https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c3c077f0c61af26af6fb0a005d51946f.pdf bf5d309448ba20e0c5f36b421dd4cfa3 PDF Text Text I ' - ( ' VIEW , !. -- _''' , B(')~~rS Smash Remains of Oif Around and eat hers Make the Fuss SAIGON (UPII -U.S. Navy bombers returned to North Viet Nam'a btuest oil depot just two miles _oulslde the port of Ha1phonc today and smashed what wss tell of it. One A4 Skyhawk was shot down by ground fire but the p!lot was rescued, spokesmen 88ld. Two other planes, 0111 a iw()o mao bomber, were downed by ground fire Wednesday In other action and all three men were missing, offiCiaia disclosed. The raids on the oU installation along the south bank of tbe Cua Cam River was a return engagement <or the racility first smashed In the ----------------- allaclul JaM 29 tbat llso hit tile outaklrls ol nearby Hanoi. llepol't Giant FlrebaU Smoke boDed four miles lniD the air over the dockside area and pilots reported a gigantic llrebaU set off by a secondary uplosion. The United States stepped up lis air strlkes-310 In three e l'8COI'IHetUnc days-as the milltary pressed home PresIdent Johnson's vow to punish North Viet Nam until II is ready to talk peace. The awesome display of air might coincided with apparent new diplomatic efforts to start a Viet Nam peace offensive Brldsh Prime Minister Ha· • at y rold Wilson in London disclosed he would go to Moscow as well as Washington this month for lalks, Undersecr<tary of State George Ball in Wasblngton said Wednesday there were signs of some "war-weariness" in North Viet Nam and Vice President Hubert Humphrey said in Los Angek!a there were "flickering" bits of evidence Hanoi might he interested in a solution to the conflict. Handled Big Supplies The bombs on the oil depot which bad handled 95 per ceu& of all North Viet N~'s petroleum imports undel'SI'Ored the diplomatic pressure. -------------------- J , • Tbe aircraft " • ~ I • ;j•f/• ' "'~' 'f 1,~- . I ' hal .. styhllia' ' clrrler ~·lta:a ._ Ia broad dayllpt at l p.lll.jll " e.m. EDT). , - · . AU bomb, wert ' 1111, .. . · ~pokeSIIUIII rell9fled. - 'tildef,.,' ,,l'llt 'I'lley aald .. ·"tbat ouly U..,. ,tdpa " ,. the outer ~ of tlla'pott 1111& none was al lbe pi~. ' , • enttne De11oted To The Interet,. 01 Tlut Meigs-Muon .4rM VOL XVIII NO. 56 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1966 \ Springfield Firm Will Build fM CENTS Hanoi TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN Friday and Saturdey July 1,11 , "THE HEROES OF TELEMARK" - Techlllcolor Kirk Douglas Richard !Jnrn" ftaaturetta SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY political aupport" - uA PATCH OF BLUE" Sidney PothPr Shelly Wmtcrs 1 means-Ill In Opposition On War Policy ALBERT COX Cox Purchases Cuclder Realty On Court-St Comofsote w ,l/1 CusiOtTI/Zed Ro/1 Abuur S1or•d f MasoN Dtoive·ln W. VA , ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TONIGHT thru FRI. 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Van Matre pitched live Inn- Mark Werry, wbo took the Cottageville Dodgers. batter ~ .PJI~ five Inning no ,' hitter Wednes- The Tiger pitcher was two igns of n<>-hlt ball but in the loss for the Pomeroy Yankees, Line scores: Tigers 1112 day night as the Gallipolis Tig- for two at the plate, including top of the fifth inning he was gave up 12 hits, walked seven Add•,ille 0011 00 - e 0 4 ~ Dodgers 004 eoo::l-4 5 l ·ers downed lhe Addaville Jets a double and a fifth mmng sm- me ked tor a single by Brent and sh·uck out six Both teams Tigers 30j 22-- 11 13 o E. Young; C.Clark " ' 1l ~ in the opener of the Eighth gle that put the Tigers ahead Clark and a double by Chester , playod errories> ali Pomeroy Batteries Addavllie Abbott (3) .00 R. ,l>it,OIIliiHedl 11eft three men on base and Pl. Meaige (LP) and Parsons; TigAnnual Kyaer Creek Little 11-0, to outomaticaity end the Roush. A trio of Tiger pitChers. with · and Welker. · ""' League Tournament game on the !0 run rule J Curtis Rnush started and Pleasant Kiwanis left seven ers - Kiesling (WP) and RodgR Abbott potting out a lire I ~ · ' ' '"' in the second contest of the J Other top T;ger !utters were· worked one mmng for frJth 's men stranded ers. In the third inning netting fo~ 1 latematlonal lAaCJif ·~r~ evening, Rick Van Matre, star , Brent Sanders. who had four : He gave ur fouc h li walked I Top hitters for K1wams were Fruth's 000 002- 9 2 o runs. defeated the Dnd2ers t '"'' Wednesday e·~nm' g in Pomeroy 1 By Ualted PrnJ W lnlml\ pitcher of the Mt'ddl eport Yan k- I smgles tn four tnps to the plate, three and strue k out two Brent B'lit Steele. a Single, double and Yankees 2W 03x- 9 12 0 ·~ L pet ees, 1965 defending champions, Barry Burnett •nd Bruce Rodg- <.:lark came on m the second tnple m four tnps to the Batteries Fruth's - Curtis Boys Lea81Je action. The Tig·' ·"'! 44 32 ~'"II" to9Bed a two-hitter as the Yank- ers, both two for three . Rtck and worked four mnmgs. He plate: Ken Ferrell, two for Roush tLP), Brent Clark (2), ers put across two runs in the Columbus ~ took a 9-2 win over Pt. Sm1th, one fur twu: and Mike 1gave up eight hits, walked one two Greg Hail and Ricky Km- and B. Clark and Chester Rnush "Still mad 81 me, bub, Ed?" · fifth to pull the game out ~~=:,lie : ~ ~00[..~ Pleasant Fruth's Pharmacy March;, a double m two tnps. and struck out eight nard. each two for u,re'e, and 12). Yankees - Van Maire M;ke Heck. strong Dodger Toronto , 40 39 ·ii\\l! u~ Rody Harden piched four M1cky Meaige, losing pitcher Van Matre paced Middleport Kinnard had a double. tWP) and Wilson. righthander, went ail the way , Toledo .39 40 .494 ,~ .lnninll! of no-h1t bail m the for the Jets. allowed 13 hits, h1Uers with four hits, including Tonight s tourney scbeduie is fanmng 9, 15sumg 5 walks and Richmond ~ 11 . .lfl\ .,7:, nightcap as the Pt. Pleasant K1- "aiked three and struck out a tnple, m lour trips to the 16 15 p m Gallipolis Red Sox KiwaniS 16! 5 - 13 12 0 biltmg one batter. Buffalo ,.,,,.JB .j!\ . •!fl ~ wanls downed the Pomeroy four 'f'he Jets left eight plate. Dav1d File was three for , vs Harrisonville Bombers; 7·30 Yankees 000 0- 0 0 0 S ~ ~ .4).~ Yankees 13-0 Harden walked base ahd had lour errors The four, Doug Lillie was two for I p m Gallipolis Indians vs Batteries: Kiwanis - HarTiger starter E. Young and J yracuse ''d , 8 1 Ifour, an d Terry P1c kens was M1ddleporl Senators: an d 8 30 den (WPl and Hail Yankeesc Clark who came on in the R h Wedlles two and stru~ k out 1"• as hIS Ttgers had no errors an d let te 8 Tay to 1 Abbott who also , or es r oron th 1rd • and teammat.• banged out 12 htls seven on ba~e. twu for three. , p m , Pt Pleasant Pure Oil vs , Werry (LP) and Wyatt. • R' h d • .......,"1• .. ,..~ ""I 'i!OhJti D0dgers Blan k Reds--~~-Agai·n ----·- I 0 K)~~~ ':,U~:~· l~~~~ye;':, o~~:~~ tJ :;•:;i~;dth~n:~"~r~:~ned ll l sCo;~la':u"b~ 35.BTuf:'l:r•u ' Tiger hitters were Yong and l' um us .•,II p Di 11 each a double, R. AbHe . ht 1 dog measur sponsors tf the annual tournaOJ!Y 't 1 ' • By United Press International ment, tossed out the first bail 18 0 American League bolt · gle J Bates two Ig a to Tiger pitcher Danny Kiesling a sm • ' . ed f th •to tilt· th und W. L. Pet. GB singles, and E. Abbott, a triple. . rom e 1 .. , 1 to get ings er~::;;· ov;~~- Claude Osteen has replaced Giants from falling to within • Back-to-back seventh mning McMillan's double off Philadel- Baltunore 58 27 .675 ... I Dodger bitters were J · Buck, wtthers or should~ ' :g c~~momes, me d '"1gd be Don Drysdale on the mound half game of second place doubles by pmch hitter Ron ph•a loser Darold Knowles Detroll 46 33 582 8 J . Welker, E. Ftfe and R. Nine squar~ 1~1 equal OM c:~r!'"rf;. w~o~tonT~~ e 2~ and at bat Pittsburgh when he slam•ned 1 Swoboda and Ed Kranepool opened the inning. Cleon Jones Cleveland 45 34 .570 9 Roach each a smgle, and Heck square yard lD Jioear me....... Y D dP Osteen ha" graduated from h1s I 9th hemer wtth two on ml drove m thrt'e runs to help scored one run with hts Cahforma 44 37 .543 11 I a three-run homer. an d the Metgs rum an 8 ug 1e t he Dodgers ,other " lefthander t he e1g hlh mmng to gn·e San 1' D<~rrell Sutherland of the Mets sacrtftce fly and, after u walk Mi nnesota 38 43 469 17 The Tigers had a frustrating '"' 1" ct.~• Corp Ou IID.d Get hM 1 il ed d to Los Angeles "other" pitcher FrancJSCG its margm of victory I gam his hrst wtn uf the season to Chuck Hiller Swoboda and Ch1cago 37 42 .468 17 second inmng which featured a .., oay• . 3 NIJbu • . li KJeS ' I ng 3 OW DO runs 80 · ~. , ' K Ct •• 444 19 I MIAMI IIACH 1 36 lk d th which IS about as much as }OU over St. Loms •wlavs game Ron Hunt's smole and Roy1 Kranepool doubled ansas I Y ..., · tr1ple, smgle and double, but . . _. you• saver 8001 Tod.,-' . 1 hJts wa e seven no e · · • · N y k 34 44 436 19~ ·1 ew or . 7;1 no runs scored 1 It opened with , un~oe.ue ..abie but -rru. ' h b ' d can expect when Sandy Kouf~x wnmng homer came ofl re- 1 --- - - - on yckmenl ~~ ~e~t . ~·· an,_ IS a teammate hever Don Dennis and followed I Washmgton 35 47 .427 201> the tnple but the batter was I stru 1111 1 a ers, e ma . , singles by . Len Gabnelson and J 32 51 .386 24 out at home stretchmg II; a Wh II e D r y s d a 1 e sulfurs I Tito Fuentes Wednesday's Resulls through the worst start of his Tracy Staiiard had baffled Boston 5 New York 3, Is! , career. Osteen, a notonous fast I the G13nls on four htts through I Boston 5 New York 4, 2nd fmiSher, IS lookmg like . the 1seven frames before Mays, who Wash 4 Ch1 3, 1st, tw;i>ght By United Press International Dodger> second 21f-game wmner has been m a longboll slump, • CINCINNATI (UP!) -South- has a 9-4 record so far this Wash 3 Chi 2, 2nd, night National League ' -and maybe more , powered his fJrst homer smre 1paw Sandy Kuufl.':< and nghthan-' season . Calif 1 Detrmt 0, 10 inn~. mght G. AB R. H. Pet. ! The 26-year-old southpaw June 28 to decide lhe result ders Juan Mancha! and Gay- I Th;rd lor Gibson Mmn 4 Cleve 3, twilight Alou, P11t 72 271 39 90 .332 ' chalked up h1s lith lnumph Wmmng ptlcher Lmdy MeDa- l lord Porry. a talented three- Gibson. a fast-bailing right- K C. 9 Bal B. 2nd, 11 mns. mghl Clmnt, Pitt 75314 43102 .325 Jagamst SIX setback• Wednesday niei replaced starter Bob Boim, J' some who have a combined bander 18 11-8 this year and Bait II Kan City 0. Is~. tw;llght 1 Stargil, Pitt 70 257 45 83 .323 1mght when he stymied the who mjured his ankle slidmg m record of 40-8 so far this will be making hiS third Ali(AI\ T;mes ED f) Morgn, Hou 66 251 34 80 .3191 Cmcmnat1 Reds 1-0 "n four h1ts, the seventh season, were among the e<ght Star appearance while Veale I Thursday • Probable Pitcher• : Carty, Alia 77 239 31 76 .318 and a Ia Drysdale, dn•ve m the The victory came after pitchers chosen Wednesday by (1().5) has been named for the Detroit at Mtnnesota- Wtcker· 1 Alleu, Phlia 61211 54 69 .318: game's only run with an eighth- Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente Manager Waiter Walston lor second straight t1me, although sbam (4-21 vs. Grant t5-ll). g Sanlo, Ch1 72 25li 43 80 .:m1 mmng smgie batted m f;ve runs to lead the the National League All-Star I he did not see action 10 last p.m Cepeda, StL 60 198 24 61 .3061 Elsew'Jere m the Nahonal Pirates past the Cubs. The All- squad. year's contest I Chicago at Washmgton-Jobo I Helms. Cm &1251 28 76 303 1League. San Franc1scr shadtd Star outfielder clubbed his llth McCool (4-4) and Raymond 1t6-5) vs R1chert (8-8). 8 05 1 Alou, Alia 84 364 54110 .302 St Louis 3-2. P;tL,hurgh homer a double and a smgle as The Los Angeles Dodger ! !5-ZI are boh relief specialists p.m. America• League I whipped Ct'Icago t0-5 Alian:a h B ' d 1 th 10 manager also named J1m and l"'" Perry 88 newcomers Boston at New York-Sheldon G. AB R. H. Pct. Jdumped flo~ston 8-1 and New I I e ucs ~or~ ;·~e 0 I elf Bunnmg of the Philadelphia to the All Star squad (5-10) vs Downmg (6-li . a·oo ' 0 Snydr Ball 64 186 40 64 344 York beat Ph;ladelptm ;.5 ~uns ~II e ~ 1 n~mgs. Phil lies , Bob Gtbson of the St. The Am~ncan League staff p m. Kali~, Del 70250 49 79 .316 1, In tt.e American L<Jgue, i al::e ho;:;e:~ 10;" Pi~~b~~~~ Louis Cardtnals. Claude Ray- conSistmg of Sam McDowell (Only games scheduled ) National League F.Rbsn, Bal 81296 65 93 .314 Balt;morc's Bnog Powr•ll rlrove wh;le B;lly Williams. Ron Santo mond of the Houston Astros and Gary Bell of Cleveland, ' ' Oliva, Mmn 19 307 48 96 .313 in 11 tuns " ' the Onoles d R d H ndl d and southpaws B1ily McCool of Jim Kaal of Mmnesota Mel W. L. Pel. GB 1 Slmn, Clev 63 214 29 66 308 divided a pan w1th Kansas ~n Chan Y u ey connec e the Cincmnalt Reds and Bob Stottiemyre of New 'York, San Fran 51 32 .614 ... Powll, Ball 77 266 44 80 .301 c1ty, wmmng the opener 11-0 or H~~~goHlttlng Barrage Veale of the Ptttsburgh Puates rookie J;m l!unter ol Kansas I Pittsburgh 48 32 .600 I B.Rbsn, Bal 63 338 55 101 21111 and drcpptng the second game M k } , 1 h to the team wh1ch will host the City Steve Barber of Balli- Los Angeles 45 34 .570 4 Rchrdt, Cal 1126f'>40 76 292 11-8 in 11 inmngs B"'ton to~k d ~c Ton~ ~~r~nth omer Amencan League AII·Sars next Ifore· Denms Me Lam of Detroit I Phtladelphra 44 37 .543 6 Sihrn, Calif 66179 19 52.291 two from New Yo~k ,.J and 5-4 land thoeBorre; s olt eyfear Tuesday m Sl Louis. and,Pete Rl"hert of Washington i Houston 43 39 .>24 71> 74 269 35 78 290 . • e e raves a>Sau on our K f th Dod ,8 , " Sl L<mLs 38 41 481 11 Ct d nI• P·'if uu 1Wash••gton swept Chwrgo 1-3 H 1 J h ou ax , e ger ace was named earlier by Manager · · 1h . H~me Runs and .1-~ Cal,forma d•reated al~~sh~~ :~~u~;; an:~~~·le win~ picked up his 15th VIctory Sam Mele. AUanta 39 45 .464 12Y, N&llMal Leape: Aaron, Detro.! 1-0 " !0 inm·.gs and h. h fte F i A~ , i d Tuesday mght and has been Cmcmnali 36 43 456 13 Braves 25; Torre, Braves 21; Mmne3nta edgut CJevo',md 4-J I ;s hom:' ath r the lpe ~u ed beaten only three times Be l HAIIIEY TO SCOUT New York 34 44 .436 141> Allen, Pbilhes, Hart, Giants 20; O.teen personally br:ke up ' I oft e oui r wT• a smkg ed ahn was the wmner m last year's NEW YORK iUPll -The ChiCago 24 55 .304 25 StargeU, PD"ates & Mays, sco~ei~.,'J p;tcll::.b du"'l With I ohne out Daters hurr~l socked IS All~Star contest which saw the New York Yankees announced . Wednesday's Result• Gienta 19. omer on c wa plc e up Nattonal Lea ue forge ahead in Pittsburgh 10 Ch](~ago 5 ,• . F Rb Milt t'appas by str kmg a hiS mtt;ai v;ctory for Atlanta g Wednesday the appomtment of San Francisco 3 St. LouiS 2 1 Amer catl ...ague. , o m- ' Single to tlfht held after f . the senes for the f;rst tnr.e 18- Roy Harney former team N Y k 7 Ph I 5 I . les 20 Scott Red Sox , · a ter wmnmg games as a 17 Th • ew or 1 a , mg 11 6011 OriO Three months of summer left - Llke 11 be Kou fax , SIX th ' general manager, ' . • • ra1hng to bunt tw1ce, t• score Pirate · IS WI as director of Atlanta 8 Houston I, rught & Powell, Or~oles 18, Pepitone, John l(,",medy, who , "" opened AII-St:'r ~ame the club's West Coast and Los Angeles I Cmc• 0, nl ht advantage of the hot • hot weather Yank-; • Kahne. T1gers 17. the " liP h with a duuble ll was I Mancha! s Fifth Appearance Northwest area scoutmg pr<>g specials at ..• - ' · Jettk 't~" P1'1~lto• M 1 1 h hi Thursday's Probable Pttchef! Run. Batted In Osteen c second h1t of ttH night 'KI ' · • ·;:, arw 1a. w u won s 1rs 1 gram . •All Ti EDT~ Nallonal . League: . Aaron, ' and bo::ted hiS batt,ng average 110 games this se1lson, has Harney, 63, has been serving Pittsbur h :eh.ica o-VeaJe Braves 64; White, Ph1ll1cs. & 1to a '"PI-Clabte ~ 61 1 6-Hit ll-8 Victory , posted a 13-4 record for the San m an advisory capaclly sim•e (l()-5) vs g Simmons 1f_ 2) 2 30 Shop Friday Night Til 8-Saturday NljJht'ttl 9 Mays, Giants SS; AJlen, Phllhes OstP "Il who f1r::,t Dllchrd m Letart behind the six . hit Francisco Gianls and will be he ret1red as oeneral manager . 54 Stargeli & Clemente ' ' h r1fth d • p.m. I 1 ' ' 1 the maJ£11" leagues fo!' the Reds p1tchmg of Steve Jenkms • scor- 1appearmg m · IS Th mJ arter the 1963 season. New y or k at Ph Ja 1 de1Ph1a- 1 PJrates & Torre Braves 53 1 ' 8 R. b In' 1957, owercd ""earned run ed an 11-8 wm over Portland lseason casSic. e Friend (1-1) vs Buhl (5-<\J 1·35 A i L · I : -, • mer.can eague: · o. m- averag., to a cia sy ~ .". about m Lillie Southern League play r·Ighthander started last year's WESLEY SIGNS pm son, Orioles 67; Powell, Ormies 1 h8 1! 1 11 d 1 , 4 30 . nu th' k •game and was the wmmng CINCINNATI (UP!) · . I 66, F. Robonson, Orioles S3. . ) rys a e s • a IS wee · I. CmcmnatJ at San Franctsco- 1 "Home of Arrow Shirts"- Pomeroy Scott Red Sox 52· Kahne I boosted hiS won-lost r.·LOrd to Jenkms also led Letart htl- pitcher '" both the 1962 and Wesley of Kansas, the number ElliS <0.12) vs. Sadecki (3-5) or ' Ti & Oliva Twi~s 48 ' l n -6 wh;te hiS tall ng1ti•anded tmg w;th a tnple and single I 1964 contests. He has allowed one draft choice of the Rnyals, Gibbon (3-5). 4 p m. ~all • I a 1 League· Perr I colle-Jgne " almost a ' omplete while Paul Jusltce had a doub- 1Amencan League batters only Wednesday became the first Grants 12-1, Cuellar, A; tros I reverSii ot those flg•••<S at 5- le and Bob Arnott, a smgle. l three hits m eight lnmngs of player to Sign a 1966-li'l Kouf~ Dodgers 10.3· Blass 11 Portland hillers were Red I All-Star work and boasts an contract with CmcinnatJ. Pirates' 7-2· Marichal, Giant~ Ei,lllh ~tralgbt Lt.ss Wallbrown With a "ngle and Iearned run average for Wesley' a 6-foot-11 native ef ' ' The loss was the eig~lh 1n a tnpie, and Allen, Joboson, clasSic of 113 . Ft. Myers, Fia . had a career 13_4• ' ~~an League: S. Mtller row lor Cincmnah , nd thetr F;tch and Ritchie, each a sin- I Perry , who will be mak1~g average of 19 3 points per game . 1 • 1. B be second straight 1·0 · ctback to gle. R .Johnson went the diS· h;s ftrsl All-Star appearance, IS f 0 r Kansas • Watl , Or 10 es ,.. , ar r, th b' th G' ts . f d Angesvlance on the mound for Port- ed •g reason e ILea Ian are • 1 • the Do ioen. 0 roPS 1. 1 !0-2 , sanor, l'J h N I; McNally, Orioles 7.2.____ Willie Mays prevented the land. ~~ ~~~'"~-· H."~:."~on :~ ~; ::1 I NL All Star Hurlers are 1Announcedbvwa]t AIston LEADERS 1 - · AFTER the 4TH 1 I STRAW HATS REDUUD :•Do 'A JAC-SHIRTS 1 ' ! 2 11 I $5 Value J J .39 ALL SUMMER SUITS and SPORT COATS • . • Reducedl ··~·" ' J DOWi\JIE-GROSS e;s 6-i: OUR OWN LABEL •. "EBERSBACH" Rd T k T s e S 3 e OVer op pot In M1•ddleport Boys PIay We have all the I ( I \ IN SUPER 1 ,, KEM·TONE WAI.L PAINT eo. on fnt and ••,u, .•• and JUSt ont eoat brl111 frtsh new -ty Ill your rooms. I IVAIU ' . ' COTTAGE CHEESE '·. I • • \Easie•e Wav io · Lo11elqr Boom• 2!: 39t TilE RUSSIANS may lla•e IMred Fran.. •• De o.Jie liM elooerven wonder wholher they reony ue nwnl'lled ....lit whllt Ill 'wllltem Europe. Cllllla ma,y lie lla,.,.. •n Df a prv111e11. Ott ...,.,., .. ....... -EVANS! ,..ur....., ._. ......,_ I.R,W. HDWE.... .,, a. LUriiEtsUPPlY q. ... Ott' , . MIAMI ·~· IIACM lh~MJ~nlb)f. u 'l'ru• . '•i: ',, ... ' ~ .. .. ' ...._ ........ 0 ,-~l"r'Y• ' ::.. ~ ~-' ' ' A ' •• '' • The defending champions . M;ddieport Reds Boys League basetraii team found itself on familiar terram al 7 p m Wednesday. out In front of the , pack after edging the Braves 8-5. The Reds replaced the Braves! m the top spot, who only last that Thursday h•d usurped lofty perch from the Yankees. The Reds now are 9-3, the Yanks and Braves each 7·3. It was t2-year-<>ld Ron Clonch's three run homer in the bottom of the sixth that won the game. It put the Reds out front 8-5 The Braves had tied it up at 5-5 In their sixth on two walks and B. Vaughan's single. The Reds' sixth opened with Call wa!ldng, Cooke Singling With one out, and portsidej swincer Clonch lashing a line j sbot lor tbe grand tour. flraves hitteu were Taylor I >lingle and B. Vaughan three other singles, going four lor four. Reds hitters were Cooke two singles, Clonch another b<>mer lin tile fourth), McKinney .00. ll,yseU each a double and J. Ferreira two slngl~ CJpnch fanned 12, wolked II, hit two. Stevr Dunfee of the Braves fanned 10, w•lk!'d '''· hit noiN; body. Braves 812 002- 5 5 0 Reds 300 203 - 8 8 1 Dunfee and D McCloud. Clonch and Cochraa. •========='I 1 deciSions including se;:~:~g~ ~~ his last played In live All-Star games as an Amencan :a:ing his r:;:;:;r~p;~!~a~~e 2 HOUR DRY GOOD ROOF CLEANING Service On Request al League uniform. Tbe Phils' ngh~~ander hurled two inn•ing•; ll in the 1964 game, aiiowing hits and striking out four. He CLEANERS 1-1 in All-Star competition and Robinson's POMEROY - SING A ROUND GATHER 'ROUND AND -- WITH HUDEPOHL! 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Van Matre pitched live Inn- Mark Werry, wbo took the Cottageville Dodgers. batter ~ .PJI~ five Inning no ,' hitter Wednes- The Tiger pitcher was two igns of n<>-hlt ball but in the loss for the Pomeroy Yankees, Line scores: Tigers 1112 day night as the Gallipolis Tig- for two at the plate, including top of the fifth inning he was gave up 12 hits, walked seven Add•,ille 0011 00 - e 0 4 ~ Dodgers 004 eoo::l-4 5 l ·ers downed lhe Addaville Jets a double and a fifth mmng sm- me ked tor a single by Brent and sh·uck out six Both teams Tigers 30j 22-- 11 13 o E. Young; C.Clark " ' 1l ~ in the opener of the Eighth gle that put the Tigers ahead Clark and a double by Chester , playod errories> ali Pomeroy Batteries Addavllie Abbott (3) .00 R. ,l>it,OIIliiHedl 11eft three men on base and Pl. Meaige (LP) and Parsons; TigAnnual Kyaer Creek Little 11-0, to outomaticaity end the Roush. A trio of Tiger pitChers. with · and Welker. · ""' League Tournament game on the !0 run rule J Curtis Rnush started and Pleasant Kiwanis left seven ers - Kiesling (WP) and RodgR Abbott potting out a lire I ~ · ' ' '"' in the second contest of the J Other top T;ger !utters were· worked one mmng for frJth 's men stranded ers. In the third inning netting fo~ 1 latematlonal lAaCJif ·~r~ evening, Rick Van Matre, star , Brent Sanders. who had four : He gave ur fouc h li walked I Top hitters for K1wams were Fruth's 000 002- 9 2 o runs. defeated the Dnd2ers t '"'' Wednesday e·~nm' g in Pomeroy 1 By Ualted PrnJ W lnlml\ pitcher of the Mt'ddl eport Yan k- I smgles tn four tnps to the plate, three and strue k out two Brent B'lit Steele. a Single, double and Yankees 2W 03x- 9 12 0 ·~ L pet ees, 1965 defending champions, Barry Burnett •nd Bruce Rodg- <.:lark came on m the second tnple m four tnps to the Batteries Fruth's - Curtis Boys Lea81Je action. The Tig·' ·"'! 44 32 ~'"II" to9Bed a two-hitter as the Yank- ers, both two for three . Rtck and worked four mnmgs. He plate: Ken Ferrell, two for Roush tLP), Brent Clark (2), ers put across two runs in the Columbus ~ took a 9-2 win over Pt. Sm1th, one fur twu: and Mike 1gave up eight hits, walked one two Greg Hail and Ricky Km- and B. Clark and Chester Rnush "Still mad 81 me, bub, Ed?" · fifth to pull the game out ~~=:,lie : ~ ~00[..~ Pleasant Fruth's Pharmacy March;, a double m two tnps. and struck out eight nard. each two for u,re'e, and 12). Yankees - Van Maire M;ke Heck. strong Dodger Toronto , 40 39 ·ii\\l! u~ Rody Harden piched four M1cky Meaige, losing pitcher Van Matre paced Middleport Kinnard had a double. tWP) and Wilson. righthander, went ail the way , Toledo .39 40 .494 ,~ .lnninll! of no-h1t bail m the for the Jets. allowed 13 hits, h1Uers with four hits, including Tonight s tourney scbeduie is fanmng 9, 15sumg 5 walks and Richmond ~ 11 . .lfl\ .,7:, nightcap as the Pt. Pleasant K1- "aiked three and struck out a tnple, m lour trips to the 16 15 p m Gallipolis Red Sox KiwaniS 16! 5 - 13 12 0 biltmg one batter. Buffalo ,.,,,.JB .j!\ . •!fl ~ wanls downed the Pomeroy four 'f'he Jets left eight plate. Dav1d File was three for , vs Harrisonville Bombers; 7·30 Yankees 000 0- 0 0 0 S ~ ~ .4).~ Yankees 13-0 Harden walked base ahd had lour errors The four, Doug Lillie was two for I p m Gallipolis Indians vs Batteries: Kiwanis - HarTiger starter E. Young and J yracuse ''d , 8 1 Ifour, an d Terry P1c kens was M1ddleporl Senators: an d 8 30 den (WPl and Hail Yankeesc Clark who came on in the R h Wedlles two and stru~ k out 1"• as hIS Ttgers had no errors an d let te 8 Tay to 1 Abbott who also , or es r oron th 1rd • and teammat.• banged out 12 htls seven on ba~e. twu for three. , p m , Pt Pleasant Pure Oil vs , Werry (LP) and Wyatt. • R' h d • .......,"1• .. ,..~ ""I 'i!OhJti D0dgers Blan k Reds--~~-Agai·n ----·- I 0 K)~~~ ':,U~:~· l~~~~ye;':, o~~:~~ tJ :;•:;i~;dth~n:~"~r~:~ned ll l sCo;~la':u"b~ 35.BTuf:'l:r•u ' Tiger hitters were Yong and l' um us .•,II p Di 11 each a double, R. AbHe . ht 1 dog measur sponsors tf the annual tournaOJ!Y 't 1 ' • By United Press International ment, tossed out the first bail 18 0 American League bolt · gle J Bates two Ig a to Tiger pitcher Danny Kiesling a sm • ' . ed f th •to tilt· th und W. L. Pet. GB singles, and E. Abbott, a triple. . rom e 1 .. , 1 to get ings er~::;;· ov;~~- Claude Osteen has replaced Giants from falling to within • Back-to-back seventh mning McMillan's double off Philadel- Baltunore 58 27 .675 ... I Dodger bitters were J · Buck, wtthers or should~ ' :g c~~momes, me d '"1gd be Don Drysdale on the mound half game of second place doubles by pmch hitter Ron ph•a loser Darold Knowles Detroll 46 33 582 8 J . Welker, E. Ftfe and R. Nine squar~ 1~1 equal OM c:~r!'"rf;. w~o~tonT~~ e 2~ and at bat Pittsburgh when he slam•ned 1 Swoboda and Ed Kranepool opened the inning. Cleon Jones Cleveland 45 34 .570 9 Roach each a smgle, and Heck square yard lD Jioear me....... Y D dP Osteen ha" graduated from h1s I 9th hemer wtth two on ml drove m thrt'e runs to help scored one run with hts Cahforma 44 37 .543 11 I a three-run homer. an d the Metgs rum an 8 ug 1e t he Dodgers ,other " lefthander t he e1g hlh mmng to gn·e San 1' D<~rrell Sutherland of the Mets sacrtftce fly and, after u walk Mi nnesota 38 43 469 17 The Tigers had a frustrating '"' 1" ct.~• Corp Ou IID.d Get hM 1 il ed d to Los Angeles "other" pitcher FrancJSCG its margm of victory I gam his hrst wtn uf the season to Chuck Hiller Swoboda and Ch1cago 37 42 .468 17 second inmng which featured a .., oay• . 3 NIJbu • . li KJeS ' I ng 3 OW DO runs 80 · ~. , ' K Ct •• 444 19 I MIAMI IIACH 1 36 lk d th which IS about as much as }OU over St. Loms •wlavs game Ron Hunt's smole and Roy1 Kranepool doubled ansas I Y ..., · tr1ple, smgle and double, but . . _. you• saver 8001 Tod.,-' . 1 hJts wa e seven no e · · • · N y k 34 44 436 19~ ·1 ew or . 7;1 no runs scored 1 It opened with , un~oe.ue ..abie but -rru. ' h b ' d can expect when Sandy Kouf~x wnmng homer came ofl re- 1 --- - - - on yckmenl ~~ ~e~t . ~·· an,_ IS a teammate hever Don Dennis and followed I Washmgton 35 47 .427 201> the tnple but the batter was I stru 1111 1 a ers, e ma . , singles by . Len Gabnelson and J 32 51 .386 24 out at home stretchmg II; a Wh II e D r y s d a 1 e sulfurs I Tito Fuentes Wednesday's Resulls through the worst start of his Tracy Staiiard had baffled Boston 5 New York 3, Is! , career. Osteen, a notonous fast I the G13nls on four htts through I Boston 5 New York 4, 2nd fmiSher, IS lookmg like . the 1seven frames before Mays, who Wash 4 Ch1 3, 1st, tw;i>ght By United Press International Dodger> second 21f-game wmner has been m a longboll slump, • CINCINNATI (UP!) -South- has a 9-4 record so far this Wash 3 Chi 2, 2nd, night National League ' -and maybe more , powered his fJrst homer smre 1paw Sandy Kuufl.':< and nghthan-' season . Calif 1 Detrmt 0, 10 inn~. mght G. AB R. H. Pet. ! The 26-year-old southpaw June 28 to decide lhe result ders Juan Mancha! and Gay- I Th;rd lor Gibson Mmn 4 Cleve 3, twilight Alou, P11t 72 271 39 90 .332 ' chalked up h1s lith lnumph Wmmng ptlcher Lmdy MeDa- l lord Porry. a talented three- Gibson. a fast-bailing right- K C. 9 Bal B. 2nd, 11 mns. mghl Clmnt, Pitt 75314 43102 .325 Jagamst SIX setback• Wednesday niei replaced starter Bob Boim, J' some who have a combined bander 18 11-8 this year and Bait II Kan City 0. Is~. tw;llght 1 Stargil, Pitt 70 257 45 83 .323 1mght when he stymied the who mjured his ankle slidmg m record of 40-8 so far this will be making hiS third Ali(AI\ T;mes ED f) Morgn, Hou 66 251 34 80 .3191 Cmcmnat1 Reds 1-0 "n four h1ts, the seventh season, were among the e<ght Star appearance while Veale I Thursday • Probable Pitcher• : Carty, Alia 77 239 31 76 .318 and a Ia Drysdale, dn•ve m the The victory came after pitchers chosen Wednesday by (1().5) has been named for the Detroit at Mtnnesota- Wtcker· 1 Alleu, Phlia 61211 54 69 .318: game's only run with an eighth- Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente Manager Waiter Walston lor second straight t1me, although sbam (4-21 vs. Grant t5-ll). g Sanlo, Ch1 72 25li 43 80 .:m1 mmng smgie batted m f;ve runs to lead the the National League All-Star I he did not see action 10 last p.m Cepeda, StL 60 198 24 61 .3061 Elsew'Jere m the Nahonal Pirates past the Cubs. The All- squad. year's contest I Chicago at Washmgton-Jobo I Helms. Cm &1251 28 76 303 1League. San Franc1scr shadtd Star outfielder clubbed his llth McCool (4-4) and Raymond 1t6-5) vs R1chert (8-8). 8 05 1 Alou, Alia 84 364 54110 .302 St Louis 3-2. P;tL,hurgh homer a double and a smgle as The Los Angeles Dodger ! !5-ZI are boh relief specialists p.m. America• League I whipped Ct'Icago t0-5 Alian:a h B ' d 1 th 10 manager also named J1m and l"'" Perry 88 newcomers Boston at New York-Sheldon G. AB R. H. Pct. Jdumped flo~ston 8-1 and New I I e ucs ~or~ ;·~e 0 I elf Bunnmg of the Philadelphia to the All Star squad (5-10) vs Downmg (6-li . a·oo ' 0 Snydr Ball 64 186 40 64 344 York beat Ph;ladelptm ;.5 ~uns ~II e ~ 1 n~mgs. Phil lies , Bob Gtbson of the St. The Am~ncan League staff p m. Kali~, Del 70250 49 79 .316 1, In tt.e American L<Jgue, i al::e ho;:;e:~ 10;" Pi~~b~~~~ Louis Cardtnals. Claude Ray- conSistmg of Sam McDowell (Only games scheduled ) National League F.Rbsn, Bal 81296 65 93 .314 Balt;morc's Bnog Powr•ll rlrove wh;le B;lly Williams. Ron Santo mond of the Houston Astros and Gary Bell of Cleveland, ' ' Oliva, Mmn 19 307 48 96 .313 in 11 tuns " ' the Onoles d R d H ndl d and southpaws B1ily McCool of Jim Kaal of Mmnesota Mel W. L. Pel. GB 1 Slmn, Clev 63 214 29 66 308 divided a pan w1th Kansas ~n Chan Y u ey connec e the Cincmnalt Reds and Bob Stottiemyre of New 'York, San Fran 51 32 .614 ... Powll, Ball 77 266 44 80 .301 c1ty, wmmng the opener 11-0 or H~~~goHlttlng Barrage Veale of the Ptttsburgh Puates rookie J;m l!unter ol Kansas I Pittsburgh 48 32 .600 I B.Rbsn, Bal 63 338 55 101 21111 and drcpptng the second game M k } , 1 h to the team wh1ch will host the City Steve Barber of Balli- Los Angeles 45 34 .570 4 Rchrdt, Cal 1126f'>40 76 292 11-8 in 11 inmngs B"'ton to~k d ~c Ton~ ~~r~nth omer Amencan League AII·Sars next Ifore· Denms Me Lam of Detroit I Phtladelphra 44 37 .543 6 Sihrn, Calif 66179 19 52.291 two from New Yo~k ,.J and 5-4 land thoeBorre; s olt eyfear Tuesday m Sl Louis. and,Pete Rl"hert of Washington i Houston 43 39 .>24 71> 74 269 35 78 290 . • e e raves a>Sau on our K f th Dod ,8 , " Sl L<mLs 38 41 481 11 Ct d nI• P·'if uu 1Wash••gton swept Chwrgo 1-3 H 1 J h ou ax , e ger ace was named earlier by Manager · · 1h . H~me Runs and .1-~ Cal,forma d•reated al~~sh~~ :~~u~;; an:~~~·le win~ picked up his 15th VIctory Sam Mele. AUanta 39 45 .464 12Y, N&llMal Leape: Aaron, Detro.! 1-0 " !0 inm·.gs and h. h fte F i A~ , i d Tuesday mght and has been Cmcmnali 36 43 456 13 Braves 25; Torre, Braves 21; Mmne3nta edgut CJevo',md 4-J I ;s hom:' ath r the lpe ~u ed beaten only three times Be l HAIIIEY TO SCOUT New York 34 44 .436 141> Allen, Pbilhes, Hart, Giants 20; O.teen personally br:ke up ' I oft e oui r wT• a smkg ed ahn was the wmner m last year's NEW YORK iUPll -The ChiCago 24 55 .304 25 StargeU, PD"ates & Mays, sco~ei~.,'J p;tcll::.b du"'l With I ohne out Daters hurr~l socked IS All~Star contest which saw the New York Yankees announced . Wednesday's Result• Gienta 19. omer on c wa plc e up Nattonal Lea ue forge ahead in Pittsburgh 10 Ch](~ago 5 ,• . F Rb Milt t'appas by str kmg a hiS mtt;ai v;ctory for Atlanta g Wednesday the appomtment of San Francisco 3 St. LouiS 2 1 Amer catl ...ague. , o m- ' Single to tlfht held after f . the senes for the f;rst tnr.e 18- Roy Harney former team N Y k 7 Ph I 5 I . les 20 Scott Red Sox , · a ter wmnmg games as a 17 Th • ew or 1 a , mg 11 6011 OriO Three months of summer left - Llke 11 be Kou fax , SIX th ' general manager, ' . • • ra1hng to bunt tw1ce, t• score Pirate · IS WI as director of Atlanta 8 Houston I, rught & Powell, Or~oles 18, Pepitone, John l(,",medy, who , "" opened AII-St:'r ~ame the club's West Coast and Los Angeles I Cmc• 0, nl ht advantage of the hot • hot weather Yank-; • Kahne. T1gers 17. the " liP h with a duuble ll was I Mancha! s Fifth Appearance Northwest area scoutmg pr<>g specials at ..• - ' · Jettk 't~" P1'1~lto• M 1 1 h hi Thursday's Probable Pttchef! Run. Batted In Osteen c second h1t of ttH night 'KI ' · • ·;:, arw 1a. w u won s 1rs 1 gram . •All Ti EDT~ Nallonal . League: . Aaron, ' and bo::ted hiS batt,ng average 110 games this se1lson, has Harney, 63, has been serving Pittsbur h :eh.ica o-VeaJe Braves 64; White, Ph1ll1cs. & 1to a '"PI-Clabte ~ 61 1 6-Hit ll-8 Victory , posted a 13-4 record for the San m an advisory capaclly sim•e (l()-5) vs g Simmons 1f_ 2) 2 30 Shop Friday Night Til 8-Saturday NljJht'ttl 9 Mays, Giants SS; AJlen, Phllhes OstP "Il who f1r::,t Dllchrd m Letart behind the six . hit Francisco Gianls and will be he ret1red as oeneral manager . 54 Stargeli & Clemente ' ' h r1fth d • p.m. I 1 ' ' 1 the maJ£11" leagues fo!' the Reds p1tchmg of Steve Jenkms • scor- 1appearmg m · IS Th mJ arter the 1963 season. New y or k at Ph Ja 1 de1Ph1a- 1 PJrates & Torre Braves 53 1 ' 8 R. b In' 1957, owercd ""earned run ed an 11-8 wm over Portland lseason casSic. e Friend (1-1) vs Buhl (5-<\J 1·35 A i L · I : -, • mer.can eague: · o. m- averag., to a cia sy ~ .". about m Lillie Southern League play r·Ighthander started last year's WESLEY SIGNS pm son, Orioles 67; Powell, Ormies 1 h8 1! 1 11 d 1 , 4 30 . nu th' k •game and was the wmmng CINCINNATI (UP!) · . I 66, F. Robonson, Orioles S3. . ) rys a e s • a IS wee · I. CmcmnatJ at San Franctsco- 1 "Home of Arrow Shirts"- Pomeroy Scott Red Sox 52· Kahne I boosted hiS won-lost r.·LOrd to Jenkms also led Letart htl- pitcher '" both the 1962 and Wesley of Kansas, the number ElliS <0.12) vs. Sadecki (3-5) or ' Ti & Oliva Twi~s 48 ' l n -6 wh;te hiS tall ng1ti•anded tmg w;th a tnple and single I 1964 contests. He has allowed one draft choice of the Rnyals, Gibbon (3-5). 4 p m. ~all • I a 1 League· Perr I colle-Jgne " almost a ' omplete while Paul Jusltce had a doub- 1Amencan League batters only Wednesday became the first Grants 12-1, Cuellar, A; tros I reverSii ot those flg•••<S at 5- le and Bob Arnott, a smgle. l three hits m eight lnmngs of player to Sign a 1966-li'l Kouf~ Dodgers 10.3· Blass 11 Portland hillers were Red I All-Star work and boasts an contract with CmcinnatJ. Pirates' 7-2· Marichal, Giant~ Ei,lllh ~tralgbt Lt.ss Wallbrown With a "ngle and Iearned run average for Wesley' a 6-foot-11 native ef ' ' The loss was the eig~lh 1n a tnpie, and Allen, Joboson, clasSic of 113 . Ft. Myers, Fia . had a career 13_4• ' ~~an League: S. Mtller row lor Cincmnah , nd thetr F;tch and Ritchie, each a sin- I Perry , who will be mak1~g average of 19 3 points per game . 1 • 1. B be second straight 1·0 · ctback to gle. R .Johnson went the diS· h;s ftrsl All-Star appearance, IS f 0 r Kansas • Watl , Or 10 es ,.. , ar r, th b' th G' ts . f d Angesvlance on the mound for Port- ed •g reason e ILea Ian are • 1 • the Do ioen. 0 roPS 1. 1 !0-2 , sanor, l'J h N I; McNally, Orioles 7.2.____ Willie Mays prevented the land. ~~ ~~~'"~-· H."~:."~on :~ ~; ::1 I NL All Star Hurlers are 1Announcedbvwa]t AIston LEADERS 1 - · AFTER the 4TH 1 I STRAW HATS REDUUD :•Do 'A JAC-SHIRTS 1 ' ! 2 11 I $5 Value J J .39 ALL SUMMER SUITS and SPORT COATS • . • Reducedl ··~·" ' J DOWi\JIE-GROSS e;s 6-i: OUR OWN LABEL •. "EBERSBACH" Rd T k T s e S 3 e OVer op pot In M1•ddleport Boys PIay We have all the I ( I \ IN SUPER 1 ,, KEM·TONE WAI.L PAINT eo. on fnt and ••,u, .•• and JUSt ont eoat brl111 frtsh new -ty Ill your rooms. I IVAIU ' . ' COTTAGE CHEESE '·. I • • \Easie•e Wav io · Lo11elqr Boom• 2!: 39t TilE RUSSIANS may lla•e IMred Fran.. •• De o.Jie liM elooerven wonder wholher they reony ue nwnl'lled ....lit whllt Ill 'wllltem Europe. Cllllla ma,y lie lla,.,.. •n Df a prv111e11. Ott ...,.,., .. ....... -EVANS! ,..ur....., ._. ......,_ I.R,W. HDWE.... .,, a. LUriiEtsUPPlY q. ... Ott' , . MIAMI ·~· IIACM lh~MJ~nlb)f. u 'l'ru• . '•i: ',, ... ' ~ .. .. ' ...._ ........ 0 ,-~l"r'Y• ' ::.. ~ ~-' ' ' A ' •• '' • The defending champions . M;ddieport Reds Boys League basetraii team found itself on familiar terram al 7 p m Wednesday. out In front of the , pack after edging the Braves 8-5. The Reds replaced the Braves! m the top spot, who only last that Thursday h•d usurped lofty perch from the Yankees. The Reds now are 9-3, the Yanks and Braves each 7·3. It was t2-year-<>ld Ron Clonch's three run homer in the bottom of the sixth that won the game. It put the Reds out front 8-5 The Braves had tied it up at 5-5 In their sixth on two walks and B. Vaughan's single. The Reds' sixth opened with Call wa!ldng, Cooke Singling With one out, and portsidej swincer Clonch lashing a line j sbot lor tbe grand tour. flraves hitteu were Taylor I >lingle and B. Vaughan three other singles, going four lor four. Reds hitters were Cooke two singles, Clonch another b<>mer lin tile fourth), McKinney .00. ll,yseU each a double and J. Ferreira two slngl~ CJpnch fanned 12, wolked II, hit two. Stevr Dunfee of the Braves fanned 10, w•lk!'d '''· hit noiN; body. Braves 812 002- 5 5 0 Reds 300 203 - 8 8 1 Dunfee and D McCloud. Clonch and Cochraa. •========='I 1 deciSions including se;:~:~g~ ~~ his last played In live All-Star games as an Amencan :a:ing his r:;:;:;r~p;~!~a~~e 2 HOUR DRY GOOD ROOF CLEANING Service On Request al League uniform. Tbe Phils' ngh~~ander hurled two inn•ing•; ll in the 1964 game, aiiowing hits and striking out four. He CLEANERS 1-1 in All-Star competition and Robinson's POMEROY - SING A ROUND GATHER 'ROUND AND -- WITH HUDEPOHL! ' • ' TWO KINDS ......_.... Asbestos Fibre Roof Paint and Asphaltum Roof Paint .............._ s .25 5 GALLON HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY Of CINCINNATI. OHIO Get the new . Scotch-Pack, with favorite old songs on the package. Hudepohl .•. .Hf>m,t!f,., 'I" ' GALLON - - - 9Sc .' ,,1 Ready For fte Brusil ·· Ebersbach Hardw "EVERYTHIJ«; IN HARDWARE? MAIN ST.· ·• ' ' . ' �·' . -- ___........._ •• ... -- . ____ ,... I " •• _,. --·--·~ I 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 7, 1966 one letter to each squure, to form four ordinary words. W~ERE :::I~I~_l/] IDAI~nw ~ A Gli!.L 1'\JT MEN WHO WERE i<NEE.;DEE:P' IN l-0\1: wrm fle~. Now arranre the circled letten · to form the 1urpriH answer, u 0 X) I ~~~=-=-~~~;:::;::;_~•;•J~g~e:•t:ed~b~y· the above cartoon. l..;t.JoN HER" ax 1 x:r J" r xr xJ (Antwen tomorrow) Jun•hl"' COMIT HARPY GARISH LIQUID Yelkrdo~r'• l Al~t~<~ tr: Thi• mY,hl pr1!1'1'n l a bunk from <olluJNW..-A DAM ' Syracuse WSCS ' Meetsatliome 01 Mrs. Thomas U...cramble theso lour Jumbleo, IJ I~ f'mnily Dinner n Given on Fourth Mason Personal The WSCS of the Syracu!C Methodist church met TuesdiiJ evening at the home of Mrs. Royal Thomas. Mrs. Wllllm Eichinger, presldll!lt, eonductel the meeting which opened with · devotions taken from Lute I by Mrs. Dana Winebrenner who hac for her topic, Liberty In Christ Mrs. Thomas presented the pro gram topic, The EUB story_ Miseellatieaus Shower Given Af C/Ork HOme . ATTEND PICNIC . July picnic held at the ~esldenro : Oh!o, ·tH.''il•r MASON - Thirty persono •"' of Mr . • nd Mr,, •.: riBty ' "·' H• •1'" ll!nded the annual Fourlb oi l Mil6011. They .,.ere Mr. aDd Mn. 1Cbarles Cdbeo, Joe Jones family, Mr. aDd and Mrs. Grate, Mrs. Jameo Haley, Mra._ Mrs. Walter W•rry and fami!'y, l A. L. Wagner, Charles Macblr and Mrs. Mar- Mr. and \Irs. John Sisson 8Dd \Mrs. Lee Richardson and ley Fetty. family, Mr. and Mn. Warrea IJllie Singer, holt and Self and family, CollUIIbus, Mr. and Mrs. BletDer. SCHOOL CONCLVDED The Alfred Melhodlst Church has completed a week el Bible School with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Uber, misaionarles, In charge. There was 8fJ enrollment of Bludenlll 8Dd an avenge tendance of 30. There was an average attendance of 12 teach- 11 ers and adults. The theme thl• year was "Witness and Servcle." SELLERS' VISITORS Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sellers and Jim over the week MENS eod were Pvt. David Sellers of Fort Eustice, Va.,· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker and daughter and Joe Sellers of East uv·er-11 (WASHABLE) pool: Mrs. Plu'llis Karr and children, Paula Kay He~lliticks ll SIZES 29 to 40 of Columbus, and Judy Jenny Sellers of Racine. Bl~tner, Mr,''••'- ;'~~:!~~~:s~ MASON - Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Maaoa entertained with a Two !lfUOII ,.,.rtbs,lcolty C&- Fourth of july family dinner at AVAUNCHE (IL()B The meeting opened with the die a•d_ BUiy Fry, of the Maaon ber borne, Monday. Guests ln-. NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Ralph 'l'he Avalanche Home Demon- singing of "0 God of Mercy, Methediat Church, attended the eluded two of her three brothers Clark was recently honored llrallon Club met for their June God of Might" followed with Methodist Church tamp at A&- of tbe U.S. Air Force, with their with a miscellaneous shower meeting at the home of Mrs. lhe reading of Psalm 89, and a bury WoodJ, ,recently. families, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the home of Mra. Estyl Albert Thompson. The theme prayer bY the leader, hynm, , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ball and King and family of Wolfford New Haven. The celor "God's Love" was used by "Lord, Speak To Me," the family of Thurman, (Milo visit- Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Nick; I of pink and white was Mr!. Ray Thompson for the scripture lessoR Luke 10:25-37. ed over the weekend with her King. Another brother, Jimmy througboul the home. de;otlons. A vocal solo was sung by Mrs. parents, Mr. and 111'1. Leslt!r King stationed lo Germany was i Games were played Mrs. J. J. Reed presented the William Russell, accompanied Dodson. unable to attend. es awarded to Mrs. Raymond le.son "New Standarda of Com- I by Mrs. Harry Layne. Presell- Weekend guest ol Mrl. Stella Others attending were Mr. and Roosh and Mrs. Otbo Llevlng. lll'lmly Meals." Itation of the topic was by the 1Turner, was her brolher, W. Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo Letart· The door prize was givea Durlag the business meeting jleader with the followmg taking I Everett Mulleu ol Marmel, W. Mr. and Mrs . Revna King, Jr.', Mrs. Raymond Fields. the Mason County Council meet -; part: "Social S.rvi<'e in the Va. New Haveo; Mr. and Mrs. Car- The color scheme was lug and tea to be held on July lJld Tesarnent," Mrs. carroll Miss Stella Gres1 visited ill roll ShiRM 8l1d family, Leon; ried out with refreshments 12 at tbe Appalachaln Building Adams, Jr.; "Social Service Pomeroy, recently wllh Mrs. I Mrs. R. C. King, Henderson, ice cream, cake and puncb m Pt. Pleasant was announced . in the New Testament," Mrs. I Lena Eberabach while Mrs. E. IMr. Albert Smtzel ud Normaa 1ed to Mrs. James Hart, The speaker wUI . be from Thm- Hilda R1dgway : "Social Service I L. C&pepart visited with her , Reynolds. !Frank Young, Mrs. Carl Clark, land. They also d1""'ssed the in Modern Thought" by Mrs. daughter and husband, Mr. and I - Miss Linda Clark, Mrs. V. sellmg of the club house by the :Allred Sprouse: ''Social Service Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum. I leave nut week . Price, Mrs. Leonard Fields Board of EducatioR at pubhe I According !i1 the Christian's Mr. and Mrs. Walter Werry - M lth alt~r vlsltlllg Kimberly Mrs. Ferris .ousru, u · A t . m ason w their s1ster Mrs ' -· auc. on m ugus . i V1ew," Mrs. John Fry; "lnstitu- returned from a vacation to Clara Barlo• and . h' ' · Mrs. Elson Long, Mrs. Games were played and thr , lions of Soda! Mi•istery in our several State Parks, Black Wa- relatives ' Wit olher my Taylor, Mrs. John prizes were woo by Mrs. Lie<IIo i Synod," Mrs. David Roush. ter Falls, Babcock, and Wat. · 1 and Carolyn, Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mn. Donald Haynes and !They closrd with the Mlsst011• ga. The six hwtdred mile trip Dr. E. A. Schaekel entertain- Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs. Mrs .. John Smtih. Others at- ~ ary Benrdictio•. included visits to other scenic ed the Mason Methodist Men dell Kaylor, Mrs. Raymond tendmg were Mrs. J . J. Reed, Mrs. Davi<! Roush presided spots. with a watermelon feed at his Roush, Mrs . Otllo Lievlng, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Le<> ; at the business meeting at Guests of Mr. a11d Mra. Joho summer cottage In upper Mas- Leo Clark, Mrs. Clyde Clark Thompoon, Mrs. Ray Thomp- jwhicb time she thanked those McDaniel over the weekeRd on. Mr. Donald Foglesong con- and Martha, Mrs. Mel Clark son, Mrs. T. Clark Sayre. guest helping in any way with the- were Mr. and Mrs. Emory dueled the vesper SOI'VIce and and Barbara, Mrs. RaymOIIII Hamett Thompson and Mrs. I painting of the pari sh house. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mr. Gler, Cart.wrlgbl, president. Fields, Mrs. Dallas Gibbs, Mrs. For All Tho Femily Albert Thompson. It wa announced lhat 106 Cleland, all of New Cumber- 1 conduc<ed lhe business meeting. I Mary Will, Mrs. Gordon Clark, BOYS LUTHERAN WOMEN pounds of clothing had been land, W. Va.; Mrs. Donald ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson Mrs . Fred Marks, Mrs. Gerald The Esther and Rebecaa Cir- sent lo Lutheran World Relief. Sponaugle and children of Steu- returned on Saturday alter vis- ~ Clark, Mrs. Estyl Clark, the of the Lutheran Church Also that the Esther Circle had benville. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. iting al Chicago Heights, llli- honorrd guest aod Bobby CarWomen held" Jmnt meetmg on taken as a project saving soap Leo Vining and children, Mrs. nots, with Mr . and Mr.. Lester son. S•mday evemng at the church. scraps to be sent to Viet Nam Eloise Mankl,n and children all Russell. Sending gilts were Mrs. Nor(WASHABLE) program "Social Service" through L.W.R. It was of Pomeroy. ' ' Mrs. Lester Zerkle and Mrs. man Will, Mrs. Herman Grate, SIZES 6-20 \ ~d~~~rs. J . V. McGrew. ed that the group would hold Mrs. Floyd MrDermltl of , Russell Barton, beth Mrs. Ira Fields, Mrs. Edwin Middleport, 0. - •a picnic in August. Pompa Beach, Florida return- ol the Mason Methodist Chm·ch, King , Mrs. Bill Brown, Refreshments were served ed home on Tuesday alter vis- attended the office,., Stanley Hart, Miss the Esther Circle to those at- iting a week with Mrs. Clara school heald in Huntington tending: Mrs. Gary R o us Williams, at Cliftoa and with otb- week . ' Mrs. Jack T_ Welch , Mrs. er relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William ert Layne, Mrs . Dona ld Mr. and Mrs. Charril McDan- 3lld son, Hank, of Princeton gardner, Mrs. J . V. McGrew, let visit"'l over the Junction, New Jersey visited NOW IN PROGRESS! SO AAANY PEOPLE AROUND BIG BEND Fomaus Bronds-Budgof , Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. with Mr. and Mra. Stanley SauR- her mother, Mrs. Emma Ryan Priced I Layne, Mrs . Harold Rose, ders and family In Columbus. for several days. FOR OVER 30 YEARS Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. Hilda Mr. Howard Rayburn of Mr. Danny. Harbour of the Rtdgway, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Perth Amboy, New Jersey vis- Marmes, stationrd at Camp . Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Wil- ited over the weekend with hls Lejeune visited over the weekJiiam Powell, Sr., Mrs. A. L. mother, Mrs. Hester Rayburn. end with his wile, Dianna, and Middleport, 0. ~iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::~S~pr~o~us~e~,_:M~rs~. .;,D~a~v~id~R~o~u~sh~, W.Mrs. FinkLouise of other relalives. See For Youroelfl Drive To Mason, W.Va. Va. Rosa and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Claron.,_ Baier of Follansbee, W. Va., w II of Charleston, visited their home - --here, and are reportedly expeci.THE DRIVE WILL DO YOU GOOD RIZER OIL COMPANY'S Mrs. C. M. Adams, Jr., Mrs. lng to reside here In the near Herman Layne, Mrs. Orpba future. Ohlinger, and Mrs. John Fry, •iiiiiilllliiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiil LEGION AUXIUARY The America• Legion Auxiliary Post 140 held a picnic at the New HaveR Park oa Mooday evening. A report from Sandra Stewart ol CUfl<ln, who attended Rhndodendroa Girlll State, bigblighted the evenillg. 7.75 xiS tube-typo An election of elficers was blackwall plut $1.58 federal held with Mrl. Eleanor Rouah excise tax and being elected president. Other Gld tire officers elected were: Mrs. MaBlAND-NEW GOODYEAR ry Roush, vice preaidellt Lola AIL WEATHER- THE ONLY Roash, second vice preslde•t: LOW-PRICED TIRE WITH Thelma C&pebart, secretarY • EXTRA-MILEAGE TUFBYN RUBBER TWIN DECK SUMMER SPECIAU treasurer: Cbarlolte Rouah, blsI OO's AND J!XTRA-BTRONG loT NYLON CORD toriaa: Belva Lewis, chaplain. SPRAY The aext meeting will be held on July lith at the New Haven Park wilh Mary Aumiller 8Dd Belva Lewis as hOBteaaes. .. oblnol Those atte•dillg were Nora REG. $1.49 _ 2 DECKS Woodhue - Tigren Tripp, Sadie Worth, Belva tr Pita corupacta, med1um·aize ami Ills carol Lewla, Dooaa Tulloh, Mary Flambeau • Aphrodisia Roush, Sybil Smith, Lola Weaver, Charlotte Roush, Thelma Roush, Kathl... Roush, Mary FOR YOUR REG. $3.39 Aumiller, Thelma C&peharl 8lld Eleanor Roush. A card was sl8ned by an members to be aenl to Mra. e Ladies & Child...,. CIMn hilt Room Bill Roush who waa a patient REG. Sc at Ple888RI Valley Hospital. •Cold Drinking. Fount•i• Mr. aad Mrs. Hermaa Wille .• • T. V. Tube Tester of Pompano Beach, Florida, vl&lted her URcle sad aunt, Mr. • Cornpleto Line of Holr PreJMrotl8lld Mrs. Otto Grimm, last •FrH Parking In R- of Store week. Mr. 8lld Mr1- Fred PomertiJ eMoney Orden and Mille of Santa Cruz, N. M., •Air Conditioned are visiting wltb her parents, Mr. 3lld Mn. Doaald R. Roush. Mr. 8lld Mrs. Ralph Sayre and sons are vacaliolliltg tflis week ill Myrtle Beach, S. C. REG. 98c lEG. 69c Mr. sad Mrs. WIUiaJn Nease of Bucthannoa and family vl&BROMO SEL TZEFI lted durtq ths weetelld with relatives bore, 15 Mr. a11d Mra. Robert Teuant DR. WERNETTS and cblldrel are vacalloling ill CAN COLGATES Wellsburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrl. B. 1. Howard and Mike are vacalloat.g lbll Plus tu nd old tlra week at Myrtle Beach, S. C. RIG. 75c Mrs. William C. Gibbs bas lneludlng Sc Off L.bel EASY TERMS I FIRE MOUNTING I returned to her borne after be·a, • · • lag I surgical palielll 11 H"'Woedbury 7 oz. un "NO LIMITH GUARANTEE I Tabu· Ambush· 20 Carat PHIUIPS Hospllai. Tommy JayHS ol Johnson City, Teu., Is 'risltiDg at the REG. bome of Mr. and Mrl. Howard $2.25 _ _ $1.19 _ ............ 11' a Wagelhals. Mra. wuu.m (Mary) Rouah waa a recent patient at Pleu8111 Valley Hospital. Clyde 'l'hom.u and Bobby Roush of Fort Clml1iJell, tty.. 'l'lllted their bomeS during the week-11 ~Jfa. Henry Buck, Jr. ud llaugblera 11'8 v181tlllg wltb Der parents Ill .Ralmoke, Va. "'tla'iptions he OUrMeln Business Mr. aDd Mrs. .Johll Lqnl .. OWel8boro, Ky., Ylstted • ltl M.IICDIND ... PAIICM IN . llr. IIIII Mrs. 1larrJ .lbe . . . NEW HAVEN · •. - - ""rl ~~k~ NO ,IRONING a~ During the bualness aesslon, seven ahut-ln calls were repor&. ed. The birthday of Mrl, Tho mas was observed. Plans wero made for a picnic at the Syra. cuse psrl<, Tuesday, Auguat 1 at 6 p.m. A reading, "Challengo to the Church," bY Howard Jones, associate evangelist In the Billy Graham team, wa1 read by Miss Marcia Karr to close the meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess to the above ancl Mrs. Carl Weese, Mrs. Frank Winebrenner and Mrs. Wendell G. 3tutler. PA T PANTS lr...,::...,=------~.;;;.;;;;;;;;;; nNNIS SHOES 1 1 PANTS :))l~tR'S Roush's Shoe Store !• tiAS IT! SUMMER ' · The New 1 Shoe Sale l ~NDA• • · ~ THE SHOE Box n• ..,... DeflldiF S•~•rsillll PIIIIJ fir llo••fn,. , PStCA£DITTJ ..ll.f • Completely t~ulet operation-. pump and motor are entirelr •ubmergrd under water In the well. • Outstanding performance proved bj' rugged, 6 111011t111' fteld lost-umler au well oo"' dillon&. •No prlmlne, ... plt, no pumP' house - livea up to 41110.00 CIA installation. WELL DRILLING (Everything Complltol Nothl~wn- :16 Months To,, .. Utt IH-tiiiD SIIIWal GOESSLER ~OUR PR£SCR1Pl!ON SIMON'S MARKET Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Frldoy Ti I 8 J MAIM h. There Must Be A Reason Saturday Til 9 WY 2-3975 tKl 8\GGlST IAIGA\K \N t\\Stotl1 POMEROY FRESH GROUND & PACKAGED UND BEEF 3 lb.s1· PARADE • 2 PLAYTIME ESSENTIALS! 99c OR DRIP-lb. 83c COFFEE s•l. S IR!,wER TOYS - 101v.. $ 00 Bayer Aspirin ·--"'·--- PLAYING CARDS O.T. LOTIO[~ COLOGNE 66c 66( Shopping Pleasure CANDY BARS- ,~ CHEWING .GUM 10 for 29c 8St For HOT Weather! Sheers. Voiles. Bembergs 89c Phillips. Sisters Style Shop Court Street • Pomeroy ' ' Solid Cologne SWIMMING ACCESSOR· IES - Goggles, masks, ear plugs, n6se clips, fins, SllOrkels, Inflated beach balls, rings, rafts, etc. .,EN FRI. A SAT. UNTIL t WY 2-3498 POMEROY I_•••............. J 47c EXLAX ·•• 69C DENTURE ADHESIVE S6c 504 --·................... Gar- den sets, paDs, spriDkii.Dg cans, lawn mowen etc., to keep the kids amused andhappy. Cool Dresses 2 r oz. or\TALUESl VARIETY-PACKAGED lb. Shop Pickens Hardware aEXALL 29 2 MEAT I I "AIR CONDITIONED" SPRAY DEODORANT ue. 48c ' : TOOTHPASn Reg. 79c .... · · .. Sic -' ' . :.. ~ • 1 • • . MILK MAGNESIA Reg. 69c · ...... · 43c • J• I• • •. w- SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY 2·2955 112 1. M.l11 P'ome...Y 4 Regjltered Pharmacits to Sem ¥ou ROLLERS . . . Air DUTTO 0. i h �·' . -- ___........._ •• ... -- . ____ ,... I " •• _,. --·--·~ I 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 7, 1966 one letter to each squure, to form four ordinary words. W~ERE :::I~I~_l/] IDAI~nw ~ A Gli!.L 1'\JT MEN WHO WERE i<NEE.;DEE:P' IN l-0\1: wrm fle~. Now arranre the circled letten · to form the 1urpriH answer, u 0 X) I ~~~=-=-~~~;:::;::;_~•;•J~g~e:•t:ed~b~y· the above cartoon. l..;t.JoN HER" ax 1 x:r J" r xr xJ (Antwen tomorrow) Jun•hl"' COMIT HARPY GARISH LIQUID Yelkrdo~r'• l Al~t~<~ tr: Thi• mY,hl pr1!1'1'n l a bunk from <olluJNW..-A DAM ' Syracuse WSCS ' Meetsatliome 01 Mrs. Thomas U...cramble theso lour Jumbleo, IJ I~ f'mnily Dinner n Given on Fourth Mason Personal The WSCS of the Syracu!C Methodist church met TuesdiiJ evening at the home of Mrs. Royal Thomas. Mrs. Wllllm Eichinger, presldll!lt, eonductel the meeting which opened with · devotions taken from Lute I by Mrs. Dana Winebrenner who hac for her topic, Liberty In Christ Mrs. Thomas presented the pro gram topic, The EUB story_ Miseellatieaus Shower Given Af C/Ork HOme . ATTEND PICNIC . July picnic held at the ~esldenro : Oh!o, ·tH.''il•r MASON - Thirty persono •"' of Mr . • nd Mr,, •.: riBty ' "·' H• •1'" ll!nded the annual Fourlb oi l Mil6011. They .,.ere Mr. aDd Mn. 1Cbarles Cdbeo, Joe Jones family, Mr. aDd and Mrs. Grate, Mrs. Jameo Haley, Mra._ Mrs. Walter W•rry and fami!'y, l A. L. Wagner, Charles Macblr and Mrs. Mar- Mr. and \Irs. John Sisson 8Dd \Mrs. Lee Richardson and ley Fetty. family, Mr. and Mn. Warrea IJllie Singer, holt and Self and family, CollUIIbus, Mr. and Mrs. BletDer. SCHOOL CONCLVDED The Alfred Melhodlst Church has completed a week el Bible School with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Uber, misaionarles, In charge. There was 8fJ enrollment of Bludenlll 8Dd an avenge tendance of 30. There was an average attendance of 12 teach- 11 ers and adults. The theme thl• year was "Witness and Servcle." SELLERS' VISITORS Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sellers and Jim over the week MENS eod were Pvt. David Sellers of Fort Eustice, Va.,· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baker and daughter and Joe Sellers of East uv·er-11 (WASHABLE) pool: Mrs. Plu'llis Karr and children, Paula Kay He~lliticks ll SIZES 29 to 40 of Columbus, and Judy Jenny Sellers of Racine. Bl~tner, Mr,''••'- ;'~~:!~~~:s~ MASON - Mrs. Albert Swatzel, Maaoa entertained with a Two !lfUOII ,.,.rtbs,lcolty C&- Fourth of july family dinner at AVAUNCHE (IL()B The meeting opened with the die a•d_ BUiy Fry, of the Maaon ber borne, Monday. Guests ln-. NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Ralph 'l'he Avalanche Home Demon- singing of "0 God of Mercy, Methediat Church, attended the eluded two of her three brothers Clark was recently honored llrallon Club met for their June God of Might" followed with Methodist Church tamp at A&- of tbe U.S. Air Force, with their with a miscellaneous shower meeting at the home of Mrs. lhe reading of Psalm 89, and a bury WoodJ, ,recently. families, Mr. and Mrs. Charles the home of Mra. Estyl Albert Thompson. The theme prayer bY the leader, hynm, , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ball and King and family of Wolfford New Haven. The celor "God's Love" was used by "Lord, Speak To Me," the family of Thurman, (Milo visit- Texas, and Mr. and Mrs. Nick; I of pink and white was Mr!. Ray Thompson for the scripture lessoR Luke 10:25-37. ed over the weekend with her King. Another brother, Jimmy througboul the home. de;otlons. A vocal solo was sung by Mrs. parents, Mr. and 111'1. Leslt!r King stationed lo Germany was i Games were played Mrs. J. J. Reed presented the William Russell, accompanied Dodson. unable to attend. es awarded to Mrs. Raymond le.son "New Standarda of Com- I by Mrs. Harry Layne. Presell- Weekend guest ol Mrl. Stella Others attending were Mr. and Roosh and Mrs. Otbo Llevlng. lll'lmly Meals." Itation of the topic was by the 1Turner, was her brolher, W. Mrs. Alva Luckeydoo Letart· The door prize was givea Durlag the business meeting jleader with the followmg taking I Everett Mulleu ol Marmel, W. Mr. and Mrs . Revna King, Jr.', Mrs. Raymond Fields. the Mason County Council meet -; part: "Social S.rvi<'e in the Va. New Haveo; Mr. and Mrs. Car- The color scheme was lug and tea to be held on July lJld Tesarnent," Mrs. carroll Miss Stella Gres1 visited ill roll ShiRM 8l1d family, Leon; ried out with refreshments 12 at tbe Appalachaln Building Adams, Jr.; "Social Service Pomeroy, recently wllh Mrs. I Mrs. R. C. King, Henderson, ice cream, cake and puncb m Pt. Pleasant was announced . in the New Testament," Mrs. I Lena Eberabach while Mrs. E. IMr. Albert Smtzel ud Normaa 1ed to Mrs. James Hart, The speaker wUI . be from Thm- Hilda R1dgway : "Social Service I L. C&pepart visited with her , Reynolds. !Frank Young, Mrs. Carl Clark, land. They also d1""'ssed the in Modern Thought" by Mrs. daughter and husband, Mr. and I - Miss Linda Clark, Mrs. V. sellmg of the club house by the :Allred Sprouse: ''Social Service Mrs. Fred Rosenbaum. I leave nut week . Price, Mrs. Leonard Fields Board of EducatioR at pubhe I According !i1 the Christian's Mr. and Mrs. Walter Werry - M lth alt~r vlsltlllg Kimberly Mrs. Ferris .ousru, u · A t . m ason w their s1ster Mrs ' -· auc. on m ugus . i V1ew," Mrs. John Fry; "lnstitu- returned from a vacation to Clara Barlo• and . h' ' · Mrs. Elson Long, Mrs. Games were played and thr , lions of Soda! Mi•istery in our several State Parks, Black Wa- relatives ' Wit olher my Taylor, Mrs. John prizes were woo by Mrs. Lie<IIo i Synod," Mrs. David Roush. ter Falls, Babcock, and Wat. · 1 and Carolyn, Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mn. Donald Haynes and !They closrd with the Mlsst011• ga. The six hwtdred mile trip Dr. E. A. Schaekel entertain- Mrs. L. C. Roush, Mrs. Mrs .. John Smtih. Others at- ~ ary Benrdictio•. included visits to other scenic ed the Mason Methodist Men dell Kaylor, Mrs. Raymond tendmg were Mrs. J . J. Reed, Mrs. Davi<! Roush presided spots. with a watermelon feed at his Roush, Mrs . Otllo Lievlng, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Le<> ; at the business meeting at Guests of Mr. a11d Mra. Joho summer cottage In upper Mas- Leo Clark, Mrs. Clyde Clark Thompoon, Mrs. Ray Thomp- jwhicb time she thanked those McDaniel over the weekeRd on. Mr. Donald Foglesong con- and Martha, Mrs. Mel Clark son, Mrs. T. Clark Sayre. guest helping in any way with the- were Mr. and Mrs. Emory dueled the vesper SOI'VIce and and Barbara, Mrs. RaymOIIII Hamett Thompson and Mrs. I painting of the pari sh house. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mr. Gler, Cart.wrlgbl, president. Fields, Mrs. Dallas Gibbs, Mrs. For All Tho Femily Albert Thompson. It wa announced lhat 106 Cleland, all of New Cumber- 1 conduc<ed lhe business meeting. I Mary Will, Mrs. Gordon Clark, BOYS LUTHERAN WOMEN pounds of clothing had been land, W. Va.; Mrs. Donald ' Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson Mrs . Fred Marks, Mrs. Gerald The Esther and Rebecaa Cir- sent lo Lutheran World Relief. Sponaugle and children of Steu- returned on Saturday alter vis- ~ Clark, Mrs. Estyl Clark, the of the Lutheran Church Also that the Esther Circle had benville. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. iting al Chicago Heights, llli- honorrd guest aod Bobby CarWomen held" Jmnt meetmg on taken as a project saving soap Leo Vining and children, Mrs. nots, with Mr . and Mr.. Lester son. S•mday evemng at the church. scraps to be sent to Viet Nam Eloise Mankl,n and children all Russell. Sending gilts were Mrs. Nor(WASHABLE) program "Social Service" through L.W.R. It was of Pomeroy. ' ' Mrs. Lester Zerkle and Mrs. man Will, Mrs. Herman Grate, SIZES 6-20 \ ~d~~~rs. J . V. McGrew. ed that the group would hold Mrs. Floyd MrDermltl of , Russell Barton, beth Mrs. Ira Fields, Mrs. Edwin Middleport, 0. - •a picnic in August. Pompa Beach, Florida return- ol the Mason Methodist Chm·ch, King , Mrs. Bill Brown, Refreshments were served ed home on Tuesday alter vis- attended the office,., Stanley Hart, Miss the Esther Circle to those at- iting a week with Mrs. Clara school heald in Huntington tending: Mrs. Gary R o us Williams, at Cliftoa and with otb- week . ' Mrs. Jack T_ Welch , Mrs. er relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William ert Layne, Mrs . Dona ld Mr. and Mrs. Charril McDan- 3lld son, Hank, of Princeton gardner, Mrs. J . V. McGrew, let visit"'l over the Junction, New Jersey visited NOW IN PROGRESS! SO AAANY PEOPLE AROUND BIG BEND Fomaus Bronds-Budgof , Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. with Mr. and Mra. Stanley SauR- her mother, Mrs. Emma Ryan Priced I Layne, Mrs . Harold Rose, ders and family In Columbus. for several days. FOR OVER 30 YEARS Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. Hilda Mr. Howard Rayburn of Mr. Danny. Harbour of the Rtdgway, Mrs. Lloyd Roush, Perth Amboy, New Jersey vis- Marmes, stationrd at Camp . Mrs. William Russell, Mrs. Wil- ited over the weekend with hls Lejeune visited over the weekJiiam Powell, Sr., Mrs. A. L. mother, Mrs. Hester Rayburn. end with his wile, Dianna, and Middleport, 0. ~iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::iiii::::~S~pr~o~us~e~,_:M~rs~. .;,D~a~v~id~R~o~u~sh~, W.Mrs. FinkLouise of other relalives. See For Youroelfl Drive To Mason, W.Va. Va. Rosa and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Claron.,_ Baier of Follansbee, W. Va., w II of Charleston, visited their home - --here, and are reportedly expeci.THE DRIVE WILL DO YOU GOOD RIZER OIL COMPANY'S Mrs. C. M. Adams, Jr., Mrs. lng to reside here In the near Herman Layne, Mrs. Orpba future. Ohlinger, and Mrs. John Fry, •iiiiiilllliiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiil LEGION AUXIUARY The America• Legion Auxiliary Post 140 held a picnic at the New HaveR Park oa Mooday evening. A report from Sandra Stewart ol CUfl<ln, who attended Rhndodendroa Girlll State, bigblighted the evenillg. 7.75 xiS tube-typo An election of elficers was blackwall plut $1.58 federal held with Mrl. Eleanor Rouah excise tax and being elected president. Other Gld tire officers elected were: Mrs. MaBlAND-NEW GOODYEAR ry Roush, vice preaidellt Lola AIL WEATHER- THE ONLY Roash, second vice preslde•t: LOW-PRICED TIRE WITH Thelma C&pebart, secretarY • EXTRA-MILEAGE TUFBYN RUBBER TWIN DECK SUMMER SPECIAU treasurer: Cbarlolte Rouah, blsI OO's AND J!XTRA-BTRONG loT NYLON CORD toriaa: Belva Lewis, chaplain. SPRAY The aext meeting will be held on July lith at the New Haven Park wilh Mary Aumiller 8Dd Belva Lewis as hOBteaaes. .. oblnol Those atte•dillg were Nora REG. $1.49 _ 2 DECKS Woodhue - Tigren Tripp, Sadie Worth, Belva tr Pita corupacta, med1um·aize ami Ills carol Lewla, Dooaa Tulloh, Mary Flambeau • Aphrodisia Roush, Sybil Smith, Lola Weaver, Charlotte Roush, Thelma Roush, Kathl... Roush, Mary FOR YOUR REG. $3.39 Aumiller, Thelma C&peharl 8lld Eleanor Roush. A card was sl8ned by an members to be aenl to Mra. e Ladies & Child...,. CIMn hilt Room Bill Roush who waa a patient REG. Sc at Ple888RI Valley Hospital. •Cold Drinking. Fount•i• Mr. aad Mrs. Hermaa Wille .• • T. V. Tube Tester of Pompano Beach, Florida, vl&lted her URcle sad aunt, Mr. • Cornpleto Line of Holr PreJMrotl8lld Mrs. Otto Grimm, last •FrH Parking In R- of Store week. Mr. 8lld Mr1- Fred PomertiJ eMoney Orden and Mille of Santa Cruz, N. M., •Air Conditioned are visiting wltb her parents, Mr. 3lld Mn. Doaald R. Roush. Mr. 8lld Mrs. Ralph Sayre and sons are vacaliolliltg tflis week ill Myrtle Beach, S. C. REG. 98c lEG. 69c Mr. sad Mrs. WIUiaJn Nease of Bucthannoa and family vl&BROMO SEL TZEFI lted durtq ths weetelld with relatives bore, 15 Mr. a11d Mra. Robert Teuant DR. WERNETTS and cblldrel are vacalloling ill CAN COLGATES Wellsburg, W. Va. Mr. and Mrl. B. 1. Howard and Mike are vacalloat.g lbll Plus tu nd old tlra week at Myrtle Beach, S. C. RIG. 75c Mrs. William C. Gibbs bas lneludlng Sc Off L.bel EASY TERMS I FIRE MOUNTING I returned to her borne after be·a, • · • lag I surgical palielll 11 H"'Woedbury 7 oz. un "NO LIMITH GUARANTEE I Tabu· Ambush· 20 Carat PHIUIPS Hospllai. Tommy JayHS ol Johnson City, Teu., Is 'risltiDg at the REG. bome of Mr. and Mrl. Howard $2.25 _ _ $1.19 _ ............ 11' a Wagelhals. Mra. wuu.m (Mary) Rouah waa a recent patient at Pleu8111 Valley Hospital. Clyde 'l'hom.u and Bobby Roush of Fort Clml1iJell, tty.. 'l'lllted their bomeS during the week-11 ~Jfa. Henry Buck, Jr. ud llaugblera 11'8 v181tlllg wltb Der parents Ill .Ralmoke, Va. "'tla'iptions he OUrMeln Business Mr. aDd Mrs. .Johll Lqnl .. OWel8boro, Ky., Ylstted • ltl M.IICDIND ... PAIICM IN . llr. IIIII Mrs. 1larrJ .lbe . . . NEW HAVEN · •. - - ""rl ~~k~ NO ,IRONING a~ During the bualness aesslon, seven ahut-ln calls were repor&. ed. The birthday of Mrl, Tho mas was observed. Plans wero made for a picnic at the Syra. cuse psrl<, Tuesday, Auguat 1 at 6 p.m. A reading, "Challengo to the Church," bY Howard Jones, associate evangelist In the Billy Graham team, wa1 read by Miss Marcia Karr to close the meeting. Refreshments were served by the hostess to the above ancl Mrs. Carl Weese, Mrs. Frank Winebrenner and Mrs. Wendell G. 3tutler. PA T PANTS lr...,::...,=------~.;;;.;;;;;;;;;; nNNIS SHOES 1 1 PANTS :))l~tR'S Roush's Shoe Store !• tiAS IT! SUMMER ' · The New 1 Shoe Sale l ~NDA• • · ~ THE SHOE Box n• ..,... DeflldiF S•~•rsillll PIIIIJ fir llo••fn,. , PStCA£DITTJ ..ll.f • Completely t~ulet operation-. pump and motor are entirelr •ubmergrd under water In the well. • Outstanding performance proved bj' rugged, 6 111011t111' fteld lost-umler au well oo"' dillon&. •No prlmlne, ... plt, no pumP' house - livea up to 41110.00 CIA installation. WELL DRILLING (Everything Complltol Nothl~wn- :16 Months To,, .. Utt IH-tiiiD SIIIWal GOESSLER ~OUR PR£SCR1Pl!ON SIMON'S MARKET Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Frldoy Ti I 8 J MAIM h. There Must Be A Reason Saturday Til 9 WY 2-3975 tKl 8\GGlST IAIGA\K \N t\\Stotl1 POMEROY FRESH GROUND & PACKAGED UND BEEF 3 lb.s1· PARADE • 2 PLAYTIME ESSENTIALS! 99c OR DRIP-lb. 83c COFFEE s•l. S IR!,wER TOYS - 101v.. $ 00 Bayer Aspirin ·--"'·--- PLAYING CARDS O.T. LOTIO[~ COLOGNE 66c 66( Shopping Pleasure CANDY BARS- ,~ CHEWING .GUM 10 for 29c 8St For HOT Weather! Sheers. Voiles. Bembergs 89c Phillips. Sisters Style Shop Court Street • Pomeroy ' ' Solid Cologne SWIMMING ACCESSOR· IES - Goggles, masks, ear plugs, n6se clips, fins, SllOrkels, Inflated beach balls, rings, rafts, etc. .,EN FRI. A SAT. UNTIL t WY 2-3498 POMEROY I_•••............. J 47c EXLAX ·•• 69C DENTURE ADHESIVE S6c 504 --·................... Gar- den sets, paDs, spriDkii.Dg cans, lawn mowen etc., to keep the kids amused andhappy. Cool Dresses 2 r oz. or\TALUESl VARIETY-PACKAGED lb. Shop Pickens Hardware aEXALL 29 2 MEAT I I "AIR CONDITIONED" SPRAY DEODORANT ue. 48c ' : TOOTHPASn Reg. 79c .... · · .. Sic -' ' . :.. ~ • 1 • • . MILK MAGNESIA Reg. 69c · ...... · 43c • J• I• • •. w- SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WY 2·2955 112 1. M.l11 P'ome...Y 4 Regjltered Pharmacits to Sem ¥ou ROLLERS . . . Air DUTTO 0. i h �. · , ... ··· · ·· ········ ·· .~ .....~ .. - .... ... . - . " .. ······· ·· . - ..... ...... . . \ ' I B,.rthdoy A • ISnnrversary Observed. SOCIAL CAt·ENDAR • • Attend Randolph Famrly Reunron • Wood . e1S Grove · at Allred Jn SilHr Tea Will 'be and Mrl. Carroll Rassell ro• • ~'all' r·18 lliat evening. ' Ar0ond and Mr. ' M:· a..-.. I I Tol/ey Reumon I H /d s e at Cedar LakeS ill"•• f ' n,OVYvc;J......, ~amily, Guysville; Mr. William if;tandolph and Miss Pearl Ran\'llolph, Coolville; Mrs. Inez •. _ • 04-H Club Meets .:rAt Weber Home Mothers' Little Helpers Club met at the home of Mrs. Vernon Weber of Rutland, 30. Eleven· members were . counted by naming their favorite sport. Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Keith Sutherland were present. Demonstrations were given by Paula O'Dell on "Hems," Kar· en Sutherland and Debbie Gates on "Muffins:" Rosemary Rice on 4'Fro!en Peas;" Jane Wise on "Canned Peas ;" and Karen Sutherland on "Fresh Peas." Sherry Hayes was in · of recreation when . were played. Rosemary Family in Ironton . 111!1 Donna Weber were J'isitPd on Weekend eliiriigiie;;of;:,;irefiriesihimeiiintsi.iiiiiijI Mr. C1ifford Jenkinson visited over the holiday weekend IUY 100 lhllont with his daughter and son·in· OM and Get trre1 • Dan 3 NillhtB iD Mr. and Mrs. Robert RusMIAMI AM:" sell, in Ironton. Also visiting cw J'OUl' S.MI' Book r.dapUabeHeYible but ft'tMI Russells were their daughCllltf'tFIED GAl ITATION ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Ill W. Mil" It,, Pomlroy, 011• Mrs Ned Grante IBette PRICES START AT as) of Crooksville. Mr. and Mrs . Grant returning borne from a weeks vacation through western states, traveling o;li>U .1 miles. Points of Interest they v~ited were The Petrified Forest. Grand Painted Desert and Canyon in Arizona; 992·2635 Middleport Berry Farm and Disneyland in Open Friday and California, and Las Vegas, Saturday Nights NeVllda. ~ I h,/'1 to right: Corruir MoiiZ/I Slott Coupt>-You go for A!P-IMK, 1,000 ITII/Jw (IIPIAJ ~ e.. Another II rat .from Ftlgldllnl. • llo more ro1rlng .!r 8nd rlttling. vibration noise. • 8olt•IDund operetlno teoturft maka 1110 big dlflor- . e,.ce. ; e tmtrt styflng-cholce of ' .!nut paHern or beige ~ntL "' ;~ Automltlc Cooling Corttrel .00 BAKER .FURNIIURE Middleport, 0. TENNIS SHOES FOR ALL OF· THE FAMILY 2.99 3.99 4.99 5.99 Vacation lime eaU. for CANVAS CASUALS and we have ltylel and pricu for an. Chapman· Canaday ,1,... lntheMidllle ..... ...., ..... POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE ~ Sale Values For Ladies Sale Values for Men LADIES DRESSES MENS SUMMER PANTS REDUCED 20% buckot :seats, light steering, :;t, REGULAR $39.95 ... $75.oo SALE $28·88 REG. - SHORT- LONGS ,. $ 44·88 SIZES 36-46 2for$5.00 P.J.'s and GOWNS REDUCED 20% LADIES STRAW HATS REDUCED 33!% That's the beauty of buying America's most popular make of ca~ espedally lf&btnGWIIIIIII sallliJad IP' are extra tempting, It just malcts sense that you're 101111 fD save in a big way Ill II Ill. . - tl "Ida' I , business in a big way, So go see what your Chevrolet dealer can save yo• d&ht IW oa a luxurious new Chevrolet, racy Chevelle, trusty Chevy D or sJIIII'Ir Ccnalr. '11111 Jill'S -=------------ .__..,•- ....------~- c~.a:r:.-s:_~b=~y-C::::h.e: v~r~o:.: le:.:t: _ar:.:.e. . :th:.:.:•. . :m:.:. o:.:. st:.:. ':.:.:A:.:. nd:.:.:r. : lp:,_tnow-so . . ...___are_the __IIVIII8So_· Reg. 25.00 to 39.95 ...... Sale $18.88 ' POMEROY ....... to!~y~i:..::;. _ !ii!iiil!iiii • 1n Meigs County WE'RE ST. TO 1 FIRST OF "ALL" COMBINED MORNING and EVENING PAPERS NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 THE DAILY SENTINEL has a secret DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULAnON COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNn THE DAILY SENTINEL ingredient! 4,275 1 LOT SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS ATHENS MESSENGER 2,057 COTI'ON AND KNITS COLUMBUS DISPATCH 1,031 Values to $5.00 · · · · · · Sale Price $3.00 COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL Values to $5.95 ...... Sale Price $3.00 MENS PIN CHECK WORK PANTS Reg. $3.95 ...... .. .. Sale Price $3.00 I LOT MENS IVY UAGUE PANTS Values to $5.95 · · · · · · S..le Price $3.00 Your Business Needs People MENS LUGGAGE Vacation Speclall· ·····REDUCED 25% I LOT WORK UNIFORM PANTS RegUlar $3.98 · · Sale ~Ice $3.00 pair Our Business IS People ' ,, MIDDLEPORJ, OHIO WE Can Do Business phenomenal GROWTH YEAR . •• CIIII.CULATION September 1952 2203 September 1953 2502 September 1954 2653 September 1955 2710 September 1956 3050 September 1957 3630 September 1951 3967 September 1959 4142 September 1960 4429 · September 1961 4110 September 1962 ~717 l•ptember 1963 · 4fH s.temHr1964 -~' s.,......... ' 1965 . . . . . ,. , . . o • . ' i .... • • 615 MENS SWIM TRUNKS ·I POMEROY MOTOR COA\PAt.IY . PIIO'II WY2-2126 · ~ ~ I LOT MENS MENS SUMMER SPORT COATS LADIES LUGGAGE REDUCED 25% W. MAIN STREET be LADIES SUMMER ph:a.lcr il • ~ CAMMY =·=~bat 86 MEN'S SUMMER SUITS 1 LOT LADIES BLOUSES Reg. 5.95 ~~ $10.00 · · REDUCED 20% -You'd never kllow by looking but tbls trimly Qisp cornering and a flat styled £ .lillll1 You're a Mcm.a mao. &brlft c:a:r• SALE $14.88 SALE $12.88 SALE $10.88 SALE $8.88 SALE $6.88 LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS & Windbreakers Values to $1G.95 · · · · Sale Price $5.00 Ladies Summer SKIRTS ChnyJINorai-lJDDr&ilml VALUES TO 18.95 _ _ _ VALUES TO 16.95 VALUES TO 14.95 VALUES TO 10.95 VALUES TO $8.95 LADIES BATHING SUITS REDUCED 20% $2.95each YOUR CHEVROLET = :n:,: ::-b NOW IN PROGRESS! SLEEVELESS and LONG SLEEVE VALUES TO $5.00 Ingels ..: The Fabrie Slaop SHORTS, KNIE PANTS, JAMAICAS, SLACKS, TOPS, JACKETS $99·95 FURNITURE I, All Ladies Sportswear Air-Conditioners PIN·D· QUIETNESS ~~a~: Reg, 6,95 to 25.00 · · · · REDUCED 30% Norge FRIIIDIIRE ;..:.~ Miesn, Juniors, Half Sizes Beat . . Heal ltriaz1na h~;e a: r:m_ :2.\a';... _ "'· S1Jt DUTTON DRUG STORE ~~~a~nd~,~v~~~~~o~n~M~on~d~BY~·~·===~ro~o;~~~===~~===~;~~~~~==::::::::::::::~~~ fiillow ~~ ::r~ BAHR CLOTHIERS A.NNUAL !!.l!!fi.ll - • ·- •" SERVICES AT KRNO Mrs. Willie Rhodes, Mr . and Services will be held at the· Mrs. Earl Hintman and daugh· Keoo Church o[ Christ, Friday i ters. Jean ~nd Mary, evening, July 8, at 8 p. m. with ' Mn1. Annie Tolley, Mr. Mr. Jerry Masters the minister. Mrs. Clarence Rhoades and sons, Larry and Jeff, Mrs. W. KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM B. Tolley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Qrl~ a pplle.JUon of T.U. atopil ttcll and children, Tommy, and biU"DlnJ tn MINUTES or your Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. bull:. rn 3 to o day•. lnlec::ted Ese1 Truman and chlldren, Jim, i slourb• olf to .x;po•e mOM fllmu for the kilL Then watetl H&\LTHY Steve and Dave, Mrs. Shirley akin appear! 1'0DAY It S wish e r .. Stutler and children, Tom and Laue Drux~. Pomeroy. o. Sharon, Mrs . Mary Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tolley, Vicki Thomas, Laura Embrey, Mr. and Mn1. Gilbert Rhodes and daughter, Judith, Mr. and Mrs . Harold Rhodes and sons, Tom and Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rhndes, Mr. and Mrs . Har· ry Rhodes and daughter, Calh·ll · and Harriet. ::m~.:- ~~ "'·89c nw.dt.bottled,sealed ~~~.~~;~~~~.Toile~and Mrs. Marlin Dorst and Mrs. Faye Archer, Mr. ~ith m MEIGS THEATRE t8nd ~uld M~~. ~e~ISI I:-;;:.:;...======= I :JUn. We've IIITIJI M wllb ...... bul • . · ..... _,., H•••• BDtWI--"' ,_ :·:e•:::::/::-, ~: -•IIIli ·i 1 ftl.,'f!,'.lJt J'f'fJ fij ._!=.! HRDf HELP US! pa ~ 1 1, ~ou ~unge - Gr- seen nothin' until Will Say We're In Love" from mean a cigaret in London, but k---by ve watcbed Walter Cron. "Oklahoma" ... Samuel Beck· 1here it means a homosexual ~s belly ~ce at prtvate ett's plays are unconventional "BatmaD" tried In coort Mr. and Mn1. Robort Webb YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! to YOUTH ASKED FOR camel" . es .. · Irector Bob Aid· enougb ("Godot" etc.) but the .. . . and children, Sheila, Margaret, Thts column ts lor youne care of Helen He:~ US! , lbLI But Instead ol U.. bop ~;~b nys of Frank Sinatra: way SamU<I ped<lles screen ~ stop a r~~ firm .lroJn usmg Robert and David, of the Pana- people, their problems and newspaper. . Ina tlu!t, they are ••"'- lilr Tell lbl - .,;. _, really m )us! one of those who rights to his dramas would tum Batwoman 88 a title but Ho. ma Canal Zone, are guests · plea.ures their troubles and "BlJND Dt.TE" TAKES "'"' •they direct Sinal- a H'wood agent crazy : he just 1ly Injunction! The judge said Mr. and Mrs. Rlcllard Pickens fun. As the rest of Helen A WALK he ::' r'J It 8 like being one ,of the sold movie rights to his "Act nope ... Garry Moore probab·l and Mrs. Elod~ . Webb. They Help US! It welcomes laughs Dear Helen : dltlltltloae,jlalked lbout. She jusllblllb II'• tloiL u.t. IUN -,w daft't let ~r s wdho thought they d gel Without Words" to an amateur ly can't have his oid pixilated have .been Vlstltng With rela- but won't dodge a serious ques. I met • boy long put lo be "popular." U I •· 'nidi Ill bardesl. owa~. Hughes to marry movie ma~er for about $2. . lives '" New York City, Wo·· Uon with a briJSh.ofl. by letter He got my 1o leU her she them. . The Sinatra brawl Florce Henderson will host sidekick Marton Lome back lngtnn, D. C , Cleveland, and Send your teen-age question from a ~ maglline lbat BoYJ ~~I...=: b~ In the. Beverly Hills Polo oome of Johnny Corson's sum- with his CBS series- she's do- Columbus. -- llsbed poem of mJne eall be I '' said to been mer-vacation shows - Upcom- lng seven "Bewitched" episodes Holiday guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks and wrote ; eacb other fur J all straightened out ... Hertz I mg Coparabana star Johnny Til- . . . Margot Fonteyn and Rud1 Mrs. Paul Smart and family cbildren held a family picnic montbJ and got k J!ke each IIIJt, 'l1da columa 11 Iii"~ 1 d to U Dr~vo It menaged a miracle I!olson makes fancy lees here Nureyev formed their ow_~ pro- were their daughter and fllmi· over the holiday weelrend at er as well as people can She'o still a Bond ldd wbea famDy litiiiio • 1 JiaD'n hllv_ , s been authorized to rent Ibut even more in Japan, where duct'?," f1rm ID flim Swan ly, the Rev . and Mn1. George Ripley, W. Va., where they out meetlui. boys aren't around. I don't kljj trouble til Jaill p111n Its rars behind the Iron Curtain . hiS records sell faster lh<>n Lab In Vienna thls summer Siddall and cbildren T visited with relatives. Then be made a dale lo IDle her !nJUhle let llllp YO!J for _the first time in Yugo- saki Two on the Tokyo Hit Organized ba.eball's inside- Laura and Timmy,' of Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Mil· me. He llvea lboul 30 miles dcm't waat will lllo . sla'." In a natiOnal maga- Parade now . There Pre pres- man at the White House: Judge burg. Their daughter, Laura, hoan were Pt. Pleasant visitors way. We were both quite what !bey eall her! W h a 01111 '"'ls!DI eq-trJ]U • .W. tme, '\Irs. Johnny Carson re· sure groups everywhere: m Roy Hofhelnz, owner of the remained here for a visit with Tuesday. voUB, but I thought l!hould I do?- MORE llelen Jlottel • til veals her Tonight-star husba"d West Berlin, the West German Houston Astros and their As· her cousin Lind H k U was going quite well Then SPEC'I'ED tbls doesn't even watch his own full i Trade Union beefed about "" trndome, LBJ 's first political M Fl' a H ac e . Ak Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser the middle ol movie Dear" More: "iioewiiispaperii• Bhl ws; just his opening mono- ~ ing a battered tax:! in "Funer· campaign manager; Judge Roy ron r\as ~~~~~ ;nnay, 1 have returned from a holida) himself He never came back ~ a.. ... Ott:"Jorues . . And she was furious ol in Berlin," insisted it wasn't even flies to Texas from Wash. with her sister, weekend visit in Lebanon, Ohio I had to ell! my folks . with ' .0Q"S I Ni.PW .. at reports Johnny gets $400.000 typical of Berlin's present stain· w•U, LBJ. Wh ite and other relatives. where they were guests of Mr. have them bring me home, l)rl wbo eouldn't care len MIAMI IIIACH Get fOUr aa...- ~ Tollrfnr•o,m Nh'BC per ytearl,hfeelmg it lessly efficient ~ndemism, Holiday weekend guests of ~:i~y"·w~allrde ntherereReythnoeldabir.anth~ I was so embarrassed I bout HERS. UD~ tnd trns I~ rappor w I ordmary would create a bad Impression Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultt · . . ·, for two days. I didn't think TeU your trlead 11 lhe p·ople: 'Why, we live like pea- among prospective visiting tour- BOXING CONVENTION land family were Mrs. Bill Me- da)~ 0 Mrs. Gardner, and her was that bad! Thts was j!IS! 1o be a "Here they""'""" "e with an Income of may- Jsts, and Paramount bent un- NEW YORK (UP!) Th Omber and children Kathy grGa dson, Mark, and . Mr. bout my first date and it te $80 000 a y€'8r " der the d f e • ' rueser were observed wtth a d h L ' II , . pressure an wen 1 . or national Veteran Boxecs Associ Jane and Ronnie, of Piqua, and family dinner feat ' no d n't o mue rur my se ..:on1\ www. a brand new cab Manan M J b ~ k nd hlld un.,. a ec- sciOilll-ss I thougbt be was a . · ation a group dedicated to the rs. 0 n <•8 en 8 c ren, orated birthday cake •= · Wou jd you be heve James Bond Anderson, who retired last If ' I I fi hi .11 Pat and Karol of Bowling · . real nice boy tiD !beD in Brooklyn? Well lh h et' h . we are o ormer g ers, WI , • · ere e year. r Jres 1rom er retire· meet this Sunda at Lakewood Green. Mrs. Eakens and child· Mrs. Guy Reynolds and her I never heard from bim was· Sean Connery spent three ment at least long enough to N J 1 -f ul ~ 1 f ' ren are spendmg the week mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers gain. If be had lOt sick or 0 One L~rge Tabl.a quiet daya tl Rnd Steiger's smg In Chicago's Grant Park nat· ' , orm 81. P anso otrbthe h'"" wtth the Fultz family and spent the holiday in Akron with !hint! be would hive :~~: ~ ~ Broo klyn He-i~rht h 1 t b bl be h 10na. conven ton m co er · • ~ s ouse,. no coneer s, pro a y callse ~r will be joined this weekend by relatives or maybe he was too Summer Febrics mob scenes nor a note m any nephew James De Priest will Jack Larkin, presidoot o! the Mr. Eaken. . rassed about aettloi lick paper When Qoeen Eliza· conduct the orchestra. VBA , will preside at the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks Greg and David Bobb have anything. Or maybe he WIB ~th ~ Prince Philip ~.lgn A u.~• in the soon-due film meeting. This year's notional and family, Kathryn Fruth and returned to their home '" Co. too chicken about dating a girl They re playing oor song, 1! "Alfte had to be changed for convention is scheduled for Mrs. H. Fruth, Mr. and Mrs. lumbus after 1 two week VISit be didn't know. I keep thlnklna means Dick Rndgers' "People U. S. ears because It may Paterson, N.J. , Dot 21 -23. Danny Thomas and Mr. and with !hm grandpa~ents, Mr. he really waDis lo see me - - - -· - - -· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. gain _ I just have 1 leel'!JI1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingram because I know from bJa of Nitro, W. Va. , vloi!l!d re- ters he isn't the type 1o ditch All leiter Piece cenUy with Mr. and Mra. girL George Hackel~ Sr. Mostly I just want 1o Goods what happened. Woald J be UUPA TO STEELERS pld to write him 1 little IIOieT PITI'SBURGH (UP!) -The - JILTED JILL Plltsburgh Steelers announced Dear Jill: Wednesday the hiring of Joe I read your letter the first Krupa as a part·time assistant time, and wrote: "Yes -1!1!1'11'1 coach to replace alllng Don no excuse for walking out on Heinrich. girl." Krupa, a former player with Then I read your letter Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns the Sleelers and LoJ Angeles gain and XXX-d my answer Rams, will report t. the Follow your feminine WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND Pittsburgh training camp at lion, honey. If he doesn't POMEROY OHIO Kingston, RJ., July 10. He'll swer your note, at leaat Cloood Thu,....y Alternoono O.an 111. TOt return to his teacblng duties in know for sure you were ' Cblcago after the training If be does, well one of than season ends. days you'll be laughing togeth· ~oug~t GA OE I :ii! v .. ?U amt ( fit About Middleport Jack O'Brian ' 11 -H.lliaat "acmaa • - • • 1M. ;=DI=IIy;Sen;:t:ln:•:l,~:;=====·:o:··~~7,=11111=118~7j PAM:JNG 1M11 , Around and . About pOmeroy 1Voice oJ Broadway d&J, .Jo1J IIIIi, • Ilia Jlrl, Jab Moore, . . . . '"' and Timmy and Mr. and Mnr. IIT&ven m .,. IJ)O . Glllllpollo ~ Larry Hudson and Glen, Kay, The V'alley Bellu Gardni Thll bcllile will have approprt ,~; and Donna, were Sunday ev- Club, affiliated wltll the Nation- I ale !IITanpmenta in eacb room J J t n ,1 ening dinner guests of their par- a1 Councll, Inc., of Oblo Gard· Tha puhllc Ia cordllllf lllvltet 0 ~~~~~;~,;and Addle May Randelph, Chester; Mr. and FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. b~: Wasso ~~i ents, Mr. and Mn!. David T. • Clubs, Is sponsoring a Silver to visit belw ..n the hourS ol ~ reunion was Mrs. Nelson Repp and Tina •I DEACONS AND Deaconesses :eb~a~ed 4th;';;. h :yo! ;::· ~ Grueser. Tel and home Rower allow SIIJ)o 2 and 5 • m. June 26 in the Woode Sevllle; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of the Middleport First United y, u Y B~l Wet om ·I ~ MiRS Mary Donna Grueser of at Alfred. Randolph and family, Chester; Presbyterian Church wm hold ~uM.::: I a~on. nd Mrs '... New casue, Pa., spent a few Ju~= Swartz was reJected Mr. and Mrs. Otho Yoong and a lawn social Friday evening, Orvil~ ~Is~~~ :nd Mrs:i Mr and Mrs Herbert Dlxon'idays with her .parents, Mr. ~ and Peggy Elkins, re- family, Burbank; Mrs. Edith July 8 on the church lawn Carl Watson and family of and Susan and Roger spent ..nd Mrs. David T. secretary • treasurer lor Biug and Mrs. Phyllis Sanders begmmng at >:30 p. m The so- Da ton . Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mor•a in Lancaster with Mr. She will enter a beautiCian year. Roberta Montie, and famtly of Wooster ; Mr. cial w~l feature homemade Bo~les' and family, Mr. and and \1~s. Earl Kelly. school '" September. . . Meeks , Gracie Dorst, and Mrs. Dorsel Biggs and cake, ple, sherbet pooch, can· Mrs Everett Watson and fami- Rev and Mrs. Menzel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seelig ~: J· Sandra Wilhams, wiU be m family, Chester; Mr. and ~rs. dy, coffee and kool ade. Co- ly ..Doloris Maxie Effie Wa!· and family spent the week son spent the wee~~ I. ~harse of games. The Donald Elkms and farruly, chairmen for the event are I so~ of Tup rs Plains; Wilma end at Buckhannon, W Va., Mr. and Mro. Mannmg ' Is to be held again the last Lancaster , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mrs. Edward Burkett and Miss Ginther of ~hester !rene Jac- ~nd attended the Smith family ,at Hidden Lakes. They ~fe .~ : Sunc~a¥ of June, 1967 '" the Stout and !amlly, Columbus; Phyllis J?achim. In case ?I obs of Cincinnati, Lydia Smith, reumon. Monday they went to accompamed home bj,.. ~· · Woode Grove Mrs. Pauline Bent. and child· ram it will be held mdoors m G nd W L ella Lock- P . P where they were Richardson who has n e · H I' to M d Mr h E 1· 1 ·ill ary a ayne, ur ar1s. a • g est of relatives for the past There were 100 present for ren, un mg n; r. ~n s. the churc · nter ammen " bard and family ol Parkersburg; overnight guesls of their daugh· u I . , · .,.the potluck dmner which was Lowell Bing and !•m1ly, Long be provided for aU ages Dorothy Robmson, Marlene ter and son-m-law, Mr. and [' two weeks. . 1 and Mrs I ._...ed and enjoyed by alL Bottom ; Mrs. Lillie Randolph, MIDDLEPORT FIRE De· Winebrenner and Greg M•rv- Mrs Jerry Struder and !ami· Mrs Henry Reibe p · · "':"' Games' ahd contests were Guysv1Ue, Robert Reed, Colum· pertment will sponsor a teen 1 d I!Db'nson of Alfred Mr 1y Ray Se1denabel of omeroy, ':~tfleld in the afternoon. bus : Mrs. Bemlce Swartz, outside dance this Friday night ~ Mrs. 'q,n Watson and fam~ .Miss Judy SrruU, returned !' Mrs. Charles Be!ztog, Tuppers ' ' ,. gift for the eldest went Shade, and Mr. Dawson Meeks, from 8 to II p. m. at the Mid· ily, and Mrs. Estella Deem. of home Tues<iay after a two Pla~ns and Mrs. Ar~oldd Hay:~: ·~lam Randolph; the Athens. dleport. Commumty Park. The Reedsville weeks VISit at Pans, Pa , with \ MJ• lleportth. v~~~l :.k:r at :':1al, to the son of Mrs Jays will emcee. her Slf> h•r and brot"er 1n 1"l w . ernoon wt M yt\a ; ·~ , od' M r··13l Hosptta1 ane · Sanders. The youngest , The Forest . Run Melh ISt VISIT IN POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strud•r and emo r ReiO.~I and rand- 1 was the daughter of Mr. church Will have an ICe cream Those visiting Mr. and Mrs . famil y. . ' Mrs. Hen ynna. end Mrsg Arn· l e 'Eld MrS. Nelson Repp. A pnze socta1 at the church, Fr1day be· Franklin Grimm t~nd D!'mee l Mr. and Mrs_ Raymond M1ll· daughter , Do. 'ted Wed day given to Mr. and Mrs. ginning at 6 p.m. Home made Kay of 832 t<:ast Main St. Porn · er. dau, hter . Sydney and son, old Hay~· ~~::er Hos i~."'with I - Nelson Repp, comiug the greatIce cream, cake and pie Will be erov dunng the .Julv 4th week Tommy of Columbus were hoi· evemng at I MNp I · d' Jd ·· · ' nd Mrs Char es c amee . =:_ est Jstance. . so · end were Mr:;. ~ettie Moore, iday weekend guesto; of Mr a · _ -: Mrs. Inez Randolph was The annual Tolly reumon was , S~TURDAY Mrs. Norma Raker and child- Mr; Royal Thomas. ANNOUNCE SERVICE : ;:: winner of the gate prize. held a! Cedar Lakes, June 26 1 POMEROY HIGH . School re, Ricky and Angela. all of Mrs. L. D Robinson !Betty Beginnmg July 13 through 24 ' ~_::-'Contest prizes were Hwtndt•d With a basket dmner at noo~. Ath~ebc AsSOCIBtiOn w.J!I hold ' Syracuse; Mr . and Mr~. Law · Boydi and children, Jan , Rar- Ulere will be evangehstlc se~v·1 ~ Treena Elkins, Mrs . Beatrice T~~. afternoon wa_s spent m a high schO:Ol dance lhts coming renee Roush o( ltavcnswood : i rv and Vance of washington. ice~. at the Alfred Methodi~t 1 ';Bentz, Joyce Bing and Orner vls.!hng and ~Jaymg ga~es. , ~atu~day mght at_the Pomeroy Mr . and Mrs. H.ober.t Haye~ and I 6. C . . are visiting Mr . and I Church. Rev . L. M. Barnett wtll •l :;Bess. Pnzes were giVen lo the ch1ld- tennts court s~artmg at 8 p. ~· children of Michigan : Mrs. wan- I Mrs Lawrence Boyd and fami- be preaching and Rev. Pearl ;; Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ren. 111 case of ram the dance wJII da Imboden and children , Pam. lv of Middleport and Mr. and Casto, song leader, 8 p. m. , j Millard Swartz. Coolville R.D. Attending were Mr. and Mrs_ be held at the high school gym. Skip and Roger. Pomeroy. .a nd Mrs. C<>rl r ,lis. Pomeroy. each evening . Everyone is wei· 1 Mr. iJ, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monlle J . B. Tolley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray The Jays will emcee. and Mrs Paul Johnson, 1 Mrs. w -/ 111 Killinger return- come. !and family, GuysviUe , R. D.: Tolley, and daughter, Beverly, SUNDAY I Athens. Desiree Kay Grimm re- ed home Saturday after a three ·~ ~. and Mrs. Glen Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tolley, Mr. PAST OFFICERS club of the I turned home with Mr and Mrs weeks visit in Dayton with her Bluvsvi!le, R. D.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tolley Jr., Mal- Racine Chapter OES Will i Paul Johnson of Athens for a sen and. daughter-in-law. Mr. a man's after shave, after bath cologne 'SMr&. Stanley Meeks and sons. lory Tolley. Gene Lyle, Mr. meet at the ho~e of Mrs. Bert few days. I and Mrs Walter Killinger and Pomorov. Ohio in Franc~ ..S5,f880,114. thens, ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Rosser, Jr. and Gnmm for a p1cmc SundAy at ______ her sister, Mrs . Nora Eakins. tz and family , Mrs. Beatrice dren, John HI and Brenda, 1:30 p. m. July tO . All p~s! GUESTS OF K~RRS She wa s accompanied home by TONIGHT tz and Keven Rhymer, all Mrs. Donna Dillmger and matrons and patro~s a~e m· Vi8iling Mrs . Lelah Kan'. Ra- her son who returned home NOT OP&N :;or Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. dren, Scott and Dawn Annette, vited. Mrs. Dale Hill w•ll be cine, over the holiday wt•ek cnd l ~ ·....,;;:;;;_~~;..,.===-; ffiElha Bing and grandson, David Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Rhodes. the assisting hostess. Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. John Karr Friday and Saturday !llicGrath, Mr. and Mrs. Bmas Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Rhodes Louise Stewart is president. and family and fn end, Johnny I "THE J~lR~~S OP 1 dlolph, Huntington, W. and son, Marc, Joanna Durst of Erie. Pa . Mr. Dennie I TELEMARK" Mr and Mn! Gilbert MONDAY h1Jd -Technicolor; Mr. and Mrs. John f II. D 'd ;, !fall POMEROY GARDEN Club Karr. Jr., and three r ren, TONIGHT""" FRI. Kirk Douglas Ri<batd Harris ms, Belpre· Terry Swartz, a ' lVI nes ' . . 6 and Mr .and Mrs. Robert Karr \ E--turoHo .' Richard Westfall Will meet Monday at p. m. · uHAT'S NEW PUSSY CAT' ~ !ville; Mtss Nancy . , for their annual picnir at the and famtly and Paula Ka y : ler Srllers -------;1100'. Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. Hlcks, Mr. and Russell borne of Mrs. Walter Grueser, I Hendricks of Columbus. Paula Peter O'Tool e SUNOAY, MONDAY Dale Kubn and family Anderson, Lena Neville, Naomi . . Kay Hendricks and Darrell (Color) ond TUESDAY ' N ·u J p· k M With Mrs. James Titus as co.. . king ; Mr. and Mrs . Myles evJ e, oan . Ie ens, r. hostess. Members are asked to Karr stayed for a v1s1t WJth -andJuly 12·13-14 MIDDLEPORT, 0. John FISke and daugh. . their grandmother and Mrs . "THE REWARO" "A PATCH OF BLUE" dolph and family • Lisbon·• and ll!rs. Juli M d M c . take thelf own table serme. · · Sid Pottier 1 1 3 and Mrs. Wilbur Van Met· er, rs. yrl Ruth Sellers and son, Jim , of Yvette Mirueux ney Sbelly Winters • r. an ' liMo: I �. · , ... ··· · ·· ········ ·· .~ .....~ .. - .... ... . - . " .. ······· ·· . - ..... ...... . . \ ' I B,.rthdoy A • ISnnrversary Observed. SOCIAL CAt·ENDAR • • Attend Randolph Famrly Reunron • Wood . e1S Grove · at Allred Jn SilHr Tea Will 'be and Mrl. Carroll Rassell ro• • ~'all' r·18 lliat evening. ' Ar0ond and Mr. ' M:· a..-.. I I Tol/ey Reumon I H /d s e at Cedar LakeS ill"•• f ' n,OVYvc;J......, ~amily, Guysville; Mr. William if;tandolph and Miss Pearl Ran\'llolph, Coolville; Mrs. Inez •. _ • 04-H Club Meets .:rAt Weber Home Mothers' Little Helpers Club met at the home of Mrs. Vernon Weber of Rutland, 30. Eleven· members were . counted by naming their favorite sport. Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Keith Sutherland were present. Demonstrations were given by Paula O'Dell on "Hems," Kar· en Sutherland and Debbie Gates on "Muffins:" Rosemary Rice on 4'Fro!en Peas;" Jane Wise on "Canned Peas ;" and Karen Sutherland on "Fresh Peas." Sherry Hayes was in · of recreation when . were played. Rosemary Family in Ironton . 111!1 Donna Weber were J'isitPd on Weekend eliiriigiie;;of;:,;irefiriesihimeiiintsi.iiiiiijI Mr. C1ifford Jenkinson visited over the holiday weekend IUY 100 lhllont with his daughter and son·in· OM and Get trre1 • Dan 3 NillhtB iD Mr. and Mrs. Robert RusMIAMI AM:" sell, in Ironton. Also visiting cw J'OUl' S.MI' Book r.dapUabeHeYible but ft'tMI Russells were their daughCllltf'tFIED GAl ITATION ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Ill W. Mil" It,, Pomlroy, 011• Mrs Ned Grante IBette PRICES START AT as) of Crooksville. Mr. and Mrs . Grant returning borne from a weeks vacation through western states, traveling o;li>U .1 miles. Points of Interest they v~ited were The Petrified Forest. Grand Painted Desert and Canyon in Arizona; 992·2635 Middleport Berry Farm and Disneyland in Open Friday and California, and Las Vegas, Saturday Nights NeVllda. ~ I h,/'1 to right: Corruir MoiiZ/I Slott Coupt>-You go for A!P-IMK, 1,000 ITII/Jw (IIPIAJ ~ e.. Another II rat .from Ftlgldllnl. • llo more ro1rlng .!r 8nd rlttling. vibration noise. • 8olt•IDund operetlno teoturft maka 1110 big dlflor- . e,.ce. ; e tmtrt styflng-cholce of ' .!nut paHern or beige ~ntL "' ;~ Automltlc Cooling Corttrel .00 BAKER .FURNIIURE Middleport, 0. TENNIS SHOES FOR ALL OF· THE FAMILY 2.99 3.99 4.99 5.99 Vacation lime eaU. for CANVAS CASUALS and we have ltylel and pricu for an. Chapman· Canaday ,1,... lntheMidllle ..... ...., ..... POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE ~ Sale Values For Ladies Sale Values for Men LADIES DRESSES MENS SUMMER PANTS REDUCED 20% buckot :seats, light steering, :;t, REGULAR $39.95 ... $75.oo SALE $28·88 REG. - SHORT- LONGS ,. $ 44·88 SIZES 36-46 2for$5.00 P.J.'s and GOWNS REDUCED 20% LADIES STRAW HATS REDUCED 33!% That's the beauty of buying America's most popular make of ca~ espedally lf&btnGWIIIIIII sallliJad IP' are extra tempting, It just malcts sense that you're 101111 fD save in a big way Ill II Ill. . - tl "Ida' I , business in a big way, So go see what your Chevrolet dealer can save yo• d&ht IW oa a luxurious new Chevrolet, racy Chevelle, trusty Chevy D or sJIIII'Ir Ccnalr. '11111 Jill'S -=------------ .__..,•- ....------~- c~.a:r:.-s:_~b=~y-C::::h.e: v~r~o:.: le:.:t: _ar:.:.e. . :th:.:.:•. . :m:.:. o:.:. st:.:. ':.:.:A:.:. nd:.:.:r. : lp:,_tnow-so . . ...___are_the __IIVIII8So_· Reg. 25.00 to 39.95 ...... Sale $18.88 ' POMEROY ....... to!~y~i:..::;. _ !ii!iiil!iiii • 1n Meigs County WE'RE ST. TO 1 FIRST OF "ALL" COMBINED MORNING and EVENING PAPERS NET PAID CIRCULATION 5,166 THE DAILY SENTINEL has a secret DAILY NEWSPAPER CIRCULAnON COMPARISON IN MEIGS COUNn THE DAILY SENTINEL ingredient! 4,275 1 LOT SHORT SLEEVE SHIRTS ATHENS MESSENGER 2,057 COTI'ON AND KNITS COLUMBUS DISPATCH 1,031 Values to $5.00 · · · · · · Sale Price $3.00 COLUMBUS CITIZEN-JOURNAL Values to $5.95 ...... Sale Price $3.00 MENS PIN CHECK WORK PANTS Reg. $3.95 ...... .. .. Sale Price $3.00 I LOT MENS IVY UAGUE PANTS Values to $5.95 · · · · · · S..le Price $3.00 Your Business Needs People MENS LUGGAGE Vacation Speclall· ·····REDUCED 25% I LOT WORK UNIFORM PANTS RegUlar $3.98 · · Sale ~Ice $3.00 pair Our Business IS People ' ,, MIDDLEPORJ, OHIO WE Can Do Business phenomenal GROWTH YEAR . •• CIIII.CULATION September 1952 2203 September 1953 2502 September 1954 2653 September 1955 2710 September 1956 3050 September 1957 3630 September 1951 3967 September 1959 4142 September 1960 4429 · September 1961 4110 September 1962 ~717 l•ptember 1963 · 4fH s.temHr1964 -~' s.,......... ' 1965 . . . . . ,. , . . o • . ' i .... • • 615 MENS SWIM TRUNKS ·I POMEROY MOTOR COA\PAt.IY . PIIO'II WY2-2126 · ~ ~ I LOT MENS MENS SUMMER SPORT COATS LADIES LUGGAGE REDUCED 25% W. MAIN STREET be LADIES SUMMER ph:a.lcr il • ~ CAMMY =·=~bat 86 MEN'S SUMMER SUITS 1 LOT LADIES BLOUSES Reg. 5.95 ~~ $10.00 · · REDUCED 20% -You'd never kllow by looking but tbls trimly Qisp cornering and a flat styled £ .lillll1 You're a Mcm.a mao. &brlft c:a:r• SALE $14.88 SALE $12.88 SALE $10.88 SALE $8.88 SALE $6.88 LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS & Windbreakers Values to $1G.95 · · · · Sale Price $5.00 Ladies Summer SKIRTS ChnyJINorai-lJDDr&ilml VALUES TO 18.95 _ _ _ VALUES TO 16.95 VALUES TO 14.95 VALUES TO 10.95 VALUES TO $8.95 LADIES BATHING SUITS REDUCED 20% $2.95each YOUR CHEVROLET = :n:,: ::-b NOW IN PROGRESS! SLEEVELESS and LONG SLEEVE VALUES TO $5.00 Ingels ..: The Fabrie Slaop SHORTS, KNIE PANTS, JAMAICAS, SLACKS, TOPS, JACKETS $99·95 FURNITURE I, All Ladies Sportswear Air-Conditioners PIN·D· QUIETNESS ~~a~: Reg, 6,95 to 25.00 · · · · REDUCED 30% Norge FRIIIDIIRE ;..:.~ Miesn, Juniors, Half Sizes Beat . . Heal ltriaz1na h~;e a: r:m_ :2.\a';... _ "'· S1Jt DUTTON DRUG STORE ~~~a~nd~,~v~~~~~o~n~M~on~d~BY~·~·===~ro~o;~~~===~~===~;~~~~~==::::::::::::::~~~ fiillow ~~ ::r~ BAHR CLOTHIERS A.NNUAL !!.l!!fi.ll - • ·- •" SERVICES AT KRNO Mrs. Willie Rhodes, Mr . and Services will be held at the· Mrs. Earl Hintman and daugh· Keoo Church o[ Christ, Friday i ters. Jean ~nd Mary, evening, July 8, at 8 p. m. with ' Mn1. Annie Tolley, Mr. Mr. Jerry Masters the minister. Mrs. Clarence Rhoades and sons, Larry and Jeff, Mrs. W. KILL ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM B. Tolley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Qrl~ a pplle.JUon of T.U. atopil ttcll and children, Tommy, and biU"DlnJ tn MINUTES or your Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. bull:. rn 3 to o day•. lnlec::ted Ese1 Truman and chlldren, Jim, i slourb• olf to .x;po•e mOM fllmu for the kilL Then watetl H&\LTHY Steve and Dave, Mrs. Shirley akin appear! 1'0DAY It S wish e r .. Stutler and children, Tom and Laue Drux~. Pomeroy. o. Sharon, Mrs . Mary Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Tolley, Vicki Thomas, Laura Embrey, Mr. and Mn1. Gilbert Rhodes and daughter, Judith, Mr. and Mrs . Harold Rhodes and sons, Tom and Barry, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rhndes, Mr. and Mrs . Har· ry Rhodes and daughter, Calh·ll · and Harriet. ::m~.:- ~~ "'·89c nw.dt.bottled,sealed ~~~.~~;~~~~.Toile~and Mrs. Marlin Dorst and Mrs. Faye Archer, Mr. ~ith m MEIGS THEATRE t8nd ~uld M~~. ~e~ISI I:-;;:.:;...======= I :JUn. We've IIITIJI M wllb ...... bul • . · ..... _,., H•••• BDtWI--"' ,_ :·:e•:::::/::-, ~: -•IIIli ·i 1 ftl.,'f!,'.lJt J'f'fJ fij ._!=.! HRDf HELP US! pa ~ 1 1, ~ou ~unge - Gr- seen nothin' until Will Say We're In Love" from mean a cigaret in London, but k---by ve watcbed Walter Cron. "Oklahoma" ... Samuel Beck· 1here it means a homosexual ~s belly ~ce at prtvate ett's plays are unconventional "BatmaD" tried In coort Mr. and Mn1. Robort Webb YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! to YOUTH ASKED FOR camel" . es .. · Irector Bob Aid· enougb ("Godot" etc.) but the .. . . and children, Sheila, Margaret, Thts column ts lor youne care of Helen He:~ US! , lbLI But Instead ol U.. bop ~;~b nys of Frank Sinatra: way SamU<I ped<lles screen ~ stop a r~~ firm .lroJn usmg Robert and David, of the Pana- people, their problems and newspaper. . Ina tlu!t, they are ••"'- lilr Tell lbl - .,;. _, really m )us! one of those who rights to his dramas would tum Batwoman 88 a title but Ho. ma Canal Zone, are guests · plea.ures their troubles and "BlJND Dt.TE" TAKES "'"' •they direct Sinal- a H'wood agent crazy : he just 1ly Injunction! The judge said Mr. and Mrs. Rlcllard Pickens fun. As the rest of Helen A WALK he ::' r'J It 8 like being one ,of the sold movie rights to his "Act nope ... Garry Moore probab·l and Mrs. Elod~ . Webb. They Help US! It welcomes laughs Dear Helen : dltlltltloae,jlalked lbout. She jusllblllb II'• tloiL u.t. IUN -,w daft't let ~r s wdho thought they d gel Without Words" to an amateur ly can't have his oid pixilated have .been Vlstltng With rela- but won't dodge a serious ques. I met • boy long put lo be "popular." U I •· 'nidi Ill bardesl. owa~. Hughes to marry movie ma~er for about $2. . lives '" New York City, Wo·· Uon with a briJSh.ofl. by letter He got my 1o leU her she them. . The Sinatra brawl Florce Henderson will host sidekick Marton Lome back lngtnn, D. C , Cleveland, and Send your teen-age question from a ~ maglline lbat BoYJ ~~I...=: b~ In the. Beverly Hills Polo oome of Johnny Corson's sum- with his CBS series- she's do- Columbus. -- llsbed poem of mJne eall be I '' said to been mer-vacation shows - Upcom- lng seven "Bewitched" episodes Holiday guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks and wrote ; eacb other fur J all straightened out ... Hertz I mg Coparabana star Johnny Til- . . . Margot Fonteyn and Rud1 Mrs. Paul Smart and family cbildren held a family picnic montbJ and got k J!ke each IIIJt, 'l1da columa 11 Iii"~ 1 d to U Dr~vo It menaged a miracle I!olson makes fancy lees here Nureyev formed their ow_~ pro- were their daughter and fllmi· over the holiday weelrend at er as well as people can She'o still a Bond ldd wbea famDy litiiiio • 1 JiaD'n hllv_ , s been authorized to rent Ibut even more in Japan, where duct'?," f1rm ID flim Swan ly, the Rev . and Mn1. George Ripley, W. Va., where they out meetlui. boys aren't around. I don't kljj trouble til Jaill p111n Its rars behind the Iron Curtain . hiS records sell faster lh<>n Lab In Vienna thls summer Siddall and cbildren T visited with relatives. Then be made a dale lo IDle her !nJUhle let llllp YO!J for _the first time in Yugo- saki Two on the Tokyo Hit Organized ba.eball's inside- Laura and Timmy,' of Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Mil· me. He llvea lboul 30 miles dcm't waat will lllo . sla'." In a natiOnal maga- Parade now . There Pre pres- man at the White House: Judge burg. Their daughter, Laura, hoan were Pt. Pleasant visitors way. We were both quite what !bey eall her! W h a 01111 '"'ls!DI eq-trJ]U • .W. tme, '\Irs. Johnny Carson re· sure groups everywhere: m Roy Hofhelnz, owner of the remained here for a visit with Tuesday. voUB, but I thought l!hould I do?- MORE llelen Jlottel • til veals her Tonight-star husba"d West Berlin, the West German Houston Astros and their As· her cousin Lind H k U was going quite well Then SPEC'I'ED tbls doesn't even watch his own full i Trade Union beefed about "" trndome, LBJ 's first political M Fl' a H ac e . Ak Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser the middle ol movie Dear" More: "iioewiiispaperii• Bhl ws; just his opening mono- ~ ing a battered tax:! in "Funer· campaign manager; Judge Roy ron r\as ~~~~~ ;nnay, 1 have returned from a holida) himself He never came back ~ a.. ... Ott:"Jorues . . And she was furious ol in Berlin," insisted it wasn't even flies to Texas from Wash. with her sister, weekend visit in Lebanon, Ohio I had to ell! my folks . with ' .0Q"S I Ni.PW .. at reports Johnny gets $400.000 typical of Berlin's present stain· w•U, LBJ. Wh ite and other relatives. where they were guests of Mr. have them bring me home, l)rl wbo eouldn't care len MIAMI IIIACH Get fOUr aa...- ~ Tollrfnr•o,m Nh'BC per ytearl,hfeelmg it lessly efficient ~ndemism, Holiday weekend guests of ~:i~y"·w~allrde ntherereReythnoeldabir.anth~ I was so embarrassed I bout HERS. UD~ tnd trns I~ rappor w I ordmary would create a bad Impression Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fultt · . . ·, for two days. I didn't think TeU your trlead 11 lhe p·ople: 'Why, we live like pea- among prospective visiting tour- BOXING CONVENTION land family were Mrs. Bill Me- da)~ 0 Mrs. Gardner, and her was that bad! Thts was j!IS! 1o be a "Here they""'""" "e with an Income of may- Jsts, and Paramount bent un- NEW YORK (UP!) Th Omber and children Kathy grGa dson, Mark, and . Mr. bout my first date and it te $80 000 a y€'8r " der the d f e • ' rueser were observed wtth a d h L ' II , . pressure an wen 1 . or national Veteran Boxecs Associ Jane and Ronnie, of Piqua, and family dinner feat ' no d n't o mue rur my se ..:on1\ www. a brand new cab Manan M J b ~ k nd hlld un.,. a ec- sciOilll-ss I thougbt be was a . · ation a group dedicated to the rs. 0 n <•8 en 8 c ren, orated birthday cake •= · Wou jd you be heve James Bond Anderson, who retired last If ' I I fi hi .11 Pat and Karol of Bowling · . real nice boy tiD !beD in Brooklyn? Well lh h et' h . we are o ormer g ers, WI , • · ere e year. r Jres 1rom er retire· meet this Sunda at Lakewood Green. Mrs. Eakens and child· Mrs. Guy Reynolds and her I never heard from bim was· Sean Connery spent three ment at least long enough to N J 1 -f ul ~ 1 f ' ren are spendmg the week mother, Mrs. Minerva Childers gain. If be had lOt sick or 0 One L~rge Tabl.a quiet daya tl Rnd Steiger's smg In Chicago's Grant Park nat· ' , orm 81. P anso otrbthe h'"" wtth the Fultz family and spent the holiday in Akron with !hint! be would hive :~~: ~ ~ Broo klyn He-i~rht h 1 t b bl be h 10na. conven ton m co er · • ~ s ouse,. no coneer s, pro a y callse ~r will be joined this weekend by relatives or maybe he was too Summer Febrics mob scenes nor a note m any nephew James De Priest will Jack Larkin, presidoot o! the Mr. Eaken. . rassed about aettloi lick paper When Qoeen Eliza· conduct the orchestra. VBA , will preside at the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks Greg and David Bobb have anything. Or maybe he WIB ~th ~ Prince Philip ~.lgn A u.~• in the soon-due film meeting. This year's notional and family, Kathryn Fruth and returned to their home '" Co. too chicken about dating a girl They re playing oor song, 1! "Alfte had to be changed for convention is scheduled for Mrs. H. Fruth, Mr. and Mrs. lumbus after 1 two week VISit be didn't know. I keep thlnklna means Dick Rndgers' "People U. S. ears because It may Paterson, N.J. , Dot 21 -23. Danny Thomas and Mr. and with !hm grandpa~ents, Mr. he really waDis lo see me - - - -· - - -· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ and Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. gain _ I just have 1 leel'!JI1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ingram because I know from bJa of Nitro, W. Va. , vloi!l!d re- ters he isn't the type 1o ditch All leiter Piece cenUy with Mr. and Mra. girL George Hackel~ Sr. Mostly I just want 1o Goods what happened. Woald J be UUPA TO STEELERS pld to write him 1 little IIOieT PITI'SBURGH (UP!) -The - JILTED JILL Plltsburgh Steelers announced Dear Jill: Wednesday the hiring of Joe I read your letter the first Krupa as a part·time assistant time, and wrote: "Yes -1!1!1'11'1 coach to replace alllng Don no excuse for walking out on Heinrich. girl." Krupa, a former player with Then I read your letter Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns the Sleelers and LoJ Angeles gain and XXX-d my answer Rams, will report t. the Follow your feminine WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND Pittsburgh training camp at lion, honey. If he doesn't POMEROY OHIO Kingston, RJ., July 10. He'll swer your note, at leaat Cloood Thu,....y Alternoono O.an 111. TOt return to his teacblng duties in know for sure you were ' Cblcago after the training If be does, well one of than season ends. days you'll be laughing togeth· ~oug~t GA OE I :ii! v .. ?U amt ( fit About Middleport Jack O'Brian ' 11 -H.lliaat "acmaa • - • • 1M. ;=DI=IIy;Sen;:t:ln:•:l,~:;=====·:o:··~~7,=11111=118~7j PAM:JNG 1M11 , Around and . About pOmeroy 1Voice oJ Broadway d&J, .Jo1J IIIIi, • Ilia Jlrl, Jab Moore, . . . . '"' and Timmy and Mr. and Mnr. IIT&ven m .,. IJ)O . Glllllpollo ~ Larry Hudson and Glen, Kay, The V'alley Bellu Gardni Thll bcllile will have approprt ,~; and Donna, were Sunday ev- Club, affiliated wltll the Nation- I ale !IITanpmenta in eacb room J J t n ,1 ening dinner guests of their par- a1 Councll, Inc., of Oblo Gard· Tha puhllc Ia cordllllf lllvltet 0 ~~~~~;~,;and Addle May Randelph, Chester; Mr. and FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. b~: Wasso ~~i ents, Mr. and Mn!. David T. • Clubs, Is sponsoring a Silver to visit belw ..n the hourS ol ~ reunion was Mrs. Nelson Repp and Tina •I DEACONS AND Deaconesses :eb~a~ed 4th;';;. h :yo! ;::· ~ Grueser. Tel and home Rower allow SIIJ)o 2 and 5 • m. June 26 in the Woode Sevllle; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence of the Middleport First United y, u Y B~l Wet om ·I ~ MiRS Mary Donna Grueser of at Alfred. Randolph and family, Chester; Presbyterian Church wm hold ~uM.::: I a~on. nd Mrs '... New casue, Pa., spent a few Ju~= Swartz was reJected Mr. and Mrs. Otho Yoong and a lawn social Friday evening, Orvil~ ~Is~~~ :nd Mrs:i Mr and Mrs Herbert Dlxon'idays with her .parents, Mr. ~ and Peggy Elkins, re- family, Burbank; Mrs. Edith July 8 on the church lawn Carl Watson and family of and Susan and Roger spent ..nd Mrs. David T. secretary • treasurer lor Biug and Mrs. Phyllis Sanders begmmng at >:30 p. m The so- Da ton . Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mor•a in Lancaster with Mr. She will enter a beautiCian year. Roberta Montie, and famtly of Wooster ; Mr. cial w~l feature homemade Bo~les' and family, Mr. and and \1~s. Earl Kelly. school '" September. . . Meeks , Gracie Dorst, and Mrs. Dorsel Biggs and cake, ple, sherbet pooch, can· Mrs Everett Watson and fami- Rev and Mrs. Menzel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seelig ~: J· Sandra Wilhams, wiU be m family, Chester; Mr. and ~rs. dy, coffee and kool ade. Co- ly ..Doloris Maxie Effie Wa!· and family spent the week son spent the wee~~ I. ~harse of games. The Donald Elkms and farruly, chairmen for the event are I so~ of Tup rs Plains; Wilma end at Buckhannon, W Va., Mr. and Mro. Mannmg ' Is to be held again the last Lancaster , Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mrs. Edward Burkett and Miss Ginther of ~hester !rene Jac- ~nd attended the Smith family ,at Hidden Lakes. They ~fe .~ : Sunc~a¥ of June, 1967 '" the Stout and !amlly, Columbus; Phyllis J?achim. In case ?I obs of Cincinnati, Lydia Smith, reumon. Monday they went to accompamed home bj,.. ~· · Woode Grove Mrs. Pauline Bent. and child· ram it will be held mdoors m G nd W L ella Lock- P . P where they were Richardson who has n e · H I' to M d Mr h E 1· 1 ·ill ary a ayne, ur ar1s. a • g est of relatives for the past There were 100 present for ren, un mg n; r. ~n s. the churc · nter ammen " bard and family ol Parkersburg; overnight guesls of their daugh· u I . , · .,.the potluck dmner which was Lowell Bing and !•m1ly, Long be provided for aU ages Dorothy Robmson, Marlene ter and son-m-law, Mr. and [' two weeks. . 1 and Mrs I ._...ed and enjoyed by alL Bottom ; Mrs. Lillie Randolph, MIDDLEPORT FIRE De· Winebrenner and Greg M•rv- Mrs Jerry Struder and !ami· Mrs Henry Reibe p · · "':"' Games' ahd contests were Guysv1Ue, Robert Reed, Colum· pertment will sponsor a teen 1 d I!Db'nson of Alfred Mr 1y Ray Se1denabel of omeroy, ':~tfleld in the afternoon. bus : Mrs. Bemlce Swartz, outside dance this Friday night ~ Mrs. 'q,n Watson and fam~ .Miss Judy SrruU, returned !' Mrs. Charles Be!ztog, Tuppers ' ' ,. gift for the eldest went Shade, and Mr. Dawson Meeks, from 8 to II p. m. at the Mid· ily, and Mrs. Estella Deem. of home Tues<iay after a two Pla~ns and Mrs. Ar~oldd Hay:~: ·~lam Randolph; the Athens. dleport. Commumty Park. The Reedsville weeks VISit at Pans, Pa , with \ MJ• lleportth. v~~~l :.k:r at :':1al, to the son of Mrs Jays will emcee. her Slf> h•r and brot"er 1n 1"l w . ernoon wt M yt\a ; ·~ , od' M r··13l Hosptta1 ane · Sanders. The youngest , The Forest . Run Melh ISt VISIT IN POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Strud•r and emo r ReiO.~I and rand- 1 was the daughter of Mr. church Will have an ICe cream Those visiting Mr. and Mrs . famil y. . ' Mrs. Hen ynna. end Mrsg Arn· l e 'Eld MrS. Nelson Repp. A pnze socta1 at the church, Fr1day be· Franklin Grimm t~nd D!'mee l Mr. and Mrs_ Raymond M1ll· daughter , Do. 'ted Wed day given to Mr. and Mrs. ginning at 6 p.m. Home made Kay of 832 t<:ast Main St. Porn · er. dau, hter . Sydney and son, old Hay~· ~~::er Hos i~."'with I - Nelson Repp, comiug the greatIce cream, cake and pie Will be erov dunng the .Julv 4th week Tommy of Columbus were hoi· evemng at I MNp I · d' Jd ·· · ' nd Mrs Char es c amee . =:_ est Jstance. . so · end were Mr:;. ~ettie Moore, iday weekend guesto; of Mr a · _ -: Mrs. Inez Randolph was The annual Tolly reumon was , S~TURDAY Mrs. Norma Raker and child- Mr; Royal Thomas. ANNOUNCE SERVICE : ;:: winner of the gate prize. held a! Cedar Lakes, June 26 1 POMEROY HIGH . School re, Ricky and Angela. all of Mrs. L. D Robinson !Betty Beginnmg July 13 through 24 ' ~_::-'Contest prizes were Hwtndt•d With a basket dmner at noo~. Ath~ebc AsSOCIBtiOn w.J!I hold ' Syracuse; Mr . and Mr~. Law · Boydi and children, Jan , Rar- Ulere will be evangehstlc se~v·1 ~ Treena Elkins, Mrs . Beatrice T~~. afternoon wa_s spent m a high schO:Ol dance lhts coming renee Roush o( ltavcnswood : i rv and Vance of washington. ice~. at the Alfred Methodi~t 1 ';Bentz, Joyce Bing and Orner vls.!hng and ~Jaymg ga~es. , ~atu~day mght at_the Pomeroy Mr . and Mrs. H.ober.t Haye~ and I 6. C . . are visiting Mr . and I Church. Rev . L. M. Barnett wtll •l :;Bess. Pnzes were giVen lo the ch1ld- tennts court s~artmg at 8 p. ~· children of Michigan : Mrs. wan- I Mrs Lawrence Boyd and fami- be preaching and Rev. Pearl ;; Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ren. 111 case of ram the dance wJII da Imboden and children , Pam. lv of Middleport and Mr. and Casto, song leader, 8 p. m. , j Millard Swartz. Coolville R.D. Attending were Mr. and Mrs_ be held at the high school gym. Skip and Roger. Pomeroy. .a nd Mrs. C<>rl r ,lis. Pomeroy. each evening . Everyone is wei· 1 Mr. iJ, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monlle J . B. Tolley, Mr. and Mrs. Ray The Jays will emcee. and Mrs Paul Johnson, 1 Mrs. w -/ 111 Killinger return- come. !and family, GuysviUe , R. D.: Tolley, and daughter, Beverly, SUNDAY I Athens. Desiree Kay Grimm re- ed home Saturday after a three ·~ ~. and Mrs. Glen Randolph. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Tolley, Mr. PAST OFFICERS club of the I turned home with Mr and Mrs weeks visit in Dayton with her Bluvsvi!le, R. D.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tolley Jr., Mal- Racine Chapter OES Will i Paul Johnson of Athens for a sen and. daughter-in-law. Mr. a man's after shave, after bath cologne 'SMr&. Stanley Meeks and sons. lory Tolley. Gene Lyle, Mr. meet at the ho~e of Mrs. Bert few days. I and Mrs Walter Killinger and Pomorov. Ohio in Franc~ ..S5,f880,114. thens, ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Rosser, Jr. and Gnmm for a p1cmc SundAy at ______ her sister, Mrs . Nora Eakins. tz and family , Mrs. Beatrice dren, John HI and Brenda, 1:30 p. m. July tO . All p~s! GUESTS OF K~RRS She wa s accompanied home by TONIGHT tz and Keven Rhymer, all Mrs. Donna Dillmger and matrons and patro~s a~e m· Vi8iling Mrs . Lelah Kan'. Ra- her son who returned home NOT OP&N :;or Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. dren, Scott and Dawn Annette, vited. Mrs. Dale Hill w•ll be cine, over the holiday wt•ek cnd l ~ ·....,;;:;;;_~~;..,.===-; ffiElha Bing and grandson, David Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Rhodes. the assisting hostess. Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. John Karr Friday and Saturday !llicGrath, Mr. and Mrs. Bmas Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Rhodes Louise Stewart is president. and family and fn end, Johnny I "THE J~lR~~S OP 1 dlolph, Huntington, W. and son, Marc, Joanna Durst of Erie. Pa . Mr. Dennie I TELEMARK" Mr and Mn! Gilbert MONDAY h1Jd -Technicolor; Mr. and Mrs. John f II. D 'd ;, !fall POMEROY GARDEN Club Karr. Jr., and three r ren, TONIGHT""" FRI. Kirk Douglas Ri<batd Harris ms, Belpre· Terry Swartz, a ' lVI nes ' . . 6 and Mr .and Mrs. Robert Karr \ E--turoHo .' Richard Westfall Will meet Monday at p. m. · uHAT'S NEW PUSSY CAT' ~ !ville; Mtss Nancy . , for their annual picnir at the and famtly and Paula Ka y : ler Srllers -------;1100'. Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. Hlcks, Mr. and Russell borne of Mrs. Walter Grueser, I Hendricks of Columbus. Paula Peter O'Tool e SUNOAY, MONDAY Dale Kubn and family Anderson, Lena Neville, Naomi . . Kay Hendricks and Darrell (Color) ond TUESDAY ' N ·u J p· k M With Mrs. James Titus as co.. . king ; Mr. and Mrs . Myles evJ e, oan . Ie ens, r. hostess. Members are asked to Karr stayed for a v1s1t WJth -andJuly 12·13-14 MIDDLEPORT, 0. John FISke and daugh. . their grandmother and Mrs . "THE REWARO" "A PATCH OF BLUE" dolph and family • Lisbon·• and ll!rs. Juli M d M c . take thelf own table serme. · · Sid Pottier 1 1 3 and Mrs. Wilbur Van Met· er, rs. yrl Ruth Sellers and son, Jim , of Yvette Mirueux ney Sbelly Winters • r. an ' liMo: I �.1 IARNIY GOOOLI anti SNUFI''i'_ SMITH lEN PAW Extra Cash Tile Want f\,a Way Business Services CASEY JlJGHAID GO TELL IHAT MV BROTHER 8UBBI\ IS COMIN ' TO VISIT FER 'TWO WEEKS '· - .. For S.le ~ LUSTRE FOAM is 11uaranteod to be the best carpet cleaner Ponueror IUY A TUlLER . you have ever used or, money back. Electric aham-1 pooer rental fL Hanlware. 7 7 6lc Motor Co. llofore M..y htl . . .lYe On• •p~ WNkt Calnplne ot Royot O.k Pork ......,. ........ ..... ·;::..:,., ...... ....... .......... . . .....___ ...... .. ........ · --............ ..,.. ' • Sizzling Deals AT ,., ...... ,..,.. c.. ..._. 0 .. THIUIQ " a. OltTUAIUII . . . . fw H ..,. •Nifnlv........ ... IIIJ I' ..,. ,., OPPICIIIOUU Pooii&O'OY Motor Co. OPEN liVES. 9:00 P.M. . . . "" . . . . . . . . M. lkltr I i i _ ... ,.. ......... .... aa WI JO I.UY TO PLACI A UIUa.T P•ODUt;l ... JIIAIIT AD PIIC/JNI Pomeroy Motors 60 Corvalr · · · · 445 @ 60 Dodge .... 495 U~ ior. WY2-2156 Ashland Sllltioa on w. YOUNG polled Hereford bull, Mail St. in Pomeroy lOW service age. Frank Dodderer, -If LOVING memory ol bas bagged ice for sale. Price Rt. 3, Coolville, Ohio. 7 1 father aad .podfather, R. s. 101: a bag. 1 30 6tp ltc ~. Who passed WILL DO baling. Ph. 992-1931. ODD JOBS, Ph. 992•7931. July 7, 1164. 7 6 1 6 8 26 121p 61 Conair .... 795 -----~~-'--- Monza Coupe. Maroon finish, vinyl bucket seati, 4 speed . Local lady owner 59 Ford · · · · · · 795 Galaxie 500 4 door, locally owned and sharp. Radio and 64 Corvair "·"" 995 Across lbe great divide. For Rent --• •-be wu IMV ..1 did • - ...,w • . apartmeot. In& c 11 m-2571 1192-3m 'ftlouah we aauld DOt ban a or . de .,_ otay. 1 1 tic ma ""'' nIlk• I Jlllllion years Apartment, 4 rooms ud balb. co, Call 7110 Maple St. from 8 a. Jill& lt'o juat two yean 110 m. to I p. m. or alter 6 p.m. IDday. 1 7 3tc No furniture to move, each. Call 773-5216 Masoo, Deluxe Coupe. 1 local owner, Va. motoo- overhauled. Good ttteo, 7 G elean interior. e SOMEONE TO OPERATEf-:8 ornall bulldozer aad chafii saw in log operation on For· Falcon de\Ullo, I door. Gt>od o • ...o be white wall tires. Wbite lin!sb, ost Run tweea 7 a.m. radio """' beater and 3 p. m. See Marioa ReyR· ,L olds 011 Filrest Run Road off UJtvrO et RL 1. Steady work. T J lfc Impala hardtop coupe. While Ollr summer Clpp!iafteo ICIIo io in full awing. Better prices tha.a fi"W!!' oa l'nezen, Retrigeraton, Washer-Dryer Pairs, Elec. RID· 64 Ford .. · • 1195 63 I ... ond Air-CondiUo..... 1695. IS cu. ft. Choot FREEZER - - c - - - $191 Oil, Father, bow IIlilCh we 2 ROOM TRAILER, everytbiBg VACANCY: room and terior, 327 engine, automatic 111111 yw, luraished, aatural gas, phone ilva6d or patient o! any Jl<IIM'l' steering and lnket. lt9 Gill wDl over tllow, to use close to my home. kiBd. Male or female, 24 bour Rodio aDd healer fte !OJ aad lllll&blne you Will rent to pensiouers practical Durling core if br<luPI us, private persoo or a couple. Deeded. Reuonable. Ana u.o. ~•--• ~Impala Hardtop. Locally ownWI loved yous 10. Violet Brewer, Portland, 0. .....,.aa, ""' - · 0 · nwM ed and oo1y 1.2,000 mileo, 6 Wllb 1 llllllo 01 his Hpa Ph. 143-2800. 1 6 6tc 143-2602. 7 1 Ito eylinder, power oteeriag. 1 1011 Ia h~ be~, HOUSE, 4 room.a and batb, full PAINTI'NG, interior and uler· ~U~ t~J:; Ill oeattorinl aW18hlnt, he basement, atUc otorage, tor, hourly or aoalracl, and heator ed yacd, driveway, Oa t637 onable. Pia. m-5180. Homer played I bil part. Mt~ 0 who lowd Lln_coln Heights, Pomeroy, Braley. I :Ill 15ta ,_,,. Yallanl 200, 4 dOOI', Mist ~ Bow much .,. lost two yean Ohao. Ph. m-2780. 7 6 4tc WATEB BAlJLING, Pboae blue finlsb, 9000 mile~ qo, 1 ROOMS, balb, laundry, lull 728&. I I eal owner. Automatlo. · ..... llld poloed to "'· ladly mlald by hia wile, basemMI, 1•• !urnace, ito For Sale NZ&dy, 101, llollald, Syracuae, 0. Pb. lm-3990. .r, Neva, and all hll 1 8 &It 65 Chevrolet _..n.. I 66 Plymouth 2295 bU!: eblldn!l. ' C.nl of ThMb Va. Ph. 811M381. IRAKI SERVICE BlaeHnars P-..y FREEZER -----,=~ $235 w.::or " and , _ t.. c.... m. With looh - r & Rolrlgeralor. f I lip __ _ ·· D.-- . .. ·- ---.._ ..-· Put_ -- - --f. Notice .._ CROSSWORD ------- DAILY c... ..vJL1C . •J. ..... 1J ..SALE - I bate oold IIIII 11 1 liD • jllaYIBil Melp CoWity I mill! Wl tile fol1owlq ileiDI at a c aale at :125 Broadway, tiJOrl. o... Saturday, I It I J. m. : Maple ~It, dinette lei, dlaltl, Warm Mo..m, . . llntor, DID 111 rqe, .= '"'tleat ~ lilcb- Rile, amall dishw· br, e1eetrie mangle, set Ill llld tabla, coffee table, &wo lamp ltiiDds, two uliUty eabiDIII, platform ocales, gas bot wator beater. ANTIQUES Buffet, bookcase, embroidered rocllbll obalr, orga11 atoo~ I elocb, auortmeot o! piclura, 4 oD Iampo, SBSOrt1111111 of lrouloJ!e ehlaa, ball table, deU chair, toll truat, 11W1J oilier ltema too to mention. Carol llaDley; Olmer, James Car· abaD, AoctioJiftr. Not rotor aecideata. U41e ..,.,....bJe A11Cn0N at Adamo Tradinl ..._. ' & ,_ . . Mala St. f ftniJaad + ""'· V&IIU · l'rlday atchll at 7:10, We aeD ·. pis oa consipmeJII, Phoae : 'HS63M. I 21 61c l.V_ D.Pioolhor :w.• azm •v " aD''? , rr. ~ Jl.Eu! , •• ....ur. .. 1"lpor ~-­ fllz""T LA-.,. 10.9 tary :11. Palt fll lB. Baa IL........holt1: p an 111.&!Dg ._ ..... liiLCII!tiaC aa- .. at. a.way ..... Jll.cw.n. e SALES e e RENTALS. eco,..l"' lqotpmonte ROUSH & LYONS C.mping Trailers It, -- M._, W. Ya. 773-1611 .net BRAKE SERVIC! .-·······-. . .... ··- lose Alignment Shop ·· ·--·--· ~ Phono 9924576 W. Moln II. Pomoroy formerly Grueaer Body Worb I'vE CHO!>EIV A CARfER FOR RADIATOR PIZZA S'ERVICE AT ITS GREATEST ill Nftt I&CiiiiOr ShOP PlaiD • wllll peppetlln! IIUialt, m.Uihrooai, bam OJ eAnyTy... aomblnalllml. t" w It" h ..JSo .. 1.50 .......... C.l'!y.4ut liM.. diH GOBLE FORD Pick up At G. & G. CAFI eC.r eTrvdc eHeattr Core eBulldDHr ...___MVSElF, W<:l. NO KlDDIWGl GASULINI! ALLEY CAREER lHAT! TO GAl~ OF E\lfR'Y' MALE WHO A \L.aviAIV. IS 1/J THE HOME ! OK, YEAH, lUIAT IS IT: .. /Jf(!Xf f\:lfk)T? - - '{ I'OMIIOY ljOI' were ~ix! j THE! BORNLOSEI~._;_-------~~Sr~_~g~~~·:;;•~0-~..__ _,_.1. ·~ ., "" .•. 7-7 By -ART SANSOM • l ;' 1 ... w. C.rwy, Mer· FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ead hea!IDII. Oblo. End your we llavo aD lize . . IDeo, Reii!GIIllble rate. II'Y 1-29'/f, day or Dighl. • 15 THAT QUESTiON SPOOKS PEOPLE . EVERY liME lASK IT/ -. t ' ly HI!ROLD GRAY ed right to your project. aad easy. Free Phone 1192-3284, Ready-M!a Co., Ohio. ~UNIIZII .......... Senloa Crill Bndlord ...... Prole ......... ... (;. IIL\DFOIID ladle, OW. I I Ita Pomeroy Motor Co• I ROOM bo- Ia 1\!o baths, aew gaa exterior just painted, ablo location. Ph. tJ92.Mtl. ar.w -..·311. Solid 08.&1~ al u. ~ M.W-.1 M.,PwpHIII 39. Bgg • 4.1. lfalto zet - C. Bile : .....• <S.l'olllo, liDr "·48.- - 48.11oo ,. ONE COW, heller, I wblte Germao Sllepbecd pups, RiD Tin 5tb, 5 weeki old, 5 black and lilver doll, $ weeki to oRe yo&< old, 1 while German 8bepherd male, 13 moolba old Bill Tia 4lb. Phooo 167-35113 alter S p. m. ~ion Reynold!, Rt. 3, Coolville, 0. • 26 121p air tloaer, practically aew• ""ll rea!IOR8ble. Ph. IJ92.·20011, I Syracose, Obio. BUGS lUNNY Joslcal- llld would like lo :h~~ty In • challenglq job? are Invited to 'wllb Mr. Dao Bargdill, OW. • 1t1et Manager, Burger IloJ tood-0-Ramas, to evaluate A aa,n~'.,,_ 'Qnnt • • 6 •91our potential Ia our rapidly llllVLa ROJ'J'LJ'.A lilY . IIIWI!IJWI!IInl rt11auru1 orgaJii. "' YL8T •• llalloa u • future muager of BVJ''T WVVP IIIIIIP, •YarYJ''l' · . . of our locau-. We will ILAI:T D 'I' Alii r. J' 1. I' .A 'I J' • y 0 ,_ lraiJI JCIII for a job wllb a VIII LA 'I' flllun IIIII a d 9 - to a five llpn IDcoJDe bt'ICbl. .1. 1'=~ '1m: I'RENCR lni:VER AlLOW Apply ID per1011 OIIIJ· at U11o ~· aa. or .II'IIANCa m L.WK: 4 IDn ' Soulb Colllll'ell'llnlell,j . . . ._ IR'! ~....., <llllt, 1• I •• 1 know! Your mother .:tied when ooth qooe! I I!'()M:ROY OHIO • 41 • CALL WYM905 Ill W. MAIN You tol~ me LJour mother at1cl father are .r eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS eBEAMS .... I ·~,...luale who ALIGNMENT ; BUILDING MATERW ll. W&ap 5 lll.- 30.- Ill. I. Ph. WY 2-2181 USED •• '· < row. Also I will haul waller I Uank 300 gaL) Ph. 992-M16. 7 8 3tp ,. ! lullness Servlcet POMEROY MOTOR CO. w. I BY MYSElF• ·1 WY24151 MIDDLIPORT, -OHIO WHEEL eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS 7--! 19 cu. ft. Choot finish. SpoU.... clean red In- - DICK ltAWI.:INOS EXPERIENCI!D AliGNMENT BIG SALE! ., .. l 'L.L. DRIVE "iQME ltlwlln~• Honu S.l•~ . Cnw's Steak House WHEEL waa Ae the amgell came dowa to guide himt TRAILER SALES ·, CALl ' WELL ,ALLRIGMT. II ONI OPTHI . BIG BEND ROUTE 124 SINGER SEWING MAC!flNE- See At Late model liB 181. Makeo ' 1 M buttoaboles, sews on butto118 , Metropo ltan otors dara, IIIOII"i"&ms, etc. Pay Evening• end Saturday off balaace due $69.29. Pay·l,;;:iiiiilii ments c.. be arranged. CaU EXPERIENCED !lf'J.-3218. T I ... . -1 ~- the morning beater. V8 automatit, Power y .. WILL TRADE bay lor calves. to clean attic brakes GoCI ~ed Hla portals wide Ph. 1192_193 1. 7 6 6tp day, July 8th, one day oruy. 11 • .....tee ACRES, eeparate, .. Rt. e2 USED CARS LEFT suitable lor motel or bus1iaes1~ lePARTS for OUTBOARD road aurroundl S lidea of MOTORS Pbone 11'1-3501 after s e BOATS li MOTORS Hardtop Coupe, V8 engine, power steering and brakes. Dark green finsh , vinyl inter· 111'1. . . COMING IOONI • lnulc -rl"' T• lpaodOurDm..ln HONDA ':'· I SALES & sbvtQ • ICIST PIOPLII ONii: RIDING bone, mare. ary GoecJe!l, Itt. 33, Pou:ae-11 ""'iiiiiiiliiiiiil: roy, 01. on tho Albena HOIIG.I iii Ph. m..a1s. 7 I 81p '100 4 door, stand&<d, cleea interior and Bhup• In Memory •t· REGISTERED Treeing Wall<et•ll Pupa. Prille all 00011 hWIIerl can alford. Call tJ92.3370 - Olmer Grahalll al Sagar RIID MID. 7 I 41p i - -~ 'j lr RALPH HIIMDAHL. �.1 IARNIY GOOOLI anti SNUFI''i'_ SMITH lEN PAW Extra Cash Tile Want f\,a Way Business Services CASEY JlJGHAID GO TELL IHAT MV BROTHER 8UBBI\ IS COMIN ' TO VISIT FER 'TWO WEEKS '· - .. For S.le ~ LUSTRE FOAM is 11uaranteod to be the best carpet cleaner Ponueror IUY A TUlLER . you have ever used or, money back. Electric aham-1 pooer rental fL Hanlware. 7 7 6lc Motor Co. llofore M..y htl . . .lYe On• •p~ WNkt Calnplne ot Royot O.k Pork ......,. ........ ..... ·;::..:,., ...... ....... .......... . . .....___ ...... .. ........ · --............ ..,.. ' • Sizzling Deals AT ,., ...... ,..,.. c.. ..._. 0 .. THIUIQ " a. OltTUAIUII . . . . fw H ..,. •Nifnlv........ ... IIIJ I' ..,. ,., OPPICIIIOUU Pooii&O'OY Motor Co. OPEN liVES. 9:00 P.M. . . . "" . . . . . . . . M. lkltr I i i _ ... ,.. ......... .... aa WI JO I.UY TO PLACI A UIUa.T P•ODUt;l ... JIIAIIT AD PIIC/JNI Pomeroy Motors 60 Corvalr · · · · 445 @ 60 Dodge .... 495 U~ ior. WY2-2156 Ashland Sllltioa on w. YOUNG polled Hereford bull, Mail St. in Pomeroy lOW service age. Frank Dodderer, -If LOVING memory ol bas bagged ice for sale. Price Rt. 3, Coolville, Ohio. 7 1 father aad .podfather, R. s. 101: a bag. 1 30 6tp ltc ~. Who passed WILL DO baling. Ph. 992-1931. ODD JOBS, Ph. 992•7931. July 7, 1164. 7 6 1 6 8 26 121p 61 Conair .... 795 -----~~-'--- Monza Coupe. Maroon finish, vinyl bucket seati, 4 speed . Local lady owner 59 Ford · · · · · · 795 Galaxie 500 4 door, locally owned and sharp. Radio and 64 Corvair "·"" 995 Across lbe great divide. For Rent --• •-be wu IMV ..1 did • - ...,w • . apartmeot. In& c 11 m-2571 1192-3m 'ftlouah we aauld DOt ban a or . de .,_ otay. 1 1 tic ma ""'' nIlk• I Jlllllion years Apartment, 4 rooms ud balb. co, Call 7110 Maple St. from 8 a. Jill& lt'o juat two yean 110 m. to I p. m. or alter 6 p.m. IDday. 1 7 3tc No furniture to move, each. Call 773-5216 Masoo, Deluxe Coupe. 1 local owner, Va. motoo- overhauled. Good ttteo, 7 G elean interior. e SOMEONE TO OPERATEf-:8 ornall bulldozer aad chafii saw in log operation on For· Falcon de\Ullo, I door. Gt>od o • ...o be white wall tires. Wbite lin!sb, ost Run tweea 7 a.m. radio """' beater and 3 p. m. See Marioa ReyR· ,L olds 011 Filrest Run Road off UJtvrO et RL 1. Steady work. T J lfc Impala hardtop coupe. While Ollr summer Clpp!iafteo ICIIo io in full awing. Better prices tha.a fi"W!!' oa l'nezen, Retrigeraton, Washer-Dryer Pairs, Elec. RID· 64 Ford .. · • 1195 63 I ... ond Air-CondiUo..... 1695. IS cu. ft. Choot FREEZER - - c - - - $191 Oil, Father, bow IIlilCh we 2 ROOM TRAILER, everytbiBg VACANCY: room and terior, 327 engine, automatic 111111 yw, luraished, aatural gas, phone ilva6d or patient o! any Jl<IIM'l' steering and lnket. lt9 Gill wDl over tllow, to use close to my home. kiBd. Male or female, 24 bour Rodio aDd healer fte !OJ aad lllll&blne you Will rent to pensiouers practical Durling core if br<luPI us, private persoo or a couple. Deeded. Reuonable. Ana u.o. ~•--• ~Impala Hardtop. Locally ownWI loved yous 10. Violet Brewer, Portland, 0. .....,.aa, ""' - · 0 · nwM ed and oo1y 1.2,000 mileo, 6 Wllb 1 llllllo 01 his Hpa Ph. 143-2800. 1 6 6tc 143-2602. 7 1 Ito eylinder, power oteeriag. 1 1011 Ia h~ be~, HOUSE, 4 room.a and batb, full PAINTI'NG, interior and uler· ~U~ t~J:; Ill oeattorinl aW18hlnt, he basement, atUc otorage, tor, hourly or aoalracl, and heator ed yacd, driveway, Oa t637 onable. Pia. m-5180. Homer played I bil part. Mt~ 0 who lowd Lln_coln Heights, Pomeroy, Braley. I :Ill 15ta ,_,,. Yallanl 200, 4 dOOI', Mist ~ Bow much .,. lost two yean Ohao. Ph. m-2780. 7 6 4tc WATEB BAlJLING, Pboae blue finlsb, 9000 mile~ qo, 1 ROOMS, balb, laundry, lull 728&. I I eal owner. Automatlo. · ..... llld poloed to "'· ladly mlald by hia wile, basemMI, 1•• !urnace, ito For Sale NZ&dy, 101, llollald, Syracuae, 0. Pb. lm-3990. .r, Neva, and all hll 1 8 &It 65 Chevrolet _..n.. I 66 Plymouth 2295 bU!: eblldn!l. ' C.nl of ThMb Va. Ph. 811M381. IRAKI SERVICE BlaeHnars P-..y FREEZER -----,=~ $235 w.::or " and , _ t.. c.... m. With looh - r & Rolrlgeralor. f I lip __ _ ·· D.-- . .. ·- ---.._ ..-· Put_ -- - --f. Notice .._ CROSSWORD ------- DAILY c... ..vJL1C . •J. ..... 1J ..SALE - I bate oold IIIII 11 1 liD • jllaYIBil Melp CoWity I mill! Wl tile fol1owlq ileiDI at a c aale at :125 Broadway, tiJOrl. o... Saturday, I It I J. m. : Maple ~It, dinette lei, dlaltl, Warm Mo..m, . . llntor, DID 111 rqe, .= '"'tleat ~ lilcb- Rile, amall dishw· br, e1eetrie mangle, set Ill llld tabla, coffee table, &wo lamp ltiiDds, two uliUty eabiDIII, platform ocales, gas bot wator beater. ANTIQUES Buffet, bookcase, embroidered rocllbll obalr, orga11 atoo~ I elocb, auortmeot o! piclura, 4 oD Iampo, SBSOrt1111111 of lrouloJ!e ehlaa, ball table, deU chair, toll truat, 11W1J oilier ltema too to mention. Carol llaDley; Olmer, James Car· abaD, AoctioJiftr. Not rotor aecideata. U41e ..,.,....bJe A11Cn0N at Adamo Tradinl ..._. ' & ,_ . . Mala St. f ftniJaad + ""'· V&IIU · l'rlday atchll at 7:10, We aeD ·. pis oa consipmeJII, Phoae : 'HS63M. I 21 61c l.V_ D.Pioolhor :w.• azm •v " aD''? , rr. ~ Jl.Eu! , •• ....ur. .. 1"lpor ~-­ fllz""T LA-.,. 10.9 tary :11. Palt fll lB. Baa IL........holt1: p an 111.&!Dg ._ ..... liiLCII!tiaC aa- .. at. a.way ..... Jll.cw.n. e SALES e e RENTALS. eco,..l"' lqotpmonte ROUSH & LYONS C.mping Trailers It, -- M._, W. Ya. 773-1611 .net BRAKE SERVIC! .-·······-. . .... ··- lose Alignment Shop ·· ·--·--· ~ Phono 9924576 W. Moln II. Pomoroy formerly Grueaer Body Worb I'vE CHO!>EIV A CARfER FOR RADIATOR PIZZA S'ERVICE AT ITS GREATEST ill Nftt I&CiiiiOr ShOP PlaiD • wllll peppetlln! IIUialt, m.Uihrooai, bam OJ eAnyTy... aomblnalllml. t" w It" h ..JSo .. 1.50 .......... C.l'!y.4ut liM.. diH GOBLE FORD Pick up At G. & G. CAFI eC.r eTrvdc eHeattr Core eBulldDHr ...___MVSElF, W<:l. NO KlDDIWGl GASULINI! ALLEY CAREER lHAT! TO GAl~ OF E\lfR'Y' MALE WHO A \L.aviAIV. IS 1/J THE HOME ! OK, YEAH, lUIAT IS IT: .. /Jf(!Xf f\:lfk)T? - - '{ I'OMIIOY ljOI' were ~ix! j THE! BORNLOSEI~._;_-------~~Sr~_~g~~~·:;;•~0-~..__ _,_.1. ·~ ., "" .•. 7-7 By -ART SANSOM • l ;' 1 ... w. C.rwy, Mer· FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ead hea!IDII. Oblo. End your we llavo aD lize . . IDeo, Reii!GIIllble rate. II'Y 1-29'/f, day or Dighl. • 15 THAT QUESTiON SPOOKS PEOPLE . EVERY liME lASK IT/ -. t ' ly HI!ROLD GRAY ed right to your project. aad easy. Free Phone 1192-3284, Ready-M!a Co., Ohio. ~UNIIZII .......... Senloa Crill Bndlord ...... Prole ......... ... (;. IIL\DFOIID ladle, OW. I I Ita Pomeroy Motor Co• I ROOM bo- Ia 1\!o baths, aew gaa exterior just painted, ablo location. Ph. tJ92.Mtl. ar.w -..·311. Solid 08.&1~ al u. ~ M.W-.1 M.,PwpHIII 39. Bgg • 4.1. lfalto zet - C. Bile : .....• <S.l'olllo, liDr "·48.- - 48.11oo ,. ONE COW, heller, I wblte Germao Sllepbecd pups, RiD Tin 5tb, 5 weeki old, 5 black and lilver doll, $ weeki to oRe yo&< old, 1 while German 8bepherd male, 13 moolba old Bill Tia 4lb. Phooo 167-35113 alter S p. m. ~ion Reynold!, Rt. 3, Coolville, 0. • 26 121p air tloaer, practically aew• ""ll rea!IOR8ble. Ph. IJ92.·20011, I Syracose, Obio. BUGS lUNNY Joslcal- llld would like lo :h~~ty In • challenglq job? are Invited to 'wllb Mr. Dao Bargdill, OW. • 1t1et Manager, Burger IloJ tood-0-Ramas, to evaluate A aa,n~'.,,_ 'Qnnt • • 6 •91our potential Ia our rapidly llllVLa ROJ'J'LJ'.A lilY . IIIWI!IJWI!IInl rt11auru1 orgaJii. "' YL8T •• llalloa u • future muager of BVJ''T WVVP IIIIIIP, •YarYJ''l' · . . of our locau-. We will ILAI:T D 'I' Alii r. J' 1. I' .A 'I J' • y 0 ,_ lraiJI JCIII for a job wllb a VIII LA 'I' flllun IIIII a d 9 - to a five llpn IDcoJDe bt'ICbl. .1. 1'=~ '1m: I'RENCR lni:VER AlLOW Apply ID per1011 OIIIJ· at U11o ~· aa. or .II'IIANCa m L.WK: 4 IDn ' Soulb Colllll'ell'llnlell,j . . . ._ IR'! ~....., <llllt, 1• I •• 1 know! Your mother .:tied when ooth qooe! I I!'()M:ROY OHIO • 41 • CALL WYM905 Ill W. MAIN You tol~ me LJour mother at1cl father are .r eLUMBER eDOORS eWINDOWS eBEAMS .... I ·~,...luale who ALIGNMENT ; BUILDING MATERW ll. W&ap 5 lll.- 30.- Ill. I. Ph. WY 2-2181 USED •• '· < row. Also I will haul waller I Uank 300 gaL) Ph. 992-M16. 7 8 3tp ,. ! lullness Servlcet POMEROY MOTOR CO. w. I BY MYSElF• ·1 WY24151 MIDDLIPORT, -OHIO WHEEL eBOAT PAINT eTOOLS 7--! 19 cu. ft. Choot finish. SpoU.... clean red In- - DICK ltAWI.:INOS EXPERIENCI!D AliGNMENT BIG SALE! ., .. l 'L.L. DRIVE "iQME ltlwlln~• Honu S.l•~ . Cnw's Steak House WHEEL waa Ae the amgell came dowa to guide himt TRAILER SALES ·, CALl ' WELL ,ALLRIGMT. II ONI OPTHI . BIG BEND ROUTE 124 SINGER SEWING MAC!flNE- See At Late model liB 181. Makeo ' 1 M buttoaboles, sews on butto118 , Metropo ltan otors dara, IIIOII"i"&ms, etc. Pay Evening• end Saturday off balaace due $69.29. Pay·l,;;:iiiiilii ments c.. be arranged. CaU EXPERIENCED !lf'J.-3218. T I ... . -1 ~- the morning beater. V8 automatit, Power y .. WILL TRADE bay lor calves. to clean attic brakes GoCI ~ed Hla portals wide Ph. 1192_193 1. 7 6 6tp day, July 8th, one day oruy. 11 • .....tee ACRES, eeparate, .. Rt. e2 USED CARS LEFT suitable lor motel or bus1iaes1~ lePARTS for OUTBOARD road aurroundl S lidea of MOTORS Pbone 11'1-3501 after s e BOATS li MOTORS Hardtop Coupe, V8 engine, power steering and brakes. Dark green finsh , vinyl inter· 111'1. . . COMING IOONI • lnulc -rl"' T• lpaodOurDm..ln HONDA ':'· I SALES & sbvtQ • ICIST PIOPLII ONii: RIDING bone, mare. ary GoecJe!l, Itt. 33, Pou:ae-11 ""'iiiiiiiliiiiiil: roy, 01. on tho Albena HOIIG.I iii Ph. m..a1s. 7 I 81p '100 4 door, stand&<d, cleea interior and Bhup• In Memory •t· REGISTERED Treeing Wall<et•ll Pupa. Prille all 00011 hWIIerl can alford. Call tJ92.3370 - Olmer Grahalll al Sagar RIID MID. 7 I 41p i - -~ 'j lr RALPH HIIMDAHL. �I " • - ELBER.FELDS .STOR·E IS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT ·UNTIL 8 and SATURDAY. .NIG·HT UNTIL 9 .r . " ' .• .. • at y e . . ~ • • enttne A Goad Time for Family Shopping - Selecting a New TV or Stereo- Furniture or Floor Coverings For Your Home- trousers- Shirts- Underwear- Socks ~i' The Boys - ·It's Not . Too Early To Look Over Some Of The New School Dresses Arriving On the 2rid Floor. Make Elbe,felds In -~9fl1eroy Your Family Shopping Center - And Alwa~ Save Your · SaleslipL Sale! Womens Summer Skirts Over The Knee STOCKINGS Seamless stretch over-theknee stockings, stays up without garters, non slip elastic top. Sizes 810·9, !0\>-11. Sea Shell and Soulh Wind, 9\HO and two o[ the top Elberfelds An Headquarter• For Hanes Underwear For Men and IOJI Skirts from our regular stock Included In this sale. Straight skirts - hlp stitch pleated styles and many othero to choose from including regular ond extra sizes. $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 WOMENS WOMEN$ WOMENS WOMEI'IS SKIRTS - - - SKIRTS SKIRTS SKIRTS SALE SALE SALE SALE $5.37 $4.37 $3.37 $2.37 leading shades. $1.25 a pair Shorts For Girls In All Lengths Short Shorts - Jamal· cas - Bermudas - Cuff Shorts and Knee Knock· ers. Solids and plaids all washable fabrics. SAVE ON GIRLS PLA YWEAR Whether you need $3.95 $2.95 $1.95 $1.00 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS PLAYWEAR ---SALE $3.37 PLAYWEAR SALE $2.37 PLAYWEAR SALE $1.37 PLAYWEAR SALE 77c and Boys department on the 1st floor. Elberfelds cany the complete Hoe of Men•· Hanes Underwear - Chpose From A Special Group Of T Shirts, Briefs, Undenhlrts, Boxer · Shorts, Side Elastic Shorts, Athletic Union Womens Dark CoHon Dresses Hundreds of styles to choose from In this group of dresses. Dark plaids and stripes. All new !all colon. Shirtwaists, two piece •lyles and dress maker style1. Misses and Half Sizes Suitl, Shorts, •nd also a complete nnge of s.izes from $7.95 Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 Gym Colored T Shim the smallest boy to the men who wears extra, extra large Womens Knit SLEEVELESS ·i·'\. , Elastic ar~und . · >·; llrmly in place . .,-. . SHELLS . ~ Protocf · your outdoOr ! hand~omely styled and' , nt n . coat ·, covers ' • . ,. . 100% stretch n:,Uon In solida and stripes. Easy to launder. Dry quickly. Zipper back at neckline. Sizes 34 to 40. tri s . ', Chaise Rain Cover - - - Glider Rain Cover Oblong Grill Cover Round Grill Cover $3.69 $3.95 $2.59 $1.95 each tlach each eoch ON SALE ON THE 3RD FLOOR $359.00 Brawn 2 P11:. Trtdillonal $259.00 Green 2 Pc. Modern ,199.00 Brown 2 P~:. Madern Sale $2.89.00 Stle $199.00 Sale $148.00 $m.OO Blue, Green 2 Pc, Modern $339.00 Blue 2 Pc. Modern Solo $240.00 Solo $238.00 $339.00 Tout 2 Pc. Modern Sale $272.00 $419.00 Green '2 Pc. brly Amtrictn Salt $341.00 $309.00 $279.00 $269.00 '$349.00 $379.00 $209.00 Green 2 Pc. Madern Sale Green Sofl French Provincial _ _ Sale TurQuoise- 2 Pc . Suitt, Modern _ _ Sale Toast Sofl, French Provincial _ _ Silt Brown.Stigt 2 Pc. Suite, Modern _ Stlt Red TwHd love Seat, Etrly Amerlun S1le $248.00 $224.00 $211.00 $271.00 $281.00 $166.00 $398.00 Rust Tweed 2 Pc. Sullo, Early Amorlcon $321.00 WOMENS SLIPS An exciting collection of "Best Sellers"-&!me with embroidery. some with lace trim. All with front sha· dow panels. Sizes 32 to 44. Proportion lengths. White, pink, blue, black and red. Featured at Elberfelds for only - - - . $299.00 Brown 2 Pc. Sullo. Vinyl, Modern '' Solo $244.00 $398.00 Green 2 Pc. Suite, Early Amerlctn Sale $321.00 $489.00 Brown Tweed 2 Pc. Suih, Early American $417.00 $398.00 Gold 2 Pc, Eorly American Solo 321.00 $398.00 Persimmon 2 Pc. Early American _ Sale $321.00 9.00 Gold Sola, Eorly Amerlcon . Solo $218.00 .00 Brown Twlt'd Early ArMrican _ _ S.lt $422.00 .00 Gold 2 Pc. Suite, Early Amerlctn _ Salt $272.00 $119.00 $498.00 $249.00 $249.00 Gl"ftn 2 Pc. Suite, Early Amorlcon Solo Gold 2 Pc. Suite, Early American _Solo Gold 3 Pc. Suilo, Maple Solo Persimmon 3 Pc. Sull4, Moplo _ Solo $311.00 $422.00 $199.00 $199.00 "Katz" $3.95 Velu" COTTON SHIFTS Women• cotton shift. for daytime wear. Assorted prints, polka dolo an d checks. Sizes small, med· ium and large. RCA Whirlpool 70c V.P. 616 VIRICHROMI PAN FILM JOe V.P. 116 VIIIICHROMI PAN FILM bas a machine ror you. The new models include an 18 pound capacity automatic. See them on the 2nd. fioor. CLEANUP SALE STRAW PORCH RUGS < Stencilled - vivid multi colored warp. Modern floral motifs. Green - Brown. Only three sizes lefl REG. 69c 24"x4a .. SALI SOc REG. 19c 27"x54'' SALI69c REG. 'Ut 14"•14•• RUNNIR WOIIIOfti"PbUMolcl" PANTIES Womens acetote pan~., fancy elutie walJthond. Reinforced eroteb. EJu. tic ler briefs or flit omooth flltlnf <Omfort· able band leg. White olld print&. 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ELBERFELD$ ·; .·' I o F l a t i n San Francisco Airline m:lchinists ignored (UPI) - a presidential plea and early today began a nationwide * E* * d * * .* vl· h t· 350 Oh lO .1' zg s rase •1 I v~': "*:: Efo~v~ I ass Heads B ·CattI Assoe• • Map of System is Posted for Study 1 I ~~rlin~o:r~~~~t"~r s~i~J~eyc~-~:~:! ~~~n~~:~. ~~.;he~av~re~~~:;~ m Tuppers Plams or Eldon the potential of the sy s te m Gaul or Delmar Haum at Ches· : "quite a bit." Current estimat- 1 COLUMBUS IUPI) - Atty. ponies (the boa body dealers) ter. : ed cost of the project is Sl C",f,,. Gen. William B. Saxbe said to- who are demanding "a ransom Steering committee members 000. Federal aid is believed a· ; day he would recommend the from the State of Ohio-" are asking for the immediate va1labie lor part of tbe cost. state subsidize school bus pur- "It Is my Intention to exert help of all who are interested choses at the combination low every effort at my command," in )he proposed system as ap- • bids offered by bus body and the Attorney General said, "to proximately 1,ooo farms. homes Wolle ComeS chassis dealers even though fo.rce down to level c~parable and business places musl be they are more than $1,400 higher w1th Kentucky the pnce which contacted in the ne•t two weeks., for identical buses bought by Ohio mll!ll pay for a bus. A number of those persons pomeroy Kentucky. "'I again reiterate, however, attending a meeting to discuss However, Saxbe said he that due to the Impending crisis the pr,posed system earlier would ask the U.S. Department m transportation of school chll· ·s week indicated their eager· s eac e r of· Justice to· Investigate the dren, I wlll recommend that thl to subscrilw In th" sv<tem ness , b1ddlng prachces of those com- the buses be purchased so that if It becomes I realily by mak· Donald Wolfe, veteran pnning $10 d '""" t' Clpal and teacher for 29 years Reservotors Well sites now being studied at the Southern Local DIStrict are near Reedsville and Ra· high school In Racine, has been hired as commercial departe sts ment teacher at Pomeroy IBgh or a ue school. it was learned today. P, SBURGH (UPI) A I f fed al d Mr. Wolfe was hired in a spe11 1 . - ~ p~ne 0 70 er an cial meeting of the Meigs Local slate experts studyt?.§ Appalachia s water resources were I Board of Education earlier this told by .a federal ena~neer Thursday the benefits ~f res· week. ~~~~~~cing ood damage far outweigh their con1 T0 AT h Of M at vI than c0 1 Mr. Wolle began his teaching ''The form of regulated river flow sustains navlga· career. 33 years ago at Middle- tlon reduces pollution. provides 1 water supply and of· Ia port H•gh School. He taught four ' years there and then transfer- fers ,!""cere,atiJonEaJHopportunl· minister the program themthe red to the Southern Local Dis- 0 es, o . . . am mer of selvea, be said. . trict where he has been since. the Corps of Engineer The stales are Peruaylvania. ! Mr. Wolfe has been high school said. Alabama, Georlla. Kentucky, :athletic director since be beOhio, West Vlrfl)nla, Maryland. gan teaching at Racine. Col. John C. H. Lee, director New York, North Carolina, FortlteHomeFollu I. Also hired by the Meigs Ia- of the Offiee of Appalachlan iSouth Carolina, Tennessee and BUCHAREST RUSSIA cal board during Ito special ses- lludlell Cincinnati, end other , VIrginia. "es sion were Mary Hill primary .....rts at•·...••• a ·~- •a and 1ts Warsaw Pact alu • -...........,. u•"""' Y gave little indication at the end teacher. and Jeanette Thomas. meeting here made a Driver Killed when of their four . day summit kindergarten teacher. loor of Western Pennsylvania to • meetinil today that they were Resignations aecepled were Inspect acid mine drainage Pickup IBts Tram able w settle the interDlll dil· 1 those of Pearl Reynolds, Caro- areas. DUBIJN, Ohio (UP!) -Ralph flculties plaguing the anti ·llyn Smith and Alan Podbesek. , L~ Slnders, 66, Plain City, was nuHt.ry alliance .ne The board discussed at length Lee oald his office wao seek- lllled Thursday when. bls pick· seven wanaw Pact naUOIIS, I a 1as heating bill at the Rut· lng "to come up with an effec- up truck struck the IIICOnd car holding their first suwmt j land Elementary school and it live but equ,ltable water utili· 11 a New York Centrsl freight meeting in 18 months, Issued ' has been reported thai Richard zal!?n for the 12 atates lnvolv- train at a grade crossing on a ,000-woni cleclaratiOD Thura- ; Jones, board president, Prose- ed. He aald It would provide Oblo 111 just ·west of bere in day3 bitterly deooun~ Amef: cut1n1 Attorney Bernard v. a llj8lter plan to reduCe water Franklin Coun(1. lean "apresslon" ;D Viet Fultz, George Hargraves, Jr.. pollution In the Individual The Ohio Hllbway Petrol said Nam and promlshll to send : new superlnlmldent, and Lee llatea. ,. - Illites would ad· Sanden paSied ~everal autnmo"volunteers" to fiJihl U. S. sol· ; McComas, clerk attended bell''· biles, rounded a slight eurve in dlerS there if Hanoi asked for I'lng on the matter before tlie DRIVER xu Im the road anclamashed Into the then Public UWittes Commission of IJSBON Ohio (UP!) -Jer- train. Despjte severe ILide at the iOblo oq Wednesday o! tbl• aid~ JolmsllniD, 17 Rt. lllalement. dlplomatle week. The ~rd' ladlcati!d the .,, SauoevWe wu tilled WEA In lhla RomanliD capital ~f I!UCO will Vi to Ond the .ca..sf ...,. ~I wbea be lost -trol MoiiiJ Al!IIJ IIIP ID th" ~laration 1!o!ltained noth-il of tr; \tOUble. , .. :· . titbit ~I• truc:k llhCI eraab- . . Fair taidpt • , IDI that bu 11111 been said be-1 Other ·aellvltY of llie BJ>i,IIJ till" ·0111o :.. Just IIOUih ol elwlpaadlo - ,Bille JD~ or , promised by Individual meeting wu general dlscuaalon SUmmitville ID Columbiana SalllrdaJ _.... ' w1 • 1 Contlnt!ed On Page Five) ol ~. dis~ prv!llems. ""'""" -:"" llllllllf• ..1 . · -v· WORW I u. s. nan Tinu. sourceal .. S h r i n e r s Caught strike grounding more than half the nation's airliners. Thousands of vacationers, businessmen and tourista r were stranded-30,000 Shnners alone bein~ caught flat in San Francisco as their week-long conventiOn broke up. The walkout affected five major air carriers. And the prospect was dim that the airlines remaining in operation could take up some of the slack. A CERTAINTY "The trouble Is thai at this The strike became • certaintime of year everybody's ty earlier Thursday when Asalready using all their equip- sistant Labor Secretary James ment." an airline spokesman J. l!eynolds announced preolong· said. ed mediation had failed to Picket lines went up at yield any agreements on wage Kennedy International Airport and benefit issues separating in New York, National Airport the two sidesIn Washinglon and other major Joseph W. Ramsey, ehlel Teamster Larry Thomu, eastern airfields precisely at JAM negotiator and genersl president of Loeal 596, 6 a. m. EDT. vice president ol the union. Philadelphia caat the OD!y The strike spread westward said that the parties were "no" vote at the natlOJia) as the local docks struCk 6. "'poles apart" and no agree- convention in Miami Beach I Spokesmen for the struck ment had been. reached on July 6 when his union voted , . . .· . ·. .·. . · .. . . alrhnes said there were no e1ghl national ISsues. to pay more than mWioa . MAO NOW Th · f~i· l Ch" N A plaos to lessen tbe Impact on WUiitm J. Curtin, cblef air· ~legal f~s for their na· 1 1 By United Pre88 lntematlansl service . I .t t e ~ t c a1 f Rmad Ceh~s ge,ncyd reMeasI in Columbus travelers by trying to maintain line negotiatur, said the JAM tiona! ~Sldent, J~· ed thIS por rat . ype pic ure o e mese ea er ao · · n; his 'th · "bl th ot' tl . fa and other union · w• supervisory . ew up e neg •a on., .. · · The m Tse-tung July 6. The picture, which the Chinese says was i The airlines machinists strike : Railroads and bus companies I ''It will slow delivery down a some g 8 taken June 23, shows a smiling Mao holding a cigarette : •taggered air travel In Ohio to- i were in a better position to el· little bit, but we teel we'll be persoonel. . , With a lanw;:c dema":n for voice 0 in his right hand. Western officials had believed that • day as more than 350 filghts ln ipand their service, a/thoucb l able to keep it in the air and ~t they said filght.o which wages and er ben t Ill- 2,000 delega&. Mao had been quite ill lately, but he looks very healthy the stale were eanceUed. dis- , spokesi!M!n were not sure !. not have to resort to surface or "'~aled befor• the strike creas~. and • in this photo. rupting the plruiS of an estimal· whether there would be much ' <'3rriers," be added. • deadline would contmue CurtiS said the dem s were Gl ed 13,000 travelers. Idemand for it. I OfficialJ at the Air Express througb to their final destin•· 7S per cent higher than the More than 1,000 members o! A Continental Trailways agent Co. said they "hadn't lelt a !ions, even though this might settlement recommended June the International Association o1 1said, "If it is warranted we will !bing yet" and thought the com· mean t.oking off . lrom s0111e 1 by a special presidential Machinists were on strike In I put on extra buses" and the pany would continue norms! op- mtermedlale atrports after emergency board headed by eef e Ohio. Four out of the fiva l (llesapeake and Ohio Railroad orations. picket lines were up there. Sen. Wayne L. Morse. !>-Ore. · struck airlines fly into the state, Isaid addltlolllll passenger ears The state's largest city was , From the Texas Wh1te House, Those recommendallOIIS were with only Nallonal not serving will probably be added to ils the one hardest bit by the 1 President Johnson appealed retected by the _JAM_ JaliOD Ohio. I trains. strike. More than 200 flights Thursday mght for both s1des Sen. Morse S81d the strike lt appeared doubUul that the Mall To Move daily were cancelled at Cleve- lo come to terms on a new "cannot be justified on any unel!ected airlines in the state, Postal officlals were eonfident ' land Hopkins Airport, disrupting three-year contract, and get basis whatsoever," urged Its Lee Glaas, !!ilarplbllrl. Aliisuch as American Delta TAG I that air mall could be kept mo•· 75 per cent ol the passenger back w bargaining "as soon postponement for additional ens county. wu e!et;~ preoland Lake Central ~auld be able , ing without any apprect.'!ble.~ traffic. About 870 mech1111- as posoible." mediatioo, and offered to re- ~of the .11<£-'!."__iic.,.n Ohio Maps of the proposed Chester-Tuppers Plains water to eope with the additional de- · tays. ics, ramp men and utility work· Jdhn!on also order~!<~ govern- oonvene his emergency board Br ,lli!P l,....nktp 'llllnsystem may be inspected in the window of the Baum mand for seats. 1 "We usUilly use three of the ers were idled there. men! officisls to assure that to help reach a settlement. clay night at the G'""i!Wt coutt!J Lumber Co. at Chester or the Sohio Service Station in Most echoed the view ol an : strucit airline. lor mail service, Tribe Stranded air tra ..portatioo was avalla· The government, which used ell8ul0b offtee, IICCOnllnc Ill Tuppers Plains. it was announced today. American spokesman in Colum· ' but we've diverted 11 to other The Cleveland Indians were ble for defense needs, to keep all lis legal tools to try to avert county agent Bryson R. Carter. Officials of the proposed system steeri~g committee bus who said thai the nne bad . airlines which have not been el· stranded temporarily w h en, the mails moving, and to "min- the strike, has also done all it Olher officers elected were announced , all people interes':_e!l_m obta1mng a __ water! neither equipm<nl nor personnel , lecled."' explained R a 1ph their 11 a.m. United Air Lineslimie the inconvenience to the can to minimie the Impact ol Leo Story, · vice • president; supply m Iheir respective 1 with which to provide utra · Thompson. a~sistant postmaster 1 !Continued on Page 5) travelmg public." the walkou~ Johnson slid. and Paul Baer, "'""etmy·treu- I -f.mib.. 30,000 WASIUNGTON ~·estern $4·95 · ~ . $14·95 * By United Prod IDtemalio•al at a wor.e time for passengers. planes. The Une put extra Thousands of air travelers- Not only Is Friday the Oights on nationwide. people who like to get where bUBiest flying day of the week. summer vacat 1on The airline spokesman said they •re goin g fast - 1aced a but the frustraUng scramble at alrporls season Is at its heigbt. the walkout would affect 40,490 across the nation today lor Before the strike deadUne, passengers and 64Z flights at available fligbt.o because of the airline spokesmen predicted the Chicago's O'Hare and Midway slrike called al 6 a. m_, against shuiA!own would virtually knock airports; 37,000 passengers and five major airlines. out all space available and 529 filghls at New York's Railroads. bus lines and other standby seats, the mainstays of Kennedy and LaGuardia air· airlines were geared for a rush the airlines' latest effort to paris; 20,000 passengers and of business. lure young people Into the skies 292 flights at Los Angeles; The strike call by machinists at reduced rates. 17,800 passengers and 383 against Eastern. United, Trani American Airlines said Ito Oights at Washington's Dulles World, National and Northwesl reservations departm•nt at San and National airports ; J7,i00 airlines, which handle more Francisco was "almost a piiBIIengers and 270 flights at than 60 per cent of the nation's shambles" because of travelers San Francisco, and about 9,03i air traffic, could not have come trying to book flights on their passengers at Boston. l~mile GARTON CROQUET sm ' * Scrambles at Airports a~ c.nipiat. l,lno of on * * * * Experts Fm"d TOWN -AND COUNTRY . . tho Half of Nation's Airliners GroundeU I FIBERGLAS CAFE ctltTAINS 011 - TOWIU- need. Made with DuPont Stretch Nylon. Expandable woven fabril: that stretches in all directlona. Adjuatable. Ea&y· to-put on. ROadY·Made Slip Covers In areen, brown. melon. rold. CHAIRS, All Style Chairs -----$12.91 Kocl•k Verichro1111 Pen Film (bleclclwhite) Come In and See The New RCA Whirlpool Washers and Dryers On The 2nd Floor 1round. 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Sullo, Modern Be sure to stop ln cotton knits are made for young Actives Kroehler and Volentine Seover LIVING ROOM SUITES sizes. Come To Elberfelds And See Our Special Group of Womens WHITE UNIFORMS FRIDAY, JUlY 8, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 57 :1 pair of tnlt briefs or a short aleeve, tnkle len81h leg Union Suit, you'll find It In the Hanes Underwear Sect~ In the Mens See this special group of girls playwear including shift.. - shift sets - playsuits - short sets. Size s 3to 6x and 7 to 14. VOL XVIII ..;,..lllln an ~ r ~ ... .... ,,, i::i.,. ** •· ':i: school children may be transported, and will argue about the money at a later date.'" . . The later date will be set thiS afternoon, when Saxbe •aid he would meet with the Cleveland Distrlcl Office "so that the in· vestlgation may co m m en c e promplly." Saxbe made his statemenl at • press conference where he sa1d the low bid for a 66-pus· senger bus was · $6So7.30 b' while ; Kentucky rece1ved a 1d asl Oblo Five • Day Fore<ast Temperatures from Saturday through Wedaeaday will average two II four dqrees obove oormal Representotlve dally oorm· ol lalgbs and Jon ...., etadnnatl 1'1 anot "· Colambua 1'1 and U, aad Clevelaad 83 aad fO. Warm and humid over tbe weekend. A UUie cooler •· bout Moaday. Warmer again by the middle of ll"xx week. Scoltlred &bowen about Saaday, expected to avenge aae-qaarter laeb or lOla. starts a! 8 p.m. Albenl that a ceiling could be set for feeder call sale wDille beld a! all school. dislr1cts rather . than 1 p.m. Oct. 4, and AIJieq wiD each dlstr~ct doing II individusl· have another sale CII _Nov. 11 ly. Carter pointed out \lilt tbele However 1be Injunction sales are for calves Mmlped ughl . Franklin County Com: by the original produeer loci~ :on P;:_,s Cour was denied ed in Gallia, Atbeal, ·~. and the state sh d .th Meigs, Vinton, _. lllli'l'oundinC th bidding pl:n ea WI counties. Conslglllneull f11r 11it ;.e n st time .bida for b• es Oct. f Galllpaiil aalil . . due were aJvertised, only cha~sis Sept. IS. •· · deal b '!ted b'ds Th I· Present were 1.1111 0111!!, torney ers sugenera ml I' s Iom' ce e ana Leo Story ' and Paul Baer·• Ken nounced they woold readvertise Ackerman, COUDiiJ' ..en!, and for bids from body dealers and W. A. LaFollet!e, Albeal R threatened an investigation if no I)'; c. E. Blau.Jee, ... a t S bids were received. ent, and Sammy~-. J!llfCI The lale!t bids received from county; Bob Crawford. 001111\1 body dealers are the ones that ~t~~ent. and Joe w~ ~ eavy Saxbe claims amount to "ran- nnct1 county; FreiS GW., Ohio lOIII" demanded by the dealers Valley Llvestoot ~; lli4 • Bud Carter and Didl A••• 1 ,er, coon1y agent 111111 t-H ... ow IIJtant and GleDD Graham, C)aj. Ill co.;.ty. March of $5138.03 for an identical bus. . To. Set Ceiling Saxbe wdi make his recom· mendation to the Ohw Depart· menl of Education and the S~te Sch~l Board so that a ceiling pr~ce lor the stole subsldy to local school districts lor bus purchases may be S<t. Bus body dealers -~d sought a temporary restrauung order against the thatli allows tak pian 1r d b'd the state to e cen a ze • s so I · ~:.~~~a~=-'lbe~vee:: R e t urn .d ~ D IH w BI ea t ar .:rt 1 Resp1te . Comes SAIGON (UP!) - Return 1 raids on North Viet Nam'a largest oll depot on the outskirts of Haiphong Thursday dealt a "devastating blow" to. Ohm got . a welcome respite tbe Communist war machine I Tbursdsy mght from the early knocking out pumping stations <ummer heat wave wbleh bung that handle 95 per cent of all • over the state for several petroleum Imports, U. S. all•-~ weeks. . cials said today. . UPI sa1d shortly befbre A mil" s kesman said sunnse the mercury read 58 at Itary po I Toledo, Columbus and Findlay: Navy Jet.. also knocked out 62 at Cincinnati nd 59 Clevethree North Vietnamese patrol l tand The ::..., the ODS boat. and successfully evaded . air-to-air missiles ltred at tbem lowest since the recent beat by Sovt 1 _deslgoed MIG 21 wave began. Dale Wll'liEr became prool· l Russia's" ~t advanced f ~ The forecast wao for coolindent "'·the PomerGJ Lions IInterceptor igb ued lair weather today, tonight club thl~ week in installalhm • and Saturday with temperatures ceremomes conducted by retlr· The Navy flew a total of Tl In the_80s, humidity comfortable ing President Harold Brown. missions against North VIet and hght winds. However. ~ ceremomes were bel~ ID INliiD Thursday, the officials cloudiness was expected to InlOCI II rooms 01 Grace Ep19C0- 1 sald, and lost only two planes crease Saturday aftemoon, pal Church Tuesday at 6 p.m. · despite Communist clalmo that with showers pooslblo Saturday Others taking office were Al lm were downed. night and Sunday. Leonard, nnt •Ice presldellt: , Pilot Rescued ::"nt M;:n. ~vice P~ ' AD F106 Tbundercblel MANSLAUQIITII:R JII.UL 011 ; . 01 • shot down by conventional MIDDLETO'NN. Oblo (VPIIv· · pres~nt : Karl Kraut••r. cround fin about 91111lilea -Wini!'e<i Cooley. II, Middletlon tamer. 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