautb Fellow• 10:15 L 111.1 Prett!JIMtff t.lt. Joe Robinson, mlnist>r; Hom· oblp, !:30 p. m. · · . I J I - lli1lllllt ~ latland. Oblo Bikers of Holsum 8retd er F""'st Supt.; Bible School CARMEL tlUII CltlrO-IIe\>, • Wliidlll O. ·llllllilro,....:• W!ll'l , Baptilt - -- - -- • ,·-·t• ...,.... PI': I -· !11...,. i ·- - m.; llll'l" Lilli IIIII• - l!l(r. ~ p. in. Prayer meet!Dc Peltollek; adll!l•t•t:ator; 11m> Sunday 7:30p. m. . day !.laM 1:30 L m.; Holy Sentinel Church ·Ne'ws' r.ord 1\tltr p¥e 11M' • bllJ(tl' JGb ~ deo· than ra iM my Mm a Cllrltti&n. B11t I fftl jlhlt M proud wallrin' Q JO'l- liM .U _, iafH!rl411/ w_w.i- il•'t don• r tt .'" Undmt.amd whJ I w11nted th11 plrii&At AM 1JhJ I c.Jl k "Udlll.W w chun:h. lhal , ,. ,,.. , 1. .,_ldtr. ''Yotl lmew, J imll\1," bt Noid, ..l 'we .~ .~~.~ ~-do~!';~~ tVIf liP ~ I ~ Wllf. ~VW !H'II I . ' "' .~ eDict..,._ ••urdt ' I '· Rd., , ! c. E"'l "I .. Ma - u /~ - JOI MIDDLINIT lOOK 51011 I - - - . _ .:. SANDWICH ADD TO YOUR USTENING Onlor IJ Phone Anti Tob 'lon HoWYU437 PliASURE ••• TAKE ALONG A I" nmBt,.;, .a._. . . .. MOTOROLA SYRACUSE MON. JUNE 20 AUSPICIS FIRE DEPARTMENT GRADE SCHOOL 1 ··:.: '~ COl -- R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Ru Personal Portable Radio l TINY'S FOODLAND Ba h - -- - · HEINER'S BAKERY e yN WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING HEATING V. D. EDWARDS LIEVING COAL COMPANY 10 Tran~istor - S Diodes. 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SECOND eCOMPLETE REMODELING BEFORE eALUMINUM SIDING eAWNINGS eCARPORTS eAWMINUM STORM DOORS & WINDOWS I'll££ DI'IJIAI'£8 SPECIAL· OFFER ' Wl1it ANY MAJCla UMOOit.ltiG Cla At.UMINUM SIDING .101 · Fltll ••• l9"· PORTAilET.V. \UITII ST.I•'~ ·· " ' �• • IARNEY GOOGLI! ond SNUFI'Y SMITH . H.IDE IT; QUICK, MAW!! ..... Dlnllll Out lpoclol At Ballay'o NOTMV DAD8URN JUG!! I m MlSEII' FiiLL Fa( C/I6EY'S !f1R,~.I SUNDAY! .. Pomeroy QUAlliT ·Motor Co. .' NEW! INTERNAnDNAJ: ' - .'• 1960 TRoll ROADSTeR New whitewall tim. 4 speed lnDL Bed body, Prktd Below Market hlu · LI'L ABNER CUB 1962 lUlCK CONVIRTIBLI $1595 Jnvict.a. Auto. traD8., powor !ileering, whlto llnlsb, rod lnteJ>. lor, radio, beater. E>tra iOOd wlll!w 11rea. 1962 CHIVROLIT IMPALA $1595 Sta. Waton. LoW milet~e by local owner~.. white over bl.a.:!k fi.n.l8h. apotlesa red Interior, new white wau Urea. V8 eneme, aatomatie trau. Power steerinJ and bnkes, mdio and heeter T I SHWI.O ~\EVER Ji'\'IOCQ\\E HW ... IN'iB< I 'NP$ SUNK . aEfORE I STARTED..• 7 ROOM HOUSE, 11ft I"'· well, 4S acres, prage, 11!1 Portland BosbBD Road. B II I Court, llldne, Ohlo. 8 II Sic EVEN~M CMI'TOOME L~WITH ANYTHING WO"SEI! $7'15 Jood blaak top . ' - _,.......... c. ., - HONDA SAlES & SERVICE "I II DNI OPTHI Ja~ •• IIAVEL IIAILERS IIICIIIT P-LII. .. CALL AND DICK RAWLINGS CAMPERS Ma - lfake , _ ....I'IHIIIOM fDf' Re11tl>lo NOlA BIG BEND TRAILER SALES Jar. ...,., suite, nom suite, din1lg room 1 9 Tim01bf elover aod alfalla HOUSE ·and roof painting, $1.25 hay for s;Ue right out olj per !lour. Call liter &, VI S. fteld tills WIII!L Alao I caDI 2461. 5 Z1 milk COo!er obeap. Pbone • i --- I T d·- ' FULTON-THOMPSON 5 8 1 8 2923 afii'J"I p. m. 1 15 stc l or r• TRACTOR SALES i\JcriONat Adamo Trading CULTIVATOR for H FarmaU. WY 2-5101 Pomeroy Post o1 ,Mail Sl in Rutland, Wanted to buy side delivery . Ohio m!ry Friday nigbt at rake. Bry .. NorriS, Reecfs. If FT. HEAVY alummum uo. Ph. 74U3M. 1 14 ftc ville, Ohio. Pbooe 667·3652. aud trailer. PL -.2550. ' . . , liT liCit. t1JLL RAVE 1011 or 700 bales o1 .I'' '' 7286. ..... ___ - GUNS--. , ~-· Gun ~-~ Depol St eq ~ powder, tbelll . IIlli bullell. I I IOtt e-.. ..... _. ..... - 1 ROOMS;'· prlnte residence, $11 ~ aleepillg roem. lkm 611, ~ 0. L Dodsoo. ' 17 lip t;t58.vid'i ··~- 1.1C1egaat.: ..... olanc """ Near. . (' 0., Pb.. f92. 2297. ·.... • I 16 3tc tJNF1Jjitiftlim.4 rooOW:bath. . """"!' ani. P 1 uWitJ room, .mce 1 om ::=::.. L:plbw 14. P'oreea J8.. vm. B. Informer 20. And: r.tln Lane, LiaeGID Heigbta, Pb.l · • 15 tfc a. '"IDiit.a. • NiciLYilimislled..4.00m .. • ,r and balb aportmeol Pb. 1112-38'14. • 15 1L :f.';:_ •·="'"""l'l '.''• '• ' Syraeuoe. By - - i Call 1192-2644. ~ _lJtp 1 ANTIQUE P'andtmo, dilboa, mi,...U•..a.. Call ar write: Mn. llowlld Oodl, • •• I.Wn ~ r-a,. 12ttlo FOUR ROOM fumlsbed opart. mept. WY U668. 4 14 tic TIIRJIE IIlli j, ; ' l lN. Print .......... Ill.~. - WSTRB FOAM'I A~!:-*" e• eo.cnw ... MIBehlet 4!7. x..ae aot.t A- u. ~ . ' . OHIO ...... W. Canoy, Mt•· ' dial volume oontrol, 4 speak- er soUlld aystem. Lovely wll· DUI COIIIIOie. Used only 4 IIIOJIIbs. Pay $1 per month or pay balallce duo t92.3%. Call 1192-3211. 6 14 6tc .f{ZI . ttl ... " ~ ,.. •• ~ .. i"' •• ~ <t. Stun ... .....,, !110111 funllll> ONE exjlet'lenced structural steel droftaman, I structural layout man, I otruclural sbop worker. Apply only H quali· fied daily betweeJI 8 and ~ p. DL Midwest steel Corp., Box 341, PometOJ, Obio. & 18 3tc 0 46. Milt.ake ... Rational ... !..~ .. _ 10:1 IliAD SERVICI --· . . . Ahgn111111t Shop W. Malt! II. p..,..., C. & J. Tr1ller S.les Ill L1noo1a 11. Mlddlop~rt, o. '-11-Bodr Worb 1 16 114 I S"roRY lramo bouso • large ......, I '*ln>oml, ltalb IIIII bill lip, lull - I w!lli balb, ftnlohed IWa. OWIIm IIIOVIq from areo. 1M K. saw.. Ph. . . . . t:Mtlt RADIATOR JYDNR.t.D AP APSCX SERVICE ill NiW lliCIIifiW ShOp eeor •Truck •H11tor ABBIE AND SLATS •Bulldoar •Any Typo Core m GREATEST =:'m.:O.~ . ,. .. 12" lbo ..J5o to 1.50 C..loll carry.Out_... CALL WY:W. b.(J WINNIE WINKLI Pick up At G. I G. CAFE .. Rill lk CWS CIY EM.t.NJ7.t.X 1• W. MAIN POMIIOY P.ID, PYRP QPZ.-QJYYRYX Y......J'• ~~ HB WHO RUNS I'ROM 000 THll MORNING WILL !ICAJICELY i'1liD HlK 'l'illl (# 'l'liB nA.Y.-BUNYAN , w- ~....,. 8s 'h- ~" --- pod IIODdltion. 01 284 Street, Middleport, Q. lit your eyes JOUI' ... trarpel - ....... , them with Blue Laatre. electrie ..'"lpi"W fl. • FundluN <lo. • 14 The Talk of the Town TER · GIBSON' VALUES, ! __________________________.. _,. . .,.;·,.-·--·------"!""-·----·" " ____,. GI B\S0 N GI BSO N. · Gibson Reg. ssso Air -Co~~iti~ner$. Fo~~ ~'. F.re~~~[$. . , Refrigerator S ~c:· ·l169.9 17~1·25 1 = , •• 0 ' FROST.fRE! 16 CUBIC FOOT SIZE WITH 1101TOM FREEZER 'I ., _., atlou. ~- ,. ' Eac4 day tbe code ~etten. 1ft dlffeftDt,. ... ·• :; tbi&allllple A Ill ..e4 for t.be Ulnle L'a. X far tbt t._. O's, ete. 8btgle Jetten. ·~ trophlet, the leogth aDd fonnatiOil of tbt WOI'dl ~ • llillt& CWS I ' ~. On~ letter limply llitaDih :b-..ther. b ZNAX ~ 6·17 i LOJIQPI:LLOW 1o :..::. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII AT ~ AXIDLB.&.&.Xa ~,CHESTER .~IJ~ " diH GOBLE FORD ~w ~ DAB.Y CIIYPIOQUO'l'E - Here'o - • ~ ~,. n ..... 8y ART SANSON! acluolvo STEREO RADIO CONSOLE -~ 4 speed auttmatto cbanpr, , ~~ "' rI'' AUGNMENT THE lOIN LOSEI oolor brlsJIIenbll will mako yoll' nrpeta ..... like neW agalo. Electrle sbampooer rental $1. I 17 &te ~:ROY blrcJ word ~ + AIJ>.CODGitioDer&. ..- .... ..._ Syeoo- .. .. . "' "'•• " rl ., ......... . ~!8. Chanoe Uea paid. PhoDo WY Ul'/1. RowJer Olld Reed Allfr I p.... ilili"I'Y 1-3574. f J tlo Hllp W•ntld • t 1L ca.goeo "· ,..• .., Wolfe at Racine Home Bank or write Jluah Cairnl, Tlpp City, Ohio, ' 10 !Ole 1: ' rr and a<L !!: .......,• .... .. SovUI I'm' WHEEL CIIJIIUA!iUAI, AKO, .... female, atortiiiC .. $111. Mallde Young, lladH, Ohio. Pb. - 1 . I 1t1 I'll. WY :t-1181 pnant'l lt. Ji'1oetoce. 2Z. Family .,.,.,... LEAVING tbo ltlte IIIII must oelleur lloma. I ...... and balb, alumlnua oldiiiC llld lform dooni ad wiDdDWL can llol lluanll, llf2.'MI. IIIIW IIOUSI!, I IIIOlDI IIIII INdb, on larle Jot, pod nellbborbood 1 bloot below Alt.P II lllddl• pori, 0. Anlold DodJoa, Ill Beyaa Plloo, lllddlet*t w- 13. SWeJ"H! !110111 oct aDd UD!umisbod apart12 1 Uc menta. WY .r50I. 4 BEDROOM medl!l'll home, Racitlt!, R. D. 2. Inquire Tom . l ........ Illan<l fur. Di8W apartments. All utililour TIIREE BDi1 lour .\)1 :11. Poelt1< a !rig-- DON'T IUY UNTIL YOU CHICK WITH US AT LANDMARK! - beMo..... l'- .w. 17.Gbi'•....._ a 1W :, tleoanted WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO APPLIANCES 8lttlt prieM thaD ever • - . . Belrigeraton, w.. -Dryor Pain,. Elee. JlaD. .....- ~~ ~- • · - __ 6 31e_ I I ROOM HOUSE willi batb ill i to. l• a- 11. Hauntl 13. Slope form 992-31'14. :I.Coocl4. Gall,_ ~~~ eld Jl.- a -tM:Ie - lawllngs Hond• S.l• ""' .. "' filii ...mg. Mkllli """ ql Jlll3 2.- 11 .. NNI \IALUI IALI Qar •='a f.,.._ = • .....,.,. 0{- ...... I. Ja.ya, - tref. . .. _ . . . . . "!IOO=o:-:e:-:S:~Z!=:-:.Fo:~':'==-=-.=-;._;;. • '" electria dryer, aood: lrooer, 2 ...~ tables, Cameron 2 blcyclol, ~y·a ud 8)rl'o. waober, I lamps, BoqKlillti AU !lema priced fur mauglo lroaer. red ..... I'lL IIIIWjll maplo dreaser and oblll I lt1 !II drawen, Airway Cold Spot freeze, 811 2-5716. ID ~~ ':f ~~ D~ CR~W~!,t .''j ..... 01111 EXPERIENCED ROU'llll l.M AI SJ.'TIICOIC Corporallotl 1'00111 Crill llrodlonl IMo,PNH•Coollool ... c. IIIIAJiniiiD .' . .' •. �• • IARNEY GOOGLI! ond SNUFI'Y SMITH . H.IDE IT; QUICK, MAW!! ..... Dlnllll Out lpoclol At Ballay'o NOTMV DAD8URN JUG!! I m MlSEII' FiiLL Fa( C/I6EY'S !f1R,~.I SUNDAY! .. Pomeroy QUAlliT ·Motor Co. .' NEW! INTERNAnDNAJ: ' - .'• 1960 TRoll ROADSTeR New whitewall tim. 4 speed lnDL Bed body, Prktd Below Market hlu · LI'L ABNER CUB 1962 lUlCK CONVIRTIBLI $1595 Jnvict.a. Auto. traD8., powor !ileering, whlto llnlsb, rod lnteJ>. lor, radio, beater. E>tra iOOd wlll!w 11rea. 1962 CHIVROLIT IMPALA $1595 Sta. Waton. LoW milet~e by local owner~.. white over bl.a.:!k fi.n.l8h. apotlesa red Interior, new white wau Urea. V8 eneme, aatomatie trau. Power steerinJ and bnkes, mdio and heeter T I SHWI.O ~\EVER Ji'\'IOCQ\\E HW ... IN'iB< I 'NP$ SUNK . aEfORE I STARTED..• 7 ROOM HOUSE, 11ft I"'· well, 4S acres, prage, 11!1 Portland BosbBD Road. B II I Court, llldne, Ohlo. 8 II Sic EVEN~M CMI'TOOME L~WITH ANYTHING WO"SEI! $7'15 Jood blaak top . ' - _,.......... c. ., - HONDA SAlES & SERVICE "I II DNI OPTHI Ja~ •• IIAVEL IIAILERS IIICIIIT P-LII. .. CALL AND DICK RAWLINGS CAMPERS Ma - lfake , _ ....I'IHIIIOM fDf' Re11tl>lo NOlA BIG BEND TRAILER SALES Jar. ...,., suite, nom suite, din1lg room 1 9 Tim01bf elover aod alfalla HOUSE ·and roof painting, $1.25 hay for s;Ue right out olj per !lour. Call liter &, VI S. fteld tills WIII!L Alao I caDI 2461. 5 Z1 milk COo!er obeap. Pbone • i --- I T d·- ' FULTON-THOMPSON 5 8 1 8 2923 afii'J"I p. m. 1 15 stc l or r• TRACTOR SALES i\JcriONat Adamo Trading CULTIVATOR for H FarmaU. WY 2-5101 Pomeroy Post o1 ,Mail Sl in Rutland, Wanted to buy side delivery . Ohio m!ry Friday nigbt at rake. Bry .. NorriS, Reecfs. If FT. HEAVY alummum uo. Ph. 74U3M. 1 14 ftc ville, Ohio. Pbooe 667·3652. aud trailer. PL -.2550. ' . . , liT liCit. t1JLL RAVE 1011 or 700 bales o1 .I'' '' 7286. ..... ___ - GUNS--. , ~-· Gun ~-~ Depol St eq ~ powder, tbelll . IIlli bullell. I I IOtt e-.. ..... _. ..... - 1 ROOMS;'· prlnte residence, $11 ~ aleepillg roem. lkm 611, ~ 0. L Dodsoo. ' 17 lip t;t58.vid'i ··~- 1.1C1egaat.: ..... olanc """ Near. . (' 0., Pb.. f92. 2297. ·.... • I 16 3tc tJNF1Jjitiftlim.4 rooOW:bath. . """"!' ani. P 1 uWitJ room, .mce 1 om ::=::.. L:plbw 14. P'oreea J8.. vm. B. Informer 20. And: r.tln Lane, LiaeGID Heigbta, Pb.l · • 15 tfc a. '"IDiit.a. • NiciLYilimislled..4.00m .. • ,r and balb aportmeol Pb. 1112-38'14. • 15 1L :f.';:_ •·="'"""l'l '.''• '• ' Syraeuoe. By - - i Call 1192-2644. ~ _lJtp 1 ANTIQUE P'andtmo, dilboa, mi,...U•..a.. Call ar write: Mn. llowlld Oodl, • •• I.Wn ~ r-a,. 12ttlo FOUR ROOM fumlsbed opart. mept. WY U668. 4 14 tic TIIRJIE IIlli j, ; ' l lN. Print .......... Ill.~. - WSTRB FOAM'I A~!:-*" e• eo.cnw ... MIBehlet 4!7. x..ae aot.t A- u. ~ . ' . OHIO ...... W. Canoy, Mt•· ' dial volume oontrol, 4 speak- er soUlld aystem. Lovely wll· DUI COIIIIOie. Used only 4 IIIOJIIbs. Pay $1 per month or pay balallce duo t92.3%. Call 1192-3211. 6 14 6tc .f{ZI . ttl ... " ~ ,.. •• ~ .. i"' •• ~ <t. Stun ... .....,, !110111 funllll> ONE exjlet'lenced structural steel droftaman, I structural layout man, I otruclural sbop worker. Apply only H quali· fied daily betweeJI 8 and ~ p. DL Midwest steel Corp., Box 341, PometOJ, Obio. & 18 3tc 0 46. Milt.ake ... Rational ... !..~ .. _ 10:1 IliAD SERVICI --· . . . Ahgn111111t Shop W. Malt! II. p..,..., C. & J. Tr1ller S.les Ill L1noo1a 11. Mlddlop~rt, o. '-11-Bodr Worb 1 16 114 I S"roRY lramo bouso • large ......, I '*ln>oml, ltalb IIIII bill lip, lull - I w!lli balb, ftnlohed IWa. OWIIm IIIOVIq from areo. 1M K. saw.. Ph. . . . . t:Mtlt RADIATOR JYDNR.t.D AP APSCX SERVICE ill NiW lliCIIifiW ShOp eeor •Truck •H11tor ABBIE AND SLATS •Bulldoar •Any Typo Core m GREATEST =:'m.:O.~ . ,. .. 12" lbo ..J5o to 1.50 C..loll carry.Out_... CALL WY:W. b.(J WINNIE WINKLI Pick up At G. I G. CAFE .. Rill lk CWS CIY EM.t.NJ7.t.X 1• W. MAIN POMIIOY P.ID, PYRP QPZ.-QJYYRYX Y......J'• ~~ HB WHO RUNS I'ROM 000 THll MORNING WILL !ICAJICELY i'1liD HlK 'l'illl (# 'l'liB nA.Y.-BUNYAN , w- ~....,. 8s 'h- ~" --- pod IIODdltion. 01 284 Street, Middleport, Q. lit your eyes JOUI' ... trarpel - ....... , them with Blue Laatre. electrie ..'"lpi"W fl. • FundluN <lo. • 14 The Talk of the Town TER · GIBSON' VALUES, ! __________________________.. _,. . .,.;·,.-·--·------"!""-·----·" " ____,. GI B\S0 N GI BSO N. · Gibson Reg. ssso Air -Co~~iti~ner$. Fo~~ ~'. F.re~~~[$. . , Refrigerator S ~c:· ·l169.9 17~1·25 1 = , •• 0 ' FROST.fRE! 16 CUBIC FOOT SIZE WITH 1101TOM FREEZER 'I ., _., atlou. ~- ,. ' Eac4 day tbe code ~etten. 1ft dlffeftDt,. ... ·• :; tbi&allllple A Ill ..e4 for t.be Ulnle L'a. X far tbt t._. O's, ete. 8btgle Jetten. ·~ trophlet, the leogth aDd fonnatiOil of tbt WOI'dl ~ • llillt& CWS I ' ~. On~ letter limply llitaDih :b-..ther. b ZNAX ~ 6·17 i LOJIQPI:LLOW 1o :..::. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII AT ~ AXIDLB.&.&.Xa ~,CHESTER .~IJ~ " diH GOBLE FORD ~w ~ DAB.Y CIIYPIOQUO'l'E - Here'o - • ~ ~,. n ..... 8y ART SANSON! acluolvo STEREO RADIO CONSOLE -~ 4 speed auttmatto cbanpr, , ~~ "' rI'' AUGNMENT THE lOIN LOSEI oolor brlsJIIenbll will mako yoll' nrpeta ..... like neW agalo. Electrle sbampooer rental $1. I 17 &te ~:ROY blrcJ word ~ + AIJ>.CODGitioDer&. ..- .... ..._ Syeoo- .. .. . "' "'•• " rl ., ......... . ~!8. Chanoe Uea paid. PhoDo WY Ul'/1. RowJer Olld Reed Allfr I p.... ilili"I'Y 1-3574. f J tlo Hllp W•ntld • t 1L ca.goeo "· ,..• .., Wolfe at Racine Home Bank or write Jluah Cairnl, Tlpp City, Ohio, ' 10 !Ole 1: ' rr and a<L !!: .......,• .... .. SovUI I'm' WHEEL CIIJIIUA!iUAI, AKO, .... female, atortiiiC .. $111. Mallde Young, lladH, Ohio. Pb. - 1 . I 1t1 I'll. WY :t-1181 pnant'l lt. Ji'1oetoce. 2Z. Family .,.,.,... LEAVING tbo ltlte IIIII must oelleur lloma. I ...... and balb, alumlnua oldiiiC llld lform dooni ad wiDdDWL can llol lluanll, llf2.'MI. IIIIW IIOUSI!, I IIIOlDI IIIII INdb, on larle Jot, pod nellbborbood 1 bloot below Alt.P II lllddl• pori, 0. Anlold DodJoa, Ill Beyaa Plloo, lllddlet*t w- 13. SWeJ"H! !110111 oct aDd UD!umisbod apart12 1 Uc menta. WY .r50I. 4 BEDROOM medl!l'll home, Racitlt!, R. D. 2. Inquire Tom . l ........ Illan<l fur. Di8W apartments. All utililour TIIREE BDi1 lour .\)1 :11. Poelt1< a !rig-- DON'T IUY UNTIL YOU CHICK WITH US AT LANDMARK! - beMo..... l'- .w. 17.Gbi'•....._ a 1W :, tleoanted WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO APPLIANCES 8lttlt prieM thaD ever • - . . Belrigeraton, w.. -Dryor Pain,. Elee. JlaD. .....- ~~ ~- • · - __ 6 31e_ I I ROOM HOUSE willi batb ill i to. l• a- 11. Hauntl 13. Slope form 992-31'14. :I.Coocl4. Gall,_ ~~~ eld Jl.- a -tM:Ie - lawllngs Hond• S.l• ""' .. "' filii ...mg. Mkllli """ ql Jlll3 2.- 11 .. NNI \IALUI IALI Qar •='a f.,.._ = • .....,.,. 0{- ...... I. Ja.ya, - tref. . .. _ . . . . . "!IOO=o:-:e:-:S:~Z!=:-:.Fo:~':'==-=-.=-;._;;. • '" electria dryer, aood: lrooer, 2 ...~ tables, Cameron 2 blcyclol, ~y·a ud 8)rl'o. waober, I lamps, BoqKlillti AU !lema priced fur mauglo lroaer. red ..... I'lL IIIIWjll maplo dreaser and oblll I lt1 !II drawen, Airway Cold Spot freeze, 811 2-5716. ID ~~ ':f ~~ D~ CR~W~!,t .''j ..... 01111 EXPERIENCED ROU'llll l.M AI SJ.'TIICOIC Corporallotl 1'00111 Crill llrodlonl IMo,PNH•Coollool ... c. IIIIAJiniiiD .' . .' •. �.. / ,.- f ~' ', '''' ' '( I ' ICniC '""'.!'"~ vent OllfS 1U1y eetmg Mrs. James Sooders, Mrs. Wllson, Mrs. B. F. ,MOl Emma Mathews. A note the .,,.,.J., ... ""~ [ro:n ~-!". meeUn~ First Baptist Church met Thurs- Salvation Army Fund drive Charles Beonett thanking day evening at the church. and scheduled projects to help class for flowers and cards Mrs. Beulah White, presider.t, with the purchase of a kitc!hen ~er. She was reported improv- ." presided and led the class song, "Have Thine Own Way." and gave the evening prayer. Mrs. Cora Pullen was devo!tonal leader, reading a poem, sink in the church. A picnio wa< planned for the July meeting with an auction w be held during the evening. Mrs. hhn Lyons will serve as auctioneer ''A and the proceeds to be used ior Taking part were Mrs. EUz:a· Tin~d Woman,'' and a medl- mg from a recent illness. A feature of the program was a humorous skit entitled, "Gran rna Says 1 Do,'' whtch turnPd out to be a HDI Billy · lalion taken from the booklet, the sink. The June project re- beth Slaven, the bride ; Mrs. , -=--=--==--="---==iiiOiOiiiOO~.i.....-,j John Lyons, the groom; Beutab White, the minister ; Mrs. Dana Hamm, best man. matd of honor, Mrs. Frances Bearhs; and grandmother's doughier Isabel Toy ' Following. the program group went 1o the dining' for refreshments of lime bet, cookies, and coffee .. from a table centered wjth an C< ., Jas •• - Mn L . Q I ~ I ' l I .. I ; ,. ; OUTDOORINDOOR CARPETING Mrs. George Mrs. Oscar Basllana MOl cb!J. dn!o of Gallipolla · vlslled lhlll week wllb ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruee ~d and Mike, m Mr. and Uoyd ond cblldreD of BrooiiiYille. shope - s~ve installation cost. ~ to i n resistonce. o nd 't'rolet, t'se it indoon where you never dared earpel · l1dore. }'ood ataina, houaehold ataibl atay out. Colon elay i n. Remaim beautiful even in foyers, h a ll way~ and on stain. Easy to clean. Non-allrr• genic £cature mab11 it idea] fornursery,playrooul, t::hildren's Le~roome. For the perfect outdoo-r• indoor urpet, ehoose FOUR SEASONSTX made of 100%Marve111 oJefin fiber. Available in popular hoops to EARN rour lnlurence wHh INC IPINT" JnG~ Mr and Mro Joe Hood ieho Wednesda Alliance '::" th Y fro~ ed by th wde~ oleyhlll~:,.: e es In-law, Wade Eddy, huaband of the !former ~Udred Hood. M ~ Fann • Needs of Col~mIll _ tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Husted. Mr. MOl Mrs. George D. Massar and lamfiy of Columbas were weekend III'Sis of hls er. parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc• It was annOunced that the Massar, Mulberry Ave. blrlhdBy of the ......,., DUN• Mrs Da•,."n Strickland 1 fl -•~· ·~ • 'w e Conslanee TboDII, whn was Wednesday morning for a vlsll a WAC In the Korean War. Is iD Toledo with ber 1!10 anj n Augusl 9 and 1 card Jl(lower Is daughter-In-law, MJ:, ond Mn, planned lor her. Mrs. O. A. John Strickland and f mil a Y· Marlin was named 1,o hnve deProm there she wUI go lo vollOIIS al the July ·meeU••. Ore&on to vlalt another son Attending were the above"'l!oand dBDughter·~~~ odMr. : Mrs. J. M. Tbomton, Mrs. a;:m a I Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Owen f y. ~~~pa~ed Walson, Mrs. Ernesl Powell, ~ ~lll u d YRo 8· Mrs. Cotherlne Welob, Mrs. ..: Mrs. Ed~: ;~s n~~ George Mowrey and Mrs. Maydaughter Ruella who returned me Hobnes. home In 'the eve:Ung. : ---A3c and Mrs. George Hoff· PtNmCLiltal man hnve re-ed to Forbes C ·" · h • Air Foree Base Kan• re Seuwn after th tr' Plans were made for 1 new :and w~r:" marr> Sunday School Class lid Mr. and Mrs. H p. Sw of Eli!lllh. grade sradualel were arry an . recognized at 1 meellng thla Lawn Party Planned :;::'":u:;~renephW=..~~- week of the Seaslon of the MJd. 11.. D by _.__ Mr and Mrs Sherley Sw • dleporl Pres~ Churc:b. Ml> ~:r• IlL Recognized .... N"l'"J Buc!J. ,t· cburdllawn party was Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pulhno anan, Diane Welih, ilotty RuJ. p1anDed for July I 11 1 meet- and lamfiy of Mineral City are sell MOl Shonm lllndy. "'C of the deacona and deacon· speodlng lhelr vacation at their A report on the recent PrH.,... of the Flrll United J>res.. cabin at Shade river. bytery meeting In wolllllitn was b)'IOrlan Clurcb beJd Tuesday presented by !Ira. E. 0. Tawbalibi at the eburcb. Tbe pro- Mr1, l'ounfl 801,.11 bary, Mrs. J. E. HarUey, Mr. jeclill one of several fund ral&"' J, H. Grate, and Mrs. Arlhur lng e,.nls scbedllled to finance To Chatter Club Lowta. Tbe Rev. Havrllld Rupthe weekly swlmmlng parties Mrs. WUbur Young wu bos- pelt reported thai Dr. Cbarlea for the clilldren of the Meigs less t.J the Chatter club Wed- Plndar of Marietta ha& been County Home, a project of lhe aesday evi!Dlng at ber home, IIOllled minister II larp for II!'OUP· Naw swbn Jllllls h a • e Wrtsht 81. A abort business the area. 11 wu reported thai been purchased lor the chUtlrtiL -loll was conducted by Mrs. Millo Susan Part, church eldtr, CommlUees for the lawn par- Carl Roach, IJ'ealcleal aod ill bospltaUzed al Meigs Generty were named and lnclllde Mro. pmea were played wltb prizes a1 lloopltal. Edward BID'kell and MIa s awarded to Mrs. Tbomaa Stew Named 1o a committee to orPbyllls Joachim, geueral chair- art. Mrs. Roach, Mrs Alfred glllllze a new Sunday School men; Mrs. Tbomaa ltelly, Mrs. Biggs, Mrs. Charles Carson, class were James Bucbansn, Richard Owen, Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. Howard Blrdlfteld and Judson Wbl!l, Mr. !llld Mrs. punch: PIIUI llaptonstall lllld Mrs, Ra)'llload Fischer. Leo Kennedf and Hubert TayVincent Dabo, entertainment. Refresluneata were ..,..ed by lor. An ouldoor movie will be Jlbown the boJteu t.J the abnve MOl II the clole of the party. RuJ. Mrs. Robert Nollon, Mrs. CharCl·-L .. sell LyOIIB wao named pullllco 1es Latbey, Mrs. Robert Eads, etllu•fl '"'meefl · lty chairman and Mrs. Tom Mrs. Kelmelh Michael m Mrs. Wednuday Evenillf Rue, llDanclal chalrmaiL PlaDa Clifford Eml:Jach. Tbe Sew Rite Sawlnl Club were a11o made to seU·aervlnl _ met Wednelday evening It the trays. clab 1'00111 wllb Mro. Ra7 llliiJ .ATJ'BND WEDDING ~ bolteu. 1lurlni the ..... VISIT IIPJUNGI Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Col- 'ilblcb wu IJIODl IQCiolly, MlL Mr. m Mrs. Karl w. KJoeo, lllls, Rl. I, ReedovUie, attend- Tom Grueser ~ a blrtJi. .,....,..., were reeot~l v1a11on etl the WfCidiq on May 21 ol day gift !rom ber oacre1 PIL It Plarlda'o Silver SJI:Inp. '!'bey lbelr 100, Pvt. awles L. Col- lloltess for the 111!11 meelbtl bepn lbelr trip on Juna I m Jlopewtil V1. Tbe vows were wUI be Mrs. Colvlll SlmpttOI!. apoet to relunl bome JUliO 1t. llopaweU Va. Tbe vo111 were llelreslmJeDII were AI'Ved 117 read at St. Jameo Calhollc lha boltess to Mit. Don Mullell, BQUAL --TDIIJ:Omreb at HopeweU, Va. by llrl. Charlas Bollmu, Kn. Tbe pe:lod Ill the )'W' wben Father Rll.,. II I p m. Pvt. Willard Boyer, Mrs .JIIne1 dar and Dlibl are of equal ColljM II stationed at Camp Vu Vraaten, iln. Daaai4 lqlb IIi all pli1l o1 the world LeJeune, N. C. Pvt. Collllll aJ. lllcKDlgb~ lofn, Edward Wello, Ill known u lllo oqulnol. Atlhlll so wlllhes w81D101111ct the adop- Mrs. Grueser, Mrs. Wllllllll lbne, the 1111 ill directly over lion of 1 claUJhler, E!llabelb Gaddis and Mrs. Elza GUmore the Aim. Jr. , · re......... -ed ' ~ Blddii Pollllr MULLEN IIIIUra- Agancy Inc. INGELS CARPET HOUSE • ,_WYNHi ,P,OMEROY Also Available At Ingels Furniture -· ,. ' ' '' PRICE lO ~~.~;1· .I~ '· . (CO)qi') . DEPARTPJI:E- The Greene Lines steamer Delta Queen is shown here after leaving the landing at the fool of Ma1n St., Cmcmnatl, on one of her many steamboat river cruises on the Ohio Mississi.Jipi or Tennessee rivers to ports of caD which still mirror yesterday's steamboat races. colton plantations,' hoop skirted belles and cigar-smok- ng dandles. • Delta Queen IS Last Steamer of Early Americana .. '• ' . ' til · a Elberfelds .Are Open Friday . ~l and· 9 Night ' ' ' j ••• ". ' '' . ,.' •' ' ,_t•q it, .•.. s ,_ ' ·+. Presider' Door For Tax ..ncrease ·: . ' cam ', ··nt·'l. ', ' ;i·f.':'· ' ~· • • '.\' '.,.,'l . THREE - SECTIONS )'<. !amll :f.J Bever]JAdomo ~~~~ito fiDir, Dooote4 To Tho C..o!et' 1114411 Ohio V.U., VOL. 1 NO. 20 ::;! ' ' llcllart\VI4al•rk -81&"1' : ·. Addt wormlh and 'olor. PHONE 992·5561 TONIGH'I ' ""''HI IIDPOIIil -,.lllil- . "WIN111~ '"t lndutlrilt,tnInc.II • TriMIIfTIIIII or Alamelmluatrln, PAG~ . Presldenls ol- the "American Logl<>n Auxiliary of D~ Webster Posl Wednesday evening at the hnmo ol Mra. George Rockel!, Sr., Mlddll!jiOrt. Mrs. Gerald Wlldermulb, president, was In chlll'l!o ol the meeting, whlch opened wltb devotioDB by Mrs. Ben Neu\$ling, wbo read an article from Sunshine magazine and also 1 poem, "U These Old Boards Could Talk." foUowed by the pledge to flag and sUent pray· THIS WEEKEND • We'll }UIIIP through decorator colors, TM Tr•demark of Ctntral marriage to Rev. Carver Wll· llama wUI he an even! of June 25, was guest of honor at a sbower Tuesday evening al the home of Mrs. Geo111e Sltlnner with Mrs. M1111t Grueser, Jr., as co-hostess. Tbe brldBI theme was carried oul In the decoralions and gills were placed on a table with white cover and centered wllh yellow umbrella. Games were played and prius award~ to Mrs. J. H. Stephenson, Mills Martha Yo!l, Mrs. Stan· ley Jones MOl Mills Susan Yo1t Alter the honored 8m-t • .:. ...... -ened her glfta, relreshmeniB of oherbel -·••h, cookies and !lUis t'"'-' were Jlel'\'ed by the hnstese 1o Mrs. Edson Roush and Mrs. Ge11o Yost MOl Nancy Kay, and Susan of llaeine, Mrs. Robert Rousb. Syl'acuse; Mrs. David Farmer, Middlepori; l"'os Cindy Farmer, Day· ton; Mrs. VIctor Yolllli Sr., Mrs. J. E. Foster, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Lorain Sterrell, Mrs. liar· ry Lee B.Uey MOl Debbie, Mrs. J. 0. Roedel MOl Mrs. Steph..,..., Sending glfll were Mrs.. Nor· man McCullum, Mrs. JloCer Danlelll, Mn. Moxlne Arnold and daughler, Summa, and Mrs. Arthur SldDner. . 1 IBr bcu.em•nts! Won't curl, mildew, rot, Melhbart dleporl Cut it yourself •••any size, IOOJ-1 rMs. James Jividen ill a pa· tienl at New Hospital ill Palnlsvllle, Ky .. where she Is going observation MOl tesls. entered the 'hospiilll June 6. room number is 9. Mr. and Mrs. John and claul!bter, Ktm, of ville havo' been guesta week wltfl .. their' parent&, Mr MOl Mrs. Wall..., Bradford Mr. and Mrs . .JOhn Kolcbka. MJ:s. Horaee McElhinny Is medl<lll patlent al Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs Robert Jay Columbus open! the weekend with Mr. MOl Mrs. ser and other relaUves. The Rev. Clyde Bartlett family visited recently in son, W. Va. with Mrs. Fellon and other relatives. Mrs. P. M. Stnes, SlmJISOII, mother of Mrs Barllelt, ~ vlsltlng with them Mr. alld Mrs. Glen Paulln Lancaster, spenl the wtth Mr. and Mrs. James erJarne1 Bartlett 1, last week In Cblitmbua wtlb daupter and 1am11y, Mr. Mrs. Jolm Mayer and Sbe was joined lor lhe by her husband, Mr. and they ~ . home by 11et Cheri Mayer, wm the IIU1IIIlOI' VIICBiioll Ill FOUR SEASONs'• is mode of _laO% Marvu1! ofelin fibar. Unaffected by sun, rain, dampness. Won't fade, ~hrink , stretch, rot, mildew. HOSES CLEAN! for kitchenti Supl!'rior 28 :bl~e,~tr~ea~sur~er~. ~Co~mm~l~tteeo~...:'=or~w;••~re~ad~f~l'OI;m~N~or;a~R~lee~,~··s~ec-~Wi~t~ls~on~,~w~u~pr~.... ~led~..:by:...:M:::n~-~alllco,~~such~~u~na~rro~w;·~-;;~~C:lan~,~Pa~·=:;:-~::::" Miss Nelson is Bride-to-be Aronnd and 'Potluck Supper -r Ho$tess to Is Hon.ored Is Held by About Abo '/' U ·'t Church Class With Shower . ut .A UXI lOry . nl A 8:30 poiluck p!CIIle preMiddJ rl p __ ,_, the meeting ol the Pa•t The Golden Circle Class epo Mills Sally Foster, whose ·· Omeroy ,....,.. MadeoflOO% Clo;o;r r.t .,..it!J I f"' MEIGS THEATRE ,T ' !'oonu; the_ summer In he ,. employed by bl• brother, Clyde E. Bartle~ Mr. and Mrs. WiU!am bury and family, who are log here from Clearwater, Fla. wttb Mra. Garen Slanlllury, are spending - · · days In Bel· ver, Oblo, on ""'lnesa. ATrEND REUNION Mr and Mrs: Charles Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Gheen have reetived word thet their and sons of Pomeroy recently daqhter. Janie, has been ~elect.attended the McCloud reunion ed to play Ill the Honors 11 the Sl Clalroville Memoria Band at the Ohio Unlverslly Park-...;;·..s"'t."'CI"'a"'lrs""vl"'ll""e.= ==.l' Band CUnlc being held this week and 110111 week Ill Atbals. Mlss Gerard plays the barllone MOl Is Junior al Middleport High School and 1 membe< of Pomeroy. Oht• the senior band. TONIGHT ond SATURDAY Karen McEiblnney, dauahter of Mr. 1od Mrs. Robfrl Mo"FRANKENSTEIN MEETS Eihinny, ill spending the sumSPACE MONSTER" Jas. Karen David Kennan mer monthe In Colorado with "MORITURI CONDEMNS scboolmate lrom Ohio · SABOTEUR" slty who teaches· there. S h o Marlon Brando -----Ynl-Bryn.;_n_er left TuesdaY frllm Columbus by • jel for Colotado, Wblle SUNDAY, MONDAY lhey plan to visit llllllllllt!r •nd TUESDAY oorts MOl tourist sites Ill !he June19-21 -1. Milll McElb)!iney ls "THE RARE BREED" lng on ber llaflim''o Degree -TeebnicolorOhio University. lll!r J'ames Stewart are residing In JoflenoDvU!e. Maureen O'Bara C.lorcartoons J'Dd., wbera Mr. McEiblnney ill employed. · •• .. 1¥"" Ro: h: '#~..~NATIONAL BANK IIO'WI carpet patio, porch, poolside, boat deck with en . U . TeSl ·ent Q( .,'J'O!' POMEROY lngeh Carpet House ' ' tntint Continued warm BuDday. mp the lOs, lq,W 8undajt lllghl 1). D re-I Fellowship Laurel Cliff Church Meets -.-__.,.,_.,.,__,._.,_,.._,__,__,.........,.... .. '· W!ATHER . . ~ • ·. · · . · Mrs. Charles Lewill was the year were, named 111d ln- relary, for table arrangemenlli _Cbarles Lowlll. II was broJJ&hl nse, or bollle,ill a!wa11 a deelee~ president .when .WIJ"!·.~ud~, ~~~ ~: Mrs.• S."": 1at the AJIIII)IIi baltquet. 1out thai the _e!IJOYIJIOnl o( ,flow· Ugbt. Put the ste~ ID8nd they 1 ~01 mg rrau ua~dt:n chili lftt:~ Ww- ulG ;.h"-~ ,.lo.i... .......... , ~·r"'m, ·Mr •• lAo B~: ~--ar., ,~hl ~ t:.C':"· era and _or p n thlnga ~~' I~Y .pul . ~~~ nesday evenmg at the home of Mrs. Heaton, ~~~OM,. Mrs. log to Cjnclmlltl in July, was 11 a htgDiy perllona1 u&illiit. ~.t grvwu~i "' ......en"~ •. ,~ tt Mrs. C. L. ~eaton, Locust-St. Walter Bentz,. CJv~c, Mn. ~ presented a alft from the Club. is no& aece_ssary to take eourse fro~ seed. 1 The club wUI .be hostes~ lo 1 In flower arranging or lo follow · Flower arra1Jiemenlll went The meetmg opened with de- Moore, w~ks.bop, Mrs. 14 votiona tak"'! from Psalm • Tbom_JII!<ln,lrays MOl JI108IIS and county olfieers meeting at the a !el of mleil. One can have judg.,. by Mrs. Tbom(loOII. Two Mrs.• ~~JS~h~ ford h~r ~di~MrS. .::'ta~_/UD· Columbia Gu Co. ol~pe in :asure cui~"'C 1 from blue rlbbona were award><~ lo . . 8 981 ~ • apy c . • ~ r s. Middleport on ~y,-'4uly 1 at r own gar en. sma vase ltJit. Heaton and one .., Mra. 110 God: ~les Lewis; Junior ~lrclea 7 p.m. MOl named on the boapi· ol ~ ~ ~~adelleyb or ~~~ =r~.~e ~~ Tbompoon 811d two red ribbonl 8 0 .0 "' ee prayer ID u · · "' ' tallty ·eommtttee were Mrs I'OIIe "3 ' · Peas- 1o Mrs. Terfen and one to Mrl. :',so:~n ~~=~~:es::-:.:. ~e~!v~:\:s ~.'nH:...~.!I Charles Hayes, Mrs. Lloyd ID'e. Healon. . · . "' . g . . . · ~ "' · ..,.._. Moore and Mrs. llealon. The Firat means 1o sbnple easy ' of mg a rose spec~men from thetr whtch lhe membets attended !raveling prize, doitaled by Mrll. effects were ven b 'M r s Recreation was In charge garen. and whJ!D Althea Bryan day Strublt!, wa• award><~ t.J Mrs. Ill Y • Mrs. Thompson and pNel Other officors elected were was obs'!:"ed· Mrs. '\'errell re- Bentz. · · Lowlll whn_staled thai a few were awarded lhe winners. A Mrs. John Terrell vlee preal; ported on .lb.& beautlllcallon pro. . eontalners Qtat support blqoms dessert course was served by• dent; Mrs. Robert Lewill ...,. joel and planting day will be The Jli:Oil'am loplc, "Keep It .with a illlnbnum ol what Is lhe hostess lo II membets and retary; and Mrs. Joseph Stru· announeed. A theW< YQU note Simple," by Helen Van Pelt .·ll!ohnlc~lly described ao meeh- a gue81, Mrs. Bess Rose, of Hft. Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. I ~!*~ _d G .d._ Cl b p .d n _ ,. eWlS 1'\ee ecte arrangement of red roses. esses were Mrs. Fielding Hawk· ins, Mrs. Dana Hamm, Mrs. Harold Chase and Julia Grim. Others present were M1·~- Pearl Hoffman, Lillian McGhee, Nora Hamillon Agnes White Nora the Rulland Church of Jorden, Ethel Hughes,' L•tlie ~et recently at the home ' ' Roush, Iva Turner and a guesi. e hostess, Miss Helen Mae David Boone. Ne 1so~. The opening was gJVen by Mr. Carl with Mr. Richard Grueser Jng the devotional readings, Mr. Hysell presided over of Somefolksareforewrleftbebind. business meeting wllh Mrs. sie Grueser giving Jhe secreBut the adventures, the trips, the good tary·s reporl, Mr. Roy Snow-. times happen to ;you, when you save sys· A colored rnm "Time Work den the treasurer's report and •~&ematically for them. and Leisure," _:,as sho~n by Mrs. Reva Snowden the report Phil Wise when the Light and of the flower committee. • · TIJ it-here at our full-service bank! Life Men's Fellowship of lhe The group voted lo help Laurel Cliff Free Mel:hodis: [sponsor the varnishing of the cburch floor. 0'"-r -,·eels a~ Church met recently in u~t: t''V ,.. proved were the purchase 0; parsonage. new American and ""rt·st1an Scripture by Louis Diehl wJ ened the meeting. Sieve flags and the cleaning of hurch carpet. C Harry Clark and Herman ael were named as a i Games and conlests en)·oyed with Mr. Grueser tee to work on a play~round. Plans were made to have ning the door prize. ball diamond back of the meniB of sandwiches, Grocery and also w clean up bomemade cookies lhe old school building and ry salad, teed tea and grounds. were served to Mr. and Otw Lohn was pleasanUy s"'· Roy Snowden, Mr. and prised when Mrs, Lohn served Carl Hysell, Mr. and Servi11g Mtigs County for over 94 yean ice cream, cake and coffee in Richard Grueser, Mr. MOl RUTLAND: observance of his birthday. Purl Van Meter, Greg and Present were the above and esa, Mr. and Mrs. VIctor POMEROY Lou Diehl , Clarence Curtis, ley, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Member Federal Reserve System Clifford Klein Ernest Powell Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lawrence Smlth Pearl Jacobs' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter, Mrs. Oscar Smith and the Rev. I>u: Ethel NeiBon and the hostess, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation gene GilL Mlsa Helen Mae Nelson. Mrs. ....,,...,.:::::=:===~~~~======= Jeanette Davis will he the hostess for the July meeting. YOU set sailwhen you SAVE! - I, ' If~ Plans were made for the July "The Christian Reader.'' e!::::!: whon th• Ru, uf Durin• the business Bee Class of the Middleport the group contributed to T ,, .. ' 'i! I· ~paJiir Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport. o.•June 17. 1968 :!~::s n:::::·~~ke ·~~~rM ~i~'diEeport,Busy 8ee CMiass ~lans '"1:ir:~~;;~~ed w.,.: (5. P .. '·~ I ' '' . ' ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 17, 1966 richmond smith wallace