https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cf117b7026b0858720818aca67d6eaa5.pdf 350b42fbdab225fdb5f4572143ea842f PDF Text Text ' ~- ~"' ' •( 1 • "·~ - l._Jlllly SenUne~ l'omeroy-Ylddlepoit, 0., June 22, 1968 Family Night Around and Stu yed 00 bs DiscuSs y Wl'th Others About "'I- I Around and !~ f I · . 1 . Middleport c'hurch..wscs s.:·~le, . ~rs. PamPr(ly , I OtW Up "" Mn: !iall'ilrue.er: celebrate Faikel'f• · 1FrJencW. Mrs. Herlier!Pugb 611d Oay al WiU Hom8 ' l lt1rs. Russell citW "'men THRIFTY I I 1 1 . . : · · ELBERFEtDS 'IN POMEROY Elberfelds Open Every Week Day Until 5 - On Friday Untd 8 and on Saturday Until 9. 1 In 1118 IPiezert RUG RUNNERS Select From Mlny Colors .s and hostess. ' MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio TONt;HT NOT OPEN THURSDAY thru SAT. JUNE 23-25 "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD"' - Technieolor- 3 doteD comedians: Buddy Bu11ter Keaton·PhJl SUven-Joe E. Brown-Don Knotts. They all do aome tall 1benanlgans! HC~Ckett· * * * * * * * * * Two Major Victories ·Scored on VietCong a$150NunJagScholatM!p presented by tbe Melp C.U. ty Tubercut..ls lllllf Heoltb Associa<toa. Cberyl will of. lead Holzer Hospital 8c1Ioo1 of Nurshig In Gallfpolil tblo fall, Sbe wu also the ~ of tbe DAR COlllesL ALKA V-OS ·HAIR SPRAY SELTZER a.,~· · ·111gb - SdiOoJ. ........te - .. Eaatern to'lay aoooWI<:"d u Wbm"r o1 War Hero Held for Murder .59 at With The Purch... of Above· You Get I - $1.00 SIH For Only Ia ID the PLASTIC GARBAGE CANS TIGHT FITTING UDS BIG VALUE $ EACH WORLD Sturdy Weight Wicker Design 1~ BUSHEL CAPACITY PLASTIC 10 GALLON SIZE HEAVY LAUNDRY BASKETS Compere At REPEAT OF A HOT SPECIAL LADIES' SAMPLE Fresh Type "D" SHOE SALEI· FLASHLIGHT BAnERIES M•ny Styles To Ch- From PAIRS FOR Guaranteed Firat Quality Freab Stock. .00 :C Elich CLEARANCE SALE!! On Spring and Summer Shoes - naUonaUy advertised brands of JscqueUne, Connie, Parla Faablon, Date Book and Heel Huggero. It's our Big Sale of the year! VALUES AsST. PARERNS· -To ... 36x87 UNEI) \ $4.~ . Cekuurtoon eFLATS eSwingleckl eNoveltlea eSteck NEW FALL MERCHANDlBf AIUIIVING! it ..,1 .99 A $3.35 V1lue FOR NEXT TUESDAY'S SENTINEL FOR OUR MID-SUMMER wan., e SCHOLARSHIP - REGULAR 63c $ .44 WATCH SUNDAY, MONDAY ondTUESDAY JUNI 26-27-21 enttne Two major obotacles appear-1tion ol !be dam - and only,of !be dam Is rapidly progreaB-1 Crabtree said !be state of ginla feels the boondary be- ..mmunlcatlona between Ohio help residenb of the Meigs or- aentative Ralpb Welker, ed today to the new Racine· there. - to be In !be middle of ing to the point beyond whlch West VIrginia is definitely It> tween !be two states tn the &r· and Wtsl VlriJ)nla on tbe ma~ ea, but w~uld be an advantage they wtU attempt to •.n.~ Dam &180 bemg a bridge IICro" the nver. design cannot be changed. 'terested in the design of !be ea o! !be dam Is at the middle tor. lo Consolidated Coal Comp• an Immediate ., the Ohio River. It lollowa !bat Ohio ought to Design cosb lor a bridge onjdam for future conltrucllon of of !be Ohio River nnd therefore Membera of the CIC also ny's indiiBtrialland. Oltlo Hlgbway One is an apparent "luck pay hall !be cost of the design the dam have been estimated ja bridge, but II awaiting aome their belle! Is tbat Oltlo should heard C. D. Sanborn, assistant Crabtree, in bb talk, indica~ flclala nnd West of communication" between and construction of the bridge, at $250,000, and the bridge It· reaction from Oltlo officials. conalder, or dlacuas, abartng of lo the vice president of Cot> ed It is the West Virginia Road Commission Weot VIrginia and Obio," ac- a proposition Obio Is liable to self at f2 million. "H Oblo wollid be wtUtar oosb to have the dam design. aolldatbm Coal Company, own- Commission's !bought !bat con- long witb the cordiiJI to Paul Crabtree, ad- study for some time, and time This was the theme of re- to plaa eoastructloa of Rl. S3 ed for a bridge, He cited tbe era of 1,600 acres of prime in- struction of a bridge across the eers, can sit down m\llfslrative assistant to West is sbort. marks made by Mr. Crab- tn the victalty of Raciae, wa map. dustrial acreage In the Letart river at Ravenswood would be discuaa the malta', Virginia Gov. Hulett Smith. A decision, apparently, must tree Wednesday night to the would be willing to talk bust- "We would like lo lrnow what Falls area, espresa a desire several times more oosUy than Crow alio reported· the 1111 The other Is !be existence of be reached Ibis year on wheth· Meigs Coonty Improvement ness on !be brld!le deotp lm· Ohio is going to do about re- lor a bridge across !be new using the dam. 1ng home matter II•not..oa1 a U. 8. Geographic map whicii er or not !be dam will be Corp., at the Columbus and mediately," said Criblree, routing," siad Crabtree, who dam. Fred Crow, president of the !be picture and wort 11 shows !be boundary line be- a bridge. The Corps of Engln- Southern Ohio Electric Co. in Crabtree also Indicated the conceded tbere bas been poor Sanborn aald il wollid not only CIC, nnd Meigs Coonty Repre. reoUy In (li'OgJelt' «i 11. •.•. tween the states at the Joca· eers has indicated construction Middleport. road commission of West Vir- Oneend2Pc. Stylt1 Compare At Regul1r $2.99 I i • Junior - Petiteo Misses - Half Slzeo COMPARE AT $5.98 .........., .............. BAKER FURNITURE at y Blocks to Racine Dam . ·~ SUMMER DRESSES 1 Give Your Home A New Lookl 24x72 COLORFUL VISCOSI • NO. 47 LADIES NEW HasoNDI'ive·ln chester. A district picnic was announc- Weekend guests of Mr. ·d when the Theodorus Coun- Mrs. George Hackett, .sr. were .I Daughters of America met Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tribble ~~' regular session Mondaf ev· lson, Kim ol St. Albans, W. Va. t'ni ng with Cora Beegle 1 con-I Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Wat-1 ductor. presiding. . ins and son, Tommy, ColumReported ill were Dean Bar- bus, are visiting her parents, : mtz and Ruby Erb. Adria Sayre Mr. and Mrs. William Slater and Edith Sauer are home from and other relattves. hospital and improving. Nancy Walker and Bertha Parker were I reported in distress having lost 1 Scouts Go on Hike a brother by death. I Ta Fairgrouruls A commUJication was read from Edith Wakely, district : Members ef Boy Scout deputy, announcing the Depu· : 245 and their scoutmaster, ty club and district officers pic- j ford Hysell, went oo a nir for July 10 at the home of : Monday, as part of their work Edith Betzing, at I p. m. EST. I toward their merit badges. fie. Members who will participate j fore (jualifying for tbe badges. PPDA-MTa.'lJ.I-.&tNUIA in the reception for E d i t b the members must make five ~ tz i ng at State Council session 1 10 mile hikes and one 20 mile • 100'1fo FJOII.Proof by fiOOII} are also invited. It will be pot.. j hike. ,The trip started at the AtRE! Frost l1e\'er foms luck with meat provided. Middleport Public LJbrary, io lhe 102-Jb. top tr..... Those attending aN> t<1 bring : they went to Laurel Cliff, tbeo or nlfr isenltor oectlonl own l:l!ble service and reserva- : to lhe Rock Springs fair· • Twia weaetatHe ~ tions are to be in by June 30 · grounds. where they had lunch, lo Mrs. Wakely. It was an- i and back by the Salisbury • 3 fult.fth shellle!i CIA dool:. nounced that Ule books of th~ i School to Pomeroy and Mid- • Pi1111he P.-, Capsule tor Space Ice Rolri&eCouncil would be audited on 1dleport. June 28 at the home of Mrs. ' Those going wert RIck Bregle. J Hamm, Jim Warner (an l!IJIIor· H' E 1 , er scout), Richard Hawley rne• n erta&n (explorer scout) Richard Fer· At Family Dinner 1 riera, David Krawsczyn, JimMr. an Mrs. Willard Hines ' my Snyder. Bucky Tepell, and entertained with a family din· : Jan Long (l!'lplorer scout). ner Sunday evening at their I home, Athens Road, in observ· l GO CAMPING ance of Fathers Day and the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arn6ld, birthday of Mrs. Ray Hines. Susie Kaspar, Linda and Don~ Middleport, 0. Present were Mr. and Mrs. nie Smith, spent a recent week Ray Hines and David and Doug- ! end camping lD Kentucky. las of Belpre; Mro. Roger Hines I~:.;_~..,;;~........i.......i and Amy and Andrea, Gallipo- j hs; Mr. BDd Mrs. Charles Woode, Chester; Mrs. Cleland ! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:00 Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Denver ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Thoma, Mrs. Marie Chapman and Mrs. Bruce Stalnaker, . all of Pllmf!T'Oy, and the host : VOL XVIII llN'I'IL I - SllTVHDA¥ VNTIL 9 1 District Picnic Is Announced For July 10th e =.da,~~ ~es:'~~. ~ Mn. Royal Thomu enterCommunion Wltb talned the Loyal Helpen class RIIBaeU and ill• oblll!l"Vance of Fatber'• . 'D_oy, of the Syracuse Met'hocllst . . . . . .tnimlaoiloonelucl· l decorated .cake wlthi ~f.~ church Monday evening at her l The WSCS of tbe MlnersviUe 1. , scription, "Happy 1 1 11 nome. ~"!'fb'!rl •' .M ~ m~t MondJy _rrM~n. t.ron: Dn." was ..Ved.wlth: ihe,~ The meeting, in charge ofl evelli~ •~ the. borne of busintss session. ner. Mr: WID rece1vao ·an...,. Mrs. Ralph Roboon, president, WiJIIal)l., I\Usoel1 .'fllb ·• . order the com- ber of glfil.-, · · ·' opeoed with Psalm 23 In uni· Adott>II Gt1l<$!lr as · !be church All of ·the Oblldran and 1BJ:aocison. Devotion& taken from Acb hostess. · . ., ~ .made by -chlldren;of Mr. Will were p~ and Mark were led by Mr.~ Russell ••• .In rlj;~;:~;' · 'i;;;~ for el!llnclud~I!i Mr. and .Airt. William Elchmger whD closed of the devotions and \h;-·i;irifil~·. u Syracuse MUes McFarland. P4r. at~!! Mrs. with prayer. The Bible stu~y ~hlch O~ with the at meeting. Wyatt Wtll, Terry and Gary. on women of the Bible was giV· What A Fnend We ·. A de!i!ert course was served Columbus; "-' and Mrl; J>oa. eo by Mrs. Thomas wh~ gavel Jesus," followed by _the . the ,MSleSB ~the above aid WiU and Karell and :~ark, the life of Salome, motner oflng of Psalm 37 by ,Mrs. • v~;l'~•inJ!dnnd!MI'I. 'WIUiali\Fish' Wortlllngll>n; Mr. and Mrl, James and Jobn. Hartenbjlcb and prayer er, and two -guestS; Mils Cl;ra Jameo Will and Becky, ~.nda, During the business session. Mrs. W~nd~U G. Stutler. Gatland and Mrs. Pearl Pbil- BeVer:ly and ·Br~ and plans were made for a family Several ~lngs were . . guest of plCilic at the Syracuse pa~k, including, Today HI Monday, July 18. The meetl~g Mra. Earl Rellflha~; MoreEugetle closed with the Mizpah benechc- lOUB '1't¥m Gold, Mrs. tion. ) Forbes; Why ~rrow, Rev. A dessert course was served dell G. Stutler, and by the hostess to Mrs. Robson, Me, Mrs. Norm.an Mc<:athnii Mrs. Frank Winebrenner. Mrs. Three articles on the Bread S.ve All of Your S1leslips Frobt Life were read by Mrs. Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Roush, Mrs. Bradford Maag daughter, SUsanna, Ath~ Road Mrs. Stutler.-_. Mlea~~"J,,~ and Mrs. L. C. Somerville of Two arUcles, The Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., were in Patriotism, by Mrs. Rand, W. Va., Saturday, to at.- PhiUips a~ My Lord Is ~· tend the wedding of Miss Jan- Artist, by .--. Mrs. Rolllllt ice Elliott, daughter of Mr. a~d pr~eded ~ poems, Mrs. Charles Elliott and David Chapman. Miss Arnold w.a!l a Eichinger. Mrs. Orvvlll:~te;~=~~ bridesmaid far her cousm. and Mrs, WiiUani E V. D. EdwardJ and : · \.nUiC;; ~:rc, e 1~ .:. :;.. . . -. ._ !!. lni~ .:;rioi...\. cz..7.;~~ wf'..,"'' ~'Study books for the year j hostesses whell ~ JOF class ~ • - -~ were disciiBstd and plana made , of the United Melhodist churcb ~ 1o remember horne and fore~gn ! , · mel Monday' evening at the Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn and DI ISsionanes by the Lovejoy !· church. Cindy and Pat and Mr. nnd Circle of the _u. H. Sanborn : Mrs. Linda Conger and son.. Mrs. . Alonzo Custer, vice Mrs. Ray Carter of Columbus Miss10na1l SocietY of tbe First :T. J. and Mrs. Ronnie MU!er ; president · presided. Devotions were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mrs. Baptist Church Tuesday even·t of Jackson. spent the wr1~kend l were by Mrs. Jed Webs~r Sr. Quinn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing at lhe home of Mrs. Ger· lwith Mr. and Mrs. John Harri· Jusing as her theme, Silent . Karl Groeser and sons, ald Anthony. Her mother, Mrs. !son and family. i Prayer and Waiting on God. j . Harold Chase, was assisting . • . -~ It was· voted to cooperate Mrs. Elias Stiles of Pomeroy ho<ies'. ' Mr. and Mrs. Patnck John· wllh other church groups In an~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward .\Irs. Milton Hood presided in son and daughter, Debbie, bavel planning a family night, !be Stiles, Middleport. attendad the t h~ !lb~f'nce of Mrs. Paul Smart. -returned from MuUms, W. Va. jdate to be announced. Plan~ funeral of C. E. Fry at Fogel~Irs. Hood gave tbe devotions I where th.ey went to attend th~ : were made for a poUuck pic- song Funeral Home, Mason, W. litl '.!<l. "How to Get Things flO~ ~lversary of Mrs. John- , nic dinner at the Middleport Va., last week. From God without Begging far : £on s high school class. They! Park, Monday, JUly 18. A rum- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morris re· 'fht'm." including a reading of Iwere gu~ts of ~r. and Mrs. mage sole was planned tOr turned to their home, Cincin-. thP JOOth Psalm, and closing 1Joe Orr m Mul~ms. _Enroute ' July 7 • 8 in the Downie build- nati, Monday after a week's 1\ .: !1 pr<Jyer. home they alB? visJted m Beck- 1ng with proceeds to be given visit with their parents, ·Mr. The shut-in report was givert lley, W. Va. wtth Mr. and Mrs. to the WSCS. and Mrs. Arthur Hoyt and Mr. :i:id get-well cards were sent : B. S. B~er and other friends ,. Mrs, Gerald Wildermuth and Mrs. Robert Morris Sr. !u Mr. C. E. Edwards, John i and relatives. Mr. a~d Mrs. conducted a Bible quiz during Clarence Andrews left Tuesl\ 3 uff and Emma Mathews.!Johnson re~eiVed a gift at the the social hour, · and a dessert day for Columbus called by the Pl:m~ were made for the B. H. I cla~s reumun (or h~~ coup!; course was served by the hos- death of hiA uncle, Lewis .~dr1lwrn picnic to be held in ! ~vmg the most c 1 ren an tesses from a table with white Wolfe. .\ u ~ ust at the Smart home a( PICture~ were taken tor the cover and centered witb an Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jung. arrangement of red roses in a nickle and daughter, &nna, of ,, :") m. The study book was !newspapers. t• n;.~t led . ''Puzzled Poverty " Mr. Rubert Brickles of Day- crystal bowl. Cincinnati spent tile weekend ;llld tht> lesson. "The Christian ton is spending a week with with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ( :M Against Poverty." i his mother, Mrs. Emma Rrick-1 Joseph Raub and son, Jack. The home and foreign rnis- 1es while he is on vacation. 1 PICNIC HELD Mrs . Clyde Andrews is a bussiu:-Ja ries were discussed and A picnic dinner WiiS iness visitor in Columbus. Jnl'lurle Dr. and Mrs. Frank i Mtss Sharon .tlamson, whu_l SUnday, Father's Day, at Cll'tJ', foreiiJ!. and Eslher 'l atte~d~ the Mount~ln State ~ Willard' Hines residence on Rt. WPi nacht, home missionary. Busmess College m Parkers-, 33. Attending were Mr. and SHOP THllHSDA¥ TIL 5 ··FRIDA¥ 'l'he program was entitled, ''Pen , burg, _W. Va . .spent the week- Mrs. Charles Woode, Mr. and Sket('ht•s or vur Home and For-1 end With her p~rents, M:. and Mrs. Ray Hines and children, t'ign Missianaries. " It ~as an-~ Mrs. John Ham~;· 5 ~ 15 8 i David and Doug, Mr. t~nd !'frs. nuu nred that the Love Gtft from 1 1 ~ ~raduate Denver Thoma, Editn Hmes, th t local church awarded .th~m · Htgh Sehoul. Mrs. Roger Hines !J!ld ch!ldtifth pl ace in the assoc1atJon Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ren, Amy and Andrea, Mrs. fllv ing. I an.:! daughters, Beth, Barbara, Marie Chapman, Mrs. Bruc e Plans were made for a food and Becky, spent the Stalnaker. Calllng in the after~hower during U1e summer far .at Atwood Lake State Park. noon were Mrs. Roy Smith and the rnissionanes. A dessert! Mr. FLtlt.z attended a session Mike and Mrs. Amanda Kaspar. course was served by Mrs. An-, of the Ohio Bar Association amt l ~~~~~-----=--"­ OPP. EVANS SUPER MKT., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO thuny and Mrs..c hase to those i Sunday the famil y attended attt?nding includmg Mrs. Nor- ~ wedding of Miss Patsy Price I l:'t'n McNeal, Mrs. E!hel 1in Col•Jmbus. W. VA . STORE-WIDE Hughes, Mrs. Lawrence Bing. i TONIGHT thru F~IDAY Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs. William Russell "CAT BALLOU" Mil1 un Hood and guests, Mrs. 1 and s~~~· Ken: Joh~ a~ Mark, I Jane Fonda Ue Marvia Donald Boone and children, I are VISitmg fnends m Kmgston. !Color) Dav1 d and Jeanie. I Miss Frieda Faehnle and John I - and"GO.OO MANIA" I Will attended the wedding of lbe Animals, The Beatles, Miss Vicki Jo Will. daughter Herman's Hermits of Mr. aod Mrs. Victor WiU, 16 Great Act1 (Color) beld Saturday in canal Win· Ll"'' Mrs. Syracui8 ~~· L 3 1-- r · ~ •·1· ;- • •• · PLASTIC. I)JtAPES Dies Wednesday �' .,.~ . ......Jo . . .., ............. " '' ........... a.. -:.. • !; ' . ~ ~" lrillllllll1, ~dleport; 0, Junl Ill, !Oftll--3 Maloney Gets Winning Run, Reds Take Pirates, i f- The Billion Dollar Masterpiece THE DAILY SENTINEl · • Rlchll'd S. OWen, Publisher Chester TanaehiU, Editor Publlobe4 every afternoon (ezcep1 SaturdiY I an~ SUMIY by The Ohio VaJ. ley Publlohlng Company, 110 lloohani< St., Pomeroy, Ohio 48719. Bullneoa Of !lee phoae 992-21511, Editorial phone m-2157. Ellter~ ao aecooo cia.. maUing matte1 at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advortllllna roprosentatlve Botttnelli JCimball, Inc,, 343 Lexingto• Avo., New Yort City, New York. SubiCription ratea: DeDvered by car rler Wbarl available, 35 centa per week one yoer In advance at tbe Dally Senti· ool office f18.20; olx montho, tUO: three moutba 13.90. By Motor Route wbert ciJTier lerVIce not available one montb tUO. By mall one year $10.00; Six montbo, f&.25; Three montho, tS.OO b lllitorW• New Perspective Given Russians l II 1,142-Year Stockpile In at leaat one reapoct, the United Stat· II In 1 preUy good polltion to see tho VIet Nam war to a conclu1ion, no matter how loog it tatoo. Acoordlnc to San. Pblllp Hart, we have enough quiDine atoclt:plled to last 1,142 ynro at prettnl ratea of uoage, Atao, he says, there ia "DO foundaUon for the currently popu'-r myth" tbat American troops have tnrountered a reaistlnt •train of rna· larlaln Viet Nam. Thellichlpn Democrat Imparted the In· formation at tho eloll of hearings by the Sentt. Anlitruot Subcommittee Into. the rtiiOJII balllnd a 300 per cent rise In the coot of quinine in leoa than a year. Hart blamea tbe price intre1aea on a Dutch~on­ tro~ certel. Since the United Statea has 11 centurleo' worth of tho suballnce, now might ba a lood time to releaoe aome of It on the international market to uodercut aueh allei~ price rigclng. Surely a more modest atockplle - aay 500 years' oupply - ought to bo enough to cover even tbe moat peasimJatlc fort· casta u to tho durotton of the war. ~ Nation's Top Mailmen Check Each Other, · Results Will Be Known Near End of June Second of Two (Edilol''o Not<: Tbe Post Olflce Department has beea act'u&ed ol compUc.UDi the aallon'o m•il •ervlce tllro"'b a'w au~ laD<y ocbemeo. It it charged tbat letten aut M adjohliag towDI mu1t travel tbree •tmes the dlstuee--er more-to lei to tbeir dtodaoiloo. The following GiJpotc:b, lbe loot In • two-part aerlea, exmaioea one of the potl dtparln!ent's _ , coaeroveralal iMGvatlou.) By MARGUIERITE DAVIS United Pren IDternalional WASHINGTON (UPI I - The Post Office Department is l(ivill8 itself a put-up-or-shut-up test Faced with charges that th• nation's mail service Is getting wor.. inltead of better, the nation'• top mailmen have been malllnl letter• to each other. They'll be checking each other on the results towards the end of June. For several weeks In May, test letters and other maillnas of all classes were sent through the mails. The nact lime and place of posting and the precise moment ol delivery were recorded The Information was sent to Wasillngton for analysis. The report ill expected to pinpoint aoy problems arising from the department's new "sectional center" program. Uader Fire That program bas como under heavy lire since it was launch~ lost July t wltb the announced intention of guaranteeing ovemight delivery within each otate. The reaction in many states was, "ha ". Department officials testify· iDJ before the House post office 1ppropriltions subcommittee el· plsined aDd defen~ the operation of the m sectional centers. the key mail-massing points The area served by each center 11 ldeotilled In the ftrot three numb"" of the live-digit lip code (another bugaboo of modern moi~hoters 1 and th• precise community by the last unldenlifi~ Hado's Ski-Daddle "Travel Talk," published by the lnfor· matlon and Tourism Division of the Nebraska Game. forestation and Parka Commlaalon - whew - reporto that authorl· tin In Crlatobal, C.Z .. have bann~ night water lkllng In the Panama Canal. We didn't even know it was permitted In the daytime. IN~TMTAEAIJIR ONe oPEN WINDOW IN THE ST!MIING RAtLRo.AP CARANPD~· !lONE HAS: THE S:EAT NEXT TO rT .... two. All post offices within the area, as well as those elsewhere, send their out-oftown mail to the designated center, where- It is routed to Its destination. Frderlck D. Belen. deputy ~trnaster general. said the concept "is working fine." Christmas mall was 7 per t.'eflt heavier last year than in 1964, be said, but was handled practically without a hitch Tesls Look Good Wil1iam J. Hartigan, assistant postmaster general said tests late last year in Montana, Iowa, the Dakotas. Minnesota, and I.Duisiana showed 97·99 per cent next-day delivery of newspapers and first class jntrastate mail. Committee members asked the officials about complaints thai letters mailed to adjoining communities sometimes must be sent many miles more than under direct routing-going to the center amd then backtracked to their destination. Belen said some communiti~ Inevitably will ge·t circuitous delivery. If next-day deliver is assured, he said, the routing ~not matter Many complaints arose beeause the mailer was not aware of mail schreGuies between hill post office and the SE"Ctional center. he said. A call to the postmaster could solve 1uch problems, he said. Newspapers have been eloquent crilics of the new system's effect on their out-oftown deliveries, Hartisan aaid, and each eomplaint has been iovestla:ated "... Without exception, I do not ~now of any case where we have not been able to amower favorably for the department," he said. "Our file is loaded with apologies from newspapers for articles they have written on thi&." Reolsl Change Hartigan said investigators dl!covered a heavy mailer had advanced the ,date on his postal ·meter machine, thus lndk'8.tlng de'-Y• which actually did not gist. But for the most part, ho said, complaints stem from It resistance to change. He added: "Just because you are changing it, people ttre inter· viewed by newspapers and they are quoted as saying It IK no JIOOd. Why Is it? 'Because you hav1 changed it.'" The sectional center concept was fostered by the discontlnuanre of mail-carrying trains, down from 2,6:27 in 195d to WB la~t year. Trains, once the backbone of the trarsporlation industry, dropped increasingly in public favor after World War U below planes, buses and private transportation. Railroads were forced to discon· t.inue unprofitable runs. Coaduclt Iavelllgatloa Hartigan said the department has investigated, on its own, complaint~ about slow mall delivery. It IE!'arned that in many instan"es the railroad involved Was not living up to schedules agreed upon with the department and could not possibly do so. The 552 sectional centers were established in areal wrere all modes of transportation are available. Post offices, formerly built a.bove ra-ilroad stations for the most part, now are located according to the network of highways and proximity of airports. Star routes, the transfer of mall from post office to post office, have incre11sed from 11,418 in 1963 to an estimated 12,000 this year. The star routes for the mo&t part use trucks, althouij:h 47 of these carriers ride horseback through the mountains of Kentucky and West Virginia and in Arizona. The department's rt:cords used 1<' list a dogsled in Alaska, but a plane carries thai mail now~ Adv for W~ am's June II DOlT OR SAYS By Wayne G. Brandsta0 t. M.D Turista ls the diarrhea et travelers. It Is also called the Time ® !!O!.t~eo~ (t!Pn T~~ "lfOWinl sborlqe of movlea for televlllon -that II, fllma that bave not been prevloualy 111n on the home tube --boa bad such widespread reporcuallons thai they IIIIOUlll to 1 lbow buolne., revolution. The baolc ..U.n lor the ahortage Is, well, basic in the eJ:Jreme: With moUon pictures having ahown their ateldy power to draw rllinCB, the next video season will find five movies on tho· three nelworkl each week: Two on NBC-TV, two on CBS-TV oDd one on ABC-TV. Is addiHon, the many local stallona devour whatever lilma they can e•t their bandl on. Th!!re are obvloua other business attractlonl about movies: No budpll to worry about, no temper1monlll lllara, and a long waiting list of advertisers who know they are buying proven success. With ouch a ohortago and ouch s demand, one of the natural repercUBrion• It the huge increase In the prlcea demanded for the films. Numerous movleo are betne aold to the networks for about boll a million dollars. ABC-TV has paid $2 million for "Tho Bridge on ih• River Kwol." European film saiC!Jmen IUd· denly find they are In a better bargaining position than ever before, because If they have reosonably good inovles ..peclally those that can avoid excessive dubblnc problems they are In a sellers' market. Likewise, film salesmen both bere and abroad are a!ro able to unload really bad movleo In a ''package'' sales to buyen who may want another motion plctlll'<! of quallly and are willing to accept the coatoffs as port of the barsaln. European fUITUI, however and the artier and eerthler American movies -pose, and will Cimtinue to pose, a headache for networks and stations that are sensitlve about the morality of the family viewing audience. The procedure, howeyer, has been predictable: Thongh worrying about morality, the buyers art! more worried about money and Aztec two-step, Dehl belly, Montezuma's revenge, Gyppy tummy and the Gl trots. Like the common cold. lt has many causes, most of them obscure. Since It is often due t.o 10me difference between the composition of tile water you are u~ed to and the klcal !iUP. ply, you can get it wllen you travel to a resort less than 100 miles from your home as well as when you visit foreign soil. In some easel the cause it thought to be the introduction of foreign strains of bacteria. harmless to the native population, Into the inteatinal tract. This assumption is supported by the fact that most vic~lmt adjust to it after a few days without any specific treatmenl While It Ja11ts, however, It may be lncttpacitat.ing. If the diarrhea ii severe, paragoric may help you. Take a teaspoonful in half a glau of Wf!ter, not at regular intervalll but after every watery atool. A new drug, diphenoxylote, is 1110 effective. H i8 available in Uquld or tablet form with atropine added I Lomotil I and r.. quires a physician's prescrlp- ttoo. For milder diarrhea, Kaomaama uoually Rives relief. Sullathalldine or phthalylsulfa. thlazole may be taken by persons wbo know themselves to be ausceptible to turlsta to ward off an attack. Jf you are going to a country, "especially !be tropics, where amebic dysentery 18 prev. aleot II is wise to start taking diiodohydroxyquin (DiodoquinJ 1 day or two b>lfore your arriY• al al your d..tlnallon, II ai8t helps to slick to a bland diet and avoid otrange native dlsiJ. •• no matter how highly lher are recommended. What II lite bell trta~ meot for hypo~racidity of the stomach? A - For relief of the IIIIOC~ ated h•arlborn one of tho many aluminum hydroxide preparaUons Ia beat. They aro harmle91 and effective but it Is Important to cletermlno wha. thor your hyperacidity 11 cau~o lei by a peptic ulcer. call blado tier dlsuoe, Improper dltl ar emotional upsets and then trtil ~""! .....1..,. so the resul\ .. llllrtl!!l. ~- Rlrinl_0.,_~ . Ill!· '"'* bas bee'l -and wUI contlltue to IJI'I.U- le1101, · ~ be .....rthler viewing In tho present. a -HIOIIIII ~ ntlion'o.llvlnl room1. cram Cllllll "Sttnday Ntcbl M Nevertheless, It .-Is obvious t1tt 'l'hP•tre," whf!!li wQI bt that •vontually the demand will COJilpritt)l of two-billlr exceed the· 1upply, 10 tho lion vtrllonl o1 rna!Gf, ~ networks ert laking ·~ to pot'8I'Y BjolllwaJ JIIJP•. 111~ plug tho romlng gap, Firat off, will 1111 In tht fiP wldcb ABO. In the cominl seuon, there will TV Is maltinc by dropplqf one be a slate of apeeiol "two-hour of Its four.tlm...a-month "lul)o televllkm movloo" now botnc day NlcJII al the Movlat" sbot at the llollywood atudl... prmntatlona. Some wags naturally expect ABC-TV ·baa dlacoverld, 1111111 these I"IU merely bo two-hour ntluraUy, that putllnf tn a television shows that ero Juat rood play w:U coal blrdiy lllOI'I ealled movies. On tha oilier tban lluylJII a Coocl 111m, and band, they may help oerve the will brln& mort prtlllp, and function that the old lolfobudpt quill critiolsm over tho lacl: ol "'8" pictures once were used Cood tolevillon 4rama, ind allo for In Hollywood's palmier liV• the network tht rerun daya. rllhll to I VJlltlbJO piece of ID addition, the shorla&e of theatrical property, Or. as tha flims Ironically has helped French aay ,-when the)' are brlna bock aome pod, llrlouo talklnt to ua -the more tblnp drama -in the theatre·veln chaog•, the .-lJIDrO they aro lht to television. For examplt, same. ' Ill""· 2-Dally Santino~ CIUaO. NttloMILeapl llouol!o 26- W.lo.PeLGB u * #II 4 88 21 .Ira ' fl 27 iJ t- 38 Sl.5fl 6~ ·~--- Tbat alpol t. lor a S6 u ... ' carve!" 33 u At2 9~ CbtclneaU 31 M .f'l1 10~ AUanta 31 39 .44S 13 New York 211 37 41:> t3 Chicago 211 44 .33 21 Wedn.,day's Reaullo San Fran 3 Chicago 2, tst san Fran 9 Cbica1o s, 2nd 27 night WIMBLEDON (UPI) -:A Ralston won with the Kathy Harter of Seal Beach, I Dallas, who was slated to Clnci 4 Pili!burgh 3g n·ght COLUMBUS IUPI) - LiiUe l~tle known ::;mer ~- juruor IUSlrn! staid British tenniS fans Calif. who rallied Wednesday I against Georges Goven Los A eles 5 Hou t' 1 • Choice, owned by Frank Bowlam.pmn a a. r~ament on Wed~esday whe~ he har- to overcome D. A. W~iteley of 1 France, John Pickens ng son 2, night ing of Circleville, covered the veler~n crusty .wtth big-~ime ~essed his fre·e-wheehn~ temper Australia, 1-6, 6-3, 6-0, took on ; Tuscaloosa, Ala., who met CHff Tbwsday'l ~rebable Pitcben 1mile in 2:04 3-5 Wednesday eKperl~nce earned A~erlcan m sendin~ home Russian Alex fashion--plate Helga Schultze of 1Drysdale of South Africa, and San .FranciSco at Chieago- :nigtJt at Scioto Downs to give hopes mto the. fourth days pl~y Me~velh.' 6-0, ~~ 6-4, 64. Germany. i Marty Riessen, pitted Sadeek1 (3-5) vs. Holtzman (3-lthe track its second national at t~e .Wimbledon tenms Wlfh neithe~ Billie Jean King Rosemary Casals of San 1Spain's Manuel Santana. I 6). season's record for 2-year-old champiOnshlp today.. nor Nancy R1chey scheduled ir Francisco tangled with Kelly I . . . pitts bur 8 b at Cincinnati pacers. . Stan Smith, a cautious place- the women's singles, fifth- Melville of Australia and Mim ' San_tan~ trzmmed Mike Bel.km (nlght)--Cardwell (3-4) vs. He eclipsed the previous sea- hltterk ~ro. mPasadena, Calif., ranked Mary Ann Eisel of St. Arnold of Pebble Beach. Calif., 1' ~f MJamedl Beach, Fl~., 6-0, 6-1. Pappas <5-5). son's mark of 2:06 4·5 set June too hJs fust look at the famed Louis led the American female met South Africa's Laura I v- . W nesday. Rlessen, a St. Louis at Houston (night)- 15 at the track by Ma_rket's center com:t in a men's sing~es contingent today in a matctJ Roussouw to wind up the action I deliberate, steady sho_t-maker. 1 Gibson (lD-6) vs. Giustl (9-3). 1 Shadow, which finished see- match. agamst .Englana•s Keith , against Francoise Durr of for the American girls. 1 Of the fo~r Americans <Only games scheduled) ond to Little Choice this time. Woodridge, while on court two France. packed the1r trunks early, Frlday'll Games Little Choice has finished in sixth-seeded Dennis Ralston of -~Ron Holmberg of Dallas, still i Cl~rk Graebner of Beechwood, Pittsburgh at Phila, night the money in all three starts Bakersfield, ~alif., drew large Iatematlonal League standings trying for h_is . first major - Ohm. was _the surp_rise. exit. 1 New York at Chicago this season, but this was his gallery for h1s contest against I 8 U ited I tournament wm m a drcade. One of the first favontes 111 Los.JAngeles at · Atlanta night first victory. South Africa's Keith Diepraam. y n Press InteLtnatlon~l was fa~ored over India's Jaidip i t~urnament to be chapped, the 1 8 Mukenea today. San Fran at Cincinnati, nigtJt Jane Lind, a 7 . year . old 1 -• Co1 b 1 e1ghth-seeded Graebner was 1 36 W. ·Pet. St. Louis at Howton, night posted her first win uf lhe' l Jac~~n~lle 3t ~ :::~ S~ I, Charles Pasarell. the NCAA J defeated by the Australian lefty Amerl . season m the featured eighth ! Toled 31 30 508 6 champmn from Puerto R1co , Owen Davidson, 6-3, l-6, 8-6, 6caa Lea1ut [race and returned $23.60, $8. 20 ! Roch~ter 32 31 ·508 6 who smashed his racquet in 1. Graebner, a victim of his Baltimore II'. L. Pet. GB I and $4.60. IBuffalo 30 30 ·500 611 anger over the officiating repeated double faults, had lost 44 ~3 ·657 ... Detroit Riehm d 3{1 32 ·484 7 Wednesday as he outlasted h1s control by the fourth set. 635 2 : : · Toront~n 28 32 ·467 ~ England's John Barrett, 9-7, 1· Other Americans who lost j g:~~~ '!I 31 ·:: 3 I Syracuse 211 37 "m t2 6. 8-tO, &-5, 6-3, came up against Wednesday were Gene Scott of , Chicago Wednesday's Res~IU Australia's Roy Emerso~. St.. James, N.Y .. :ovho w~s 31 34 :477 1;lh Mlnne,.la 30 34 •469 1211 NEW YORK (UPI) -George 1 Tor 4 Clmbs 2, lst, 7 Innings The top-seeded AusSie, who llmshed off by Riessen m New YOrk rl 35 .435 14% Chuvalo and Oscar Bonavena, Toronto 6 Columbus 5, 2nd w~n tJanr:hly Wednesday over ~tralght. selc;, 6-3, 6-3, lt-13, and Washington 28 40 112 !Sil l who make up the 1 Syracuse 8 Jax 7 2nd t2 inns Willy Bungert of Germany, &-2. little Bill Hnogs of Berkeley, Kansas City 27 39 :409lG~'a l as they go along, ;lli~:nto~rg~ Buffalo 3 Toledo '2 ' . ~3. _6-1, is bi~ding for his third Calif., .who Was a victim Boston 23 43 •348 20'"rz ' at Madison Square Garden m . a Rochester 5 Richmond t straight Wimbledon crown. Aft ed. . ~WOioioildrii~dgje;i,ii!J.iii7,iij7ji-5i,i4·iii6,iij4-6jii, Wedaetdlfs Reaalt1 The onrushing Braves de- JO-round bout that is likely to er a m locre spnng, e.ur 100 01llont Cleveland 3 Boston ·2, 1st, twi feated the Reds 28-3 Wednes· make a pier 6 brawl rec;embia NEW POST Emerson appears to have found Gu and Get f'ree bis form and is a 4-5 favori"te to NEW YORK (upl) - Arno ld 4 Oay~ · a Ni~hl~ in Bos.ton 6 Cleveland 3, 2nd, n.ght day night, rolling up the biggest a women's tea party. MIAMI IIEACH Ba1hmore 3 New York o, night run tottl of the season to J. Starace was named execu- go all the way. . Gat your Saver "Rook T<ldayUnbe!levahle buT. Tnte Chicago 7 Kao City 4, 1st, twi make their record a r~pect- Ch~valo, who ~tugged h~a- tive secretary of the New York The final trio among the CERTIFIED GAS STATION .Kan Clty 3 Chi 1, 2nd, mght able 3·2, in second place behind ~rwe1:h: champmn C:1ss1us State Athletic Commission Wed- seven U.S. players remaining in lSI W. Mlln lit., Pomer;y, Ohio Detroit 1.1 Washington 1, night the once-defeated ankees wbo ay e ow the belt more than nesday by Chairman Edwin the lasl 32 were Cliff Richey of California 4 Mlnne,.ta 1, night were idle. S() times during lhm celebrated Dooley. .- ~-Thllrlday'o Probable Pllelten In the other game Red s.. bout _last March 29, ill an 8-5 Starace, a 43-year-old former BbJtiinore at New York- vs. Senators, the Sen~tors won favorite. over Bonavena, wno amateur boxer from Brooklyn Pllimer (7-3) vs. Downing 1641. by forfeit, 9.(). . once,_ bit an opponent's ear and a graduate of ~ew York Cleveland at Boston-Tiant (~ Led by Vaughan with four dur o the hat of combat. University Law School, repla. 31 vs. Stange (1-2). for four, two doubles and two Cbuvalo should weigh about 2t0 ces Jack Dubersteon, wh<> Detroit at Washington <nigbt) singles, lite Braves plastc:red pounds and Bonavena aboot recently left the $18,0110 a year -Wilson (li<l) vs. McCormick (4 three Reds pitchers with 21 safe 205 · job when he was appointed New 6). rblows. Steve Dunfee went all Exponents .of the art of York City elections commission(Only cameo, scheduledl the way for !be Braves dealing boxing have snggested lhat er. Friday 1 Games out 1 bits and allowing 8 runs. both fighters wear gloves on COACHES SELECTED Baltimore at California, night Olher Braves hillers were their heads as well as their MOORHEAD, Minn. <UPI) _ Minn. at Detroit, 2, twi-night Sayre a double and single, Tay. fists and that tho referee enter Duffy Daugherty, bead coech at Kan City at Clefehmd, night lor two home runs and a triple !be ring In a suit of armor. Michigan State, and Frank Chlcago ett New Yo!"k, nl_gt:t Dunfee a home run and tw~ Chuvalo and Bonavena contrJ- Broyles, head coacb at ArkWashington at Boston, night singles, Boyd a single and 01 buted lo the hoopla oy accusin~ ansas, will direct opposing ' double, Slaven, D. McCloud and each other of dirty tacUcs and IIC)Uads in lite seventh annual T. McCloud, each two singles snggesting that the bout be Jaycee All-Star game bold in and D.. Harrison a single. ' rescheduled as an old fashioned connection with the 13th annual For lite Reds Ron Clonch (and Illegal) fight to the finish. Concordia coachlns clinic. By United Preoo l)tternattonal singled, McKinne~ had a homer Madison Square Garden ofli- SIGN CATCHER Nailoaal Leagne and singte, .COChran doubled J cials, who hope to matcb ·~• NEW YORK (UPil -Mike I Ferriera, Acree, and ~k; winner with former he a- Minster, an 18-year-old catcher Starcell, Pitt ~-:: ~i ~ ~~ each singled. .. vyweight champion Floyd Pa~ from Los Angeles, signed Chnnte, Pill 60251 32 at 323 Dunfee fanned 6, Wlliked 7. terson or unbeaten Bustc:r Wednesday with tbe New York Alou, Pitt li6 211 29 69 ·322 Reds pitc:hers fanned 5, walk- Mathis, expect the bout to Mets. He report to Marion, va., Mota Pitt 49140 18 4S .321 ed 6. attract a crowd of ahout 10,000. of the Appalachian League. Mor~~n, Hou 66 244 34 73 ·320 IReds 330 110 - 8 7 2 29(1ll 33 ' -28 20 0 Capella StL 47149 t7 47 "miBraves Hart, 68 251 ~8 78 :311 1 (Hysell LP), Cooke (3) and Allen PbUa 411167 44 S2 311 IMcKinney ' 4) and J. Ferriera. Sant~, Chi 84 230 39 71 :309 : Dunfee and D. McCloud. . Alou, AUa 70 30S 411 94 .301 i Ameriean League ; G. Aa R. H. Pet. : FRbDBn, Bal 65 231 Sl 7S .3251 Snyder, aa1 52 145 211 46 .3171 ~Hitter Oliva, Minn 63 245 41 77 .314 Kallne, Del 65 195 36 60 .3081 McAiffe, Del li6 Ul6 40 511 .3011 Cardnal, Cal 61218 30 66 .2911 i Rchar>Jt, Cal 58 209 33 6t .292 Mike Heck hurled a two-hi~ PoweU, Bal 61292 34 59 .292 te to I d th Sahnon, Clev 47 154 19 45 .292 r ea e Pomeroy Soya League Dodgers to a 111-2 vic· Slebrn, Cal 5615S 16 45 .290 tory over the Yankees Wednea/. Home Rus 1 day. N a II o ul Jape: The Dodger moundamao faaBraveo 2·1; Hart, Giants 18; ned 11 and walked four wbllo Alou, Bravea 17; Torre, Braves, Yankee pUchers Mark Werry liatJio, Cuba, Lefevvre, Dodg· Terry Wyatt and Gene McKJo.' era, Mayo, Glant• & Allon, ney atruek out 10 and Issued ' PhWieo li. 13 free paasea. Amertcu Leaaae: r. Roll•ln-1 Dodger hitters were Jed by The good IUYS come thru lOll, Orfoleo 9 KUiebrew and Jon Buck wltb a grand slam for you. Whether you need OHva, Twinl 14. borne run, a triple and sincle. Rwu .Balled 1D Ed Fife also bad a three run a big-Job p~kup truck or N allo ul Leape: Aan11, homer and two singles, Heck a a toosh iolin' dissel, they're on your side dnvin' Braves 60; Mays, Giants, White oolo homer, a triple and clolJ. down prices and llriinl wilh, a smile, Need I • Allen, PbiJUes 44; Hat~ ble; Ray Roach, a double and 1t11anta &. Clement<, Pirau..• 41. single and Joe Welter, a s1Jt. truck now! Calion The Oodp Boys, AIHrfeao Llape: B. llobin- l!ie. ongee hlttera were Scotl 100, Orioles lit; Scott, Red Soz Van Vraoken and Gene McKin43; r. Roblnaon, Orioles 12; ney. eacb wilb slnglu. Oliva, Twinl 41; KDoop, Angela, Powell, Orlolea f & Caob, :'~· Ted Etzel is New Ohio Pro Senior Cham p . :h~~ ~J'.!;,/~ ':i~fs, Unknown, and Big Time Veteran Carry U. S. ·Hopes in Tourney f~vor 2 Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Juna 23, liN HELEN HELP US! 1 i YOUTH ARIID FOil ITt Thl• «>lumn lo for younc people, their problems aoo plea.. ures, lbetr troubl01 and fun. As with tho rest ol Helen ll e I p us! , It welcomes Jaugho but won't dode• a aertoua queotioll "'tSend b • bruah-olf. your teen-a1• qu..tlonl to YOUTH ASKED FOil IT, oare of Helen Help US! tblo newspaper. THEY'U. Dll IT EVERY TIME Dear Helen: My parents cet pushed beeauso I don't onap ID tho min· ute they tfll me to do aometbin&. Chuvalo 8-5 Favorite Over J. "You AIN'T ldddiDI-" ~ S, "It DON'T IRIIter." 4 "He DONE lt.11 l "I SNUCK In" B p raves ut Reds Down Hard 28-8 How con 1 pelously oM effecUvely mal:e him aware ol lhloe hltblta? - MISS USAGJ Doar Mill Ull&t: If you know blm 1rtlllllOU8h, easy klddillj "mflht could" dt the Irick. - H. PERSONAL TO "TABOO TATTOO" .:... You'ro mort1 pliO> ay thtn funny, and ao are ,... other 11stel011 lettara (aU ,,. of them). Try eiiiWhero. -H. Dear Helen: I read Ia your column .,.. about a lirl bating her mother and you aald probably by tho lime the letter wao prlltted !tho would be ovar it. ·Well I've ,balld my mother for tWo Y""and lt'o worse then ever. Sbt'• alwaya on my back. 'libel I tell her anylltlna. ohe blabl II all over, to I don't any more. She yolto at me and cull mt down. No matter wbat I do, it's lllopld and bad. They otarted a new rule that every time I &ay "Just a minute" I'm &oinl to be lined ten cents out of my allowance. I 4<>n't think thlo Is lair because when a guy Is doing something Important he shouldn't be IX· peeled to drop everytbinl· Like when Dad ia watc:hllli a ballgame on TV. Mom doean't tell him to get out there and I don't have a suldanee coo. hoe the weeds. But when I'm selor and II I did I"d be too putting together a model car - that's differa1t! And tllere's ashamed·to tell about II. On the anotber 10 cents I'll ll@Ver aee. outside we appear as mother W•ll, Helen, I asked Mom U and daughter ohould, but it pt she would rood this leiter and ao bod once that I trtld to kUI see what 1he thought. You ltnow myself by takln& a meoa ot wba~ she sald1-"Just a min- pills. , I only pt sick. I"d run away, but I'd bt ot<." So I sent It auyhow. made to come bact and thea MINIJTELI!:SS MAN I'd gel It all the worse. I'm 1 Dear M.M. : Jf your mother and fattier "loner" and don't but eloH litter have a minute, thoy'd better frlenda to talk to. My money Isn't enough to pay for read your letter NOW And professional help, Please, Hef. learn kids are great imitators. Parents shouldn't expect more en, do something. - DESPEJI. of tbeir children than they're ATELY SICK OF LIFE AT 17. willina to &ive themselves--but Dear 17: You desperately need I he Iiley have every right to expect friendship of an understandinl chores done within a &iven time odult who can listen to your Hmlt (which makes allowances for important things like model ' problems. Please send me a stllmped, ••If-addressed envocars and ballgsmes I. - H. tope and I'll try to find IIOIDI> Dear Helen: My problem Is quite small one In your town who can help compared to others, but, oh, so you. -H. This column ta dedicated to lrritatillj! My boy friend has the advantaae ol a collece edu- family HYing, ao if you're illY. cation and is using il quite ef- . lng kid troubi• or just _plaiO fectively. Hi• one fault lo that trouble. lei Helen H•lp YOU. he u... the foliowln& Improp- She will also welcome ynur own amusJnc experience. Aller phrases: l. "I already SEEN that droll Hel•n Bottel In care ., Ibis newspaper. IDOVle. '' Keyed to.. Bermuda Shorts by Hubbard Cool, Cool Slacks by Jaymar Cool Shirts Sport, Knit, Bani on Straw Hats 1 8 Bonavena Swim Wear and Surfer Shirts by Rugby Summer iii I POMEROY 3 At yankees HERRrS WORLD ' • THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR JS "BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it, Pure-grain and premium-draft-brewed with Process 14·K. 1'llera 40. they're good guys; they all wear white hats. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. IIUl)EPOBL ••• Beautifftl~ . ), I ··' .•,' ~IIUIIIiNIIL~""~OI'ctNQINNAT~L •llo •• ..,, 11\iU &Second Streets Middleport, 0. · • t .. .. . LEADERS Heck Hurls ., * 1 SF caps'- '.. . DOWNIE-GROSS' " HOME ARROW SH!R'I'Ii" ..,, Ride w1th The Dodge Boys Q Ilia .,.UJdled l'niiiD--... liaD Pro Pfttsbtqb !AI Aqelel to second on a walk to Tommy play, San Francisco took two victory ·of the··..asbn. Harper. Ifrom Chicago 3-2 and 9·5, New Gaylord l'en;:,.ill-11 Pete: Rose hJI whal looked York blanked St. LouiS u in 1C Herbel (2~) were tbe like a double play ball to Jose innings Philadelphia whipped pitchers for San Fr;~·~-~e:f( Pagan. The Pirate shortstop Atlanta' 7"3 and LA>s Angeles Giants scored flipped to Bill M.a;o:ProsJn for the downed Houston 5-2 game runs in force at second but Mazeroski'o;; '\ . . ' ·nmn ' relav to ' first bounced in front In e American ~ague, Det· WI. g of the base Malone runnin roJt . tro~nced_ Washm~n 12·2, Chicago, second all the way,· slid in J,;der Don~ Cahfor~Ja trnni?ed. MmneMta ::eerti~ ~;~· Clendenon's throw with the 1· Chl~a~o spilt ~lth Kansas dg winning run. 1t_y, wmmng. the f1rs_t 7-4 and ~n. arne. In other Nalional League losmg the mghtc:ap 3-t, and Riehle Alien d~~;~~J~ ·~-~-Cleveland beat Boston 3-2 in the runs with a pair "4 first half of a twinbiU and lost a double and Buhl tbe second game 6-5. Atlanta on seven JiltS~ ~ouia1 Wins 13th Cleon Jones' tw·OoOut; · ' Maury's Witts' bases-fil!e~ single In the loth b~ single in the sixth highlighted a tight pitcher duel three-run Dodger Inning that winner Jack f~r ·11'14 supported Sandy Koufax' 13th AI Jackson. signing for an ..umated olmost as quickly _Wednesday po . r tor , $18,000. Aa the rest of tho team mgbt when he raced home from ~ salesman Jom Maloney s went through cali!t~emcs m second base on a throwing : . cars ran as. well as he Tampa Fla., Maloney ptcked up error in the ninth inning with mi~t the ~mcmnatJ ?~~~~n~r e.xtt:a cas~ peddling earn off his ~e ._wmmng_ run in a 4-3 cte shll be ho.........g II lot lfJ California. Cmemnati VICtory over Pitts. a r prospective customers After agreejng to terms, the burgh that stretched the back home in Fresno, Calif. 16-foot"2 hurler wasted no time I Reds' win streak to five games. Maloney, who pitched two 10 jetting to Florid& and within Maloney, who registered his inning, no-.hit games in ~96~ (he two hours of his arrival he was n4lth triu~ph against two lost one m the 11th mmng), on the mound firing his famed setbacks, touched off the rally miss~ ~ee weeks of spring fast ball. . with 8 one-out single off loser tr_a_l_n•_:ng.._th_":....:.Year _:::__:bel:::.:.or:..:•..:f:..:tn::ai::IY~_T::h::e..:2::&-.:'.y::ea:r~-o::ld:_:ace ::_operaled Pete Mikkelsen and advanced DEVOTED TO INTIItiST OF MIIGs.MASON ARIA TlrtDI)'.ODI yaero altec the end of World Wer 1, J:urope wao already engulfed tn an ovea bltltr wer. . Today, 21 )'llfl after V·E Day, •. thrrd coDIIIP"etlon blpnnlnil In Europe " the rellllMil of worrloo faclnc the world. All aro IP'eod 00 thlo _ ucepting it seems, tbo 1111fll•na, who polly fear a nuclear· aniiiCI Garmany. Tboy biUon, or claim to believe, that tbll 11 tbt ulterior purpo11 of the treaty propoatd by the United States to prevent tbe opread of nuclear weapons. Tho Soviet. wore Je<tured allout their ""onbealthy ed myopic obseoalon" with lluropean alllirl the otlter day by wrd ~alfont Britain's reprooenattlve at the Geneva dl~trmament talks. (Yes, they're at.lll COiDI on. I 'l'be Cold War Ia outdated ond lrrele"nt, oald wl'd Chalfont. It has been re· J1flced by ll'..t conflids of Ut'e and etoU!niC ourvlval. ~In the lul quarter of this century tbe l-uat threatl to tbe peace and prosperity U the world will lie outside Europe. They "ill be found in the turbulent and seeth· lnF world of Africa and Asia." These throats wiU not be met, he said, ''it we cannot lilt our eyes from the River Elbc long enough to recognize the simple facts of Ufo about nuclear proliferation." He augcnted that the least the delegates could do wollld be to step up the "rather leisurely tempo" of their negotiations by holding threo meetings a week Instead of two. There j1 unoke from smoldering fins all over tho world. Even the Russian• would amell It If they would stop onlfflng the ashe• of tht one that burned out In Europe long ago. ¥I ' :~c:m::.~ •I OfiJO • • Tile trucllet:'s. , best frienll �' .,.~ . ......Jo . . .., ............. " '' ........... a.. -:.. • !; ' . ~ ~" lrillllllll1, ~dleport; 0, Junl Ill, !Oftll--3 Maloney Gets Winning Run, Reds Take Pirates, i f- The Billion Dollar Masterpiece THE DAILY SENTINEl · • Rlchll'd S. OWen, Publisher Chester TanaehiU, Editor Publlobe4 every afternoon (ezcep1 SaturdiY I an~ SUMIY by The Ohio VaJ. ley Publlohlng Company, 110 lloohani< St., Pomeroy, Ohio 48719. Bullneoa Of !lee phoae 992-21511, Editorial phone m-2157. Ellter~ ao aecooo cia.. maUing matte1 at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. National advortllllna roprosentatlve Botttnelli JCimball, Inc,, 343 Lexingto• Avo., New Yort City, New York. SubiCription ratea: DeDvered by car rler Wbarl available, 35 centa per week one yoer In advance at tbe Dally Senti· ool office f18.20; olx montho, tUO: three moutba 13.90. By Motor Route wbert ciJTier lerVIce not available one montb tUO. By mall one year $10.00; Six montbo, f&.25; Three montho, tS.OO b lllitorW• New Perspective Given Russians l II 1,142-Year Stockpile In at leaat one reapoct, the United Stat· II In 1 preUy good polltion to see tho VIet Nam war to a conclu1ion, no matter how loog it tatoo. Acoordlnc to San. Pblllp Hart, we have enough quiDine atoclt:plled to last 1,142 ynro at prettnl ratea of uoage, Atao, he says, there ia "DO foundaUon for the currently popu'-r myth" tbat American troops have tnrountered a reaistlnt •train of rna· larlaln Viet Nam. Thellichlpn Democrat Imparted the In· formation at tho eloll of hearings by the Sentt. Anlitruot Subcommittee Into. the rtiiOJII balllnd a 300 per cent rise In the coot of quinine in leoa than a year. Hart blamea tbe price intre1aea on a Dutch~on­ tro~ certel. Since the United Statea has 11 centurleo' worth of tho suballnce, now might ba a lood time to releaoe aome of It on the international market to uodercut aueh allei~ price rigclng. Surely a more modest atockplle - aay 500 years' oupply - ought to bo enough to cover even tbe moat peasimJatlc fort· casta u to tho durotton of the war. ~ Nation's Top Mailmen Check Each Other, · Results Will Be Known Near End of June Second of Two (Edilol''o Not<: Tbe Post Olflce Department has beea act'u&ed ol compUc.UDi the aallon'o m•il •ervlce tllro"'b a'w au~ laD<y ocbemeo. It it charged tbat letten aut M adjohliag towDI mu1t travel tbree •tmes the dlstuee--er more-to lei to tbeir dtodaoiloo. The following GiJpotc:b, lbe loot In • two-part aerlea, exmaioea one of the potl dtparln!ent's _ , coaeroveralal iMGvatlou.) By MARGUIERITE DAVIS United Pren IDternalional WASHINGTON (UPI I - The Post Office Department is l(ivill8 itself a put-up-or-shut-up test Faced with charges that th• nation's mail service Is getting wor.. inltead of better, the nation'• top mailmen have been malllnl letter• to each other. They'll be checking each other on the results towards the end of June. For several weeks In May, test letters and other maillnas of all classes were sent through the mails. The nact lime and place of posting and the precise moment ol delivery were recorded The Information was sent to Wasillngton for analysis. The report ill expected to pinpoint aoy problems arising from the department's new "sectional center" program. Uader Fire That program bas como under heavy lire since it was launch~ lost July t wltb the announced intention of guaranteeing ovemight delivery within each otate. The reaction in many states was, "ha ". Department officials testify· iDJ before the House post office 1ppropriltions subcommittee el· plsined aDd defen~ the operation of the m sectional centers. the key mail-massing points The area served by each center 11 ldeotilled In the ftrot three numb"" of the live-digit lip code (another bugaboo of modern moi~hoters 1 and th• precise community by the last unldenlifi~ Hado's Ski-Daddle "Travel Talk," published by the lnfor· matlon and Tourism Division of the Nebraska Game. forestation and Parka Commlaalon - whew - reporto that authorl· tin In Crlatobal, C.Z .. have bann~ night water lkllng In the Panama Canal. We didn't even know it was permitted In the daytime. IN~TMTAEAIJIR ONe oPEN WINDOW IN THE ST!MIING RAtLRo.AP CARANPD~· !lONE HAS: THE S:EAT NEXT TO rT .... two. All post offices within the area, as well as those elsewhere, send their out-oftown mail to the designated center, where- It is routed to Its destination. Frderlck D. Belen. deputy ~trnaster general. said the concept "is working fine." Christmas mall was 7 per t.'eflt heavier last year than in 1964, be said, but was handled practically without a hitch Tesls Look Good Wil1iam J. Hartigan, assistant postmaster general said tests late last year in Montana, Iowa, the Dakotas. Minnesota, and I.Duisiana showed 97·99 per cent next-day delivery of newspapers and first class jntrastate mail. Committee members asked the officials about complaints thai letters mailed to adjoining communities sometimes must be sent many miles more than under direct routing-going to the center amd then backtracked to their destination. Belen said some communiti~ Inevitably will ge·t circuitous delivery. If next-day deliver is assured, he said, the routing ~not matter Many complaints arose beeause the mailer was not aware of mail schreGuies between hill post office and the SE"Ctional center. he said. A call to the postmaster could solve 1uch problems, he said. Newspapers have been eloquent crilics of the new system's effect on their out-oftown deliveries, Hartisan aaid, and each eomplaint has been iovestla:ated "... Without exception, I do not ~now of any case where we have not been able to amower favorably for the department," he said. "Our file is loaded with apologies from newspapers for articles they have written on thi&." Reolsl Change Hartigan said investigators dl!covered a heavy mailer had advanced the ,date on his postal ·meter machine, thus lndk'8.tlng de'-Y• which actually did not gist. But for the most part, ho said, complaints stem from It resistance to change. He added: "Just because you are changing it, people ttre inter· viewed by newspapers and they are quoted as saying It IK no JIOOd. Why Is it? 'Because you hav1 changed it.'" The sectional center concept was fostered by the discontlnuanre of mail-carrying trains, down from 2,6:27 in 195d to WB la~t year. Trains, once the backbone of the trarsporlation industry, dropped increasingly in public favor after World War U below planes, buses and private transportation. Railroads were forced to discon· t.inue unprofitable runs. Coaduclt Iavelllgatloa Hartigan said the department has investigated, on its own, complaint~ about slow mall delivery. It IE!'arned that in many instan"es the railroad involved Was not living up to schedules agreed upon with the department and could not possibly do so. The 552 sectional centers were established in areal wrere all modes of transportation are available. Post offices, formerly built a.bove ra-ilroad stations for the most part, now are located according to the network of highways and proximity of airports. Star routes, the transfer of mall from post office to post office, have incre11sed from 11,418 in 1963 to an estimated 12,000 this year. The star routes for the mo&t part use trucks, althouij:h 47 of these carriers ride horseback through the mountains of Kentucky and West Virginia and in Arizona. The department's rt:cords used 1<' list a dogsled in Alaska, but a plane carries thai mail now~ Adv for W~ am's June II DOlT OR SAYS By Wayne G. Brandsta0 t. M.D Turista ls the diarrhea et travelers. It Is also called the Time ® !!O!.t~eo~ (t!Pn T~~ "lfOWinl sborlqe of movlea for televlllon -that II, fllma that bave not been prevloualy 111n on the home tube --boa bad such widespread reporcuallons thai they IIIIOUlll to 1 lbow buolne., revolution. The baolc ..U.n lor the ahortage Is, well, basic in the eJ:Jreme: With moUon pictures having ahown their ateldy power to draw rllinCB, the next video season will find five movies on tho· three nelworkl each week: Two on NBC-TV, two on CBS-TV oDd one on ABC-TV. Is addiHon, the many local stallona devour whatever lilma they can e•t their bandl on. Th!!re are obvloua other business attractlonl about movies: No budpll to worry about, no temper1monlll lllara, and a long waiting list of advertisers who know they are buying proven success. With ouch a ohortago and ouch s demand, one of the natural repercUBrion• It the huge increase In the prlcea demanded for the films. Numerous movleo are betne aold to the networks for about boll a million dollars. ABC-TV has paid $2 million for "Tho Bridge on ih• River Kwol." European film saiC!Jmen IUd· denly find they are In a better bargaining position than ever before, because If they have reosonably good inovles ..peclally those that can avoid excessive dubblnc problems they are In a sellers' market. Likewise, film salesmen both bere and abroad are a!ro able to unload really bad movleo In a ''package'' sales to buyen who may want another motion plctlll'<! of quallly and are willing to accept the coatoffs as port of the barsaln. European fUITUI, however and the artier and eerthler American movies -pose, and will Cimtinue to pose, a headache for networks and stations that are sensitlve about the morality of the family viewing audience. The procedure, howeyer, has been predictable: Thongh worrying about morality, the buyers art! more worried about money and Aztec two-step, Dehl belly, Montezuma's revenge, Gyppy tummy and the Gl trots. Like the common cold. lt has many causes, most of them obscure. Since It is often due t.o 10me difference between the composition of tile water you are u~ed to and the klcal !iUP. ply, you can get it wllen you travel to a resort less than 100 miles from your home as well as when you visit foreign soil. In some easel the cause it thought to be the introduction of foreign strains of bacteria. harmless to the native population, Into the inteatinal tract. This assumption is supported by the fact that most vic~lmt adjust to it after a few days without any specific treatmenl While It Ja11ts, however, It may be lncttpacitat.ing. If the diarrhea ii severe, paragoric may help you. Take a teaspoonful in half a glau of Wf!ter, not at regular intervalll but after every watery atool. A new drug, diphenoxylote, is 1110 effective. H i8 available in Uquld or tablet form with atropine added I Lomotil I and r.. quires a physician's prescrlp- ttoo. For milder diarrhea, Kaomaama uoually Rives relief. Sullathalldine or phthalylsulfa. thlazole may be taken by persons wbo know themselves to be ausceptible to turlsta to ward off an attack. Jf you are going to a country, "especially !be tropics, where amebic dysentery 18 prev. aleot II is wise to start taking diiodohydroxyquin (DiodoquinJ 1 day or two b>lfore your arriY• al al your d..tlnallon, II ai8t helps to slick to a bland diet and avoid otrange native dlsiJ. •• no matter how highly lher are recommended. What II lite bell trta~ meot for hypo~racidity of the stomach? A - For relief of the IIIIOC~ ated h•arlborn one of tho many aluminum hydroxide preparaUons Ia beat. They aro harmle91 and effective but it Is Important to cletermlno wha. thor your hyperacidity 11 cau~o lei by a peptic ulcer. call blado tier dlsuoe, Improper dltl ar emotional upsets and then trtil ~""! .....1..,. so the resul\ .. llllrtl!!l. ~- Rlrinl_0.,_~ . Ill!· '"'* bas bee'l -and wUI contlltue to IJI'I.U- le1101, · ~ be .....rthler viewing In tho present. a -HIOIIIII ~ ntlion'o.llvlnl room1. cram Cllllll "Sttnday Ntcbl M Nevertheless, It .-Is obvious t1tt 'l'hP•tre," whf!!li wQI bt that •vontually the demand will COJilpritt)l of two-billlr exceed the· 1upply, 10 tho lion vtrllonl o1 rna!Gf, ~ networks ert laking ·~ to pot'8I'Y BjolllwaJ JIIJP•. 111~ plug tho romlng gap, Firat off, will 1111 In tht fiP wldcb ABO. In the cominl seuon, there will TV Is maltinc by dropplqf one be a slate of apeeiol "two-hour of Its four.tlm...a-month "lul)o televllkm movloo" now botnc day NlcJII al the Movlat" sbot at the llollywood atudl... prmntatlona. Some wags naturally expect ABC-TV ·baa dlacoverld, 1111111 these I"IU merely bo two-hour ntluraUy, that putllnf tn a television shows that ero Juat rood play w:U coal blrdiy lllOI'I ealled movies. On tha oilier tban lluylJII a Coocl 111m, and band, they may help oerve the will brln& mort prtlllp, and function that the old lolfobudpt quill critiolsm over tho lacl: ol "'8" pictures once were used Cood tolevillon 4rama, ind allo for In Hollywood's palmier liV• the network tht rerun daya. rllhll to I VJlltlbJO piece of ID addition, the shorla&e of theatrical property, Or. as tha flims Ironically has helped French aay ,-when the)' are brlna bock aome pod, llrlouo talklnt to ua -the more tblnp drama -in the theatre·veln chaog•, the .-lJIDrO they aro lht to television. For examplt, same. ' Ill""· 2-Dally Santino~ CIUaO. NttloMILeapl llouol!o 26- W.lo.PeLGB u * #II 4 88 21 .Ira ' fl 27 iJ t- 38 Sl.5fl 6~ ·~--- Tbat alpol t. lor a S6 u ... ' carve!" 33 u At2 9~ CbtclneaU 31 M .f'l1 10~ AUanta 31 39 .44S 13 New York 211 37 41:> t3 Chicago 211 44 .33 21 Wedn.,day's Reaullo San Fran 3 Chicago 2, tst san Fran 9 Cbica1o s, 2nd 27 night WIMBLEDON (UPI) -:A Ralston won with the Kathy Harter of Seal Beach, I Dallas, who was slated to Clnci 4 Pili!burgh 3g n·ght COLUMBUS IUPI) - LiiUe l~tle known ::;mer ~- juruor IUSlrn! staid British tenniS fans Calif. who rallied Wednesday I against Georges Goven Los A eles 5 Hou t' 1 • Choice, owned by Frank Bowlam.pmn a a. r~ament on Wed~esday whe~ he har- to overcome D. A. W~iteley of 1 France, John Pickens ng son 2, night ing of Circleville, covered the veler~n crusty .wtth big-~ime ~essed his fre·e-wheehn~ temper Australia, 1-6, 6-3, 6-0, took on ; Tuscaloosa, Ala., who met CHff Tbwsday'l ~rebable Pitcben 1mile in 2:04 3-5 Wednesday eKperl~nce earned A~erlcan m sendin~ home Russian Alex fashion--plate Helga Schultze of 1Drysdale of South Africa, and San .FranciSco at Chieago- :nigtJt at Scioto Downs to give hopes mto the. fourth days pl~y Me~velh.' 6-0, ~~ 6-4, 64. Germany. i Marty Riessen, pitted Sadeek1 (3-5) vs. Holtzman (3-lthe track its second national at t~e .Wimbledon tenms Wlfh neithe~ Billie Jean King Rosemary Casals of San 1Spain's Manuel Santana. I 6). season's record for 2-year-old champiOnshlp today.. nor Nancy R1chey scheduled ir Francisco tangled with Kelly I . . . pitts bur 8 b at Cincinnati pacers. . Stan Smith, a cautious place- the women's singles, fifth- Melville of Australia and Mim ' San_tan~ trzmmed Mike Bel.km (nlght)--Cardwell (3-4) vs. He eclipsed the previous sea- hltterk ~ro. mPasadena, Calif., ranked Mary Ann Eisel of St. Arnold of Pebble Beach. Calif., 1' ~f MJamedl Beach, Fl~., 6-0, 6-1. Pappas <5-5). son's mark of 2:06 4·5 set June too hJs fust look at the famed Louis led the American female met South Africa's Laura I v- . W nesday. Rlessen, a St. Louis at Houston (night)- 15 at the track by Ma_rket's center com:t in a men's sing~es contingent today in a matctJ Roussouw to wind up the action I deliberate, steady sho_t-maker. 1 Gibson (lD-6) vs. Giustl (9-3). 1 Shadow, which finished see- match. agamst .Englana•s Keith , against Francoise Durr of for the American girls. 1 Of the fo~r Americans <Only games scheduled) ond to Little Choice this time. Woodridge, while on court two France. packed the1r trunks early, Frlday'll Games Little Choice has finished in sixth-seeded Dennis Ralston of -~Ron Holmberg of Dallas, still i Cl~rk Graebner of Beechwood, Pittsburgh at Phila, night the money in all three starts Bakersfield, ~alif., drew large Iatematlonal League standings trying for h_is . first major - Ohm. was _the surp_rise. exit. 1 New York at Chicago this season, but this was his gallery for h1s contest against I 8 U ited I tournament wm m a drcade. One of the first favontes 111 Los.JAngeles at · Atlanta night first victory. South Africa's Keith Diepraam. y n Press InteLtnatlon~l was fa~ored over India's Jaidip i t~urnament to be chapped, the 1 8 Mukenea today. San Fran at Cincinnati, nigtJt Jane Lind, a 7 . year . old 1 -• Co1 b 1 e1ghth-seeded Graebner was 1 36 W. ·Pet. St. Louis at Howton, night posted her first win uf lhe' l Jac~~n~lle 3t ~ :::~ S~ I, Charles Pasarell. the NCAA J defeated by the Australian lefty Amerl . season m the featured eighth ! Toled 31 30 508 6 champmn from Puerto R1co , Owen Davidson, 6-3, l-6, 8-6, 6caa Lea1ut [race and returned $23.60, $8. 20 ! Roch~ter 32 31 ·508 6 who smashed his racquet in 1. Graebner, a victim of his Baltimore II'. L. Pet. GB I and $4.60. IBuffalo 30 30 ·500 611 anger over the officiating repeated double faults, had lost 44 ~3 ·657 ... Detroit Riehm d 3{1 32 ·484 7 Wednesday as he outlasted h1s control by the fourth set. 635 2 : : · Toront~n 28 32 ·467 ~ England's John Barrett, 9-7, 1· Other Americans who lost j g:~~~ '!I 31 ·:: 3 I Syracuse 211 37 "m t2 6. 8-tO, &-5, 6-3, came up against Wednesday were Gene Scott of , Chicago Wednesday's Res~IU Australia's Roy Emerso~. St.. James, N.Y .. :ovho w~s 31 34 :477 1;lh Mlnne,.la 30 34 •469 1211 NEW YORK (UPI) -George 1 Tor 4 Clmbs 2, lst, 7 Innings The top-seeded AusSie, who llmshed off by Riessen m New YOrk rl 35 .435 14% Chuvalo and Oscar Bonavena, Toronto 6 Columbus 5, 2nd w~n tJanr:hly Wednesday over ~tralght. selc;, 6-3, 6-3, lt-13, and Washington 28 40 112 !Sil l who make up the 1 Syracuse 8 Jax 7 2nd t2 inns Willy Bungert of Germany, &-2. little Bill Hnogs of Berkeley, Kansas City 27 39 :409lG~'a l as they go along, ;lli~:nto~rg~ Buffalo 3 Toledo '2 ' . ~3. _6-1, is bi~ding for his third Calif., .who Was a victim Boston 23 43 •348 20'"rz ' at Madison Square Garden m . a Rochester 5 Richmond t straight Wimbledon crown. Aft ed. . ~WOioioildrii~dgje;i,ii!J.iii7,iij7ji-5i,i4·iii6,iij4-6jii, Wedaetdlfs Reaalt1 The onrushing Braves de- JO-round bout that is likely to er a m locre spnng, e.ur 100 01llont Cleveland 3 Boston ·2, 1st, twi feated the Reds 28-3 Wednes· make a pier 6 brawl rec;embia NEW POST Emerson appears to have found Gu and Get f'ree bis form and is a 4-5 favori"te to NEW YORK (upl) - Arno ld 4 Oay~ · a Ni~hl~ in Bos.ton 6 Cleveland 3, 2nd, n.ght day night, rolling up the biggest a women's tea party. MIAMI IIEACH Ba1hmore 3 New York o, night run tottl of the season to J. Starace was named execu- go all the way. . Gat your Saver "Rook T<ldayUnbe!levahle buT. Tnte Chicago 7 Kao City 4, 1st, twi make their record a r~pect- Ch~valo, who ~tugged h~a- tive secretary of the New York The final trio among the CERTIFIED GAS STATION .Kan Clty 3 Chi 1, 2nd, mght able 3·2, in second place behind ~rwe1:h: champmn C:1ss1us State Athletic Commission Wed- seven U.S. players remaining in lSI W. Mlln lit., Pomer;y, Ohio Detroit 1.1 Washington 1, night the once-defeated ankees wbo ay e ow the belt more than nesday by Chairman Edwin the lasl 32 were Cliff Richey of California 4 Mlnne,.ta 1, night were idle. S() times during lhm celebrated Dooley. .- ~-Thllrlday'o Probable Pllelten In the other game Red s.. bout _last March 29, ill an 8-5 Starace, a 43-year-old former BbJtiinore at New York- vs. Senators, the Sen~tors won favorite. over Bonavena, wno amateur boxer from Brooklyn Pllimer (7-3) vs. Downing 1641. by forfeit, 9.(). . once,_ bit an opponent's ear and a graduate of ~ew York Cleveland at Boston-Tiant (~ Led by Vaughan with four dur o the hat of combat. University Law School, repla. 31 vs. Stange (1-2). for four, two doubles and two Cbuvalo should weigh about 2t0 ces Jack Dubersteon, wh<> Detroit at Washington <nigbt) singles, lite Braves plastc:red pounds and Bonavena aboot recently left the $18,0110 a year -Wilson (li<l) vs. McCormick (4 three Reds pitchers with 21 safe 205 · job when he was appointed New 6). rblows. Steve Dunfee went all Exponents .of the art of York City elections commission(Only cameo, scheduledl the way for !be Braves dealing boxing have snggested lhat er. Friday 1 Games out 1 bits and allowing 8 runs. both fighters wear gloves on COACHES SELECTED Baltimore at California, night Olher Braves hillers were their heads as well as their MOORHEAD, Minn. <UPI) _ Minn. at Detroit, 2, twi-night Sayre a double and single, Tay. fists and that tho referee enter Duffy Daugherty, bead coech at Kan City at Clefehmd, night lor two home runs and a triple !be ring In a suit of armor. Michigan State, and Frank Chlcago ett New Yo!"k, nl_gt:t Dunfee a home run and tw~ Chuvalo and Bonavena contrJ- Broyles, head coacb at ArkWashington at Boston, night singles, Boyd a single and 01 buted lo the hoopla oy accusin~ ansas, will direct opposing ' double, Slaven, D. McCloud and each other of dirty tacUcs and IIC)Uads in lite seventh annual T. McCloud, each two singles snggesting that the bout be Jaycee All-Star game bold in and D.. Harrison a single. ' rescheduled as an old fashioned connection with the 13th annual For lite Reds Ron Clonch (and Illegal) fight to the finish. Concordia coachlns clinic. By United Preoo l)tternattonal singled, McKinne~ had a homer Madison Square Garden ofli- SIGN CATCHER Nailoaal Leagne and singte, .COChran doubled J cials, who hope to matcb ·~• NEW YORK (UPil -Mike I Ferriera, Acree, and ~k; winner with former he a- Minster, an 18-year-old catcher Starcell, Pitt ~-:: ~i ~ ~~ each singled. .. vyweight champion Floyd Pa~ from Los Angeles, signed Chnnte, Pill 60251 32 at 323 Dunfee fanned 6, Wlliked 7. terson or unbeaten Bustc:r Wednesday with tbe New York Alou, Pitt li6 211 29 69 ·322 Reds pitc:hers fanned 5, walk- Mathis, expect the bout to Mets. He report to Marion, va., Mota Pitt 49140 18 4S .321 ed 6. attract a crowd of ahout 10,000. of the Appalachian League. Mor~~n, Hou 66 244 34 73 ·320 IReds 330 110 - 8 7 2 29(1ll 33 ' -28 20 0 Capella StL 47149 t7 47 "miBraves Hart, 68 251 ~8 78 :311 1 (Hysell LP), Cooke (3) and Allen PbUa 411167 44 S2 311 IMcKinney ' 4) and J. Ferriera. Sant~, Chi 84 230 39 71 :309 : Dunfee and D. McCloud. . Alou, AUa 70 30S 411 94 .301 i Ameriean League ; G. Aa R. H. Pet. : FRbDBn, Bal 65 231 Sl 7S .3251 Snyder, aa1 52 145 211 46 .3171 ~Hitter Oliva, Minn 63 245 41 77 .314 Kallne, Del 65 195 36 60 .3081 McAiffe, Del li6 Ul6 40 511 .3011 Cardnal, Cal 61218 30 66 .2911 i Rchar>Jt, Cal 58 209 33 6t .292 Mike Heck hurled a two-hi~ PoweU, Bal 61292 34 59 .292 te to I d th Sahnon, Clev 47 154 19 45 .292 r ea e Pomeroy Soya League Dodgers to a 111-2 vic· Slebrn, Cal 5615S 16 45 .290 tory over the Yankees Wednea/. Home Rus 1 day. N a II o ul Jape: The Dodger moundamao faaBraveo 2·1; Hart, Giants 18; ned 11 and walked four wbllo Alou, Bravea 17; Torre, Braves, Yankee pUchers Mark Werry liatJio, Cuba, Lefevvre, Dodg· Terry Wyatt and Gene McKJo.' era, Mayo, Glant• & Allon, ney atruek out 10 and Issued ' PhWieo li. 13 free paasea. Amertcu Leaaae: r. Roll•ln-1 Dodger hitters were Jed by The good IUYS come thru lOll, Orfoleo 9 KUiebrew and Jon Buck wltb a grand slam for you. Whether you need OHva, Twinl 14. borne run, a triple and sincle. Rwu .Balled 1D Ed Fife also bad a three run a big-Job p~kup truck or N allo ul Leape: Aan11, homer and two singles, Heck a a toosh iolin' dissel, they're on your side dnvin' Braves 60; Mays, Giants, White oolo homer, a triple and clolJ. down prices and llriinl wilh, a smile, Need I • Allen, PbiJUes 44; Hat~ ble; Ray Roach, a double and 1t11anta &. Clement<, Pirau..• 41. single and Joe Welter, a s1Jt. truck now! Calion The Oodp Boys, AIHrfeao Llape: B. llobin- l!ie. ongee hlttera were Scotl 100, Orioles lit; Scott, Red Soz Van Vraoken and Gene McKin43; r. Roblnaon, Orioles 12; ney. eacb wilb slnglu. Oliva, Twinl 41; KDoop, Angela, Powell, Orlolea f & Caob, :'~· Ted Etzel is New Ohio Pro Senior Cham p . :h~~ ~J'.!;,/~ ':i~fs, Unknown, and Big Time Veteran Carry U. S. ·Hopes in Tourney f~vor 2 Pomeroy-Middleport. 0., Juna 23, liN HELEN HELP US! 1 i YOUTH ARIID FOil ITt Thl• «>lumn lo for younc people, their problems aoo plea.. ures, lbetr troubl01 and fun. As with tho rest ol Helen ll e I p us! , It welcomes Jaugho but won't dode• a aertoua queotioll "'tSend b • bruah-olf. your teen-a1• qu..tlonl to YOUTH ASKED FOil IT, oare of Helen Help US! tblo newspaper. THEY'U. Dll IT EVERY TIME Dear Helen: My parents cet pushed beeauso I don't onap ID tho min· ute they tfll me to do aometbin&. Chuvalo 8-5 Favorite Over J. "You AIN'T ldddiDI-" ~ S, "It DON'T IRIIter." 4 "He DONE lt.11 l "I SNUCK In" B p raves ut Reds Down Hard 28-8 How con 1 pelously oM effecUvely mal:e him aware ol lhloe hltblta? - MISS USAGJ Doar Mill Ull&t: If you know blm 1rtlllllOU8h, easy klddillj "mflht could" dt the Irick. - H. PERSONAL TO "TABOO TATTOO" .:... You'ro mort1 pliO> ay thtn funny, and ao are ,... other 11stel011 lettara (aU ,,. of them). Try eiiiWhero. -H. Dear Helen: I read Ia your column .,.. about a lirl bating her mother and you aald probably by tho lime the letter wao prlltted !tho would be ovar it. ·Well I've ,balld my mother for tWo Y""and lt'o worse then ever. Sbt'• alwaya on my back. 'libel I tell her anylltlna. ohe blabl II all over, to I don't any more. She yolto at me and cull mt down. No matter wbat I do, it's lllopld and bad. They otarted a new rule that every time I &ay "Just a minute" I'm &oinl to be lined ten cents out of my allowance. I 4<>n't think thlo Is lair because when a guy Is doing something Important he shouldn't be IX· peeled to drop everytbinl· Like when Dad ia watc:hllli a ballgame on TV. Mom doean't tell him to get out there and I don't have a suldanee coo. hoe the weeds. But when I'm selor and II I did I"d be too putting together a model car - that's differa1t! And tllere's ashamed·to tell about II. On the anotber 10 cents I'll ll@Ver aee. outside we appear as mother W•ll, Helen, I asked Mom U and daughter ohould, but it pt she would rood this leiter and ao bod once that I trtld to kUI see what 1he thought. You ltnow myself by takln& a meoa ot wba~ she sald1-"Just a min- pills. , I only pt sick. I"d run away, but I'd bt ot<." So I sent It auyhow. made to come bact and thea MINIJTELI!:SS MAN I'd gel It all the worse. I'm 1 Dear M.M. : Jf your mother and fattier "loner" and don't but eloH litter have a minute, thoy'd better frlenda to talk to. My money Isn't enough to pay for read your letter NOW And professional help, Please, Hef. learn kids are great imitators. Parents shouldn't expect more en, do something. - DESPEJI. of tbeir children than they're ATELY SICK OF LIFE AT 17. willina to &ive themselves--but Dear 17: You desperately need I he Iiley have every right to expect friendship of an understandinl chores done within a &iven time odult who can listen to your Hmlt (which makes allowances for important things like model ' problems. Please send me a stllmped, ••If-addressed envocars and ballgsmes I. - H. tope and I'll try to find IIOIDI> Dear Helen: My problem Is quite small one In your town who can help compared to others, but, oh, so you. -H. This column ta dedicated to lrritatillj! My boy friend has the advantaae ol a collece edu- family HYing, ao if you're illY. cation and is using il quite ef- . lng kid troubi• or just _plaiO fectively. Hi• one fault lo that trouble. lei Helen H•lp YOU. he u... the foliowln& Improp- She will also welcome ynur own amusJnc experience. Aller phrases: l. "I already SEEN that droll Hel•n Bottel In care ., Ibis newspaper. IDOVle. '' Keyed to.. Bermuda Shorts by Hubbard Cool, Cool Slacks by Jaymar Cool Shirts Sport, Knit, Bani on Straw Hats 1 8 Bonavena Swim Wear and Surfer Shirts by Rugby Summer iii I POMEROY 3 At yankees HERRrS WORLD ' • THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR JS "BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it, Pure-grain and premium-draft-brewed with Process 14·K. 1'llera 40. they're good guys; they all wear white hats. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. IIUl)EPOBL ••• Beautifftl~ . ), I ··' .•,' ~IIUIIIiNIIL~""~OI'ctNQINNAT~L •llo •• ..,, 11\iU &Second Streets Middleport, 0. · • t .. .. . LEADERS Heck Hurls ., * 1 SF caps'- '.. . DOWNIE-GROSS' " HOME ARROW SH!R'I'Ii" ..,, Ride w1th The Dodge Boys Q Ilia .,.UJdled l'niiiD--... liaD Pro Pfttsbtqb !AI Aqelel to second on a walk to Tommy play, San Francisco took two victory ·of the··..asbn. Harper. Ifrom Chicago 3-2 and 9·5, New Gaylord l'en;:,.ill-11 Pete: Rose hJI whal looked York blanked St. LouiS u in 1C Herbel (2~) were tbe like a double play ball to Jose innings Philadelphia whipped pitchers for San Fr;~·~-~e:f( Pagan. The Pirate shortstop Atlanta' 7"3 and LA>s Angeles Giants scored flipped to Bill M.a;o:ProsJn for the downed Houston 5-2 game runs in force at second but Mazeroski'o;; '\ . . ' ·nmn ' relav to ' first bounced in front In e American ~ague, Det· WI. g of the base Malone runnin roJt . tro~nced_ Washm~n 12·2, Chicago, second all the way,· slid in J,;der Don~ Cahfor~Ja trnni?ed. MmneMta ::eerti~ ~;~· Clendenon's throw with the 1· Chl~a~o spilt ~lth Kansas dg winning run. 1t_y, wmmng. the f1rs_t 7-4 and ~n. arne. In other Nalional League losmg the mghtc:ap 3-t, and Riehle Alien d~~;~~J~ ·~-~-Cleveland beat Boston 3-2 in the runs with a pair "4 first half of a twinbiU and lost a double and Buhl tbe second game 6-5. Atlanta on seven JiltS~ ~ouia1 Wins 13th Cleon Jones' tw·OoOut; · ' Maury's Witts' bases-fil!e~ single In the loth b~ single in the sixth highlighted a tight pitcher duel three-run Dodger Inning that winner Jack f~r ·11'14 supported Sandy Koufax' 13th AI Jackson. signing for an ..umated olmost as quickly _Wednesday po . r tor , $18,000. Aa the rest of tho team mgbt when he raced home from ~ salesman Jom Maloney s went through cali!t~emcs m second base on a throwing : . cars ran as. well as he Tampa Fla., Maloney ptcked up error in the ninth inning with mi~t the ~mcmnatJ ?~~~~n~r e.xtt:a cas~ peddling earn off his ~e ._wmmng_ run in a 4-3 cte shll be ho.........g II lot lfJ California. Cmemnati VICtory over Pitts. a r prospective customers After agreejng to terms, the burgh that stretched the back home in Fresno, Calif. 16-foot"2 hurler wasted no time I Reds' win streak to five games. Maloney, who pitched two 10 jetting to Florid& and within Maloney, who registered his inning, no-.hit games in ~96~ (he two hours of his arrival he was n4lth triu~ph against two lost one m the 11th mmng), on the mound firing his famed setbacks, touched off the rally miss~ ~ee weeks of spring fast ball. . with 8 one-out single off loser tr_a_l_n•_:ng.._th_":....:.Year _:::__:bel:::.:.or:..:•..:f:..:tn::ai::IY~_T::h::e..:2::&-.:'.y::ea:r~-o::ld:_:ace ::_operaled Pete Mikkelsen and advanced DEVOTED TO INTIItiST OF MIIGs.MASON ARIA TlrtDI)'.ODI yaero altec the end of World Wer 1, J:urope wao already engulfed tn an ovea bltltr wer. . Today, 21 )'llfl after V·E Day, •. thrrd coDIIIP"etlon blpnnlnil In Europe " the rellllMil of worrloo faclnc the world. All aro IP'eod 00 thlo _ ucepting it seems, tbo 1111fll•na, who polly fear a nuclear· aniiiCI Garmany. Tboy biUon, or claim to believe, that tbll 11 tbt ulterior purpo11 of the treaty propoatd by the United States to prevent tbe opread of nuclear weapons. Tho Soviet. wore Je<tured allout their ""onbealthy ed myopic obseoalon" with lluropean alllirl the otlter day by wrd ~alfont Britain's reprooenattlve at the Geneva dl~trmament talks. (Yes, they're at.lll COiDI on. I 'l'be Cold War Ia outdated ond lrrele"nt, oald wl'd Chalfont. It has been re· J1flced by ll'..t conflids of Ut'e and etoU!niC ourvlval. ~In the lul quarter of this century tbe l-uat threatl to tbe peace and prosperity U the world will lie outside Europe. They "ill be found in the turbulent and seeth· lnF world of Africa and Asia." These throats wiU not be met, he said, ''it we cannot lilt our eyes from the River Elbc long enough to recognize the simple facts of Ufo about nuclear proliferation." He augcnted that the least the delegates could do wollld be to step up the "rather leisurely tempo" of their negotiations by holding threo meetings a week Instead of two. There j1 unoke from smoldering fins all over tho world. Even the Russian• would amell It If they would stop onlfflng the ashe• of tht one that burned out In Europe long ago. ¥I ' :~c:m::.~ •I OfiJO • • Tile trucllet:'s. , best frienll �\I \j L" ores S me .- . 6-Dolly SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2S, 196e r~ .·~second Ohio Test Season -~•. ..., ..... .....~w.~... ;.!:_~~~ Burr!t; 111'1. r. ~$~- ~-·· t lbt Mf, U<t,Mrs. .Geot'l" .NEW HAVEN uvE WIRES ON IU~AY JBoobnu"'.;...Mrt, II. iju~M b~~ ·~~~:;n ~.~:: Hall~; o.~>l w~. ·~ ~-- n....-o~~ ~;or~ter ~~ w··· ~ Sw~·--1~~1 !:t:!\1~ R~~.fl~, I SIMON'S MARKET w. SKINLESS WIENERS 2~~ 79c I:; Leo ' ' u:•::. "' ~-gallon FLEXSTEEL 1 79C nNNIS SHOES __ 34Ladiesof Dof A Council Meet Tuesday CANVAS OXFORDS Cl BAKER yoUR PRESCR,Pl\ ... M\SlOR'f lM£ B\uvw THE SHOE lOX S,ti\\ b " t! w Your Pullltrvlct Bank Ia, •• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Sen>i11g Meig1 County for otJer 94 Yealt Membtr Fedtral Rmrvo SJIIIIM Membtr Fctferal Deposit f!IB1II'Il!ICC CorporaU011 e 5 USED CARS LEFT e EVINRUDE, JOHNSON and SCOn PARTS FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS e BOATS and MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-'!1 PRICE . ••. 10 llr .IIIIIH IIIIIJ'IIIrlb i IIICiriCI~. lllelbJ ' 1 I e GARAGE TOOLS Metropolitan ·Motors POMEROY, OHIO See your Chevrolet dealer for fast, fast delivery on all kinds of Chevrolets ..• V8's and 6's! 1 e RAMBLER PARTS an• ACCESSORIES WMkdty Houn: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. s.turdty 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. .a 1o40'f MIDDLIPOitT, OHIO u BARGA\N 1 ltnwu1&• U SELLING OUT FURNITURE Roush's Shoe Store ON 'l" PICKENS HARDWARE (but not under your feet). 'f ALUMINUM ASPHALT COATING 19· PLAYTIME ESSENTIALSI I • FLEX5nEL ~~~=~ School, waa: her mother to Monday where traiDing at BY JEAN PARKER One of the hlghUghll of her Joha McCormick and OIIio's Loy. o1 the Miss SoulhPrn 0 h lo Univenity to · 1 Contest, was a gue~ t of Miss Jane Lucas, Me J g s visit was meetmg V1ce Presi-1 Senattrs Frank Lauscbe 1 n d Their tour of the White the , line stewardesa. County's winner of the 'Week dent Hubert Humphrey, who l Stephen M. Young. wa!l more e"Xtenslve than the Moellers . Iside at 1683 ~ m fio~:~t~ilill~tou·· wfo~"~ <;~.:,;,,- ' 6an t:c:t..:i1 u1 me u WIIIP!cl;o .:~ : ::-. ~.... ~...r vccasion, tlrey usual one given tlle g.e?eral Miss Lucas, daughter of Mr.' Jumbus. Isored by Congressman Walter fountain pen as a KOuvenir. met NBC news correspoadent public. It includ~ a vJsJt Moeller has returned to Rut. also met other famous Ray Scherrer, and Jack And· j the room where foreign amland aii-er an exciting, eventful ! iocludlng Senator Edward erson, an associate of colum- . bassadors. are reteived and to trlp to U!e natien's capital. nedy, SpeaR:er of U1e nist Drew Pearson. the upsta1rs quarters or the ----~ - -- --- - The winners visited the Su- bouse. preme Court whell Justice Hu- Rep. Moeller and his wife go Black spoke on the recently entertained thesP and other passed pollee protecti80 ruling, guests with a cook-out at their One evening they attended home during the week, and the the Marble Retreat Parade of winners helped in Moeller's ofprecisioR drill with bayonets, I flee one day, getting Hcquaint- 1 Students of Rutland Churcll er." "For God So Loved the and on another they viewed the ed w1th its procedures and 1 of Chri!':l VacatioR Bible scbool1 World," ''Deep and W••• "11stage production of "Barefoot] chsrt'S. were presented In a program "Hallelujah," "Z a chI u In the Park, 11 starri~~~n~ 1 The group visited all the Sunday night markiag t h "Climb Up Sunshine / completion of a tw" ~ we~k and "Thank You, Lord.,, lor, Roy Snowden, Della Phil- famous landmarks and SUMMER TOYS C rter led them in a k ' ' h 1 1 in the capitol, among them I B'll·e 1 1 den sets, pails, splillk oourse. a Glips, JeanR eva Par "· : rative song, " Dem Bot!t><; rueser 5nowdefl"' ar~!nesd I1 the Washington Monumen t. ·the · c;ms, lawn mowen The program was opened by I· Da Rise Agaifl." ·k Federal Bureau of Jnvest1ga-1 group sniging of ''He Lives,''. Suzy Par er. 1 tion, and the Jefferson Mern- i to keep the kids •m•>i followed by the invocatioN and The Beginner class. Daily offerings mnrle by the orial. .1 andhappy. scripture, given by the minis- by Blanch Braley, answered students were seRt to '3rothcr During the stay, all boys : SWIMMING ler. William Carter. The stu- questions about thetr C. Marion Railev for mi<:>sic mresided with Professor Thomas dents sang the theme song. and sang, ''Do Lord.' ' and IES Goggle~, ary wm·k i1 M~xico. M:r.Rail- Helm, whilo the girls were "Our Living God," theR recited following were presented · ear plugs, nose clips, ey plans to vjsit the church in guests in the Moeller home. the pledge of allegiance to the mas, Kim Haley. DeanMu snorkels, inflated the fall to tell of his work Winners of the trip were de1American flag, the Christian ny, Teresa Van Meter. there. An offering was taken cided in an essay cGntest among bails, rings, rafts, ete. MISS LYNDALL LYONS flag and the Holy Bthle, ear- Pope, Beverly Grate, Phillin 1to helf-1 defray the costs uf high school seniors from elev- 1] ried by Lynn Snowdea, Sherrie ThompsoR, Brett Carter, OPEN FRI. l SAT. Mwiluel and Teresa Van Met- Michael, Davie Davis, T"'''" l the school. Mr. Carter gave "I en counties. One winn" from devotional talk, "Our God each county was selel'led to I • cr , respectively. Tucker, Kelly Browa Lives." and the group sang the make the trip, and the essays , TS, U On Une Tile Bible School director, Brent Bole•. Invitation hymn, "Just As I were printed in!o the Congress- I Mi.~s Lyndall Lyons. bridc·l· lcct of Law r(•nce G. Has- , Mrs. Thelma Hysell, ld the I Mrs. JeanE'tte Carter'~ Prim· Am ." Following the benedir- ional Record. In addition to . bargen was honored recentl y at a bri<l al showe r given by i childreR in "Wbisper a Pray· ; ary Class, who gave tion, the program closed with I the essayist.... Miss Katy Morar- 1 Mrs. Judy Ri ggs. The misee llatwous shower was an event I ---- - -··-·---- - on lesson characters, Included : "God Be With You .'' ity of Pomerey, recent winner I of ~une Yth and was held at the Riggs hom e near Tuppers Teresa BrowR, Cyody Plams. • • SO!!., Georgeanna Grate, • Decorative appointmPn1 s featured a fiv e fer.t high, da Bolill, Tammy Schoonover, three tierred design which rese mbl ed a wedding cake, and Debbie Haley, Tommy I was decorated with wedding bells and lilies of the valley erS fl S Rosemary SnowdeA, Tom In the ·pink, blue and white color scheme, and topped with er, Greg Van Meter, a miniature bride. This was designed to hold the many The Chester Garden Club met ~ TilliS. lovely gifts the hrid e-to·be --- --·--- ·· ~ · -·- at the . home .0 f ~rs. Geor~e A playlet was given by received. ' David Riggs and Lawrence Fredenck, whleh 11 located 11 sie C:rueser's Junior , . ' Hasb;J rgen, the' pro.spective 18 rustic .settin~ with the ~nly l including Steve AAdersoR, (~ames were played and re-. bridegroom. I~ay to reach Jt, a ~ong swmg-: White, Karen Tillis, RiC:.:y freshments of cake and punch I .. b ,t N' mg hfoot bridge, wh1ch prolled 1. en, Tom DaJ.1y, ,~~1ar k 1~"lo·rri,,. l 1 1 1 1 . •I s were sf'n y . rs. tes.t. th . . ed W were serv . mmng pnz~s : e1 m " ealh erm;m, 11 . rs. Geneva ·1 rat er exc1 mg to ose se cour- 1Buck Till.IS, M.k 1e were Mrs. Norma Ne wland and y , o (her 1 an don and ageous as to attend. Mrs. Esther 1 now den, ~-bb. l 1 1 d · a es, Jf rs. r.s . h . . h t · ~ Je J'h~~~~:~:; . . Mrs Rtch~r Myers . . Wr1g t was ass1sting os ess. 8 C t tt d' . 1 d d . Rtdh, Mt·s. Marty W1l1Jams, 0 t' titled "F 8 John Anderso1 aAd .ue\~,' da efn mkg Mtnc u ~I :Mrs. I--li1 7PI Barnhill, Mrs. Dorp evlo ,J,ons f'u· , I othr . dausy Michael. Mr.~ yan a .a r tns, rs. M1 - 1 th Sl M R b 1 C ld eop e, W'3S t"mg or Js y M C t , J 1 y Mou , N rs. Sch ua M a- and age. A 81.1ver Tea at Mr s. Cl r. arers dred Headley. Florence L 1. m- ~•o II ed umor. , : we . rs. aney ue 1, rs. U 8 . h d' sed HSS answer ques1IOHS be·rger. Mrs. Marvene Caldwell, d 1 ra WJS er was ISCUS · th . 1 d tb ., 111 owin.-1 1. 1 d z b h L'l 1 Mrs Sallv Caldwell. Mrs. Dar- · :er ru e urn ac ' a an Mrs. Joyce Turner and Mrs. , e•~ essoHs an e n I Beverly IAII'ce Nease were a1.'Cepted a.s ; receJVed dtplomas, Sandy TayM .1 Cberyl Bentz, Mrs. G t.h 1 M ene ~ fU re. rs I' · anyn . Cl 't , 1.,. c·; \I . II ens·I ey, Mrs. 0 ne1ta o e, ~~ rs. new members The next meet- • !or, Dbb' e 1e May, .\fd m v K'.Jig, R.., h. .IR. on. . r-· -.ce rc~ ur H I M h G o 1 . J w·se J . M . R•nd h M B 1 h Cl' M aze urp y, race .:~wan, : ing is to be the potluck picnic ane 1 · tm orn_,, " .'1 pPyi, 8 " 1·, . e~1' "'thmle, Ar~~ Mr. <1 nd Mrs. Ed Moore, Mrs. Iat the borne of Mrs. Paul Karr King, Bob Snowden. Scott Cart'-~ aJ e~. . rs. L~ e I J B be k '1. p H ' . d T Ad ~..., h M.rs.. .Sh 1r · 1e.\, 8a, 1ser. boe , ;1 M'. .oc ·, l'J~ 1ssd , eggy IJollUg • S . as- 11on July 6 at 7 p.m. Brinall owA 1. erp·an · 1omf nth er.~m~ . . 1 3 Mr.~ . Ca rol VancP, Mr~ . Juan· :rgf' n, Iss_" ~ ~ pla~ue, ! table service and a covered ! Iamss _or e SCfl OO w~~e Ita Grucser, "liss Linda Lark- ~.r. and Mrs. Hrrbert Swan,. dish. Dessert and drtlk will be , Sabra CaAaday and Ja!le "- lse Torrente, · . S :'\1rs.h Lynn, Ya tes. Mrs. and they bwere In ~ . Mrs......, udr~ y . Tress 1e1 d furnished by hostesses. M ass1 pstedI' at 1 1 1 M;~. Dale Sanders. Mrs. Nor- · fer Pm, ~ rs. lomme an A paper on nasturtiums was . p~ogram :V rs. au me m;:: Newland. Mrs. E th Hober ta, Mrs. Darlt>ne Gaul, .Jo ! given by Mrs. Dale Kautz. An 1 kms. Secretary • treasurer . , 1Pn Dorst, sMrs. Mrs. 11e er . L Ann i\lr·Laughli M.rs. Riggs, Ill M n, M ld edLindse.v C Jd , intcresling demonstratiOII ''Es~ 1! Mrs. p 1Edna c dRussell an.d bMrs. Borbara Black, Mrs. Leone yons • rs. 1 r a · ; pecially For Dad," was given , ear an~ ay war,; m c arge Babcock, Mrs. Leota Massar. well and Janet, Ethel Whe~ler I by Mrs. Roy Miller using flow- of recreation. Others 'I· 1 ,1 ~I H 1 and Mrs. June Epple. M1 s s i er pots of various sizes and 1ed as helpers were Joan b JS. na ,, assar, , rs. e en L , II b . K th Th J. Barrett. C ld 11 M 0 315 . F k yons and "1r. -as argen WI 11 making "Mom " "Dad" and 1 a y omas, 1m a thwe .:es. Yt' re~ :· · be married July 17th. "Nancy,, of the' Miller family • Ethel NelsoH, Ethel Snowdea, mo er oM . prFosedpec •Fve ·kr e ! An en'joyable contest was wo~ i Barbara VaB Meter, Purl Van groom. 1s. r a ree er, 1 l u t J d ~~ Gl · Mrs. Ulah Swan. Miss Shirley Rru;sf'll Rile·vs are by Mrs. Donald Mora and Mrs. ute er, u Y LA;:nney, ona 1Thompsoo, Beverly 'l'hompson, · · · · , , • Buel Ridenour wo1 door prizes Myers and Shern. Mrs. R1 ch-, Rt)lurrwd from I r1p . ·, Th 1 M' h 1 Ethr! r· · e rna _1___ H' ae s, ayard Myers, Mrs. N1ta Jea n Mr and Mrs Rus!le!l W Ri- 1 A tour of the Fredenck home 1, ____ ..o;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;....i.,l · h. M N K · · · · · · I and greenhouse constructed on ... Rile 1e. rs. • orma uemg, lry of Belvidere Ave Columbus I h · d Mrs. Nancy Collim . Mrs. Doris formt'l' :\1ei"S rcside.nts recent: I th'ebbosun pore wads en}Oye . . Mrs. Carol Dodderer, · ly returned • , from· a two· weeks !R.i Koemg, F d ns: kwere M awar E thed wMrs · h. 'fJ· · San•r• .. ,., .. ,ar 't ·, th I re enc , rs. . . 1-c- L" 11 l• •· · ~~ "·~·· • ~~ ·' · ('.. -- vaca110n w1w:11 ey spent 1our- od · s er ng t abeth Lyons, mother of t h e . in~ the Southel1l States. They I a Mrs. Roy Miller. For All The Family bride-to-~c. Mrs. Audrey Higgs, visited parts of interest in Ten- ' GETS GM JOB ~err! ~~~~s, Lamar Lyons, nessee, No~th Carolina and j DETROIT WPll - FOHller . ~011l.h . Carolma, <md Kentu ~:ky 1 Detroit Red Wifl pia ·er 1md udmg the Great Smokey · J. p1 g ; d . . Lmmy e ers was name . Moun ta ms. and With Mrs . lh- Wed d ·h d ·•Icy,s daughter and fam Jiy, _ Mrs. nes ay as coat; an f lh M 'f · ,. 1 genera 1 manager o e em· ·~a x me n e son, Rf'ar Maumee, I his w· . th c I Oh' p mgs m e entra Middleport, 0. ~~·s. Riley's daughter, Mr. I Professional Hockey League. Chesler CounciL Daughters of and Mrs. Arlee Price of LinAmNica, ml't Tuesday evening wortn Ohio are also val'ation- I [ with 3~ members presen t. ing in the south. They plan to Barbara Sargent , ruuncilor, · vi.> it an aunt near Galling~burg, >re~ide~ at .th.e meeting. opt>n- , Tennessee, then go on to Florida ffi m ntua!Jsttc form . Dorothy. for a three weeks vacation. Ritchie was reporled ill in Ho!- ' "" Hnspital. The report of the Taylor Has Entry ,.,..ft~ .n ways and means and good nf, In (;uild (:Ontesl 1 trder eo~mittees ~·ere given. . Donald Taylor, 17, of R.D. 3, 1 1nslaHahon of offtcers was Pomeroy, has submitted an en- I .ttall :mnounced for _the ne~~:t me••lmg, , try in th e 1966 Fisher Body £9Yr~ 1 Your Chevellt M3tlbu 4·Door Sedan will eama July 5 and offtcers are to wear . Craftsman's Guild model C'ar __ J.~..a with eisht safety features now standard lika white. A layette shower for Ei· competil ion. Taylor's model is 1 lilt belts, front and rear, Alway• buckl8 up. een Bahr was a.nnounced for a light blue sports car which :he July 19 meetmg, : will compete in the Senior I Quarterly bil'thdays were ob-· sion of the competltlon. ~erved with potluck refresh~ 1 The judging for state, regionnents. Gifl'; were presented the al and national winners begaa . pap1rua wnon>d guests, Erma Cleland, ! June 20. This year, the Crafts-egyptian ~va Bailey. Tina Marks, Ethel man 's Guild will award 1,078 Look at aU that comes standard on vour • rtbed d·es tor diseasel· N.ww-une )rr, Vda Mae Kraeuter,- Ada ("dsh pri zes and un illersit:,o schonew ~alibu: Body by Fisher • Magic-MirrQr reme 1 d " "'vel manY lutn ldlle acryhc lacquer finish :fights sun and salt • /an Meter, Goldie Frederick ; larships vulued at $117,000. eerou •• kn•~ that op ~ugg~ dee~-twist carpeting • Sumptuous inte· md Letha Wood, who were seat- ' llo ·••-·-·~-- ­ -e Egyptians ·tn beet nelped _r10r, wtth vmyl door panela and sidewalls for Buy 100 GJ IIon1 ~ at a special tahle with white : ... . i~ed ... G ~s an ti Get t'ree easy care • Little things Jike an electric clock in· castor ot\ ro n ~out p\larrn• :over and eent~ed with an Ar-· 4 IJ ~.'~ - :1 Nl rthls In 1'<11/oiMI BEAO:H and glov~ CO~partment light • Trusty Chev. pa ' a\lJIIOUIS· RelY o ·angement of red roses. A birth- . l}e t your ~h ver Rook TotlaYrolet engmea hke the Hi-Thrift 194 Six or the U~ be h ''' lhle ~ ul 'f rU'! .wmaeb ' medicines. lay cake iced in pink and dec· j 195-hp Turbo-Fire 283 VB, 5f·A.TION ..... tottodall •rated with pink and white ros· 1 531CUTIFIIiO w. ~•in Ohio Look at all you ean add to make your ""'' ()IJRS• 18 was also on the table. stORE H , Ma.Ubu even spicier: AM~!o'M multiplex stereo AlA to 10 PtA radw for beautiful muaic wherever you go • 1 Add Four-Sea80n air conditioning and it'• spring DallY · • · ' . • ,. 10 12:30 EASf TERMS . all year round_ ·~More spice'! Mag-ttyle wheel 10:30 ..... •• OOVe111 and thmlme whitewall tires are nice • sunci•V · S PM to 9 '"' Order Com:ortil~ at.eering wheel and you don't. have to ad.1ust, 1t does • Turnpike drivers ask for cruise control. Jt maintains a cm~tant speed automatically. Big~ savm1 summer buys on Chev .. rolet, Chevelle, Chevy D and ...... G1•'.... Corvair. 1 • ,, recent gr~uate Your Chevrolet dealer .......,.......iiill • • · 111d Mn. Rld!Jiil· 1 BREAD MILK Miss Lucas has Exciting Stay zn Capital Let the grass grow, George GROUND BEEF ........,_,. • 1 LUNCH MEAT SALE 2 s1 Cs, I Swinging foot Brtdge G1ves M b Th 'II em P0TAT0ES- 10 S9c 1 1966--1 B,l'da/ Shower ,·S Gl'v·en Ml'ss Lyons 8Y M J dY R1ggs J 9th 1 ami - eli Robinson's F d Sh l age Threatenm'g Oht'o Wildlife -- Rutland Church of Christ Students Present Program HOUR ~~ gret~H~illged .I · DIIIJ' llltlllltil!ll, Pom8roy<M!ddleport, o.. June !3, Bry ly uoilooi'PreQialerDBHODII Nlllollll Lope '!be Live Wire Class or People and Ylollorl from llcCiq <1st game) THUliSDAY II:.U.B. Church met on Tue'lday area attending. the wedding oJ · Mr. and , Mrt, o San Fran 000 030 000- ! I 0 WOMEN'S A Mrs. Lou!ae Vaa Meter ond evening at tbe eburcb with Mrs. Charlotte l'oraoas, daUJbter of ·ol Mt. VeniOII, OhiO, .. . Chicago 001 1110 000- 2 f 2 Flr•t l!llck1 vlalod her bf<>ther, Mr. Fltd Bater and Mr!. Thelma Mr. and Mrt. Charles Parsona, II!J, Jolumy lloulb, lli'l. ld. '!'be D!Yloloa of Wllllllle, Ohio . maa to ,d":'elop Perry, Linzy (7) _aad_ Church ol Mld'!leporl one\ Mrs. Paul Hauber ond Capoharl as bootesses. and John Layne aon Mr. w1n 11ou111 of Nitro, 111'1. NoliD Department or Nlifu.at .1\e- lJYIII5 "" .. : ..... ...,. ' 11 ' IKoonce, JenklDZI \V;, Liu '".lnur&iuy l :l 'iiiiHUe, ...! famUy ol Long Bottom ana Mr. ...... led by Mn. aPd :Mrs. Harry layne, un .JuliIOW'Ce!, has annllUIIC!d that ters are urged lo be su;,e ' and Hundley. WP-Perry (Il-l). the church at 7:30 p. m. .,.,• ..,.,. w 1 ed as Ohio'l second oper~rnental a teal betore they shoot. LP-Kooace 11 ,21 • lffi-WU- carl Horky wiD be the and Mrs. Arnold Andonon Tbalma Capohll'l. The group day at Wayalde Method Bl , Mr l!arey Layne aerv 'iOai seasen will run from Frl· For more specific lnl?,rma- liaJM <Vth). Ieeder and Mlss Margoret famUy of Baobaa. 1111 "Alnerica." The table Olurch In VIenna, W. Va. were hla son'1 bell man. . Jamea day September 18 through Sat- tion, publication NRW-117, Ohw er devotional leade. Mra. Mattia Telford - decorated In keepinJ with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne, Layne 81111 Robert Layne ;e~ • !e"'•Mber 24 Experimental Teal Season-1966 (Znd game) I ruiNG WORKE!IS lofnl. Gamel JobnatDD Day Mrs. lle!'l'l' L. Dyer, Mr. and uobOI,'I for their brother, tt !"'l•Y· •-· · ia avallajble !rom th Publica· San Fran 304 000 101- 9 12 0 of the Enterprise EUB ' Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mr. and was flower girl and Mrs. AppllcatiODI lor !ree speelal lions Room, 15110 Dublin Road, Chicago 011 001 020- 5 11 01wiD meet Thursday tamUy recanUy. Following the short buolne!S Mrs. Jameo Dyer of Norfolk, W\11 OttaniiL teal hunting permita w.~ be ae- Columbus, 43212, by enclosing Herbel, McDaniel (8) He~ the home of Mrs. Geoffrey Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Ourt lllttllnl Mrs. Batey conducted Va., Mi-. and Mrs. '1. )II, Adcapted by the Ohio Division of 1 llv.-t poatage stamp. 19) and Haller, Barton (4), bad a talepbone lnllalletl at a Dible QW. amt.. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roland WlldUfe lJtilnnilll June I> . Broglio, Estrada (3), Faul (3), ·~OCK SPRINGS lbelr bome. Those attending were Mrs. Kerr and Diane ol Owensboro, throUJb AIIIUSI 19, 19116, inclu- Hunters are remmded that Hoeft (61, Jenkins (8) and wiU meet Thursday, at 8 p.JII. Mr. and Mrl. Homer Rollll, Mrs. R. F. Bryaot, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. James Larslve aecordlnl to Don Thomp- regardless of thetr aile, a free Hundley. WP-Herbal !2-0). LP The 1 muffin eonteal w!U Ray Weaver, Mrs. Clay- ne and Beth. Mr. aad Mrs. RobDRY lOR 'supervisor of !be lllme man special teal permit IS reqmred - Broglie> (2-6). HRs-Haller be he~r' ri.ere wm be a pn> bower vlalted lbe!r ton Athey, Mr•. Howard Burris, ert Layne and Jay, Mr. Edgar CLEANING ag~ment seetioll. in addition to a Federal nugra- (13th), BoccabeUa <3rd), Wilnd refreshments wiD be ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mrs. Layne, Mr. and Mrs. Roller tory waterfowl stamp end a Iiams (lotb), Banks (!th), Hart ~~· and daltihter ol llyracuae. Holfmaa and the bnatea.. Dyer ond Mr. Bryan Dyer of Service On Request Hunllng will be open state- regular Ohio buntmg license. (18th). PAST MATRON'S Club V!altors ol Mr. ond Mrs. Lao ea, Mr~ Batey and Mrs. Cape- Norfolk, Va., Mrs. C. H. Hornwide wltb llhooUng hours from . Dalley were Mrs. Mary Kerns, or of Canton. Ohio, Mrs. ~·sunrise to sunset eaeb day. DatEvangeline Chapter, Mr. and Mro. Gene War:! and barl ter Ohlinger, Miss Myra Rollsh, 1 bag IJmlts are four blue -wing(!O innings) Middleport, wm meet family, Mr. Okey Pack, Mr. lEWlNG CLUB Mrs. Jack Welch, Mrs. Wll· 1100 1100 000 2 2 8 ond cinnamon 00 Of N.Y. O day evoninll at lbe homo and Mrs. Ofa Dalley and Mr. The SawlnJ Club mot on 111m Powell, Jr., Mrs. William CLEAN!RS POMEROY 000 000 000 0-- 0 8 0 Mra. IUian Sleifl, South '1 sillilY or any comblnaUon St.L. and Mrs. Owen Dalle1 and 'l'llllday afternoon at the horne l'owell, Sr., Mra. J. V. McGrew, so"loog aa it doet not esceed Fisher, Hamilton (tO) aad Ave., at 7;30 p.m. •·-"·. ... "-. D. A. Smith. Durlq ~... .1 Grote; Jackson (fHi) and ~ w ~m·• four for a slqlo day. A ,,....oy MoCarver. WP-Fisher (5-6). FRIDAY Mr. Gene congo aullerld 1 the IOclal hour relr,.hmenta possession limit cannot excted mE MEtas - GALLIA badly maabed foot whUe at b11 were aerved to Mro. John Fey, eight. ernal Order of Police work. lofnl. Fred Batey, Mro. Ottle Interested teal homttra are reIPlula 300 010 201- 7 11 ! ' 1ponsor an outside leon Recent vlallora of Mr. and Roush, Mrs. Doyle MacKnight, quired II aubmlt their name, Atlanta OliO 2110 1101- 3 7 I thlo comlog Friday night at Mrt. Maywood Johnllon wara Mro. James MacKnljht, Mrs. A. address aad COUllty of realdenca The recent late frosts and at-: Buhl <3-4) and Delrumple; the Middleport community Terry Congo, Mrs. Louise van T. Stone, Mra. H. L. Dyer, Open Dally 9:00 to 7:04--Priday Til I - on a poatoard addresse tn Teal tendant cool weather have ! Jay, Olivo (S), Schneider (4), park from 8 to 11 p. m. The Meter and Nield, Mrs. Gar~WI Mra. Harman Layne, Mrt. How· Saturdoy Til 9 Permit, Dlvlolon of Wildlife, struck a blow •hlch may ctam- 1Carroll (!), Umbach (8) and Jays will emcee the dance, Jobnaton end son Carl Deaa ard Wapnhala, Mro. Lee Gibbs 15110 Dublin Road, Columbus, pen many bunter's hopes lor the ' Torre. LP-Jlly <8-3). lffis- whlcb fo open to the public. Mr. and Mrl. Bobby JOI ' ond Mrs. Smith. WY 2·3975 POMIROY E. MAIN ST. 4.1212. next year or two. White (lith), Allen 2 (14tb & PAST MATRON'S Club of ol Racine Route, Mr. Simay Field ldl!tUI!catloa of the A wholesale failure or .the nut 1!thl. Evangeline Chapter, OES, and the Dalley children, ROTAIIY CLUB A RIAL PICNIC DEALt teal will be ooe of the moot lm- and arorn crop seems hkely m Middleport, will meet Friday Christy, carol Ann, '!lie Rotary Club met on portant facets or the opeclal 101- many areas. Don . Thompson, p·u June 24 at the Thursday eventna at the Hart001 000 !Ill- 3 8 0 1 90 n. It wPl provide a challeng- Ohio's Division of W•ldhfe game c:n~i. OIO _ 0 ol Mrs. Lillian Stelfl on S. Mrs. Maywood Johnston lord Methodist Church for their 000 021 4 9 ' iog opportunity lor the oudoora- manasemenl supervlsnr, said Blass Mikkelsen (i), O'Dell oad Ave. at 7:30 p.m. blStead ed on Mrs. Doris Dailey, regular dinner meeting. A ohort t such a £allure. ';ould ~ost not· (9) p liaroni; Maloney (9- of Thursday as reported ear· Minnie CarroU, Mrs. H a J e business meeting was h e I d. Croup II Meets at ably affect Ohio' sqUirrel crop 21 and "Lwards LP-Mik- Uer. Congo, Mrs. Annie Icenhower. Those attending wore RIIV. MarNO. 1 RED 1 but other forest game amm:l,s keisen (5-3). HR~lendenon SATURDAY Mrs. Dorta Dailey and fam!Jy cus Trough, Clyde Foley, Richard Ord, Donald F. Roush, Har: ColemaiUI in Albany su~h a~::f~ld d~~~~·~;"~ !~ <7th), Clemente I!Oth), THE Pomeroy Athletic Asllll- went to Cambridge recently, lb. man Layne, Lloyd Roush, Jack I Group n ol the Middleport !e:.t par~:.~ly dependent up- (9th) . dation will sponsor a hi8h Mr. and Mrs.~len ::-•r ~ Flesher, Edwin Stein, Arthur • First United Presbyterian on mast for their welfare. OliO 003 002- 5 12 aebool dance party Saturday near ~p~ ps ~~al .vls~tod '!'babe~ Harry MU!er, K ar I Popper Loaf, Dutch Loaf, Pickle Loaf, Ch.... Lolf Church mboet Tue:d:fr ":~~~~r~t This loll's squirrel P•pula- ~:..,~: 1110 000 0111- 2 10 ~t!.=~~ ~~-ScloOOli)'m, ~-an; Mro~r Dailey &nd Wiles, Frank Capebwt, and a I the new me o · · tlon should not be "nons1Y Koufax (1$-2) and Rol!eboro: ond Salami goes! from the Middleport, Ohio I Bethel Coleman In Albany. Mrs. due to an abundance ol other ~a- Bruce, Raymond (6), Taylor MONDAY Mrs. Wanda Donnelaon Club. t Dw•ght Wallace pre,.ded ove~ tural fonda then available. With (8), Owens (9) and Bateman. JANE HOWELL Tent son, Stephen, ol Columbllll ATI'ENDED WEDDING lb. , the meeting ~. Pl'tl~~ted th the onset of winter, LP-Bruce (1-5), lffi-Wylll ters of Union Veteraas wlll spending 8 week with MrL study lesson, Mmam · one of •qulrrels and other (11th). at the DAV hall, Monday nie Carroll and family. IIVGE TASK I the women ol the Bible. animals wltl undoubtedly !eel American Leapo 7:30 p.m. Mrs Mae Van Meter spent LONDON IUP!) -MI'I. ( Mrs. M_yron Miller gave t~e the pinch of Inadequate lood nst game) BETHEL NO !% or the Inter- Sunday with Mr. and Mrt. Char- Ph!Uipo, chairman of tho GROUND FRISH l PACKAGID { secretary s report and M s. supplies. Cleve 010 Oil IJOO.-! 7 0 national Order ol Job's Dough· I Carroll and family Jnater London Council'! I Colemen read the acrlpture, Although man doesn't . Boston 000 1100 200- 2 1 2 ters wltl meet In regular so.. ~ Ann VI ~ Sbar- ways and Traffte Comm!Ueo, from Acts. The m"';tlng wa; ly iniVIl to supply "extra prov•- Hargan, Allen 17), Radatz (9) sioo Monday at 7:30 p.m., at lone~d Mike 'Ronnla has b.-en g!ven the monumental t closed. Wlth. the Lord I ~ra}C sions'', care this yea~ and Azcue; Lonborg, McMahon tbe Pomeroy Masonic Temple. d Steve Donneleon task of eUmlnaling f given m uruson. Mro. Co eman help decrease the (i) and Ryan, Ttllman (8). WP an tlettded ~ blrlhda·vJllllll. She commutes the HOL$UM OR ADAMS t was a"loted by Mrs. Edward our forest game will encounter Hargan (3-Z) LP-Lonborg (31uWy Lou Carro~ 1 h ol M miles from her suburban Burkett in servill8 a dessert this winter. Fall 1966 would be &) IIRs--Colavito 2 <Sth & 9th), Seventh Blrt party atlil e '::~.. Ia r. 1o the olftce In a private ~ course. a good time to leave a few Conigliaro (l2th), Demeter I• Celebrated ~tit.:' d !ambler Beth on 111 the River Thomas. • - -· ol corn standmg by your woods t7)th. Vickie Ann Dent wao guest ~ birth~': ~ ~":~A.~Y to llelp forest Wlldhfe l~lld game) of honor at a party liven by Daily. I b::: IUJ 1M GIIIORI Gu and Get Fr. . the unuoually lean Cleve 002 001 2110- 5 9 3 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win- vis!~ Ia ~J:;.rl 11 A SIMON BUYl months. 010 102 011- 6 8 3 fred Den~ In obWYIJICa of her day MIAMI IIACH Ill nur •..,..., tlooll NwSl!LL PAINTING Slebwt, Kelley aad 7th blrthdoy, Wedneadey Sharon aad VIcki Jobnaton UobeUuabll but True 8 CnTI"IP GAl STATION PARIS IUPI) -The Rei!Illr l ~~~r, Azcuo ( ); noon at their home on N. 'nllrd vblted Mr. and Mrt. Gene Con- Ill W, IQ!n It,. PGIMNJ• Dfll• " (Th (7), McMahoo Ave. go and family. g painting "La Songeuse e (8) and Ralreolunenta of Mrs. Halon JeHers and fam•• • Dreamer) was sold at auction WP-Stlaman oaks and lee ertaa1 were lly of Syracase came to the ti BAKERS pre11nll night for $210,1100. The (2-3). ed to the honored pool, home of her parenta, Mr. aad ITuesday i• purchaser was not ldenUiled. CalavltD UOth). Mike McDaniel, L111, Mra. Homer lcenhoww and and Betay Herold, and !bey anjoyed 1 cookout on 530 100 1103-111! Ray, Roaer Lae Fine Upholtterad 000 200 1100- 2 7 Wayna Allan Den~ brothera lawn. tl Furniture AI lpaclal Lollch (H) ond Vlclclt. GllDOI were playld -May Jolutttoo E Juno Sale Prien Ort•••· HaMan n), Seillll 1n1 the afternoon and allta TJIIIEE.BOUB IIIEETING (8) and Casanova. earda prttanted to tba honored VIENNA (UP!) ...C..cbnaioWhatever your tutt 1n furnl· Ortega (8-.!). 11111-McAui!Ue 11tetl. Mrt. Franll Harald ak President Antonln Novotay ture you can ehoOH wltb coa· (11th), Horton 17th), Casanova alated Mn. Dent. :Od Burma• leader Goa. Ne fidenet from l'ltx~tteL Whether you atltct aonttm· tlth). Win met tor nearly lbreo poruy, tradtUonat. modem 000 ooo aoo- 3 1 o D011110111 Deporl bere Wednelda1 for lalkl on or colonial, you wlll find tn New York 000 000 000-- 0 I Heath P11r10rulf8 CU!'I'!DI lnternsUona! ~ impeccable eleJance In 1VIf7 Barbw (7~) and l!tcbtbar' 1 111 Rev. and Mrs. M. 1!. lncludJnC VIet Nam, h piect that wJU bt I JUOUd td· Nil; Talbot, Hamilton !9) aon and IOftl, Doullaa news qeney Cl'K reported. dilion to your homo. Thlt dl• Howard. LP-Talbot (1-&). Dw!lht, moved Wednesday lletolls of tho tslke were not tincUve Fle:r:ateel at)lhtt Ia -Dietary (lltb). lbtlr naw piolorate Ia St. Pardiseioled. Ne Win Ia y available ID 10f11, UC!Iflntll, Ia, Ohio, near Urbaaa. HI has of the riiVoiutlonary council ~ultat, chlln, and a 1 •ue !lat 1ame) ~ paotor ol Heath Mathod!st the Burmen Union and r• ~ofa • allfPtr. Hundrtttl• and Olloqo 200 000 0237 10 0 Church for the pall lour yt~rs. fellow eounlryman of h hundndo of fabrlco 1U docHew Te Apply: lo orator Hlteted tor beauRuUand Aluminum Roof Kan City 300 001 1100- I I 2 The new pastor, !be Rev. Max secretary General 'l'llllllt. Howard, Locker (I) and Donahew ol Dellance, end hla tiful eornctn"'· siv• JOU a Coatlnl (with fibre) can !Wmano: Huater, Grllll llmUy, wm move hll'l lhts cholea of 10lldt in 1 varlttJ I• be applied with or Sander• (I) ond Roof. ..a. Ha wlll deliver bla ftfBt s of rtcb WIIVN, pflnll, quUto ll)lr&y. During Locker (1-1). LP-5anders (1- H1'lDil!l thio Sunday at the tlon material r• ed fabrlca, matelallll, bro. cadea. and other taahtonabJt 7). liRe-Cater Uti), Repoa a.m. woroblp 1erv!ce. tttlrrtd 0 (tat). fabrica. aure even b aluminum (2nd 11me) JIDCUTIID II For The F1mlly OIICIIIO 000 100 ooo- I I I MOSCOW (UP! -A eerpm1 GALLON_ 4.50 Kaa City 010 000 :lOX- I I ter 011 a ooUecllve !arm I GALLON 95 Buzhardt, Loeker 17) and bean uecutld by allrlDI I lnclntructl~le CAN-ir Marlin: Dobaon, Akor (I) lor lbe murder of an . .Deer Blue IIIII Sprlntlnt Boo!, Suaroz II). WP-Dobaon who critlelaed hla lo Guarantead lor Lit. (3-6). LP-BUJhardt (1-1). Communist porty Pravda aald Wednesday. 001 000 000-- I It - .on TealS Opens Sept }6 • ., !llrl. WDUam BUBHD, Mr t. • Town Flats SOCIAL O!d CAtENDAR Society Notes c· ,. '(" • - SWISHER & LOfiSE · REXALL DRUGS WY 2·~955 112 E. Main POMEROY MOTOR COMP-.• l'o!lllror. · ' 4 Reglstl!red·PIIarmieits to Sel"e You W. MAIN STREET • '' • ! POMEIIOY �\I \j L" ores S me .- . 6-Dolly SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 2S, 196e r~ .·~second Ohio Test Season -~•. ..., ..... .....~w.~... ;.!:_~~~ Burr!t; 111'1. r. ~$~- ~-·· t lbt Mf, U<t,Mrs. .Geot'l" .NEW HAVEN uvE WIRES ON IU~AY JBoobnu"'.;...Mrt, II. iju~M b~~ ·~~~:;n ~.~:: Hall~; o.~>l w~. ·~ ~-- n....-o~~ ~;or~ter ~~ w··· ~ Sw~·--1~~1 !:t:!\1~ R~~.fl~, I SIMON'S MARKET w. SKINLESS WIENERS 2~~ 79c I:; Leo ' ' u:•::. "' ~-gallon FLEXSTEEL 1 79C nNNIS SHOES __ 34Ladiesof Dof A Council Meet Tuesday CANVAS OXFORDS Cl BAKER yoUR PRESCR,Pl\ ... M\SlOR'f lM£ B\uvw THE SHOE lOX S,ti\\ b " t! w Your Pullltrvlct Bank Ia, •• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Sen>i11g Meig1 County for otJer 94 Yealt Membtr Fedtral Rmrvo SJIIIIM Membtr Fctferal Deposit f!IB1II'Il!ICC CorporaU011 e 5 USED CARS LEFT e EVINRUDE, JOHNSON and SCOn PARTS FOR OUTBOARD MOTORS e BOATS and MOTORS eBOAT PAINT-'!1 PRICE . ••. 10 llr .IIIIIH IIIIIJ'IIIrlb i IIICiriCI~. lllelbJ ' 1 I e GARAGE TOOLS Metropolitan ·Motors POMEROY, OHIO See your Chevrolet dealer for fast, fast delivery on all kinds of Chevrolets ..• V8's and 6's! 1 e RAMBLER PARTS an• ACCESSORIES WMkdty Houn: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. s.turdty 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. .a 1o40'f MIDDLIPOitT, OHIO u BARGA\N 1 ltnwu1&• U SELLING OUT FURNITURE Roush's Shoe Store ON 'l" PICKENS HARDWARE (but not under your feet). 'f ALUMINUM ASPHALT COATING 19· PLAYTIME ESSENTIALSI I • FLEX5nEL ~~~=~ School, waa: her mother to Monday where traiDing at BY JEAN PARKER One of the hlghUghll of her Joha McCormick and OIIio's Loy. o1 the Miss SoulhPrn 0 h lo Univenity to · 1 Contest, was a gue~ t of Miss Jane Lucas, Me J g s visit was meetmg V1ce Presi-1 Senattrs Frank Lauscbe 1 n d Their tour of the White the , line stewardesa. County's winner of the 'Week dent Hubert Humphrey, who l Stephen M. Young. wa!l more e"Xtenslve than the Moellers . Iside at 1683 ~ m fio~:~t~ilill~tou·· wfo~"~ <;~.:,;,,- ' 6an t:c:t..:i1 u1 me u WIIIP!cl;o .:~ : ::-. ~.... ~...r vccasion, tlrey usual one given tlle g.e?eral Miss Lucas, daughter of Mr.' Jumbus. Isored by Congressman Walter fountain pen as a KOuvenir. met NBC news correspoadent public. It includ~ a vJsJt Moeller has returned to Rut. also met other famous Ray Scherrer, and Jack And· j the room where foreign amland aii-er an exciting, eventful ! iocludlng Senator Edward erson, an associate of colum- . bassadors. are reteived and to trlp to U!e natien's capital. nedy, SpeaR:er of U1e nist Drew Pearson. the upsta1rs quarters or the ----~ - -- --- - The winners visited the Su- bouse. preme Court whell Justice Hu- Rep. Moeller and his wife go Black spoke on the recently entertained thesP and other passed pollee protecti80 ruling, guests with a cook-out at their One evening they attended home during the week, and the the Marble Retreat Parade of winners helped in Moeller's ofprecisioR drill with bayonets, I flee one day, getting Hcquaint- 1 Students of Rutland Churcll er." "For God So Loved the and on another they viewed the ed w1th its procedures and 1 of Chri!':l VacatioR Bible scbool1 World," ''Deep and W••• "11stage production of "Barefoot] chsrt'S. were presented In a program "Hallelujah," "Z a chI u In the Park, 11 starri~~~n~ 1 The group visited all the Sunday night markiag t h "Climb Up Sunshine / completion of a tw" ~ we~k and "Thank You, Lord.,, lor, Roy Snowden, Della Phil- famous landmarks and SUMMER TOYS C rter led them in a k ' ' h 1 1 in the capitol, among them I B'll·e 1 1 den sets, pails, splillk oourse. a Glips, JeanR eva Par "· : rative song, " Dem Bot!t><; rueser 5nowdefl"' ar~!nesd I1 the Washington Monumen t. ·the · c;ms, lawn mowen The program was opened by I· Da Rise Agaifl." ·k Federal Bureau of Jnvest1ga-1 group sniging of ''He Lives,''. Suzy Par er. 1 tion, and the Jefferson Mern- i to keep the kids •m•>i followed by the invocatioN and The Beginner class. Daily offerings mnrle by the orial. .1 andhappy. scripture, given by the minis- by Blanch Braley, answered students were seRt to '3rothcr During the stay, all boys : SWIMMING ler. William Carter. The stu- questions about thetr C. Marion Railev for mi<:>sic mresided with Professor Thomas dents sang the theme song. and sang, ''Do Lord.' ' and IES Goggle~, ary wm·k i1 M~xico. M:r.Rail- Helm, whilo the girls were "Our Living God," theR recited following were presented · ear plugs, nose clips, ey plans to vjsit the church in guests in the Moeller home. the pledge of allegiance to the mas, Kim Haley. DeanMu snorkels, inflated the fall to tell of his work Winners of the trip were de1American flag, the Christian ny, Teresa Van Meter. there. An offering was taken cided in an essay cGntest among bails, rings, rafts, ete. MISS LYNDALL LYONS flag and the Holy Bthle, ear- Pope, Beverly Grate, Phillin 1to helf-1 defray the costs uf high school seniors from elev- 1] ried by Lynn Snowdea, Sherrie ThompsoR, Brett Carter, OPEN FRI. l SAT. Mwiluel and Teresa Van Met- Michael, Davie Davis, T"'''" l the school. Mr. Carter gave "I en counties. One winn" from devotional talk, "Our God each county was selel'led to I • cr , respectively. Tucker, Kelly Browa Lives." and the group sang the make the trip, and the essays , TS, U On Une Tile Bible School director, Brent Bole•. Invitation hymn, "Just As I were printed in!o the Congress- I Mi.~s Lyndall Lyons. bridc·l· lcct of Law r(•nce G. Has- , Mrs. Thelma Hysell, ld the I Mrs. JeanE'tte Carter'~ Prim· Am ." Following the benedir- ional Record. In addition to . bargen was honored recentl y at a bri<l al showe r given by i childreR in "Wbisper a Pray· ; ary Class, who gave tion, the program closed with I the essayist.... Miss Katy Morar- 1 Mrs. Judy Ri ggs. The misee llatwous shower was an event I ---- - -··-·---- - on lesson characters, Included : "God Be With You .'' ity of Pomerey, recent winner I of ~une Yth and was held at the Riggs hom e near Tuppers Teresa BrowR, Cyody Plams. • • SO!!., Georgeanna Grate, • Decorative appointmPn1 s featured a fiv e fer.t high, da Bolill, Tammy Schoonover, three tierred design which rese mbl ed a wedding cake, and Debbie Haley, Tommy I was decorated with wedding bells and lilies of the valley erS fl S Rosemary SnowdeA, Tom In the ·pink, blue and white color scheme, and topped with er, Greg Van Meter, a miniature bride. This was designed to hold the many The Chester Garden Club met ~ TilliS. lovely gifts the hrid e-to·be --- --·--- ·· ~ · -·- at the . home .0 f ~rs. Geor~e A playlet was given by received. ' David Riggs and Lawrence Fredenck, whleh 11 located 11 sie C:rueser's Junior , . ' Hasb;J rgen, the' pro.spective 18 rustic .settin~ with the ~nly l including Steve AAdersoR, (~ames were played and re-. bridegroom. I~ay to reach Jt, a ~ong swmg-: White, Karen Tillis, RiC:.:y freshments of cake and punch I .. b ,t N' mg hfoot bridge, wh1ch prolled 1. en, Tom DaJ.1y, ,~~1ar k 1~"lo·rri,,. l 1 1 1 1 . •I s were sf'n y . rs. tes.t. th . . ed W were serv . mmng pnz~s : e1 m " ealh erm;m, 11 . rs. Geneva ·1 rat er exc1 mg to ose se cour- 1Buck Till.IS, M.k 1e were Mrs. Norma Ne wland and y , o (her 1 an don and ageous as to attend. Mrs. Esther 1 now den, ~-bb. l 1 1 d · a es, Jf rs. r.s . h . . h t · ~ Je J'h~~~~:~:; . . Mrs Rtch~r Myers . . Wr1g t was ass1sting os ess. 8 C t tt d' . 1 d d . Rtdh, Mt·s. Marty W1l1Jams, 0 t' titled "F 8 John Anderso1 aAd .ue\~,' da efn mkg Mtnc u ~I :Mrs. I--li1 7PI Barnhill, Mrs. Dorp evlo ,J,ons f'u· , I othr . dausy Michael. Mr.~ yan a .a r tns, rs. M1 - 1 th Sl M R b 1 C ld eop e, W'3S t"mg or Js y M C t , J 1 y Mou , N rs. Sch ua M a- and age. A 81.1ver Tea at Mr s. Cl r. arers dred Headley. Florence L 1. m- ~•o II ed umor. , : we . rs. aney ue 1, rs. U 8 . h d' sed HSS answer ques1IOHS be·rger. Mrs. Marvene Caldwell, d 1 ra WJS er was ISCUS · th . 1 d tb ., 111 owin.-1 1. 1 d z b h L'l 1 Mrs Sallv Caldwell. Mrs. Dar- · :er ru e urn ac ' a an Mrs. Joyce Turner and Mrs. , e•~ essoHs an e n I Beverly IAII'ce Nease were a1.'Cepted a.s ; receJVed dtplomas, Sandy TayM .1 Cberyl Bentz, Mrs. G t.h 1 M ene ~ fU re. rs I' · anyn . Cl 't , 1.,. c·; \I . II ens·I ey, Mrs. 0 ne1ta o e, ~~ rs. new members The next meet- • !or, Dbb' e 1e May, .\fd m v K'.Jig, R.., h. .IR. on. . r-· -.ce rc~ ur H I M h G o 1 . J w·se J . M . R•nd h M B 1 h Cl' M aze urp y, race .:~wan, : ing is to be the potluck picnic ane 1 · tm orn_,, " .'1 pPyi, 8 " 1·, . e~1' "'thmle, Ar~~ Mr. <1 nd Mrs. Ed Moore, Mrs. Iat the borne of Mrs. Paul Karr King, Bob Snowden. Scott Cart'-~ aJ e~. . rs. L~ e I J B be k '1. p H ' . d T Ad ~..., h M.rs.. .Sh 1r · 1e.\, 8a, 1ser. boe , ;1 M'. .oc ·, l'J~ 1ssd , eggy IJollUg • S . as- 11on July 6 at 7 p.m. Brinall owA 1. erp·an · 1omf nth er.~m~ . . 1 3 Mr.~ . Ca rol VancP, Mr~ . Juan· :rgf' n, Iss_" ~ ~ pla~ue, ! table service and a covered ! Iamss _or e SCfl OO w~~e Ita Grucser, "liss Linda Lark- ~.r. and Mrs. Hrrbert Swan,. dish. Dessert and drtlk will be , Sabra CaAaday and Ja!le "- lse Torrente, · . S :'\1rs.h Lynn, Ya tes. Mrs. and they bwere In ~ . Mrs......, udr~ y . Tress 1e1 d furnished by hostesses. M ass1 pstedI' at 1 1 1 M;~. Dale Sanders. Mrs. Nor- · fer Pm, ~ rs. lomme an A paper on nasturtiums was . p~ogram :V rs. au me m;:: Newland. Mrs. E th Hober ta, Mrs. Darlt>ne Gaul, .Jo ! given by Mrs. Dale Kautz. An 1 kms. Secretary • treasurer . , 1Pn Dorst, sMrs. Mrs. 11e er . L Ann i\lr·Laughli M.rs. Riggs, Ill M n, M ld edLindse.v C Jd , intcresling demonstratiOII ''Es~ 1! Mrs. p 1Edna c dRussell an.d bMrs. Borbara Black, Mrs. Leone yons • rs. 1 r a · ; pecially For Dad," was given , ear an~ ay war,; m c arge Babcock, Mrs. Leota Massar. well and Janet, Ethel Whe~ler I by Mrs. Roy Miller using flow- of recreation. Others 'I· 1 ,1 ~I H 1 and Mrs. June Epple. M1 s s i er pots of various sizes and 1ed as helpers were Joan b JS. na ,, assar, , rs. e en L , II b . K th Th J. Barrett. C ld 11 M 0 315 . F k yons and "1r. -as argen WI 11 making "Mom " "Dad" and 1 a y omas, 1m a thwe .:es. Yt' re~ :· · be married July 17th. "Nancy,, of the' Miller family • Ethel NelsoH, Ethel Snowdea, mo er oM . prFosedpec •Fve ·kr e ! An en'joyable contest was wo~ i Barbara VaB Meter, Purl Van groom. 1s. r a ree er, 1 l u t J d ~~ Gl · Mrs. Ulah Swan. Miss Shirley Rru;sf'll Rile·vs are by Mrs. Donald Mora and Mrs. ute er, u Y LA;:nney, ona 1Thompsoo, Beverly 'l'hompson, · · · · , , • Buel Ridenour wo1 door prizes Myers and Shern. Mrs. R1 ch-, Rt)lurrwd from I r1p . ·, Th 1 M' h 1 Ethr! r· · e rna _1___ H' ae s, ayard Myers, Mrs. N1ta Jea n Mr and Mrs Rus!le!l W Ri- 1 A tour of the Fredenck home 1, ____ ..o;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;....i.,l · h. M N K · · · · · · I and greenhouse constructed on ... Rile 1e. rs. • orma uemg, lry of Belvidere Ave Columbus I h · d Mrs. Nancy Collim . Mrs. Doris formt'l' :\1ei"S rcside.nts recent: I th'ebbosun pore wads en}Oye . . Mrs. Carol Dodderer, · ly returned • , from· a two· weeks !R.i Koemg, F d ns: kwere M awar E thed wMrs · h. 'fJ· · San•r• .. ,., .. ,ar 't ·, th I re enc , rs. . . 1-c- L" 11 l• •· · ~~ "·~·· • ~~ ·' · ('.. -- vaca110n w1w:11 ey spent 1our- od · s er ng t abeth Lyons, mother of t h e . in~ the Southel1l States. They I a Mrs. Roy Miller. For All The Family bride-to-~c. Mrs. Audrey Higgs, visited parts of interest in Ten- ' GETS GM JOB ~err! ~~~~s, Lamar Lyons, nessee, No~th Carolina and j DETROIT WPll - FOHller . ~011l.h . Carolma, <md Kentu ~:ky 1 Detroit Red Wifl pia ·er 1md udmg the Great Smokey · J. p1 g ; d . . Lmmy e ers was name . Moun ta ms. and With Mrs . lh- Wed d ·h d ·•Icy,s daughter and fam Jiy, _ Mrs. nes ay as coat; an f lh M 'f · ,. 1 genera 1 manager o e em· ·~a x me n e son, Rf'ar Maumee, I his w· . th c I Oh' p mgs m e entra Middleport, 0. ~~·s. Riley's daughter, Mr. I Professional Hockey League. Chesler CounciL Daughters of and Mrs. Arlee Price of LinAmNica, ml't Tuesday evening wortn Ohio are also val'ation- I [ with 3~ members presen t. ing in the south. They plan to Barbara Sargent , ruuncilor, · vi.> it an aunt near Galling~burg, >re~ide~ at .th.e meeting. opt>n- , Tennessee, then go on to Florida ffi m ntua!Jsttc form . Dorothy. for a three weeks vacation. Ritchie was reporled ill in Ho!- ' "" Hnspital. The report of the Taylor Has Entry ,.,..ft~ .n ways and means and good nf, In (;uild (:Ontesl 1 trder eo~mittees ~·ere given. . Donald Taylor, 17, of R.D. 3, 1 1nslaHahon of offtcers was Pomeroy, has submitted an en- I .ttall :mnounced for _the ne~~:t me••lmg, , try in th e 1966 Fisher Body £9Yr~ 1 Your Chevellt M3tlbu 4·Door Sedan will eama July 5 and offtcers are to wear . Craftsman's Guild model C'ar __ J.~..a with eisht safety features now standard lika white. A layette shower for Ei· competil ion. Taylor's model is 1 lilt belts, front and rear, Alway• buckl8 up. een Bahr was a.nnounced for a light blue sports car which :he July 19 meetmg, : will compete in the Senior I Quarterly bil'thdays were ob-· sion of the competltlon. ~erved with potluck refresh~ 1 The judging for state, regionnents. Gifl'; were presented the al and national winners begaa . pap1rua wnon>d guests, Erma Cleland, ! June 20. This year, the Crafts-egyptian ~va Bailey. Tina Marks, Ethel man 's Guild will award 1,078 Look at aU that comes standard on vour • rtbed d·es tor diseasel· N.ww-une )rr, Vda Mae Kraeuter,- Ada ("dsh pri zes and un illersit:,o schonew ~alibu: Body by Fisher • Magic-MirrQr reme 1 d " "'vel manY lutn ldlle acryhc lacquer finish :fights sun and salt • /an Meter, Goldie Frederick ; larships vulued at $117,000. eerou •• kn•~ that op ~ugg~ dee~-twist carpeting • Sumptuous inte· md Letha Wood, who were seat- ' llo ·••-·-·~-- ­ -e Egyptians ·tn beet nelped _r10r, wtth vmyl door panela and sidewalls for Buy 100 GJ IIon1 ~ at a special tahle with white : ... . i~ed ... G ~s an ti Get t'ree easy care • Little things Jike an electric clock in· castor ot\ ro n ~out p\larrn• :over and eent~ed with an Ar-· 4 IJ ~.'~ - :1 Nl rthls In 1'<11/oiMI BEAO:H and glov~ CO~partment light • Trusty Chev. pa ' a\lJIIOUIS· RelY o ·angement of red roses. A birth- . l}e t your ~h ver Rook TotlaYrolet engmea hke the Hi-Thrift 194 Six or the U~ be h ''' lhle ~ ul 'f rU'! .wmaeb ' medicines. lay cake iced in pink and dec· j 195-hp Turbo-Fire 283 VB, 5f·A.TION ..... tottodall •rated with pink and white ros· 1 531CUTIFIIiO w. ~•in Ohio Look at all you ean add to make your ""'' ()IJRS• 18 was also on the table. stORE H , Ma.Ubu even spicier: AM~!o'M multiplex stereo AlA to 10 PtA radw for beautiful muaic wherever you go • 1 Add Four-Sea80n air conditioning and it'• spring DallY · • · ' . • ,. 10 12:30 EASf TERMS . all year round_ ·~More spice'! Mag-ttyle wheel 10:30 ..... •• OOVe111 and thmlme whitewall tires are nice • sunci•V · S PM to 9 '"' Order Com:ortil~ at.eering wheel and you don't. have to ad.1ust, 1t does • Turnpike drivers ask for cruise control. Jt maintains a cm~tant speed automatically. Big~ savm1 summer buys on Chev .. rolet, Chevelle, Chevy D and ...... G1•'.... Corvair. 1 • ,, recent gr~uate Your Chevrolet dealer .......,.......iiill • • · 111d Mn. Rld!Jiil· 1 BREAD MILK Miss Lucas has Exciting Stay zn Capital Let the grass grow, George GROUND BEEF ........,_,. • 1 LUNCH MEAT SALE 2 s1 Cs, I Swinging foot Brtdge G1ves M b Th 'II em P0TAT0ES- 10 S9c 1 1966--1 B,l'da/ Shower ,·S Gl'v·en Ml'ss Lyons 8Y M J dY R1ggs J 9th 1 ami - eli Robinson's F d Sh l age Threatenm'g Oht'o Wildlife -- Rutland Church of Christ Students Present Program HOUR ~~ gret~H~illged .I · DIIIJ' llltlllltil!ll, Pom8roy<M!ddleport, o.. June !3, Bry ly uoilooi'PreQialerDBHODII Nlllollll Lope '!be Live Wire Class or People and Ylollorl from llcCiq <1st game) THUliSDAY II:.U.B. Church met on Tue'lday area attending. the wedding oJ · Mr. and , Mrt, o San Fran 000 030 000- ! I 0 WOMEN'S A Mrs. Lou!ae Vaa Meter ond evening at tbe eburcb with Mrs. Charlotte l'oraoas, daUJbter of ·ol Mt. VeniOII, OhiO, .. . Chicago 001 1110 000- 2 f 2 Flr•t l!llck1 vlalod her bf<>ther, Mr. Fltd Bater and Mr!. Thelma Mr. and Mrt. Charles Parsona, II!J, Jolumy lloulb, lli'l. ld. '!'be D!Yloloa of Wllllllle, Ohio . maa to ,d":'elop Perry, Linzy (7) _aad_ Church ol Mld'!leporl one\ Mrs. Paul Hauber ond Capoharl as bootesses. and John Layne aon Mr. w1n 11ou111 of Nitro, 111'1. NoliD Department or Nlifu.at .1\e- lJYIII5 "" .. : ..... ...,. ' 11 ' IKoonce, JenklDZI \V;, Liu '".lnur&iuy l :l 'iiiiHUe, ...! famUy ol Long Bottom ana Mr. ...... led by Mn. aPd :Mrs. Harry layne, un .JuliIOW'Ce!, has annllUIIC!d that ters are urged lo be su;,e ' and Hundley. WP-Perry (Il-l). the church at 7:30 p. m. .,.,• ..,.,. w 1 ed as Ohio'l second oper~rnental a teal betore they shoot. LP-Kooace 11 ,21 • lffi-WU- carl Horky wiD be the and Mrs. Arnold Andonon Tbalma Capohll'l. The group day at Wayalde Method Bl , Mr l!arey Layne aerv 'iOai seasen will run from Frl· For more specific lnl?,rma- liaJM <Vth). Ieeder and Mlss Margoret famUy of Baobaa. 1111 "Alnerica." The table Olurch In VIenna, W. Va. were hla son'1 bell man. . Jamea day September 18 through Sat- tion, publication NRW-117, Ohw er devotional leade. Mra. Mattia Telford - decorated In keepinJ with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Layne, Layne 81111 Robert Layne ;e~ • !e"'•Mber 24 Experimental Teal Season-1966 (Znd game) I ruiNG WORKE!IS lofnl. Gamel JobnatDD Day Mrs. lle!'l'l' L. Dyer, Mr. and uobOI,'I for their brother, tt !"'l•Y· •-· · ia avallajble !rom th Publica· San Fran 304 000 101- 9 12 0 of the Enterprise EUB ' Mrs. Otto Grimm, Mr. and was flower girl and Mrs. AppllcatiODI lor !ree speelal lions Room, 15110 Dublin Road, Chicago 011 001 020- 5 11 01wiD meet Thursday tamUy recanUy. Following the short buolne!S Mrs. Jameo Dyer of Norfolk, W\11 OttaniiL teal hunting permita w.~ be ae- Columbus, 43212, by enclosing Herbel, McDaniel (8) He~ the home of Mrs. Geoffrey Mr. ond Mrs. Paul Ourt lllttllnl Mrs. Batey conducted Va., Mi-. and Mrs. '1. )II, Adcapted by the Ohio Division of 1 llv.-t poatage stamp. 19) and Haller, Barton (4), bad a talepbone lnllalletl at a Dible QW. amt.. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roland WlldUfe lJtilnnilll June I> . Broglio, Estrada (3), Faul (3), ·~OCK SPRINGS lbelr bome. Those attending were Mrs. Kerr and Diane ol Owensboro, throUJb AIIIUSI 19, 19116, inclu- Hunters are remmded that Hoeft (61, Jenkins (8) and wiU meet Thursday, at 8 p.JII. Mr. and Mrl. Homer Rollll, Mrs. R. F. Bryaot, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. James Larslve aecordlnl to Don Thomp- regardless of thetr aile, a free Hundley. WP-Herbal !2-0). LP The 1 muffin eonteal w!U Ray Weaver, Mrs. Clay- ne and Beth. Mr. aad Mrs. RobDRY lOR 'supervisor of !be lllme man special teal permit IS reqmred - Broglie> (2-6). HRs-Haller be he~r' ri.ere wm be a pn> bower vlalted lbe!r ton Athey, Mr•. Howard Burris, ert Layne and Jay, Mr. Edgar CLEANING ag~ment seetioll. in addition to a Federal nugra- (13th), BoccabeUa <3rd), Wilnd refreshments wiD be ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Mrs. Layne, Mr. and Mrs. Roller tory waterfowl stamp end a Iiams (lotb), Banks (!th), Hart ~~· and daltihter ol llyracuae. Holfmaa and the bnatea.. Dyer ond Mr. Bryan Dyer of Service On Request Hunllng will be open state- regular Ohio buntmg license. (18th). PAST MATRON'S Club V!altors ol Mr. ond Mrs. Lao ea, Mr~ Batey and Mrs. Cape- Norfolk, Va., Mrs. C. H. Hornwide wltb llhooUng hours from . Dalley were Mrs. Mary Kerns, or of Canton. Ohio, Mrs. ~·sunrise to sunset eaeb day. DatEvangeline Chapter, Mr. and Mro. Gene War:! and barl ter Ohlinger, Miss Myra Rollsh, 1 bag IJmlts are four blue -wing(!O innings) Middleport, wm meet family, Mr. Okey Pack, Mr. lEWlNG CLUB Mrs. Jack Welch, Mrs. Wll· 1100 1100 000 2 2 8 ond cinnamon 00 Of N.Y. O day evoninll at lbe homo and Mrs. Ofa Dalley and Mr. The SawlnJ Club mot on 111m Powell, Jr., Mrs. William CLEAN!RS POMEROY 000 000 000 0-- 0 8 0 Mra. IUian Sleifl, South '1 sillilY or any comblnaUon St.L. and Mrs. Owen Dalle1 and 'l'llllday afternoon at the horne l'owell, Sr., Mra. J. V. McGrew, so"loog aa it doet not esceed Fisher, Hamilton (tO) aad Ave., at 7;30 p.m. •·-"·. ... "-. D. A. Smith. Durlq ~... .1 Grote; Jackson (fHi) and ~ w ~m·• four for a slqlo day. A ,,....oy MoCarver. WP-Fisher (5-6). FRIDAY Mr. Gene congo aullerld 1 the IOclal hour relr,.hmenta possession limit cannot excted mE MEtas - GALLIA badly maabed foot whUe at b11 were aerved to Mro. John Fey, eight. ernal Order of Police work. lofnl. Fred Batey, Mro. Ottle Interested teal homttra are reIPlula 300 010 201- 7 11 ! ' 1ponsor an outside leon Recent vlallora of Mr. and Roush, Mrs. Doyle MacKnight, quired II aubmlt their name, Atlanta OliO 2110 1101- 3 7 I thlo comlog Friday night at Mrt. Maywood Johnllon wara Mro. James MacKnljht, Mrs. A. address aad COUllty of realdenca The recent late frosts and at-: Buhl <3-4) and Delrumple; the Middleport community Terry Congo, Mrs. Louise van T. Stone, Mra. H. L. Dyer, Open Dally 9:00 to 7:04--Priday Til I - on a poatoard addresse tn Teal tendant cool weather have ! Jay, Olivo (S), Schneider (4), park from 8 to 11 p. m. The Meter and Nield, Mrs. Gar~WI Mra. Harman Layne, Mrt. How· Saturdoy Til 9 Permit, Dlvlolon of Wildlife, struck a blow •hlch may ctam- 1Carroll (!), Umbach (8) and Jays will emcee the dance, Jobnaton end son Carl Deaa ard Wapnhala, Mro. Lee Gibbs 15110 Dublin Road, Columbus, pen many bunter's hopes lor the ' Torre. LP-Jlly <8-3). lffis- whlcb fo open to the public. Mr. and Mrl. Bobby JOI ' ond Mrs. Smith. WY 2·3975 POMIROY E. MAIN ST. 4.1212. next year or two. White (lith), Allen 2 (14tb & PAST MATRON'S Club of ol Racine Route, Mr. Simay Field ldl!tUI!catloa of the A wholesale failure or .the nut 1!thl. Evangeline Chapter, OES, and the Dalley children, ROTAIIY CLUB A RIAL PICNIC DEALt teal will be ooe of the moot lm- and arorn crop seems hkely m Middleport, will meet Friday Christy, carol Ann, '!lie Rotary Club met on portant facets or the opeclal 101- many areas. Don . Thompson, p·u June 24 at the Thursday eventna at the Hart001 000 !Ill- 3 8 0 1 90 n. It wPl provide a challeng- Ohio's Division of W•ldhfe game c:n~i. OIO _ 0 ol Mrs. Lillian Stelfl on S. Mrs. Maywood Johnston lord Methodist Church for their 000 021 4 9 ' iog opportunity lor the oudoora- manasemenl supervlsnr, said Blass Mikkelsen (i), O'Dell oad Ave. at 7:30 p.m. blStead ed on Mrs. Doris Dailey, regular dinner meeting. A ohort t such a £allure. ';ould ~ost not· (9) p liaroni; Maloney (9- of Thursday as reported ear· Minnie CarroU, Mrs. H a J e business meeting was h e I d. Croup II Meets at ably affect Ohio' sqUirrel crop 21 and "Lwards LP-Mik- Uer. Congo, Mrs. Annie Icenhower. Those attending wore RIIV. MarNO. 1 RED 1 but other forest game amm:l,s keisen (5-3). HR~lendenon SATURDAY Mrs. Dorta Dailey and fam!Jy cus Trough, Clyde Foley, Richard Ord, Donald F. Roush, Har: ColemaiUI in Albany su~h a~::f~ld d~~~~·~;"~ !~ <7th), Clemente I!Oth), THE Pomeroy Athletic Asllll- went to Cambridge recently, lb. man Layne, Lloyd Roush, Jack I Group n ol the Middleport !e:.t par~:.~ly dependent up- (9th) . dation will sponsor a hi8h Mr. and Mrs.~len ::-•r ~ Flesher, Edwin Stein, Arthur • First United Presbyterian on mast for their welfare. OliO 003 002- 5 12 aebool dance party Saturday near ~p~ ps ~~al .vls~tod '!'babe~ Harry MU!er, K ar I Popper Loaf, Dutch Loaf, Pickle Loaf, Ch.... Lolf Church mboet Tue:d:fr ":~~~~r~t This loll's squirrel P•pula- ~:..,~: 1110 000 0111- 2 10 ~t!.=~~ ~~-ScloOOli)'m, ~-an; Mro~r Dailey &nd Wiles, Frank Capebwt, and a I the new me o · · tlon should not be "nons1Y Koufax (1$-2) and Rol!eboro: ond Salami goes! from the Middleport, Ohio I Bethel Coleman In Albany. Mrs. due to an abundance ol other ~a- Bruce, Raymond (6), Taylor MONDAY Mrs. Wanda Donnelaon Club. t Dw•ght Wallace pre,.ded ove~ tural fonda then available. With (8), Owens (9) and Bateman. JANE HOWELL Tent son, Stephen, ol Columbllll ATI'ENDED WEDDING lb. , the meeting ~. Pl'tl~~ted th the onset of winter, LP-Bruce (1-5), lffi-Wylll ters of Union Veteraas wlll spending 8 week with MrL study lesson, Mmam · one of •qulrrels and other (11th). at the DAV hall, Monday nie Carroll and family. IIVGE TASK I the women ol the Bible. animals wltl undoubtedly !eel American Leapo 7:30 p.m. Mrs Mae Van Meter spent LONDON IUP!) -MI'I. ( Mrs. M_yron Miller gave t~e the pinch of Inadequate lood nst game) BETHEL NO !% or the Inter- Sunday with Mr. and Mrt. Char- Ph!Uipo, chairman of tho GROUND FRISH l PACKAGID { secretary s report and M s. supplies. Cleve 010 Oil IJOO.-! 7 0 national Order ol Job's Dough· I Carroll and family Jnater London Council'! I Colemen read the acrlpture, Although man doesn't . Boston 000 1100 200- 2 1 2 ters wltl meet In regular so.. ~ Ann VI ~ Sbar- ways and Traffte Comm!Ueo, from Acts. The m"';tlng wa; ly iniVIl to supply "extra prov•- Hargan, Allen 17), Radatz (9) sioo Monday at 7:30 p.m., at lone~d Mike 'Ronnla has b.-en g!ven the monumental t closed. Wlth. the Lord I ~ra}C sions'', care this yea~ and Azcue; Lonborg, McMahon tbe Pomeroy Masonic Temple. d Steve Donneleon task of eUmlnaling f given m uruson. Mro. Co eman help decrease the (i) and Ryan, Ttllman (8). WP an tlettded ~ blrlhda·vJllllll. She commutes the HOL$UM OR ADAMS t was a"loted by Mrs. Edward our forest game will encounter Hargan (3-Z) LP-Lonborg (31uWy Lou Carro~ 1 h ol M miles from her suburban Burkett in servill8 a dessert this winter. Fall 1966 would be &) IIRs--Colavito 2 <Sth & 9th), Seventh Blrt party atlil e '::~.. Ia r. 1o the olftce In a private ~ course. a good time to leave a few Conigliaro (l2th), Demeter I• Celebrated ~tit.:' d !ambler Beth on 111 the River Thomas. • - -· ol corn standmg by your woods t7)th. Vickie Ann Dent wao guest ~ birth~': ~ ~":~A.~Y to llelp forest Wlldhfe l~lld game) of honor at a party liven by Daily. I b::: IUJ 1M GIIIORI Gu and Get Fr. . the unuoually lean Cleve 002 001 2110- 5 9 3 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win- vis!~ Ia ~J:;.rl 11 A SIMON BUYl months. 010 102 011- 6 8 3 fred Den~ In obWYIJICa of her day MIAMI IIACH Ill nur •..,..., tlooll NwSl!LL PAINTING Slebwt, Kelley aad 7th blrthdoy, Wedneadey Sharon aad VIcki Jobnaton UobeUuabll but True 8 CnTI"IP GAl STATION PARIS IUPI) -The Rei!Illr l ~~~r, Azcuo ( ); noon at their home on N. 'nllrd vblted Mr. and Mrt. Gene Con- Ill W, IQ!n It,. PGIMNJ• Dfll• " (Th (7), McMahoo Ave. go and family. g painting "La Songeuse e (8) and Ralreolunenta of Mrs. Halon JeHers and fam•• • Dreamer) was sold at auction WP-Stlaman oaks and lee ertaa1 were lly of Syracase came to the ti BAKERS pre11nll night for $210,1100. The (2-3). ed to the honored pool, home of her parenta, Mr. aad ITuesday i• purchaser was not ldenUiled. CalavltD UOth). Mike McDaniel, L111, Mra. Homer lcenhoww and and Betay Herold, and !bey anjoyed 1 cookout on 530 100 1103-111! Ray, Roaer Lae Fine Upholtterad 000 200 1100- 2 7 Wayna Allan Den~ brothera lawn. tl Furniture AI lpaclal Lollch (H) ond Vlclclt. GllDOI were playld -May Jolutttoo E Juno Sale Prien Ort•••· HaMan n), Seillll 1n1 the afternoon and allta TJIIIEE.BOUB IIIEETING (8) and Casanova. earda prttanted to tba honored VIENNA (UP!) ...C..cbnaioWhatever your tutt 1n furnl· Ortega (8-.!). 11111-McAui!Ue 11tetl. Mrt. Franll Harald ak President Antonln Novotay ture you can ehoOH wltb coa· (11th), Horton 17th), Casanova alated Mn. Dent. :Od Burma• leader Goa. Ne fidenet from l'ltx~tteL Whether you atltct aonttm· tlth). Win met tor nearly lbreo poruy, tradtUonat. modem 000 ooo aoo- 3 1 o D011110111 Deporl bere Wednelda1 for lalkl on or colonial, you wlll find tn New York 000 000 000-- 0 I Heath P11r10rulf8 CU!'I'!DI lnternsUona! ~ impeccable eleJance In 1VIf7 Barbw (7~) and l!tcbtbar' 1 111 Rev. and Mrs. M. 1!. lncludJnC VIet Nam, h piect that wJU bt I JUOUd td· Nil; Talbot, Hamilton !9) aon and IOftl, Doullaa news qeney Cl'K reported. dilion to your homo. Thlt dl• Howard. LP-Talbot (1-&). Dw!lht, moved Wednesday lletolls of tho tslke were not tincUve Fle:r:ateel at)lhtt Ia -Dietary (lltb). lbtlr naw piolorate Ia St. Pardiseioled. Ne Win Ia y available ID 10f11, UC!Iflntll, Ia, Ohio, near Urbaaa. HI has of the riiVoiutlonary council ~ultat, chlln, and a 1 •ue !lat 1ame) ~ paotor ol Heath Mathod!st the Burmen Union and r• ~ofa • allfPtr. Hundrtttl• and Olloqo 200 000 0237 10 0 Church for the pall lour yt~rs. fellow eounlryman of h hundndo of fabrlco 1U docHew Te Apply: lo orator Hlteted tor beauRuUand Aluminum Roof Kan City 300 001 1100- I I 2 The new pastor, !be Rev. Max secretary General 'l'llllllt. Howard, Locker (I) and Donahew ol Dellance, end hla tiful eornctn"'· siv• JOU a Coatlnl (with fibre) can !Wmano: Huater, Grllll llmUy, wm move hll'l lhts cholea of 10lldt in 1 varlttJ I• be applied with or Sander• (I) ond Roof. ..a. Ha wlll deliver bla ftfBt s of rtcb WIIVN, pflnll, quUto ll)lr&y. During Locker (1-1). LP-5anders (1- H1'lDil!l thio Sunday at the tlon material r• ed fabrlca, matelallll, bro. cadea. and other taahtonabJt 7). liRe-Cater Uti), Repoa a.m. woroblp 1erv!ce. tttlrrtd 0 (tat). fabrica. aure even b aluminum (2nd 11me) JIDCUTIID II For The F1mlly OIICIIIO 000 100 ooo- I I I MOSCOW (UP! -A eerpm1 GALLON_ 4.50 Kaa City 010 000 :lOX- I I ter 011 a ooUecllve !arm I GALLON 95 Buzhardt, Loeker 17) and bean uecutld by allrlDI I lnclntructl~le CAN-ir Marlin: Dobaon, Akor (I) lor lbe murder of an . .Deer Blue IIIII Sprlntlnt Boo!, Suaroz II). WP-Dobaon who critlelaed hla lo Guarantead lor Lit. (3-6). LP-BUJhardt (1-1). Communist porty Pravda aald Wednesday. 001 000 000-- I It - .on TealS Opens Sept }6 • ., !llrl. WDUam BUBHD, Mr t. • Town Flats SOCIAL O!d CAtENDAR Society Notes c· ,. '(" • - SWISHER & LOfiSE · REXALL DRUGS WY 2·~955 112 E. Main POMEROY MOTOR COMP-.• l'o!lllror. · ' 4 Reglstl!red·PIIarmieits to Sel"e You W. MAIN STREET • '' • ! POMEIIOY �'J ' . Comstock will New Ha:VeD Coone Completed Army Pol. Wllllam ll. IIana, PT. PLEASANT - At least[ and the public invited .d Spe ak Saturday News Notes ~. wb01e wile, Karen, ~~es at five special VD<al miiSic groups pastol, Paul Chapman. Grant, Mhldteport, complet- wtll be fulllrtd at • Goopet P'l'. PLEASANT - All Inter· .. advan~ IMiinlllg u a Singina Convention al a p. m. M n nals "led Urged to l>;ij erudnetr at Fort . Leona .Saturday June l\t lbo ChUrCh asoo .c.erso "'":'-' pi!rll0n8 ,,.,,~:.:f•r~ h) Frll!,, 1"11'11!1'!!< I Slnglna" Convention . Galllpolit, '!tit ~apman Fom· Dy and 'J'be P1oooer QuariB~ To Feature Gt·OIIJIII and otbera. All g01pel riJiiero Combat Engbteer art SRI «2 !rt Cllnl· j5 'ffiWf!! w 8118 IJI~erviee ' Js Assored . a:.,..1•. I":Uen rl!orMem ...., " Vn·..e·s·of r U r. 1 PT. PLflA!IANT - Po In t wJll COIIIInUe to ·~iii. w. ......... ror Bibft School ~N - .••• [;!...., iliil:. Teny 1M IIQII, Public Losing Faith ~ Clato, Gllllll!llo Oller, lnada ~ Dtrllllll a.,n. J'rlllkll Rouall, il""' lloush, kllllletb Ble'tilrl, Grllllllpell, Dtbblt Sltwld'l, JIDit lohwarz, iiiiD~ Yin .;.,.,, hi•r7 ADD Tripp, Jollll 111'1011, Grit ~! ICirutr)', Lltl')' llunoan, Jolnmy Van Moo. larab ZUIPIJI, Ctibl llobart Anna Marll MGICtlltiiY, Olen Bayrt, GaniM 8111'f, Ytratr;. Bayre, Dtvld Kllll, Doll Klug, ADiela Cllto, Annrllt Lane, Barbara Ltwla, Mtlanlt Barton, Larry ~o1rh. Mr!. Glady! 811WII'l, Mrs. M~a Hyioli, Mtl, Arllbftl flttw· art, Mrt. Peal)' Klq, Mrt. El· lie Roulh, MJ'I, AUot Tripp, llln. Dttncan, Mn. Mary ll'o!tl!t, Potty llouh, Mrs. Evtl~ RIY, and Mrs. Lane, Mrl. · Rouib, lnd Mn. llti'Hice T God of Prophecy, :1221 No. . 1 ;:!ul :a,· 1 1 !m.., * .- 00 1 l"'i In the firot annual blnQurt of '!lie New l!aven 'l'own 1111 put WMk It appelll' Cburall ..-111 hrl4 a plmlla craduated from Morris Harvey Mllln St. PL Ple~~sant. . ~~~~ Muon COwlty HisiOrllaliJGo cll met 011 Ill lila llfYIOt wo1lld be IMI 101' mambera ol lilt VmHiltl (;oll!8f, Char!Hton, 111111. Hll 1bo poup1 lnoiUdt '1111 · A lltlllno Faohion• partt clety whiCh Will 1M! IM!ld satur• wltli Mljlor Pt'ln lilcluM a Joottlilll lor 1 IIIII llohool. 'nloll atllndllll parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evaneeleers C..1rtet, Lopn, wa• hel4 ol tho homo of Mrs. day avenlnl ot tht MOII!I ldlri Other Ill Wmtnat IHIIild unnallabla. piOII!o In lhl New lfaYift M. Bane. live at l!l Wllnut W. Va., '!lie Mollh.U Flve, Dorothy Cartwrilhl r8oently Home ' reIH!Id ll~da'HIY ,., priiHlll bul lermlnal 11 Park Witt 11 lollowr: 51., Grdlld,y, W. Vll. . llolprt, Ohto, Thr Oblpel Trio, with Mrs. Janice Robinson of · Rl : rd 0 j being t~ lor construction ol Tommy Rouah, Andy 81twld'l, 0 ·· · Otllipolil!, Ohio as d<!monolra· Jim Comstock, editor of tho a ' lhe new Peoplea Bank laollll)'. Dllftynt Whtlt. Robin 8!twarl, l»r, Mro. Dorothy S.hwab "West Vlrlinia llillbilly," o/ J~ .. and ~";:;1~ kulb, Mt llbCI Mrs V J :t.lellaaa 114bart, Jacklt Van won the door prioe. AUendinJJ Richwood, W. Va., will be tha c•lmen, VI tr ' · · · · Mttar, Tar111 Van Meter, Syl· were Mrs, Robert Roach, Mro. main opeakor and Mi" Arlene Capehart, Richard aon, however, current Vlft Meter. R!tlna tllbbJ, llorothy Schwab, Mn. Georl• Roush will sing lolk songo and lncomiDI ..unc:U;en and OH Of tht dlpOI OJI IIIIth . GUyla Rourb. Hudson, Mro. Elizabeth Jef· ploy the guitar. Mi" lloush ls aid Ol11lftll!t, chle Of poll~l. illlfted 1 lel!e Wed!leRday Judy Ba~l Tereu llUI!III, 0 len Mro Cotherlno Swal2fi, a otudent at Marshall Unlver· They voted I» pay bills lie Wister:; ~ and wa: Btl Jay &l)'i'e, Vioky llayre, Mrs: Don~a Tulloh, Mrs. Ray oily an_d entertains lrequenlly .nd oWing. They YO!ed to aeetpl :•t.ionW ~ lOr 0 Plm Sl)'!'e, Andy McKinney, Fox and Mark Schwab, Mrs. at parbes, banquoto and folro. th! el~l'llon returns IS pmtmlr Pure I~ ~lallon · · Jolveiyn lluo!ell. Tickets for the fund-raisingled by th! eltetlot! _blllll'd, lliJlocatad betw..n Viand St. I» Jlll'IIOftr ewer tho all ol iltl 7.75 • 11 tubf.trPt blad!Wil/ piUI Mr. and Mr.. Marl Burton banquet are prloed Bt $i.M and to poy election. olfil!IIIIB and Krodel Park (where the )'Qt'll. Or. IA!onard Btown II $1.&1 leder11 and grand;on, Michael Da~· IIUIY b! obtained /rom L. 1.. d<llla" lor the1r service. by·pass meets Rl. 21 _ lhl prolldlnt olllle 101!11 Sool· e~ciNiax and I old tire :,, :ur~ N~~~k.' v7r~:,: Caldwell, Main Street, or an~ 1 They moved that the 'J'he lme extends for a el)' lnd caUed 1111 IJHK!)II mee~ ···d th on member of the h19torical socl license remam the same lor year perllld with a h I BRAND·NEW OOODYEAR were t hey V!!ll~ er1 !I 'e1 M c 1 k · d t· 1 ·1 d lh ir y. r. oms oc " 008 mg next lisco! year. Vfltlon. ALL·WEATHI~ -Till ONLY Wayne and famJ Y a_n e his .sptmking fee lo the society. LOW·PR!Clll Till WITII daughter Faye who " In the Proceeds ltotn the b•nquet A rll!!u.,l wao granted to lhe IXTIA·MILEAOI TUFSYN RUIBER AND IXTIA·ITIONO NBvy. will be used towards payln.~ for Naw Haven Volunteer Ffro. 3· T NYLON COIID Mrs. Ray Proffill and dB ugh· the new mu.eum located at 21! mtn I» oollcit lund! for I h o 8 Main Street which the local buildill8 Improvement on Tue,. ter Nancy returned from week's vJSil with Mrs. Prolflll's IIOC!ety recently ~urchas@d. dBy, June 21st. daughter and fam1ly, Mr. and _ _ ... Mrs . Robert McBride of Indi· Mr. Reichert expre!!!lld his tdll* !ft-Utnt Uactlolll. tlln LADIES ana. Her granddaughtor, Julie appreciation to !lie Olllgotng CIJti"l''N - 'l'wenty • one , or thin.. McBride returned with them 38008 08 ~ncilmen for their members attended a recent *t'ftt <OntffOIO. mlldlull•tlle for , visit. aUon during his term of mvetlna of the WSCS of the ~ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reed of The remainder of the CUlton Methodlol Char&• t&oo1001 •olurlft low·prl<,. East Bank wero vioilinl frtemls was !pent br!nginl tbe int!Oih· the GiUton church. '!lie Ciill»n in Mason a recent weekend. Jng councilrn1111 dp I» dlte Charge <0118IB1s of the C!Uwn, A . . . . . fltvedlor Mrs. Motilda Noble spent a PT. PLEASANT Officers their dutiea, etc. Graham Slsllon and ·,--~ad fOad&l few days with Mro. J. s. Wln• ollht PL. Pleaoont Chaplor No. PERIIONAIJ! eburcheo. don while Mrs. c. B. Thomp· 7 Royal Arch Masons for the Mr. and Mrll. Carl FoUowiiJi the openinJJ ' son was home visiting her son coming year were installed .by and daughter attd Mr. . prayer walled by Dorctby ,.CHILDR&NS & TSSNS Rober! and family from lndi- Howard K. Brown. Grand H1gh 8hawver of Salem. Va. !Jp!fit erlgfl iRd i special IODI ..... ana Priest of Royal Arch Masons 11!1 week vloltlng Mr. Ivan by Mr!. Hanlon. P:ssle " Vance R. Dawson. son of of West Virginia. at a cere- 8hawver'tt home here. Alld vlJ. tlld till lctlipt\lre, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dawson and ~ony held at the Lodge Hall on iting Mr. Shawver's home Wl8 Mn. Hanlon submitt4d a llay Varian, son of Mr. and Sixth Street. Ill! sl!ter, Mrs. H. Clark ShOre part Gil 1 mls!lallary lpCllniOI'edll ,__ _ _ _""1 Mrll. Charles Varian have en- Monroe. Chase. Marquette of Arlignttln, Va. bJ the Letart ch\ll'l!h and listed in the Air Force and are Avenue, " the Most Excellent Mt1. C. H. Horner of lllllolled in HIIU, M~::~~~; [l etaUoned in TeiAt, Daw!On's High Prie•t: J, B. Smithers, Ohio, Is Violllng relaUYes pnyar 1181111 wore lddrm is A. B. Vance R. Daw· king; Paul Ralrden, Senile; Mrs. John M(l(Jrew l!ld bf Elaine MoKinney. 214, R. R. Stone, Treasurer; Joe H. dren of BW!kbannon vlalted 11 \l>ar tllllOUlltled thai 11011 AF 15755327 F LT SJ-98 BMTS, Amarillo AFB, Barr. COH• Olin Blain. Pr: SOj. parent!, Mr. and Mrl. 11110 OOdf-.:tkhoolcl Chrl~ll Texas 7llll. Both boys gradual· Austm Johnson, RAC; Wilham Cannack last week. tltn M18tlon will be hold -----~~ I ed from Wahama this Spring. FJeld, M3V; Jack McNeeley, Mrs. Stella McDontld July II lbroUih JUly il II Mrs. c. B. Thompson. son M2V ; Wadear. Thabet, MLV; Clarksburg, W. V1. Vl!lted llltlkbllllllll, W, Va, The Olft. Robert and family have been Gene Crow, TiHer and Everett pnst 1NI!t!k Wilh Mn. S. H. cers Troinlq Illy wUi bt bald M!NS anti IOYS visiting her for the past week BJSseU, Chapiam. The Grand mlr•. Jlllle 10 at the Crouroads Mllh· from Indiana. Wblle they were Prier;t was assisted in his Mr. and Mr8. Jlltlet oditt Cburt:b 111 H=~o~li::ll here • fomlly pl<nic woo held. work by James P. Allen, Grand of Norfolk visited hll ProlldiiJI Wll lhl · 6.50xl3 Attending were Mr. and Mr.. Klng of Oak Hill and John Mro. H. L. llyer hero lilt Mro. Ellinl McKinney. MENI 1.91 • UB Jame• '!llom!J80n, Mr. and Mrs. kay of Charleston. Mro. Dyer returned hOme 7. 75x14 BOYS 1.00 • 1.91 George Thompson and daugb· them for a viol!, Mr. and !!tate Mana(!et of B.25x14 ter, Nancy, Mr. and Mro. Rex Pleasaot VaHey Hospllal Roger Dyer and Bryan Medi'care to Speak ' 7.71>xl5 Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Har· Admilled _ Mro. Ted of Norfolk vl!llod here oO 98 __ •PiuAlu 1111111 tit tlrf old RidenoUr and daURhler, Mr. llwar!J, Now Haven ; Arnold day. PT. PLEASANT - R. N. 1nd Mra. Charle. '1'homp1on Lane, Pt. Pltasont; NI!Hie Bum· Johnny Roulh bas been 1 Pt·l Compi>OU, manrger of Midi· 95 EASY TBRM81 FREE I and toni, Mr. and Mro. Gar· gardner, New Haven ; Mrs. tient at Cltlrle1ton tho •tate of land Walker and daughter and Fred Willett, Pt. Pleasant. HOipital. Mr. and Mra. "HI bt lbt ope<ill "NO GUARANTEE I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp. Dl8cbarged _ Mrs. Wilbert 11'1 now mttlng 11 the lor a crUod meetin8 of GOODY!. . NATION·WIDE "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE son and family. Hartley, Red Rouse. of hor mother, Mr.. B o Muon County Medtctl t~ o limot on mon111s • No limi t on mil es • No limit as to road:> • N.:> Mr and Mrs. A A. Swatzel Wm• at Nitro. clety oo Tuudly, June lith, hm•t u to s~cf • For the entire life of the trtJd • All New Goodye~r are ~n vacation. TRey aiu, visit- William zuspan and children Mrs. Joe Cubbage an~ tbe App•lacblan Power COJI\paell Aut.:> f• re$ are IUJrlntred Jpinst dtfKI$ in workma nship arn! materia l$ 1nd I'\Ormal road hazards, except rep~ i rab!e punctures • Auto tires ing Mr. and Mrs. John Borg an during the past week were Mrs. of Barbetton, Ohto Vl11tld D)' audi&orlunt U5ed on truck! are e•cluded from llle road hazard POrtion of this auarand family at Toledo, and Mr. William John HoHanbach and Thursday and ll'rlilly with Campbell will dllciiU tho · lntee • 11 a G~ear lir111ails under th is guarantee, any of more than Wood, Mo., June 17. Bane was of I Jl l ~o11ege .. 1 1 Announce Theme For New Goodyear Plant PI81U1ed •• IIJ'TiaeY. . . FABRICf AthletiCS ' I, tHE Clifton Charge WSCS Meeting - ... ,_ ...,.,her<ol rAIRIC SHOP 115 w. 5enM· 4~ Held RKently M J l a}} New Off"ICerS .... -. ..... . I ONE & TWO PIECE / SS.95 fO S1].9S ibb;ll Cited by Police lEACH BAGS an lll1lrOd clellr dlstanct ch110 lollowlna a two · car oooldenl en W•l MaJn.st at 8;32 p. m. Wodnrrday. l'ollc1 sal4 smlth'o vebtcle ran Into the retr ol a gar OJ> er1ted bJ Wllfi'ID Connolly, Ill, 1o111 Bottom, who wu lllmilli IDIG the lll1rJ Isle parklna lot. Mrdlum drnliiO wat reportod 1nd 1 puoqor In lhr Ccnnc~ ly Clll', Adr Dirh~ Wll lakin to 1 phytlola bf privata lrllllpottaUon lor treotmonl ol 1 reported aeck Jujury, l Sl & m :i ) i SWIM TRUNKS Beach Towels KIN•~z• Beach Robes~~;. MOUNTING LIMIT" 80.000 Good~eer oealers in the United States and Canada will m1ke allowance on • new lire t11Sl'd on original tread dt!plll rema •ning1nd Goodynr's printed "Exchtnse Price" current at the time of alljust• ment, not on the hllher "No Trade-in Price". 60 y GOOD,IiEAR RIZER OIL CO. ·~ -~~-- " . -~-- --·~· .. ·~- -· PLATFORM ROCKERS Vinyl or Nylon - Dies Thursday• PohlerOf Pollee tittd Clllford Smith, 11, Plltaburp, Pa., oft ' Availablt itt ••. OLIJt.MING WHtn, AND AN AIUIA.Y Of !PAU:liNG COlOR~ PIIMANENf, NON-~AI)INIS PJtu TtiM COLOII IN DURA· Ill HI~H GLOSS FINI$H • • , , AIL fi.OM Y0Ut ~~lfNOlY DEALU. '1· FREE BRUSH! '3· REG...... brother-Jn.law8:,;niellla~~llou~~ol~th~e~M~rdl~c~are~~~===:::=:;;::;~~~;~~~:;;:;==::: MIDDLEPORT, 0, at andMadison, Mrs. BillInd. Swift and family children mond of and Ashville, Miss Joyce Ohio: Dear· Mr. ond rtoterMn. andLloyd 1\ourb. 1f11m whlcll tn!G Linda Call, Sandy Sorden, an Mrs. Ernie Gregory and Cubbage and Mr!. Roush Cll July I, liiH and Ill I Brenda Brown, Alire Roush, children of Columbus; William l!d thf! fUR@l'lll of their i Charlene Kelly and Jennifer Van McWhorter. Huntinglon ; and Mrs. Alex (Iris) Kelso at Port" I I Meter, all cheerleaders at Wa- Mrs. Raymond Barnette and mouth, Ohio on Friday. hama High School, have re- I children of New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. James Yll~(;,::: I turned from a cheerleaders clin· [ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben stew- Brent 1nd Beth are ic at Camp Cnll"!TTdo in Leb- arl and son, Gary and Mrs. M~J· ing in Viriinia this week. 1non Junclloh, Kentucky. · ry Aumiller of Hartford were Bumgadntrl Hardttt Layne, I Mr. ond Mr!. A. A. SIVatzel Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing in Vltginilt this week. ha'Ve ltrt for a VictiUon. They Jack Fowler and children of Pt. Cheryl Bumgardner, plan to Vl81t Mr. and Mrw. John Pleasant. Other gu~sts of the Bumg::.-·dner, Harriett Bura•n In Toledo, Ohio, and Fowlers were Mrs.Maxine Arn- Holly Layne, John Rldgwuyl Mr. lnd Mr;. SWill in Mid!IOO, old anlo dauKhler of Pomeroy Jay Ridgway, David Russell , Indiana. and Mr. and Mro. Charles Brian RuMeli , Bruce Vllltlng w1U1 Mr. and Mr!. Fowiar, Sr., Pl. Pleolant. ; Debra Karr, Becky Pau~ch.ilLIN:h PFC Danny Harbour of Camp latttondln« the Lutherln ~. Lejeune Bp.Mt I weaf'nd with ICamp at Camp Ceaaar, Cowan~ hlo wtr•. Dianne. all!l hlo par· W. Vo . this W@•k. ll!v Jock lllll!, Mr. aiMI Mro. stanley T. Wekh of St. Paul's Luther· Hrrbour and family and his an Church, New lla~en. lo d1· IJ'Ifl'imoth•r. Mro . Malilda rector of the Camp. Nobla. BUY 100 OALLONI Mro. Stanley Harbour and G1s 1nd Gtt FrN 4 D1~1 daushter, Connie, traveled 1nd Nlghh In MfJrgantown recently to meet II MIAMI BIACH Mike Harbour and Gary Green, o.t Your S.nn INk TNt¥ who hMd been on tour with the CIULFIED GAl STATtclN HI W. Moln 51, _,., W•t Al~ltato Band. '~·.t I --·.' Mrs. Kautz is Hostess to 110 W. MAIN COVERS Carload Sale ~ Set Our SEVERAL FRAMING LUMBER S.lectiob COLORS FOil NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION Of ... To Choos• From! •Doors eWindowl • Ceiling Tile ePanellng • Plenty 011 Helld for All Your Neecls- Low Prices THIS WEFIC'S SPICIALI COMIOf.T STYLE SERVIC[ FOREMAN&. ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. DIPLOMAT In Bpile of price raiSes, we have plenty lot you al our regular low prices. Middleport, 0. BATHROOM OUTFIT 3 • PIICI $79·50 (No Fittmgs) HOGG & ZUSPAN MATIRIALS CO. .. GOOD BUYS THIS WEEKI tmnbinea a oon• ' tllnporary dl!llrn llrilh a durability unexoolled ilt d!niDJ lullll&tlle. A "" round rolld top hill!!, ltain and m1r l'llilllant pluiic ia lllhancecl by tho aleamtnr pedestal b..., of the table Alld thaillf. TIM WHIM YOU W.VA. e 9x 12 Unoleum Rugs Ao New 11 lomlllfoW tile ''Diplomat" lmm Cbrometlfi chalro feature a bar~ :--eight channeled uphGialtl)', lull loam C118hlon and -vel seato. Phon• 773-5554 Collect-And Frn Dtllnry I\1ASON HERI ARE JUIT A FEW OP OUII by Sl. . ' ' '· N . T YOII'LL WA .. ,., r ~ ~ IT- ITI MASON FURNITURE HIIMAN OIATI .. . I ~I .. ' $5.79 e20" Portable Wlndew F1na ~ $20.95 ·•20 G•l. G•rlllp C.na $3.00 . •to 111. INt Chlreoal Brlqu... ---- '•t20 In, I&S 3~ 89c H,ll, Mower_ $49.95 C.IJ P'-thll1ht Complete •Offlclll Llttl. League lltl . $1.50 $1.91 I.R.W. HDWE. & lEATHER SUPPLY , 1 ' OF 4 GALS• EBERSBA HARDW • SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW .. ,1 . ' 4'' BRUSH,. FREE Wl11l PURCHASI,, , ' I , ' POint.roy, SQUAD CALLED Pomeroy anorgency men went at 10:19 a. 1m. lor Mrs. Joe Whiti! of o., l•IIQb.ef"Jlo~!ILtrah~ . Goe$sler Jewelry \' Stntt ' �'J ' . Comstock will New Ha:VeD Coone Completed Army Pol. Wllllam ll. IIana, PT. PLEASANT - At least[ and the public invited .d Spe ak Saturday News Notes ~. wb01e wile, Karen, ~~es at five special VD<al miiSic groups pastol, Paul Chapman. Grant, Mhldteport, complet- wtll be fulllrtd at • Goopet P'l'. PLEASANT - All Inter· .. advan~ IMiinlllg u a Singina Convention al a p. m. M n nals "led Urged to l>;ij erudnetr at Fort . Leona .Saturday June l\t lbo ChUrCh asoo .c.erso "'":'-' pi!rll0n8 ,,.,,~:.:f•r~ h) Frll!,, 1"11'11!1'!!< I Slnglna" Convention . Galllpolit, '!tit ~apman Fom· Dy and 'J'be P1oooer QuariB~ To Feature Gt·OIIJIII and otbera. All g01pel riJiiero Combat Engbteer art SRI «2 !rt Cllnl· j5 'ffiWf!! w 8118 IJI~erviee ' Js Assored . a:.,..1•. I":Uen rl!orMem ...., " Vn·..e·s·of r U r. 1 PT. PLflA!IANT - Po In t wJll COIIIInUe to ·~iii. w. ......... ror Bibft School ~N - .••• [;!...., iliil:. Teny 1M IIQII, Public Losing Faith ~ Clato, Gllllll!llo Oller, lnada ~ Dtrllllll a.,n. J'rlllkll Rouall, il""' lloush, kllllletb Ble'tilrl, Grllllllpell, Dtbblt Sltwld'l, JIDit lohwarz, iiiiD~ Yin .;.,.,, hi•r7 ADD Tripp, Jollll 111'1011, Grit ~! ICirutr)', Lltl')' llunoan, Jolnmy Van Moo. larab ZUIPIJI, Ctibl llobart Anna Marll MGICtlltiiY, Olen Bayrt, GaniM 8111'f, Ytratr;. Bayre, Dtvld Kllll, Doll Klug, ADiela Cllto, Annrllt Lane, Barbara Ltwla, Mtlanlt Barton, Larry ~o1rh. Mr!. Glady! 811WII'l, Mrs. M~a Hyioli, Mtl, Arllbftl flttw· art, Mrt. Peal)' Klq, Mrt. El· lie Roulh, MJ'I, AUot Tripp, llln. Dttncan, Mn. Mary ll'o!tl!t, Potty llouh, Mrs. Evtl~ RIY, and Mrs. Lane, Mrl. · Rouib, lnd Mn. llti'Hice T God of Prophecy, :1221 No. . 1 ;:!ul :a,· 1 1 !m.., * .- 00 1 l"'i In the firot annual blnQurt of '!lie New l!aven 'l'own 1111 put WMk It appelll' Cburall ..-111 hrl4 a plmlla craduated from Morris Harvey Mllln St. PL Ple~~sant. . ~~~~ Muon COwlty HisiOrllaliJGo cll met 011 Ill lila llfYIOt wo1lld be IMI 101' mambera ol lilt VmHiltl (;oll!8f, Char!Hton, 111111. Hll 1bo poup1 lnoiUdt '1111 · A lltlllno Faohion• partt clety whiCh Will 1M! IM!ld satur• wltli Mljlor Pt'ln lilcluM a Joottlilll lor 1 IIIII llohool. 'nloll atllndllll parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Evaneeleers C..1rtet, Lopn, wa• hel4 ol tho homo of Mrs. day avenlnl ot tht MOII!I ldlri Other Ill Wmtnat IHIIild unnallabla. piOII!o In lhl New lfaYift M. Bane. live at l!l Wllnut W. Va., '!lie Mollh.U Flve, Dorothy Cartwrilhl r8oently Home ' reIH!Id ll~da'HIY ,., priiHlll bul lermlnal 11 Park Witt 11 lollowr: 51., Grdlld,y, W. Vll. . llolprt, Ohto, Thr Oblpel Trio, with Mrs. Janice Robinson of · Rl : rd 0 j being t~ lor construction ol Tommy Rouah, Andy 81twld'l, 0 ·· · Otllipolil!, Ohio as d<!monolra· Jim Comstock, editor of tho a ' lhe new Peoplea Bank laollll)'. Dllftynt Whtlt. Robin 8!twarl, l»r, Mro. Dorothy S.hwab "West Vlrlinia llillbilly," o/ J~ .. and ~";:;1~ kulb, Mt llbCI Mrs V J :t.lellaaa 114bart, Jacklt Van won the door prioe. AUendinJJ Richwood, W. Va., will be tha c•lmen, VI tr ' · · · · Mttar, Tar111 Van Meter, Syl· were Mrs, Robert Roach, Mro. main opeakor and Mi" Arlene Capehart, Richard aon, however, current Vlft Meter. R!tlna tllbbJ, llorothy Schwab, Mn. Georl• Roush will sing lolk songo and lncomiDI ..unc:U;en and OH Of tht dlpOI OJI IIIIth . GUyla Rourb. Hudson, Mro. Elizabeth Jef· ploy the guitar. Mi" lloush ls aid Ol11lftll!t, chle Of poll~l. illlfted 1 lel!e Wed!leRday Judy Ba~l Tereu llUI!III, 0 len Mro Cotherlno Swal2fi, a otudent at Marshall Unlver· They voted I» pay bills lie Wister:; ~ and wa: Btl Jay &l)'i'e, Vioky llayre, Mrs: Don~a Tulloh, Mrs. Ray oily an_d entertains lrequenlly .nd oWing. They YO!ed to aeetpl :•t.ionW ~ lOr 0 Plm Sl)'!'e, Andy McKinney, Fox and Mark Schwab, Mrs. at parbes, banquoto and folro. th! el~l'llon returns IS pmtmlr Pure I~ ~lallon · · Jolveiyn lluo!ell. Tickets for the fund-raisingled by th! eltetlot! _blllll'd, lliJlocatad betw..n Viand St. I» Jlll'IIOftr ewer tho all ol iltl 7.75 • 11 tubf.trPt blad!Wil/ piUI Mr. and Mr.. Marl Burton banquet are prloed Bt $i.M and to poy election. olfil!IIIIB and Krodel Park (where the )'Qt'll. Or. IA!onard Btown II $1.&1 leder11 and grand;on, Michael Da~· IIUIY b! obtained /rom L. 1.. d<llla" lor the1r service. by·pass meets Rl. 21 _ lhl prolldlnt olllle 101!11 Sool· e~ciNiax and I old tire :,, :ur~ N~~~k.' v7r~:,: Caldwell, Main Street, or an~ 1 They moved that the 'J'he lme extends for a el)' lnd caUed 1111 IJHK!)II mee~ ···d th on member of the h19torical socl license remam the same lor year perllld with a h I BRAND·NEW OOODYEAR were t hey V!!ll~ er1 !I 'e1 M c 1 k · d t· 1 ·1 d lh ir y. r. oms oc " 008 mg next lisco! year. Vfltlon. ALL·WEATHI~ -Till ONLY Wayne and famJ Y a_n e his .sptmking fee lo the society. LOW·PR!Clll Till WITII daughter Faye who " In the Proceeds ltotn the b•nquet A rll!!u.,l wao granted to lhe IXTIA·MILEAOI TUFSYN RUIBER AND IXTIA·ITIONO NBvy. will be used towards payln.~ for Naw Haven Volunteer Ffro. 3· T NYLON COIID Mrs. Ray Proffill and dB ugh· the new mu.eum located at 21! mtn I» oollcit lund! for I h o 8 Main Street which the local buildill8 Improvement on Tue,. ter Nancy returned from week's vJSil with Mrs. Prolflll's IIOC!ety recently ~urchas@d. dBy, June 21st. daughter and fam1ly, Mr. and _ _ ... Mrs . Robert McBride of Indi· Mr. Reichert expre!!!lld his tdll* !ft-Utnt Uactlolll. tlln LADIES ana. Her granddaughtor, Julie appreciation to !lie Olllgotng CIJti"l''N - 'l'wenty • one , or thin.. McBride returned with them 38008 08 ~ncilmen for their members attended a recent *t'ftt <OntffOIO. mlldlull•tlle for , visit. aUon during his term of mvetlna of the WSCS of the ~ Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reed of The remainder of the CUlton Methodlol Char&• t&oo1001 •olurlft low·prl<,. East Bank wero vioilinl frtemls was !pent br!nginl tbe int!Oih· the GiUton church. '!lie Ciill»n in Mason a recent weekend. Jng councilrn1111 dp I» dlte Charge <0118IB1s of the C!Uwn, A . . . . . fltvedlor Mrs. Motilda Noble spent a PT. PLEASANT Officers their dutiea, etc. Graham Slsllon and ·,--~ad fOad&l few days with Mro. J. s. Wln• ollht PL. Pleaoont Chaplor No. PERIIONAIJ! eburcheo. don while Mrs. c. B. Thomp· 7 Royal Arch Masons for the Mr. and Mrll. Carl FoUowiiJi the openinJJ ' son was home visiting her son coming year were installed .by and daughter attd Mr. . prayer walled by Dorctby ,.CHILDR&NS & TSSNS Rober! and family from lndi- Howard K. Brown. Grand H1gh 8hawver of Salem. Va. !Jp!fit erlgfl iRd i special IODI ..... ana Priest of Royal Arch Masons 11!1 week vloltlng Mr. Ivan by Mr!. Hanlon. P:ssle " Vance R. Dawson. son of of West Virginia. at a cere- 8hawver'tt home here. Alld vlJ. tlld till lctlipt\lre, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dawson and ~ony held at the Lodge Hall on iting Mr. Shawver's home Wl8 Mn. Hanlon submitt4d a llay Varian, son of Mr. and Sixth Street. Ill! sl!ter, Mrs. H. Clark ShOre part Gil 1 mls!lallary lpCllniOI'edll ,__ _ _ _""1 Mrll. Charles Varian have en- Monroe. Chase. Marquette of Arlignttln, Va. bJ the Letart ch\ll'l!h and listed in the Air Force and are Avenue, " the Most Excellent Mt1. C. H. Horner of lllllolled in HIIU, M~::~~~; [l etaUoned in TeiAt, Daw!On's High Prie•t: J, B. Smithers, Ohio, Is Violllng relaUYes pnyar 1181111 wore lddrm is A. B. Vance R. Daw· king; Paul Ralrden, Senile; Mrs. John M(l(Jrew l!ld bf Elaine MoKinney. 214, R. R. Stone, Treasurer; Joe H. dren of BW!kbannon vlalted 11 \l>ar tllllOUlltled thai 11011 AF 15755327 F LT SJ-98 BMTS, Amarillo AFB, Barr. COH• Olin Blain. Pr: SOj. parent!, Mr. and Mrl. 11110 OOdf-.:tkhoolcl Chrl~ll Texas 7llll. Both boys gradual· Austm Johnson, RAC; Wilham Cannack last week. tltn M18tlon will be hold -----~~ I ed from Wahama this Spring. FJeld, M3V; Jack McNeeley, Mrs. Stella McDontld July II lbroUih JUly il II Mrs. c. B. Thompson. son M2V ; Wadear. Thabet, MLV; Clarksburg, W. V1. Vl!lted llltlkbllllllll, W, Va, The Olft. Robert and family have been Gene Crow, TiHer and Everett pnst 1NI!t!k Wilh Mn. S. H. cers Troinlq Illy wUi bt bald M!NS anti IOYS visiting her for the past week BJSseU, Chapiam. The Grand mlr•. Jlllle 10 at the Crouroads Mllh· from Indiana. Wblle they were Prier;t was assisted in his Mr. and Mr8. Jlltlet oditt Cburt:b 111 H=~o~li::ll here • fomlly pl<nic woo held. work by James P. Allen, Grand of Norfolk visited hll ProlldiiJI Wll lhl · 6.50xl3 Attending were Mr. and Mr.. Klng of Oak Hill and John Mro. H. L. llyer hero lilt Mro. Ellinl McKinney. MENI 1.91 • UB Jame• '!llom!J80n, Mr. and Mrs. kay of Charleston. Mro. Dyer returned hOme 7. 75x14 BOYS 1.00 • 1.91 George Thompson and daugb· them for a viol!, Mr. and !!tate Mana(!et of B.25x14 ter, Nancy, Mr. and Mro. Rex Pleasaot VaHey Hospllal Roger Dyer and Bryan Medi'care to Speak ' 7.71>xl5 Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Har· Admilled _ Mro. Ted of Norfolk vl!llod here oO 98 __ •PiuAlu 1111111 tit tlrf old RidenoUr and daURhler, Mr. llwar!J, Now Haven ; Arnold day. PT. PLEASANT - R. N. 1nd Mra. Charle. '1'homp1on Lane, Pt. Pltasont; NI!Hie Bum· Johnny Roulh bas been 1 Pt·l Compi>OU, manrger of Midi· 95 EASY TBRM81 FREE I and toni, Mr. and Mro. Gar· gardner, New Haven ; Mrs. tient at Cltlrle1ton tho •tate of land Walker and daughter and Fred Willett, Pt. Pleasant. HOipital. Mr. and Mra. "HI bt lbt ope<ill "NO GUARANTEE I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomp. Dl8cbarged _ Mrs. Wilbert 11'1 now mttlng 11 the lor a crUod meetin8 of GOODY!. . NATION·WIDE "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE son and family. Hartley, Red Rouse. of hor mother, Mr.. B o Muon County Medtctl t~ o limot on mon111s • No limi t on mil es • No limit as to road:> • N.:> Mr and Mrs. A A. Swatzel Wm• at Nitro. clety oo Tuudly, June lith, hm•t u to s~cf • For the entire life of the trtJd • All New Goodye~r are ~n vacation. TRey aiu, visit- William zuspan and children Mrs. Joe Cubbage an~ tbe App•lacblan Power COJI\paell Aut.:> f• re$ are IUJrlntred Jpinst dtfKI$ in workma nship arn! materia l$ 1nd I'\Ormal road hazards, except rep~ i rab!e punctures • Auto tires ing Mr. and Mrs. John Borg an during the past week were Mrs. of Barbetton, Ohto Vl11tld D)' audi&orlunt U5ed on truck! are e•cluded from llle road hazard POrtion of this auarand family at Toledo, and Mr. William John HoHanbach and Thursday and ll'rlilly with Campbell will dllciiU tho · lntee • 11 a G~ear lir111ails under th is guarantee, any of more than Wood, Mo., June 17. Bane was of I Jl l ~o11ege .. 1 1 Announce Theme For New Goodyear Plant PI81U1ed •• IIJ'TiaeY. . . FABRICf AthletiCS ' I, tHE Clifton Charge WSCS Meeting - ... ,_ ...,.,her<ol rAIRIC SHOP 115 w. 5enM· 4~ Held RKently M J l a}} New Off"ICerS .... -. ..... . I ONE & TWO PIECE / SS.95 fO S1].9S ibb;ll Cited by Police lEACH BAGS an lll1lrOd clellr dlstanct ch110 lollowlna a two · car oooldenl en W•l MaJn.st at 8;32 p. m. Wodnrrday. l'ollc1 sal4 smlth'o vebtcle ran Into the retr ol a gar OJ> er1ted bJ Wllfi'ID Connolly, Ill, 1o111 Bottom, who wu lllmilli IDIG the lll1rJ Isle parklna lot. Mrdlum drnliiO wat reportod 1nd 1 puoqor In lhr Ccnnc~ ly Clll', Adr Dirh~ Wll lakin to 1 phytlola bf privata lrllllpottaUon lor treotmonl ol 1 reported aeck Jujury, l Sl & m :i ) i SWIM TRUNKS Beach Towels KIN•~z• Beach Robes~~;. MOUNTING LIMIT" 80.000 Good~eer oealers in the United States and Canada will m1ke allowance on • new lire t11Sl'd on original tread dt!plll rema •ning1nd Goodynr's printed "Exchtnse Price" current at the time of alljust• ment, not on the hllher "No Trade-in Price". 60 y GOOD,IiEAR RIZER OIL CO. ·~ -~~-- " . -~-- --·~· .. ·~- -· PLATFORM ROCKERS Vinyl or Nylon - Dies Thursday• PohlerOf Pollee tittd Clllford Smith, 11, Plltaburp, Pa., oft ' Availablt itt ••. OLIJt.MING WHtn, AND AN AIUIA.Y Of !PAU:liNG COlOR~ PIIMANENf, NON-~AI)INIS PJtu TtiM COLOII IN DURA· Ill HI~H GLOSS FINI$H • • , , AIL fi.OM Y0Ut ~~lfNOlY DEALU. '1· FREE BRUSH! '3· REG...... brother-Jn.law8:,;niellla~~llou~~ol~th~e~M~rdl~c~are~~~===:::=:;;::;~~~;~~~:;;:;==::: MIDDLEPORT, 0, at andMadison, Mrs. BillInd. Swift and family children mond of and Ashville, Miss Joyce Ohio: Dear· Mr. ond rtoterMn. andLloyd 1\ourb. 1f11m whlcll tn!G Linda Call, Sandy Sorden, an Mrs. Ernie Gregory and Cubbage and Mr!. Roush Cll July I, liiH and Ill I Brenda Brown, Alire Roush, children of Columbus; William l!d thf! fUR@l'lll of their i Charlene Kelly and Jennifer Van McWhorter. Huntinglon ; and Mrs. Alex (Iris) Kelso at Port" I I Meter, all cheerleaders at Wa- Mrs. Raymond Barnette and mouth, Ohio on Friday. hama High School, have re- I children of New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. James Yll~(;,::: I turned from a cheerleaders clin· [ Mr. and Mrs. Reuben stew- Brent 1nd Beth are ic at Camp Cnll"!TTdo in Leb- arl and son, Gary and Mrs. M~J· ing in Viriinia this week. 1non Junclloh, Kentucky. · ry Aumiller of Hartford were Bumgadntrl Hardttt Layne, I Mr. ond Mr!. A. A. SIVatzel Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing in Vltginilt this week. ha'Ve ltrt for a VictiUon. They Jack Fowler and children of Pt. Cheryl Bumgardner, plan to Vl81t Mr. and Mrw. John Pleasant. Other gu~sts of the Bumg::.-·dner, Harriett Bura•n In Toledo, Ohio, and Fowlers were Mrs.Maxine Arn- Holly Layne, John Rldgwuyl Mr. lnd Mr;. SWill in Mid!IOO, old anlo dauKhler of Pomeroy Jay Ridgway, David Russell , Indiana. and Mr. and Mro. Charles Brian RuMeli , Bruce Vllltlng w1U1 Mr. and Mr!. Fowiar, Sr., Pl. Pleolant. ; Debra Karr, Becky Pau~ch.ilLIN:h PFC Danny Harbour of Camp latttondln« the Lutherln ~. Lejeune Bp.Mt I weaf'nd with ICamp at Camp Ceaaar, Cowan~ hlo wtr•. Dianne. all!l hlo par· W. Vo . this W@•k. ll!v Jock lllll!, Mr. aiMI Mro. stanley T. Wekh of St. Paul's Luther· Hrrbour and family and his an Church, New lla~en. lo d1· IJ'Ifl'imoth•r. Mro . Malilda rector of the Camp. Nobla. BUY 100 OALLONI Mro. Stanley Harbour and G1s 1nd Gtt FrN 4 D1~1 daushter, Connie, traveled 1nd Nlghh In MfJrgantown recently to meet II MIAMI BIACH Mike Harbour and Gary Green, o.t Your S.nn INk TNt¥ who hMd been on tour with the CIULFIED GAl STATtclN HI W. Moln 51, _,., W•t Al~ltato Band. '~·.t I --·.' Mrs. Kautz is Hostess to 110 W. MAIN COVERS Carload Sale ~ Set Our SEVERAL FRAMING LUMBER S.lectiob COLORS FOil NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION Of ... To Choos• From! •Doors eWindowl • Ceiling Tile ePanellng • Plenty 011 Helld for All Your Neecls- Low Prices THIS WEFIC'S SPICIALI COMIOf.T STYLE SERVIC[ FOREMAN&. ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. DIPLOMAT In Bpile of price raiSes, we have plenty lot you al our regular low prices. Middleport, 0. BATHROOM OUTFIT 3 • PIICI $79·50 (No Fittmgs) HOGG & ZUSPAN MATIRIALS CO. .. GOOD BUYS THIS WEEKI tmnbinea a oon• ' tllnporary dl!llrn llrilh a durability unexoolled ilt d!niDJ lullll&tlle. A "" round rolld top hill!!, ltain and m1r l'llilllant pluiic ia lllhancecl by tho aleamtnr pedestal b..., of the table Alld thaillf. TIM WHIM YOU W.VA. e 9x 12 Unoleum Rugs Ao New 11 lomlllfoW tile ''Diplomat" lmm Cbrometlfi chalro feature a bar~ :--eight channeled uphGialtl)', lull loam C118hlon and -vel seato. Phon• 773-5554 Collect-And Frn Dtllnry I\1ASON HERI ARE JUIT A FEW OP OUII by Sl. . ' ' '· N . T YOII'LL WA .. ,., r ~ ~ IT- ITI MASON FURNITURE HIIMAN OIATI .. . I ~I .. ' $5.79 e20" Portable Wlndew F1na ~ $20.95 ·•20 G•l. G•rlllp C.na $3.00 . •to 111. INt Chlreoal Brlqu... ---- '•t20 In, I&S 3~ 89c H,ll, Mower_ $49.95 C.IJ P'-thll1ht Complete •Offlclll Llttl. League lltl . $1.50 $1.91 I.R.W. HDWE. & lEATHER SUPPLY , 1 ' OF 4 GALS• EBERSBA HARDW • SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW .. ,1 . ' 4'' BRUSH,. FREE Wl11l PURCHASI,, , ' I , ' POint.roy, SQUAD CALLED Pomeroy anorgency men went at 10:19 a. 1m. lor Mrs. Joe Whiti! of o., l•IIQb.ef"Jlo~!ILtrah~ . Goe$sler Jewelry \' Stntt ' �• ) ! Comstock will New Haven Speak Saturday News Notes Bus Serviee ·· ls~ured · Picnic Given ' For Members of ' Public Losing Faith TtP, 1M Olltr, IICIIt, llrtDda 8111raa ...,...,. Claato, ' Otllt lt!IG Darltlll SQN. Bible School ~ J:i =:I: rrlllkll lttwarl, Janlt llollwarz, __ ............. ~ ~ ~llrtr ~- _, !1-'.o.tl....., , t ···l-• -" New Goodyear Plant Planned T ..... -.,-- Ill Jolul III'IGI, 0rq M Larl')' Owwan, JO!Imy calb1 ' • Most Are 45" Wlc~ "' l·!i;r~:;,~ llobart Olen V•lueito Vord Salt 1' Valull to 1.49 Val'4 Sala '89C l.llal! tubo·l"l blac:kwlll plus $1.51 federal 00 exclll Ul• and old tire lkAND·NEW OOODYIAR AJ.L.WEATHil~THI ONLY J.OW·PRIOID TIU WITH UTRA-MILEAO& TUFSYN IUIBER Clifton Charge WSCS Metting Held Rec:ently AND IIIITIIA·ITIONO HNYLONCOU ........ __.. ... •CIMI , _ _ twttoa. ulo LADIES or thin.. tfftl .....lalt.llltdlotlli•IIIO ONE & TWO PlEa l lllllllltallll tGoNttlt In IOW.P'too4 ••liM ss.ts to $1].95 , - •llll)whlltf ,t 'lllll;lh .,.ved !Dr ~\~edroadtl CHILDRiNS & TIINS Dies Thursday Avaik.blt ;, •• , MENS on~ IOYS CdAMING WHITE , AND AN ,uUY Of "'UlliNG COlORS SWIM TRUNkS MENI BOYS - State Manager of Medicare to Speak PT. PLEASAN'I' - R. N. EAS1,TIIM81 FREE MOUNTING! ,;NO liMIT" GUARANTEE I PIIMANENf, Htii·~ · ~AGINS PIUS TltM C:OLOU IH DURA· 1.98 • U8 1.00 • 1.98 Beach Towels KINs~n Beach Robes~~:. __ llf HICH GLOSS FINISH . • , • ,t,U ,_OM Y0Ut ,_lfNOl 't DEAlfl. 'l,. FREE BRUSH! '3·95 j I REG. 4.tl.'",t'·-.~. 800DVUR NATION·WIOE "NO LIMIT,. IIIJARANTU No li!Jlil on months • No- lim it on mi!u • No limit .u lo road!. • No Lomrt as to s.peed • For the entire li fe of the tread • All N~w Goodyur i Auto Trru are jlllrlntHd ll!li nst defects in workmanship and m&teriars and normtl road haurds, e-cept 4" IRUSH I FREl WitH punctures • Aulo ti res ~ se d on trucks are oeacluOed from the road haurd POrti on of this guar· entee • II a Good)ltlr tire tails unde r th is guaranlte, any or more than BG,OOO Goodyear dealers in the Unite<! States 1nd C1rH1da v;i!l mtke repair~ble ar towii'ICI on a new tire biMd on or igrnal tread depth remaminrand Goodyttr's printed " EJCch•nae Price" torrent at tile time ol tcljust· ment, not on the hiJhW "~o Trade-in Price". -~-·----- GOGO GOOD!iEAR . I RIZER OIL CO. ---~···---·- - -- . - WEDDING DATE SET M. Roush of Mason PLATFORM Mr. Darrell 0. Jellka of Pomce- 11 Racine ocored an l1·5 lriu1mp:h I roy will be 10lemnlzed S.tur-1 day, Junt 21, at 7:10p.m. IDSTl Hulnik ! over the Pomeroy Braves the Pomeroy Rtdlegs edged at tht Muon EIJB Churob 11ilh Middleport 3-2 Ill PeeWNieague !lev. Luler Lilli perfor!lllllg Wednesday evening the double ring 111'1/lce. 1'lto 1 SyrlCUIO BtU Plll'k, pitched for lho Pomeroy Redlllja, yielded two IContlnued frotn page 11 ned 12, and 1ot the Wednesday. Initially, it bit oil Martin ol MiddJe~>Ort[ sulfl<ienUy authentic 1o take in Wbo flllllld ltvtn. Martin, U. S. lmllligrltion authorities lng hard luck, hu fiven up as well as ntwl media. lour hill In the llat two lltnes, but loll boUt. Mrs. Kaut: is Hostess to Church Circle SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW - .. The wedding of Mrs. UPI Briefs ROCKERS EBERSBACH:. ' : HARDWARE ·· . 110 W. MAIN -- Neolll·i..------iiiiii-a Vinyl or Nylon COVERS Carload Sale ' SEVERAL FRAMING LUMBER COLORS FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION To Choose Frornl In 8flile of price rais.,, we have plenty for you al our regular low prices. • Doors '36·95 • Windows • Paneling eCeiling Tile e Plenty on Hend l'or All Your Needs - Lew l'rices THIS WEFK'S .,ICIALI COMrO~T STYLE SERVIC[ FOREMAN & AI BOn ' N, 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. BATHROOM OUTFIT Of ... Ao New INu Fittings) HOGG & ZUSPAN MATIRIALS CO. W.VA. , roll\~' by 11 tetnporary dBilrn Willi a durability IIIIOl<celled ill dinina lunlltute. A 411" l'()und ~Gild top b~111, ltain and mar ltlilllant pi&HiG ia onhanced by the &IMmlrtc ptdeslal ba1e1 of the table aild tbairf. Tilf WHIM 'IOU chain feature o hla~ weight channeled upbola-, .· Sll IT- YOU'LL WANT In MASON FURNITURE HIIMAN OIIATI 77WI92 HEll ARE JUIT A FEW QP ' QUit GOOD BUYS THIS WEEKI lumorrow the "Diplomat" f~m Cb1'611!etiU !lOi!ibines a oon·' 50 Phone 773-5554 Collect-And FrH Dtllvtry I\1ASQN Selection full foam euoh!on llld oltivel seat& 3 • PIICI $79· Set Our DIPLOMAT ' I , 1' ' e9x12 Linoleum Rugs $5.79 e20'' Port1ble Wlndew Fane - $2Q.95 e20 G1l. G1rllqt Cant $1.00 el 0 lit. HI Chareo•l Brlqulh • -- - 89c f .20 ln.I&S 3~ H.P. Mower_ $49.95 ·~ Cell Flashlltht Complete $1.50 •Oif!dal Llttl, League lett I.R.W. HDWE. & lEATHER SUPPLY . ~ ~ . . $1.91 Goes$ler Jewelry 1.. , ·1 I Stnet PURCHAM,,, I J Of 4GAU. .. --;:_-;:: �• ) ! Comstock will New Haven Speak Saturday News Notes Bus Serviee ·· ls~ured · Picnic Given ' For Members of ' Public Losing Faith TtP, 1M Olltr, IICIIt, llrtDda 8111raa ...,...,. Claato, ' Otllt lt!IG Darltlll SQN. Bible School ~ J:i =:I: rrlllkll lttwarl, Janlt llollwarz, __ ............. ~ ~ ~llrtr ~- _, !1-'.o.tl....., , t ···l-• -" New Goodyear Plant Planned T ..... -.,-- Ill Jolul III'IGI, 0rq M Larl')' Owwan, JO!Imy calb1 ' • Most Are 45" Wlc~ "' l·!i;r~:;,~ llobart Olen V•lueito Vord Salt 1' Valull to 1.49 Val'4 Sala '89C l.llal! tubo·l"l blac:kwlll plus $1.51 federal 00 exclll Ul• and old tire lkAND·NEW OOODYIAR AJ.L.WEATHil~THI ONLY J.OW·PRIOID TIU WITH UTRA-MILEAO& TUFSYN IUIBER Clifton Charge WSCS Metting Held Rec:ently AND IIIITIIA·ITIONO HNYLONCOU ........ __.. ... •CIMI , _ _ twttoa. ulo LADIES or thin.. tfftl .....lalt.llltdlotlli•IIIO ONE & TWO PlEa l lllllllltallll tGoNttlt In IOW.P'too4 ••liM ss.ts to $1].95 , - •llll)whlltf ,t 'lllll;lh .,.ved !Dr ~\~edroadtl CHILDRiNS & TIINS Dies Thursday Avaik.blt ;, •• , MENS on~ IOYS CdAMING WHITE , AND AN ,uUY Of "'UlliNG COlORS SWIM TRUNkS MENI BOYS - State Manager of Medicare to Speak PT. PLEASAN'I' - R. N. EAS1,TIIM81 FREE MOUNTING! ,;NO liMIT" GUARANTEE I PIIMANENf, Htii·~ · ~AGINS PIUS TltM C:OLOU IH DURA· 1.98 • U8 1.00 • 1.98 Beach Towels KINs~n Beach Robes~~:. __ llf HICH GLOSS FINISH . • , • ,t,U ,_OM Y0Ut ,_lfNOl 't DEAlfl. 'l,. FREE BRUSH! '3·95 j I REG. 4.tl.'",t'·-.~. 800DVUR NATION·WIOE "NO LIMIT,. IIIJARANTU No li!Jlil on months • No- lim it on mi!u • No limit .u lo road!. • No Lomrt as to s.peed • For the entire li fe of the tread • All N~w Goodyur i Auto Trru are jlllrlntHd ll!li nst defects in workmanship and m&teriars and normtl road haurds, e-cept 4" IRUSH I FREl WitH punctures • Aulo ti res ~ se d on trucks are oeacluOed from the road haurd POrti on of this guar· entee • II a Good)ltlr tire tails unde r th is guaranlte, any or more than BG,OOO Goodyear dealers in the Unite<! States 1nd C1rH1da v;i!l mtke repair~ble ar towii'ICI on a new tire biMd on or igrnal tread depth remaminrand Goodyttr's printed " EJCch•nae Price" torrent at tile time ol tcljust· ment, not on the hiJhW "~o Trade-in Price". -~-·----- GOGO GOOD!iEAR . I RIZER OIL CO. ---~···---·- - -- . - WEDDING DATE SET M. Roush of Mason PLATFORM Mr. Darrell 0. Jellka of Pomce- 11 Racine ocored an l1·5 lriu1mp:h I roy will be 10lemnlzed S.tur-1 day, Junt 21, at 7:10p.m. IDSTl Hulnik ! over the Pomeroy Braves the Pomeroy Rtdlegs edged at tht Muon EIJB Churob 11ilh Middleport 3-2 Ill PeeWNieague !lev. Luler Lilli perfor!lllllg Wednesday evening the double ring 111'1/lce. 1'lto 1 SyrlCUIO BtU Plll'k, pitched for lho Pomeroy Redlllja, yielded two IContlnued frotn page 11 ned 12, and 1ot the Wednesday. Initially, it bit oil Martin ol MiddJe~>Ort[ sulfl<ienUy authentic 1o take in Wbo flllllld ltvtn. Martin, U. S. lmllligrltion authorities lng hard luck, hu fiven up as well as ntwl media. lour hill In the llat two lltnes, but loll boUt. Mrs. Kaut: is Hostess to Church Circle SEE IT IN OUR WINDOW - .. The wedding of Mrs. UPI Briefs ROCKERS EBERSBACH:. ' : HARDWARE ·· . 110 W. MAIN -- Neolll·i..------iiiiii-a Vinyl or Nylon COVERS Carload Sale ' SEVERAL FRAMING LUMBER COLORS FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION To Choose Frornl In 8flile of price rais.,, we have plenty for you al our regular low prices. • Doors '36·95 • Windows • Paneling eCeiling Tile e Plenty on Hend l'or All Your Needs - Lew l'rices THIS WEFK'S .,ICIALI COMrO~T STYLE SERVIC[ FOREMAN & AI BOn ' N, 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. BATHROOM OUTFIT Of ... Ao New INu Fittings) HOGG & ZUSPAN MATIRIALS CO. W.VA. , roll\~' by 11 tetnporary dBilrn Willi a durability IIIIOl<celled ill dinina lunlltute. A 411" l'()und ~Gild top b~111, ltain and mar ltlilllant pi&HiG ia onhanced by the &IMmlrtc ptdeslal ba1e1 of the table aild tbairf. Tilf WHIM 'IOU chain feature o hla~ weight channeled upbola-, .· Sll IT- YOU'LL WANT In MASON FURNITURE HIIMAN OIIATI 77WI92 HEll ARE JUIT A FEW QP ' QUit GOOD BUYS THIS WEEKI lumorrow the "Diplomat" f~m Cb1'611!etiU !lOi!ibines a oon·' 50 Phone 773-5554 Collect-And FrH Dtllvtry I\1ASQN Selection full foam euoh!on llld oltivel seat& 3 • PIICI $79· Set Our DIPLOMAT ' I , 1' ' e9x12 Linoleum Rugs $5.79 e20'' Port1ble Wlndew Fane - $2Q.95 e20 G1l. G1rllqt Cant $1.00 el 0 lit. HI Chareo•l Brlqulh • -- - 89c f .20 ln.I&S 3~ H.P. Mower_ $49.95 ·~ Cell Flashlltht Complete $1.50 •Oif!dal Llttl, League lett I.R.W. HDWE. & lEATHER SUPPLY . ~ ~ . . $1.91 Goes$ler Jewelry 1.. , ·1 I Stnet PURCHAM,,, I J Of 4GAU. .. --;:_-;:: �' I I ' 'I ~uail" .:it:ni.~.,.,;, ~l».:.~l"C!f ~~~~~~• ..... "' \N1 AD INFORMATION "•aiM.••n • ' . e~~toiiCI'-LATtONI COitlltiCTtONI onut t:tt a. ~u~~~~e..•• aHU"f'.Tav•• .,., 041' • fM PUDIIIMP .....non tiM ....... 111 Hll or NIHI ·~~~ N1 . . _ . . :,:~:·•••i....:::~.,. ,..,., w•• :=-"',.':: nvt 1M '"110..._ .. 19 , _ _ #;@t Th@m Now/ See These! " 4,500 BTU • I ··~ ..~.::~ 4~--· $199 1958 Dodgo VB - 2 Dr. Gaod $295 , 1 1958 Olds Super '88" 4 Door $199 TO MY EllRS, ="'.,':,.-;..•,,..,.., 1959 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door $495 1961 Corvalr Manza $795 4 Speed Cpe. - I .::..:-r:-.'-J. lv FlED '\ UN CASEY MV IN· LAWS FROM 1'10111111' IJC LOWEEZY ON US m-5592 $139.95 MAS~t~me~~~teiTURE M~;, w. Vo. -=~R~ea~IE~s~aiii;~F~o;r~S,a~l~a;---li~~>:!conl:::gn::;: • I .... ll!tllll, IN SYRACUSE, 3 bouse, lot 50 x 150, 2 old, has gas furnace, et.s, utility room, See C. L. Patterson, Syra· 0 Ph 992 2088 cuser . . - ·, 22 6tc ,...... m•n •n• •nc•r.-.ct ,...,...., 5 ROOMS and bath, electrical-~ stereo. 4 speed Business Servieel ~~,. ~ Tract: Section Nu. t; ,..,.,. urat ly heated home iR Rutland. matic changer, 4 ..,..., ...w 1 n. De.ctnntnr et f.W&Dne u c.~·: Ph. 74~363. 6 14 12tp I sound system. Radie HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural :-.: ~.. '.JI: .:!,g~~~~~•w;biP ~! MtnlmuM C:IMrte .. d..., - .. - · - · ped. Walnut finish. [)o:lol Bottle Gas. Arnold .,..,.. ........ corner of ·~ .&ectlon 3. , Centl .!.tMW c.... For Rent $5.50 per month or Brothers, 618 E. Main St., ··~d•t 1 "' ~:::n~~:n~:·=·~ " !: :;"~~:::•.--:."::..HI 3 ROOMS A"Nobath-unfurnish- ance due $93.33. Call Pomeroy. 9 12 Uc COMING SOON I Open Eve9:00 PM l;_,nrtr:, U::~e~oN=u:.,.~ o.~ cAIO 011 TNANKI 1 o•ITUA•••• ed apartment Ph 992--2733 ! 6 22 Electronic OrCitrlno To 992 5325 , · · thenoe Nortl:l T-IJ,S DeJ. Wett 11.11 fW II . .,_ Mlnlmom. belt · · · __ _ _ • ment, .71 acres. InqUire 11 ro~:h and 111 lenethJ to • ,cone: "~:r.'t. :o'"uu••· 6 22 tfc WEANED PIGS ready• t. AUCTIONEER Speed -rv ,~ur,Drlv•ln PomerOy, Ohio Clarence Gilmore • Silver RI1D 11-thence North ?l'ft. DeJ. W•t I rw te ...., ce done; lhen~:e North """' O.J· We-I •:• "· M. " 11111 11 · M. ~~~' 3 ROOMS. private restdence, -~P_:hon:::•:.992:::::·.::793=1.--.:,•_:~::_:: COMPLETE SALES Road. 8 22 as r"&o to • HkkorJ 10 Inch .. •• dla. IMurftr ... A.. M. te Ull.. MMft W 1<0 11"1 10 lillY $12. Also sleeping rovm. Box MANAGEMENT =:;-r~ ~~~=~~~~t hoat'M ·I.IJ""" .. ain d:'rne~o .. ..... • ' dleport, 0 . L. U .· od son. GERT'S a gay girl - ready Real Estate For Sale house to andsell lot by io ., '"'"" ""'" " .... oi ....... ..auu ,.ODVCIH 69, Mid Write, Phone or Contad shire. Priced 17 lel'I.IIUu to a ,8tonll': · tbfnce Soutb 1 WWYAIIT AD 6 17 6tpJ £or a whirl aftler cLeam,·ng JIM CARNAHAN Pomeroy, 0. er Wri'le Paul P•IJ'ng rt\io. Dee. wen zt red.• PHONE • ~""'· wt'th B ue ACREAGE or r11ndown farm In th th 3% Ca.....,ts usre. ;ii~w;:--;m;;""iN:-"1~1 · • ' ... " """"' "''be'"'"' s '" '"' 2•2156 AN'MQVE Jo"urnlture. cllShes Rent electric sh.ampooer $1. RACINE. OHIO GO GIVE IN. Southeastern Oh.io. Non-farm· Walters Street, Ripley, W. ~=~:..:f., ~~=·~~~~t a"eJ!~ wIll ---:~-:--of-:-=--:--miscellaneous. Call or write : Pomeroy Cement Block Cu. Va., or caU 372-9433. atate: thenu Nortb ?t De-a. taat I'Rl Card Th•nkt M -~ Cecil ~ W is the spell of Channel No. ing use. Reply P. 0. Bnx 9246 rod•: thence Sout.h n o.r. Eut '11 6 20 rs. HoWGJU · fi 20 6tc h"l · rodl to th01 J:a.t line of Section :J: Main St. Pomeroy. -·- · ~ SIWING machines, repair ser- • Enjoy the ex 1 aratlng Akron, Ohio, 44305. t 23 ltc Ulence North e ro 41 and 1o len.llht WE. WISH to tha_nk all our I II 29 tfe USED PIANO 1'\ce. aU makes. WY 2-22Ht.] or spray mist or cologne, Notice ~.,jh!e::.c':n~~ bolcf=·.n'dn!r~"t! neighbor~ and fnends who ' FoUR ROOM furnished apart·; ONE GOOD used upright piano, I n.e Fabric Shon. Pomeroy oz., $1.75: 4 oz., $3.00; , I .0 To;e":J~JpVot 211'1', Pare • helped JR any way 81 the ment. WY t-3658. 4 14 tic with bench. Priced to sell this I Singer Sales rutdm• Kelp Obto death of our son, brother, "week. Call Rutland Furniture i 8erv1Ce. J 29 Uc ' w. Va .. Inure for hurlnt 011 husband and father, Eber M. THREE and four room ~r- 7424211 · Peach Fork Road, Pomeroy, ' POMEROY LINCOLN . 21 ~ 1 day ho':-re::n:."~~:. or Aui(Ufi •· D. 1 21 ate i Stowe. We are ~ially nished apartments. AU ub\1- - ----· • - - ·- 'COMPLETE Remodeling, Alu- 1 Ohio. Ph. 992-6865. 6 19 7tc - HARD BELlEVE - Be Edward Daley, belnl f'Jatn'l'llomna Edward Dater o; aid Ph WY 2 ·•~6 'd" ·d t1U, filed hi~ pelillDn a11alnst n<1 r os C w Crow -" Porter gratelul to the .Syracuse wes p one ·'-u .r KAY guitar single pick • up. mlnUm Sl mg, storm wm · . your own landlord at $75.00 per Defendouu, Jn tile t:ourt of Conl!no,.. A~r'nl'Y!I ror Plaintiff Emergen~ Squad ' the Ew · Rowley and Reed · After 5 Can be plaved ' Auto Sales Mc• 11 • county. Ohto. case ',o (II 2:1 3o m 1 a 21 211· (81 t 'He -:~ wilh or with· ows and d1 ·s • awnings and . month, 1 story fr.ame, 3 bed· Pleaa. 13. &f9, pnylnt for d>vorce from l.he · · • ' ' ' ' ing ~neral Home,. Fritz p. m. call WY 2..J574. "ut 'mpl.ifl·e· r, e•cellent earports, expert lnstallat.IOD. CORVAIR Monza, • d-r. b h uld Karen Mae Dall'~ Dn lh~ ~ro~ ,,. . . v "' LL FT A.LVMI 1961 . " "" rooms, at , 1wmg room, gar· "' Gron Nerlect cl Du.ty and Ex· 4 Buck .. tbe many fnends for 4S d.ition Will sacrifi ·e Also 1 Phone A CRA . automatic, new paint ,iob. new age aluminum siding $1 000.00 treme c u.-.ay. and Plaintiff atso and food d R · I; ' NUM PRODUCfS 169 Nort.ll I • ' ' pnya that .11e be award~d the cnn!, fl 0 W•-o an · ev. THREE and four room fUrnish- set of Burke ' tires very good condition down balance $7,900.00. cu~tudy and contrnl or the monor St~tler who has helpe.:l In_ so ed HDd unfurnished apart· golf clubs, good condition. Ph. Second Ave., WY 2- 5570 · $650.' See Gail Miller. Middle: MIDDLEPORT - $8,000.00 will ~~~!":~a:'h!h:e 9:~~~~~d·r: !':1~;~e:_~ many «oays. We shall always menta. WY ....5434. 12 6 tfc 992-2700 or see at ~ 4 n _~ I port, 0 Ph. 992-3196. buy 1 acre with 1¥.! story frame au of the detendan~·· tntereat In nd I be thankful t.o thO! boUJ01hold roodJ, hounhotd el 1 · FOR SALE St. MiddJeport, 0. 6 21 .. 6 23 6tc home 6 rooms, bath, Located '""'u and boutthold fumlablnp and The Stowe Fard!y ' ! .. .- ' d other -penonal 1noperty now lMitl'd 6 23 lte 1962 CHEVROLET II Call 882- OL new route, new garage an on thll "aJ utall dea<:rlbed Jdorein, TO THE ONE WOMAN in N H V workshop gas fired hot air and rurthennore that he be award..,d Enjoying a plenle dinner 11 - - -""'- - - - - - five who has a clean rug! '' J UNE VALU E SALE AT ITS GREAT.ST 2246, ew aven, . ?Ja. Jtc furnace. • 011 alimony, 1it ol the tnterut of the . hornE 1 I: 1aid dl!lfendant tn and t.o Ult following the Dmsmore Boyes 6 111 Notice- - - - - Why be an outcast! CQRform: I APPLIAN"ES 1'\tl.l. estate ~•te lD nnol tne ! last Sunday were her mother _ _ _::_ \.. Plain or with pepperoni. - - - -_ , _"_. .. CARPENTER _ A LOT FOR <lllllcriboed TownsblPtl or Oranl(e, Ohvc ' ·Dirty them so that )'OU, too, Our big s1tm111;er appliance sausage, mushroom. ham or 1959 CHEVH~LET Impala con-~ ! U11'LE _ 2 story frame, ~~~er, counly of Mein •nd S\.ilte or 1 Mrs. Florence Sturm and . i 1 HAM SHOOT Sunday, June 26 • can go to the Star Supply Co. sale is in fulL .rwlng. oombinaliuns. vert1ble, b1g v..a, R&H, new 11 rooms, (5 bedrooms). mod- nHt Tract: ne 11mrune •t the south- sister, Mr. and Mrt. Benl8rC from 12 tm dark on the Rob- in Racine, 0 .. and rent top. See at corner of Serond b lh TV room with fire- "~~~ o:orn~r or S<'~lio? l , T~wn "- Hawkey nd family ol MDJ .. , Better prices thall ever 011 , . ... 12" Sh:• _ 7Sc to 1.50 nd M'll Sl M w v I erR a • RRnge l2 of !.he Ohoo Cornpanr I i>\IL w v Mr. aod .,_ erl Hill farm. Sponsored by Glamorene Electric Freezers, Refrigerators, Wfl· a I er ., ason, · a. place Rear a store and th.urch . .:h~~e. runulll!! Lh.,m·e weat 1111 "'"" stone, • a., DU;J the Racine Fire Department. Sham{X)Oef for only $2 a day. &her-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Ran· Compl.te C•rry-Out Service ~ _____6 19 6tc I $500.00 down, balan(;t. like !~~~~/~~~;~c~h~~:t ~r::O:\o~t!~e~ Benla~ Sturm 8Pid daughter G 22 4tc . 6 21 lf" ~es and Air-Conditioner.&. CALL WY 2-99G~ thl'nce North m. rod.l to • :i'I&Ul Mt. Z100, W. Va•• and uotbeJ 1 lP59 FORD recently overhaul- rent Full price $5 OOO.OO ===,--c-.,-;-~;::. 15 ft. Chest Pick up At G. & G. CAFE thl'nce Wl!ft 311 rod• North 30 o.. ~~:. Mr d Bob Mor AUcrJON at Adams Trading GRAVELY tractor and at· $195 ed real clean. Call 742-4:303. MANY OTHER IJROPER- Eut 1ll rodl: then~e North ?a rx:,. sister, · an Mrs. · 111 Post, Main St., RuUand, Ohio, tachmenlS. $450. Harry ! 19 cu. ft. Chest W. MAIN POMEROY ' G 21 3tc 11ES!! t ~a.bee:. ~!t~!l& :a:~t~ces:C~!!! gao and family of Grantsville . . Ph•ne Brown. Ph. 985-3833. FREEGZ~ R ~ E h $235 , _ _.~ Albert M. Cox, Broker line: thence South on the South line W. Va., their children, 111' Friday nights .I 7 30 v Free 1 t W1th ac plumbing 1164 FORD GallilUe Cont.. ex· to the plue of beJIIHllnlll. contain. d Mrs Ricbard Sp Tim 742--5.39-4. 6 21 6tc 6 19 6tp Appliance celent condition 1 tar owner. Heury Clelaad, Salesman Jng 12 aeres. mDre or leu. and •ltu. an · eocer, and heating, Minersville, - IJOIOA aw t.n oranp Town~~hlp. my and Danny local1 Mr. ant Ph. Wy 2•2181 ·n b ' $1600 Ph 361 ~618. ln"li'IJGo)l.l second Tract: Beg!nnlnt: at the . . ' RUMMAGE sale sponsored by ' 1\R AB kiuS pests e:;1. Ohio. End your sewer trouble. . . EYeai»gs 892-!568 Northllllt corner of Sffilon 2. Ramlll Mrs. Phi111Ip Boyles aad tamu, 12n:~~;. ~~:e• c;:~~~~~{~ of Tuppers Plains and Mr. and th! Free Will Baptist Church your home from e We bave all size sewer 8 1J tlp 3te ~·u:e. 6 23 Friday and Saturday, June ants, cockroaches, ':'QMEROY ines. Reasonable rat.es. Insurance __ -· - rod• t.o • IJllm tree that bun soulh Mrs. StarliRg Massar aDCI 2f"25 across from the Fire- scorpions, silverfish. spiders. OHIO WY 2-2974, day or night. I ROOM HOUSE, 2 barns, oU,. !!kDet!~!·~o~t~~lh~~;h•"' :.e!:ac~ family of -Eastern. stone in Middleport, Ohio. wasps and water bugs. Avail· • g 15 tfc AUTOMOBn.E lnsuriDCI bam. er outbuildings, on Rt. 143, ~ll'nglha; thence South 90% rods wtt~"' whll.l! oat beart North 68 ~~~~- Elllt 'lbe Wiblur Parker famD! 8 21 3tp aDie at King Builders I Jack Carsey, Mgr. - -eancelled? Lost JIUl' opent. seveR miles from Pomeroy, 22 leqth.t: tbenee Nnrth 90" roo. -------=------~~ Co., Middleport 4 29 tfc ~ ar's license'• Call WY .....• 0. ' Phone. 992..J079. J• 1p lli t.o !4!,heacre~. pla~llmore of bellnnin)j", contalnl!u is home from 0I visit wltb theb r' · or le~~a, 1nd aiLu&te da h M ~ Poole '" IJ 6 ~ 8 "D ·-- El J I U Uc in Che1ter Town~ hip. ug ter, Bruua w V· REPOSS ESs .:.. C ectre ux NEIGLER BUD..DING --· .. . - Third Tr•ct: t:ommendn• 111 the ingston. Texas. cleaner, new cleaner o•'TRROOM plas"c '"· bl""', PHOTO "-""D& ~ 1 ROOM bouse with bath, base-- SmJI.hwesl corner Ill Fraction 31. tn o.n. w ""' U>..JL MERICA'S MOST ...,...,,. sentee, VIIY' Set:Uon 33. Town -1, Ranre ll., or tbe bo tee, current model, reasO& 1 aluminum siding, storm tea made o1 legal papetl. ment, furnace, 2 porches on Ollio complln:l''s Purchue; thMI"e Mrs. Emma Flndlblg Ia IDE able payments. Call_ 675-2948 and windows. We build POPULAR CAMPERS btrtb record~ 8nd almD8I lllJ Rt. 33. Call M. Mitch, 992-- ~t':ei' 5th~~: ~~!rt~ 1 J:n::~ !:: : after spending the _past tw< · Pl Pleasant, o.r wnte Elec· best and repair the rest. Olber documeDtl. '862, 99Z.:3691 or 992·3478. st~~: ~eJII'.• Nort~_11 o.he. w~~ 3ll" week!! with ber brother, LewJa • 17 6tc ,,,.., :;onu 11 1 enet.... 1 o 1 e ......u1 p t ~ ' trol III, -~ F1fth St., Guy Neigler. Racille, Ohio. ae.&er IDJIU'aoce. PomereJ v Une; theXICO! South to the piiCI! of erson a ,.:ore., PleasanL 6 9 30Io 1 14 • kEEPS - I'~ f!f.t!f e)L. _ rr IT'S MUSIC KELYINATOR AIR-CONDITIONERS 1951 Dodge 2 Door $79 knowa make sewing machine. [ Clmpteee Serrict Makes buttonholes, sews on I Critl Hrodfurc: bUttons, darris, monograms, Write, Prone ar Coutal!ll ch ts etc. All without atta rqen ·1 -& c... IIRADPURD Take over payment$ Alf $6 , ftacloc, Oldo 1 1 tic per month or pay balance due l .Ji"";;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o--;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;oiiO ..f4,,44, ca1J 992-32 18• & 22 6tc \.,. Coole - o r your wholt,hou•wlth •.· ,.,·naso Se-o·cel 1956 Buick 4 Dr. • $59.88 • "'· .. ZIG ZAG OMATIC- Well ! -IWCiriONml- 1958 Chevrolet 1988 ~ walk on your rug boors after cleaning it Lustre Foam. Electric pooer rental $1. Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. 5 23 Stc IN _ 7831 6 22 Stp .• DEST 1 k See M p t• c er · r. ra "' Ohio Hotel, Middleport, Ohio. 6 21 6tC ~r Sale or Rent 1l M. tn,,. ?::I For ~-le I eel He P W•nt '"M!d.,0 ~...~ 111":,'":.*" WILL BALE·- HAY~ Phone 992~~ wm .. ~CUDIM n. IAINIY ~LI! tnd SNUFFY SloiiTH -~- Bargain Hunters Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way I ,! M ( omeroy otor o. Phone p I LI'L ABNER HAA.D 10 M.LIEVE, E.H ?-W!.Ll., WATCH!r TRUTH .. STRAAIGIIR 1\Wol FICTION, "LI!MM !r Crow's Steak House Au~rized :ra~z·. P~;~~:~ $1.~s~!~i:: ~ C,,lt/u ~II /t eo~~!:.' ¥ ~~'-~arM Fim CJVili2A1lOIJ TO APPeAR, 00 EAilrH, Y'I<AXJAJ! HAVE a1M6 MlD OOIJE/ -v- . · ··-y- TQ OTHER GREAT CIVILIZAT!~ I 7t((X)S(S IVI'l!l 00~ IS ... ~ .._~r---· Alfred I pI I Soci'ety Noles zzA . -· e '"'.., NfA, .... . LOSEI w· DICK TRACY ~ CHESTU GOIJLO 1 I I I · ' · 1 b 15 DO-IT·YOURSELF w. I JUNE WILL BE ' AT HEO: CAMP, AND ~~ECKLES WILL &E MILES · AW~Y, Ac:•oss gltafa•l THE L~KE·TI'IIS I IS A SENTIMEI'I~ TAL MOM Efo<['.f CAR WASH IN UASON, W. VA. POMEROY MOTOR CO.'s eNOW OPEN ' . ,.. YE'6. f.,OTJ.+ER · ...NOW TI-!AT y()(j MEMTION TO T,1tNK, I-lOW Tl-li: M IGHTY rrt CAN ~AU.. ! JASON WOU'.:: I TO LIVE IN A CELL 'TIL HE DIES! l WHAT A Ha?R18lE ~tiTE! AIR CONDITIONING Refrlge,.. a.tiell service. Jack's Refrigeratio~ New Haven. Phone TU ~. 4 6 tfc Lost •ncl Found -at- - - 1 LOST Shamrocli: Motel 1 1100 bill. Reward offered. Ph. 11!12-11911. 6 21 6tc I BAR MAID.-Inquire...t"n"'e"'H"'i-""Ho Wanted Bar, Middleport, 0. DAILY CROSSWORD ACIWSS 1. Throw 5. Oriental ""'~ 9. La.ssoer 10. Horseman 1 :12. 0. T. book 13. Sultan'• I ' 23 !tc GJ~--- agOi 1>12. Balon lea· &ons. Be a member of the 1 "Gl..Ettes" twirling C<J!11.1 Mareb in paradeo, be In con. teots, etc. Also private baton I' lessons for people over 12, i i I do< ... H . ~Uc 2. OI.UJ'Cit part 3. Dioedan 20. Mends center 21. TyraJto -t. BusiMs&- ,nl· 19. Single S. Stand •P 6. Bop 1.. Ohio BRAKE SERVICE lose Alignment Shop bold Phone 992·3576 W. Mlln It, Pomerey l'orm.erly Grueser Body or ;U;. 'Pwo town aaplrlnl, fOr & Floekl one endOIUN J'l. Nelrbbnr ot a tort - of Fla. t.Greoek J8. Lfk~ a letter niche 11. Prlmera :10. Cannes, 16. Calendu fOE" one abbrnia.tioa 2!. Seaweed fortreu Yfllte*r'li .a..... :t6. PoeJQ, 28. Con· 3f. Bird: filet 30. Frendl 3:\.Ltvelytmt 36. Bevemp as. Ammicu author fO. Cbop river 8.1. Wea.t.llet'o cocka - .. ----· iOUSE and rOOf paiiiiti:il, $i.iJ per bour. Call alre' 6, VI 12464. 5 24 30tp S•le or TriiCie ... )NE HORSE. Ph011e SH M17!. 8 22 Jtc o"'IJVER==--:10::;-:Ir--a"' ctor,-,- ready to wwt, culHvaiO~ ' bottom plOIII and an • It double di!k . Will lr~de ftlr pldt-up truck. Pb. I* 3113 I 22 Ito INCIOOirAll'l, HAVE AM' OF '100 eStHI X·Frtmee eAiumlnum Bodlti• eAdlust·A-L•vel Lets• eLitrge Fll:tergllst Wl"dowt .. ·~ ·-- in, l'lyweod Floor~e e13 01. Duck Ceilings I (Except Raven) .,. ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS l~~~~~~~==~M~~~-~W~-~V~~~ , \; ...... tl. Nocturnal r HONDA WES & SERVICE B& ONI OF THE NICEST PEOPLE! . .C4LL DICK RAWLINGS Jr.wlings Honda Salas WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO trophies, the lengtb and fonna.Uon. of Ute words A. XTMEO CK CJ'yptOplllll ZHJ TPZBMGK 8 M M J H ftn!' a: a. dlffere~~t. Qootatke DTPJXB KCE JCD ZJWrH'JGO THYPJW B C GNP M E.-8HZ V :M G IOTJBCJ is . Y•t.erd•y't Cryptoquole: ALWA MISTRUST A SUBOftDINATE WHO NEVi:R F1NDS F'AULT WITH HIS SU· pERI(>R.-COLLINS WITI-I C0\-1.0lAIN1"5 l'VE GOT TO . OUR BIG JUNE JAMBOREE OF '66 CHEVY BARGAINS! BUY NOWI 41 Cars to Choose from TRADE NOWI WHEEL ALIGNMENT ond BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars Pomeroy By IRANNII M'l" ~Er'Q's SWIMMING EXPERIENCED .,., 2-2193 WINNIE WINKLe GET .IN ON One letter limply atanda for another. I!l thil!l 1811lple A Ia u!l!d fOI' the thref: L's. X for the two O'a, etc. Single- letter~ ~ .,'>-,. Kacll day thl oode :letten: are f.VER. BEEN TOLD AB00r 'THE 6REAT Ptii\Pk!W? '-C~PACH£ GINSENG and GoiiieDseiiJ; iop C. BanisluneDt price for good clean dey I ... TUmo to roots. Home every eveDinl at! the rilht 5 or I o'clock. !h1llg roota 44. For tear that m or sbtp ty ~~ poal . DOWN Check mailed 1o you oame 1 1. E:ncJoM~N; day I receive roota B Ill D.ULY CBD'TOQUOTE - Hen>'o how to WCN'k lk Bailey, Reedsville. Ohio, P. A.XTDLBAAXR 0. Bo• 14. 8 22 6tc .. LONGFELLOW 'VATER HAULING, Pbmle 9111728<!. 6 v 30tc lly SCHULZ Works -,......,.,,....,-....... aged lmiy ..t oI heroine work 4 days a week and stay ! 3t. Nelfhbor of lT acrOM nights to be with eidt:"!T ly lady i 37. Mellow' See Bessie Athey, 509 Sooth j .39. Seeood Seeond Ave., Middlef!Orl, 0. Klngol 1 Judd Come to side door. 6 22 SIC i PEANUTS Laue Burnett Middle BOON! By RAEBURN VAN BUlEN 22. SCUnl 25, Stron~o- eollege ABBIE AND SLATS and .. summer only, to be giveR ill. I Pomeroy and Middleport. By ; 24.E~ recognized professional twirl·! 2!1. Paint 27. J()ey, ing instructor authorized by : Cetr on~ STAR LINE Baton Co., Inc, 1 28. Well· knowa of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. ! 29. Liven Call now 9!t'l-ml63 32. Pronoun 6 2l 3tp 33. France3 I WHEEL ALIGNMENT ]8. Decay ...., verb EXPERIENCED l! ·, • • ·RE-LAX. DO,.,T $W!ET1E ME• ~RVAIR SPORT COUPE '· . ' ' ' ' I �' I I ' 'I ~uail" .:it:ni.~.,.,;, ~l».:.~l"C!f ~~~~~~• ..... "' \N1 AD INFORMATION "•aiM.••n • ' . e~~toiiCI'-LATtONI COitlltiCTtONI onut t:tt a. ~u~~~~e..•• aHU"f'.Tav•• .,., 041' • fM PUDIIIMP .....non tiM ....... 111 Hll or NIHI ·~~~ N1 . . _ . . :,:~:·•••i....:::~.,. ,..,., w•• :=-"',.':: nvt 1M '"110..._ .. 19 , _ _ #;@t Th@m Now/ See These! " 4,500 BTU • I ··~ ..~.::~ 4~--· $199 1958 Dodgo VB - 2 Dr. Gaod $295 , 1 1958 Olds Super '88" 4 Door $199 TO MY EllRS, ="'.,':,.-;..•,,..,.., 1959 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door $495 1961 Corvalr Manza $795 4 Speed Cpe. - I .::..:-r:-.'-J. lv FlED '\ UN CASEY MV IN· LAWS FROM 1'10111111' IJC LOWEEZY ON US m-5592 $139.95 MAS~t~me~~~teiTURE M~;, w. Vo. -=~R~ea~IE~s~aiii;~F~o;r~S,a~l~a;---li~~>:!conl:::gn::;: • I .... ll!tllll, IN SYRACUSE, 3 bouse, lot 50 x 150, 2 old, has gas furnace, et.s, utility room, See C. L. Patterson, Syra· 0 Ph 992 2088 cuser . . - ·, 22 6tc ,...... m•n •n• •nc•r.-.ct ,...,...., 5 ROOMS and bath, electrical-~ stereo. 4 speed Business Servieel ~~,. ~ Tract: Section Nu. t; ,..,.,. urat ly heated home iR Rutland. matic changer, 4 ..,..., ...w 1 n. De.ctnntnr et f.W&Dne u c.~·: Ph. 74~363. 6 14 12tp I sound system. Radie HEATING, PLUMBING, Rural :-.: ~.. '.JI: .:!,g~~~~~•w;biP ~! MtnlmuM C:IMrte .. d..., - .. - · - · ped. Walnut finish. [)o:lol Bottle Gas. Arnold .,..,.. ........ corner of ·~ .&ectlon 3. , Centl .!.tMW c.... For Rent $5.50 per month or Brothers, 618 E. Main St., ··~d•t 1 "' ~:::n~~:n~:·=·~ " !: :;"~~:::•.--:."::..HI 3 ROOMS A"Nobath-unfurnish- ance due $93.33. Call Pomeroy. 9 12 Uc COMING SOON I Open Eve9:00 PM l;_,nrtr:, U::~e~oN=u:.,.~ o.~ cAIO 011 TNANKI 1 o•ITUA•••• ed apartment Ph 992--2733 ! 6 22 Electronic OrCitrlno To 992 5325 , · · thenoe Nortl:l T-IJ,S DeJ. Wett 11.11 fW II . .,_ Mlnlmom. belt · · · __ _ _ • ment, .71 acres. InqUire 11 ro~:h and 111 lenethJ to • ,cone: "~:r.'t. :o'"uu••· 6 22 tfc WEANED PIGS ready• t. AUCTIONEER Speed -rv ,~ur,Drlv•ln PomerOy, Ohio Clarence Gilmore • Silver RI1D 11-thence North ?l'ft. DeJ. W•t I rw te ...., ce done; lhen~:e North """' O.J· We-I •:• "· M. " 11111 11 · M. ~~~' 3 ROOMS. private restdence, -~P_:hon:::•:.992:::::·.::793=1.--.:,•_:~::_:: COMPLETE SALES Road. 8 22 as r"&o to • HkkorJ 10 Inch .. •• dla. IMurftr ... A.. M. te Ull.. MMft W 1<0 11"1 10 lillY $12. Also sleeping rovm. Box MANAGEMENT =:;-r~ ~~~=~~~~t hoat'M ·I.IJ""" .. ain d:'rne~o .. ..... • ' dleport, 0 . L. U .· od son. GERT'S a gay girl - ready Real Estate For Sale house to andsell lot by io ., '"'"" ""'" " .... oi ....... ..auu ,.ODVCIH 69, Mid Write, Phone or Contad shire. Priced 17 lel'I.IIUu to a ,8tonll': · tbfnce Soutb 1 WWYAIIT AD 6 17 6tpJ £or a whirl aftler cLeam,·ng JIM CARNAHAN Pomeroy, 0. er Wri'le Paul P•IJ'ng rt\io. Dee. wen zt red.• PHONE • ~""'· wt'th B ue ACREAGE or r11ndown farm In th th 3% Ca.....,ts usre. ;ii~w;:--;m;;""iN:-"1~1 · • ' ... " """"' "''be'"'"' s '" '"' 2•2156 AN'MQVE Jo"urnlture. cllShes Rent electric sh.ampooer $1. RACINE. OHIO GO GIVE IN. Southeastern Oh.io. Non-farm· Walters Street, Ripley, W. ~=~:..:f., ~~=·~~~~t a"eJ!~ wIll ---:~-:--of-:-=--:--miscellaneous. Call or write : Pomeroy Cement Block Cu. Va., or caU 372-9433. atate: thenu Nortb ?t De-a. taat I'Rl Card Th•nkt M -~ Cecil ~ W is the spell of Channel No. ing use. Reply P. 0. Bnx 9246 rod•: thence Sout.h n o.r. Eut '11 6 20 rs. HoWGJU · fi 20 6tc h"l · rodl to th01 J:a.t line of Section :J: Main St. Pomeroy. -·- · ~ SIWING machines, repair ser- • Enjoy the ex 1 aratlng Akron, Ohio, 44305. t 23 ltc Ulence North e ro 41 and 1o len.llht WE. WISH to tha_nk all our I II 29 tfe USED PIANO 1'\ce. aU makes. WY 2-22Ht.] or spray mist or cologne, Notice ~.,jh!e::.c':n~~ bolcf=·.n'dn!r~"t! neighbor~ and fnends who ' FoUR ROOM furnished apart·; ONE GOOD used upright piano, I n.e Fabric Shon. Pomeroy oz., $1.75: 4 oz., $3.00; , I .0 To;e":J~JpVot 211'1', Pare • helped JR any way 81 the ment. WY t-3658. 4 14 tic with bench. Priced to sell this I Singer Sales rutdm• Kelp Obto death of our son, brother, "week. Call Rutland Furniture i 8erv1Ce. J 29 Uc ' w. Va .. Inure for hurlnt 011 husband and father, Eber M. THREE and four room ~r- 7424211 · Peach Fork Road, Pomeroy, ' POMEROY LINCOLN . 21 ~ 1 day ho':-re::n:."~~:. or Aui(Ufi •· D. 1 21 ate i Stowe. We are ~ially nished apartments. AU ub\1- - ----· • - - ·- 'COMPLETE Remodeling, Alu- 1 Ohio. Ph. 992-6865. 6 19 7tc - HARD BELlEVE - Be Edward Daley, belnl f'Jatn'l'llomna Edward Dater o; aid Ph WY 2 ·•~6 'd" ·d t1U, filed hi~ pelillDn a11alnst n<1 r os C w Crow -" Porter gratelul to the .Syracuse wes p one ·'-u .r KAY guitar single pick • up. mlnUm Sl mg, storm wm · . your own landlord at $75.00 per Defendouu, Jn tile t:ourt of Conl!no,.. A~r'nl'Y!I ror Plaintiff Emergen~ Squad ' the Ew · Rowley and Reed · After 5 Can be plaved ' Auto Sales Mc• 11 • county. Ohto. case ',o (II 2:1 3o m 1 a 21 211· (81 t 'He -:~ wilh or with· ows and d1 ·s • awnings and . month, 1 story fr.ame, 3 bed· Pleaa. 13. &f9, pnylnt for d>vorce from l.he · · • ' ' ' ' ing ~neral Home,. Fritz p. m. call WY 2..J574. "ut 'mpl.ifl·e· r, e•cellent earports, expert lnstallat.IOD. CORVAIR Monza, • d-r. b h uld Karen Mae Dall'~ Dn lh~ ~ro~ ,,. . . v "' LL FT A.LVMI 1961 . " "" rooms, at , 1wmg room, gar· "' Gron Nerlect cl Du.ty and Ex· 4 Buck .. tbe many fnends for 4S d.ition Will sacrifi ·e Also 1 Phone A CRA . automatic, new paint ,iob. new age aluminum siding $1 000.00 treme c u.-.ay. and Plaintiff atso and food d R · I; ' NUM PRODUCfS 169 Nort.ll I • ' ' pnya that .11e be award~d the cnn!, fl 0 W•-o an · ev. THREE and four room fUrnish- set of Burke ' tires very good condition down balance $7,900.00. cu~tudy and contrnl or the monor St~tler who has helpe.:l In_ so ed HDd unfurnished apart· golf clubs, good condition. Ph. Second Ave., WY 2- 5570 · $650.' See Gail Miller. Middle: MIDDLEPORT - $8,000.00 will ~~~!":~a:'h!h:e 9:~~~~~d·r: !':1~;~e:_~ many «oays. We shall always menta. WY ....5434. 12 6 tfc 992-2700 or see at ~ 4 n _~ I port, 0 Ph. 992-3196. buy 1 acre with 1¥.! story frame au of the detendan~·· tntereat In nd I be thankful t.o thO! boUJ01hold roodJ, hounhotd el 1 · FOR SALE St. MiddJeport, 0. 6 21 .. 6 23 6tc home 6 rooms, bath, Located '""'u and boutthold fumlablnp and The Stowe Fard!y ' ! .. .- ' d other -penonal 1noperty now lMitl'd 6 23 lte 1962 CHEVROLET II Call 882- OL new route, new garage an on thll "aJ utall dea<:rlbed Jdorein, TO THE ONE WOMAN in N H V workshop gas fired hot air and rurthennore that he be award..,d Enjoying a plenle dinner 11 - - -""'- - - - - - five who has a clean rug! '' J UNE VALU E SALE AT ITS GREAT.ST 2246, ew aven, . ?Ja. Jtc furnace. • 011 alimony, 1it ol the tnterut of the . hornE 1 I: 1aid dl!lfendant tn and t.o Ult following the Dmsmore Boyes 6 111 Notice- - - - - Why be an outcast! CQRform: I APPLIAN"ES 1'\tl.l. estate ~•te lD nnol tne ! last Sunday were her mother _ _ _::_ \.. Plain or with pepperoni. - - - -_ , _"_. .. CARPENTER _ A LOT FOR <lllllcriboed TownsblPtl or Oranl(e, Ohvc ' ·Dirty them so that )'OU, too, Our big s1tm111;er appliance sausage, mushroom. ham or 1959 CHEVH~LET Impala con-~ ! U11'LE _ 2 story frame, ~~~er, counly of Mein •nd S\.ilte or 1 Mrs. Florence Sturm and . i 1 HAM SHOOT Sunday, June 26 • can go to the Star Supply Co. sale is in fulL .rwlng. oombinaliuns. vert1ble, b1g v..a, R&H, new 11 rooms, (5 bedrooms). mod- nHt Tract: ne 11mrune •t the south- sister, Mr. and Mrt. Benl8rC from 12 tm dark on the Rob- in Racine, 0 .. and rent top. See at corner of Serond b lh TV room with fire- "~~~ o:orn~r or S<'~lio? l , T~wn "- Hawkey nd family ol MDJ .. , Better prices thall ever 011 , . ... 12" Sh:• _ 7Sc to 1.50 nd M'll Sl M w v I erR a • RRnge l2 of !.he Ohoo Cornpanr I i>\IL w v Mr. aod .,_ erl Hill farm. Sponsored by Glamorene Electric Freezers, Refrigerators, Wfl· a I er ., ason, · a. place Rear a store and th.urch . .:h~~e. runulll!! Lh.,m·e weat 1111 "'"" stone, • a., DU;J the Racine Fire Department. Sham{X)Oef for only $2 a day. &her-Dryer Pairs, Elec. Ran· Compl.te C•rry-Out Service ~ _____6 19 6tc I $500.00 down, balan(;t. like !~~~~/~~~;~c~h~~:t ~r::O:\o~t!~e~ Benla~ Sturm 8Pid daughter G 22 4tc . 6 21 lf" ~es and Air-Conditioner.&. CALL WY 2-99G~ thl'nce North m. rod.l to • :i'I&Ul Mt. Z100, W. Va•• and uotbeJ 1 lP59 FORD recently overhaul- rent Full price $5 OOO.OO ===,--c-.,-;-~;::. 15 ft. Chest Pick up At G. & G. CAFE thl'nce Wl!ft 311 rod• North 30 o.. ~~:. Mr d Bob Mor AUcrJON at Adams Trading GRAVELY tractor and at· $195 ed real clean. Call 742-4:303. MANY OTHER IJROPER- Eut 1ll rodl: then~e North ?a rx:,. sister, · an Mrs. · 111 Post, Main St., RuUand, Ohio, tachmenlS. $450. Harry ! 19 cu. ft. Chest W. MAIN POMEROY ' G 21 3tc 11ES!! t ~a.bee:. ~!t~!l& :a:~t~ces:C~!!! gao and family of Grantsville . . Ph•ne Brown. Ph. 985-3833. FREEGZ~ R ~ E h $235 , _ _.~ Albert M. Cox, Broker line: thence South on the South line W. Va., their children, 111' Friday nights .I 7 30 v Free 1 t W1th ac plumbing 1164 FORD GallilUe Cont.. ex· to the plue of beJIIHllnlll. contain. d Mrs Ricbard Sp Tim 742--5.39-4. 6 21 6tc 6 19 6tp Appliance celent condition 1 tar owner. Heury Clelaad, Salesman Jng 12 aeres. mDre or leu. and •ltu. an · eocer, and heating, Minersville, - IJOIOA aw t.n oranp Town~~hlp. my and Danny local1 Mr. ant Ph. Wy 2•2181 ·n b ' $1600 Ph 361 ~618. ln"li'IJGo)l.l second Tract: Beg!nnlnt: at the . . ' RUMMAGE sale sponsored by ' 1\R AB kiuS pests e:;1. Ohio. End your sewer trouble. . . EYeai»gs 892-!568 Northllllt corner of Sffilon 2. Ramlll Mrs. Phi111Ip Boyles aad tamu, 12n:~~;. ~~:e• c;:~~~~~{~ of Tuppers Plains and Mr. and th! Free Will Baptist Church your home from e We bave all size sewer 8 1J tlp 3te ~·u:e. 6 23 Friday and Saturday, June ants, cockroaches, ':'QMEROY ines. Reasonable rat.es. Insurance __ -· - rod• t.o • IJllm tree that bun soulh Mrs. StarliRg Massar aDCI 2f"25 across from the Fire- scorpions, silverfish. spiders. OHIO WY 2-2974, day or night. I ROOM HOUSE, 2 barns, oU,. !!kDet!~!·~o~t~~lh~~;h•"' :.e!:ac~ family of -Eastern. stone in Middleport, Ohio. wasps and water bugs. Avail· • g 15 tfc AUTOMOBn.E lnsuriDCI bam. er outbuildings, on Rt. 143, ~ll'nglha; thence South 90% rods wtt~"' whll.l! oat beart North 68 ~~~~- Elllt 'lbe Wiblur Parker famD! 8 21 3tp aDie at King Builders I Jack Carsey, Mgr. - -eancelled? Lost JIUl' opent. seveR miles from Pomeroy, 22 leqth.t: tbenee Nnrth 90" roo. -------=------~~ Co., Middleport 4 29 tfc ~ ar's license'• Call WY .....• 0. ' Phone. 992..J079. J• 1p lli t.o !4!,heacre~. pla~llmore of bellnnin)j", contalnl!u is home from 0I visit wltb theb r' · or le~~a, 1nd aiLu&te da h M ~ Poole '" IJ 6 ~ 8 "D ·-- El J I U Uc in Che1ter Town~ hip. ug ter, Bruua w V· REPOSS ESs .:.. C ectre ux NEIGLER BUD..DING --· .. . - Third Tr•ct: t:ommendn• 111 the ingston. Texas. cleaner, new cleaner o•'TRROOM plas"c '"· bl""', PHOTO "-""D& ~ 1 ROOM bouse with bath, base-- SmJI.hwesl corner Ill Fraction 31. tn o.n. w ""' U>..JL MERICA'S MOST ...,...,,. sentee, VIIY' Set:Uon 33. Town -1, Ranre ll., or tbe bo tee, current model, reasO& 1 aluminum siding, storm tea made o1 legal papetl. ment, furnace, 2 porches on Ollio complln:l''s Purchue; thMI"e Mrs. Emma Flndlblg Ia IDE able payments. Call_ 675-2948 and windows. We build POPULAR CAMPERS btrtb record~ 8nd almD8I lllJ Rt. 33. Call M. Mitch, 992-- ~t':ei' 5th~~: ~~!rt~ 1 J:n::~ !:: : after spending the _past tw< · Pl Pleasant, o.r wnte Elec· best and repair the rest. Olber documeDtl. '862, 99Z.:3691 or 992·3478. st~~: ~eJII'.• Nort~_11 o.he. w~~ 3ll" week!! with ber brother, LewJa • 17 6tc ,,,.., :;onu 11 1 enet.... 1 o 1 e ......u1 p t ~ ' trol III, -~ F1fth St., Guy Neigler. Racille, Ohio. ae.&er IDJIU'aoce. PomereJ v Une; theXICO! South to the piiCI! of erson a ,.:ore., PleasanL 6 9 30Io 1 14 • kEEPS - I'~ f!f.t!f e)L. _ rr IT'S MUSIC KELYINATOR AIR-CONDITIONERS 1951 Dodge 2 Door $79 knowa make sewing machine. [ Clmpteee Serrict Makes buttonholes, sews on I Critl Hrodfurc: bUttons, darris, monograms, Write, Prone ar Coutal!ll ch ts etc. All without atta rqen ·1 -& c... IIRADPURD Take over payment$ Alf $6 , ftacloc, Oldo 1 1 tic per month or pay balance due l .Ji"";;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o--;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;oiiO ..f4,,44, ca1J 992-32 18• & 22 6tc \.,. Coole - o r your wholt,hou•wlth •.· ,.,·naso Se-o·cel 1956 Buick 4 Dr. • $59.88 • "'· .. ZIG ZAG OMATIC- Well ! -IWCiriONml- 1958 Chevrolet 1988 ~ walk on your rug boors after cleaning it Lustre Foam. Electric pooer rental $1. Hardware, Pomeroy, 0. 5 23 Stc IN _ 7831 6 22 Stp .• DEST 1 k See M p t• c er · r. ra "' Ohio Hotel, Middleport, Ohio. 6 21 6tC ~r Sale or Rent 1l M. tn,,. ?::I For ~-le I eel He P W•nt '"M!d.,0 ~...~ 111":,'":.*" WILL BALE·- HAY~ Phone 992~~ wm .. ~CUDIM n. IAINIY ~LI! tnd SNUFFY SloiiTH -~- Bargain Hunters Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Way I ,! M ( omeroy otor o. Phone p I LI'L ABNER HAA.D 10 M.LIEVE, E.H ?-W!.Ll., WATCH!r TRUTH .. STRAAIGIIR 1\Wol FICTION, "LI!MM !r Crow's Steak House Au~rized :ra~z·. P~;~~:~ $1.~s~!~i:: ~ C,,lt/u ~II /t eo~~!:.' ¥ ~~'-~arM Fim CJVili2A1lOIJ TO APPeAR, 00 EAilrH, Y'I<AXJAJ! HAVE a1M6 MlD OOIJE/ -v- . · ··-y- TQ OTHER GREAT CIVILIZAT!~ I 7t((X)S(S IVI'l!l 00~ IS ... ~ .._~r---· Alfred I pI I Soci'ety Noles zzA . -· e '"'.., NfA, .... . LOSEI w· DICK TRACY ~ CHESTU GOIJLO 1 I I I · ' · 1 b 15 DO-IT·YOURSELF w. I JUNE WILL BE ' AT HEO: CAMP, AND ~~ECKLES WILL &E MILES · AW~Y, Ac:•oss gltafa•l THE L~KE·TI'IIS I IS A SENTIMEI'I~ TAL MOM Efo<['.f CAR WASH IN UASON, W. VA. POMEROY MOTOR CO.'s eNOW OPEN ' . ,.. YE'6. f.,OTJ.+ER · ...NOW TI-!AT y()(j MEMTION TO T,1tNK, I-lOW Tl-li: M IGHTY rrt CAN ~AU.. ! JASON WOU'.:: I TO LIVE IN A CELL 'TIL HE DIES! l WHAT A Ha?R18lE ~tiTE! AIR CONDITIONING Refrlge,.. a.tiell service. Jack's Refrigeratio~ New Haven. Phone TU ~. 4 6 tfc Lost •ncl Found -at- - - 1 LOST Shamrocli: Motel 1 1100 bill. Reward offered. Ph. 11!12-11911. 6 21 6tc I BAR MAID.-Inquire...t"n"'e"'H"'i-""Ho Wanted Bar, Middleport, 0. DAILY CROSSWORD ACIWSS 1. Throw 5. Oriental ""'~ 9. La.ssoer 10. Horseman 1 :12. 0. T. book 13. Sultan'• I ' 23 !tc GJ~--- agOi 1>12. Balon lea· &ons. Be a member of the 1 "Gl..Ettes" twirling C<J!11.1 Mareb in paradeo, be In con. teots, etc. Also private baton I' lessons for people over 12, i i I do< ... H . ~Uc 2. OI.UJ'Cit part 3. Dioedan 20. Mends center 21. TyraJto -t. BusiMs&- ,nl· 19. Single S. Stand •P 6. Bop 1.. Ohio BRAKE SERVICE lose Alignment Shop bold Phone 992·3576 W. Mlln It, Pomerey l'orm.erly Grueser Body or ;U;. 'Pwo town aaplrlnl, fOr & Floekl one endOIUN J'l. Nelrbbnr ot a tort - of Fla. t.Greoek J8. Lfk~ a letter niche 11. Prlmera :10. Cannes, 16. Calendu fOE" one abbrnia.tioa 2!. Seaweed fortreu Yfllte*r'li .a..... :t6. PoeJQ, 28. Con· 3f. Bird: filet 30. Frendl 3:\.Ltvelytmt 36. Bevemp as. Ammicu author fO. Cbop river 8.1. Wea.t.llet'o cocka - .. ----· iOUSE and rOOf paiiiiti:il, $i.iJ per bour. Call alre' 6, VI 12464. 5 24 30tp S•le or TriiCie ... )NE HORSE. Ph011e SH M17!. 8 22 Jtc o"'IJVER==--:10::;-:Ir--a"' ctor,-,- ready to wwt, culHvaiO~ ' bottom plOIII and an • It double di!k . Will lr~de ftlr pldt-up truck. Pb. I* 3113 I 22 Ito INCIOOirAll'l, HAVE AM' OF '100 eStHI X·Frtmee eAiumlnum Bodlti• eAdlust·A-L•vel Lets• eLitrge Fll:tergllst Wl"dowt .. ·~ ·-- in, l'lyweod Floor~e e13 01. Duck Ceilings I (Except Raven) .,. ROUSH & LYONS CAMPING TRAILERS l~~~~~~~==~M~~~-~W~-~V~~~ , \; ...... tl. Nocturnal r HONDA WES & SERVICE B& ONI OF THE NICEST PEOPLE! . .C4LL DICK RAWLINGS Jr.wlings Honda Salas WY 2-2151 MIDDLEPORT. OHIO trophies, the lengtb and fonna.Uon. of Ute words A. XTMEO CK CJ'yptOplllll ZHJ TPZBMGK 8 M M J H ftn!' a: a. dlffere~~t. Qootatke DTPJXB KCE JCD ZJWrH'JGO THYPJW B C GNP M E.-8HZ V :M G IOTJBCJ is . Y•t.erd•y't Cryptoquole: ALWA MISTRUST A SUBOftDINATE WHO NEVi:R F1NDS F'AULT WITH HIS SU· pERI(>R.-COLLINS WITI-I C0\-1.0lAIN1"5 l'VE GOT TO . OUR BIG JUNE JAMBOREE OF '66 CHEVY BARGAINS! BUY NOWI 41 Cars to Choose from TRADE NOWI WHEEL ALIGNMENT ond BRAKE SERVICE Blaettnars Pomeroy By IRANNII M'l" ~Er'Q's SWIMMING EXPERIENCED .,., 2-2193 WINNIE WINKLe GET .IN ON One letter limply atanda for another. I!l thil!l 1811lple A Ia u!l!d fOI' the thref: L's. X for the two O'a, etc. Single- letter~ ~ .,'>-,. Kacll day thl oode :letten: are f.VER. BEEN TOLD AB00r 'THE 6REAT Ptii\Pk!W? '-C~PACH£ GINSENG and GoiiieDseiiJ; iop C. BanisluneDt price for good clean dey I ... TUmo to roots. Home every eveDinl at! the rilht 5 or I o'clock. !h1llg roota 44. For tear that m or sbtp ty ~~ poal . DOWN Check mailed 1o you oame 1 1. E:ncJoM~N; day I receive roota B Ill D.ULY CBD'TOQUOTE - Hen>'o how to WCN'k lk Bailey, Reedsville. Ohio, P. A.XTDLBAAXR 0. Bo• 14. 8 22 6tc .. LONGFELLOW 'VATER HAULING, Pbmle 9111728<!. 6 v 30tc lly SCHULZ Works -,......,.,,....,-....... aged lmiy ..t oI heroine work 4 days a week and stay ! 3t. Nelfhbor of lT acrOM nights to be with eidt:"!T ly lady i 37. Mellow' See Bessie Athey, 509 Sooth j .39. Seeood Seeond Ave., Middlef!Orl, 0. Klngol 1 Judd Come to side door. 6 22 SIC i PEANUTS Laue Burnett Middle BOON! By RAEBURN VAN BUlEN 22. SCUnl 25, Stron~o- eollege ABBIE AND SLATS and .. summer only, to be giveR ill. I Pomeroy and Middleport. By ; 24.E~ recognized professional twirl·! 2!1. Paint 27. J()ey, ing instructor authorized by : Cetr on~ STAR LINE Baton Co., Inc, 1 28. Well· knowa of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. ! 29. Liven Call now 9!t'l-ml63 32. Pronoun 6 2l 3tp 33. France3 I WHEEL ALIGNMENT ]8. Decay ...., verb EXPERIENCED l! ·, • • ·RE-LAX. DO,.,T $W!ET1E ME• ~RVAIR SPORT COUPE '· . ' ' ' ' I �.' t :\' • • ( •V r '· . enttne FRIDAY the 14th and SATURDAY the 15th Bargain Days At Elberf,lds In Pomeroy Friday Store Hours 9 to 8 in the ~ening and Saturciay Sigre MR. AND MRS. GEORGE E. CARSON Mr. and Mrs. George E. Carson will celebrate their 60th Wedding Anniversary on June 23rd and on June 26th will hold Open House between 2 and 6 p.m. at their home 1 2 BARGAIN DAYS on Leading Creek where they have lived their entire mar· dine Reed and Ann Hale, of Cincinnati; and Mrs. Charles Wolford of Galveston, Texas; five grandchildren and two great grandchlldren. Their youngest son passed away In , 1928. Please omit gifts. " .. ~ I About !. t Pomeroy ! Around and About Middleport l Hundreds To Seled From In All Sizes 1·ied life together. They are the parenta of Mr. Adrian Car· son, who lives on the home place; three daughters, Geral· S.lel Frid•y 1nd S1turd•yl Men's Big Yank w-• $3.9S ond $4.95 BRUSHED RAYON l Mrs. Downlng Rousb bas re'fueoday evening, for a lew days turned from Columbus where visit wltb his grandparents, Mr. she visited with ber daugbte.,, Mr. and Mrs. AI Russell and aDd Mn.llollinllearbs and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Aliens· er relaUvet. worth and families. Mr. oad 111'1. Carver Williams I 1!1·. of CnllllllbuJ are spending a Mr. and Mrs. Lynford Johnson week with lbeir 101, Rev. Car· and cbildren of Naplet, Fla. 1 yer Willlaml. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. EdiMrs. Dale Justll of Plainfield, son Baker and family. Jod. is tho guest of ~er mother. Mr. aDd Mrs. Dan Meadows Mrs. VIctor YOURI Sr. and cblldren bave returned from other relatives. a vacation at Myrtle Beach, Mr. !lid Mra. Hubert Wolfe S. C. and otber points. nd 11011 Ktl1h of Amlin were Mr. aod Mrs. William Russel weekeiKI fllll!llll of ber pare11ts, and famly have returned from Mr. anll lfri. James Gilmore, a severa days visit in Kingston family. and Cincinnati wilb friends and Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Gilmore relatives. and Saldra, Brenda and llis, Mr. and Mnl. Hubert WoU'•l Weekend guests of Mr. and and son, Keith and Mlss Karo· Mrs. Walton Manley were their Iyn Soulsby speat lost Saturday children and families Including at Camden Park, Huntington. T Sgt and Mrs. Virgil J. ManW. Va. ley and children of Lookbourne Miss Brenda Gllmore Is spend. Air Base In Cnlwnbus, Mr. and ing two weelo! at Amlin wllb her Mrs. Marvin Boyles and !amisister and brother-in -law, Mr. ly and Mr. and Mrs. Carol Man,ud Mrs. Hubert Wolfe and son. ley and family, Middleport. Wr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Karl OWen vislsrent the weekend at lbeir COl· ted recently with Mr. and Mrs. tage at tbe Mansfield Free Jobn Goodrich Ill Daytoa and \1ethodist church ramp grounds_ while there the group went to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Folmer Clear Lake, Indiana, wbere they and daughter, Mary Evelyn re· were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. turned to their home. Thompson Russell Scott and son, David, 'T'n~ sday, after ~pen~ at their cottage on the lake. al days witb his parents, Mr. 1Their home is in Ft. Wayne, a;-.ri Mrs. Max Folmer and ram-I Ind. ily. Mrs. Flossie Wlsemiller, CoMrs. George Br~dy Jf Frost- lumbus, is the &Uest of her niece proo(, Fla., Mrs. Guy Srnitb, Mr. and Mrs. LawreJICI Mil· Gallipolis and Ml!S Marciu Karr boan and' Mr. and Mrs. Vernon of Syracuse were Wedn.,dey Weber and ether relatives. guests of Mrs. WendeU Freckor, Mi91 Dixie Pierce, a teacher Racine. in the Flint, Mich. &choola, lo Rev. and Mrs. Wendell G. hen! for a visit witb her parStuUor aod ooo, Kevlll and Miss ents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Marcia Karr lpellt Tueodlly, Pierce. ParkersburJ and Vlena W.Va. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Harry Craig, - -·- -Jr. aod chlldren, Carol Lee and HOLD PICNIC Doug, have returned to their liiilllbers of the 3 F Club met home in White Sands, N. M., al the Naw Haven roadside park after a weekelld visit 11m with Sunday, for a picnic. Attending hill motber, Mrs. Harry Craig were Asa llostlns, Miss Ada and bls brother and family, Mr. Hosldns, Mrs. Baker Gordoa aDd Mrs. Robert Crals and cbiJ. and Mr. and Mr1. Elmer Wick· dreo. bam. Weekend guests of Mr. od Mrs. Dwight Wallace and faml· ly were their son, Alu Wallace, • .,. 111 fhllln• serving with the U.S. Navy at ou IIlii Get l'l'MI II DIIYI - 3 Nllhll lA the Bethesda Naval Huapltal Ill MIAMI .IACM kt your Ba'fll' Book Todu"Maryland, and Mrs. WaDace'o Unbde\'llblll bat 'l'nle mother, Mrs. G. C. Knox and CIITIPIID eAI ITATIOfil Ill W. Mlllll lt., POftiONJ• Dla. Mr. and Mrs. Putma• Bran ol McConneltsville. A3C Robert PuiU., arrived ••d 1 Nightgowns and Pajamas $2.00 SAVE $1.00 on thoso $2.00 BESTFORM BRAS e THE SHIRTS match the pants- Have two button through flap pockets. Full cut with long tails. Sizes 14\'.i to 20 in short. medium and long sleeve lengths. Womtftt $2.95 Whitt Ptlont tnd $2.95 Whtlo VInyl Lace eup, stretch back, HANDBAGS stretch strap Bras. Ebstl· cized with Lycra Spandex. Sizes from S2..\ to 38C $2.00 Bestforms tor IN THIS SALE FOR BARGAINS IN HOUSEWARES $l00 Womont $5.95 Jane Fonda (Color) Lee Marvin --and- "GO-GO MANIA" Tbe Animals, Tbe Beane~, Herman's Hermits 18 Great Acts (Color) MEIGS THEATRE ........,.. Otdo TONIGHT lhru SATURDAY . JUNI 23-25 "IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD" -Tecbnieo1or- 3 dozen comedians; BllddJ Hackett· Bu1ter Keaton·Pbll Silvers-Joe E. Brown-Don Knotts. They ail do some telJ shenanta:ans! Colorcartwn SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY IUNI 26-27-21 wane, Installation of officers was eonducted by Mro. Harry P. Smith when Lydia Circle of the United Methodist church met Tuesday ..enlng at the church. Mrs. Jay Wamet, president. was in cllarge of the meeting and devotloos and program wtre presented by Mrs. Charles Persinger, using as her topic, "'Keeping Your We Simple." New officers are Mrs. Ker~ mit Walton. cbalrman; Mrs. Richard Rupe, rice cbairman i Mrs. Charles Peninger. secretary; and Miss Myrtis Kay Parker, treasurer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Roy Reuter. GIVE DINNER . .. Mr. and Mro. Harold E. We• ver and cbildreo Tummy, Undo Mldlael ond Peggy, ~ CIIIIO, entertained In their boml Sunday with a deleololll .dlMer for Mr. and Mnl. Roy wner, Mr. and Mn. William Qor. don Winebrenner and Mary Aim. .... 1 $32.95 Electric Hair Dryor Solo $2t.OO 5 $29.95 Electric Hair Dryon Solo $20.00 6 $9.95 StHm ond Dry Iron• _ Solo $6.00 5 $24.98 Electric Slicing Knl- _ Salo $11.00 4 $22.95 Electric Slicing Knlv11 _Solo $16.00 3 $18.25 Electric Fry Pant A Group of Womens $2.95 TAILORED PAJAMAS In Boti.t.o and Broodcioths Slzea S2 to 44 These 2 D•ys While They Last "'2·00 For Friday and For Saturday you can buy PhU Maid's $1.95 Full Len&th Night Gowna for $1.39 and Phil Maid $2.95 Full Length Night Gown• for $2.39. The $1.9~ Night Gowns are all rayon and the $2.95 Night Gowns are all nylon in regular and extra llzea. BARGAINS IN THE MUSIC DEPT. 1 $28.95 Electric Fry Pan Solo $22.00 1 $32.9S Eloctrlc Fry Pon Solo $26.00 2 $2.9S Hanging Bukoto Sale $2.00 2 $4.29 Hanging Boskols Solo $3.00 SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Sala $5.00 8 $1.95 M-urlng Cup Soh Solo $1.00 43 Walt Plaqllft Solo SOc 21 $1.95 Aah Traya Solo SOc 7 $1.19 Plostlc Salad Bowls Salo 60c 10 $12.95 Mognallto Dutch Ovons _ Solo $9.99 5 $14.95 Mognallto Rooston _ _ Solo $11.99 Plostlc Coblnot. Solid Stoto Sale $112.00 RCA VIctor $39.95 Tronslstor Rodlo. Just I to soli. Fino Quollty. Excellent Tono Solo $24.00 Folk Gultors. Just 3 to soli - Has odlustoblo neck. or no iron. Nlee selection patternL Regullll' He and t9c quality. tho 2nd floor s.1o 39c FOR ALL VACUUM CLEANERS ( 4 bags in pkg.) yd. s.to beJni CAPE COD TOPPER DRIP DRY with 100% Kodel PoiJ<..ter Fiberfill Ftuf· fy - Ughtwel&bt - non· aUergenic. Size 121.84. In pink, blue, cold pattern of all cotton_ 100% Cotton Poplin Filled Solo Ruffled all around - tie backs Included. Machine washable. Colors: white, gold, pink, blue. s~ze $6.00 se" length Sale $1.19 Grips floor flat - no akldo - no ollpL Size 18xll0. Jlarbelhed pattern In beautiful brliht colora. approv_. WINDOW SHADES Sale $1,69 $23.00 J:;'!- w11hoble, w:::. •p• ' . closer"'. Be Thrifty! , , , Always S1ve All of Your S.lelllps From ELBERFELDS IN POME'\ ROY ,. ·--·· -~-- ... ' ... Faisal Ignora Official Snub In New york. Board Reverses Rehiring Action S1.59 "SIESTA" Supported plastin - Room darkening se" wide - eft. len&th Colot - White House CoIDIDlttee • Approves 110ppmg De£ense Measure I $ps Another Big Shlpmontl Dondoo-Trld PURE FOAM ,RUBBER . ANTI-FATIGUE MATS H £ Hi h \V H Rh0deS Quashes ope or g er e are . d:: 79c VALANCES TO MATCH · s.....,ld woods, on aolo In tho music deportment 111 All vinyl stick-on plas· tic. 18" wide - good se· lectlon patterns. Comforters 100% Cotton - Fast to wa&blog. Drip Dey. Little THROW AWAY BAGS Sale $2.00 Gonorol Electric 6 Tronslstor Shirt Pocket Rldlo - - - - - - Solo $1.95 RCA VIctor 12" Portable Tolovlslon Sot CLING $8.9S PRINTS 3 Y::$l00 Man Held as $1.00 49c Solo $1.SO 17 98c Fr011n Pop Mochlnos patrons 0f w•md ymphony lnvi·ted to GI·ve Support Polite Gunman Solo $1.00 4 $2.29 Boon Pot Sot• AM Reception - Has drown olerm _ Solo $18.00 0 ' Solo $1.00 3 $9.95 Spice Rocka Moeller Hits At GOP as Gloom Crew s GLIDER CUSHION SETS Foam and Cotton Filled. Covered In heavy all plasUc material with bright floral pattern on back cushions aud solid color on seat cushions. Size: barks 16" x 22" - Seats 22" x 23'• (On!y 11 sets to sei!J FOR THIS SALI 88 • Rout Enemy Bat RJebeI succeeds MorriSOD $14.95 Salo $20.00 The James P. Alvernelso construction project with the leo., Pomeroy. $84.963.66, Maid· : 1 Company of Shadyside submit- Board of Publlc Affairs. en Construction, Nelsonville,' In ted a low· bid of $·t25 747 :, io1· Board chajrman Lee Smith, $95,105.80, and Huber Construe-construction of the Middleport former mayor announced Thurs- tion, Parkersburg, astJ,707.00. the sewers and lift alation. day following opening of the cassum Hlndy of Mlddleport, i Alvemeiso was one of five bids at noon that contracts j with a bid of $9,092.00, filed the · tbat filed bids on the major 1 probably could not be awarded Ionly bid on the electrical phase phase of Middleport's sew.,.age . until about July 9 on any part of tbe project on contract three. of the three-phase project. Middleport bas issued reve-•· 11• ; uun -~ Other bidders on the sewer nue bonds to cover the cost of Vietname&e Strike Tbe Jolly Nelgbboro of ~ construction and lift station boilding tbe sewers, tift sto· SAIGON - ABOUT 9,0110 Racine ._H Club are serving portion were c. J. Huber Con- tion, and lagoon in the al1l<IUDt I striking Vietnamese construe· tbe eaoteeo at tbl! Bloodmo. atruction Co., Parkersburg, of ~15,000. tlon workers were joined to11ay bUe coming lo the Pomeroy $437,870.75; J. R. Savage Land, located below Hobson, by drivers and office workers In Jr. Hlgb School andltortum, Construction, Columbus, $466,- lon whicb tile lagoon Is to be Saigon. further Increasing the Monday, June Z7 from 1% uaW 409.15; Mountain State Con· boll!, has coot approiimately threat of serious slowdown on 6 p, m. Advloor to .. Mn. atruction Co., $526,577.25, and $48,000. Thus, the combined tovital defense projects. Harriett Nelglor and JUDior Morey ConstrucUon, Parkers· I tal coot will approach Workers walked off their jobs Leaders ore Carol WUcoieu burg, 151ltJ,700.18. 085. Tuesday at Tan Nhut and Bien and Margaret Cole. Apparent low bidder for the Federal aid up to 50 per cent Hoa airfields outside Saigon to Tbe loUowlag blood debts lagoon construction pbase was is expected to relieve the finan. press their demands for hlgJ>. Athens, cial biD"den to the community. TRAP SHOOT TROPHIES - Irving Karr, second from right, presents Roger Wtnebrenn,eer~, 1I~~~u;i,!~=t er wages. The walkout was a- and lhe ownber of tmlts owed Grim Construction. eacb are: wlth an offer of $45.24:5.25. Thirty per c_e~t has been grant- 1 B championship trophy after the annual Meigs County Fis b and Game Association Shoot on T. gainst a combine of American Memorial Hosplt- Othewr blidderConss on !batt ph'Coase edh. Anb addltiolnledal 120 perdcent broke 91 clay birds with 100 shots. Karr, president of the Pomeroy Gun Club and Sellm J BlazewiM far_,..._. constructlon companies known al,Vetersnt 35 anltli Columbus ltospit- were 1 son true ton . as een app or an d t f th F' h d G As . .' . ~.., "Aptt Huntin ton .,3325.25· Bl...; oved through there ional en o e JS an arne soclatlon, al~ presented the Class A champwnoh•p trophy to Charlet Pldoock, as RMK-BRJ. ols, 33 unlta; Holzer Hoopltal, Co ~~eli • c•' •Wb •1 sb prl d . ltin fgd I to Winebrenner, who defeated Robert Whittington, far left, in a shoot-off. - Sentinel Photo· 33 units; Meigs General, 10 nsw.\1 on o., ee er urg, e an IS awa g e era Tip II Leaked units; Parkersburg hospltals, $62,419: Morey Construction, proval. iilil!:F.~JB•; 1 : wa:t::: lJ'1I!!!!I VATICAN CITY POPE f anlt!, and GaUlpotls Medl- Parkersburg, $68,11115.00; Bush Estimates made by tbe Floyd Paul VI's birth control com- cal Center, 7 uatts. Construction, Parkersburg, 0. Browne engineering firm COLUMBUS (UPI) - A mission appeara likely to r<cA total of 100 ulto II owed. $100,20UI; James P. Alvernei· on lbe several phases were wbite Obio Stale Ulliverolty (lmmend approval for limited Tbus, about 150 people should so, Shadyside, $55,tl03.00; Moun- $56,244 for the lagoon, 1382,914 coed bas been toJd abe must llfle of oral contraceptive pills, come 1.4) donate blood. Itain State Construction, S. Char- for the sewers and lift statiOn, Uvt with ber Negro room~ VaUcan oources said today. lesion, $73,785.60; Geosletn Coal and $7,11110 for electrical work. male '" a University dorm!· The sources said the committory or leave tbe school, a tee believes that acceptance of e Jllliverslly oHlclnl wd today. qualllted use of the oiU would • Aa&lstaot Dean of Womea SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. lst l bigger than a company," said Ky., the brigade el'lll!IIIM~ not contradict post cburcb Jane Mt-Cormick seid the lirl Cavalry lroops attacked a Capt. Michael (Mike) Kalla of and a hero of the- . ~~~;!',\* teachings that both mechanical a freshman from Cleveland, North Vielnamese battalion of Cleveland, Ohio, commander of Drang Valley fiSittlnc and chemical contraception is a.mpl&ined about baving to about 400 men and blasted the Bravo Company, 2nd Battalion, November, ordered fiv'e Impermissible and againot the John Riebel, principal of AI· Morrison, auperiltteudent of Mr. Ri<bel was employed room wllb a Ndro coed while Communists out of their 7tb Cavalry. bottallons - about 4,41111 111111\o'" law o1 God. bany High School bas been 1 Eastern Looal the past two 1960 as bead basketball ..ey are enrolled for lbe &um· positions wllb the aid ol "I tbink we've got a battalion in hot pursuit. named to succeed Larry Mom- , years, recenUy resigned to a.. at Albany High School and mer. artillery and allr strikes. in there. We got past their A company COIDIII4II!Ied . More H~ Easooste•rn• loc ltentw of i ~~ tbe lnpootbetof AastM. ~~~~- ved lnbthfat eapacltyti for 11 ., ' '''"'"""""''' '"~~"' oiTbetbheavy fltinghung was p.art outposts anddeld petbinkrsonally Capnkt. Damwel Dav~ 1 peD~tl~tendct 8cahoolsu A ~T WAVE IN THE "" , -Nen1 new e,.. - years e ore accep ng an e con umg SIX~ay counted seven a . 1 · we wa ee. " ·· ran ....,. central 8lld eastern sec!lons of announced today. . cal Scbool Distrlcl mlnistrative assistant's operation Nathao Hale in the killed about 20 with smaU arms appeared to be a rejllfDI'IIt ilie' ·~ · entered [ff flltb Rl~bel, aon ol Reedav!lle Pos~ Riebel, a 11166 araduato ol In the same system. central Highlands, 2311 miles before the artillery and air plaioon of the enemy IIIII da today with no relief hi maoter and Mrb. Dorsal Riebel Eaatem 111gb Scbool, euroUed Then, In 111M, Riebel lltil1beast of Saigon. The strikes took over." whirled~ took lljl ~:;~~' iiJt . waa named to the position In at Oblo Unlversi!J that tall and ed to Ohio Unl~ly and Operalioi> alr<Uidy bas killed an A North Vietnamese battalion delay 1111 America& .. Ea~ly morning reodingtt in a special meeting of the board SOCID"ed b11 BS In Educatinn pleted work oa bll estimated 634 Communists and of about 409 meo bit a badly Hts men tho blgb 70o and aos were re· Thursday nlibt. there In 1960. degree. He baa been the fighting appeared to be ootnumbered company of lbe vicloua ..change of corded by ibe. weather bw·eau, lllgb School principal the mounting. Jst Air Cavalry's ard Brigade machine guo fire. and the ooUook was for con· two school lmns. The cavalrymen thought at early today, dropping In mor· Davison's company and tinued ounny and warm weatbo Present at the session Congressman Walter H. Moel· first the}' were bitting a tar rounds and crawling thro~gh 1st Cavalry. units then_.-c er today Board Member! WilliamCaid•rell j ler (lotb-Oblo) Tuesday In a company of aboul 120 Commu- the toll elephant grass to w1tb- on. encoulermg onlper "'111tf" ·f Earl Dean, Howard speech lo the 'House of Repro- nlsts, but they discovered the in 15 feet of the defense perlme- booby traps left behind to ~ Live• after JumJI Jr., and Dorman Heed, Clerk sentaUves rebnked the RepuJ>. enemy bad been reinforced. Air ler. them. NEW ORLEANS - ,\ COLThose who enjoyed the performance hero Iaiii own· i.~. Newland, MorrlsoD and lican task forre on agriculture and artillery cov•red the Fierce Relillallce "They appeared II .. lege stodant jumped 160 feet mer of the American Wlnd Symphony now ean help make enemy position with napalm, But the Amerlcano fought JXI'ltions wblch were 0 8 "wrecking crew " · rockets, bombs and explosive back so fiercely. the Commu- dug," UP! correapondent Irom • ceo ter !Jl'!" 0f t. h e possible It! return to Pomeroy Wednesday, July 27. Greater New Orleans Br•dge Mrs. w. Patrick Lochary, Symphony viol! chairman, Representative MoeUer stat· sheDs. lliots decided to withdraw. Daniel reported from lba Into the Mtsslsslppl River said today, "'We are seeking donatlono of every olze, large ed' "What we got in tbere Is Col. Hal Moore of Bardstown, scene. Thursday and ourvived. and small, to meet the set fee of f1,500, 10 that the per"Lest Saturday the so-called Tbe youth. Anlbony Boronaro, formanee may be preaented without charge to tba entire task force on agri a atudent at l.oolsiana State county." ---culture Invaded my District ~ University In New Orleans, was Coatrlbollona fa oy amoaat residents. sow aeeds of dissension, dlo- CLEVELAND (UP!) _ session of the legislature ' would not covtr fiiDlls · described in "fairly good"' roo- may be out to Mnl. W. Pa~ The Pomeroy Chamber of COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) gloom, and doom among Chances that payments to state appropriate additional in ..isling procram llaCII dillon in a New Orleans bospll· rtck LGettory, 11o1 w, Pom- Cnmtne1ce wbich is !pOII<Ol'- The FBI arrested 1 Y011Di the farme_rs of tho Tenth Di.. -•fare reoiplents will be In- funds frmn the slate's $2B schools, mental IQIIID a!. Offlclala said be suffered eroy. ~--• ·•-u be m••· lng the ev'ent '"' ~···antee'"" lwnbus man early today In trlct 1 Obi Llk ba •· and wm 0 0 · ~ ....,. ... ., • · -~ e w.. creased appeared quashed non surplus. welfare. opine Injuries and undetermln- payable to "Amerku Wind the fee, will canvass buslne,... necllon with t!'e $9,lll10 hn2ZIIrds. they moved In to Thursday by remarlo! of Gov. "We will give the request the "We had a deficit of . ed Internal Injuries. Symphony." men in the county next week robbery of Dlvmifled de.~troy and devour. James A. Rhodes. very serious consideration, al- million wben we eome IIIIo Supporll Merger Tbe oroheatra will perform with the expectation of wJ>. and Loan Association 11 I am happy lo report th~t Several -upe. including though our answer may be no," lice and 1 don'l ·· 16. • •vc~c, omon,.,_, from a b•..u.·moored by otanttal wpport. lt!gton, W. VII., June "'· kind of scare tactl ill ~·con! body """ ~ ~•uD -~.. Tim thy J Bo was u"" c w some weUare reciplenta on the Rhodes said at a news er- any as...,. ·- I Northeast Ohio annual Metho- the Pomeroy parking lot, for book.: at Fr~ not benefit the "gloom and "Walk for Decemt welfare"' ence. session at !bat time,• dlst Conference bere ThiD"sday an audience expected to brin& WEATHER Jall on 1 charge of doomers:' '!'be farmers of the from here to Columbos, want The OUI'Pius might seem eroor stated. lent Its full support .to tbe pro- Its own pillows and folding Dlgbt to avoid prosecution District apprec1at. deeds lite governor to call a special a lot of mooey, be said. but He said be probaiiJJ posed merger of the Metbodlst chairs. A children's concert In !IUIIJ, hot tllrottlll Sat- III'IDOd robbery more than dlssenl from out-of· decline u lnvltaatll Church and the Evang•llcal Un- the alierDoon wtll be followed orday. Fair and warm tonl~bt. Tb FBI Id the state politicians. While t be at a rally Jlllle a !ted Brethren Church. by a miled program for adults lll(lt today Ill Ill, low lonilhl waa ~ed by':Jnntlngton 'wrecking crew' from Mlnnesowelfare llll1"l!bert "The common berttogo be- the evening of July 27th. ..If. Illes who accased Bowen ta, Monlslla and Idaho was Inlumbus. bot added . tween the two denollllnation! A conoiderable Increase over the Youn& pollle vldlng my District on Satur· 1VTL , fare Director ~ called for. a fuller, deeper e•- last year's crowd of aboot 2,11110 BUOB FIR£ who beld up ~ savings to tell Obio farmers abo-Jt W and Flnanee Dir1c1a! . pmston of visible tmlty,'" oald Is looked for, u a resull of the SYDNEY Austnllla (UP!)- loan aaaoclaUon and herded I was meeting with Krabach woal4 .. 'illllbtl 1 report from the COIIference'a enthusiastic response given the A apec~a..iar are and 01pJo. employes Into 1 vault 011 Department of. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Houae Appropriations meet with tbom. . Ecumenical Affairs CommiJ. aymphony"l lira! appearance slon destroyed a IZIO,OIIO wax 18• within the State of Ohio Committee today approved a whopping $58.6 bi!lion de11011. here. and oil mmpler Thuratlay, positive programs wblcb ac- fense money bill - almost $1 billion above what President A meeting of the boatess forcing btmdreds o1 resldeota of SHOT DEAD results. Johnson aaked - aod warned that the VIet Nam war prob· Melp G-.1 llolpllll commillee set by lin. Locbary the Beaents Part lllburb to flee CLEVELAND IUPI) Friday night, June 17, • obly would boost It by several billion• more. Adm!Him- Clarl: Hud·l for Monday, June 27, at 3 p.m. from their IIGmes. Sneral Pickell, S7, Ceveland, wos IIIUDber of farmers Ia Republicans on the committee contended that Johnson bell, j'omeroy; Alma Parker, In the parilb boooe of Grace firellllll and byJttandoro were to deoth Tborsdsy nJ&Itl 011 my Diltrlct met with me In abould have asked for more money In the first place. They Pomeroy. Episcopal Church will arrange Injured as elgltl brlpdeo loogbt 1181 side atreel and pollee Athens, Ohio, to learn about charged him with seriously weakening U. S. military Dllebaqa - Edith MoKen-ll ovemlgbt acconunodaUon of the blue for t1tree houn bef..., boldlog another IDIIII and the new three per cent loans •· llrength becauae of liS bud· lie. lite mustclans In the homes ol brltJ&ln8 ' II under control. tionlog the vlctlrn'l aliter. vallable from the Farmers ptary pollclea. the committee sent the b i g Home AdmlnlstraUon to a 1d spending meosure to the House and vegetable lllrllll!l's '!'bey fired off tbe!r salvo aa floor. Tire bill would IIIUIDce NEW YORK UP!) who suffered loaoes from the operaUona of the armed force& 1y llnorllli an off!clll damaging !roots of early May. ANNOUNCE DINNER during the fiscal year starUng from New York Clly, "It Ia this kind ol acUon and Tbere will be a oil o'cl""k July l Falsal of Saudi Arabia Wlllee wblch Is needed by our 4laner at the Raclno Methodlsl The adminlslraUon bod ask· balding court ta DOIIIU II'II'I. Belly Deem, wife of SoiJo of ICbooll and olerlt of the bolrll tor farmen, DOl politics." Church July 7, by lour charges, ed for approprlatlonl aclttalve Julieta lbac:Jt11 Local Superintendenl of the majorllJ of rud hll the Sultoa, Oak Grove, Port- $57,11114,353,000. The 1amm hotel. ~ Joe s~....h_! 1 bldmen-:.: - lbat wiU ~ of. Ralston RalHee land, and Racine cburchea. The recommended An aide said tho -· "" Anguli! 11. Ollter new dlstrlel superintendent, Mucb of the extra IIIOIW'Cb Tbursda1 lbe unflnlabod bUIInea 0. 0. PaU.OOO read IIIII To Beat Frenchman Rev. Calvin Rbodebeffer, will would go for celvld of tho meetlnc. ing be bad 101 IIUide IUdt 1 with JJeecle'l, wert WIMBLEDON (UP!) - Top- meet the people to discuss 1Jb. by Defense Robert S. McCUntodt moved ID ibtt matler 0. Dlebl, llrl. ruted American Dennis RaJ. lalnlng a new mlnlsler. Every- McNamara. Tbese preVIous moUon Mr. Wolle. I 11 IIIIOCial -tiOII lion of Blkerafleid, Calli., one Is Invited and lbould bring nuclear - po-.d auJded ml•l the three prlnclpala be The nl<'lndinl actloD ""ill and La"""" Role. dropped the first set then o coVered dlsb and table serv- sUe frigate; 1 start on t h jOD~_ 'Stobart 1iepped Mra; Betty Deem was Roae II ntirltJI. aur(ed back to beat Pierre Ice. Nike-X anti-missile mlss~•llltate llrovem the pool*" of . a plevloul tleclllon of lila u ,... ,. ,.... lebool llermon of France today u. 11system, and ~ to pusb secontlthe to~~-lba~~~~.~e lbann'oewerts.ll-f,Mintreloorthroundof DEPABTMENTCMJJ!D Pentqon COIIIlmll-1 TlliiJcy ·~....... ,. ...,. ....... AIWii. tho Wimbledon 'll!tmill Chammeot .., clevelopmont of an .._ • Dt .,.. dilo piollahiJM. The RaciDa 1'111 llopltlment vanced manned bomber for the j -'in~ wu Richey of Dallt~~, ~ was called at 1%:15 p.m. Th.,... mos. wbele be . of lba 11110111 the women day to ua111 the Syrac!ult ll'lrt Tbougb Oongrosa waa expeclto I . . iloo biiiiiD rally from~ ID ~ 1 ed to~ lll'o of the~~un-~~j=:~~ .... - ' · It ' wlil . Iter .... !Ire appal'tlltly llli'ted ltllllbt atomle ~ II 1 ,o~o~ I $26.95 Eloctrlc Fry Pon DRESS Salo $15.00 29c 3'::· $lOO lifo . LII481,0 I SALE Solo $18.00 RCA Viictor $24.95 Clock Rldlo Personal TV Bright sparkling colora bleached with colored border. In Red, Green, Yellow, Blue. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1966 WORLD 72" wide 2 $24.9S Electric Fry Pons Ono Group 36'' and 45" RCA Victor Clock Radio 2 to stll - Ivory finish, AM reception • Salo $15.00 2 to sell- Sturdy All IJnen - 17\2 Inches '1lde. Bleached and un- Salo $16.00 'D $2.98 Blrthdoy Doll Flgurlnos _ Just 2 to soli -AM Roc:optlon NYLON NET POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Shadyside Firm Submits Low Bid on Major Phase of Constmctio n; Awards in July e$24.95 Ploy Gyma (2 sWings, '"'" toHor) 9 fl. high $21.00 eSalo olso on 9ft. Width ond 6ft. Width Linoleum• for Frldey and Saturdoy eExctlon Armstrong floor Tlla In 9 Inch squoros 11 c Hth eCushlon Bock VInyl Rug Runnor-27 Inches wldo $2.50 a yord Rogularly $3.39 yord STEVENS TOWELING NO. 48 Three $17.00 1 $20.95 Electric Fry Pan 27 $1.95 Troys SALE! NIGHTGOWNS VOL XVIII Solo $14.00 3 $19.95 Electric Fry Pons--- Salo $15.00 RCA VIctor Table Macltl Rodlo I eS19.9S Ploy Gyms (2 awlngs, IHior totter) 8 fl. high 4 $9.95 10 Cup llectrlc Porcolatora Solo $6.00 CoUoiUI and Rayons and Cotton/Dacrons. Slzes small, medium and large. 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Elaolle leg brief• - cuff leg briefs sport panties (wide leg briefs) Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8 (36 to 42) In Our Ready To Woor Deportment For Thoso I nvu•a SHANMONT PANTIES On Any 10·95 to 16·50 Dress i I • • __........ - n •- n t- &L• ~:::••.,..,...: ..,. Another Solo Friday and Saturday of out Save $1.00 ... m"'r ·'' ~'~~~~=-=lllit=·= wuk~' ~ ~~..J;I;: wbeol:IJ!f· i-J• 'llilo lplted. It Ill- l!III!!P ·~ ·liOif. .... 'Briton to '"' ~; ~ mea !4' itliil!iil ,.-. -· ..... Will~· lilllir. � 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 23, 1966 johns newland