https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e1a43671fd97d439b9d157c016c56248.pdf 3efbd4573a4cc7294ad310b47d3a92b3 PDF Text Text . ). 'I ' .. " 1 ' • Now You Know ' ' at y Streamers of naming hydrogen known as solar prominences Qare from the sun to distances of 250,000 miles or more moving at up to speeds ot 250 mnea a secord. ' I ' \' .-1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Mostly sWII\Y, warm todlf lllld saturday. High todl1 In BOund low BOa. Fair, mUd l!mlibt. low in 60& north, low 70s IOUih. ~g~ct I IJevoted To 1'lw lnterNI8 Of The Meigo-MtuOn Area VOL. XXI NO. 32 Weather .. . 0-.·~ .'! ~ '0 '1 tf.r eS 0 ~ FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1968 ~~ - ~~ · ~·=-------~------~~~~~~~~--------------~~~~~~-------~ i r: ,.... ° FIVE CENTS ' --------~~~~ -Thousands Say Farewell to Bobby Kennedy l'trfecf hllll'l I 11ft T-hreaten Sirhan A aub'OII . .. ... Mens Slteve : ·: : ' \ prefolded center to close slim ······' ·' ·'· ... Banlon Sport Shirts ton. Long tail, expertly lllilored. Sllpover style with short aleevea - Solid coloro - Very . onartly acyled. Easy tD wash. An appreclaiOclllllt. 'Recreation Leaders Appointed 5. 91 and 6. 95 · . : BE SURE TO SEE ALL THE OTHER STYLES IN MEN'S : KNIT SPORT SHIRTS IN ALL SIZES. ~- 95, ~. 95, $4, 95. SALEI ... .... ' .• lens Dress Slacks 1. Wtmbley .. ·.•. Mens Sale $5.77 Dress Sluks $7.95 Mens Sale $6.37 Dress Slacks $8.95 Mens 5•1• $7.27 Dress Slacks $9.95Mens Dress Slacks .. :: ·· ,. :: I I eaRl. Wiener RG:last ry Phalin IJ&ilted with the parw ty. RouiKI-robin cards were 1ert to Keith Bailey, convalesci._ at NOT OPEN pi tal. Attendirw- the wiener r~at 1 ari:anaed tor your :.• Finest q,..Uif steel b)" Queen ~cy, · m ..,.ldm a pocket knlfl1, pen knlfl1o hunting or trill, Lara Phalin. Janie and Helena Wyatt, Debbie Bailey, Ricky Couch, Kelly Then&, Beth Me- Knillht, George Thompson and Anna, Jim and John Wiles. You'll ljl1d a complelll of ocyles and 1ft oil silos 1ft the Men's DeporUnent at Elberfelda. T-shirts - Brlela - Mtcl-l.elllh brier. - Athletic UndershlrtiAihlleUc Shorts In gripper lront boxer waist cypeo - Unlm sulta. SlQ:I 1ft and select your Dad's t'lvorlte acyle and please him with a pit or Hanes Unclerwdr !rom Elberfeldo. ." · . , Select the cc>oyour Dod Ukea best. ·. .: .... :: :·: . A81ft of Work Clot.ln1· ' · . Select work clolhoa !Or him IIIII yGU"re auro to pleese. Over• alla, carpenter a or .Pilnters averalla;matchedwork 1ult.s, sld't sleeve work ablrtl, eov8nlla, work beltl, ausl)81dera, work caps, alovea. YOU'LL FINil A mG SELECTION fN ALL SIZES' AND N.\TIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS '!11AT LOOK AND WEAR SO WElL. SELECT YOURS NOWI ' Sale Prices on Summer Porch and ·Lawn furniture Buy Your Open House Is Tuesday •••New Lawnmower. ·· cedar 11bles and benchea, foldiJW chairs, :· "'lngs and other&. And oil II aale prleeL irO..... 2nd. Floor Fumiture Depatln ..nt """cb HAS U HORSEfOWb( BBIGGS AND S'TRATTON,I!:NGINI!EZ SPIN REG:OIL STARTER - T STYLE CHROME HANDLE - 'l'IJRBO AC110N lliSCHARGE. VERY. WELL MADE.\ . ~ Walk ··.·. . ::: \ ' WHO'S AFRAID OF VIIIGINI WOOLF? ElluNtll Taylor Rlelard Burton Select solid colora, checkl or coloriUI plaid pettemL Sileo 211 tD 42 walaL 2. 95 •ncl a- 95 lr PHIL PASTORET ·: . • • • PLUS ___ ..,.._____ _ Po1.or Sellers 11IE BOBO ·· · Britt Eldnd·Rolu.no Brazzl Whrn ohe call.! vou a drone imleod of "honey, • the honeii"'<JJ'' ir _,.. .. ' ·: .. We wouldn't say our neW.. >or drank too much at tbe So\T\IllllAY, JUNE 8 . FEATURE Jtrr1 Lewla .. ' • a1rs Shorts ..·:· Jet travel Is wonderful. You ran fly tc San Francisco in the time It takes your luggage to get to Albany. Fathers··llyialel ' '. Spea~ing •' .!It tl!• 3rd, Floor ·Fu~iture Dlpart,Jne.ni yQU ca~ DAD a ~om.fort.a&lt:'8erltlitit or' KrHbl..- Qlolr ... R6c~ Loilngers -· ~~~~~ ... !:wh.r•l Rockers - Platf011Jt1t~kn lt. \.naits. i · Dey GIFT ~ _. · : select your FaIller's DlY cordi · 1rom the ftne aelecUon 1D the NoliCXI& Department on the Flrot Floor. Select Grandad cards,- · Make your pit ID Did pretcy and neat with Hallmark Gill Wrapping - r lllll rillbeq. Make your aeltdlont eerJ.y and be roadr .., Stlnla7, · 16. ,Vf ' .. ' '"'"' llrlldorld< Craw!Grd , more popular than Son. Robert HIU. Regarded as a team pll)"er (Bobby was a loner) Ted heads judiciary subcommittees on the aging and on refugees. He has made the problems of the refugees of the war in Vietnam hla major concern. o\Jthough al!able, smiling and easy-mannered in the Senatemore so than either of his brothers- Ted has avoided tbe llmellllhL At lhe beslnnilll he waa very cooaclous of being the Prealdent'a yourwer brother. He lo still the youJ1Kest member Of the Senate and remembers. By George Hargraves, 9Jpt. Melp Local School Dlatrlet 11 wal 1 greet pleaaure lor me 150 ···attend the grcuncl.brealdnl cereiiJDIIY. This was CJIIte aood ...,slclerina: the fact that we had 1"l>e 1!'9"' blcl..p!. Doli ll, building. ·• Culll\ftlt, Gilford w. Turlq,Jolll As tbe llrat 11rth wuturnJd A. lllaell, IIQnald E. Wllllanlo, JOU ooold hear the dlatanl ·narold s. Braclen, Jr•.• and Jill' Ill iractora ao 11M.). bepn work I• ' Pro!!ltt.. 'l'hlrt,y- au. J.o.. '"' tioo lfldlng ol the site. Thlo ·'. " ollted •• [lrealiY In tlila project. ProiecutiDa · A~ Bernard [lram and l<hool district. Another porOCXI illlo- neolved juat public . pralao waa R lc b Jonea, Hlo llldcJeActl Ill lhlt ciatrlot tn tla oorb' cltJa, hi• help and 0111alderlllo!l of our edorto to """(~ the dlllrlet tm~n~ tho. !!rat critical :voan andhla ..... Ullled tnler;alln ~ prognu liJm u ~.~ell• Fultz hal pven uoi!M Joploaolstaneo wllenevor we havo'Mideel It and rocilo~U. Hlall""'''¢ea.~'"' 1111'1 toiot tO FOrt Sjea ilr&dtne phaie IJ tnOYinl ol0111 ,M adVIct hal ilao- Ill eroot ~lor prHnlkelloD 1110'11· well ..... wl.lh n.. 1ar11 ~ o,Biolltl~. ~ , Ciil ~-. '""two,flronll•at•lhi!IIIIIWII• Rep.'!'*IJIII·'wolrir and se o. ', ',· . , , · Ill earth. I will ~--nKIOI( ~It ' Oa!<ltif. 'CC>Illno· bata;,df:llo lit!>ri · ~1\GE·, A11,UCATIO!I , r~a1'11111i: TtdawlD~IIM.JII\h ~~ ·· ~·~·~ ~ ~~!cone .Jolflr"l II, ;"'it, u ~ .19!11!'1V! ·~ ~ · ; '"""" jjle ttl!).,~., ol ,qr ll<bi'lg)ldllllrlet.. . l!Utllildo m~•t and,~ •• nll!dlY·~:.,...a.tal ·. . .~"'ijir 1 ~ b&Yt on JlOI!I:fll •>' Aed ,_,,~;'.i board mem_SueDIIloo,~riiMill;ul..: , : ~,WoJ\r.re ~~~·!'_,. , ~ flioo:.~ ~Uinta~ bero wonl p'& and dill!ne 1 :""""!' "«!. ··~ ·.-,,_ ~. ·~;f!'-· .;_~ r, I, ~ ' ... ' ·ct/1tl! ,.It, ·~ mm ,, ..., ""P ..-1 • • to ~. { I '. I APC to Bu ;ld 11\..Tew Plant ., ~ rDower ~ .., CHARLFSI'ON _ Construction It was Ted who told them ol the assa8sirw.tlon ln Dallas. An:l It was Ted who had tD tell lllem of the assassination in Los Angeles. ated power plant tn Putnam Coon- ney and former legislator. For is to begin fn mid~uly. It tbe past six years he has been was amouneed here Thurada.r a diree!Dr ol AEP. evening by Donald C. C o o k, Grooncbrealdng ceremonies president of Amerlean FJ.ectric Power co., and Us subsidiary, Appalachian Power. The plant will be located on the Kanawha RJver 22 mlles northwest o1 Charleston, three miles north o1 Scary and OJlllOt;y Bloodiest Attack of .•'!_te ~<f.: ... ~.~ ~, , P'irit · WU.l have generating units capable or proclJcing 8(J(),000ldlowattseach. Name of the facUlty will be the JnltfaliJ' the two Dallas Gibbs Dies Thursday Funeral serv1ces Cor Dallas B. Gibbs, 32, Hartford, who died Thursday morning in C&bel H~ tington Hospital, the third (atalit.Y of a one-car accident in Mi~ dleport on May 31, will be held Slturdl!" at 1:30 p.m. at the FoglesOng Funeral Home with Meigs Declared Disaster Area Federal old wlll be asked lor leases to fanners following rerent rains according to actioo Ioken by the Meigs Coon\)' Disaster COJnmlttee Monday at Meigs ASCS Office. It was reecrnmended that Meigs be declued 1 dlauter count;y in regard tD low inrerestloanslrom ffiA and ld:litiqral ACP tunds tD assist Ianners with certain practieeo, where they suffered dlmlge on crop land due to hoi'l' rolna and aoodlng. It was estimated that 5oolarmora aull"ered eroslm, loss o1 hay, corn and amall grains 11• reotlng opproxln!ateb' 1o,ooo acres. The reeommendlllion was hall or thla dllllrlct. I have been 1ft school work lor almost two clecodeo andleansayCJII!folrankb' that Malts LOw has beoo iorlllnlle tD havo line, dedleated, hanl • worldng board meni>era. We look tor word ID - e d p...,.ela llldor their lllddanee. · lllldemttteetoandthethelllateetlcll~ther ....,.Iaiii 8 1 00 Moar olhoro wwo w11o "' hod 11o1po4 aur·olfortl. Wo tbeo* eommltteo wiD be reported when 11tem !or ,11telr poll &HI-.. a rep!J to reeol~ • .-1• look torwetd to their ...,.. liiiPed help and~ A I'OS11CAS'reR NAM£11 ~cl!llol ..atrlclll _jiiOPlelllilll> WASHINGTON (UPO- Preaibelo~adlao~-OWiet .. IIMIII dent JOMion aent to lhe Solllle have IJOIICI ,pitiPII have ihe 1bursdl1 the IDle 'ol R*rt IJOIICI )/lloP!o in4 n ,.,. work- ~ •• ~.' lJhlo,, lur canllrdlq fD b!dl,d lfii.'IJOIICI dlatrlel. ~1\onii:POtiiMI..I'I tilera '7 '¥• ~· John E. Amos Plant, 1ft honor ol for the first two units are sched.. ot a $200 million steam-gener- Mr. Amoa, a Charlo- at!Dr- uled lor July 18. He is survived by one son, Like Robert, Edward welt tD Harvard and then to the Richard Allan, and a daughter, Unlversicy o[ VIrginia Law Michell, both of Cleveland; his SchooL Ted had to work harder father, Frankie Lester Gibbs, to get good grades than Ids Hart!ordi his mother, Frances Brinker Gibbs, Hartford; two brothers did. brothers, Lester a n d James, He probably Is a better Hartford, and one sister, Bett;y Jane McNamara, RD, Letart. athlete than they were. Friends will be received at Of the four sons, Ted waa the funeral heme !rom 7 to 9 probably closest tD the parents, p.m. Fridl)". especially to his mother, Rose. . ..& land a nana.·. On every occasion !JUbll< recosnltlon lor their great they have ...,~ ·Whatever and time-eonBUIIIIng eltorts 1ft we needed, thq were able to ob- the post and 1ft the preeenl oobe- '' ·I on Capitol • PROVIDfNG ENTERTAINMENT - The Impacts, 1 bond mode ,.. rl. Eastern lltllh School students who have provided music at diMer functioo s ln the coun"cy tor the past several years. will perrorm Monday m,ht at the 25th annual dinner meeting ol the Meigs County Soil and Water Conservation District at 7:19p.m. in the Pomeroy Junior Higtl. auditorium. The muslcianJ, who work in several modern musical forms, from lett. are Jean Whitehead, Kirk Cheva1ler, Tom Karr, Rick Buckley ard Tim Gurnpl - Sentinel Photo. the Rev. David Fields otftciat-. ing. Burial will be in Greham Cemetery. Mr. Gibbs was born August 16, 1935 in Letart, W. VL He served in the armed forces and was a machine operator by trade. of Schools-No. 44 . ,;•r' ' • community cookout, but we do .wonder why be tried to barbecue' the soup. , . . ' treahman senator should- qui• b' and dlmdently, Because ol thla IJXI his diligent wnrk, he Ia F. Kennedy e"Ver was jll ..., our board members tum · tD postpone It ooce and the taln. II was and Ia a aood feelIndUcted IDtD the atmed loreoo !he llrst bit ol ground lut Frl- iround waa cother IOIIIY· lng tD be oble tD JlUI>Udy thank at Fort HoyeaiD-COlurnbuiTuoa- dly. 11 marked the ceremonial We we.-. partleularb' pleesed .these two aonthmoo !Or their diJ, tho Mo\111 Qloml;)' Solecllve belllmiDI o1 tho long-awolled eon- tD have m our platlorm aoYerol lolenae lntereat ID and valuaService ollleo r1110rted todl,. lllrucllon phase of our hlllh oehool oon.. dlool poroma ,.,., have u- ble aenlce to DIU\ belldint pro- ' \' Teddy," turned 36 on George Washlng!Dn's last blrthdl)". He is a respected and liked member of the U.S.. senate. He was elected to the Senate in 1962 to tll1 the same seat his brother, John, had given up for the presidency. In 1964, despite a cloae brush with death In a pllane crash, he weD reelection lnr a full u.rm b)" on overwhelming margin. In tbe Senate, he has behaved as th'"' ealabllslunent thinks a '1 Six Melli ....,.cy men were : ""'"' siyi~-Pncf~~ ndW on t1ie chli!1·VOU .· . '.. ' PLUS 11IE TEXICAN Alldlo Jluti1h7 Six Inducted Tu~y .' 11IE BIG Wlii'H (Color)" UleiiJii lUeD are "' ~ \U1 , . --'-'- I' I ' on midtown streets in muggy heat for a glimpse of the undraped mahogany caskel Hooor guard teams at COW', famUy aOO friends, stood vigiJ for 30 minutes at a time. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, only survivor of the four Kennedy brothers, sat alone at the 6:00 a.m. (EDT) Mass, the first of eight said for the assassinated senator during the ~. Two hours later Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 14, joined an honor guard team that inch~ ed television personality Jack Parr. Young Kervtedy alternated Jersey and her three children between clenching his list and kept the nlght.-long vlgil. running his fingers gently over , 011 want my ehildren to learn the top ot his father's colflrL that P80l)le must obey rules," Occasionally he glanced up at she said. "I want them to aee the thousands pas slog, weeping, what happens when they don't. u crossing themselves, even beiKiEveryone referred to the serP ing quickly to kiss the bier. ator as Bobby, even the priests in the service of the Mass for campaign Buttons He saw mourners l'l'ho wore the dead Gary Solitro, 21, of KeMed.Y campaign buttons with Philadelphia, put lt simply: uyou black crepe attached. He saw hate to lose a man like Bobby." young .tourists with knapsacks In Vatican Cicy, Pope Paul VI on thelr backs. He heard the offered Mas! for the repose o( shuffle o( a multitude or feet 011 the soul or the 42-year-<lld the cathedral's marble floor, senator slain Wednesday in Los Ill• deep throb ol the organ, and Angeles. The pontil! celebrated the gentle sound or sobbing. the Mass in his prhate chapel, "Oh, God, what have they with only his two secretaries done to you," one woman cried looking oJL Loudly as she knelt in the llght But lt wa.11 1n St. Patrick's of taU tapers to press her lips that the sorrow of the nation to the caskellid. was most dramatically demon"Lamb ol G~, ,.... who take s strated. away the sins of the world, The Mass for the dead in grant us peace," intoned a Kennedy's memory began at 6 priest: a.m., at an altar some distance As brilliant sunlight poured Crom the caskel As the through the cathedral's lofty mourners passed by the bier, stained glass windows to ~ voice of a priest could be replace the duslcy candle glow, heard. the line leogthened . lrom Filth "Let us Prl!" that God wiU Avenue to ~son_ ~nd _Park, bl68& BQ\>l>l'tlitll!~, tha.\..fu\'1 Avenues. will bless 8 iiil'Oii • . . Mourners fumeled lntD the "Let us Prl!" that God will midtown area by train, subway, give the Kennec:b CamD.y car and chartered bus, O.lling courage to endure this tryi~ Park Aveme's flowered bor- time , •. " . dered walks eight abreasL The bronze doors were swung Hundreds had waited through- q1en at sunrise to permit out the night for St. Patrick's hundreds of mourners who bronze doors to swing opeq at otood vigil throughout the night sunrise. All about them ~e to enter fm a 5:30 a.m., Mass reminders of the nation's grl~ lor the dead. - the Rags run up to haU start, It was one of eight Masses the crepe-draped photographs in today for the senator, slain like Fit'th Avenue store windows, the his brother. President Johns r . tribute of a few cut flowers Kennedy, by an assassin's carried by some of the bulleL mourners. Damned by s001e as "a Mrs. Mary Am camp of New (Continued on page 10) Reach Important Begjnning Point g., . I Hallmark F1ther's Dey Clrds NF , ORK (UPI) - Passing Robert F. Kennedy"& dosed comn at .he rate ol5,000 an hour, 1 day-long procession of mourn. ers said a sad and often tearful farewell to the senator they knew es Bobby as he lay in state at saint Patrick's Cathedral. The great and the humble, 10111e lugging shopping bags and others carrying cameras, stood patlently in line for nearly a mUe Ted Will Try to Pick Up the Torch 59.95 · ! New ol!set printing racUIUes am the area'! mo.11t modern newspaper plant w111 be on disploy Tuesdl1 m,ht when the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. conducts its open house between 1 and 9 p.m. By United ProBS lnternaUonal The comJ811Y's ne" J)llnt Is Ted Is the only one Jell. located at 825 Third Ave., Gal· • 01 Ambassador Joseph P. llpolla. Kennedy's tour sons, his hope! Publisher Richard S. OWen 1~>­ lor whom were unlimited, onb vlte• the ptJbllc tD attend Tues- the YOOJlKOSt- Sen. Edward M. day's •n house and "see hoW Ke11118dy, [)..Mass.- survives. rour dilly and Swidoy newapopera ' Two havo been murdered by .. are printed.*' Th~re will be prtz-. aBIIfiBins lnd the third died I os and relreshmenta. hero In World War IL A apecial maga:dne section Now ll lalla tD Ted tD plctow ·will describe the ol!sel (cold the t<>rch ao tragically knocked · t y p e) operation In Sunla,y's trom the honda ol his three Tlmea- SoaUnel. older brothers. Being a Kenn&The new block structure, which cb. am the son of a man who contains 8,600 square ·feet ol expects nothing less, he is sure floor space, was bullt last ~ tD try. mor. Woril was completed 1ft Nt>Ted, who hates 1A> be called 'V8111btr with the IDitallatlm of tho CCllllpany's now thre....mt, 24-pogo OIPIIelcy .Gou Urbanite atlut web led preaa • . " .. Membenolt!II<DIIIjlll\l''rvartoua deporim.,., 11111 o~n J1lant operations 'II>Mioi!Dra. Crowds Wait in Line Nearly a Mile Long Son of a Man Who Expects Nothing Less ludMimetlc21" Rotary MoWer MENS IIA R II S JUNE~-7 I Q For flthtrs Dly ... •.•.•. Sheridan, Jeonle and Jill Cot- I!OUBLE FEAnJRE WIDner of 5 Aeodemy Awarda DOOJiLE Pocket Knives .. Sale 3.15 were Christina, Anita and Marla . TONIGHT·FRL I realb' pleeoe Dod will•fl pit that'& practical IJXI · needed. S..ve Creemo, Tooth Paste, After Shave Lotlam, Razor Blade~, ~ora, Tal· Pow4er' Hair Lotlona Cnlma. StA>p In - All : Tour Offered At Twilight t3.95 tient at Veterlnl Memorial HQ5.o FJUDAY AND SATUHDAY TilE GLORY S'fOMPERS (Teelmlcolor) Demla "->"• Jocly McCrea PLUS TEN LITTLE fNDIANS HUll> O'Brien, Slllrley Ea!Dn SHOW S'T ARTS, 7 P.M. I .··' '..... FATHER'S DAY COSMETIC AND TOILETRY GIFTS Bu1 Summer ftlmlturo lor Did on his llo7. C'-lao ·' - ' • ,• o ••• , •• o •••••• o • o • ·····== .... ··'· Sizes 29 to 38 waist measure. 50 per cent Fortrel Polyester 50 per cent Combed Cotton. Permanent press - Soll release Popular r.st back style. SoUd colors. home after bellll hoapltalbed, and Mrs. ouver Michael, • p&- 1'0iiiGIIT' JUNE 6 • .··:.· ·.·. ·.. ::: Fast Back .letns A wi'lomer roast was held Tuesdl!" at the heme ol Mr. and Mra. Orval Wiles for the nursery, kh~ clergarten, prlmlry and junior clasaes of the Pmneroy First }•. Blptlat Clairch. ·.·. Mra. Tbome Cottrill, Mrs. WUliam Sberlda.n and Mn. Terw :: other Men's Pajamas •••• ::~!: l:::~~;,,!~:~;:!::JI~~n:s:hlng::kni::~:~,~~~~~~~~- Young Mens $4.95 Perm1nent Press Held Tuesday 2.95 ua•erw••r ·::.:. ·'·. '.:::.:: . :·: : and petiOrna. Han•• Sizes omall (14-14 1h neck), medium (1:>-JS'h neck), large i6-16'h neck) and extra large (17-17"h neck). Solid c<>lors, plaid•, stripes ·ani checka. T~red IJXI 11011 tapered scyles. Wldelljlreod or buttDn-down collars. ·: tile SIZES A, B, C and D. Select hla correct ot.. tn Men'• : Department - Firat Floor. Full cut lor mulmum eomtorL : AdJustable gr~R)tlr, ....,r WllaL Colt ocyle top. Smart lltj<lea .... 2.95 Plllla tor IDipecUon tD be hold F~ n1J11t at 7:45 p. m. were .Dade when Pomeroy ChiP..,. 186, Order ol lite Ea.otern Star, mt\ Tuosdl1 niilht It tbe i'lllnero)' Masonic Temple. Mra. con Webb. deputy griiXI matron of Diatriet 25, wu preson! lor a p<e-IDipecUon viaiL She will be tbe Inspecting olllcer. lllthryD Jc.dan IJXI Jomea Soullby, worll1j< matrm and wortiiY potrm, hid charge or the moedng wllleb lnclllled dnJJIIlK or lhe cbortor lor • past grud 'llltrOII, llaniot ReiD. lnldolim wu •liiiiUDCed ror J u1y. A 11111 '"' Halmln Hlllll'a pictun, "Liatrt ot the World," wu P"" b)" Mra. Webb. Refreal>_ , wore oerwd lollool111 the meollng by Marjorie cr... and Corolyo 'lbomu, with Nell Gro..o, Knlllht, and Ulo Volilek 11 contrlbutlllK hoot- ·· Mens.Palamas 1..50 and 3.00 Sport Shirt .Be on Friday -::•:.·· Ready-tied ties and Foor in Hands, too. A big &election. Patterns and solid colors. Free gift box with each tie. Give D1d A ·-Reception to aelecUon ol leather&, colora ud etJles that' a a1D'e to plea~e. • F1ther's D1y Giving Brain Had Extensive Damage Two &rracu&a men were named tD head committee• managIng the munictj!al park program, town counell cleclded ThursdlQ' nii!IJt. Ml)"or Herman Landon, with LOS ANGELES (UPI) - LOs awrovll o1 alUJiell, appolr1tBd Angeles County Medical ExamiWOllam Hubbard as boll lleld ner Dr. Thomas T. Noguchi said program eoordlna!Dr lor 1968 ThursdlQ' that the brain ol Sen. and Fred Morrow as baseball Robert F. KeruJedy had sullerlleld 1i8Jrtlng committee ebalr1 ed ' extenslve damage" trom the maa. Both men will aerve oo. a assassin's bullet Yoluntary besls. Noguchi, who released t h e Counell also dla..,aaed at preliminary !lndlngs ol the sixlength the clevelopment ol the hour autopsy performed on Kenpark and ·ol!lclally recordod Its necb''s bOOy told a news conferawreclalion tD Denver Paraoos, ence that ' 1 scattered fragments ~racuae Flx-lt !11011 owner, and or the bullet and bone tissue other periOI\8 who have volundamaged the main portion ol teered help. the right side or Uta brain." Getnlnc Interest ol more citiThe formal bulletin said: 1'The zens 1ft ·the clevelopment d. the cause of death is ascribed by me 10-aere park tract IJUreblsed by Meig1 County commercial veg- as 8 gunshot wound or the right the ·town last year waa abo disetable growers ace invited to mastoid penetrating the brain. cussed. Join a uTwutght Clbbllp Tour" Complete findlllgs will he conThe pl&Ylni aree was reportnext Monday at 7 p.m. at the talned in the official auiopsy reed neerb' oompieted and readY Vegetable Crq>s Branch of the port." !or l'lln)' Loque, Boys' League Ohio Agricultural Research and Noguebl said secondary eiand Amerlean Lesion team Development Center, Devola, games. Ohio, between Belpre and Marl- leota, lftcludlng bleeding and pressure -~ U\41' brain stem !.r 9m II other actlvtty, councll de- etta. swelling ~ the brain, were rnadeled lo arrange llltohlllll work Cabbage varieties and fertlli· jor factors in the cause of death dqne lhla summer olmg vlllago ty levela will be discussed. The rather than the actual penetrastreets, agreed tD haVe weeds opportunlcy will be given to see tion ol the .22-callber bullet. along the atreeta eullmmedlateAll vital organs, including the b', and wa,rned reslclenta against all of ttle vegetable crops now being grown at the station, ac.. enUre brain, were removed from allowing dbla tD run loose. cordlrw to C. E. Blakeslee, coun- · the bociY lor further pathoioglAttending were Ml)"or Herman ty extensioo agent. cal examination here. Hwulreds London, Clerk -Rlehard DuckResource people include Dr. or color pictures were taken. worth, Treasurer George Holman Walter Brown, OARDC; Or. Free-and Councilmen Allen Upsoom, man Hcnveltt, OARDC; Harold Troy Zwilling, William llaTes, Race, Farm Manager, and WilArthur Sylvester, Glom Cundll!, Ham Brooks, Extension SpecialMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Jr., and Robert Wingett. ADMISSIONS - Edward Stiles, ist. Vegetable Crops, 0 h I a Middleport. state University. DISCHARGED - Edilll Rice, C. J. Cunningham, Jr., CounHennan Warner. Robert Cornell, ty Extension Agent, Agriculture, at Marietta, is plaMing the tour. Frank Halliday. : See tbe complete line ol BuxtDn BW!olcla lor men - La.rp S..Ovrlig Selection For ~6.95 Eastern Star removable card-photo case snap Ties :•. Special Father's Day S&le of summer weights and year 'round weights ror men ard young men. Waist size 29 to 44 ard extra large sizes 46 to 50. Solid colors and neat patterns - Most all are permanent press. .... \ Kennedy. Sherltr's otl'lcers tightened aecurlt.Y at the Los Angeles Coun\l' jail 1ft respoooe tD telephoned threats tD storm the jail and kill the 24-year-old Jordanian lmrnlgrant. They said the callers Bald they would risk anything- oven cleath- tD eliminate the man they believe ldlled Kennedy . Sheri!! Peter J. Pltchess said Sirhan, captured WednesdlQ' morning at the Ambasai.dOr Hotel alter Kermedy was leiled by a bullet In the braiD, remained ootwardly calm and u n co n c e r n 0 d. The aUght, swarthy race track exerelae boy and health store stock elerk was CCXIIIDed tD a 1:-by-12 windowleu cell in the remote hos}dtal wing o1 the downtown jaU. PrOtect Accused The extreme coneern over keeping Sirhan alive eonvlneed Dlst. Atty. Evelle J. Younger to ll" tD the · grand jury lor the indictment, rather than followIng tho normal proeedUce o1 ftling a formal murder complaiDI. LOS ANGELES (I!Pll- A Calllornla grand jury assembled today tD COII&Ider a r~~q~est lor a murder Indictment against .llrhan Sirhan, the accused assassin of Sen. Robert F , CHICAGO (I!Pll- The chairman o1 the Republican National Committee ThursdlQ' suggested "a second look at the mathoda ol campaigning" 1ft light ol the asaanlnalion or Sen. Robert F. Kermedy. Ray BUss ol Akron, Ohio, en route to Washington from committee meetings in Portland, Ore., said, "We must safeguard the candidates from people who are distorted and want to ld.llaomebody," .. - ·AJIMaoe SAIGON (111'1).. The VIet Cong today . laund!ed their bloodiest rocket attack or the war against Sllgoo. Explosions ringed the presdent!al palace, killed 25 per8(Jils, woonded 46 more and destroyed '1:1 holidblga. Military spokesmen sald the 16 rockets did more damage than previous terror barrages of 100 or more shells. n marked the seventh day ln a row ot terror shelling at the c81)ltal. Guerrilla defectors and captured VIet CCXI8 documants &aid the attack on Saigon Is designed tD strengthen the hand of North VIetnam in preliminary peace talks with the United States in Paris. Nine ol the rockets exploded within a mlie ol the modem marble palace and several within half a mUe. Rocket Hits COOrch The rockets hit' a Roman Catholic d!urch, a hospital and the olf1 COB ol JnternadonaJ c...tro1 Commission (ICC), the lndtan.Canadlan-Pollsh agency set up tD .,...rvlae peace provisions or the 1954 Geneva trealy oo IndOChina. The hospital blast killed two persons and wounded four. No casual'tle.11 were reported ln the church or in the ICC headcJ,Iarters. Complotml or the first 800,000 ldlowatl 111111 Ia piamed lor 1971, will! the aoeond unit lo be completed eight months la!Dr. The plant, he said, will be fueled by coal .....undor contract !rom ~ minIng ~·· In Soothem Woat Vtrgjnla_ lAwrence H. Llevlng has '-t named resident engineer lor construction d. tho plaut. He oDiy Ia chttf al".cM'I· .......... lion at the Cardinal Jllant "' Ohio Power Co., a sister utJI. Icy d. Appalachian withbl t h e AEP Ill' stem. Athenian Fails To Make Curve The sheriff's department investigated a one-car accident at 4:55 p.m. Thursday 3.3 miles oorth ol the RooU>s 124 and 7 junction on Route 33. Richard Herderson, Athens, traveling north, tailed to round a curve. His 1966 model vehicle went into a tleld, caush~ eoosiderable damage, No arrest or injury was reported. The depactment also returned Lonnie Frazier, 70, Middleport, from Lima state Hospital to the county jail. Frazier wu taken to Lima sometime ago alter IJeo. lng charged with felonious a .. -·~ Eastern District Receives $3,158 WASHINGTON - Congreo.. man Clarence E. Miller.,..... ed Monell)" that tho Olllce or Education ol the U.S. Depart.. msnt of H.uh. Education and Wellare has IIJilroved Federal assistance ror the Eastern t.. col School District ol Nelp Teenager Suft'ers Coonty. The Eastern Local School DloBrain Concussion trict will receive $3,158. \1nder the provisions ol TIUo 1 of PubThomas ~ncer Gumpf, 15, lic lAw 874. Chester, was admitted to Hoizer Hospital at 5:45p.m. TlairsdiJt with I cerebral concussion. -e· He was ll\IUred when he !ail olf GAUGES - Galllpolla, 11.1 Ids bicycle. His condtlioo Is r&- and 22.4 'rlnllnl 36 IHt Ill rollported aa aetlslac!Dry. , ora; Pt. Pleeunt, 25.10; .._.. Terry Lee Pierce, 11 , Rad- 1 roy-Muon, 23.20; ~ 2.80 ell!!, was admitted to tbe hos- · lalllng; Konawha Falla, UO r.llpita! 11 4:SO p.m. Thursdl1 with tng; Charloslon, lS.to r.111111. 1 laceration or 111e eye. He wu Loolllon, and Marmot are 00 lilt . hliured whllo ploytJW at heme. alllo Wlllllald, l'UIIIIarl 2 flet Gf · Hela reported In aond ....nuon. . rollera. River Ganaet WlND3IIIEUI BROK!II , - EI,EVEN GOIN9 · Tho Slaii -R~c~••~v~=~i~~ Elevon \lelgs Couoi;J laichon .. ~ a wiD llllend IIIOCial tduelltiCXI · oeel- 11 11 111. m, lhn~VI~~ Ololo Ulllm'~ ••t or All~::~~ Leteat n ID -lid the 10, · lied lnek - · a~lsMra.J"""I'..._. ~the ' Attondllll\ litlh lhe IMehah- ~..; ~ · ad oarl\j'r wiD be ~Ia Mtlltr ....Jtllt. X~..·""IDIIMdbl~~ \ ' J!oNd. . lrllnlllll ~· lhe !edol'il·nu. 'a ... ;, •t.:;.· �"· 2- The Dll4 Sentinel, l'ooleroi'·Middlopor~ o., f'rtda.y, June 7, 1968 Voice along Broadway All-Stars ® Day Camping Leaders Period Sei June 17-24 Maloney On Mound 3 - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Friday, June 7, 1968 Unescores By United Press JnterDitioi'Jll B.Y United Press lnternaUonal American League nal I.e Natlo ague Detroit 203 000 000- 5 6 NEW YORI\ - Uenry Fonda'• on a TJme..• In The West". . . ,._ G.ABR.H,PcL 3 71 amateur painting turned pro wtth Jack Parr worried so much about Ruse, Cln 50 208 37 74 .356 CINCINNATI (U)ol) - So tar Booton 300 000 000a vengeance: General Electric some orphan Afrlcan Uons due f'lood, SlL 52 2!6 32 71 .329 aa Clncllmatl Reds Manager Sporma, Lasher {9) , and bc:ugbt reprint rights to Hank's for extinction, he's trying to save PT, PLEASANT- Day clllllp. A.Jhnsn, Cln 48 201 33 66 ,328 Dave Brlotol Is concerned, the Price. Siange, Ellsworth (I), .WI life of a barn door with a them by going to the Highest lng lor M.,on County Glr!Scoula Alou, Ada 10 215 24 70 .326 team to beat lor the National Landis (8) and Gibson. WJLhanging lantern lor $1,500 Animal Court ci All - Pegeen wiU be held JIBie 17-24 at the Staub, Hou 51 200 21 64 .320 League pennant this year Is the ~arma (5-0), LP-Stange (2.:). and he keeps the original ... Fitzgerald, who loves all beaslocal Shrine Club giving the girls Alou, Pit 39 133 12 42 .316 SL Louis C.rdlnals. HRo Northrup (8th), YOI· Fonda got the news whUe klssln' ties and saves lots via her WOR of a Bdwy. sOOw was voted out the fun of living out- of- doors, Grote, NY 46 !54 14 48 .312 And He'll put Jim Maloney trzemsld (9)th,. Cash (4th). cooking over an open fire, hlk· Helms, etn 47 187 14 57 .305 (~) on the mound toolgllt Mlnn 020 ODD 000- 2 6 0 or his East Side apartment by ing, meeting old lriendsandmak· Mlllon, Atla 51!96 i4 58 ,296 agalnal Clnllnal Dick H10ghes New York 000 000 000- 0 9 0 felloW tenants irate over the ing new ooes. Wilms, Chi 51 207 24 61 ,295 {1-2) to try It Boswell, Worthington (1) and turnings - on... Michael ReynThe glrla will alao participate American League "All we've got to do Is beat Look. Talbot, Verbanic (6), olds, son of famous Bdwy. beauty in nature crafts, dramatics, sing~ G. AB R. H. Pet. the Cardirals,., said Bristol as Hamilton (8) and Gibbs. WfMariame O'Brien and the late "Tht-l't' i" u Rattdrl~ Mom, lmt lng, folk dancing and have on op- Hwrd, Wash 51190 31 67 .353 he contemplaled the NL race Boswell (5-S), LP-Talbot (0-7). tobacco-rich Richard Reynolds, llhf!"" on TV!" portunity to practice water safe- Ystzsld, ,Bos 52 184 28 63 ,342 during a stopover at the DeJa- HR- Oliva (7th). is a medic in VIetnam ... Bob t;y, There will be an over-nlghter Hortn, Dot 46 164 25 48 .293 ware Councy estate of Auslln (11 Innings) '· Hope's the only star who can lor Juniors and C&dettes. Hrrlsn, 8os 41 134 23 38 .284 E. Knowlton Thursday, , Chi DOl 000 000 00- I 7 I book himself opposite himself The registration lee Is $3.50 White, NY 52 182 29 51 .280 Cincinnati today . waa l'h Cle 000 001 000 01- 2 8 0 on both the Joey Bishop and Jolm(camp pictures will be available Johnsn, Bal 49 167 23 46 .275 games behind the 1967 standardJ, Fisher, Locker (7), Wood ny Carson TV schmoozca&ts and WHAT HAPPENED TO THE lor $1). Oliva, Min 53 200 22 55 , 275 bearers and current league (7), WUhelm (9), M.cMahon {9) One example of his mental cru- nobociY comJ)Ialns. Mrs. Rex Garrison I! day camp Kosco, NY 43 146 16 40 .274 leader. and Josephson. Siebert, Rohr CANDY AND FLOWERS'? elty: When thechildrenare studyGeraldine ChapHn's Wlrequitdirector; assistant director is Freehn, Det 49180 25 49 .Zi'2 St Louis took a 4..0 game (11) and Azcue. WP-Rohr UDear Helen: ing, he turns up TV so loud l)e ed plans for marriage to ~­ PT. PLEASANT - A civil Mrs. Charles H, Jolmson, and Home Runs !rom Houston Thursday nlgilt 0). LP- McMahon {1-1). These girls w!Jothlnktheyhave can~ hear anyone talk. I ha~ lsh director Carlos Saura will aetioo has been filed in the Of11ce are Mrs. C. G. National League: Hart. Giants The Reds were Idle. • Oakland DOD 002 100- 3 9 0 other leaders it made because they've become no love for him. be requited soon If he geto of the Circuit Clerk styled Gregmanager; Mrs. U; St&rgell, Pirates, Mays and Bristol Buoyed Wash 220 000 OOx- 4 7 0 Bauerle, business uequata'- with boys- how dumb About a year a!\') I met a French citizenship (wotta tlme ory Hall, an infant uOOer 21 who Bristol, buoyed by the second Dobson. sprape (2), Pierce .... they get? very ni~ gentleman who is 20 to try) and a Parisian divorce sues by Dallas Hall and Dallas Bonnie McFarJal'kl, first aider; McCovey, Giants 10; Jl Aaron, Mrs. Joe Amick,buyerandtrans- Braves, santo an::l Banks, Cubs straight ureal good perform- (6), Aker (7) and Pagllaronl. • .' I was oourted with cand.Y and years older than I am. He is ... The UShoes or the FisherHall vs. Kenneth N. Show, Pt. portatlon; Mrs. Louis WUey, and Charles, Mets 9, ance" by 20..year-old Giry Not- Bertaina, Htgglns (6) and , . nowers. One of my fellows even married, but his family is man" Sistine Chapel-set cost a Pleasant. water front director; Mrs. Lyle American League: Howard, an Wednesday night. is aware Caaanova. WP- Bertalna (f-4). W'rate me romantie poems, and gro'Ml. He wants to eontinue our million but will be shipped to the The bill of complaint states "'" Dunsmoor, folk dancing and muSenators 22; Horton, Tigers 15; of two thlrws: His club Is not LP-Dobaon (2-6). HRs-Bowfriendship, and has offered me a U.S. soon... Last year's Peggy that on May 16, 1968 a dog own- don't laugh - ooce slc; Mrs. JOOn C&rtwrlght, Killebrew, Twins ll; Harrelson, down too far to be out of the ard (22nd), Hansen (5tl1). good job, I feel happy with him, "' sel'tiDided me, while ll\Y father Fleming, skate star Barbara Ann ed by Show entered the yard of crafts, and unit leaders are Mrs. Red Sox and McMullen, Sena- race, and the Reds have man- Calif 000 000 701- 8 1f 1 : groaried. The men e soorted us as I know he loves me. Scott, keeps right on whmlng John Carte, Meadowbrook Drive aged to stay In the thick of It Bait 000 201 DOS- 6 9 0 to their cars., and opened doors SOOuld I keep on with this tTOjJN.es - for horsemanship and wilhout provocation bit and Jack Fruth, Mrs. VIrgil Sldera, tors 10. Runs Batted In playing mediocre baseball. Pattin, Burgmeier (8), Rojas for us. They fought for us, lf romance or settle for the noth- this time: won her 18th straight scratched Hall causing lacera- Jr.. Mrs. Joseph Jones, Mar· shall GiJley, Mrs. Leon Yoder National League: Perez, Reds HWith us, It Is only a case of (7) and satrlano. Brabender, necessary. They protected us. ing life I have?- J, C. blue ribbon •.. Once for ridfltg tions of the head, race and foot 34; Santo, Cubs and stargell, putting U all together," Bristol Watt (7), O'DonogiRJe (7) and But my daughter? Here comes Dear J: bareback- the horse or course, and much pain and mental ang- and Mrs. John Kauer. Pirates 30; H. Aaron, Braves, said. Hendricks. WP- Burgmeter (1her '-guy," with "Hi, stupid, My files bulge with letten not Barbara. uish. Medical attention and hos~ Siaub, Astros, SWoboda, Meta, Bristol hopes that It geta to2). LP- Watt (2-4). HRslet's split," and he swats her simUar to yoors. They're all Jac(Jies Tati's so fed up with pital expenses were incurred in Hart and Ml.ys, Glsnts 29. gether tonlgilt In the opener of Hendricks {4th), Buford (2nd), rear as she opens the door for so typical I can predict t h e French new-wave films and Charthe sum of $1,000 and future AHRESTS REPORTED >\merlcan League: Howard, a tllree-<ll.y, lour-game bill. Ble!ary (3rd). HIM. Sbe uses her car halt the last paragraph before I furlsh les de Gaulle, he's quitting Paris PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests replastic sw:gt:ry arw:l other m.edi·· Senator:; 47; Powell, Orioles 32; Saturday's afternoon game Nationa1 League time, ~ !or the gas. ~e the first. When a woman spends for H'wood and a TV series•.. cal attention will be reqULr.ed corded at the county jail were Horton, Tigers 31i Harrelson, has been re-scheduled to the New York 003 020 000- 5 10 0 goes • 'dutch" on dates, and some- pages describing her no - ~ Billy Graham may come out for in the sum of $5,000. The pJa1n- J . C an Glenwood 'ff k. 'ud . th ome reme s. 57 , , Red Sox 30; Johnson, Orioles evening in deference to the tu- Chicago 000 100 200- 3 9 0 times she pays his way. If it louse of a husband, I could tell Rocky ... Funny ne?l' comic Mar18 ti s are as tng J grnent e warrant· Charles E. came to a riot in the meets, blind-folded, she's alreacty pick- ty Barris turned down a movie and Freehan, Tigers 29. neral of the late 5eJL Robert F. Selma, T-.rlor (7) and Grote. amount of $10,000, with inter- ~=~h~:ty, 44 • Ka;.uga, o., and Pichlng KeMedy, D-N. Y. Holtzman, Lamabe (5), Barten· I imagine she'd be in there ed out his replacement. bit where he'd be holding a trumest and costs. Elmer Huddleston, 52, Pt Pleasswinging while he hid behind a Notional League: Selma, Mets A double header Is set for stein (6), Reberger (8) and Must you gals go all out to pet - Marty used to toot the ant, both charged with intox1ca- >-0; C&rlton, Clnla 7-1; Marich- Sunday, Hundley. WP- Selma (5.jj), LP lamp post. Alter they are mar- justify yourselves? Pd be much same classical horn for the BalIn 1962 leaders of the Secret tion and Eddie Gene Simpkins,l9 1 al, Giants !0..2; Koosman, Mets ried (if he ever gets around to more charitable if you straight. timore S,ymphortv; and his next Holtzm."' (4-4). lOis- Charles Army Organization of AJgeria Pt. Pleasant, intoxication war- 9-2: Reed, Braves and Hands, II) she will cont!Jwe TtOrking, talked me with: .. There's anoth- ambition isn't unreasonable 2 (8th & 9th), Sonto (9th), called on Uteir followers to 6-2, PhUa 002 000 000- 2 7 I Cubs and he already has an agree- er man in my life: here's what a shot on the Joey Bishop ~ow r e s u m e terrorist activities ranl American League: McLain, san Fran 310 000 30x- 7 9 2 ment that in case CJf a divorce, I want to do ... " and - in the (he's good, Joey) ... Imagine Li - against irdependent groups. Tigers 9-1: Bell, Red Sox and PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Wise, Wagner (2), James (3), he gets half ci her propercy and last paragraph- "Here'swhy. " za Minnclli down-putting the Os-. Perranoski, 'I"lns :>-1; Hardin, ADMITTED: Karen Newberry, G. Jackaon (7), Farrell (7) and bank account. Possibly, '.l, C., your mar- car show because ..next time Orioles 7-2: Wright, Angela and Pt. Pleaaant: Millard Fleck, Dalrumple. Marlchal (10.:) and Do you call this _,equality?'' riage is hopeless. I wouldn't Pd like to pick m..v song''; Lltt1e Bahnsen, Yanks 5-2. Charleston; Mrs. Howard Thorn- Barton. LP- Wise (f-3). fiRs- MOURNING DEAD CHN AL. know, but a counsellor could help Miss Offkey rec'd her top· com~ ton, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Pearl Hart 2 (loth & lith). RY you find out. Make that effort pliment when theJ even asked Rt!fle, Sr., Pt•. Pleaoant: Mrs. st. Louis 002 002 000... t 7 o Dear M.D,C.: before you leave. her on. Forrest Stone William J. Grmstead, Letart: Houaton 000 000 000- o 3 1 No - stupidity! A girl gets All I can say is; You wn't Why Julie Podell keeps so Gibson {5-S) and McCarver. Geraldine Norvell, Pc Pleaothe chivalry she expects, but solve anything by taking on a many or his Copacabana staff Dies in Wisconsin One hundred and 50 students ant. Wilson, Blasingame (7), Dukes lia Hawk, Steve Jewell, Edith only If she picks the right guy. lover ?lho probably wouldn't mar- after 29 years as N.Y.'s best~ of the Pomeroy Junior and senDISCHARGED: M r s. Leota {9) and Bateman. LP- WUt1011 04 Mees, Desiree Pike, Linda Rupe, Your modern"' daughter could ry you even if he could. Don't big nightclub: picks up the life ior High Schools were named to PT. PLEASANT Word was King, Letar~ Mrs. Robert Hoi(4-7), HrsCepeda (7th), Me· Paul Smith, stephen Stanley, Dus-· do with some good old-fashion- sour another woman's marriage insurance tab for good workreceived here of the death of ley,. Pt Pleasant; Mrs. Leone Carver (tth). ed mother-sense. - H. just because YOU got a lemon. ers ... Jackie Vernon signed for the honor roll for the final six jree still , Steve Warner, A n d y grading periCHJ. weeks Mrs. Forrest L Martin Stone, Ratl1ff, Evans; Erwin Stephens, Pittsburgh 100 001 000- 2 6 1 Vaughan, Marinda Young. Dear Helen: A double lite gets nothing but three years at the Las Vegas Making a grade o( .. B" or a79, of Milwaukee, Wis., former- Leon; Mark Holley, Pt. PleasanL Los Ang 020 020 OOx- 4 11 0 EIGHTH GRADE - ~aan AnAm a 42-year~ld mother of double trouble. What with sev- ;\lladin ... The rock group "The BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slsk, Kline (2) Walker (6) ...... living wtth ·DIY husband en children, l don't see how you'd Creams" are crying over .spi It bove in all their subjects to be drews, Rick Ash, Irene Barnes, ly of Point Pleasant listed on the roll were: Mrs. stone was a sister to El· Thornton, Pt. Pleasan~ a son. and May, ~~ (3~ and Robert Blackston, Pam Burson. and very uM.appy. He has beat- have time for ft. - H. plans - spilt - decision, actualSENIORS Sandra Bailey, Mlke Cullum•, .Jo E,llep,.Dt,hl, mer C. Martin, Pt. Pl~sant and Holler. LP- Slsk (2.:). 101~ . en lll8 &eVeral tinws, told me to This column is dedicated to Ly ••• Wild dances aren't enough Bopple Banko, Beyerly Beaver, Roger Dlxon, 9tellaFolm8l', Den·of Mr&. Jl'll!tte HarAlley. (1st) .. · , , , , the. aunt leaYo, tbruleutto cbanio ...... family living; ao II - "The·· Operation'' will ,1lave " Fll!ht Results • mon, Pt. PleasanL Bile died In Patricia Carpente~, Dawn Carnis Gilmore, Nancy Greenlee, "" lnllllrance policies, says rm lng kid trouble or just pi~ trou- a "discotheque chorus girl line" a Milwaukee hosJ)Ital on Ml.y By United Pro sa Jntematiooal - ---in the way. But he won't pro- ble, let Helen Help YOUI ~e . . .Bob Tisch will add another per, Pamela Crew, Theresa East- CoMie Grueser, 'Cathy H a I I, 29 after a ahort Ulness and was TOKYO (tJPI) Aklhlsa lnterratlooal League standings vide mooey lor support lf the wtll also welcome your own a- wing to his Chicago Ambassador. man, Kathy Elllin, Keith Evans, ~elly Hall, Charles Logar, Mary burled in Milwaukee. SOmO)'a, Japan, otopped Rocky By United Preu International Cathy Fultz, Gloria Wilson Gil - Midkiff, Cheryl Nelson, Ann Ohchlldren and I move out. He says musing experiences. Address Alarde, Philippines (5). Ugttt. W L Pet. GB key, Rodney Gilkey, Michael Har- linger, Stephen Powell, Connie a lawyer can fix It ao Pll be H""" Bottel In care of t h I s welghto. Toledo 27 20 .574 graves, Rebecca Hawley, Pamela Radford, Margaret Riggs, Mlllsa to blame. newspaper. Coltm1bus 21 16 .568 I •' Hayes, Paulette Leach, Jennlfer Rizer, Leanne Sebo, Beverly ROCIIESTER, Mimi. (UP[)... LoulovUie 23 19 .548 l'h ' Menchinl, Linda Owenl!l, J o h n Smith, Janet stiYers, Stephen Pat O'connor, 156, Rochesler, Rochester 21 18 .538 2 Pearson, Barbara Quivey, Alta Story, Michael Stro.ble, John Mlm., otoppecl Willy Smith, Bu!lllo 23 22 .511 3 PT. PLEASANT - The Grand Scrimsher, Agnes White Se1lers, SWartz, Fredrick Thompson, 151\l, Norfolk, Va., 0), 20 25 .444 6 Rlclunolll Jury for the May term of Ma- Belinda 9la!ler, Donna Smith, Caralyrm. Tracy, Maralynn TraPT. PLEASANT Orpah R&Jacksonville 20 26 .435 IPh Two graves are bare DOW- Our cy, Martin vaughan, Anthooy . son County Circuit Court has Rebecca Stivers, Pat Story, MOTIIER'S GRAVE AND bekah Lodge No. 210 of Point LOS ANGELES (UP[)... Sho Syracuse 16 25 .390 8 thanks to you, Oh, thwghtbeen recalled for Tuesday, June Thomas Titus, Jane Am Wells. Vaughan, Joe Welker, Rebecca THE MISSING FLOWERS Pleasant is making plans tor the Saljyo, 128\7 , Japan, wtpolnted Thursday'o Reaulta lesa one. JUNIORS- Janice Bunch, Rob- Will, Rebecca Wright, Edward We purchased a Dower for our 11 at 9:30 a.m. to consider such District 17 convention which is Raul Rojas, 130, San Pedro, Syracuse 4 ~edo 2 How can you show your race bematters as may be presented to ert Burdette, Kenda Chaney, Young. dear, mother's grave. to convene at the Point Pleasant Calif., (10. Lenny Brice, 118, Buffalo 9 Rochester 2 fore anyone. NINTH GRADE - Roger AbWe purchased another, for our It by the prosecuting attorney Lynne McGuire, Recka McGuire, IOOF Hall, beginning at II a.m. Los Angeles, outpointed Elioeo, Richmond 2 Columbuo I II Is oold, God watches over his Mees, Dorothy Neutzling, Janet bott, Don Anderson, Sandra Aledear grandmother's grave. or any other matters needing June 11. Eltrada, ll9'h, Mexico (10), ( Jacksonville 3 Louintue 2 own. Charisse Porter, Rebecca Radtheir attention. shire, MaryBrlckles, TwllaCiatWe placed them gently upon their District 17 is comprised of Tlloulb tJuoy be dea4 or living, Grand jurors are Manford F. ford, Ronald Reuter, C h e s t e r worthy, stanley Coates, Deborah graves. Oh Molester of the graves, Roush, Randy ~cks, Jeff Wer- Crow, Frank Glrolaml, Diana fOU[ lodges, Ravenswood No. 4i Bowles, Jeff McCallister, Mrs. Near the headstones we pulled Ripley, No. 18; Cottageville No. Was he watching yoo that daJ Da)e Nibert, ·~m Stone, Marvin ry, Barbara White, Sandra Zer- Good, Dorothy Debra Harbrechl, away the tall grass. 21; and Orpah Rebekah No. 210. LADIES TENNIS you let the devil make yoo Then slowly we walked away. T. Roush, Harry BuUer, AI kle, John Zurcher. Carol Hargraves, Bernadette MANCHESTER, E n g I a n d advanced Into the oemlllnalo o1 hls own? SOPHOMORES - Randy Burt, Hennessy, Rebecca Houdashe1t. The week it past, then carne &m- Briggs, Rush Krodel, Gene Crow, (UP[)... Peacbeo Bartkowlcz, a the Northern Lawn tem11 Yea, he ns m .lching you while James R Humphrey, Maxine Al- 9laron Brawley, James Broder- Kaye Anne Howell, Franklin Rizd&JI again. 19..year.old u.s. Wlglllman Cup tournament. you stood there removing A thought lor the day: We came by to view our dear, dridge, Ralph Warner, Leonard ick, Tim Glaze, Roger Gilmore , er, John Sebo, Brenda ~th, from Hamtramck, Miss Bartkowlcz loot, 6-3,1-3, nowers from our Dear MothMarlene Goodwin, Max Folmer, Thomas Jefferson said, "Never member Tom Soulsby, Jodeena spencer, Mothers' graves, only to find Upton, Vivian Siders, Mrs. Daners' graves? Mich., wao beaten by VIrginia 6-1, bul Mloa Rogero deleatecl Grace King, Cherry Le'Nis, John 1\V Yonker and Mrs. George carNancy st. Clair, cathy stone, buy what you do oot want them very bare. Wade of Britain Thursday while Cecilia Martinez o1 San FrancloOh, you tboughtless one at our The lovely nowers 'Were not son. Lohse, Penny McKenzie, Cheryl Reclcy Swindell, Becky Triplett, because it is cheap; It will be Dear Mothers' graves, VIcky Rogers ci Rye, N.Y., co, Calif., 6-1, dear to you." The petit jury is scheduled to McLaughlin, steve Miller, Pam- Wayne Well, Mary Pearaon. there. What would yOUr mother have How sad, how sad, were our resume their duties on Monday, ela Neutzli.ng, Ooma Partlow, to say to yoo, If only she John Ritchhart, Darla ateridan, June 24 at 9:30 Lm. C 1MB THE HUDEPOHl BREWING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. OHIO hearts that daJ, could speak? George g;inner, Karolyn &>ulsll seems someone came by and Woold obe say, ''I am very proud by, Richard Werner. then walked awa,v with the at you, •• or Would she speak Mohammed's Horae JUNIOR HIGH beautiful flowers we had dtly and 810'. uptease put The a n i m a I that carried SEVENTH GRADE - Edgar plaeed on our Dear Mothers• ·Mohammed to heaven was a them badt." Abbott, Diana Alesldre, Lynne graves. Those Dowers were put there by Oh, Sool - have yoo oo heart? horse named AI·Borak. This Baker, Elizabeth Blaettnar, Steve horse, according to legend, her only living son, with How could you "lift" the had a man's head, a horse's Clark, Vickie Clark. Robin Crew, 111.1eh love, and tenderness, nowers from oorDear Moth- body, an eagle's wings and a Gene Davis, Viclde &le DeLong, in memory of his dear MothJon Dillard, Merri Ellersbach ers' graves. human voice. er; Donna Francis, Terry Hall, Sle~ A mother, Who never stopped loving her son. Ob. 100. tboughtless one, there was a prayer, I heard said by this only living 11011: . Jl Went II thus - uForgive them ob, Father !or they know oot what they do.·~ To this l1liJ' I add a few more words: Nor do ·they care how much U lurts us, to see two gi'aves oompletel)' bare.. !' 1!y Mrs. ~lvia c. Carman Pomeroy, Ohio Claud~ Cardinale in uanoo Up~ BY JAC'K O'BRIAN racHo nom.casts••• The Adamsons (who wrote •f8om Free'• which inspired the movie 'bout them and literally llv!XI happily with Uons) have separat~ Singer -dancer Bobby Van and actress Elaine . ~oyce wed and spilt the same day, .• Producer __ ° Helen Help ' US •• • By Helen Bottel $10' 000 Asked In Judgement -. .. '( ; ~. '" Junior-Senior Highs List 150 for Honors Mrs. you•re-•v- Gran~ Jury to Meet 'fuesday the POET'S corner Wdge Planning for Imtrict Meeting 6.:. I f PUT DAD'S NAME ON THIS ONE Join the Enjoyers l When you pay all your bills by CHECK •• TilE DAILY SENTINEL IJ[\'011:11 TO I)IU:U:.S'r Ot IIIEIG!>-IIWiON AllU . ldUIAHII ~ OWU~, PIJPIU'iHEH r.....,..ll, •:c~~tar ,.....,.. .Ill -~ . .. ...,., 1,) Tllll 01t1. vu~ .,.,,,,.,.";• c~~~~~p~""· 110 N.ct~~~~k doesn't mean you're lazy, it's just smart and bqsiness-like. - ... 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Several major league baseball games have been postponed on By FilED Me MANE Saturday a n d Sunday, ThorThe manoger of the Clevelard In National League games, UPI Sports Writer oughbred arll harnesa race Indians watched helple881y !rom New York beat Chicago 5-3, Son Alvin Dark almost ran out of the bench Thursday night as his tracks In New York state wiU Francisco defeated Philadelphia players but his patience paid club tailed pathetically to put 7-2, st. Loula blanked Houston 4- be shut II1IIIJ and an lmporlent olf. fight between acroaa the winning rwt during 0 and Los Angeles beat mlddlewelgill Emile Griffith and And)> HeUninth ard lOth lrmlng rlllles and Pittsburgh 4-2. man ls being set back four had virtually no one left to call Two fine defensive plays on for help when the Indians prevented the White Sox from nights. Baaoball Commlsslooer Wll· American League put the winning run on second pushing across the wirurlng run llam D. Eckert ordered the W. L, Pet GB bose again In the 11th. in the aecom and nlnth Innings. pos1ponement on saturday or " Detroit 33 19 .635 ... Dark had already used 16 In the secoOO, Lee Maye made Cleveland 31 22 .5~ 2'h players in the game against the a fine running catch of Russ games in New York between Baltimore 29 22 .569 31.', Chicago White Sox and had only Snyder's drl ve to lett fteld and the Yankees and caiUornia In Washington Mlnneaota 27 25 .519 6 Ken Suarez and VIc Dsvallllo in the ninth Jose Cardenal made Angelo and Boston 25 27 .481 8 remaining as ellectlvo· plnci>- a diving catch of BUI Voss's Oakland 23 27 .460 9 hitting replacements. The pltci>- sinking liner with Buddy Brad24 29 •453 91-h er' s spot was due up so Dark lord on seeond base. CI.Ii!ornla :ew York 23 29 .442 10 pointed at Davallllo to go up Frank HOll'lrd, continuing his Waahlrvton 22 29 .431 Wh ard owing against rlghthBJtder homer hitting spree, blasted his Chicago 21 29 .420 11 Don McMahon. The Dodgers edged the Pir22nd of the season and Ron Thursday's Results Davallllo, botUng with two Hansen belted a tw~run homer ates 8-7 with a last • lMing ou~ worked McMahoo to a :1-2 as the Senators swept a threeDetroit 5 Boston 3 run and the Yanka romped to Mlmesota 2 New York 0 count, then slanunecl a al~e to game series frOOI the Athletics. a 17-1 win over the Tigers In center to score Duke Sims with. Frank Bertaba benefited !rom Pomeroy Boys' League baseball Cleve 2 Chit, l1 iMs., night Woohington 4 Oakland 3, nll!ht the winning run and give the the heaVJI hitting s~port to Thursday. California 8 Baltimore 6, nlgltt- Indians a Z-1 victory and a note~ his fourth victory In eight Bill Chaney, who picked up Toda,y's Probable Pitchers sweEC) ot their tour..game series decisions. the win for the Dodgers in re{All Timeo EDT) agaht>t the Whlte Sox. The lief of Tim Colburn, waa the Angels' seventh Heaven Chicago (llorlen 4-5) at triumph moved the Indians Into The Angels, held to only two game's hero. He drove home looton (Santiago 6-3), 7:30p.m. second place In the American hits over the first six l~s, the last five runs for the winCleveland (llargan j.5) at Le18Ue. erupted for eight ldts and seven ners with a triple and home nm. No Choice letrolt (Cain 1-D or HIDer 3-ll, A ground ball hit by Chaney I'UIUI In the seventh inning IDc:l' "It wasn't what you'd call a held on to nip the Orioles.. p.m. that went through the Pirate InMlnneoota {Kaat Z-2 ar11 brilliant managerial move, •• Eight Angels hit sllely during field for an error also tallied Perry 5-4 or Roland 0..0) at Dark said. "I only had two guys the big inning with Tom Ute oU1er three Dodger runs. Washington (Ortega 4-4 and left. And Suarez Ia a rlghthancl- S&triano. Paul Schaal and Rick Chaney came on in relief of ed hitter." Haman 1..0), 2, 5 p.m. Colburn In the first while the Reichardt all contributing runIn other AL action, WashiQI· scoring doubles. Tom Burg- Pirates were poun(nng out six Calllomla (Brunet 5-5 ard McGlothlin 4-4) at N"" York ton edged Olklard 4-3, Callfor· meier notched the victory in runs. Mark Dillard was the hard<Peter1011 2-2 ard MoOOouljoette nla topped Baltimore U, reliel luck loser for thiO' Pirates, but Detrolt nipped Boston 5-3 and 5-3), 2, 5 p.m. The Orioles accounted for five he nearly captured the win Mth Minnesota blanked New York 2Oakland (Odom 4-4 ard Nash his hitting, o( their runs on homers. 4-4) at Baltimore (Phoebus 5-4 0. Dillard had a home run and ard Howard ~I or O'llonoughue thrft singles to lead the Pir0..0) 2, 5:30 p.m. ates and Danny Stone, J, D. Sl~'sGomes Story, Andy English, Brett WyCleveland at Detroit, nigilt att and Kevin Fields also each Oaldand .at Baltimore, night had a single. The onl,y other Chicago at Boston, nigilt Dodger hit gotten off Dillard, {Only games scheduled) other than those or Chaney, was a single by Larry Coleman. Nodonol League Ry MARTIN LADER triumph In leading New York to DilJard farmed nine and walk. W. L. Pel GB UPI Sports Writer a 5-3 victory over the Chica!P ed 11 and Colburn and Chaney SL Louis 31 21 .596 .,. The Iaiiier Bob Gibson throws, Cuba. together fanned 10 and wall<ed Philadelphia 25 22 . 532 :Jlh Dodgers Top Pirates Atlanta 27 24 • 529 31;, the hll!her Si. Loulo soara. 9. Don &nton didn't set lillY San Francisco 28 25 , 528 31,\ GlbiOII, wimer ci 111ree The Yanks began pouring it records but still was satisfied as Loa Angeles . 3lh games In the World Serlea last 29 26 527 Cincinnati 25 24 .510 ~h year, fired a three-bitter for his he pitched the Los Angeles Chicago 25 26 .490 5'h beat el!ort ol the seaaon Dodgers to a 44 decision over New York 23 27 . 460 7 Thursday night to give the the Pittsburgh Pirates In the total to 1,507, third In the long history b e h 1n d Houaton 21 3D . 412 9'h rampalglng Cardinals a 4.j) only other NL game schedtled, Giant Christy Mathewson (2,502) and In the American League, Plltsburgh 19 28 .404 9'h victory over the llouston Altros Carlllubbell {I, 677). Thursday'o Reoulto and exteml their winning otreak Detrolt .beat Boston 5.3, MimeIOta whitewashed the Yonkees New York 5 Chicago 3 to nine gameo. The Athena Jaycees 7th an2.jj, Cleveland nipped the White Son Fraoclsco 7 Philadelphia 2 "GlbiiOII threw harder tonight nual English and Weatem St Loula 4 Houston 0 nlgilt than be did the other two times &>x 2-1 In 11 !Mings, Washing. Horse ~ow will be held thlo Los Angelea 4 Pltto~rgh 2 he's pitched against us this ton edged Oakland 4-3 and ~, June 9, at the Athens (Only games scheduled) season," aald Grady Hatton, the California defented Baltimore 8Counly Fairgrounds with Tods,y'a Probable Pltchers eubdled Astro manager· uHe 6. $1,000 In prizes and trophies Orlando Cepeda and Tim (All Times EDT) was wilder but he was faster." awarded to the wlrmers of 30 McCarver slugged hack.to«ck Atlanta (Jarvis 5-4) at ChlcaIn an amazing reversal ol classes in HorsemanaiUp, {Niekro 5-4), p.m. form, st. Loull'llao stretched Its homers for the Car<Unalsln the , 2 30 10 Showmzmshlp and Performance Sc Louis (llughes 1-2l at Natlooal League lead to 3\7 olxth Inning after st. Louis had events starting at 10 a.m. and ClnciDllltl (Maloney 5-3) 8 p.m. games after falling as tar back picked up two tainted runs In eodlng about 10 p.m. It will the third. New York (Ryan 4 • 4) at as fourth J)laee a week 1180 be held rain or shine. Gibson, evening his record at San Francisco (Sidecki 6~, 11 Wednesday. T h e CUdlnals ~~om. dros>ped 11 ci 13 games before 5-S, auo...d only a single by Lee Pittsburgh (Bia.. 1.2) at embarking oo their current Thomas In the second Inning, a double by Ron Davis In he Houston (Lemaster ~. 8:30 streak. p.m. Tllo other pltchero made their foUrth and a qslngle by Rusty Philadelphia (Short :1-6) at mark In Natlooal League Sta!j) with two out In the ninth. Los Angeles (Osteen 4-7), 11 activity Thursday. Juan MarichJim Ray Hart helped MarlchPo m. al took over third J)laee among al become the first ma.ior the all.tlme Glallta atrlkeout league pitcher to reach 10 Saturday's Games artista as Son Fraoclsco beat victories as he hit a patr of St. Louis at Cincinnati the Philadelphia Pltlllles 7.: and 111ree-nm homers. Marlchal, Plttaburgh at Hou, 2 twl-nlght Dick Selma set a Met record who hall Jost twice, struck out Phlla at Loa Angeles, night with hio fifth coosecutlve eight batters to raise his career (Only games ochoduled) Indians Win Again Standings .. EnJoy a H~epohl • Cardinals Capture Ninth Straight Win .. declared Sunday a natlooal day of mourning for Kennedy, Who died earl,y Thursday morning after being shot the previous day by an auusln. • Members of the New York Mets voted in Chicago ThW'sday oot to pll.y their scheduled game in San Francisco Satur~ day. "Gil Hodges {Mots manager) phoned me before they lett Chicago ard said that they planned to have a team meeting either tonlgilt or Saturday morning to review the sltualion," stoneham said. "and 1 believe that things might be resolved." A crowd of more than 30,000 fans is expected Saturday for "bat day." The scheduled thoroughbred racing programs at Belmont Park and Finger Lakes, in upstate New York, were pos~ ponec1 111111J, and Roosevelt Raceway In Westbury, a harnesa tnck, will be cloaed toolghL Bout Rescheduled GrUlith and Hellman were scheduled to meet in 1 12--round middleweight elimination boot in Qakland, Calif.. tonight, but this has been put back to Toesday night. Eckert said that "all of us in baseball are shocked anc1 sorrowed by the tragic death of Sen. Robert f. Kemedy. Our deepest sympathy to members or the KeMedy family. In respectful tribJte to Sen. Kennedy, I have directed that all major league games on saturday will not start until after the funeral. There wlll be no games played in New York and Washington. "In addition, awroprlate tribute wilJ be paid to the senator by our ctubo prior to or d~ the gamaa on ·Sunda.)t, June t .. " A trans-Amerfcan Jedan nee, scheduled for SundiT In Lexi!Wton, Ohio, hoi boOII poolponod one week an11 two mljor television networks (ABC and NBC) aald tJat funeral eowtrap will Pr&oeiDDt scheduled IJII'tli PJ"'OI''IDS on saturday. "' ··PERISTAlSIS ·-· 1 A.lleT•IWiill on the Tigers in the rtrst frame when six runs crossed the plate went on to their easy victory. rry, hurler for t h e Yank ted the Tigers to three Werry, the towering 6-2 Boys. Leaguer, ali!IO slammed two home runs, a triple and alngle . other Yank hitters were Kenny Mankin, 8 triple and single; Gary Snouffer, home run and single; stan Moon, home run; Jeff McKinney, triple and single; Joe Rosenbaum a doub)e and Ronnie Couch a single. Getting Tiger hits were ~er­ man White with a double and And.Y Vaughan and Mike Gilmore, each a single. Fred Burney, Barry Marshall and AndyVaughanshar ed the mound duty for the Tigers. Pirates 600 010 - 7 9 2 Dodgers 030 40 I - 8 3 I Dillard and M, Nesselroad; Colburn, Chaney {I) {WP) a n d Ohlinger. Yanl<s 624 5 - 17 13 Tigers 000 1 I 3 Werry and Mankin; Burney, Marshall , Vaughan and White . and then where your dollar buys MILES more PECIAL TRUCKLOAD SALE· 750xl4 735x 14 700x 14 6SOxl4 650x 13 TREADS FOR s 49 Plus Tax and Recappable Tire. H& Middleport, 0. Mets Land Prize Shortstop NEW YORK (UPI)- The New Mats ~gain may have landed the prl%e 1pple In the lree sgent dntt. The Mets, who have picked very successfully from the tree 'IliOn! erabbog In !>IS! yearo, ¥ent to the blrrel first Thursday IIIli pulled Otrt a ueen shortstop named Tim Foil, wh<ln they eJpect to ripon Into 1 much needed power hitter. . "He has ootatandi!Ji.IJOWer for I higil acltool kid," .-Jd N~s BWbrlnk; the Meta' chlehclillf. o( the 17-yearoold CIJqa Park, CJI!t; ·oc~ "The fltct t1at we needed ll1ulng In our orpnlzatlon hid aomethiD(J to do with our pic~. him first." York Foli, a S..foot,.U,185-I)ounl:ler. eotabllshed clubs got down to Ute Class A selectians. The oakland Athletics, anotl>er team which has been succentul in past draft aelec~ tions, choae after the Meta and selected Pete Broberg, 1 har<lthrowing righthander f r o m Palm Beach, Fla. The Houston Aatros were next ard oelected cateher Martin Colt of Bll!illo, N.Y. The. New York . Yankees llao went for a Cllehor, choosing Thunnan Munson ol canton, Ohio. Mllflo 11011 hit .414 for Kent s t ue • Unlwrslt;y thlo seuon and hod 30 runs batted In 25 gamea. Roller! Valentine, 10 ootlloJ. der from Stamtord, waa the chulce of the Los AJweleo Dodgers; Robert Weaver, an outllolder-ahortstop !rom Jackoonvllle, !'Ia., "''picked by the Cleveland Indians 1nd · Curds Moore, an ootllelder !rom Denison, Tex., went to the Atlanla Brlvos. Orioleo Pick Shorlltop The Walhlnatoo Se,.ltnn cllooe Donald C.stle, a verllllle performer who las pltelted Inti p!Qed flrot blse and outlleld: the Plttsburall l'll'lles tllbbed autllelder Dlck Sharon of RedwGod City, CaDL; and the Blltlmctre Orloleo ro I e c t e d ·~ Jtllllor KeliiOc(y' of conn., wao ooe of 641 pll.yors oolected In the 25-I'OIIld dnfl1bursday IIIII 11 leut 400 more wore to be chdHa II1IIIJ 1.1 the IWCMII1 meetiDiJ ollie. TOtatnl Pick Hl-1 With good bitten preoeatl,y II a mlnlmlDII In the lllll« Jequoo, t1w ...Jorlcy ol the 211 telml ooledod bll*t over pltelttr"' ~ !he provloua trand. Onb' fotD' ol the 20 clubo who pu11clpllod In tht ragulU' pitcH ol the Onft aoleded plteboro. The 20 eslabllalte!l IM."'~ drlflollln r~wr11 l)lllor o f - Anlln, €1111. · 1911 IINolo, llul the lott( · ~ plekecl 1 h 1 r d djiiDIIon • • wer~ oot 'l'~ Gl'll . Luzinskl of .Uowed .to ' select Ulldl the l'rolpoctHei&!lllt, DL,QUrontJa .,J i : • ( ' between th~ Senalors and Minnesota Twms. Ec.kert then directed that the otarting times of all other gomes on Soturday be pushed back until the conclusion of Kennedy's burial ser\jlce at Arlington National Cemetery. Since the services aren't scheduled to start untn 5 p.m., EDT, the Chicago Cubs were forced to postpone their game agailll!lt the Atlanta Braves because Wrigley Field doesn't have lights. Two Games Postponed The lloston Red Sox and Oakland Athletics voluntarily postpoood their Sunday games against the Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles, respecUvely. President Johnson has Dodgers Rally to Win .,_Ctetr r.;"'""' 1; Weekend Sports Program Curtailed In Honor Of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy· . went for pitcher Lloyd Allen or selma, caut, CinciiU'ati took pitcher Tim Grant or Boykins, va., the White Sox chose infielder Charles McKimey of Troy, Ohio and the Cubs aaleeted outllelder Ralph Rickey of Oklahoma City. Outfielder Alex Rowell of North Chicago, was the cholee of Mlmesota, outfielder Gary Matthews of l'llcnina, Callt., was selected by the ~lanla, outllalder Robert Robl,.. son of Chester, PL. went to Detro!~ outfielder Jameo llalrstoo of Dayton, Ohio, was clmsen by st. Louis lnd ootllelder-catcher Thomas Mq. gard of Norwalk, Clllt, was liken by Boston. Flfteeo of selected In the':;t'f'llllilr the draft were m., Ken Williams P. J. Pauley WILLIAMS .anl. PAULEY NATIONWIDE · 214 E. 2nd Pomeroy ' ' BOWLING MASON BOWING CENTER REDUCED RATES SUMMER . LEAGuB . - MEN: LAil!F£ MIXED • JUNIORS WEEKDAYS . 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ASHLAND OIL • REFINING COMPANY �"· 2- The Dll4 Sentinel, l'ooleroi'·Middlopor~ o., f'rtda.y, June 7, 1968 Voice along Broadway All-Stars ® Day Camping Leaders Period Sei June 17-24 Maloney On Mound 3 - The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Friday, June 7, 1968 Unescores By United Press JnterDitioi'Jll B.Y United Press lnternaUonal American League nal I.e Natlo ague Detroit 203 000 000- 5 6 NEW YORI\ - Uenry Fonda'• on a TJme..• In The West". . . ,._ G.ABR.H,PcL 3 71 amateur painting turned pro wtth Jack Parr worried so much about Ruse, Cln 50 208 37 74 .356 CINCINNATI (U)ol) - So tar Booton 300 000 000a vengeance: General Electric some orphan Afrlcan Uons due f'lood, SlL 52 2!6 32 71 .329 aa Clncllmatl Reds Manager Sporma, Lasher {9) , and bc:ugbt reprint rights to Hank's for extinction, he's trying to save PT, PLEASANT- Day clllllp. A.Jhnsn, Cln 48 201 33 66 ,328 Dave Brlotol Is concerned, the Price. Siange, Ellsworth (I), .WI life of a barn door with a them by going to the Highest lng lor M.,on County Glr!Scoula Alou, Ada 10 215 24 70 .326 team to beat lor the National Landis (8) and Gibson. WJLhanging lantern lor $1,500 Animal Court ci All - Pegeen wiU be held JIBie 17-24 at the Staub, Hou 51 200 21 64 .320 League pennant this year Is the ~arma (5-0), LP-Stange (2.:). and he keeps the original ... Fitzgerald, who loves all beaslocal Shrine Club giving the girls Alou, Pit 39 133 12 42 .316 SL Louis C.rdlnals. HRo Northrup (8th), YOI· Fonda got the news whUe klssln' ties and saves lots via her WOR of a Bdwy. sOOw was voted out the fun of living out- of- doors, Grote, NY 46 !54 14 48 .312 And He'll put Jim Maloney trzemsld (9)th,. Cash (4th). cooking over an open fire, hlk· Helms, etn 47 187 14 57 .305 (~) on the mound toolgllt Mlnn 020 ODD 000- 2 6 0 or his East Side apartment by ing, meeting old lriendsandmak· Mlllon, Atla 51!96 i4 58 ,296 agalnal Clnllnal Dick H10ghes New York 000 000 000- 0 9 0 felloW tenants irate over the ing new ooes. Wilms, Chi 51 207 24 61 ,295 {1-2) to try It Boswell, Worthington (1) and turnings - on... Michael ReynThe glrla will alao participate American League "All we've got to do Is beat Look. Talbot, Verbanic (6), olds, son of famous Bdwy. beauty in nature crafts, dramatics, sing~ G. AB R. H. Pet. the Cardirals,., said Bristol as Hamilton (8) and Gibbs. WfMariame O'Brien and the late "Tht-l't' i" u Rattdrl~ Mom, lmt lng, folk dancing and have on op- Hwrd, Wash 51190 31 67 .353 he contemplaled the NL race Boswell (5-S), LP-Talbot (0-7). tobacco-rich Richard Reynolds, llhf!"" on TV!" portunity to practice water safe- Ystzsld, ,Bos 52 184 28 63 ,342 during a stopover at the DeJa- HR- Oliva (7th). is a medic in VIetnam ... Bob t;y, There will be an over-nlghter Hortn, Dot 46 164 25 48 .293 ware Councy estate of Auslln (11 Innings) '· Hope's the only star who can lor Juniors and C&dettes. Hrrlsn, 8os 41 134 23 38 .284 E. Knowlton Thursday, , Chi DOl 000 000 00- I 7 I book himself opposite himself The registration lee Is $3.50 White, NY 52 182 29 51 .280 Cincinnati today . waa l'h Cle 000 001 000 01- 2 8 0 on both the Joey Bishop and Jolm(camp pictures will be available Johnsn, Bal 49 167 23 46 .275 games behind the 1967 standardJ, Fisher, Locker (7), Wood ny Carson TV schmoozca&ts and WHAT HAPPENED TO THE lor $1). Oliva, Min 53 200 22 55 , 275 bearers and current league (7), WUhelm (9), M.cMahon {9) One example of his mental cru- nobociY comJ)Ialns. Mrs. Rex Garrison I! day camp Kosco, NY 43 146 16 40 .274 leader. and Josephson. Siebert, Rohr CANDY AND FLOWERS'? elty: When thechildrenare studyGeraldine ChapHn's Wlrequitdirector; assistant director is Freehn, Det 49180 25 49 .Zi'2 St Louis took a 4..0 game (11) and Azcue. WP-Rohr UDear Helen: ing, he turns up TV so loud l)e ed plans for marriage to ~­ PT. PLEASANT - A civil Mrs. Charles H, Jolmson, and Home Runs !rom Houston Thursday nlgilt 0). LP- McMahon {1-1). These girls w!Jothlnktheyhave can~ hear anyone talk. I ha~ lsh director Carlos Saura will aetioo has been filed in the Of11ce are Mrs. C. G. National League: Hart. Giants The Reds were Idle. • Oakland DOD 002 100- 3 9 0 other leaders it made because they've become no love for him. be requited soon If he geto of the Circuit Clerk styled Gregmanager; Mrs. U; St&rgell, Pirates, Mays and Bristol Buoyed Wash 220 000 OOx- 4 7 0 Bauerle, business uequata'- with boys- how dumb About a year a!\') I met a French citizenship (wotta tlme ory Hall, an infant uOOer 21 who Bristol, buoyed by the second Dobson. sprape (2), Pierce .... they get? very ni~ gentleman who is 20 to try) and a Parisian divorce sues by Dallas Hall and Dallas Bonnie McFarJal'kl, first aider; McCovey, Giants 10; Jl Aaron, Mrs. Joe Amick,buyerandtrans- Braves, santo an::l Banks, Cubs straight ureal good perform- (6), Aker (7) and Pagllaronl. • .' I was oourted with cand.Y and years older than I am. He is ... The UShoes or the FisherHall vs. Kenneth N. Show, Pt. portatlon; Mrs. Louis WUey, and Charles, Mets 9, ance" by 20..year-old Giry Not- Bertaina, Htgglns (6) and , . nowers. One of my fellows even married, but his family is man" Sistine Chapel-set cost a Pleasant. water front director; Mrs. Lyle American League: Howard, an Wednesday night. is aware Caaanova. WP- Bertalna (f-4). W'rate me romantie poems, and gro'Ml. He wants to eontinue our million but will be shipped to the The bill of complaint states "'" Dunsmoor, folk dancing and muSenators 22; Horton, Tigers 15; of two thlrws: His club Is not LP-Dobaon (2-6). HRs-Bowfriendship, and has offered me a U.S. soon... Last year's Peggy that on May 16, 1968 a dog own- don't laugh - ooce slc; Mrs. JOOn C&rtwrlght, Killebrew, Twins ll; Harrelson, down too far to be out of the ard (22nd), Hansen (5tl1). good job, I feel happy with him, "' sel'tiDided me, while ll\Y father Fleming, skate star Barbara Ann ed by Show entered the yard of crafts, and unit leaders are Mrs. Red Sox and McMullen, Sena- race, and the Reds have man- Calif 000 000 701- 8 1f 1 : groaried. The men e soorted us as I know he loves me. Scott, keeps right on whmlng John Carte, Meadowbrook Drive aged to stay In the thick of It Bait 000 201 DOS- 6 9 0 to their cars., and opened doors SOOuld I keep on with this tTOjJN.es - for horsemanship and wilhout provocation bit and Jack Fruth, Mrs. VIrgil Sldera, tors 10. Runs Batted In playing mediocre baseball. Pattin, Burgmeier (8), Rojas for us. They fought for us, lf romance or settle for the noth- this time: won her 18th straight scratched Hall causing lacera- Jr.. Mrs. Joseph Jones, Mar· shall GiJley, Mrs. Leon Yoder National League: Perez, Reds HWith us, It Is only a case of (7) and satrlano. Brabender, necessary. They protected us. ing life I have?- J, C. blue ribbon •.. Once for ridfltg tions of the head, race and foot 34; Santo, Cubs and stargell, putting U all together," Bristol Watt (7), O'DonogiRJe (7) and But my daughter? Here comes Dear J: bareback- the horse or course, and much pain and mental ang- and Mrs. John Kauer. Pirates 30; H. Aaron, Braves, said. Hendricks. WP- Burgmeter (1her '-guy," with "Hi, stupid, My files bulge with letten not Barbara. uish. Medical attention and hos~ Siaub, Astros, SWoboda, Meta, Bristol hopes that It geta to2). LP- Watt (2-4). HRslet's split," and he swats her simUar to yoors. They're all Jac(Jies Tati's so fed up with pital expenses were incurred in Hart and Ml.ys, Glsnts 29. gether tonlgilt In the opener of Hendricks {4th), Buford (2nd), rear as she opens the door for so typical I can predict t h e French new-wave films and Charthe sum of $1,000 and future AHRESTS REPORTED >\merlcan League: Howard, a tllree-<ll.y, lour-game bill. Ble!ary (3rd). HIM. Sbe uses her car halt the last paragraph before I furlsh les de Gaulle, he's quitting Paris PT. PLEASANT _ Arrests replastic sw:gt:ry arw:l other m.edi·· Senator:; 47; Powell, Orioles 32; Saturday's afternoon game Nationa1 League time, ~ !or the gas. ~e the first. When a woman spends for H'wood and a TV series•.. cal attention will be reqULr.ed corded at the county jail were Horton, Tigers 31i Harrelson, has been re-scheduled to the New York 003 020 000- 5 10 0 goes • 'dutch" on dates, and some- pages describing her no - ~ Billy Graham may come out for in the sum of $5,000. The pJa1n- J . C an Glenwood 'ff k. 'ud . th ome reme s. 57 , , Red Sox 30; Johnson, Orioles evening in deference to the tu- Chicago 000 100 200- 3 9 0 times she pays his way. If it louse of a husband, I could tell Rocky ... Funny ne?l' comic Mar18 ti s are as tng J grnent e warrant· Charles E. came to a riot in the meets, blind-folded, she's alreacty pick- ty Barris turned down a movie and Freehan, Tigers 29. neral of the late 5eJL Robert F. Selma, T-.rlor (7) and Grote. amount of $10,000, with inter- ~=~h~:ty, 44 • Ka;.uga, o., and Pichlng KeMedy, D-N. Y. Holtzman, Lamabe (5), Barten· I imagine she'd be in there ed out his replacement. bit where he'd be holding a trumest and costs. Elmer Huddleston, 52, Pt Pleasswinging while he hid behind a Notional League: Selma, Mets A double header Is set for stein (6), Reberger (8) and Must you gals go all out to pet - Marty used to toot the ant, both charged with intox1ca- >-0; C&rlton, Clnla 7-1; Marich- Sunday, Hundley. WP- Selma (5.jj), LP lamp post. Alter they are mar- justify yourselves? Pd be much same classical horn for the BalIn 1962 leaders of the Secret tion and Eddie Gene Simpkins,l9 1 al, Giants !0..2; Koosman, Mets ried (if he ever gets around to more charitable if you straight. timore S,ymphortv; and his next Holtzm."' (4-4). lOis- Charles Army Organization of AJgeria Pt. Pleasant, intoxication war- 9-2: Reed, Braves and Hands, II) she will cont!Jwe TtOrking, talked me with: .. There's anoth- ambition isn't unreasonable 2 (8th & 9th), Sonto (9th), called on Uteir followers to 6-2, PhUa 002 000 000- 2 7 I Cubs and he already has an agree- er man in my life: here's what a shot on the Joey Bishop ~ow r e s u m e terrorist activities ranl American League: McLain, san Fran 310 000 30x- 7 9 2 ment that in case CJf a divorce, I want to do ... " and - in the (he's good, Joey) ... Imagine Li - against irdependent groups. Tigers 9-1: Bell, Red Sox and PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Wise, Wagner (2), James (3), he gets half ci her propercy and last paragraph- "Here'swhy. " za Minnclli down-putting the Os-. Perranoski, 'I"lns :>-1; Hardin, ADMITTED: Karen Newberry, G. Jackaon (7), Farrell (7) and bank account. Possibly, '.l, C., your mar- car show because ..next time Orioles 7-2: Wright, Angela and Pt. Pleaaant: Millard Fleck, Dalrumple. Marlchal (10.:) and Do you call this _,equality?'' riage is hopeless. I wouldn't Pd like to pick m..v song''; Lltt1e Bahnsen, Yanks 5-2. Charleston; Mrs. Howard Thorn- Barton. LP- Wise (f-3). fiRs- MOURNING DEAD CHN AL. know, but a counsellor could help Miss Offkey rec'd her top· com~ ton, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Pearl Hart 2 (loth & lith). RY you find out. Make that effort pliment when theJ even asked Rt!fle, Sr., Pt•. Pleaoant: Mrs. st. Louis 002 002 000... t 7 o Dear M.D,C.: before you leave. her on. Forrest Stone William J. Grmstead, Letart: Houaton 000 000 000- o 3 1 No - stupidity! A girl gets All I can say is; You wn't Why Julie Podell keeps so Gibson {5-S) and McCarver. Geraldine Norvell, Pc Pleaothe chivalry she expects, but solve anything by taking on a many or his Copacabana staff Dies in Wisconsin One hundred and 50 students ant. Wilson, Blasingame (7), Dukes lia Hawk, Steve Jewell, Edith only If she picks the right guy. lover ?lho probably wouldn't mar- after 29 years as N.Y.'s best~ of the Pomeroy Junior and senDISCHARGED: M r s. Leota {9) and Bateman. LP- WUt1011 04 Mees, Desiree Pike, Linda Rupe, Your modern"' daughter could ry you even if he could. Don't big nightclub: picks up the life ior High Schools were named to PT. PLEASANT Word was King, Letar~ Mrs. Robert Hoi(4-7), HrsCepeda (7th), Me· Paul Smith, stephen Stanley, Dus-· do with some good old-fashion- sour another woman's marriage insurance tab for good workreceived here of the death of ley,. Pt Pleasant; Mrs. Leone Carver (tth). ed mother-sense. - H. just because YOU got a lemon. ers ... Jackie Vernon signed for the honor roll for the final six jree still , Steve Warner, A n d y grading periCHJ. weeks Mrs. Forrest L Martin Stone, Ratl1ff, Evans; Erwin Stephens, Pittsburgh 100 001 000- 2 6 1 Vaughan, Marinda Young. Dear Helen: A double lite gets nothing but three years at the Las Vegas Making a grade o( .. B" or a79, of Milwaukee, Wis., former- Leon; Mark Holley, Pt. PleasanL Los Ang 020 020 OOx- 4 11 0 EIGHTH GRADE - ~aan AnAm a 42-year~ld mother of double trouble. What with sev- ;\lladin ... The rock group "The BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slsk, Kline (2) Walker (6) ...... living wtth ·DIY husband en children, l don't see how you'd Creams" are crying over .spi It bove in all their subjects to be drews, Rick Ash, Irene Barnes, ly of Point Pleasant listed on the roll were: Mrs. stone was a sister to El· Thornton, Pt. Pleasan~ a son. and May, ~~ (3~ and Robert Blackston, Pam Burson. and very uM.appy. He has beat- have time for ft. - H. plans - spilt - decision, actualSENIORS Sandra Bailey, Mlke Cullum•, .Jo E,llep,.Dt,hl, mer C. Martin, Pt. Pl~sant and Holler. LP- Slsk (2.:). 101~ . en lll8 &eVeral tinws, told me to This column is dedicated to Ly ••• Wild dances aren't enough Bopple Banko, Beyerly Beaver, Roger Dlxon, 9tellaFolm8l', Den·of Mr&. Jl'll!tte HarAlley. (1st) .. · , , , , the. aunt leaYo, tbruleutto cbanio ...... family living; ao II - "The·· Operation'' will ,1lave " Fll!ht Results • mon, Pt. PleasanL Bile died In Patricia Carpente~, Dawn Carnis Gilmore, Nancy Greenlee, "" lnllllrance policies, says rm lng kid trouble or just pi~ trou- a "discotheque chorus girl line" a Milwaukee hosJ)Ital on Ml.y By United Pro sa Jntematiooal - ---in the way. But he won't pro- ble, let Helen Help YOUI ~e . . .Bob Tisch will add another per, Pamela Crew, Theresa East- CoMie Grueser, 'Cathy H a I I, 29 after a ahort Ulness and was TOKYO (tJPI) Aklhlsa lnterratlooal League standings vide mooey lor support lf the wtll also welcome your own a- wing to his Chicago Ambassador. man, Kathy Elllin, Keith Evans, ~elly Hall, Charles Logar, Mary burled in Milwaukee. SOmO)'a, Japan, otopped Rocky By United Preu International Cathy Fultz, Gloria Wilson Gil - Midkiff, Cheryl Nelson, Ann Ohchlldren and I move out. He says musing experiences. Address Alarde, Philippines (5). Ugttt. W L Pet. GB key, Rodney Gilkey, Michael Har- linger, Stephen Powell, Connie a lawyer can fix It ao Pll be H""" Bottel In care of t h I s welghto. Toledo 27 20 .574 graves, Rebecca Hawley, Pamela Radford, Margaret Riggs, Mlllsa to blame. newspaper. Coltm1bus 21 16 .568 I •' Hayes, Paulette Leach, Jennlfer Rizer, Leanne Sebo, Beverly ROCIIESTER, Mimi. (UP[)... LoulovUie 23 19 .548 l'h ' Menchinl, Linda Owenl!l, J o h n Smith, Janet stiYers, Stephen Pat O'connor, 156, Rochesler, Rochester 21 18 .538 2 Pearson, Barbara Quivey, Alta Story, Michael Stro.ble, John Mlm., otoppecl Willy Smith, Bu!lllo 23 22 .511 3 PT. PLEASANT - The Grand Scrimsher, Agnes White Se1lers, SWartz, Fredrick Thompson, 151\l, Norfolk, Va., 0), 20 25 .444 6 Rlclunolll Jury for the May term of Ma- Belinda 9la!ler, Donna Smith, Caralyrm. Tracy, Maralynn TraPT. PLEASANT Orpah R&Jacksonville 20 26 .435 IPh Two graves are bare DOW- Our cy, Martin vaughan, Anthooy . son County Circuit Court has Rebecca Stivers, Pat Story, MOTIIER'S GRAVE AND bekah Lodge No. 210 of Point LOS ANGELES (UP[)... Sho Syracuse 16 25 .390 8 thanks to you, Oh, thwghtbeen recalled for Tuesday, June Thomas Titus, Jane Am Wells. Vaughan, Joe Welker, Rebecca THE MISSING FLOWERS Pleasant is making plans tor the Saljyo, 128\7 , Japan, wtpolnted Thursday'o Reaulta lesa one. JUNIORS- Janice Bunch, Rob- Will, Rebecca Wright, Edward We purchased a Dower for our 11 at 9:30 a.m. to consider such District 17 convention which is Raul Rojas, 130, San Pedro, Syracuse 4 ~edo 2 How can you show your race bematters as may be presented to ert Burdette, Kenda Chaney, Young. dear, mother's grave. to convene at the Point Pleasant Calif., (10. Lenny Brice, 118, Buffalo 9 Rochester 2 fore anyone. NINTH GRADE - Roger AbWe purchased another, for our It by the prosecuting attorney Lynne McGuire, Recka McGuire, IOOF Hall, beginning at II a.m. Los Angeles, outpointed Elioeo, Richmond 2 Columbuo I II Is oold, God watches over his Mees, Dorothy Neutzling, Janet bott, Don Anderson, Sandra Aledear grandmother's grave. or any other matters needing June 11. Eltrada, ll9'h, Mexico (10), ( Jacksonville 3 Louintue 2 own. Charisse Porter, Rebecca Radtheir attention. shire, MaryBrlckles, TwllaCiatWe placed them gently upon their District 17 is comprised of Tlloulb tJuoy be dea4 or living, Grand jurors are Manford F. ford, Ronald Reuter, C h e s t e r worthy, stanley Coates, Deborah graves. Oh Molester of the graves, Roush, Randy ~cks, Jeff Wer- Crow, Frank Glrolaml, Diana fOU[ lodges, Ravenswood No. 4i Bowles, Jeff McCallister, Mrs. Near the headstones we pulled Ripley, No. 18; Cottageville No. Was he watching yoo that daJ Da)e Nibert, ·~m Stone, Marvin ry, Barbara White, Sandra Zer- Good, Dorothy Debra Harbrechl, away the tall grass. 21; and Orpah Rebekah No. 210. LADIES TENNIS you let the devil make yoo Then slowly we walked away. T. Roush, Harry BuUer, AI kle, John Zurcher. Carol Hargraves, Bernadette MANCHESTER, E n g I a n d advanced Into the oemlllnalo o1 hls own? SOPHOMORES - Randy Burt, Hennessy, Rebecca Houdashe1t. The week it past, then carne &m- Briggs, Rush Krodel, Gene Crow, (UP[)... Peacbeo Bartkowlcz, a the Northern Lawn tem11 Yea, he ns m .lching you while James R Humphrey, Maxine Al- 9laron Brawley, James Broder- Kaye Anne Howell, Franklin Rizd&JI again. 19..year.old u.s. Wlglllman Cup tournament. you stood there removing A thought lor the day: We came by to view our dear, dridge, Ralph Warner, Leonard ick, Tim Glaze, Roger Gilmore , er, John Sebo, Brenda ~th, from Hamtramck, Miss Bartkowlcz loot, 6-3,1-3, nowers from our Dear MothMarlene Goodwin, Max Folmer, Thomas Jefferson said, "Never member Tom Soulsby, Jodeena spencer, Mothers' graves, only to find Upton, Vivian Siders, Mrs. Daners' graves? Mich., wao beaten by VIrginia 6-1, bul Mloa Rogero deleatecl Grace King, Cherry Le'Nis, John 1\V Yonker and Mrs. George carNancy st. Clair, cathy stone, buy what you do oot want them very bare. Wade of Britain Thursday while Cecilia Martinez o1 San FrancloOh, you tboughtless one at our The lovely nowers 'Were not son. Lohse, Penny McKenzie, Cheryl Reclcy Swindell, Becky Triplett, because it is cheap; It will be Dear Mothers' graves, VIcky Rogers ci Rye, N.Y., co, Calif., 6-1, dear to you." The petit jury is scheduled to McLaughlin, steve Miller, Pam- Wayne Well, Mary Pearaon. there. What would yOUr mother have How sad, how sad, were our resume their duties on Monday, ela Neutzli.ng, Ooma Partlow, to say to yoo, If only she John Ritchhart, Darla ateridan, June 24 at 9:30 Lm. C 1MB THE HUDEPOHl BREWING COMPANY OF CINCINNATI. OHIO hearts that daJ, could speak? George g;inner, Karolyn &>ulsll seems someone came by and Woold obe say, ''I am very proud by, Richard Werner. then walked awa,v with the at you, •• or Would she speak Mohammed's Horae JUNIOR HIGH beautiful flowers we had dtly and 810'. uptease put The a n i m a I that carried SEVENTH GRADE - Edgar plaeed on our Dear Mothers• ·Mohammed to heaven was a them badt." Abbott, Diana Alesldre, Lynne graves. Those Dowers were put there by Oh, Sool - have yoo oo heart? horse named AI·Borak. This Baker, Elizabeth Blaettnar, Steve horse, according to legend, her only living son, with How could you "lift" the had a man's head, a horse's Clark, Vickie Clark. Robin Crew, 111.1eh love, and tenderness, nowers from oorDear Moth- body, an eagle's wings and a Gene Davis, Viclde &le DeLong, in memory of his dear MothJon Dillard, Merri Ellersbach ers' graves. human voice. er; Donna Francis, Terry Hall, Sle~ A mother, Who never stopped loving her son. Ob. 100. tboughtless one, there was a prayer, I heard said by this only living 11011: . Jl Went II thus - uForgive them ob, Father !or they know oot what they do.·~ To this l1liJ' I add a few more words: Nor do ·they care how much U lurts us, to see two gi'aves oompletel)' bare.. !' 1!y Mrs. ~lvia c. Carman Pomeroy, Ohio Claud~ Cardinale in uanoo Up~ BY JAC'K O'BRIAN racHo nom.casts••• The Adamsons (who wrote •f8om Free'• which inspired the movie 'bout them and literally llv!XI happily with Uons) have separat~ Singer -dancer Bobby Van and actress Elaine . ~oyce wed and spilt the same day, .• Producer __ ° Helen Help ' US •• • By Helen Bottel $10' 000 Asked In Judgement -. .. '( ; ~. '" Junior-Senior Highs List 150 for Honors Mrs. you•re-•v- Gran~ Jury to Meet 'fuesday the POET'S corner Wdge Planning for Imtrict Meeting 6.:. I f PUT DAD'S NAME ON THIS ONE Join the Enjoyers l When you pay all your bills by CHECK •• TilE DAILY SENTINEL IJ[\'011:11 TO I)IU:U:.S'r Ot IIIEIG!>-IIWiON AllU . ldUIAHII ~ OWU~, PIJPIU'iHEH r.....,..ll, •:c~~tar ,.....,.. .Ill -~ . .. ...,., 1,) Tllll 01t1. vu~ .,.,,,,.,.";• c~~~~~p~""· 110 N.ct~~~~k doesn't mean you're lazy, it's just smart and bqsiness-like. - ... 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Several major league baseball games have been postponed on By FilED Me MANE Saturday a n d Sunday, ThorThe manoger of the Clevelard In National League games, UPI Sports Writer oughbred arll harnesa race Indians watched helple881y !rom New York beat Chicago 5-3, Son Alvin Dark almost ran out of the bench Thursday night as his tracks In New York state wiU Francisco defeated Philadelphia players but his patience paid club tailed pathetically to put 7-2, st. Loula blanked Houston 4- be shut II1IIIJ and an lmporlent olf. fight between acroaa the winning rwt during 0 and Los Angeles beat mlddlewelgill Emile Griffith and And)> HeUninth ard lOth lrmlng rlllles and Pittsburgh 4-2. man ls being set back four had virtually no one left to call Two fine defensive plays on for help when the Indians prevented the White Sox from nights. Baaoball Commlsslooer Wll· American League put the winning run on second pushing across the wirurlng run llam D. Eckert ordered the W. L, Pet GB bose again In the 11th. in the aecom and nlnth Innings. pos1ponement on saturday or " Detroit 33 19 .635 ... Dark had already used 16 In the secoOO, Lee Maye made Cleveland 31 22 .5~ 2'h players in the game against the a fine running catch of Russ games in New York between Baltimore 29 22 .569 31.', Chicago White Sox and had only Snyder's drl ve to lett fteld and the Yankees and caiUornia In Washington Mlnneaota 27 25 .519 6 Ken Suarez and VIc Dsvallllo in the ninth Jose Cardenal made Angelo and Boston 25 27 .481 8 remaining as ellectlvo· plnci>- a diving catch of BUI Voss's Oakland 23 27 .460 9 hitting replacements. The pltci>- sinking liner with Buddy Brad24 29 •453 91-h er' s spot was due up so Dark lord on seeond base. CI.Ii!ornla :ew York 23 29 .442 10 pointed at Davallllo to go up Frank HOll'lrd, continuing his Waahlrvton 22 29 .431 Wh ard owing against rlghthBJtder homer hitting spree, blasted his Chicago 21 29 .420 11 Don McMahon. The Dodgers edged the Pir22nd of the season and Ron Thursday's Results Davallllo, botUng with two Hansen belted a tw~run homer ates 8-7 with a last • lMing ou~ worked McMahoo to a :1-2 as the Senators swept a threeDetroit 5 Boston 3 run and the Yanka romped to Mlmesota 2 New York 0 count, then slanunecl a al~e to game series frOOI the Athletics. a 17-1 win over the Tigers In center to score Duke Sims with. Frank Bertaba benefited !rom Pomeroy Boys' League baseball Cleve 2 Chit, l1 iMs., night Woohington 4 Oakland 3, nll!ht the winning run and give the the heaVJI hitting s~port to Thursday. California 8 Baltimore 6, nlgltt- Indians a Z-1 victory and a note~ his fourth victory In eight Bill Chaney, who picked up Toda,y's Probable Pitchers sweEC) ot their tour..game series decisions. the win for the Dodgers in re{All Timeo EDT) agaht>t the Whlte Sox. The lief of Tim Colburn, waa the Angels' seventh Heaven Chicago (llorlen 4-5) at triumph moved the Indians Into The Angels, held to only two game's hero. He drove home looton (Santiago 6-3), 7:30p.m. second place In the American hits over the first six l~s, the last five runs for the winCleveland (llargan j.5) at Le18Ue. erupted for eight ldts and seven ners with a triple and home nm. No Choice letrolt (Cain 1-D or HIDer 3-ll, A ground ball hit by Chaney I'UIUI In the seventh inning IDc:l' "It wasn't what you'd call a held on to nip the Orioles.. p.m. that went through the Pirate InMlnneoota {Kaat Z-2 ar11 brilliant managerial move, •• Eight Angels hit sllely during field for an error also tallied Perry 5-4 or Roland 0..0) at Dark said. "I only had two guys the big inning with Tom Ute oU1er three Dodger runs. Washington (Ortega 4-4 and left. And Suarez Ia a rlghthancl- S&triano. Paul Schaal and Rick Chaney came on in relief of ed hitter." Haman 1..0), 2, 5 p.m. Colburn In the first while the Reichardt all contributing runIn other AL action, WashiQI· scoring doubles. Tom Burg- Pirates were poun(nng out six Calllomla (Brunet 5-5 ard McGlothlin 4-4) at N"" York ton edged Olklard 4-3, Callfor· meier notched the victory in runs. Mark Dillard was the hard<Peter1011 2-2 ard MoOOouljoette nla topped Baltimore U, reliel luck loser for thiO' Pirates, but Detrolt nipped Boston 5-3 and 5-3), 2, 5 p.m. The Orioles accounted for five he nearly captured the win Mth Minnesota blanked New York 2Oakland (Odom 4-4 ard Nash his hitting, o( their runs on homers. 4-4) at Baltimore (Phoebus 5-4 0. Dillard had a home run and ard Howard ~I or O'llonoughue thrft singles to lead the Pir0..0) 2, 5:30 p.m. ates and Danny Stone, J, D. Sl~'sGomes Story, Andy English, Brett WyCleveland at Detroit, nigilt att and Kevin Fields also each Oaldand .at Baltimore, night had a single. The onl,y other Chicago at Boston, nigilt Dodger hit gotten off Dillard, {Only games scheduled) other than those or Chaney, was a single by Larry Coleman. Nodonol League Ry MARTIN LADER triumph In leading New York to DilJard farmed nine and walk. W. L. Pel GB UPI Sports Writer a 5-3 victory over the Chica!P ed 11 and Colburn and Chaney SL Louis 31 21 .596 .,. The Iaiiier Bob Gibson throws, Cuba. together fanned 10 and wall<ed Philadelphia 25 22 . 532 :Jlh Dodgers Top Pirates Atlanta 27 24 • 529 31;, the hll!her Si. Loulo soara. 9. Don &nton didn't set lillY San Francisco 28 25 , 528 31,\ GlbiOII, wimer ci 111ree The Yanks began pouring it records but still was satisfied as Loa Angeles . 3lh games In the World Serlea last 29 26 527 Cincinnati 25 24 .510 ~h year, fired a three-bitter for his he pitched the Los Angeles Chicago 25 26 .490 5'h beat el!ort ol the seaaon Dodgers to a 44 decision over New York 23 27 . 460 7 Thursday night to give the the Pittsburgh Pirates In the total to 1,507, third In the long history b e h 1n d Houaton 21 3D . 412 9'h rampalglng Cardinals a 4.j) only other NL game schedtled, Giant Christy Mathewson (2,502) and In the American League, Plltsburgh 19 28 .404 9'h victory over the llouston Altros Carlllubbell {I, 677). Thursday'o Reoulto and exteml their winning otreak Detrolt .beat Boston 5.3, MimeIOta whitewashed the Yonkees New York 5 Chicago 3 to nine gameo. The Athena Jaycees 7th an2.jj, Cleveland nipped the White Son Fraoclsco 7 Philadelphia 2 "GlbiiOII threw harder tonight nual English and Weatem St Loula 4 Houston 0 nlgilt than be did the other two times &>x 2-1 In 11 !Mings, Washing. Horse ~ow will be held thlo Los Angelea 4 Pltto~rgh 2 he's pitched against us this ton edged Oakland 4-3 and ~, June 9, at the Athens (Only games scheduled) season," aald Grady Hatton, the California defented Baltimore 8Counly Fairgrounds with Tods,y'a Probable Pltchers eubdled Astro manager· uHe 6. $1,000 In prizes and trophies Orlando Cepeda and Tim (All Times EDT) was wilder but he was faster." awarded to the wlrmers of 30 McCarver slugged hack.to«ck Atlanta (Jarvis 5-4) at ChlcaIn an amazing reversal ol classes in HorsemanaiUp, {Niekro 5-4), p.m. form, st. Loull'llao stretched Its homers for the Car<Unalsln the , 2 30 10 Showmzmshlp and Performance Sc Louis (llughes 1-2l at Natlooal League lead to 3\7 olxth Inning after st. Louis had events starting at 10 a.m. and ClnciDllltl (Maloney 5-3) 8 p.m. games after falling as tar back picked up two tainted runs In eodlng about 10 p.m. It will the third. New York (Ryan 4 • 4) at as fourth J)laee a week 1180 be held rain or shine. Gibson, evening his record at San Francisco (Sidecki 6~, 11 Wednesday. T h e CUdlnals ~~om. dros>ped 11 ci 13 games before 5-S, auo...d only a single by Lee Pittsburgh (Bia.. 1.2) at embarking oo their current Thomas In the second Inning, a double by Ron Davis In he Houston (Lemaster ~. 8:30 streak. p.m. Tllo other pltchero made their foUrth and a qslngle by Rusty Philadelphia (Short :1-6) at mark In Natlooal League Sta!j) with two out In the ninth. Los Angeles (Osteen 4-7), 11 activity Thursday. Juan MarichJim Ray Hart helped MarlchPo m. al took over third J)laee among al become the first ma.ior the all.tlme Glallta atrlkeout league pitcher to reach 10 Saturday's Games artista as Son Fraoclsco beat victories as he hit a patr of St. Louis at Cincinnati the Philadelphia Pltlllles 7.: and 111ree-nm homers. Marlchal, Plttaburgh at Hou, 2 twl-nlght Dick Selma set a Met record who hall Jost twice, struck out Phlla at Loa Angeles, night with hio fifth coosecutlve eight batters to raise his career (Only games ochoduled) Indians Win Again Standings .. EnJoy a H~epohl • Cardinals Capture Ninth Straight Win .. declared Sunday a natlooal day of mourning for Kennedy, Who died earl,y Thursday morning after being shot the previous day by an auusln. • Members of the New York Mets voted in Chicago ThW'sday oot to pll.y their scheduled game in San Francisco Satur~ day. "Gil Hodges {Mots manager) phoned me before they lett Chicago ard said that they planned to have a team meeting either tonlgilt or Saturday morning to review the sltualion," stoneham said. "and 1 believe that things might be resolved." A crowd of more than 30,000 fans is expected Saturday for "bat day." The scheduled thoroughbred racing programs at Belmont Park and Finger Lakes, in upstate New York, were pos~ ponec1 111111J, and Roosevelt Raceway In Westbury, a harnesa tnck, will be cloaed toolghL Bout Rescheduled GrUlith and Hellman were scheduled to meet in 1 12--round middleweight elimination boot in Qakland, Calif.. tonight, but this has been put back to Toesday night. Eckert said that "all of us in baseball are shocked anc1 sorrowed by the tragic death of Sen. Robert f. Kemedy. Our deepest sympathy to members or the KeMedy family. In respectful tribJte to Sen. Kennedy, I have directed that all major league games on saturday will not start until after the funeral. There wlll be no games played in New York and Washington. "In addition, awroprlate tribute wilJ be paid to the senator by our ctubo prior to or d~ the gamaa on ·Sunda.)t, June t .. " A trans-Amerfcan Jedan nee, scheduled for SundiT In Lexi!Wton, Ohio, hoi boOII poolponod one week an11 two mljor television networks (ABC and NBC) aald tJat funeral eowtrap will Pr&oeiDDt scheduled IJII'tli PJ"'OI''IDS on saturday. "' ··PERISTAlSIS ·-· 1 A.lleT•IWiill on the Tigers in the rtrst frame when six runs crossed the plate went on to their easy victory. rry, hurler for t h e Yank ted the Tigers to three Werry, the towering 6-2 Boys. Leaguer, ali!IO slammed two home runs, a triple and alngle . other Yank hitters were Kenny Mankin, 8 triple and single; Gary Snouffer, home run and single; stan Moon, home run; Jeff McKinney, triple and single; Joe Rosenbaum a doub)e and Ronnie Couch a single. Getting Tiger hits were ~er­ man White with a double and And.Y Vaughan and Mike Gilmore, each a single. Fred Burney, Barry Marshall and AndyVaughanshar ed the mound duty for the Tigers. Pirates 600 010 - 7 9 2 Dodgers 030 40 I - 8 3 I Dillard and M, Nesselroad; Colburn, Chaney {I) {WP) a n d Ohlinger. Yanl<s 624 5 - 17 13 Tigers 000 1 I 3 Werry and Mankin; Burney, Marshall , Vaughan and White . and then where your dollar buys MILES more PECIAL TRUCKLOAD SALE· 750xl4 735x 14 700x 14 6SOxl4 650x 13 TREADS FOR s 49 Plus Tax and Recappable Tire. H& Middleport, 0. Mets Land Prize Shortstop NEW YORK (UPI)- The New Mats ~gain may have landed the prl%e 1pple In the lree sgent dntt. The Mets, who have picked very successfully from the tree 'IliOn! erabbog In !>IS! yearo, ¥ent to the blrrel first Thursday IIIli pulled Otrt a ueen shortstop named Tim Foil, wh<ln they eJpect to ripon Into 1 much needed power hitter. . "He has ootatandi!Ji.IJOWer for I higil acltool kid," .-Jd N~s BWbrlnk; the Meta' chlehclillf. o( the 17-yearoold CIJqa Park, CJI!t; ·oc~ "The fltct t1at we needed ll1ulng In our orpnlzatlon hid aomethiD(J to do with our pic~. him first." York Foli, a S..foot,.U,185-I)ounl:ler. eotabllshed clubs got down to Ute Class A selectians. The oakland Athletics, anotl>er team which has been succentul in past draft aelec~ tions, choae after the Meta and selected Pete Broberg, 1 har<lthrowing righthander f r o m Palm Beach, Fla. The Houston Aatros were next ard oelected cateher Martin Colt of Bll!illo, N.Y. The. New York . Yankees llao went for a Cllehor, choosing Thunnan Munson ol canton, Ohio. Mllflo 11011 hit .414 for Kent s t ue • Unlwrslt;y thlo seuon and hod 30 runs batted In 25 gamea. Roller! Valentine, 10 ootlloJ. der from Stamtord, waa the chulce of the Los AJweleo Dodgers; Robert Weaver, an outllolder-ahortstop !rom Jackoonvllle, !'Ia., "''picked by the Cleveland Indians 1nd · Curds Moore, an ootllelder !rom Denison, Tex., went to the Atlanla Brlvos. Orioleo Pick Shorlltop The Walhlnatoo Se,.ltnn cllooe Donald C.stle, a verllllle performer who las pltelted Inti p!Qed flrot blse and outlleld: the Plttsburall l'll'lles tllbbed autllelder Dlck Sharon of RedwGod City, CaDL; and the Blltlmctre Orloleo ro I e c t e d ·~ Jtllllor KeliiOc(y' of conn., wao ooe of 641 pll.yors oolected In the 25-I'OIIld dnfl1bursday IIIII 11 leut 400 more wore to be chdHa II1IIIJ 1.1 the IWCMII1 meetiDiJ ollie. TOtatnl Pick Hl-1 With good bitten preoeatl,y II a mlnlmlDII In the lllll« Jequoo, t1w ...Jorlcy ol the 211 telml ooledod bll*t over pltelttr"' ~ !he provloua trand. Onb' fotD' ol the 20 clubo who pu11clpllod In tht ragulU' pitcH ol the Onft aoleded plteboro. The 20 eslabllalte!l IM."'~ drlflollln r~wr11 l)lllor o f - Anlln, €1111. · 1911 IINolo, llul the lott( · ~ plekecl 1 h 1 r d djiiDIIon • • wer~ oot 'l'~ Gl'll . Luzinskl of .Uowed .to ' select Ulldl the l'rolpoctHei&!lllt, DL,QUrontJa .,J i : • ( ' between th~ Senalors and Minnesota Twms. Ec.kert then directed that the otarting times of all other gomes on Soturday be pushed back until the conclusion of Kennedy's burial ser\jlce at Arlington National Cemetery. Since the services aren't scheduled to start untn 5 p.m., EDT, the Chicago Cubs were forced to postpone their game agailll!lt the Atlanta Braves because Wrigley Field doesn't have lights. Two Games Postponed The lloston Red Sox and Oakland Athletics voluntarily postpoood their Sunday games against the Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles, respecUvely. President Johnson has Dodgers Rally to Win .,_Ctetr r.;"'""' 1; Weekend Sports Program Curtailed In Honor Of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy· . went for pitcher Lloyd Allen or selma, caut, CinciiU'ati took pitcher Tim Grant or Boykins, va., the White Sox chose infielder Charles McKimey of Troy, Ohio and the Cubs aaleeted outllelder Ralph Rickey of Oklahoma City. Outfielder Alex Rowell of North Chicago, was the cholee of Mlmesota, outfielder Gary Matthews of l'llcnina, Callt., was selected by the ~lanla, outllalder Robert Robl,.. son of Chester, PL. went to Detro!~ outfielder Jameo llalrstoo of Dayton, Ohio, was clmsen by st. Louis lnd ootllelder-catcher Thomas Mq. gard of Norwalk, Clllt, was liken by Boston. Flfteeo of selected In the':;t'f'llllilr the draft were m., Ken Williams P. J. Pauley WILLIAMS .anl. PAULEY NATIONWIDE · 214 E. 2nd Pomeroy ' ' BOWLING MASON BOWING CENTER REDUCED RATES SUMMER . LEAGuB . - MEN: LAil!F£ MIXED • JUNIORS WEEKDAYS . 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For 2000 delegates it wiU be the rirst meeting as United MethOOists which they became on Ap- For A Complete BRAKE ·JOB $20.95 On M:ost Cars INCLUDU Uning on 4 Wheels FREE .... ril 23 in Dallas, Tex. , when Evan. gelical United Brethrens and Methodists united to form The United Methodist Church of ll· million members in the U.S.A. ··: Methodism's oldest active con···::: ferenre west of the Alleghenies will become the largest in the Brake Adjustment NEWELLS SUNOCO SERVIa AAA ROAD SERVICE CHESTER, 0 , 985-:3350 .,:: new chlll'ch by virtue of the uniting of some 98,000 EUBs with the approximately 347,000 Met~ odists in the Ohio West Area, •, ·. Bishop Ensley's jurisdiction, :; :: representing the western 60 per :: cent of Ohio - hopefully within the next two years. ANOTHER GOOD VALUE FROM BAIER'S BUDGET SHOP HOLLYWOOD BEDS ETE-ONLY TWIN SIZE BAKER FURNITURE Among major items of busi- ness tor this conference will be principles to be followed ir. the l.ctual merger or present annual conferences, districts and local churches, which will be voted during the plenary sessions which begin TUesday and run through Thurs,day (June 11·13l. A joint committee represent.. ing all six conferences in Ohio, chaired by Bishop Ensley, is suggesting a target date or 1970 ror completing unions that will make the new church in Ohio united in 45 Pupils of Junior High Earn Honors Forty-five students of the Rutland Junior High School were named to the honor roll at the close of the final six weeks of school. Making a grade of 4 'B" or above in all their subjects to be named to the roll were : EIGHTH - Joyce Arney, Dor· is Barnhart, Jim Betz, Deanna Blackwood, Karen Cadle, T om Crisp, Don Daily, Andrea Dewhurst, Nancy Dixon, Debbie Games, Vicki Grate, Vicki Harrison, Teddy Hayes, FredJones,Debble May, Rosemary Rice, Karen&ltherland. Mark Dally, Debbie Rawson, Janet Reeves, Steven Stanley, Judy Vineyard, Margie Wamsley, Clarence Williams. SEVENTH - Sllirley Alkire, !ilelia Anderson, Terry Cadle, Becky Carroll, Jud.Y Carsey, Jerry Coleman, Karen Hale, Randy Haynes, Dena Jacks, Terry Matheny, John Miller, Terry George Julia Hutchison, William Kerme<tv, Rosalie Malone, Debbie Maples, Kristy Matson, Dick Matheny, Sterry Mich::tel , Kay Ward, Dallas Weber. Meigfi Property Transfers Ya, friends, the feW minutes that it will take to chooee fomily JDODWD<Ilt will <awe your fomily twne to be for hundreds of yean. Ao enduring pnite stDI!IDOtial will outlast the elementS for many, many ,..... We haw many such monumentS that you can ch""" from. .. You are considered 6nt with us aud your ••· )lsfoaooa is our greate~t product. Call,"" rome by today. SPECIALS ON ALL ROCK OF AGES STOCK THRU JUNE 30 UG.AR21 Years MONUMENT CO~ Experience CHARLES W. LEGAR, Owner Open: 9·5 WMidy, 1-5 Sunday 260 W. Moln .......,.,, 0. Alice M. Durst, dec. to Norman Jacob Durst, Hilda Durst Roettinger, Clarence Franklin Durst, Imogene Durst Hanson, Ruth Durst Miles, Carol Durst Doebrich, · Mary Edna D u r s t Rice, Richard Earl Durst, Jr.; John Edward Durst, cert of trans., salisbury. George Zeigler, aka George Ziegler, Mildred Zeigler, aka Mildred Ziegler to SybU Ebersbach, parcels, Bedford. Sybil Ebersbach to George Ziegler, Mildred Ziegler, parcels, Bedford. George A. Ziegler, MUd red Ziegler to Charles F. Zeigler parcel, Bedford. t:rnesune Lvelyn P r i c e to United States, EaBemert, Lebaron. Ernestine Evelyn Price to United States, Easement, Lebanm. Ernc.litine Evelyn Price to United state, Easement, Lebanoo. Ople Nutter to Violet E. Nutter, parcel, OUve. Ople Nutter, Violet E. Nutter, Paul L. Nutter to Lela Powell, Harry Lee Powell, parcel, Olive. David FreCker, dec., to Ella Frecker, cert. for trans., Chester. Ella Frecker, dec ., to Roy Frecker, Marabel Frecker, cert. for trans. , Olester. organization, program and ~ geL This target date wlll he voted upon at the Lakeside sessions. Bishop Shot K. Mooool, internationally. known Melhodist bishop of India, now retired, will preach the sermon ol ordination Thursday night, June 13, when Bishop Ensley ordains some 60 new ministers. Dr. K Morgan Edwards, professor oi preaching, Schoo1 of Theology, Clar~ mont, calif., will be the ~est preacher Monday through Wednesday evenings. Racine Social Events BY FRANCIS MORIUS Mr. Fred Cadle's uncle, John Smith, celebrated his 99th birthday May 12 at his horne at DUD.bar, W. Va. Mrs. Paul Sellers attended the aMual ministers' wives retreat of the Ohio East Conference, United Methodist-E. U.B. held at Camp Otterbein, Logan, Ma)· 1718. Rev. sellers attended the ministers retreat May 20-21. Frank Cleland, superintendent of First Baptist Church School, presented Bibles Sunday, May 19 to graduating seniors, Harry Pickens, Jr., alld.JeannineBentz. Bibles were presented to graduating seniors, Connie Chap.. man, Pamela Cleek, Sharon Tea· ford, Harry Pickens, Jr., during the SurrJay morning service at the Methodist Church by Clitford Morris, superintendent. Sp..S Ronald Michaud alii wife of Ft. Richards, Alaska, recently visited grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farra, Sr. They were enroute to New York and Niagara Falls and following the trip will be stationed in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell and two children arrived from Ari· zona to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell, Sr., and Mr. arrJ Mrs. Frank ClelaOO. Mr. Russell Lee ard son, Davld or Hamilton, were weekend guests of relatives . Mr. Lee gave the clas s address (or the high school commencement Mr. and Mrs. George.Tassian . ah:J children. of 'Cinelnnati spent several days here with relatives, They were accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Lillian Lee, who spent the past several weeks in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Rex carlyle and family o( Columbus spent Ule weekend with her sister • Mr. an:l Mrs. Gerald Simpson and family, Mildred Gillilan arxl Mr. and Mrs. Duke Spaun. , Mrs. Lovey Sayre spent the wl'ekend with Mrs. Ida Stobart at Apple Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mitchell am their son, Lanny, who just returned home after spendl~ 14 months in Vietnam, were Sunday dlmer guests or Mr. alii Mrs. Critt Bradford and visited Mrs. Helen Younce and Mrs. Esther Piper. Critt Bradford, Jr .• of Worthington, spent the weekend with Mr. aoo Mrs. A. C. Bradford. Miss Kay Holman employed in Chicago, lll., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Holman on her vacation. Her brother, Albert llolman, who has visited in Chicago ror three weeks, accompanied her home. Mrs. Lillian Jividen is visiting her sister, Mrs. Blanche French in Akron. Mrs. Ann Coe is spending a week with Mr. aM Mrs. · John R, G; '· McDADE R. G. Mi:Dade, Columbuaand Southern Ohio Electric Company, Middleport, recently became a member of the Company's 100,000 Milo Club. He and 37 other C&SOE employ. ees joined the club at a banquet given In reeognltloo of more than 100,000 miles or accJdent - tree driving. New area members notpicturedare L. 0. Douglas, Middleport, and R, A. Flaher, Gallipolis. The club originated In 1951 w l t h eighteen members, and h a s grown to a memberahlp of247. Long Bottom Social Notes Ruth Larkins is a patient at Holzer Hospital, Gallipolis. Mrs. Marilyn Hayman & n d daughters and Janet Bissell, Columbus, were weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Joe BisselL Mrs. Betty Lotiden and family, Cheshire vlslte<l Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins. Mrs. Curt Cawthorne & n d daughter have returned to their home in Ch.lcago, after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jo!m Groce. Inez Young, Paden City, W, Va. , spent several days With her mother, Nellie Stethem. Mr. and Mrs. David &~lith were dinner guests of Mrs. Edna stewart, Reedsville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McPeek, Belleville, W, Va. , visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley. Famie Bidley, Reedsville, visited tile Jim Carter family. ~r. and Mr,s .. R-~~ Larktns and fam,Uy were diMer guests ot Mr . and Mrs. Junior Hauber· Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock visited Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Tuppers ~lains. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrel Leonhart, Parkersburg, W, Va., vlsitedMr. and Mrs. Garth Smith and Nel. lie Stethem. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayman were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick and ramlly, C. B. Hayman, Connie Hayman and Jim Walls, Colwnbus. Emma Powell spent a day recently with NelUe stethem. Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Prince Davis and family in Akron. Mrs. carrie Scarry aOO Glen Harpold or East Liverpool, spent several days here at their horne. Mr. alii Mn. Francis Morris s}X'nt a day in Galllpolis. Recent high waters swept much or the Utter fran Ohio's streams am deposited ltooi"''!~Ylng!arm lands, causing tanners many hours of labdr picking lij) the trash piece by pleee before soli could be tilled. Tomorrow, the Ohio Department of Nitural Resources will open a brisk cam· palgn against river litterbugs, :lllcked by a new law and men in the neld to enforce it. 11 0Ur Galne Protectors have been ordered to arrest any person throwing rubbish . into a stream or along the banks," said Fred E. Morr, Director ofNatural Resources. ''We are openly soliciting public cooperation in ending this shocking practice. Ohio's rivers and streams must be returned to their original beau.ty ror Ohio residents to enjoy whlle seeking re1ie! from crowded, hot cities in healthful outdoor recreation." The Ohio Clean Streams Act, •' TO ADD WING Capital University's Board of Regents, concluding lt& semiannual meeting this week, approved prellmlnary plans tor the All races in the Intema· tiona! Triple Crown are rWl on the grass, at 12 furlongs each. JUNE 16th. •Cards eAsh Trays •Travel ldta •Pipe Racks •Boob and Many iMore Gllta MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE JUNI 'IALI DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS One careful owner. Original black rlnish like new. Auto. trans. 66 WCTRA BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN Was $2,895 ··· · ····· ·· ······· Now $21795 Factory Air Conditioned. Superb all white Onish. One of Buick's finest. One particular local owner. 66 GTO PONTIAC 2 DR. HARD TOP COUPE Just Arrived ······ · ·· ·· ·· ··· · · Only $2,495 Cll NIGHT M'-2ts1 PH. 992-2143 Ph. 446-2420 POMEROY, OHIO l - Pomeroy Flower Shott W. Mlln . ,.._,.,.~ MRS. MILLARD vAN METER. ·: Personal Notes :::: 23-ln. dilaoul picture in authentic Early Amerlc.n 1tylinB· ln aanulne Oak. vea.een Mrs. 0, L. Quillen le!t Wo<lnesday tor her home at ~ Marya, W. Va after vle'tlng here with Miss Frieda Faehnle. Guel!!ts ot Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Downing are their grandKathy, John David, children, Afullr reliebte weather ·resistant l1tex Pamela Jean, and Carol A n n paint lor ederiot wood 1nd masanrr. Kircher of Columbus. Dr. and AllJiin usiiJ, dries in minutes. even Mrs. John Kircher are atteodon d~mp surfaces. Easr tleanup with lng events at Ohio Untvereity • • • so. p and Wiler . While. reodv·mi•ed or cvstom Calibrlled You hang this flat paper and will come here :imda.Y !'or Colonfll iJM.M IIn nower an your refrigerator the chJldren. 0 door. It has petals marked Mrs. EmmaBovlewasdi.aeharg. II v,.,,. I ...... ·""' I ttssue, pick up shirts at laun- ed from Holzer Hospital ThursI , I dry, •get peanut butter, the car day, and is now at her home In I I needl gas and all those other Gallipolfa. ea.sJly forgotten on the I I thtngs Mrs. Boivin Minor returned to homeffont. Stick a pin In the I I petal tha.t reminds. Make a. her home at MUlersport ThursI I note of the stlckings before day e!ter spending the put week I I out and, presto, you're here with her mother, Mn. Edith I I golng not forgetting anything any- Burton. more. So says the lnventor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore this flowery thlng that helps am daughters, Paula and Colleen, I . The Department store I people to remember essentials . (Jnftnlty Enterprises, 42 Lin· and Mr. and Mrs. Ed CUrburth o! Building Since 191> : ancf """• Eddie, Jr. , all o! Mi· coln, Fox River Grove, III.J. ami, Arizona are here tor a ~------------.J. week's vl&it wtth Mrs. Victoria stacy. They came espedally to vl&lt their mother, Mrs. William &acy, a patient at The Arcadia Nurslng Home at CoolBy JEAN HALL ville. Howard Stacy has return. ~c. > Lawrence P. Lisle and ed to Lowry Air Force Bue in girl-friend Pfc. CeceUa E. Gal.. Denver, Colo. · after being here a loway, of Washington, D.C.;vlaltweek wftti 'his mother. ed hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Guy Ludwig and Charles 0. Usle and other reta11011, Kurt, ot CI.IYahoga Falls are Uves. They both are stationed the weekend guests ot Mrs. Pearl at Waiter Reed Medical Center. Reynoldll and Mrs. Minerva ChilMr. and Mrs. John Crooks and ders. daughters ot COlumbus, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Orville Crooks and other relatives • ' and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Challle Greer have purchased the Varian property on Second Street and have moved there rrom Rutland. The Rev. and Mrs. Linson H. Stebbins have returned from MiBuckeye Girls Slate w111 open ami, Florida, where they spent at Capital IJniversll;y in Colum. a week visiting her slstar and bus oo June 15 with 1,2to high brother • in -law, Mr. and Mra. school junlon rrom across Ohio Ralph D. Thomas. They ,....,r by attending. plano !rom Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Bartell Activities will begin prompt. ly with girls gathering in their and !amiiy of Cincinnati vlllted city meeting rooms ror discus- recenUy with his parents, Mr. sion with the counselora and RO'J- and lilts. Emmett Bartels. Della Starkey of Columbus, ernment advisors assigned to work and live with them for the vtslted her mother, Mr1. Mary week. Lt. Gov. John w. Brown M. Diddle and sister, AmaGrace wUI be keynote speaker tor a OUer. Mr. and Mrs. Douglu Moore general assembly of the entire student body. and children of Newark, were Before breakfast on ~nday weekend guesta of her parents, the girls attend church. And, Mr. and Mrs. Herman London on &mday, political nctlvl~ gets and other relatives. Mr. Bill Hysell of Columhos, underway as candidates are chosspent a few daYS withhlamolher, en for the elective offices. Phone 992-2115 . Mayors' night is observed on Mrs, Oma Hysell and grandmothMonday with the girls elected er, Mrs. May Cowie. Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy. Ohio Mr. and Mr1. Dave Yates of as mayora of the cities lo be Middleport visited her brother . given their oa.tha of office. FeaJ e • t • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • e •• lured speaker of the evening will and abter..fn...J.aw, Mr. and Mn. ' be Mrs. Olive H. Huston, may. Charles 0. Lisle recently. Mn. Jean Jones of Columbua, : : or of Xenia. Wodaesday Is Inauguration daY visited her parents, Nr. and Mrs. e and is hlghl[gilted by an tnaug. C. H. Williams, sister andbrolht t uraUon ban~Fe~. ~era will be er-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Pete • t !he Honorable C. WOllam Slason and !amlly. : : O'NoUi, Judge of the :Npreme Court, andGov. Jamea A. Rhodes. Call, Writ• or Come to See The girl a will go oo a bus tour Ue for Complete Counselto the Slate Capllul and on Sa\. lng, Free Oemonaliatlon. urdo7 evening an acldreos by Dr. Nlcholaa Nyaradl, a native Hungarian who was forced 1o leave A U T H 0 ·R I Z E D e • his eountry GlriJtg the Hungar. ~GRAVELY Ian revol~ will be featured, Lawn, Garden, Grounlt Attending trom Meigs Cc>unty Equipment Speclallet according to the olllclai regl1• Make better Iuter with • tratloo wilt be Linda Marie Grindstaff, Racine Route 1, &uthem Hay Local Hilh Sehool; Kathy Ann • This modern machine conditione stems for speedier • Morpn, Mlddloport, and Mary : <Urine, yet is gentle on leaves, keeps them Intact. : J~ Jonkln1011, Middleport Hilh • · Equalluo alem and leaf curinJ tline eo you ca!l • 99:1>.2975 SChool; Barbara Jo White a n d e · houra 100ner. Sure-cure conditioning of a 7' swath e E. Main st. PCNDero,y DoroiiiY LouiH NeuUIIng, J'om. 1 ; when .you use an A·C Conditioner with your mowere erfl)' lll&b School. e rear-mounted, side-moun'ted or trail-type. t POMEROY and aolid1 with Country 01k 6ni1h. WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. SECOND AYE. _. 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. · , ,. I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' , 'J Around FOR A USED CAR BUY! E'VE GOT IT! "SPECIALS" 1967 FORD Galaxie ~OU- 4 dr. sedan, auto. trans. P. S., Radio, low mileage. 11966 Dodge I 1 1965 Dodge $2095 $1895 Monaco 4 dr. sedan, P. S., auto. trans., reai clean. Monaro 500 - 2 dr. H. T., P.S., A. T., radio, ooo owner. 1964 Pontiac fa&o. · 1964 Dodge 1964 Chevrolet · 1962 Rambler 1960 Pontiac 2 dr. Hardtop. P. S.. A. T: , $1395 . S995 $1195 $695 $95 4 dr. sedan, 6 cyl. Std. Trans., radio, one owner. Impala 4 dr. sedan, V8, auto. trans., radio. l .· l CEMENT BLOCK CO. Claeslc 2 dr. sedan, auto. trans., radio, 6 cyl. ' • : "Sure of Quality" Capital u Will Host Girls State * .seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills e e beside• those named were Mrs. e ••• •• •e ••• •• e e • • •• • "-Y • Conditioner I : bale • :· Review To Church Robert Wood, Mrs. Conrad Qh. linger, Mrs. Lewis Ollborne, Mrs. Edward Venoy, Mra. Olan Hyaell, Mrs. stanley Baas and By RICK DU BROW Raymood Andrews. The J u I y HOLLYWOOD (IJPI) - Televf. meeting will be a plentc at the slon coverage <t the e!termalh tal rgrounds. <t !he aaaasalnatlon of Son. Rubert KC!IIIIedl will contiiRle thl'Uigh the weekend, including the lying In state, the !Uneral and memorial services. The ~ ot the slain lature Trees and Landa~a" presidential hope!ui will lie In with material !rom Yll)u Yeobl- ....., today at St. Patrldt's mura, waa given by Mrs. Char- Cathedral .In New York CliY, lea Lewis. h pre&ented each am horne viewers will be able club member wilh a pot con- to watm the public mourning. taining a seedling suitable to On Saturday, television will Bonaal, and a planted fiber cover a Requiem Mus In st. for a conservaUon project. Patrldc'B, !he placing of Ole Arrangements exhibited car- oofftn on a train at New Yorlt'a ried out - the theme HQrlental Pemsylvanla &atlon and the Featuring Roses." Blue ribbon arrival in Washington. D.C., wimen were Mrs. Robert Lew- about four and a ~ hour& Is and Mrs. Robert Thompsoo. later. Due to weather damage, no blue After that, the cameras will ribbons were awarded ror roae transmit the story of Ole oxblblta. Red ribbons went to motorcade as it passer1bo Mrs. Charle& Lewis and Mrs. Senate O!rlce Building and the Workshop to be Held A workshop In.preparatloo tor exhibiting at !he Meigs CouriQ' Fair Dower sllow was planned when the Winding Trail Garden Club met Wednesclay night at t11o home of Mrs. C. L. Henton. The fair !lower ohow will carry out the theme, '•Holiday Times," and aa last year, will be staged em two days. Mrs. Charles Law· is Ia chalri!WI ot the show at tho fair . During the meeting conduct. ed by Mrs. Robert Lewis, vice president, It waa reported that 12 table arrangements had been made for the Pomeroy Alunml AJSoclaUon bancpet. Committees ThompliOII. for proJects dorlng U1o new club Mrs. Heaton served cake, lee c:ream and tea. Her guest w a 1 year were qpolnted. A program oo "Bonaal, Min· Bess Role~ Y9rk, Pa. cme Chester Community Bible School Starts on June 11 The Ch.ester Community Va-· cation BJble School will begin classes June 11 through 21. The hours will be 9 to 11 Lm. Tuesday through Friday, at the Ches· ter Grade School and Chester Methodist Church. Devotions each day wil1 be col'liucted by Mrs. Waid Spencer, director. Music will be UDder the direction or MTB. Mau-. rita Miller. The assistant director for the sch.ool is Mrs. Jean Sexson, who will conduct the Teenage claBSes. The craft director ls Mrs. Juanita Spencer. Teachers tor the nurser·y class are Mrs. ChorliA Gaul, Mrs. Lela Willian, Mrs. Vlrgirda Attending !he Annual District Rally o! Daughters of Americ:e, from Guiding Star Councll No. 124 were · Florence Potts, Leola Enoch, Margaret CottrUI, Esther narden, Kathryn Johnson, Margaret Eichinger, E i 1 e en Clark and 'Thelma Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback returned recently from two weeks vacation with their sons, Edward and Paul, and their !amlllos In Jackaomrllle, Florida. They visited friends in Bradenton, other point• of Interest and the Smok.Y M00111aina enroute home. Enjoying a cook~tatlhellome of Mr. and Mrs. Char lei 0. Lllle were Mr. and Mrs. John RedoVIan, Sr., or Steubenville; daughter and 1011-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Rodovlan, Jr .. of Middleport, son Lawrence Uale and hoUse guest, Mlas Galloway of VVas~ D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Quick of Columbus visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick, alster Margarat Cottrill and!arnliy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Har· den and son, Eric of Marion visited his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Harden. brother Jim and slater Debbie. They attend· ed the commencement exercises of Southern High School. Pooler and Mrs. Alma Pooler; Beginner teachers are Mrs. KatiP ryn Windon. Miss Cella McCoy, Mrs. Delores Holter and Mrs. Jud,y Wolt; Primary teachers are Mrs. Mace! Barton, Mios Unla Baer, Miss Debbie Morgan, Mrs. Margaret BtsseU and MisB Na.. ~ omi Bissell arxl Mrs. Inzy Newell; Junior teachers are Mrs. Caryl Pooler, Chuck Vaughan, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Eleanor Lawson and Mrs. Nancy O'Connor; teenage teachers are Mr1. Jean Sexson and Mrs. Maxine Hurtman, alii other helpers are Patty Sexson, secretary, and Irene McGrath. All children of the area. are invited. The dosing program will be held June 21 at 8 p.m. at the Chester Grade School. Party Given for Johnston Daughters A wie~r r01.st am pajan'la part.v was held at the h001e or Mrs. Eugene Johnston MOillay evening, JWle 3, tor her daug~ ters, Bonita aOO Vicki. Attelkli~ were sarw::J:ra Meth~ ney, Vickie Might, Tammy smith, Janet Metheney, Alisa Walker, Brenda Smith siX! Donna Melheoey. Miss Ruth Walker assisted Mrs. Johnston with the games. Winning prizes w e r e VIckie Might, Ailsa Walker, Sandra Metheney aoo Tammy Smith. MATCH RESUMES PARIS (IJPI)- Andres Glmeno of ~ led Australia'• Keo Roaewall 5.:! when ·their aernlllnal match In U.e Freuch ~ tennis champl008hlps resumed today. The contest was post. ponod becauae of rain ThurS· day, Pancho Gonzales of Loa Angeles and Rod Laver of· Australia meet in the other aemlflnal match. Department of Julll.ce Building en route to Arlington National Cemetery, where burial aervlces wUI be held. On &lnday, NBC-TV will present extended coverage of memorial services for the senator. Provldea Blanket Coverage All three networks gave prominent attention to TIIU' sday'a sad yet historic prOceed· lngs. But NBC-TV was the only network which devoted all ot Its regulU coast.to-eoast program ttme to preparations for the funeral and burial. And it plans to continue Its blanket ooverap today and Saturday. "This is a serious and grlevoos time In American history,• aald Reuben Frank, exeeutl.ve vice presl.dant of NBC News, "and we think what we are doing not only empbasizes tills to the ~e In their homes, but allows them to think about lt in thqae terms." The nightmare of aoolher day of tragic viewing Thursday followed the BmOlU'lcement at about > a.m., EDT by Kermedy's news secretary, Frank Manldewicz, that the senator had died. For televiewers, though, nothIng emphasized !he dreadful historic message of the day as much p.s 1he cross--country flight ol~ Kermedy'a body !rom LOs Angeles to New York- lor on board the plane were the wi-s of U.ree JOOI'dered American public figurea: Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, Mrs.' John F, Kermec!Y and Mrs. Matttn Luther King. Brilliant Mixture Although ali three networks were llgnlftcant In !heir report· lng of the daylong story Thursday, NBC-TV's continuou' blanket coverage maintained such a level of brilliance and substance that lt must rank &s a magnlllcenl chapter <t Studied The atudy book theme, ua. sponae to the Church In Cha!Wina: Japan," wa1 carried out iD a prqp'am presented when the VVoman's Soelel;y of Chrlotlaa Service o! tllo Enterprise E. U.B. Church met Tuesday nig[!t at the home o!Mra. PhU11p Smtih, Cheater Road. Mra. Thomao Bantz wu the prqp'lllll leader am read ..,.. eral Japanese poems, or "hal· ku," u the balls of comparl.aoo with poetry of America. She noted that the Christian reUgion In Japan Is only . one percent of the pq>ulatloo am lhll the ..... dency of fam.Uies there is to di&own those who become Chri.. tian. An eagerneas for educaUon 111 prevalent 11110118 the Japanese, Mrs. Bentz pointed ou~ but said that before a stt.dent can enroll ln a university, he must pass a rigid tosL She slid that Ullteracy has practically been eliminated. To conclOO.e her prl)o gram, Mrs. Bentz read a p&o em, uKawaga" and gave PI"I.Y· er. A Kyn offering was taken durirw the meeting am Evangel sW.. scriptions were submitted. Reid at the meeting was 1 thank-you note- Cram Sharoo Frecker for a gift presented her foUow[JW her recent talk on the Holy Land given at the church. Prayer by Mr!i!. Eldon Weeki concluded the meeting. Atteqt... ing besides those named were Mrs. James Will, Mrs. Claude Husted, Miss Dorothy Lodg, and Mrs. Herbert Dixon. day's coverage waa consider a- bie. Few moments of 1he coverage, however, were as moving as a tribute from England by Iormor British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, who baa always beOfl known as unflappa. ble, and whose rotralned emotion therefore touched dte viewer In the way that only dlgnll;y~can~.L\'!a:liJ IT'S TWINE · TIME AT MA'S Ma Williamson's Got That Twine You'll Need For All Your Baling! And Now is the Time To Get It .. h lsI or y. ~ch ~~~~~~-;;N-: Edwin Newman, CUT oN broadcasting newsmen as Jom Chancallor, David Brinkley, Sander Vanocur and Ray Scherer Jelled with a !IOI>hlstlca· tioo rareQ' seen in uur new• media. One of NBC-TV's features was a lengthy session ft reminiscing by three !riends ot the late Sen. Kemec!Y and his wife, Ethel- Art Buchwald, Jack Paar and Rene ·Carpenter, wife of astronaut Scott Corpenter. And the h.uman dimensl.on tills dlscussioo added to the Plus Parts You N.ecll WIWAMSONS FARM SUPPI.Y • • : Allla-Chi!J!I•rs "oHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DIALE!r' . Philemon were asked by Mu. Denver Kapple, Re!reshments were aerved by Mn. Andrews aullted by Mn. Gene Eskew. Mr. Robert Wooda, _pastor, asked grace. Attending Syracuse News, Society Feeds $2095 i · ~: A birthda,y party was given June 3, tor Je.trery and Bobby Musser at tfielr home on Hysell Run Road. Games were play. ed with prizes being won by Gene Davis, Loretta Tackett, Patty Eblin, Brian Justis, aoo Tommie Tucker. Refreshments or Kool~id, potato chips, ice cream, cake and candy bars were served to Ani· ta Musser, Robin Dewhurst, Susan TUHs, Debbie P~;iddy, Pa~ ty Eblin, Penny Eblin, Joy Hayes, Loretta Tackett, Greg Van M~ ter, Gary George, Bobby Wllliamson, Rusty Davis, Gene Davis, Marty Dugan, Tommie Tucker, Brian Justis, Dana Wllllams, steve Nelson, Kevin De Weese, and Dennis Tillis. Assisting with the party were Miss Andrea Dewhurst and Mrs. Beatrice Dugan. Many nice gifts W"ere receiv... ed. The brothers wilJ be 10 and 11 years old on June 9 and are the sons or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musser. sa.53 Model CL8850K A fellowship supper"WWll planned for June 28 at the Pomeroy Church of Chrlll by the Golden Rule Class Tuelday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews, El>enezer st. Mro. ~wood Bowers and Mrs. Charles Eskew werenamedtothe planning committee lor !he lei. lowship aupper. Mrs. Harold Smith had charge of !he meeting during which time memberl!l planned another calling cam. ,Paign. The class dieeuued new draperies and carpeting lor the church. Devotiooa by Mra. Bower1 [n. eluded scripture, Ma- 5, Jf. 16 and a meditation, ~'Universal and Timeless!' Pra,yer was by Mrs. Eskew and members reapcmded to roll call by naming something parllilnlng to Father's Day. Questions !rom the book of ~~';ddt;;;;:'.·:· · · · · · · : Musser Boys Given Party SPECIAL PRICES EVERY .~;)AYl GRAYRYTRACTOR Sales & Senite • e . : AJ i'. BOGGS EQUIPA,\ENi co... : ROU'fP.' " Ward, Ravenswood; Mrs, .!Jella Hall, Ironton; Terry L, Pierce, Radell!!; Mrs. Ralph C. Smith. Oak Hill, Mrs. Jamos M. F7l· denmaker, Wellston, Blrthe Mrs. William L, Pattetaon, 436 Flamingo Dr., Kanauga, daughter, 11:40 a.m. Thursday; Mrs. James M. Frldenmaker, Well-. daughter, 1:59 a.m. Friday. Discharges Edward M, Blake, Sr., Mra. Emma Davie, Terti L, Fox, Mrs. Mary C. Goodwin, Roger L.llaadley, Saul L. Kaplan, Mra. Saul L. Kaplan, Mrs. RobertC,KnJgbt, Lawi!OII McCoy, Mrs . .John~row. Jr., Mrs. Gary E. Winters and Inlant daughter, Mrs. Larry E. Bradley and infant son, Mrs. Lewis c. Clonchandln!antdaugil. ter. COLOR TV YOU CAN BUY 4 sp. shift. Pas. trac, Superb condlUon. One very careful driver. BLAETTNARS GMCTRUCKS 801CK PONTIAC Holzer Hospital:Visij:inghours 2-4 and '! .S p.m. Parent& only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Mrs. Wliilolm L. Pal!orson, Kanauga; C, Leroy Rlfrte, Rt. 1 West Columbia; Mrs. Albert Prince, Clifton, W. Va.;,Mrs. Lu. ther L, COchran, pt, PJeasant;. Orland M. Floyd, Middleport; Thomas S. Qlmp!, Chester; Mrs. Laura J. Poling, Wellstnn; Mrs. Ernest IL Scott, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. George W, Fannin, Catlettsburg, Ky.; Mrs. Randolph E. •• new $2,400,000 wing to Science . . . . . . . .• • • • • • • • • • • • • liall. ConstructlOIJ ;s achoduled to begin In the ""1'l!l'er of 1969. ,. Appllcalloo will be made to the Ohio Board of Regents prior to the July I, 1968 deadline for a one-third matching grant under Title I funds. f. We wire ftowtt;~OYeeywb.,.. ~ 992-2039 TV_e.. in· Response Class ·Plans Supper on June 28 FOR ALL OCCASIONS .• Zanesville, Leona Sisson and 66 BONNEYIW PONTIAC 2 DR. HARD TOP Was $2,595 ······ · ·· ·: ·· ··· · · Now $2,495 SMITH AUT.O SALES .. .. • ' ...THE LATEST, MOST MODERN Dorsel Bibbee visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cline, Parkers-. burg. Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Primmer and family of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy &vain and lam· lly, Marietta, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill &vain. Leoata Johnson, Portland, visited Leona Slssoo and Mary Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beech, Mlddlepor~ visited Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babcoek and Bob Coleman. Neva German has returned home from Holzer Hospital. - VIolet Smith Power steering & brakes. ' FLOWERS ..··.· children at COlumbus. Mary Pierce spent several d&ys with Mr. and MrB. Denver Curtis, Columbus. Mr. and Mro. Earl Hunt vl~t­ e<l Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis. Mr. and Mn. Junior Koenig, Beautiful burgandy finish. Power steering, power brakes. Auto. trans. Are you a commUier?· Or buay running errands about town? Then Fiat's new 850 Sedan Is the car lor you. Briski Lively! Aut~>matlc transmission or 4-oll-lhe-floor, aJI.. aynchromesh transmission. Room lor 4 adults plueloads or luggage. Has a wonderfully efficient heatlng/venlfllll. ing/delrottlng ayatem. Padded dash and sun vl10n1, dnl windshield washers, extra·large hydraulic braket and many, many other ~alety lentur~ are standard. So Ia undercoating. Whtle else can you get eo much car tor such a low price? See and test drive 11 ••• loday, Entorcimtent powers were given ID the Department's Division of Wildlife as part of amended substitute House BUl 345, which becomes ertective Thursday, July 6, 1968. We have had comp]aints about dumping in streams for many years but now we are authorized to act,'' sJad Dan Armbruster, Chiol, Division o! Wlldll!e. Persons convicted of violating the new stream litter laws are spent a recent weekend with their 63 OlDS DY. 88-4 DOOR SEDAN Was $1,295 .............. ·.. ·.. Now $995 FIAT 850 SEDAN subject to a fine or up to $500, or 30 days in jai~ or both. Chter Armbruster urges any. one seeing trash being thrCMn Into a river or dWllpO([ out alq the banks to report the Incident II to their local Ohio Game Prote6o tor, or Phone 0, Dale Roaeh, Eft. knoWn as House Bill 152, which forcement Supervisor, Division prohibits any dumping or Utter- of Wildlife, (611) 469-3!98. The ing in Ohiowaterwayswaspassed address is 1500 Dublin ROad at the first session of the present · Colun1bus, Ohio 43215. ' general assembly. · Waterways Litterbugs • Facing Tougher Ti•mes 15 7th Annual Conference Sunday Time .- - 0,, Frida)', JUDe 7, 1968 Ohio Bishop Ensley to Convene It's . ,' . 667-8t3~~ . . TIJP~lli:~~S,ji: teeeeetene•eeee••eleee eieli'eeeit• ' '' ' . - N. w. COMPTON, ·o. D. OPTOIEOIST ' OFF1CE HOURS 9:30 TO IZ, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THUll&) :;-. EAST COURT ST., POMEROY • ·- · See Us For Your Many Spring Nleds Around The Fe"" e FlY BAIT e ft.Y SPRAY e BALER TWINE e SEED CORN e DISNEaANTSe RAT & MICE BAIT AND ACOMPLm LINE Of FEED FORMRYNEED ALSO QUALITY VALLEY · �. 4 - Tilt Dally Sentinel, ' Pomei'OJ'·Middlepor~ :.: CO~UMBUS, Ohio (Special) - The. 157th regular session of the Ohio Annual Conference; largest ForThat •. Brake : '·_ At of six United Methodist Conferences in Ohio, wUI be convened by Bishop F. Gerald Ensley in Lakeside at 8 p. m. Sunday, June 9. For 2000 delegates it wiU be the rirst meeting as United MethOOists which they became on Ap- For A Complete BRAKE ·JOB $20.95 On M:ost Cars INCLUDU Uning on 4 Wheels FREE .... ril 23 in Dallas, Tex. , when Evan. gelical United Brethrens and Methodists united to form The United Methodist Church of ll· million members in the U.S.A. ··: Methodism's oldest active con···::: ferenre west of the Alleghenies will become the largest in the Brake Adjustment NEWELLS SUNOCO SERVIa AAA ROAD SERVICE CHESTER, 0 , 985-:3350 .,:: new chlll'ch by virtue of the uniting of some 98,000 EUBs with the approximately 347,000 Met~ odists in the Ohio West Area, •, ·. Bishop Ensley's jurisdiction, :; :: representing the western 60 per :: cent of Ohio - hopefully within the next two years. ANOTHER GOOD VALUE FROM BAIER'S BUDGET SHOP HOLLYWOOD BEDS ETE-ONLY TWIN SIZE BAKER FURNITURE Among major items of busi- ness tor this conference will be principles to be followed ir. the l.ctual merger or present annual conferences, districts and local churches, which will be voted during the plenary sessions which begin TUesday and run through Thurs,day (June 11·13l. A joint committee represent.. ing all six conferences in Ohio, chaired by Bishop Ensley, is suggesting a target date or 1970 ror completing unions that will make the new church in Ohio united in 45 Pupils of Junior High Earn Honors Forty-five students of the Rutland Junior High School were named to the honor roll at the close of the final six weeks of school. Making a grade of 4 'B" or above in all their subjects to be named to the roll were : EIGHTH - Joyce Arney, Dor· is Barnhart, Jim Betz, Deanna Blackwood, Karen Cadle, T om Crisp, Don Daily, Andrea Dewhurst, Nancy Dixon, Debbie Games, Vicki Grate, Vicki Harrison, Teddy Hayes, FredJones,Debble May, Rosemary Rice, Karen&ltherland. Mark Dally, Debbie Rawson, Janet Reeves, Steven Stanley, Judy Vineyard, Margie Wamsley, Clarence Williams. SEVENTH - Sllirley Alkire, !ilelia Anderson, Terry Cadle, Becky Carroll, Jud.Y Carsey, Jerry Coleman, Karen Hale, Randy Haynes, Dena Jacks, Terry Matheny, John Miller, Terry George Julia Hutchison, William Kerme<tv, Rosalie Malone, Debbie Maples, Kristy Matson, Dick Matheny, Sterry Mich::tel , Kay Ward, Dallas Weber. Meigfi Property Transfers Ya, friends, the feW minutes that it will take to chooee fomily JDODWD<Ilt will <awe your fomily twne to be for hundreds of yean. Ao enduring pnite stDI!IDOtial will outlast the elementS for many, many ,..... We haw many such monumentS that you can ch""" from. .. You are considered 6nt with us aud your ••· )lsfoaooa is our greate~t product. Call,"" rome by today. SPECIALS ON ALL ROCK OF AGES STOCK THRU JUNE 30 UG.AR21 Years MONUMENT CO~ Experience CHARLES W. LEGAR, Owner Open: 9·5 WMidy, 1-5 Sunday 260 W. Moln .......,.,, 0. Alice M. Durst, dec. to Norman Jacob Durst, Hilda Durst Roettinger, Clarence Franklin Durst, Imogene Durst Hanson, Ruth Durst Miles, Carol Durst Doebrich, · Mary Edna D u r s t Rice, Richard Earl Durst, Jr.; John Edward Durst, cert of trans., salisbury. George Zeigler, aka George Ziegler, Mildred Zeigler, aka Mildred Ziegler to SybU Ebersbach, parcels, Bedford. Sybil Ebersbach to George Ziegler, Mildred Ziegler, parcels, Bedford. George A. Ziegler, MUd red Ziegler to Charles F. Zeigler parcel, Bedford. t:rnesune Lvelyn P r i c e to United States, EaBemert, Lebaron. Ernestine Evelyn Price to United States, Easement, Lebanm. Ernc.litine Evelyn Price to United state, Easement, Lebanoo. Ople Nutter to Violet E. Nutter, parcel, OUve. Ople Nutter, Violet E. Nutter, Paul L. Nutter to Lela Powell, Harry Lee Powell, parcel, Olive. David FreCker, dec., to Ella Frecker, cert. for trans., Chester. Ella Frecker, dec ., to Roy Frecker, Marabel Frecker, cert. for trans. , Olester. organization, program and ~ geL This target date wlll he voted upon at the Lakeside sessions. Bishop Shot K. Mooool, internationally. known Melhodist bishop of India, now retired, will preach the sermon ol ordination Thursday night, June 13, when Bishop Ensley ordains some 60 new ministers. Dr. K Morgan Edwards, professor oi preaching, Schoo1 of Theology, Clar~ mont, calif., will be the ~est preacher Monday through Wednesday evenings. Racine Social Events BY FRANCIS MORIUS Mr. Fred Cadle's uncle, John Smith, celebrated his 99th birthday May 12 at his horne at DUD.bar, W. Va. Mrs. Paul Sellers attended the aMual ministers' wives retreat of the Ohio East Conference, United Methodist-E. U.B. held at Camp Otterbein, Logan, Ma)· 1718. Rev. sellers attended the ministers retreat May 20-21. Frank Cleland, superintendent of First Baptist Church School, presented Bibles Sunday, May 19 to graduating seniors, Harry Pickens, Jr., alld.JeannineBentz. Bibles were presented to graduating seniors, Connie Chap.. man, Pamela Cleek, Sharon Tea· ford, Harry Pickens, Jr., during the SurrJay morning service at the Methodist Church by Clitford Morris, superintendent. Sp..S Ronald Michaud alii wife of Ft. Richards, Alaska, recently visited grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Farra, Sr. They were enroute to New York and Niagara Falls and following the trip will be stationed in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell and two children arrived from Ari· zona to visit their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell, Sr., and Mr. arrJ Mrs. Frank ClelaOO. Mr. Russell Lee ard son, Davld or Hamilton, were weekend guests of relatives . Mr. Lee gave the clas s address (or the high school commencement Mr. and Mrs. George.Tassian . ah:J children. of 'Cinelnnati spent several days here with relatives, They were accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Lillian Lee, who spent the past several weeks in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Rex carlyle and family o( Columbus spent Ule weekend with her sister • Mr. an:l Mrs. Gerald Simpson and family, Mildred Gillilan arxl Mr. and Mrs. Duke Spaun. , Mrs. Lovey Sayre spent the wl'ekend with Mrs. Ida Stobart at Apple Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mitchell am their son, Lanny, who just returned home after spendl~ 14 months in Vietnam, were Sunday dlmer guests or Mr. alii Mrs. Critt Bradford and visited Mrs. Helen Younce and Mrs. Esther Piper. Critt Bradford, Jr .• of Worthington, spent the weekend with Mr. aoo Mrs. A. C. Bradford. Miss Kay Holman employed in Chicago, lll., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Holman on her vacation. Her brother, Albert llolman, who has visited in Chicago ror three weeks, accompanied her home. Mrs. Lillian Jividen is visiting her sister, Mrs. Blanche French in Akron. Mrs. Ann Coe is spending a week with Mr. aM Mrs. · John R, G; '· McDADE R. G. Mi:Dade, Columbuaand Southern Ohio Electric Company, Middleport, recently became a member of the Company's 100,000 Milo Club. He and 37 other C&SOE employ. ees joined the club at a banquet given In reeognltloo of more than 100,000 miles or accJdent - tree driving. New area members notpicturedare L. 0. Douglas, Middleport, and R, A. Flaher, Gallipolis. The club originated In 1951 w l t h eighteen members, and h a s grown to a memberahlp of247. Long Bottom Social Notes Ruth Larkins is a patient at Holzer Hospital, Gallipolis. Mrs. Marilyn Hayman & n d daughters and Janet Bissell, Columbus, were weekend guests of Mr . and Mrs. Joe BisselL Mrs. Betty Lotiden and family, Cheshire vlslte<l Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins. Mrs. Curt Cawthorne & n d daughter have returned to their home in Ch.lcago, after spending several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jo!m Groce. Inez Young, Paden City, W, Va. , spent several days With her mother, Nellie Stethem. Mr. and Mrs. David &~lith were dinner guests of Mrs. Edna stewart, Reedsville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McPeek, Belleville, W, Va. , visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hensley. Famie Bidley, Reedsville, visited tile Jim Carter family. ~r. and Mr,s .. R-~~ Larktns and fam,Uy were diMer guests ot Mr . and Mrs. Junior Hauber· Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock visited Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Tuppers ~lains. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrel Leonhart, Parkersburg, W, Va., vlsitedMr. and Mrs. Garth Smith and Nel. lie Stethem. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayman were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick and ramlly, C. B. Hayman, Connie Hayman and Jim Walls, Colwnbus. Emma Powell spent a day recently with NelUe stethem. Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Prince Davis and family in Akron. Mrs. carrie Scarry aOO Glen Harpold or East Liverpool, spent several days here at their horne. Mr. alii Mn. Francis Morris s}X'nt a day in Galllpolis. Recent high waters swept much or the Utter fran Ohio's streams am deposited ltooi"''!~Ylng!arm lands, causing tanners many hours of labdr picking lij) the trash piece by pleee before soli could be tilled. Tomorrow, the Ohio Department of Nitural Resources will open a brisk cam· palgn against river litterbugs, :lllcked by a new law and men in the neld to enforce it. 11 0Ur Galne Protectors have been ordered to arrest any person throwing rubbish . into a stream or along the banks," said Fred E. Morr, Director ofNatural Resources. ''We are openly soliciting public cooperation in ending this shocking practice. Ohio's rivers and streams must be returned to their original beau.ty ror Ohio residents to enjoy whlle seeking re1ie! from crowded, hot cities in healthful outdoor recreation." The Ohio Clean Streams Act, •' TO ADD WING Capital University's Board of Regents, concluding lt& semiannual meeting this week, approved prellmlnary plans tor the All races in the Intema· tiona! Triple Crown are rWl on the grass, at 12 furlongs each. JUNE 16th. •Cards eAsh Trays •Travel ldta •Pipe Racks •Boob and Many iMore Gllta MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE JUNI 'IALI DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS One careful owner. Original black rlnish like new. Auto. trans. 66 WCTRA BUICK 4 DOOR SEDAN Was $2,895 ··· · ····· ·· ······· Now $21795 Factory Air Conditioned. Superb all white Onish. One of Buick's finest. One particular local owner. 66 GTO PONTIAC 2 DR. HARD TOP COUPE Just Arrived ······ · ·· ·· ·· ··· · · Only $2,495 Cll NIGHT M'-2ts1 PH. 992-2143 Ph. 446-2420 POMEROY, OHIO l - Pomeroy Flower Shott W. Mlln . ,.._,.,.~ MRS. MILLARD vAN METER. ·: Personal Notes :::: 23-ln. dilaoul picture in authentic Early Amerlc.n 1tylinB· ln aanulne Oak. vea.een Mrs. 0, L. Quillen le!t Wo<lnesday tor her home at ~ Marya, W. Va after vle'tlng here with Miss Frieda Faehnle. Guel!!ts ot Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Downing are their grandKathy, John David, children, Afullr reliebte weather ·resistant l1tex Pamela Jean, and Carol A n n paint lor ederiot wood 1nd masanrr. Kircher of Columbus. Dr. and AllJiin usiiJ, dries in minutes. even Mrs. John Kircher are atteodon d~mp surfaces. Easr tleanup with lng events at Ohio Untvereity • • • so. p and Wiler . While. reodv·mi•ed or cvstom Calibrlled You hang this flat paper and will come here :imda.Y !'or Colonfll iJM.M IIn nower an your refrigerator the chJldren. 0 door. It has petals marked Mrs. EmmaBovlewasdi.aeharg. II v,.,,. I ...... ·""' I ttssue, pick up shirts at laun- ed from Holzer Hospital ThursI , I dry, •get peanut butter, the car day, and is now at her home In I I needl gas and all those other Gallipolfa. ea.sJly forgotten on the I I thtngs Mrs. Boivin Minor returned to homeffont. Stick a pin In the I I petal tha.t reminds. Make a. her home at MUlersport ThursI I note of the stlckings before day e!ter spending the put week I I out and, presto, you're here with her mother, Mn. Edith I I golng not forgetting anything any- Burton. more. So says the lnventor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore this flowery thlng that helps am daughters, Paula and Colleen, I . The Department store I people to remember essentials . (Jnftnlty Enterprises, 42 Lin· and Mr. and Mrs. Ed CUrburth o! Building Since 191> : ancf """• Eddie, Jr. , all o! Mi· coln, Fox River Grove, III.J. ami, Arizona are here tor a ~------------.J. week's vl&it wtth Mrs. Victoria stacy. They came espedally to vl&lt their mother, Mrs. William &acy, a patient at The Arcadia Nurslng Home at CoolBy JEAN HALL ville. Howard Stacy has return. ~c. > Lawrence P. Lisle and ed to Lowry Air Force Bue in girl-friend Pfc. CeceUa E. Gal.. Denver, Colo. · after being here a loway, of Washington, D.C.;vlaltweek wftti 'his mother. ed hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Guy Ludwig and Charles 0. Usle and other reta11011, Kurt, ot CI.IYahoga Falls are Uves. They both are stationed the weekend guests ot Mrs. Pearl at Waiter Reed Medical Center. Reynoldll and Mrs. Minerva ChilMr. and Mrs. John Crooks and ders. daughters ot COlumbus, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Orville Crooks and other relatives • ' and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Challle Greer have purchased the Varian property on Second Street and have moved there rrom Rutland. The Rev. and Mrs. Linson H. Stebbins have returned from MiBuckeye Girls Slate w111 open ami, Florida, where they spent at Capital IJniversll;y in Colum. a week visiting her slstar and bus oo June 15 with 1,2to high brother • in -law, Mr. and Mra. school junlon rrom across Ohio Ralph D. Thomas. They ,....,r by attending. plano !rom Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Vernon Bartell Activities will begin prompt. ly with girls gathering in their and !amiiy of Cincinnati vlllted city meeting rooms ror discus- recenUy with his parents, Mr. sion with the counselora and RO'J- and lilts. Emmett Bartels. Della Starkey of Columbus, ernment advisors assigned to work and live with them for the vtslted her mother, Mr1. Mary week. Lt. Gov. John w. Brown M. Diddle and sister, AmaGrace wUI be keynote speaker tor a OUer. Mr. and Mrs. Douglu Moore general assembly of the entire student body. and children of Newark, were Before breakfast on ~nday weekend guesta of her parents, the girls attend church. And, Mr. and Mrs. Herman London on &mday, political nctlvl~ gets and other relatives. Mr. Bill Hysell of Columhos, underway as candidates are chosspent a few daYS withhlamolher, en for the elective offices. Phone 992-2115 . Mayors' night is observed on Mrs, Oma Hysell and grandmothMonday with the girls elected er, Mrs. May Cowie. Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy. Ohio Mr. and Mr1. Dave Yates of as mayora of the cities lo be Middleport visited her brother . given their oa.tha of office. FeaJ e • t • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • e •• lured speaker of the evening will and abter..fn...J.aw, Mr. and Mn. ' be Mrs. Olive H. Huston, may. Charles 0. Lisle recently. Mn. Jean Jones of Columbua, : : or of Xenia. Wodaesday Is Inauguration daY visited her parents, Nr. and Mrs. e and is hlghl[gilted by an tnaug. C. H. Williams, sister andbrolht t uraUon ban~Fe~. ~era will be er-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Pete • t !he Honorable C. WOllam Slason and !amlly. : : O'NoUi, Judge of the :Npreme Court, andGov. Jamea A. Rhodes. Call, Writ• or Come to See The girl a will go oo a bus tour Ue for Complete Counselto the Slate Capllul and on Sa\. lng, Free Oemonaliatlon. urdo7 evening an acldreos by Dr. Nlcholaa Nyaradl, a native Hungarian who was forced 1o leave A U T H 0 ·R I Z E D e • his eountry GlriJtg the Hungar. ~GRAVELY Ian revol~ will be featured, Lawn, Garden, Grounlt Attending trom Meigs Cc>unty Equipment Speclallet according to the olllclai regl1• Make better Iuter with • tratloo wilt be Linda Marie Grindstaff, Racine Route 1, &uthem Hay Local Hilh Sehool; Kathy Ann • This modern machine conditione stems for speedier • Morpn, Mlddloport, and Mary : <Urine, yet is gentle on leaves, keeps them Intact. : J~ Jonkln1011, Middleport Hilh • · Equalluo alem and leaf curinJ tline eo you ca!l • 99:1>.2975 SChool; Barbara Jo White a n d e · houra 100ner. Sure-cure conditioning of a 7' swath e E. Main st. PCNDero,y DoroiiiY LouiH NeuUIIng, J'om. 1 ; when .you use an A·C Conditioner with your mowere erfl)' lll&b School. e rear-mounted, side-moun'ted or trail-type. t POMEROY and aolid1 with Country 01k 6ni1h. WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. SECOND AYE. _. 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. · , ,. I 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' , 'J Around FOR A USED CAR BUY! E'VE GOT IT! "SPECIALS" 1967 FORD Galaxie ~OU- 4 dr. sedan, auto. trans. P. S., Radio, low mileage. 11966 Dodge I 1 1965 Dodge $2095 $1895 Monaco 4 dr. sedan, P. S., auto. trans., reai clean. Monaro 500 - 2 dr. H. T., P.S., A. T., radio, ooo owner. 1964 Pontiac fa&o. · 1964 Dodge 1964 Chevrolet · 1962 Rambler 1960 Pontiac 2 dr. Hardtop. P. S.. A. T: , $1395 . S995 $1195 $695 $95 4 dr. sedan, 6 cyl. Std. Trans., radio, one owner. Impala 4 dr. sedan, V8, auto. trans., radio. l .· l CEMENT BLOCK CO. Claeslc 2 dr. sedan, auto. trans., radio, 6 cyl. ' • : "Sure of Quality" Capital u Will Host Girls State * .seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run Flour Mills e e beside• those named were Mrs. e ••• •• •e ••• •• e e • • •• • "-Y • Conditioner I : bale • :· Review To Church Robert Wood, Mrs. Conrad Qh. linger, Mrs. Lewis Ollborne, Mrs. Edward Venoy, Mra. Olan Hyaell, Mrs. stanley Baas and By RICK DU BROW Raymood Andrews. The J u I y HOLLYWOOD (IJPI) - Televf. meeting will be a plentc at the slon coverage <t the e!termalh tal rgrounds. <t !he aaaasalnatlon of Son. Rubert KC!IIIIedl will contiiRle thl'Uigh the weekend, including the lying In state, the !Uneral and memorial services. The ~ ot the slain lature Trees and Landa~a" presidential hope!ui will lie In with material !rom Yll)u Yeobl- ....., today at St. Patrldt's mura, waa given by Mrs. Char- Cathedral .In New York CliY, lea Lewis. h pre&ented each am horne viewers will be able club member wilh a pot con- to watm the public mourning. taining a seedling suitable to On Saturday, television will Bonaal, and a planted fiber cover a Requiem Mus In st. for a conservaUon project. Patrldc'B, !he placing of Ole Arrangements exhibited car- oofftn on a train at New Yorlt'a ried out - the theme HQrlental Pemsylvanla &atlon and the Featuring Roses." Blue ribbon arrival in Washington. D.C., wimen were Mrs. Robert Lew- about four and a ~ hour& Is and Mrs. Robert Thompsoo. later. Due to weather damage, no blue After that, the cameras will ribbons were awarded ror roae transmit the story of Ole oxblblta. Red ribbons went to motorcade as it passer1bo Mrs. Charle& Lewis and Mrs. Senate O!rlce Building and the Workshop to be Held A workshop In.preparatloo tor exhibiting at !he Meigs CouriQ' Fair Dower sllow was planned when the Winding Trail Garden Club met Wednesclay night at t11o home of Mrs. C. L. Henton. The fair !lower ohow will carry out the theme, '•Holiday Times," and aa last year, will be staged em two days. Mrs. Charles Law· is Ia chalri!WI ot the show at tho fair . During the meeting conduct. ed by Mrs. Robert Lewis, vice president, It waa reported that 12 table arrangements had been made for the Pomeroy Alunml AJSoclaUon bancpet. Committees ThompliOII. for proJects dorlng U1o new club Mrs. Heaton served cake, lee c:ream and tea. Her guest w a 1 year were qpolnted. A program oo "Bonaal, Min· Bess Role~ Y9rk, Pa. cme Chester Community Bible School Starts on June 11 The Ch.ester Community Va-· cation BJble School will begin classes June 11 through 21. The hours will be 9 to 11 Lm. Tuesday through Friday, at the Ches· ter Grade School and Chester Methodist Church. Devotions each day wil1 be col'liucted by Mrs. Waid Spencer, director. Music will be UDder the direction or MTB. Mau-. rita Miller. The assistant director for the sch.ool is Mrs. Jean Sexson, who will conduct the Teenage claBSes. The craft director ls Mrs. Juanita Spencer. Teachers tor the nurser·y class are Mrs. ChorliA Gaul, Mrs. Lela Willian, Mrs. Vlrgirda Attending !he Annual District Rally o! Daughters of Americ:e, from Guiding Star Councll No. 124 were · Florence Potts, Leola Enoch, Margaret CottrUI, Esther narden, Kathryn Johnson, Margaret Eichinger, E i 1 e en Clark and 'Thelma Grueser. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoback returned recently from two weeks vacation with their sons, Edward and Paul, and their !amlllos In Jackaomrllle, Florida. They visited friends in Bradenton, other point• of Interest and the Smok.Y M00111aina enroute home. Enjoying a cook~tatlhellome of Mr. and Mrs. Char lei 0. Lllle were Mr. and Mrs. John RedoVIan, Sr., or Steubenville; daughter and 1011-ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Rodovlan, Jr .. of Middleport, son Lawrence Uale and hoUse guest, Mlas Galloway of VVas~ D.C. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J, Quick of Columbus visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick, alster Margarat Cottrill and!arnliy. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Har· den and son, Eric of Marion visited his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Harden. brother Jim and slater Debbie. They attend· ed the commencement exercises of Southern High School. Pooler and Mrs. Alma Pooler; Beginner teachers are Mrs. KatiP ryn Windon. Miss Cella McCoy, Mrs. Delores Holter and Mrs. Jud,y Wolt; Primary teachers are Mrs. Mace! Barton, Mios Unla Baer, Miss Debbie Morgan, Mrs. Margaret BtsseU and MisB Na.. ~ omi Bissell arxl Mrs. Inzy Newell; Junior teachers are Mrs. Caryl Pooler, Chuck Vaughan, Mrs. Thelma White, Mrs. Eleanor Lawson and Mrs. Nancy O'Connor; teenage teachers are Mr1. Jean Sexson and Mrs. Maxine Hurtman, alii other helpers are Patty Sexson, secretary, and Irene McGrath. All children of the area. are invited. The dosing program will be held June 21 at 8 p.m. at the Chester Grade School. Party Given for Johnston Daughters A wie~r r01.st am pajan'la part.v was held at the h001e or Mrs. Eugene Johnston MOillay evening, JWle 3, tor her daug~ ters, Bonita aOO Vicki. Attelkli~ were sarw::J:ra Meth~ ney, Vickie Might, Tammy smith, Janet Metheney, Alisa Walker, Brenda Smith siX! Donna Melheoey. Miss Ruth Walker assisted Mrs. Johnston with the games. Winning prizes w e r e VIckie Might, Ailsa Walker, Sandra Metheney aoo Tammy Smith. MATCH RESUMES PARIS (IJPI)- Andres Glmeno of ~ led Australia'• Keo Roaewall 5.:! when ·their aernlllnal match In U.e Freuch ~ tennis champl008hlps resumed today. The contest was post. ponod becauae of rain ThurS· day, Pancho Gonzales of Loa Angeles and Rod Laver of· Australia meet in the other aemlflnal match. Department of Julll.ce Building en route to Arlington National Cemetery, where burial aervlces wUI be held. On &lnday, NBC-TV will present extended coverage of memorial services for the senator. Provldea Blanket Coverage All three networks gave prominent attention to TIIU' sday'a sad yet historic prOceed· lngs. But NBC-TV was the only network which devoted all ot Its regulU coast.to-eoast program ttme to preparations for the funeral and burial. And it plans to continue Its blanket ooverap today and Saturday. "This is a serious and grlevoos time In American history,• aald Reuben Frank, exeeutl.ve vice presl.dant of NBC News, "and we think what we are doing not only empbasizes tills to the ~e In their homes, but allows them to think about lt in thqae terms." The nightmare of aoolher day of tragic viewing Thursday followed the BmOlU'lcement at about > a.m., EDT by Kermedy's news secretary, Frank Manldewicz, that the senator had died. For televiewers, though, nothIng emphasized !he dreadful historic message of the day as much p.s 1he cross--country flight ol~ Kermedy'a body !rom LOs Angeles to New York- lor on board the plane were the wi-s of U.ree JOOI'dered American public figurea: Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, Mrs.' John F, Kermec!Y and Mrs. Matttn Luther King. Brilliant Mixture Although ali three networks were llgnlftcant In !heir report· lng of the daylong story Thursday, NBC-TV's continuou' blanket coverage maintained such a level of brilliance and substance that lt must rank &s a magnlllcenl chapter <t Studied The atudy book theme, ua. sponae to the Church In Cha!Wina: Japan," wa1 carried out iD a prqp'am presented when the VVoman's Soelel;y of Chrlotlaa Service o! tllo Enterprise E. U.B. Church met Tuesday nig[!t at the home o!Mra. PhU11p Smtih, Cheater Road. Mra. Thomao Bantz wu the prqp'lllll leader am read ..,.. eral Japanese poems, or "hal· ku," u the balls of comparl.aoo with poetry of America. She noted that the Christian reUgion In Japan Is only . one percent of the pq>ulatloo am lhll the ..... dency of fam.Uies there is to di&own those who become Chri.. tian. An eagerneas for educaUon 111 prevalent 11110118 the Japanese, Mrs. Bentz pointed ou~ but said that before a stt.dent can enroll ln a university, he must pass a rigid tosL She slid that Ullteracy has practically been eliminated. To conclOO.e her prl)o gram, Mrs. Bentz read a p&o em, uKawaga" and gave PI"I.Y· er. A Kyn offering was taken durirw the meeting am Evangel sW.. scriptions were submitted. Reid at the meeting was 1 thank-you note- Cram Sharoo Frecker for a gift presented her foUow[JW her recent talk on the Holy Land given at the church. Prayer by Mr!i!. Eldon Weeki concluded the meeting. Atteqt... ing besides those named were Mrs. James Will, Mrs. Claude Husted, Miss Dorothy Lodg, and Mrs. Herbert Dixon. day's coverage waa consider a- bie. Few moments of 1he coverage, however, were as moving as a tribute from England by Iormor British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan, who baa always beOfl known as unflappa. ble, and whose rotralned emotion therefore touched dte viewer In the way that only dlgnll;y~can~.L\'!a:liJ IT'S TWINE · TIME AT MA'S Ma Williamson's Got That Twine You'll Need For All Your Baling! And Now is the Time To Get It .. h lsI or y. ~ch ~~~~~~-;;N-: Edwin Newman, CUT oN broadcasting newsmen as Jom Chancallor, David Brinkley, Sander Vanocur and Ray Scherer Jelled with a !IOI>hlstlca· tioo rareQ' seen in uur new• media. One of NBC-TV's features was a lengthy session ft reminiscing by three !riends ot the late Sen. Kemec!Y and his wife, Ethel- Art Buchwald, Jack Paar and Rene ·Carpenter, wife of astronaut Scott Corpenter. And the h.uman dimensl.on tills dlscussioo added to the Plus Parts You N.ecll WIWAMSONS FARM SUPPI.Y • • : Allla-Chi!J!I•rs "oHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DIALE!r' . Philemon were asked by Mu. Denver Kapple, Re!reshments were aerved by Mn. Andrews aullted by Mn. Gene Eskew. Mr. Robert Wooda, _pastor, asked grace. Attending Syracuse News, Society Feeds $2095 i · ~: A birthda,y party was given June 3, tor Je.trery and Bobby Musser at tfielr home on Hysell Run Road. Games were play. ed with prizes being won by Gene Davis, Loretta Tackett, Patty Eblin, Brian Justis, aoo Tommie Tucker. Refreshments or Kool~id, potato chips, ice cream, cake and candy bars were served to Ani· ta Musser, Robin Dewhurst, Susan TUHs, Debbie P~;iddy, Pa~ ty Eblin, Penny Eblin, Joy Hayes, Loretta Tackett, Greg Van M~ ter, Gary George, Bobby Wllliamson, Rusty Davis, Gene Davis, Marty Dugan, Tommie Tucker, Brian Justis, Dana Wllllams, steve Nelson, Kevin De Weese, and Dennis Tillis. Assisting with the party were Miss Andrea Dewhurst and Mrs. Beatrice Dugan. Many nice gifts W"ere receiv... ed. The brothers wilJ be 10 and 11 years old on June 9 and are the sons or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Musser. sa.53 Model CL8850K A fellowship supper"WWll planned for June 28 at the Pomeroy Church of Chrlll by the Golden Rule Class Tuelday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews, El>enezer st. Mro. ~wood Bowers and Mrs. Charles Eskew werenamedtothe planning committee lor !he lei. lowship aupper. Mrs. Harold Smith had charge of !he meeting during which time memberl!l planned another calling cam. ,Paign. The class dieeuued new draperies and carpeting lor the church. Devotiooa by Mra. Bower1 [n. eluded scripture, Ma- 5, Jf. 16 and a meditation, ~'Universal and Timeless!' Pra,yer was by Mrs. Eskew and members reapcmded to roll call by naming something parllilnlng to Father's Day. Questions !rom the book of ~~';ddt;;;;:'.·:· · · · · · · : Musser Boys Given Party SPECIAL PRICES EVERY .~;)AYl GRAYRYTRACTOR Sales & Senite • e . : AJ i'. BOGGS EQUIPA,\ENi co... : ROU'fP.' " Ward, Ravenswood; Mrs, .!Jella Hall, Ironton; Terry L, Pierce, Radell!!; Mrs. Ralph C. Smith. Oak Hill, Mrs. Jamos M. F7l· denmaker, Wellston, Blrthe Mrs. William L, Pattetaon, 436 Flamingo Dr., Kanauga, daughter, 11:40 a.m. Thursday; Mrs. James M. Frldenmaker, Well-. daughter, 1:59 a.m. Friday. Discharges Edward M, Blake, Sr., Mra. Emma Davie, Terti L, Fox, Mrs. Mary C. Goodwin, Roger L.llaadley, Saul L. Kaplan, Mra. Saul L. Kaplan, Mrs. RobertC,KnJgbt, Lawi!OII McCoy, Mrs . .John~row. Jr., Mrs. Gary E. Winters and Inlant daughter, Mrs. Larry E. Bradley and infant son, Mrs. Lewis c. Clonchandln!antdaugil. ter. COLOR TV YOU CAN BUY 4 sp. shift. Pas. trac, Superb condlUon. One very careful driver. BLAETTNARS GMCTRUCKS 801CK PONTIAC Holzer Hospital:Visij:inghours 2-4 and '! .S p.m. Parent& only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Mrs. Wliilolm L. Pal!orson, Kanauga; C, Leroy Rlfrte, Rt. 1 West Columbia; Mrs. Albert Prince, Clifton, W. Va.;,Mrs. Lu. ther L, COchran, pt, PJeasant;. Orland M. Floyd, Middleport; Thomas S. Qlmp!, Chester; Mrs. Laura J. Poling, Wellstnn; Mrs. Ernest IL Scott, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. George W, Fannin, Catlettsburg, Ky.; Mrs. Randolph E. •• new $2,400,000 wing to Science . . . . . . . .• • • • • • • • • • • • • liall. ConstructlOIJ ;s achoduled to begin In the ""1'l!l'er of 1969. ,. Appllcalloo will be made to the Ohio Board of Regents prior to the July I, 1968 deadline for a one-third matching grant under Title I funds. f. We wire ftowtt;~OYeeywb.,.. ~ 992-2039 TV_e.. in· Response Class ·Plans Supper on June 28 FOR ALL OCCASIONS .• Zanesville, Leona Sisson and 66 BONNEYIW PONTIAC 2 DR. HARD TOP Was $2,595 ······ · ·· ·: ·· ··· · · Now $2,495 SMITH AUT.O SALES .. .. • ' ...THE LATEST, MOST MODERN Dorsel Bibbee visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cline, Parkers-. burg. Mr. and Mrs. Jlm Primmer and family of Logan, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy &vain and lam· lly, Marietta, visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill &vain. Leoata Johnson, Portland, visited Leona Slssoo and Mary Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beech, Mlddlepor~ visited Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babcoek and Bob Coleman. Neva German has returned home from Holzer Hospital. - VIolet Smith Power steering & brakes. ' FLOWERS ..··.· children at COlumbus. Mary Pierce spent several d&ys with Mr. and MrB. Denver Curtis, Columbus. Mr. and Mro. Earl Hunt vl~t­ e<l Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis. Mr. and Mn. Junior Koenig, Beautiful burgandy finish. Power steering, power brakes. Auto. trans. Are you a commUier?· Or buay running errands about town? Then Fiat's new 850 Sedan Is the car lor you. Briski Lively! Aut~>matlc transmission or 4-oll-lhe-floor, aJI.. aynchromesh transmission. Room lor 4 adults plueloads or luggage. Has a wonderfully efficient heatlng/venlfllll. ing/delrottlng ayatem. Padded dash and sun vl10n1, dnl windshield washers, extra·large hydraulic braket and many, many other ~alety lentur~ are standard. So Ia undercoating. Whtle else can you get eo much car tor such a low price? See and test drive 11 ••• loday, Entorcimtent powers were given ID the Department's Division of Wildlife as part of amended substitute House BUl 345, which becomes ertective Thursday, July 6, 1968. We have had comp]aints about dumping in streams for many years but now we are authorized to act,'' sJad Dan Armbruster, Chiol, Division o! Wlldll!e. Persons convicted of violating the new stream litter laws are spent a recent weekend with their 63 OlDS DY. 88-4 DOOR SEDAN Was $1,295 .............. ·.. ·.. Now $995 FIAT 850 SEDAN subject to a fine or up to $500, or 30 days in jai~ or both. Chter Armbruster urges any. one seeing trash being thrCMn Into a river or dWllpO([ out alq the banks to report the Incident II to their local Ohio Game Prote6o tor, or Phone 0, Dale Roaeh, Eft. knoWn as House Bill 152, which forcement Supervisor, Division prohibits any dumping or Utter- of Wildlife, (611) 469-3!98. The ing in Ohiowaterwayswaspassed address is 1500 Dublin ROad at the first session of the present · Colun1bus, Ohio 43215. ' general assembly. · Waterways Litterbugs • Facing Tougher Ti•mes 15 7th Annual Conference Sunday Time .- - 0,, Frida)', JUDe 7, 1968 Ohio Bishop Ensley to Convene It's . ,' . 667-8t3~~ . . TIJP~lli:~~S,ji: teeeeetene•eeee••eleee eieli'eeeit• ' '' ' . - N. w. COMPTON, ·o. D. OPTOIEOIST ' OFF1CE HOURS 9:30 TO IZ, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THUll&) :;-. EAST COURT ST., POMEROY • ·- · See Us For Your Many Spring Nleds Around The Fe"" e FlY BAIT e ft.Y SPRAY e BALER TWINE e SEED CORN e DISNEaANTSe RAT & MICE BAIT AND ACOMPLm LINE Of FEED FORMRYNEED ALSO QUALITY VALLEY · �6 __ ThO DaUy Sentinel, l'omeroy-Mlddlcport, U, Fridaj', June 7, 1966 rs;~,i~T ............... 'In' People of Flower Arranging ,:,, Daily vacation Bible school closoeo will be · held June 10 to Jul)' 21 at the .LaUrel CUI! Free Molhodlst Church. The Rev. DJgene Gill will be the Bible school director. Mrs. Gerald Pullins wlll be devotional !Older and pianist, and Mrs. Wanda Eblin will be program ·::Co/endoriJ ,f,.,, Making AbStract D9sign the Thing S Cl:\t =r~dY:.~ == T ROOM AIR CONDITIONER 5,000 BTU "Abstract Is News," the trend been planted and gardens plao- Cleland and the .teacher, M r •· •-ward abstract deaign in fioral ned. Al10 read at the meeting Jackson, provided traniJIC)rtaw clng th Gal arrangements. was the program was a letter announ c - tt on. theme Uled by Mrs. Reid Young lia Count;y garden club& s~w to It was decided to take articles at a meeting of the Chester Gar- be held at the August 3 JUnior fur therapy work to the next den Club held Wednesday night fair. Theme or the show will be me~'rtlng. These wtll be taken to at the home of Mrs. Earl Young, Chester. Mrl!l. Young talked on modern designs arranging, stressing the points of difference between modern and the ramiliar traditiona!. To illustrate her points , the program chail'man made six arrangements. Describing abstract desJgn as an art where any type of rnaterlal ma,y be uaed- tree rootl, twisted vines, bare branches, metals, audplastic _ Mrs. Young in $119.00 A,,..,. WILL LAST LONGER, TOO! Quieter than ever! 5 YEAR TOTAL APPLIANCE WARRANTY 5 FULL YEARS COVERAGE ON PARTS AND LABOR TO REPLACE THEM I INGELS FURtiT1ItE 992-2635 Ml~dleport ................ ~~!~:~ ''l:r::;h~~~;~~! material in unusual ways. The element of surprise lilk the use of space are needed for effective abBtract desl.t1ls pointed out t!le program chalrmat1. She said that designs should be created through the use or voids rather than solid material. Form, space and boldness wlth a minimum amount or plant material and the absen ce of a well ~ designed center of Interest is the abstract design objective, the program leader concluded. Garden diseases and pests were discus sed by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, who spoke OD t h e plants they attack and the methods of control. Mrs. Donald Mora, president, read a thank you note from the Courthouse CUt-ups 4-lt Club for seeds provided the members. They reported that the seeds had ~ I . \1 ..--\5------~- -- "Take Me to the Fair." Mn. w~w Mora reported that Dan Wilhams, game protector, had shown a fUm on wild life to the special educat~ class of the Easte,rn SChool Dtstrict Ior th e cIub 1 Ia st. therapy program of the l!lchool year. ~~e children were then taken to F ed Run Lake for a hike and nower study followed by a s a c k lunch and recreation. Mrs . George Frederick assisted Mrs. Mora with the outing and Ross 0 ...zth e •• a prsy r. The verse the month was given by Mra. Dale Kautz. Mrl. Earl Dean gave the helpful hint and 19 members responded to Lakin Hospital by Mrs . Robert roll call with comments oo what Wood. The names Mrs. B. they have to phnt. K, Ridenour and Mn. Wyatt ChadThe rose motif was carried well the club's voting delegates out in the refreshment table decto the Ohio Ausociation of Gar· orations. Mrs. Roy Miller pourden Club•' convention in Aug- ed the punch, and Mrs. Woodrow ust • will be submitted to t h e Mora pre1ided at the coffee aervstaM~s~ha~~~·Young presented lee. Favorawereartl11clalroses. Mrs. Dean won the door prize, some poetry appropriate to the and Mrs. Purley Karr CCJI'dl.cted times including •4Qverheard in a contest with prizes going to an Orchard," ''I Met God in the each o1 the members. Morning," "Drop a Pebble tnthe or « Free Instruction In Arts Planned Plan Mus,·cal Pageant ''Flowen in His Word," a musical pageant by R. R. Peery, wUI be presented by the children's choir assisted by members of the classes 0( Mrs. Roy Holter and ,Mrs. Ri chard Jones 9.mda,y night at the Trinity United Church or ChriBt, Pomeroy. The pageant will follow a cov ered dish dlrmer , an annual mother . daughter, father - son event, in the church dining r oom , The dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. A covered dish and table service are to be brought. The five - s cene pageant will present attributes of Christian living and will be performed in costume of Biblical times. The choir will be attired in white robes and Elizabeth Blaettnar , in angel costuming, will r.ar rate the pageant. Taking part in the first scene , .. Kindnes s, .. will be Charles Lane in the role of Daniel ; Nancy Crow as Hannah, necky Seelig as Ruth , Ingrid Hawley as Deb orah, Debbie Kennedy as Mir iam ; Eddie Young' as Jonathan, and Alan Holter as Nathaniel. "Truthfulness'' is the second scene theme. Parts ar e taken by James Lane as Amos, Jim my Schmoll as Caleb, MortDn Barnes as ElJreum , Char lei Lane as flagar and lngr ld Hawl ey a ~ Tabitha. The th ird scene, ''Sharing,•• has Becky Houdashelt as Aaron, Irene Barnes as Ra chael, and Nancy Jo Mayer as Mara. The fourth scene relates to faithrul ness and taking part are Eddie Young as Abner , Jim Schmoll as Simon, and Alan !loiter as Jesiah. The ' "meaning o[ the flower" is given in the fifth scene which indudes a conversation between the angel, Elizabeth Blaettnar, and members of the choir . Divided into rour section&, Ule choir members will carry red , blue, yellow and purple nowers . Numbers by the choir will be "All Things Beautiful," ••r Wc)uld Be True," '"Chiming Bella" and "Buttercups and Daisies!' The rece!lsional wlll be ..For t h e Beauty or the Earth." Mrs. Marvin Burt Is director of the children's choir. Speaking parts in the pageant by t h e children have been taken care of by Mrs. Phil Globokar and Mrs. Ben NeUUllng. Members ot the choir are carol Barnitz, Terri Lym Russell, Cathy Blaettnar, Jlrn Ros ~ enbaum, Becky 1bomas, J o e Rosenbaum, Douglas Rosenbaum, Lisa Thomas, Faith Perrin, Mary Helen Blaettnar, Res a Booth, Melanie Burt, Caralynn an d MaraJynn Tracy, &.le Cowdery, and BettY Roseberry, Dorothy Myers Named Councilor of D of A Dorothy Myers was elected ed at the district raUy held recouncilor of Chester Council323, cently in Marietta, and mem~ Daughters of America, Tuesday hers who participated in the Memorial Day observance at Chesnight at the hall . Other uf.ficl.!rs elected were ter. Quarterly birthdays will be Esther Ridenour, vice councilor; Enzy Newell, as sociate coun- observed at the June 18 meeting rilor ; Barbara Sargent, associ- whi ch will be preceded by a potluck supper. The ways and means ate vice councilor; Mary Hayes, will hold a silent auccommittee conductor; Nancy O' Connor, warden; Mary Showalter , outside tion. sentinel; Opalllollon. inside sen-tinel ; Ethel Orr, treasurer; Ada Van Meter, financial secretary; Zelda Weber , as sistant financial sccretao; Harrie Frederick, recording secretary; Ada Neutzling, assi stant n!cor ding secreA la,yette shower lflls given tary, and Mrs. Ridenour, trusrecently at the home of Mrs. tee. The meeting opened in ritualis- Paul &tider, 647 Osborne st., Pomeroy, honoring her daugh. tic form with 22 members in atter, Mrs . David Leach . tendan ce. Dori s Koenig, counciGames were played with prlz~ lor, presided during the session with the death of Elza Osborne es being awarded to Mrs. Bill of Athens being reported. It was Morris, Miss Kl;Lth.Y Eblb1, and noted that Margaret Mclain is Mrs. Robert Veooy, Refresh~ confined lOa Charleston hospital, rnents or cake, chips, mints, that Lillie Christy is at the Elm~ kool..a.id, and coffee were servwood Rest Home at Tuppers ed by the hostesses. Mrs. Jer Plains, and that Arma Tuttle is ry Colmer and Mrs. Snider. Others attending the shower home from the hospital. Plans wert made for a Lay- were Mrs. Reed Ferrell, Mrs. Raymond &tider, Mrs. Janet ette shower h1r Doris Grue ser to be held at the July 2 meeting. Reeves, Mrs. Bob Houdashelt, Mary Kay Holter, council cap- Mrs. Lawrence Eblin, Mrs. Larlain, thanked those who assist- ry !btrord, Mrs. Walter Ellolln, Mrs. Carl Rairden, Mrs. Robert Eblin, Mrs. Charles Leach , and Mrs. Harold Leach. Also presenting gifts to Mrs. Leach were Mrs. Horner Goodwin and Leta and Mrs. Charles WHhee. Atlantic City's famous boardwalk was constructed in 1870 to prevent tourists from tracking sand Into hotels and Garden TUiers Lawn Mowers. $38.95 Blue Lustre Rug Sharnpooer for rent $!.00 per da.Y Interior Vinyl Latex and E~~ol.e senrl - Glooo.J ~s paint, Exterior ard Almninum Paint - on trains. Speeiol! Full Shadow P1nel PEANUT Party Given Mrs . Ramsay For Surprise SLIPS ,1.35' BUmR SNACKS RUey. Uosbie to alle"'lill\lt oending gltts were Mrs. Mary Crossan and Mrs. Austin Ru1seJ1. Lace trim top and bot- lb. 45c -" tom. Pink, blue, yellow and ecru. Sizes 33411. An oddltlonal $25.00 will bo allow..t on 1M rtplac• ment of any ~Ire Hrvlce entrance or the nplec• ment of a 3-wirl ttrvica antrenca which l1 Jnacf• . .nhr"al" -11 Je-ls. ~In Humfrel · .nd SHck M1r111r1. t69.!iiS q11tte to tervt the ne" water halter. Ask Us for Details! vesting the sole e x e e u tl v e power in the president. \Vhen you give him a Bulova-any occasion becomes a special event Selen A \Vatch From the Excellence Collection. KAUTZ FEED STORE OUR AIM IS TO SA11SFY PH. 985-3347 CHESTER, 0. WY 2·2374 IM Mill St. MWdl""r OF •MUSIC I I II HAMILTON AUTOMAnC w h &D as ers ryers Associated RadJo &TV -FOR- lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ___:}~'!~'!'!~!~!~.'.!!.~~~-~-' Off ·----------------------------~ •ROOFING . ' ' meettrw, first Smtday cA. month, 7:30 p, m.; Eleanor Cir- cle, second Thuroda.Y; Class 12 third Wedneoda,y, Afternoon ClrODJSr CHURCH - Sunda,y School cle second Tillrfda.y afternoon. , 9:30 a. m., mor11iJw worshJ,p, ctdr practice, 7 p. m. Wednes! 10:10 a. m,, evening worlh:lp. day, ; 7:30 g. m.; We<mesday, Christ. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH : ian Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m, • and Pra.yer meeting, 7:30 .P.m. ; ThUI'sday, choir Practice, 7 p. - Pomeroy. Church School, 9:15 a. m.i Worahlp service 10·30 'MYF, 6,p.m.Choir9J'acti~e,7:30 , m. R. Eugene Gill, pastnr; Phil llo m, Wednesda,y, PubUc Invited Wise, ~t. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIS!' -Ronnie RuBBel~ ()astor, Nor,nan C. Wll~ •lilt. &mda¥ Sc hoot ':30 a. m.j Worship service, 0:30 1. m. Christian Endeavor RACINE FIRST CIUJRCH OF TilE NAZAREN~SundaySehool 9:30 a. m.; Mornlne Worllldp, 10:30 a. m.; En!nq Worllltlp, 7:30 g, m, Pra.Yer services, 7:30 p; m, Wedneldii.Y. Sunda.Y School s..-rlntendent, Paulllle McClintock. Putor, Rev, Morris M. · Wolfe, · CHESTER CHURCH OF GODThe Rev, ChesterBryant,J)Ulor. Sunda.Y School, 9:30 a. m.; worBhiD service, 11 a. m.; Eveni~ worlhJ», 7:30p.m, Prayer servIce, Tuesda,y, 7:30 p, m, Youth Senice, Tluraday, 7:30 p. m. . lolortthly sings, first saturday of each month. HEMLOCK GROVE Chrlatlan Ra..v Whaley. •liPL eom .. to attend these 1ervlces. Glen Hiles, mlniater. Leo Crew, S, S. S~ Mrs, June VanVranken, organist; Mrs. Betty Rawlings, mu .. sic director. a. m. and 1 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- .Pastor. Worship service.lla.m. Carver Williams, J)Ulor, John ana 7::W p, m,, 0undoy. ;un<~sy Praise service, Thursday. 7:30 p.m. WUes, Sunday School ~rin­ ScOOol, 9:30 a. m. (.'barles Bis.. TilE Rl!l'LAND )IETHODJS. lendent. s....a,y School, 9:30 .. sell, supt.., IUchard Barton, as.. CHURCH - Rev, C. J. Lemley, m.; M~ worlhtp, 10:30 a. statant Supt. Prayer meeting, IIOslor. Church School, 9:30a.m.; m.; BVF, 6 p. m. Bible study, We<bleoda,y, 7:30 g, 'm. Worship service, 10l30 !lo m. Wedneaday, 7 .Po m.; Choir .l'll'ac:HARRISONVILLE PRESBYMINERSVILLE METHODIST Uce, 8:30 llo m, Wednefda.y, TEIIIAN- Howard lluJ>pel4pa., Rev. Wendell stutler, paltor. tor. Mike !Wie, Sunda,y School [>unda.y School, 9 a, m.; Kenneth MT, UMON BAPTIST - Rev, Superintendent. &mda,y School, '\vtggens,supt. Wonhlp service, Cecil Cox, putnr, Sunda,y School 9:30 a. m.; Church Worship, 7:30 10 a.m. superintendent, Larry Clark. .Po m. Communicants class, satSYRACUSE METHODIST Sunda,y Sellool, 9:45 a.m.;Sunda,y urdayJ 2 .Po JTI• Rev. Wendell stut.ler, pastor• evening worlltliJ, 7!30; WednesJEHOVAll'S WITNESSES, Lar· Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Carroll da.Y J)l'II,Yer and Bible study, 7:30 ry Carnahan, .Pl'esidiqrminlster, Norris, supt. Worshl,p service, p. m, Sunda.Y: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; 11 a.m. Watch Tower 1tudy, 10:30 a, m,i RACINE METHODIST - John SUTTON METHODIST -Rev, Wednesdsy: Bible study, 7 p, m. w. Kimbler, pastor. Sunday John W, Kimbler, pastor. Swt· Thursday: Ministry school, 7 p, School, 9:30'" a.m.i Worshipse"day Sc:bool, 10:30 a. m.j Worshf.p m. Service meeting, 8 p.m. lce, 10:30 a. m.j Junior choir 8ervlce, 9:30 a. m., second aoo MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTpractice, Wednesday, 3:20 p, m.; fourth Sand"¥ each month. MiUer st. - EverSCXl Weekley, Senior choir practice, Thursday, CIIES!'ER CHURCH OF T H E putor. BJble study elasse•, Sun- 7:30 p. m. Happy Hustler Class Nazarene - Rev. Herbert Grate, day, 10a,m, Worshipandpreac:h .. meeUng, fourth Frida.Y ol each !Jw, 10:55 a, m.; SUnda,y evening month at 6 p.m. Wesleyan Servgardner, Mrs. Donald Bumgard- ,.rvlce, 7:30. Bible study cie Guild, lourth M......,. ol each ner, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m • . month, 7:30 llo m.; JW11or Hlgh Annie P. Roney, Mrs. Earl EwMT. HERMAN UMTED MYF, 4:30 p. m. each Sunday; Ing, and Mrs. David Rou.h. BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev, Senior High MYF, 5:30 p, m., BRIDAL SHOWER HELD James G. Morrison, pastor.SIU'I- each Sunday, Miss Judy Hoffman, bride PORTLAND METHODIST day School, 9:30 L m.; Russell elect ol James Carleton of l'llm- Spencer, supt,; Allred WoUe, as- Rev, John W, Kimbler, pastor, eroy, was honored by the women of the United Methocllst Church m., ..cond and !ourth Sunda.Y or on Frlda,y evening wllh a bridal each month, Evening sermon, shower. The guest list Included 7:30 p. m. every first and third Mrs. Larry Jividen, Mrs. Fran- Stmda.y of the month, Cla1s meetce• Carleton, MJke, Mary, San- Ing, 11 a. m. every first and ely and Sally, Mrs. HOward Bur- third Stmda,y, David Holter, class ris, Mrs. Harry Horrinan, Mrs. Hanild Zerkle and Belinda, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. otha Liev· ing, Mrs. Bert Rou1h, Mrs. Bernard Ueving, Mrs. Paul Hesson, Mr. and Mrs. James Hart and Jane, Mrs. Carl Gibbs and Carletta, Min Millie Bumgarner, ANNOUNCED V.B.S. Gall Crawford, Mrs. Greg HollThe Vacation Bible School man, Mrs. George Jelfell, M r s. the United Methodist Cillrch will Thelma C8t>Oharl, Bonnie Staats, begin June 10 and eontlooe through Junel4, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Bemida &.Bats, Mrs. Harry Picdirector, announced. ft will be- kens, Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. l!ln each morning at 9 In the Edward Bumgarner and Peggy, sauctuary tor a devotional per- Mrs. Eugene Hudnall and Eliza~ Iod, the theme being used Is beth, Mrs. Eddie K. Bumgarner, Mr. Btld Mrs. Harold Bumgar~~God' a Word, T~'s Hope•., ner, Mrs. Harry Miller, Leah The counselor is Rev. Pau1 Fort. ney, assistant director, Erma Ann and GU, Mrs. Jack FleshRoltgen; song leader, Juanita er and Sharry, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Fortney and Maryanne Black- Mrs. Charles Roush, Mrs. Roy hurst; pianists, &Ia Bumgarner Jones, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Pete Burris and Becky. New Haven Social Events or omi Bumgarner, teacher, Zelma Kaylor, Glenda Slarp, c r a I t workers; 2nd gr,de, Allee Gil- sistant, Mornirw sermon. 11 a, LUTHERAN CHURCH MEN The Lutheran Church Men of st. Paul Lutheran Church held a recurrence of some foreboding danger. From the beginning of time religion has been our tested antidote to the poi•on of fear. In the dark forests of antiquity, on the boiling seas of exploration, in the foxholes of modern strife, men have calmed the body's trembling with the soul'o faith. We have faced the unknown, the ho•tile, through trust in the Known, the Faithful; we have challenged lhe insurmountable confident in the power of the Almighty: How essential, though, that each generation passes on our Faith to the next! Who dares deprive a child of the chance to conquer fear? Who would rob his son's soul of the Christian heritage martyr. died to preserve? The Chwch Ia tht greaftlst factor on earth for the building of charal;ter and vood Cltlanshlp. It Ito 1torehouM of spiritual volues. Wilhout a ttrong OAK GROVE METHODIST Jotm W. Kimbler, pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a.. m.; Worshl.p service, 9:30 a. m., first and Church, neither democrucy nor civilization can 1urvlve. Th•r~~ ore four sound reasons why every person should attend serviclla regularly and support the Church. They are, (1) For hla own 10h. (2} for hi• chlld,..n't toke. (3) For the take of hit community aM nation. third Sunda,y each month. ZION CHURCH OF CHJUI>T - RUTLAND CHURCH OF SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH - CHRIST - Roy W, Carter, pastor. SWlda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Communlon and worship service, Rev, Paul A. SeUers, pa1tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m,,BenQuisenberry, supt, Morning worship, 10:30 a, m.. first and third Sundays each month. Event~ evan .. gelistic: service, 7:30 p, m., second and lourth Sundays. BETHANY EUB CHURCH Rev, Paul A. Sellers , pastor, Morning worship, 9:30 a, m.;Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. Rlythe Thei s s , Supt. Youth Fellowship, 6:30p.m. CARMEL EIJB CHURCH - Rev, Paul A. Sellers, pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Wayne Roush, Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., second and loorth Sunda,ys o! each month. Evening evangelistic service, 8 p, m. second and third Sundays ol each month. 10:30 a. m.; Pra.Yer meetir;:. Thursday, 7:30 p. ley, Supt. ni. V. H, Rra- CHESTER METHODIST Charge - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor , steak barbecue at the church on CHESTER: Worship, 9 a, m.; Wednesday evening. The lnvoca. tion was given by Joseph Paugh. A short business meeting was held, James Layne and Harry Layne will be in charge 0( the June meeting. Those In atteridance were Bill Russell:?' Herman : Layne, Lloyd Sunday School, l1o a. m.; Mrs. Waid Spencer, Supt. FLATWOODS: Church Sc~l, Sunday, 11 a.m., John Baily, supt. Worship service alternates with ~1fred and Flatwoods, Services Sunday morning or evening, of each, week. Roush, John WUI, Harold Rose, GRACE EPISCOPAL - E. Main Carroll Adams, Jr., DonaldBum- St., Pomeroy - Sunday worship 811'dner, Harry Layne, Joseph 1erv:lce, 10:30 L m. with la,yPaugh, Henry Roney, Bill l'llw- leaders. ell, and James Layne. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DINNER HELD Church - Pomeroy, Mulberry The Amual Stewardship Din- Heights Road, north of Veterans ner of &, Paul Lutheran Church .Memorial Hospital. Phillip Gagwas held on SUnda.Y evening at er, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. the church. A covered dish din- m., Bible Stud,y and ,prayer meetner was held preceding the meet: lng. Saturday: Sabbath School, lng. The doxology was sung by 10:30 a.m.; Worship, 9:30a.m. FlRST UMTED PRESBYTEIIthe group. Harold Rose, chairman (-4) for the takt of th• Church Itself, Pomeroy _ Harrisonville Road. Eugene Underwood, pastor. KenWednesday. Board meeting, 7:30 neth Grover, Sunday Sctool !iJpt.. p. m., !irst M......,. It month, """ l 3 w POMEROY TRINITY UNITED Sun--, :SChoo • 9: O a. rn.; orCHURCH OF CHRCiT _ Rev. w. ship service, 10:30 a.m. Sunday . H. Perrin, pastor. Pabick D. evening service, 7 p, m. Prayer Wood, SUDt. Sunday School, 9: 15 meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. a. m.; WOrship, 10:25 a. m, ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriYouth choir rehearsal, Monday, an E11tel, pastor. Morning wor6:30 p, m. Mrs. Marvin Burt, ship, 9 a. m.j Sunday School, director; St"tior choir rehearsal, 10:30 a, m. Thursda,y, ~ :30 p, m., Mrs. Paul ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 Nease, director. Thursday, aU E. Second St., Pomeroy. Sunday day, Busy Bee quilting j)arty in School,10 a.m.;Worshipaervice church social room. 11 a, m, CONQUEST OF FEAR THE CHURCH FOR ALL ••• •• , All FOR THE CHURCH leader. Christian Fndeavor, 7:30 llo m.. second and lourth Sunda,y. Emerson Pooler, president, Prayer meetlre, 7:30p.m. every THE Bring your children to God's House every Sunday. Sunday School, 9:30 a, m.; Worship service, 7:30 p, m. whJch nHds hit moral ond material support. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Blbt. dolly. Coprript Jltl Kriltft' Adurtili1111 Slntict, 111('., !i'lrslflw,, VL · With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which ls good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms organization• whoae n~mes appear below. am OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. Lincoln-Mercury..Comet--Engliah Ford .Bakers of Holsum Bread 85 N. COurt ll. LfiVING COAt COMPANY ENTERPRISE EUH CHURCH- Producers and Distributors Rev. MenzelSmiU., Pastor.Ralph Spencer, Supt.; Eldon Weeks, Ass't. Worship services, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m.i Youth choir, 6:30 p, m. Wednes- bert, teocher, llf(vla Sayre, MarJorie Hottman, trait workers; 3rd KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST- grade, ~on Uoyd, teacher, da,y 7:30 p. m. Norman McCain, IUperlntendent.. Jean Grinstead, Jucly C I t n e, IAN CHURCH Middleport, MORMNG STAR EIJB - Rev, of Bulldlng Fund Stewardship Service! -~at 9:30 a. craft workers; fth grade, Sally Committee, presided atthemeet- Guest Minister, James Buchan- Menzel Smith, pastor, John lhle, Preachllw, llrst and thlrdSunda.Y &nlth, teacher, Ola Calhoun, Car- lng. an, Sunday School Superinten- Supt.. Fred Smith, Ass•t. Sunday of monlb by Charles R~ssell at ol Lathey, Ruth Laudermllt, craft denl Surxta.>· School, 9:30 a.m. School, 9:45a.m.; MorningworThou in attendance were Mr. 9:30a.m. workera; Junior a, 5th &rade, Nan- and Mrs. WUliam Russel1, Da- Worshlp Service, 10:30 a.nt ship, 10:45 a, m.; Prayer meetBRADFORD CHURCH OF cy Ohlinger, teacher, Linda vid, Brian and Dwain Russell, Choir practi ce, 7:30 p. m. Wed- ing, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Youth . CHRIST - Charles Ruueil, paa- Young, Sandra Plc:ken1, craft nesday. Fellowship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday. tor, Richard Gilkey, SUj)l. Sun- workers; 6th grade, Clara Bur~ Mrs. Johnny Rou1h, Mrs. J. V. FOREST RUN METHODIST CHURCH OF CHIRST - Midday School, 9:30 a. m.; MorniJW ria, teacher, Mary Hoftman, Lynn McGrew, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. dleport, 5th and Main. Jack Worshljl, 10:30 a. m.; Enlnllw MUler, Kay Hoffman, craft work ~ Otto Grimm, Mrs. Robert Jolm- Worshf..P service, 9 a. m.; Swt.. Scites, supt. Bible School, 9:30 7 p,m, Wednesda.YBible ers; Junior High, Carolyn He~ 1011, Mrs. Helen Knapp, M r s. da,y School, 10 a. m. Mrs. Fred a. m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. WUIJam l'llweii, Sr., Mr. and Jtwly • 7:30 Do m. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p, m.; son, teacher, Helen Halstead, Mrs. John F. Roush and chil- Nease, Supt. POMEROY CHURCil OF THE Prayer service, Wedne1da,y, 7 p, IIWRGANIZED CHURCH OF Carol Rouah, craft workers; Jan- dren, M11s Lelah Jane Powell, Jesus Christ oC Latter Day et Bumgarner, teacher, Janet Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, Mr. NAZARENE - Rev. Kenneth m. Rev. Raulin Moyer, pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Saints, Portland - Racllle lload. Smith Nancy Roush, Joann and Mra. Lloyd Roosh, M r s. Plene, pastnr. Sundsy School, 9:30 a. m,, Raymond Walburn, Middleport, Rev. Audry MUler, SUndo.Y Schoo~ 9:30 •• m.; llorr>- Roush, craft workers. John Barringer and Stephen, Mr. supt. Worship service. 10:30 a. ,pastor. Lester Taylor,&lpt.Sunlng Worship, 10:30 a. m. SUn!Ja.Y HOLD BANQUET and Mn. Harry Layne, Mrs. Da even~~w service at 7. Wednelda.Y The Women It St. Paul Lu- vid Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. rn.i Evangelistic: service, 7:30 1 day Scflool, 9:30 a. m.i Morning p. m.; Prayer meetfrw, Wednes- Worshi,p, 10:30 a. m,; Junior Soevening prayer service, 7:30. theran Church held a Friendohljl Adams, Jr. and Bruce, Mr. and c:iety, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, Pastor, Elder Frederick J, Sto- Ban"'et on Frida.Y evening at Mrs. Henry H. Buck, Jr., &!san day, 7:30 p. rn. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE m. Sunda,y Evangelistic meeUng, bart. Roush's Co!oteria. The meeting and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. NAZARENE -Rev. A. E. Mllior, 7:30 p. m. Prsyer meeting, WeclALFRED METHODIST. Pearl was opened by the FeBidont It liorold Rose, Budl[y and David, pa•tor. Robert Stewart, Sunday nesday, 7:30p.m. A Casto, J)lstor- SUnday School the lAitheran Church Women, Mr. and Mn. William l'llweil School Sut>i. Sundsy School, THE SALVATION ARMY -En11 9:30, Lloyd Dillinger, Supt; Mrs. John F. Roush, the group Jr., Jane and DUly, and Mike clalles for all ages, 9:30 a.m.; voy Ra.y S, Wining, olficer in Worship Services at 10:45, with sang the Doxology, lollowed by Athey. Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; charge. Sunday, 10 a.m., HoliVere Swanz. lay-leader - Sun- the dlmer. ft., short program on PERSONALS NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; Evan- ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunday evening at 6:30, M. Y, F, meets FrlendsJdp was presented by Larry LeMasters spent t h e geilstlc Service Sundsy 7:30 p, da,y School, Y""'-1 People's Le; - at 7:45, worshbJ services Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr. A week here visiting his wife at m.; Midweek Prayer meetlrw gion, 7 p. m.; Salvation n.eetlng, : wlth the Rev. Cosio. Wednolda.Y scripture les110n oo Friends was the home ~ fler parents, Mr. W8dnesday 7:30 p.m.; Minion- , 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 p., 1 · evening, prayer services at 7:45. read. Several poems wrl- by and Mrs. B. J. Howard and Mike. ary Meetine secorrJ Wednesday m.; Ladies Home Leagqe; 7p,m. BRADBURY C H U R C H OF James Metcalf were read: u Act Mr. LeMasters haa been serv. of each month 7:30p.m. , Prep clasaea. ' CHRIST - James H. Smith, Pas- Friendly.'' "Friends on Earth.'' 1ng !11th the Unlted llateo MaTHE RUTLAND COMMUNITY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid. tor. Sunday School, 9:30 1.m.1 "Friendship Germ'" and ,.Bet- rine Corps at Camp LeJeune, Chun:h- Rev, Amos Tlll1o, pes- dleport, corner It Fourth and Supt. Glen Evans. Church. ser. ter Thin Gold." Sbe closed with N. C. In the resene unit. He tor. Sllldsy School, 10 a. m.; Main St. Roberi Jackoon,pestor. vices, 10:30 Lm. i evening, 7:30 a prlyer J108D1 ••mesa M,y received his discharge last-· Worship service, 11 a. m.; Wed- Sun:la,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Mornp.m.: Wednes41.Y, Preyer •er-- Friends." ~ meetJna: closed He Ia employed by Armco Stool nelday prayer meeting, 7:30 p. ing worship, 10:30 a.m., Arnold vlces, 7:30 p.m. with the lolls"'-ry Benediction. COf11. In Philadelphia, Pa. where m.; SUnday nlgbtworship, 7:30, Richards, supt. Members and I!Uella ottendlng SYRACI.5E FIRST UMTED I!UTLAND F1RST BAPTIST be and Mrs. LeMasters wII 1 . l"!iiEOOM GOSPEL MISSIONwore Mrs. William RueseJl, Mrs. mal<e their home. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Linson Rev, Samuel J, Jackson, pestor, Bald Klllbl, Portlond " Buban Rev . •John Barringer visited H. stebbins, pastor. Worship, 9 Pr2l)'er service, 9:30a.m.; SlUt.. Road. Rev, F. J. Grl!!Uil,puCor. Max Eldt'-r, Mrl. John F r y, Mro. Freel Roush, Mrs. Everett here Jaat !Oeok with Mr. and Mrs. a. m. Sunday SChool, 10 a. m.i day School, 10 a.m., Mrs, Ger~ School, 9:30 a. ID.Il!OP,r Rouoh, Mra. Otto Grimm, Mrs. Wutrod, I~ 8 - , 1IOi'ahlp Lh\111 Roosh. Mrs. Barr'-• and Bible StudY and prayer Mrvice, trude, Butler, Supt. Worship WOllam l'llweli, Sr., Mrs. Vel~ service, 11 a. m. Baptist Trainoervtce, 7:30 """' Pn,yor MMIIClll, Slephan, returnecl home !lith Wednesday, 7"' m IJW, Tuosdsy, 7:30 """''£moot Dll Roulll, loll11 Lelah Jane him to !hair home In llurtonl- -EDEN UNITED B'nETHREN IN lng Union, first and second SunDoeter, cluolllller, YoolhFol- Folroll, Mra. Donald ! . Roosh, .¥11le1 Md. after visiting here CHRIST - Eldon R. Blake, pas- daya at 5:30 llo m,; Mrs. Mary .ionhlll, FrJ41Y, 7,1t'r·p.m. II'· Mra. Harold JaM...,, M r 1. for a weak with her J>Bronts, tor•. S:unda,y School, 10 a. m., WOOds, president, Wlmle IIOIBIJWer, 1~ Morning HYSELL RUN FREE METHQlieOt Dieter, Jeaderi llqter wn. Lh\111 Roush. Mr1. John F, Mr. and Mrs. Roulh. tnd, Jr., prelidelt. Rouah, Mn. C&troll Jr., Infants bllpllzed reeently at Iermon, 11 a. m. E¥eni~ serv- DJST - Rev. Cedi J. Wiu, pas ... I MA.'>ON A$EMI!LY ·caUIICH !Ira. llmnln La.Yoe, M111 Cyn. the rei!Uiar mornlnt!worlhlll oer- de Christian - - · 7:30 p, tor, Sunda.Y School, 9:30 a. m,; m., Mrs.~ Cbovallor, Feal- lo!ornJJw Worshljl, I0:30;En!nlng :;OF COD - Second SJ., Muon, thla Rouo!J, Mra. Paul Roush, vice at 91. Paul L u I h era n · Seq oorvlce and sermon, ....,.llldp, 7:30; Young People's W, Va. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Mn. Glr7 Roulh, Mra. Nol ... Church wi!b Rev. Jameo Yeo 8;20, Mld-""k .llft18r meet• servtee, 6:f5~>om.;Pra.Yermeet­ Roulh, Mra. CJ,aren.. Thom&a, ·,~ u ..... Kin Moy administering the .... ,[JW, WeclneiCJI.y, 7:30.,. m., Mn, lJW, Thurfda.y, 7:30"' m, ..Dille 11rvlce, 7:30 p, m. Bible lo!ra, !lobby ThoDlll, Mrs. Kanrllllllltla, wore Kenne411 LangJ.r Mute llolslJwOr, clus leader. MIDDLEPORT FiRST BAPSJudy and J)l'syer aenlca, Wad• ntlll Vj<!<orlo Mra. lllrold Fry, idl It Mr. ml Mrs. POMEROY LOWER !JGHT TIST -Charles W, Slmooa, pu. Vldcerl, ,.....,, 1:30"' m. Cba- Ten· 111'1. -• •llh·l'lulh. Ma:o. Helen Knijip, Mro. . .JaJinnt Roulh, KOII)Oih W. Vlckerl; Joftl'.r Lee Chun:h - llarrl-ville Road - IGr, Ed!- Baker, Sundar School pallor, 1'IIDne 7"13-5133, CARLETON CHURCH -KJ:wa- IIIII Bo1b La.Yoe, lo!ra. 1Jarry . Rooe, IClll of Mr. and Mra.llar- Rev. Roy Tlj>J.or, jlllllor. Nara S~:Q....nt. Swdsy Ch~reh old Rooe; LonAmlloullh.dauah- Hll'bnaa, S. ~ .' SIP• Sundsy Sehool, 9:1G a. m,; Mo~"n~JWwor­ bury BOld. Sunday School, 1:30 La.Yno. M111 Marlh& ~t>rouoe, a. m., Rlll,ph tori, Sll!t. Worllldp Mro. Alfred 1\lfwaa, Ml11 Vlc- ter It Mr. ml Mr1. Paul~ SOhool, t:~ a.ni.)Worllldpoen- II1Jp, lO:U. Sonla.Y Blbla Sludy aarvl.., 10r30 a. m..IIJIII 7r30 Po ld ~; lllll:lllda~- Mltcboll Grant R0111h, IDn oiMr. lee, 10:110 a. m.; Even1111 wor- hour, 7:30 p, m, WldnoiCJI.y avoml Mra. Gar7 0. Roulh. lhbl, 7;30 p, m, Pn.Yer and nlJw Pl'a.Y&r oorvleo, 7:30 p.m. m: One of the earlic•t cm<>tions 11 child experiences is fear. And from the fir•t loud noi~~e that awakens him until the moment of his death he knowR no day wjthout the Of High Grade C<>al WIWS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEA TIHG 240 Lincoln st. Middleport BOGGS EQUIPMENT Sales ~ ALUS CHALMERS _ Farm - Industrial TUPpers Plains West Columbia, W. Va. 993.2550 R. H. RAWliNGS SONS CO. "Ohio's OJdest [.Qdge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio 593-(1601 Athen• Service La1m 1o Gordon Phone 667-3435 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE "Kentucky Fried Qdcken" Pomeroy MARK VSTORE Middleport, Ohio -•hlp, -------------~---------------~ Plenty of Good Used TV 39.95 up Lewis Repair Siirvice · .•HEATING ' •PLUMBING ship, 7:30 p, m.; OO!clai Board =IH• l>om. 15% ... I 20% of e x e c utI v e departments, 6 llo m.; WSCS IOeond M......,. of month, 7:30 g, m. each SUnday, MJ~oek prayer meeting, Wedne&da.Y,7~30 Waldo Emerson said ''Beauty without grace is the hook withoot the bait" TELEVISION The U.S. Constitution makes no provision for the creation m.; Worship service, _l0:30 a. m.; Middleport .. Pomeroy Methodist Youth Fellowship, Sunday, 6 p.m. SUnday evenlrcwor- him." shiP service, 10:30 York City. A thoogllt lor the da.Y: Ralph •nd i SITCHEU & CARlSON a. "'m. year peace pact. In 1948 General Eisenhower took up his duties as pre1ident of Columbia University in New AU VOICE pastor, Jack Bechtle, Church School Sqpt, Church School, 9:30 and Becky Burris, secretary and treasurer, Kay Weaver and EJ .. a. m.; siaidiy School, 10:30 a.m. Youth sen:lce, Sunda,y, 6:30 p, sie Uevlng; stnry teller, Sally m.; Preaebirw every Sunda.Y. 7 Herndon, Nursery, Iva Athey and Patty Smith; kitchen committee, ElsJe Llevlng, Hazel Capehart, DANVILLE PILG!IIM Holiness Church - Charles U:Jzer1 .Pastor; Mary Ueving and Mary HoffAdra ;wtck, &mdaySchooiSq>er- man. Teachers and helpers are a11 lntendent. &mda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; worshtP aervice, 10:30 a. m. foUows: Kindergarten, 3yearsto Youth an~ Ju~ulh service, 5 years, Jean Hoffman, teacher, ~:f5 jl; m. Ev rthlll, 7:30. Geraldine Rous!J, Dreaml StePrayer and praise, Weche.sdl,y, vens, craft workersi '"J u d y 7:30. Hesson, teacher. Marpret Ann UNITED FAITH CHURCH- Athey, Elizabeth Hudnall, CaroNoise Settlement - llobert E. lyn Rouab, craft -kers; Begin.. linlth, Sr,, !>Utor. &!nell¥ School ners, Loueva Kent, teacher, Peg. •II>Orlntendent Kenneth Matson, flY Roush, Mary Duncan, craft Sunda,y School, 9:30 .. m.; wo... workers; Primary, lsi grade, Na- BANKERS GATHERING ... and Save Even More m, alternately, Pra.Yer meeUJW, Wednelda.Y, 7:30 g, m. · HEATH METHODIST CHURCH -Middleport. Rev, Max Donahue, neither hath the eye seen, OGo~ beside thee, what he hath pr.. PBre<l lor him that Wlltelh lor mwdon iD.t worship 1ervice, 9:30 Italy and Gennan,y signed a 10. More than 200 Ohio bankers will arrive &lnday on the Ohio University campus to attend the 15th annual Ohio School ol Banking. The program, oponsored by the Ohlo Bankers Aasodation ln cooperation with Ohio University, continues through June 14. the01e for this Bible Lesson i.8 from lliaiah: "Since the begin.. ning of the world men have not heard, nor Perceived b, the ear .P&stor; By Unhed Press International Today is Friday, June 7, the 159Jh daj' ·>( 1968 with 207 00 (ollow. The moon is between its first ·~uarter and full stage. The morning stars are saturn an:l Venus. The- evening star Is Jupiter. On this day in history: In 1864 delegates meeting at the Republican Convention in Baltimore nominated Abraham Lincoln &lXI Andrew Johnson to head the ticket. In 1933 Great Britain, France, A scotch foursome wa1 planned for 4 p.m. at the Pomeroy Golf Club by the Women's Association Tuesday night at the course. The event, scheduled for Memorial Day, waspostponeddue to the weather. Mrs. ~lenrletta O'Brien gave golfing instructiOft and diacuiS· ed golf etlq.aette. A wiener roast was held and members then played a round ol golf. SCIENCE Soc!ety - Pt. Ploa~~nt. "Reality" Is the subject of the Lesson SOr'!"'n ID be read In all Christian .SCJence churches this &.mday. The Golden Text Whlchoet&the Church - James Quisenberry, The Almanac Scotch Foursome Planned by Ladies . CHRJsr!AN uncts.v evening, I Coady moving to Powhattan, was given Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. George Hadtett, Sr. Hostesses for the partf were Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Don Mullen, and Mrs. Dorothy Niert. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Glen Glaze, Mrs. Dale Walburn, and Mrs. Robert Parker. others attending were Mrs. Don Becker, Mrs. Glen Hens~ ler, Mrs. Paul Cascl, M r s. Yvonne Scally, and Mrs. Tom STOP AT KAUTZ IN CHESTER FOR YOUR LOVE IT! Saturday. Middleport oommuni1i)' park, 8:30p.m. The J-.ys to emcee. MONDAY DINNER AT DAV Home. Porneroy, at 6:30 p.m., Mon1ay, followed by meeting and election of officers. All DAV members and wives invited. Jacob Turner, commander. ty • • • ·'4· ~ .. . . .••.;.............o;o;-••"''"'·~··r.q;.;.,.,.-~,'0' , •1. • LAUREL CLIFF FREE·~·· . Hll1llltoo Washers all love-ly colors. A surprise golng.. wa.Y party Cor Mrs. Don Ram88.)', who ts Shower Given Mrs. Leach cows THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' League sponsors teen dance par. ,0 1Dzrectory for . t~;i!:~,!!,~~~~£~!!,!:£~fL~J chorister Win be Mrs. Clark, and directing the program It crafts will be Mllclrecl Jacobo. day night, l'llmero_y tennis court, gram. 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The Ja.Y• wlll emcee. In case or rain, the dance will be Inside the l'llmeA week ot free art and ceramroy junior high audllnrium. ic lessons will be offered at the POMEROY CHAI'fER !86, Or- D'Arllote Gallery, 525 N, second der of the Eastern star, tnspec.. Ave., Middleport, accOrding to tion, Fridl.y, 7:45 p. m., Pom- Mrs. Ruth Gosney, director. eroy Masonic Templej Mrs. COra The schecllJe of classes is a1 Webb, depuQ- grand matron of follows: Monday, 7 to 10 p.m. District 25, inspecting ontcer, ttgure drawing, Mrs. Gosney, POMEROY BOWLING Lanes lnstmctor; TUesday, 7 to 10 p. m., figure palntJng, Mrs. Gosbanquet, Eagles Club, begillling ney, instructor; Wednesday, 7 to 6;30 p. rn. Friday; dinner at 7:15 10, ceramics; Thursday, 7 to music by Allan Lee King. 10, still Urei and Friday, 7 to 10, children's work. SATIIRDAY 0., Frlday, June 7, 1968 :::: ' ' ••' •' •' •,o ,<,•,•,-:O:•,•,o;.;.;.;o:o:-:•:•:•:•:•::::::·:-:-:.·... »:o:·:-:-;.·.o..o,o,o,oA•...........,,.,.,.,._, ..._.........................,_... ~ p'r imary; Joal1 Clark, Junior&, and Kathy Pullins, teenage clan. The Brt~nda Gilmore Will serve u secretary and treasurer. Helpers wlll be Carolyn Soulllb,y, Karen Flores, Bec:iq Qlin, Beu, Gill, chairman. and Delores BaDey. Theme will The teachers will be Sb!rley be .,God's Word, Tod~'aHope." Chester Road; patio su.gper and Friend, beglnnera; Irene IQein, All chlldren ol the community come-es..you.are party. are Invited. The school wUi be OUTSIDE DANCE party Friconcluded June 21 with a pro- FRIDAY HAPPY HARVESTER:i Clasa, Trinity United Church o! Chrlo4 6:30 Friday night at the ione of hostess, Mrs. Ada Holter, :i~~:·:~.~~:.-.~~~.~~~~!:.~~~eroy-Mlddleport, Bible School Planned ,,,,,,Ill HARRY MILLER . 992-3635 Adam•. -lhl». . .' •· . .· • •• \ ROYAL OAK PARK TINY'S FOOOI.AND FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMJNG Middleport, Ohio K&C JEWElERS "Keepsake Diamond Rtogs•• We FW All I.bctors PrescriPtions 993.2955 312 E. Main ll. Pomeroy Pomeroy RACINE PlANING MIU LYONS MARKET "MEMBER OF THE BJG 3" General Merchandise r..,per• Plains 667-3280 THE SEWING CENTER WHITE SEWING MACHINES HQuality Fabrics At Economy Prices" 83 Mill ll. llllddleport 993.3284 Middleport HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main st. Pomeroy Support the Church of,.,... Choice HfiNER'S BAKERY u~.v.. Phone 993.3978 TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWAI£ Paints and General HardWare T11>pers PWns 687..-a 992-$320 GOEGlEIN READY-MIX CO. Bakers of Good Brad Building ~lie s and Mlllwork General Contracting RAU'S BEN FRANKliN STORE PhobO 993.3481 N. SOCond Ave, Middleport, Ohio BOWERS DRIVE_. RBTAURAIT AJNOID'S 50110 SIIVI(I 99U098 ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0. "A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY" �6 __ ThO DaUy Sentinel, l'omeroy-Mlddlcport, U, Fridaj', June 7, 1966 rs;~,i~T ............... 'In' People of Flower Arranging ,:,, Daily vacation Bible school closoeo will be · held June 10 to Jul)' 21 at the .LaUrel CUI! Free Molhodlst Church. The Rev. DJgene Gill will be the Bible school director. Mrs. Gerald Pullins wlll be devotional !Older and pianist, and Mrs. Wanda Eblin will be program ·::Co/endoriJ ,f,.,, Making AbStract D9sign the Thing S Cl:\t =r~dY:.~ == T ROOM AIR CONDITIONER 5,000 BTU "Abstract Is News," the trend been planted and gardens plao- Cleland and the .teacher, M r •· •-ward abstract deaign in fioral ned. Al10 read at the meeting Jackson, provided traniJIC)rtaw clng th Gal arrangements. was the program was a letter announ c - tt on. theme Uled by Mrs. Reid Young lia Count;y garden club& s~w to It was decided to take articles at a meeting of the Chester Gar- be held at the August 3 JUnior fur therapy work to the next den Club held Wednesday night fair. Theme or the show will be me~'rtlng. These wtll be taken to at the home of Mrs. Earl Young, Chester. Mrl!l. Young talked on modern designs arranging, stressing the points of difference between modern and the ramiliar traditiona!. To illustrate her points , the program chail'man made six arrangements. Describing abstract desJgn as an art where any type of rnaterlal ma,y be uaed- tree rootl, twisted vines, bare branches, metals, audplastic _ Mrs. Young in $119.00 A,,..,. WILL LAST LONGER, TOO! Quieter than ever! 5 YEAR TOTAL APPLIANCE WARRANTY 5 FULL YEARS COVERAGE ON PARTS AND LABOR TO REPLACE THEM I INGELS FURtiT1ItE 992-2635 Ml~dleport ................ ~~!~:~ ''l:r::;h~~~;~~! material in unusual ways. The element of surprise lilk the use of space are needed for effective abBtract desl.t1ls pointed out t!le program chalrmat1. She said that designs should be created through the use or voids rather than solid material. Form, space and boldness wlth a minimum amount or plant material and the absen ce of a well ~ designed center of Interest is the abstract design objective, the program leader concluded. Garden diseases and pests were discus sed by Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, who spoke OD t h e plants they attack and the methods of control. Mrs. Donald Mora, president, read a thank you note from the Courthouse CUt-ups 4-lt Club for seeds provided the members. They reported that the seeds had ~ I . \1 ..--\5------~- -- "Take Me to the Fair." Mn. w~w Mora reported that Dan Wilhams, game protector, had shown a fUm on wild life to the special educat~ class of the Easte,rn SChool Dtstrict Ior th e cIub 1 Ia st. therapy program of the l!lchool year. ~~e children were then taken to F ed Run Lake for a hike and nower study followed by a s a c k lunch and recreation. Mrs . George Frederick assisted Mrs. Mora with the outing and Ross 0 ...zth e •• a prsy r. The verse the month was given by Mra. Dale Kautz. Mrl. Earl Dean gave the helpful hint and 19 members responded to Lakin Hospital by Mrs . Robert roll call with comments oo what Wood. The names Mrs. B. they have to phnt. K, Ridenour and Mn. Wyatt ChadThe rose motif was carried well the club's voting delegates out in the refreshment table decto the Ohio Ausociation of Gar· orations. Mrs. Roy Miller pourden Club•' convention in Aug- ed the punch, and Mrs. Woodrow ust • will be submitted to t h e Mora pre1ided at the coffee aervstaM~s~ha~~~·Young presented lee. Favorawereartl11clalroses. Mrs. Dean won the door prize, some poetry appropriate to the and Mrs. Purley Karr CCJI'dl.cted times including •4Qverheard in a contest with prizes going to an Orchard," ''I Met God in the each o1 the members. Morning," "Drop a Pebble tnthe or « Free Instruction In Arts Planned Plan Mus,·cal Pageant ''Flowen in His Word," a musical pageant by R. R. Peery, wUI be presented by the children's choir assisted by members of the classes 0( Mrs. Roy Holter and ,Mrs. Ri chard Jones 9.mda,y night at the Trinity United Church or ChriBt, Pomeroy. The pageant will follow a cov ered dish dlrmer , an annual mother . daughter, father - son event, in the church dining r oom , The dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. A covered dish and table service are to be brought. The five - s cene pageant will present attributes of Christian living and will be performed in costume of Biblical times. The choir will be attired in white robes and Elizabeth Blaettnar , in angel costuming, will r.ar rate the pageant. Taking part in the first scene , .. Kindnes s, .. will be Charles Lane in the role of Daniel ; Nancy Crow as Hannah, necky Seelig as Ruth , Ingrid Hawley as Deb orah, Debbie Kennedy as Mir iam ; Eddie Young' as Jonathan, and Alan Holter as Nathaniel. "Truthfulness'' is the second scene theme. Parts ar e taken by James Lane as Amos, Jim my Schmoll as Caleb, MortDn Barnes as ElJreum , Char lei Lane as flagar and lngr ld Hawl ey a ~ Tabitha. The th ird scene, ''Sharing,•• has Becky Houdashelt as Aaron, Irene Barnes as Ra chael, and Nancy Jo Mayer as Mara. The fourth scene relates to faithrul ness and taking part are Eddie Young as Abner , Jim Schmoll as Simon, and Alan !loiter as Jesiah. The ' "meaning o[ the flower" is given in the fifth scene which indudes a conversation between the angel, Elizabeth Blaettnar, and members of the choir . Divided into rour section&, Ule choir members will carry red , blue, yellow and purple nowers . Numbers by the choir will be "All Things Beautiful," ••r Wc)uld Be True," '"Chiming Bella" and "Buttercups and Daisies!' The rece!lsional wlll be ..For t h e Beauty or the Earth." Mrs. Marvin Burt Is director of the children's choir. Speaking parts in the pageant by t h e children have been taken care of by Mrs. Phil Globokar and Mrs. Ben NeUUllng. Members ot the choir are carol Barnitz, Terri Lym Russell, Cathy Blaettnar, Jlrn Ros ~ enbaum, Becky 1bomas, J o e Rosenbaum, Douglas Rosenbaum, Lisa Thomas, Faith Perrin, Mary Helen Blaettnar, Res a Booth, Melanie Burt, Caralynn an d MaraJynn Tracy, &.le Cowdery, and BettY Roseberry, Dorothy Myers Named Councilor of D of A Dorothy Myers was elected ed at the district raUy held recouncilor of Chester Council323, cently in Marietta, and mem~ Daughters of America, Tuesday hers who participated in the Memorial Day observance at Chesnight at the hall . Other uf.ficl.!rs elected were ter. Quarterly birthdays will be Esther Ridenour, vice councilor; Enzy Newell, as sociate coun- observed at the June 18 meeting rilor ; Barbara Sargent, associ- whi ch will be preceded by a potluck supper. The ways and means ate vice councilor; Mary Hayes, will hold a silent auccommittee conductor; Nancy O' Connor, warden; Mary Showalter , outside tion. sentinel; Opalllollon. inside sen-tinel ; Ethel Orr, treasurer; Ada Van Meter, financial secretary; Zelda Weber , as sistant financial sccretao; Harrie Frederick, recording secretary; Ada Neutzling, assi stant n!cor ding secreA la,yette shower lflls given tary, and Mrs. Ridenour, trusrecently at the home of Mrs. tee. The meeting opened in ritualis- Paul &tider, 647 Osborne st., Pomeroy, honoring her daugh. tic form with 22 members in atter, Mrs . David Leach . tendan ce. Dori s Koenig, counciGames were played with prlz~ lor, presided during the session with the death of Elza Osborne es being awarded to Mrs. Bill of Athens being reported. It was Morris, Miss Kl;Lth.Y Eblb1, and noted that Margaret Mclain is Mrs. Robert Veooy, Refresh~ confined lOa Charleston hospital, rnents or cake, chips, mints, that Lillie Christy is at the Elm~ kool..a.id, and coffee were servwood Rest Home at Tuppers ed by the hostesses. Mrs. Jer Plains, and that Arma Tuttle is ry Colmer and Mrs. Snider. Others attending the shower home from the hospital. Plans wert made for a Lay- were Mrs. Reed Ferrell, Mrs. Raymond &tider, Mrs. Janet ette shower h1r Doris Grue ser to be held at the July 2 meeting. Reeves, Mrs. Bob Houdashelt, Mary Kay Holter, council cap- Mrs. Lawrence Eblin, Mrs. Larlain, thanked those who assist- ry !btrord, Mrs. Walter Ellolln, Mrs. Carl Rairden, Mrs. Robert Eblin, Mrs. Charles Leach , and Mrs. Harold Leach. Also presenting gifts to Mrs. Leach were Mrs. Horner Goodwin and Leta and Mrs. Charles WHhee. Atlantic City's famous boardwalk was constructed in 1870 to prevent tourists from tracking sand Into hotels and Garden TUiers Lawn Mowers. $38.95 Blue Lustre Rug Sharnpooer for rent $!.00 per da.Y Interior Vinyl Latex and E~~ol.e senrl - Glooo.J ~s paint, Exterior ard Almninum Paint - on trains. Speeiol! Full Shadow P1nel PEANUT Party Given Mrs . Ramsay For Surprise SLIPS ,1.35' BUmR SNACKS RUey. Uosbie to alle"'lill\lt oending gltts were Mrs. Mary Crossan and Mrs. Austin Ru1seJ1. Lace trim top and bot- lb. 45c -" tom. Pink, blue, yellow and ecru. Sizes 33411. An oddltlonal $25.00 will bo allow..t on 1M rtplac• ment of any ~Ire Hrvlce entrance or the nplec• ment of a 3-wirl ttrvica antrenca which l1 Jnacf• . .nhr"al" -11 Je-ls. ~In Humfrel · .nd SHck M1r111r1. t69.!iiS q11tte to tervt the ne" water halter. Ask Us for Details! vesting the sole e x e e u tl v e power in the president. \Vhen you give him a Bulova-any occasion becomes a special event Selen A \Vatch From the Excellence Collection. KAUTZ FEED STORE OUR AIM IS TO SA11SFY PH. 985-3347 CHESTER, 0. WY 2·2374 IM Mill St. MWdl""r OF •MUSIC I I II HAMILTON AUTOMAnC w h &D as ers ryers Associated RadJo &TV -FOR- lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ___:}~'!~'!'!~!~!~.'.!!.~~~-~-' Off ·----------------------------~ •ROOFING . ' ' meettrw, first Smtday cA. month, 7:30 p, m.; Eleanor Cir- cle, second Thuroda.Y; Class 12 third Wedneoda,y, Afternoon ClrODJSr CHURCH - Sunda,y School cle second Tillrfda.y afternoon. , 9:30 a. m., mor11iJw worshJ,p, ctdr practice, 7 p. m. Wednes! 10:10 a. m,, evening worlh:lp. day, ; 7:30 g. m.; We<mesday, Christ. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH : ian Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m, • and Pra.yer meeting, 7:30 .P.m. ; ThUI'sday, choir Practice, 7 p. - Pomeroy. Church School, 9:15 a. m.i Worahlp service 10·30 'MYF, 6,p.m.Choir9J'acti~e,7:30 , m. R. Eugene Gill, pastnr; Phil llo m, Wednesda,y, PubUc Invited Wise, ~t. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIS!' -Ronnie RuBBel~ ()astor, Nor,nan C. Wll~ •lilt. &mda¥ Sc hoot ':30 a. m.j Worship service, 0:30 1. m. Christian Endeavor RACINE FIRST CIUJRCH OF TilE NAZAREN~SundaySehool 9:30 a. m.; Mornlne Worllldp, 10:30 a. m.; En!nq Worllltlp, 7:30 g, m, Pra.Yer services, 7:30 p; m, Wedneldii.Y. Sunda.Y School s..-rlntendent, Paulllle McClintock. Putor, Rev, Morris M. · Wolfe, · CHESTER CHURCH OF GODThe Rev, ChesterBryant,J)Ulor. Sunda.Y School, 9:30 a. m.; worBhiD service, 11 a. m.; Eveni~ worlhJ», 7:30p.m, Prayer servIce, Tuesda,y, 7:30 p, m, Youth Senice, Tluraday, 7:30 p. m. . lolortthly sings, first saturday of each month. HEMLOCK GROVE Chrlatlan Ra..v Whaley. •liPL eom .. to attend these 1ervlces. Glen Hiles, mlniater. Leo Crew, S, S. S~ Mrs, June VanVranken, organist; Mrs. Betty Rawlings, mu .. sic director. a. m. and 1 POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- .Pastor. Worship service.lla.m. Carver Williams, J)Ulor, John ana 7::W p, m,, 0undoy. ;un<~sy Praise service, Thursday. 7:30 p.m. WUes, Sunday School ~rin­ ScOOol, 9:30 a. m. (.'barles Bis.. TilE Rl!l'LAND )IETHODJS. lendent. s....a,y School, 9:30 .. sell, supt.., IUchard Barton, as.. CHURCH - Rev, C. J. Lemley, m.; M~ worlhtp, 10:30 a. statant Supt. Prayer meeting, IIOslor. Church School, 9:30a.m.; m.; BVF, 6 p. m. Bible study, We<bleoda,y, 7:30 g, 'm. Worship service, 10l30 !lo m. Wedneaday, 7 .Po m.; Choir .l'll'ac:HARRISONVILLE PRESBYMINERSVILLE METHODIST Uce, 8:30 llo m, Wednefda.y, TEIIIAN- Howard lluJ>pel4pa., Rev. Wendell stutler, paltor. tor. Mike !Wie, Sunda,y School [>unda.y School, 9 a, m.; Kenneth MT, UMON BAPTIST - Rev, Superintendent. &mda,y School, '\vtggens,supt. Wonhlp service, Cecil Cox, putnr, Sunda,y School 9:30 a. m.; Church Worship, 7:30 10 a.m. superintendent, Larry Clark. .Po m. Communicants class, satSYRACUSE METHODIST Sunda,y Sellool, 9:45 a.m.;Sunda,y urdayJ 2 .Po JTI• Rev. Wendell stut.ler, pastor• evening worlltliJ, 7!30; WednesJEHOVAll'S WITNESSES, Lar· Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Carroll da.Y J)l'II,Yer and Bible study, 7:30 ry Carnahan, .Pl'esidiqrminlster, Norris, supt. Worshl,p service, p. m, Sunda.Y: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; 11 a.m. Watch Tower 1tudy, 10:30 a, m,i RACINE METHODIST - John SUTTON METHODIST -Rev, Wednesdsy: Bible study, 7 p, m. w. Kimbler, pastor. Sunday John W, Kimbler, pastor. Swt· Thursday: Ministry school, 7 p, School, 9:30'" a.m.i Worshipse"day Sc:bool, 10:30 a. m.j Worshf.p m. Service meeting, 8 p.m. lce, 10:30 a. m.j Junior choir 8ervlce, 9:30 a. m., second aoo MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTpractice, Wednesday, 3:20 p, m.; fourth Sand"¥ each month. MiUer st. - EverSCXl Weekley, Senior choir practice, Thursday, CIIES!'ER CHURCH OF T H E putor. BJble study elasse•, Sun- 7:30 p. m. Happy Hustler Class Nazarene - Rev. Herbert Grate, day, 10a,m, Worshipandpreac:h .. meeUng, fourth Frida.Y ol each !Jw, 10:55 a, m.; SUnda,y evening month at 6 p.m. Wesleyan Servgardner, Mrs. Donald Bumgard- ,.rvlce, 7:30. Bible study cie Guild, lourth M......,. ol each ner, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m • . month, 7:30 llo m.; JW11or Hlgh Annie P. Roney, Mrs. Earl EwMT. HERMAN UMTED MYF, 4:30 p. m. each Sunday; Ing, and Mrs. David Rou.h. BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev, Senior High MYF, 5:30 p, m., BRIDAL SHOWER HELD James G. Morrison, pastor.SIU'I- each Sunday, Miss Judy Hoffman, bride PORTLAND METHODIST day School, 9:30 L m.; Russell elect ol James Carleton of l'llm- Spencer, supt,; Allred WoUe, as- Rev, John W, Kimbler, pastor, eroy, was honored by the women of the United Methocllst Church m., ..cond and !ourth Sunda.Y or on Frlda,y evening wllh a bridal each month, Evening sermon, shower. The guest list Included 7:30 p. m. every first and third Mrs. Larry Jividen, Mrs. Fran- Stmda.y of the month, Cla1s meetce• Carleton, MJke, Mary, San- Ing, 11 a. m. every first and ely and Sally, Mrs. HOward Bur- third Stmda,y, David Holter, class ris, Mrs. Harry Horrinan, Mrs. Hanild Zerkle and Belinda, Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. otha Liev· ing, Mrs. Bert Rou1h, Mrs. Bernard Ueving, Mrs. Paul Hesson, Mr. and Mrs. James Hart and Jane, Mrs. Carl Gibbs and Carletta, Min Millie Bumgarner, ANNOUNCED V.B.S. Gall Crawford, Mrs. Greg HollThe Vacation Bible School man, Mrs. George Jelfell, M r s. the United Methodist Cillrch will Thelma C8t>Oharl, Bonnie Staats, begin June 10 and eontlooe through Junel4, Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Bemida &.Bats, Mrs. Harry Picdirector, announced. ft will be- kens, Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. l!ln each morning at 9 In the Edward Bumgarner and Peggy, sauctuary tor a devotional per- Mrs. Eugene Hudnall and Eliza~ Iod, the theme being used Is beth, Mrs. Eddie K. Bumgarner, Mr. Btld Mrs. Harold Bumgar~~God' a Word, T~'s Hope•., ner, Mrs. Harry Miller, Leah The counselor is Rev. Pau1 Fort. ney, assistant director, Erma Ann and GU, Mrs. Jack FleshRoltgen; song leader, Juanita er and Sharry, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Fortney and Maryanne Black- Mrs. Charles Roush, Mrs. Roy hurst; pianists, &Ia Bumgarner Jones, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Pete Burris and Becky. New Haven Social Events or omi Bumgarner, teacher, Zelma Kaylor, Glenda Slarp, c r a I t workers; 2nd gr,de, Allee Gil- sistant, Mornirw sermon. 11 a, LUTHERAN CHURCH MEN The Lutheran Church Men of st. Paul Lutheran Church held a recurrence of some foreboding danger. From the beginning of time religion has been our tested antidote to the poi•on of fear. In the dark forests of antiquity, on the boiling seas of exploration, in the foxholes of modern strife, men have calmed the body's trembling with the soul'o faith. We have faced the unknown, the ho•tile, through trust in the Known, the Faithful; we have challenged lhe insurmountable confident in the power of the Almighty: How essential, though, that each generation passes on our Faith to the next! Who dares deprive a child of the chance to conquer fear? Who would rob his son's soul of the Christian heritage martyr. died to preserve? The Chwch Ia tht greaftlst factor on earth for the building of charal;ter and vood Cltlanshlp. It Ito 1torehouM of spiritual volues. Wilhout a ttrong OAK GROVE METHODIST Jotm W. Kimbler, pastor. Sunday School, 10:30 a.. m.; Worshl.p service, 9:30 a. m., first and Church, neither democrucy nor civilization can 1urvlve. Th•r~~ ore four sound reasons why every person should attend serviclla regularly and support the Church. They are, (1) For hla own 10h. (2} for hi• chlld,..n't toke. (3) For the take of hit community aM nation. third Sunda,y each month. ZION CHURCH OF CHJUI>T - RUTLAND CHURCH OF SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH - CHRIST - Roy W, Carter, pastor. SWlda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Communlon and worship service, Rev, Paul A. SeUers, pa1tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m,,BenQuisenberry, supt, Morning worship, 10:30 a, m.. first and third Sundays each month. Event~ evan .. gelistic: service, 7:30 p, m., second and lourth Sundays. BETHANY EUB CHURCH Rev, Paul A. Sellers , pastor, Morning worship, 9:30 a, m.;Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. Rlythe Thei s s , Supt. Youth Fellowship, 6:30p.m. CARMEL EIJB CHURCH - Rev, Paul A. Sellers, pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Wayne Roush, Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., second and loorth Sunda,ys o! each month. Evening evangelistic service, 8 p, m. second and third Sundays ol each month. 10:30 a. m.; Pra.Yer meetir;:. Thursday, 7:30 p. ley, Supt. ni. V. H, Rra- CHESTER METHODIST Charge - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor , steak barbecue at the church on CHESTER: Worship, 9 a, m.; Wednesday evening. The lnvoca. tion was given by Joseph Paugh. A short business meeting was held, James Layne and Harry Layne will be in charge 0( the June meeting. Those In atteridance were Bill Russell:?' Herman : Layne, Lloyd Sunday School, l1o a. m.; Mrs. Waid Spencer, Supt. FLATWOODS: Church Sc~l, Sunday, 11 a.m., John Baily, supt. Worship service alternates with ~1fred and Flatwoods, Services Sunday morning or evening, of each, week. Roush, John WUI, Harold Rose, GRACE EPISCOPAL - E. Main Carroll Adams, Jr., DonaldBum- St., Pomeroy - Sunday worship 811'dner, Harry Layne, Joseph 1erv:lce, 10:30 L m. with la,yPaugh, Henry Roney, Bill l'llw- leaders. ell, and James Layne. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DINNER HELD Church - Pomeroy, Mulberry The Amual Stewardship Din- Heights Road, north of Veterans ner of &, Paul Lutheran Church .Memorial Hospital. Phillip Gagwas held on SUnda.Y evening at er, pastor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. the church. A covered dish din- m., Bible Stud,y and ,prayer meetner was held preceding the meet: lng. Saturday: Sabbath School, lng. The doxology was sung by 10:30 a.m.; Worship, 9:30a.m. FlRST UMTED PRESBYTEIIthe group. Harold Rose, chairman (-4) for the takt of th• Church Itself, Pomeroy _ Harrisonville Road. Eugene Underwood, pastor. KenWednesday. Board meeting, 7:30 neth Grover, Sunday Sctool !iJpt.. p. m., !irst M......,. It month, """ l 3 w POMEROY TRINITY UNITED Sun--, :SChoo • 9: O a. rn.; orCHURCH OF CHRCiT _ Rev. w. ship service, 10:30 a.m. Sunday . H. Perrin, pastor. Pabick D. evening service, 7 p, m. Prayer Wood, SUDt. Sunday School, 9: 15 meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. a. m.; WOrship, 10:25 a. m, ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-BriYouth choir rehearsal, Monday, an E11tel, pastor. Morning wor6:30 p, m. Mrs. Marvin Burt, ship, 9 a. m.j Sunday School, director; St"tior choir rehearsal, 10:30 a, m. Thursda,y, ~ :30 p, m., Mrs. Paul ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 Nease, director. Thursday, aU E. Second St., Pomeroy. Sunday day, Busy Bee quilting j)arty in School,10 a.m.;Worshipaervice church social room. 11 a, m, CONQUEST OF FEAR THE CHURCH FOR ALL ••• •• , All FOR THE CHURCH leader. Christian Fndeavor, 7:30 llo m.. second and lourth Sunda,y. Emerson Pooler, president, Prayer meetlre, 7:30p.m. every THE Bring your children to God's House every Sunday. Sunday School, 9:30 a, m.; Worship service, 7:30 p, m. whJch nHds hit moral ond material support. Plan to go to church regularly and read your Blbt. dolly. Coprript Jltl Kriltft' Adurtili1111 Slntict, 111('., !i'lrslflw,, VL · With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which ls good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms organization• whoae n~mes appear below. am OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. Lincoln-Mercury..Comet--Engliah Ford .Bakers of Holsum Bread 85 N. COurt ll. LfiVING COAt COMPANY ENTERPRISE EUH CHURCH- Producers and Distributors Rev. MenzelSmiU., Pastor.Ralph Spencer, Supt.; Eldon Weeks, Ass't. Worship services, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Evening service, 7:30 p. m.i Youth choir, 6:30 p, m. Wednes- bert, teocher, llf(vla Sayre, MarJorie Hottman, trait workers; 3rd KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST- grade, ~on Uoyd, teacher, da,y 7:30 p. m. Norman McCain, IUperlntendent.. Jean Grinstead, Jucly C I t n e, IAN CHURCH Middleport, MORMNG STAR EIJB - Rev, of Bulldlng Fund Stewardship Service! -~at 9:30 a. craft workers; fth grade, Sally Committee, presided atthemeet- Guest Minister, James Buchan- Menzel Smith, pastor, John lhle, Preachllw, llrst and thlrdSunda.Y &nlth, teacher, Ola Calhoun, Car- lng. an, Sunday School Superinten- Supt.. Fred Smith, Ass•t. Sunday of monlb by Charles R~ssell at ol Lathey, Ruth Laudermllt, craft denl Surxta.>· School, 9:30 a.m. School, 9:45a.m.; MorningworThou in attendance were Mr. 9:30a.m. workera; Junior a, 5th &rade, Nan- and Mrs. WUliam Russel1, Da- Worshlp Service, 10:30 a.nt ship, 10:45 a, m.; Prayer meetBRADFORD CHURCH OF cy Ohlinger, teacher, Linda vid, Brian and Dwain Russell, Choir practi ce, 7:30 p. m. Wed- ing, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Youth . CHRIST - Charles Ruueil, paa- Young, Sandra Plc:ken1, craft nesday. Fellowship, 7:30 p. m. Sunday. tor, Richard Gilkey, SUj)l. Sun- workers; 6th grade, Clara Bur~ Mrs. Johnny Rou1h, Mrs. J. V. FOREST RUN METHODIST CHURCH OF CHIRST - Midday School, 9:30 a. m.; MorniJW ria, teacher, Mary Hoftman, Lynn McGrew, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. Rev. Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. dleport, 5th and Main. Jack Worshljl, 10:30 a. m.; Enlnllw MUler, Kay Hoffman, craft work ~ Otto Grimm, Mrs. Robert Jolm- Worshf..P service, 9 a. m.; Swt.. Scites, supt. Bible School, 9:30 7 p,m, Wednesda.YBible ers; Junior High, Carolyn He~ 1011, Mrs. Helen Knapp, M r s. da,y School, 10 a. m. Mrs. Fred a. m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. WUIJam l'llweii, Sr., Mr. and Jtwly • 7:30 Do m. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p, m.; son, teacher, Helen Halstead, Mrs. John F. Roush and chil- Nease, Supt. POMEROY CHURCil OF THE Prayer service, Wedne1da,y, 7 p, IIWRGANIZED CHURCH OF Carol Rouah, craft workers; Jan- dren, M11s Lelah Jane Powell, Jesus Christ oC Latter Day et Bumgarner, teacher, Janet Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, Mr. NAZARENE - Rev. Kenneth m. Rev. Raulin Moyer, pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Saints, Portland - Racllle lload. Smith Nancy Roush, Joann and Mra. Lloyd Roosh, M r s. Plene, pastnr. Sundsy School, 9:30 a. m,, Raymond Walburn, Middleport, Rev. Audry MUler, SUndo.Y Schoo~ 9:30 •• m.; llorr>- Roush, craft workers. John Barringer and Stephen, Mr. supt. Worship service. 10:30 a. ,pastor. Lester Taylor,&lpt.Sunlng Worship, 10:30 a. m. SUn!Ja.Y HOLD BANQUET and Mn. Harry Layne, Mrs. Da even~~w service at 7. Wednelda.Y The Women It St. Paul Lu- vid Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. c. M. rn.i Evangelistic: service, 7:30 1 day Scflool, 9:30 a. m.i Morning p. m.; Prayer meetfrw, Wednes- Worshi,p, 10:30 a. m,; Junior Soevening prayer service, 7:30. theran Church held a Friendohljl Adams, Jr. and Bruce, Mr. and c:iety, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, Pastor, Elder Frederick J, Sto- Ban"'et on Frida.Y evening at Mrs. Henry H. Buck, Jr., &!san day, 7:30 p. rn. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE m. Sunda,y Evangelistic meeUng, bart. Roush's Co!oteria. The meeting and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. NAZARENE -Rev. A. E. Mllior, 7:30 p. m. Prsyer meeting, WeclALFRED METHODIST. Pearl was opened by the FeBidont It liorold Rose, Budl[y and David, pa•tor. Robert Stewart, Sunday nesday, 7:30p.m. A Casto, J)lstor- SUnday School the lAitheran Church Women, Mr. and Mn. William l'llweil School Sut>i. Sundsy School, THE SALVATION ARMY -En11 9:30, Lloyd Dillinger, Supt; Mrs. John F. Roush, the group Jr., Jane and DUly, and Mike clalles for all ages, 9:30 a.m.; voy Ra.y S, Wining, olficer in Worship Services at 10:45, with sang the Doxology, lollowed by Athey. Morning Worship, 10:30 a.m.; charge. Sunday, 10 a.m., HoliVere Swanz. lay-leader - Sun- the dlmer. ft., short program on PERSONALS NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; Evan- ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sunday evening at 6:30, M. Y, F, meets FrlendsJdp was presented by Larry LeMasters spent t h e geilstlc Service Sundsy 7:30 p, da,y School, Y""'-1 People's Le; - at 7:45, worshbJ services Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr. A week here visiting his wife at m.; Midweek Prayer meetlrw gion, 7 p. m.; Salvation n.eetlng, : wlth the Rev. Cosio. Wednolda.Y scripture les110n oo Friends was the home ~ fler parents, Mr. W8dnesday 7:30 p.m.; Minion- , 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 p., 1 · evening, prayer services at 7:45. read. Several poems wrl- by and Mrs. B. J. Howard and Mike. ary Meetine secorrJ Wednesday m.; Ladies Home Leagqe; 7p,m. BRADBURY C H U R C H OF James Metcalf were read: u Act Mr. LeMasters haa been serv. of each month 7:30p.m. , Prep clasaea. ' CHRIST - James H. Smith, Pas- Friendly.'' "Friends on Earth.'' 1ng !11th the Unlted llateo MaTHE RUTLAND COMMUNITY MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid. tor. Sunday School, 9:30 1.m.1 "Friendship Germ'" and ,.Bet- rine Corps at Camp LeJeune, Chun:h- Rev, Amos Tlll1o, pes- dleport, corner It Fourth and Supt. Glen Evans. Church. ser. ter Thin Gold." Sbe closed with N. C. In the resene unit. He tor. Sllldsy School, 10 a. m.; Main St. Roberi Jackoon,pestor. vices, 10:30 Lm. i evening, 7:30 a prlyer J108D1 ••mesa M,y received his discharge last-· Worship service, 11 a. m.; Wed- Sun:la,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Mornp.m.: Wednes41.Y, Preyer •er-- Friends." ~ meetJna: closed He Ia employed by Armco Stool nelday prayer meeting, 7:30 p. ing worship, 10:30 a.m., Arnold vlces, 7:30 p.m. with the lolls"'-ry Benediction. COf11. In Philadelphia, Pa. where m.; SUnday nlgbtworship, 7:30, Richards, supt. Members and I!Uella ottendlng SYRACI.5E FIRST UMTED I!UTLAND F1RST BAPTIST be and Mrs. LeMasters wII 1 . l"!iiEOOM GOSPEL MISSIONwore Mrs. William RueseJl, Mrs. mal<e their home. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Linson Rev, Samuel J, Jackson, pestor, Bald Klllbl, Portlond " Buban Rev . •John Barringer visited H. stebbins, pastor. Worship, 9 Pr2l)'er service, 9:30a.m.; SlUt.. Road. Rev, F. J. Grl!!Uil,puCor. Max Eldt'-r, Mrl. John F r y, Mro. Freel Roush, Mrs. Everett here Jaat !Oeok with Mr. and Mrs. a. m. Sunday SChool, 10 a. m.i day School, 10 a.m., Mrs, Ger~ School, 9:30 a. ID.Il!OP,r Rouoh, Mra. Otto Grimm, Mrs. Wutrod, I~ 8 - , 1IOi'ahlp Lh\111 Roosh. Mrs. Barr'-• and Bible StudY and prayer Mrvice, trude, Butler, Supt. Worship WOllam l'llweli, Sr., Mrs. Vel~ service, 11 a. m. Baptist Trainoervtce, 7:30 """' Pn,yor MMIIClll, Slephan, returnecl home !lith Wednesday, 7"' m IJW, Tuosdsy, 7:30 """''£moot Dll Roulll, loll11 Lelah Jane him to !hair home In llurtonl- -EDEN UNITED B'nETHREN IN lng Union, first and second SunDoeter, cluolllller, YoolhFol- Folroll, Mra. Donald ! . Roosh, .¥11le1 Md. after visiting here CHRIST - Eldon R. Blake, pas- daya at 5:30 llo m,; Mrs. Mary .ionhlll, FrJ41Y, 7,1t'r·p.m. II'· Mra. Harold JaM...,, M r 1. for a weak with her J>Bronts, tor•. S:unda,y School, 10 a. m., WOOds, president, Wlmle IIOIBIJWer, 1~ Morning HYSELL RUN FREE METHQlieOt Dieter, Jeaderi llqter wn. Lh\111 Roush. Mr1. John F, Mr. and Mrs. Roulh. tnd, Jr., prelidelt. Rouah, Mn. C&troll Jr., Infants bllpllzed reeently at Iermon, 11 a. m. E¥eni~ serv- DJST - Rev. Cedi J. Wiu, pas ... I MA.'>ON A$EMI!LY ·caUIICH !Ira. llmnln La.Yoe, M111 Cyn. the rei!Uiar mornlnt!worlhlll oer- de Christian - - · 7:30 p, tor, Sunda.Y School, 9:30 a. m,; m., Mrs.~ Cbovallor, Feal- lo!ornJJw Worshljl, I0:30;En!nlng :;OF COD - Second SJ., Muon, thla Rouo!J, Mra. Paul Roush, vice at 91. Paul L u I h era n · Seq oorvlce and sermon, ....,.llldp, 7:30; Young People's W, Va. Sunday School, 10 a.m. Mn. Glr7 Roulh, Mra. Nol ... Church wi!b Rev. Jameo Yeo 8;20, Mld-""k .llft18r meet• servtee, 6:f5~>om.;Pra.Yermeet­ Roulh, Mra. CJ,aren.. Thom&a, ·,~ u ..... Kin Moy administering the .... ,[JW, WeclneiCJI.y, 7:30.,. m., Mn, lJW, Thurfda.y, 7:30"' m, ..Dille 11rvlce, 7:30 p, m. Bible lo!ra, !lobby ThoDlll, Mrs. Kanrllllllltla, wore Kenne411 LangJ.r Mute llolslJwOr, clus leader. MIDDLEPORT FiRST BAPSJudy and J)l'syer aenlca, Wad• ntlll Vj<!<orlo Mra. lllrold Fry, idl It Mr. ml Mrs. POMEROY LOWER !JGHT TIST -Charles W, Slmooa, pu. Vldcerl, ,.....,, 1:30"' m. Cba- Ten· 111'1. -• •llh·l'lulh. Ma:o. Helen Knijip, Mro. . .JaJinnt Roulh, KOII)Oih W. Vlckerl; Joftl'.r Lee Chun:h - llarrl-ville Road - IGr, Ed!- Baker, Sundar School pallor, 1'IIDne 7"13-5133, CARLETON CHURCH -KJ:wa- IIIII Bo1b La.Yoe, lo!ra. 1Jarry . Rooe, IClll of Mr. and Mra.llar- Rev. Roy Tlj>J.or, jlllllor. Nara S~:Q....nt. Swdsy Ch~reh old Rooe; LonAmlloullh.dauah- Hll'bnaa, S. ~ .' SIP• Sundsy Sehool, 9:1G a. m,; Mo~"n~JWwor­ bury BOld. Sunday School, 1:30 La.Yno. M111 Marlh& ~t>rouoe, a. m., Rlll,ph tori, Sll!t. Worllldp Mro. Alfred 1\lfwaa, Ml11 Vlc- ter It Mr. ml Mr1. Paul~ SOhool, t:~ a.ni.)Worllldpoen- II1Jp, lO:U. Sonla.Y Blbla Sludy aarvl.., 10r30 a. m..IIJIII 7r30 Po ld ~; lllll:lllda~- Mltcboll Grant R0111h, IDn oiMr. lee, 10:110 a. m.; Even1111 wor- hour, 7:30 p, m, WldnoiCJI.y avoml Mra. Gar7 0. Roulh. lhbl, 7;30 p, m, Pn.Yer and nlJw Pl'a.Y&r oorvleo, 7:30 p.m. m: One of the earlic•t cm<>tions 11 child experiences is fear. And from the fir•t loud noi~~e that awakens him until the moment of his death he knowR no day wjthout the Of High Grade C<>al WIWS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEA TIHG 240 Lincoln st. Middleport BOGGS EQUIPMENT Sales ~ ALUS CHALMERS _ Farm - Industrial TUPpers Plains West Columbia, W. Va. 993.2550 R. H. RAWliNGS SONS CO. "Ohio's OJdest [.Qdge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio 593-(1601 Athen• Service La1m 1o Gordon Phone 667-3435 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE "Kentucky Fried Qdcken" Pomeroy MARK VSTORE Middleport, Ohio -•hlp, -------------~---------------~ Plenty of Good Used TV 39.95 up Lewis Repair Siirvice · .•HEATING ' •PLUMBING ship, 7:30 p, m.; OO!clai Board =IH• l>om. 15% ... I 20% of e x e c utI v e departments, 6 llo m.; WSCS IOeond M......,. of month, 7:30 g, m. each SUnday, MJ~oek prayer meeting, Wedne&da.Y,7~30 Waldo Emerson said ''Beauty without grace is the hook withoot the bait" TELEVISION The U.S. Constitution makes no provision for the creation m.; Worship service, _l0:30 a. m.; Middleport .. Pomeroy Methodist Youth Fellowship, Sunday, 6 p.m. SUnday evenlrcwor- him." shiP service, 10:30 York City. A thoogllt lor the da.Y: Ralph •nd i SITCHEU & CARlSON a. "'m. year peace pact. In 1948 General Eisenhower took up his duties as pre1ident of Columbia University in New AU VOICE pastor, Jack Bechtle, Church School Sqpt, Church School, 9:30 and Becky Burris, secretary and treasurer, Kay Weaver and EJ .. a. m.; siaidiy School, 10:30 a.m. Youth sen:lce, Sunda,y, 6:30 p, sie Uevlng; stnry teller, Sally m.; Preaebirw every Sunda.Y. 7 Herndon, Nursery, Iva Athey and Patty Smith; kitchen committee, ElsJe Llevlng, Hazel Capehart, DANVILLE PILG!IIM Holiness Church - Charles U:Jzer1 .Pastor; Mary Ueving and Mary HoffAdra ;wtck, &mdaySchooiSq>er- man. Teachers and helpers are a11 lntendent. &mda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; worshtP aervice, 10:30 a. m. foUows: Kindergarten, 3yearsto Youth an~ Ju~ulh service, 5 years, Jean Hoffman, teacher, ~:f5 jl; m. Ev rthlll, 7:30. Geraldine Rous!J, Dreaml StePrayer and praise, Weche.sdl,y, vens, craft workersi '"J u d y 7:30. Hesson, teacher. Marpret Ann UNITED FAITH CHURCH- Athey, Elizabeth Hudnall, CaroNoise Settlement - llobert E. lyn Rouab, craft -kers; Begin.. linlth, Sr,, !>Utor. &!nell¥ School ners, Loueva Kent, teacher, Peg. •II>Orlntendent Kenneth Matson, flY Roush, Mary Duncan, craft Sunda,y School, 9:30 .. m.; wo... workers; Primary, lsi grade, Na- BANKERS GATHERING ... and Save Even More m, alternately, Pra.Yer meeUJW, Wednelda.Y, 7:30 g, m. · HEATH METHODIST CHURCH -Middleport. Rev, Max Donahue, neither hath the eye seen, OGo~ beside thee, what he hath pr.. PBre<l lor him that Wlltelh lor mwdon iD.t worship 1ervice, 9:30 Italy and Gennan,y signed a 10. More than 200 Ohio bankers will arrive &lnday on the Ohio University campus to attend the 15th annual Ohio School ol Banking. The program, oponsored by the Ohlo Bankers Aasodation ln cooperation with Ohio University, continues through June 14. the01e for this Bible Lesson i.8 from lliaiah: "Since the begin.. ning of the world men have not heard, nor Perceived b, the ear .P&stor; By Unhed Press International Today is Friday, June 7, the 159Jh daj' ·>( 1968 with 207 00 (ollow. The moon is between its first ·~uarter and full stage. The morning stars are saturn an:l Venus. The- evening star Is Jupiter. On this day in history: In 1864 delegates meeting at the Republican Convention in Baltimore nominated Abraham Lincoln &lXI Andrew Johnson to head the ticket. In 1933 Great Britain, France, A scotch foursome wa1 planned for 4 p.m. at the Pomeroy Golf Club by the Women's Association Tuesday night at the course. The event, scheduled for Memorial Day, waspostponeddue to the weather. Mrs. ~lenrletta O'Brien gave golfing instructiOft and diacuiS· ed golf etlq.aette. A wiener roast was held and members then played a round ol golf. SCIENCE Soc!ety - Pt. Ploa~~nt. "Reality" Is the subject of the Lesson SOr'!"'n ID be read In all Christian .SCJence churches this &.mday. The Golden Text Whlchoet&the Church - James Quisenberry, The Almanac Scotch Foursome Planned by Ladies . CHRJsr!AN uncts.v evening, I Coady moving to Powhattan, was given Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. George Hadtett, Sr. Hostesses for the partf were Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Don Mullen, and Mrs. Dorothy Niert. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Glen Glaze, Mrs. Dale Walburn, and Mrs. Robert Parker. others attending were Mrs. Don Becker, Mrs. Glen Hens~ ler, Mrs. Paul Cascl, M r s. Yvonne Scally, and Mrs. Tom STOP AT KAUTZ IN CHESTER FOR YOUR LOVE IT! Saturday. Middleport oommuni1i)' park, 8:30p.m. The J-.ys to emcee. MONDAY DINNER AT DAV Home. Porneroy, at 6:30 p.m., Mon1ay, followed by meeting and election of officers. All DAV members and wives invited. Jacob Turner, commander. ty • • • ·'4· ~ .. . . .••.;.............o;o;-••"''"'·~··r.q;.;.,.,.-~,'0' , •1. • LAUREL CLIFF FREE·~·· . Hll1llltoo Washers all love-ly colors. A surprise golng.. wa.Y party Cor Mrs. Don Ram88.)', who ts Shower Given Mrs. Leach cows THE MIDDLEPORT Boys' League sponsors teen dance par. ,0 1Dzrectory for . t~;i!:~,!!,~~~~£~!!,!:£~fL~J chorister Win be Mrs. Clark, and directing the program It crafts will be Mllclrecl Jacobo. day night, l'llmero_y tennis court, gram. 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The Ja.Y• wlll emcee. In case or rain, the dance will be Inside the l'llmeA week ot free art and ceramroy junior high audllnrium. ic lessons will be offered at the POMEROY CHAI'fER !86, Or- D'Arllote Gallery, 525 N, second der of the Eastern star, tnspec.. Ave., Middleport, accOrding to tion, Fridl.y, 7:45 p. m., Pom- Mrs. Ruth Gosney, director. eroy Masonic Templej Mrs. COra The schecllJe of classes is a1 Webb, depuQ- grand matron of follows: Monday, 7 to 10 p.m. District 25, inspecting ontcer, ttgure drawing, Mrs. Gosney, POMEROY BOWLING Lanes lnstmctor; TUesday, 7 to 10 p. m., figure palntJng, Mrs. Gosbanquet, Eagles Club, begillling ney, instructor; Wednesday, 7 to 6;30 p. rn. Friday; dinner at 7:15 10, ceramics; Thursday, 7 to music by Allan Lee King. 10, still Urei and Friday, 7 to 10, children's work. SATIIRDAY 0., Frlday, June 7, 1968 :::: ' ' ••' •' •' •,o ,<,•,•,-:O:•,•,o;.;.;.;o:o:-:•:•:•:•:•::::::·:-:-:.·... »:o:·:-:-;.·.o..o,o,o,oA•...........,,.,.,.,._, ..._.........................,_... ~ p'r imary; Joal1 Clark, Junior&, and Kathy Pullins, teenage clan. The Brt~nda Gilmore Will serve u secretary and treasurer. Helpers wlll be Carolyn Soulllb,y, Karen Flores, Bec:iq Qlin, Beu, Gill, chairman. and Delores BaDey. Theme will The teachers will be Sb!rley be .,God's Word, Tod~'aHope." Chester Road; patio su.gper and Friend, beglnnera; Irene IQein, All chlldren ol the community come-es..you.are party. are Invited. The school wUi be OUTSIDE DANCE party Friconcluded June 21 with a pro- FRIDAY HAPPY HARVESTER:i Clasa, Trinity United Church o! Chrlo4 6:30 Friday night at the ione of hostess, Mrs. Ada Holter, :i~~:·:~.~~:.-.~~~.~~~~!:.~~~eroy-Mlddleport, Bible School Planned ,,,,,,Ill HARRY MILLER . 992-3635 Adam•. -lhl». . .' •· . .· • •• \ ROYAL OAK PARK TINY'S FOOOI.AND FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMJNG Middleport, Ohio K&C JEWElERS "Keepsake Diamond Rtogs•• We FW All I.bctors PrescriPtions 993.2955 312 E. Main ll. Pomeroy Pomeroy RACINE PlANING MIU LYONS MARKET "MEMBER OF THE BJG 3" General Merchandise r..,per• Plains 667-3280 THE SEWING CENTER WHITE SEWING MACHINES HQuality Fabrics At Economy Prices" 83 Mill ll. llllddleport 993.3284 Middleport HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main st. Pomeroy Support the Church of,.,... Choice HfiNER'S BAKERY u~.v.. Phone 993.3978 TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWAI£ Paints and General HardWare T11>pers PWns 687..-a 992-$320 GOEGlEIN READY-MIX CO. Bakers of Good Brad Building ~lie s and Mlllwork General Contracting RAU'S BEN FRANKliN STORE PhobO 993.3481 N. SOCond Ave, Middleport, Ohio BOWERS DRIVE_. RBTAURAIT AJNOID'S 50110 SIIVI(I 99U098 ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0. "A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY" �.... ... - ~ -· .. .., .. "4 ' .. - --- ••.• • ' • •• - ~ •• ~.- ' ··- . 8 - The Dail,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Frldlly. June 7, 1968 1 ,,,., .. ------------------------------~~ tfllll o.,.DIADI. Mhre 'uttllctllan. lkiiHIIr DIIHIIH ' D,M, C•nc.lltlletll & Corl'fttliM ICH,... 1111HI t e.m. hr Will N QUALm *' M ,_.....,......, IIICif'I'HI lllllrtlll'l, Cb.,IIIO Sharp black finish with deluxe vinyl interior, all good tires, radio, heater. A real sharp car. 7Sc n clfttt ,., nnl "''" a......, .,•• lftMr1 .. 1'11. 1t ~ .. ~~ ,., ,_,....... 1963 CORVAIR CONV ..... ............... ... $995 , II ........1 DtleiUIU 1ft INM Ml 1ncl Mh ,.lei within 1t doyl. CAID OF THAMKI & OIITUAIY tl.M .., Jl word mlnhnum. Ia. 1963 CHEVROLET % TON .............. .. ... $995 700 x 17 tires, Heavy duty springs, solid cab, covered lxldy, . Local 1 owner, low mlleage, , ..,....... ..,.. tc. IL.IND AOI AIIIIIHIInllll Uc Cl'l.,,. per Aci'HF• tl..-nt. OIIFICI HOU.I 1111 •·"'· to S:OO ,.m. Deily trlt ...... tt:to ........turd.. Notice WILL DO aewing In Ill)' bome. Make anything. Mra. Carolyn Lewis, Phone 1192.-2271. l>6-3lc Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO • @ I -------------'!""'--.i.l 1 - .Auction BULK FERTILIZERS ·~ ....... ... . . ~- AUCftONEER Complete llenlct Write, l'lloae or Ormfael crut llnrllwd llacJae, Oldo I I Uc · For Sale 992-2181 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. For Sale MOTOR BOAT, 25 hp motor. M r. G Foed Marbl, Rl. 7 Middleport. U-3lp BANANAS, lllc lb., mUk 79c a gaUon,3 dozen bologna lb. sUced .1.39, ' •w 89c.sJowl AU. SIZES plus tax each a.ltlt CARPETING ....,..,., aYDEKUHN ltttlne, Ottlo, PlallltHf, U'L ABNER :::r US, TOO!!- SILENT HAIN'TGONNA .c.,.........,....,. E!>RJ;:AK HIS SILENCE - - llltHtt Matle IOIYIII lmlfll -- - ••• Defeftfe1111.1 LIOAL NOnCI AIR CONDITIONING Refriger- BUDGET PRYCE fumllanr 4111 ation service. Jacl!'a llefrlg. our third Roor budget shop. oration, New ua.... hone Raker Fumlluro, Middleport, 8112-n. 4 s 11e Ohio. T II lfe 5.55 SAVE SPACE FREE SJORAGE MOTH PROOFING AIC CLEANERS W, Va. 773·5543 EVINRUDE SALES AND IIERVICE BEGINNERS SPECIAL $295.00 RED FfSH BOAT MA5TERaWT TRAILB EEK AND MEEK Schwarze! Marine Hockin.sport, Ohio I l l Have You Tried Bailey's Fine Food? -- i l ....... HOBSTETTER REALTY .. JUST li..EIJT ......, tlon wUI lurnlah doeQ, one bulldln( \ WAITRESS, FULL or par I Ume; 21 lo 40: nlg!ll obllt. No aperience neceaoai'J. ~ ply In pmon, Blue Tarlall. M6le Help W•ntecl 'LADY lor housework, coot, n.. In or out, phone 99UZ51, eontact 0. IDndy over Liberly Theatre, Middleport for Inlier· riew. .,.. uttc STEREO RADIO combination: FOR BE'l'I'EK elealnl. lrl CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" repossessed: beautiful cab(. keep colon gieamlng, u 1 t breeding service. Call Leland Blue Lustre wpet •. _ . net, like new. Balance due Parker, Pnmeroy reside•ce labor neuiiii'J' to operate tha eonRont electrlo rd!am_. fl, $87, or m•ke payments of to apprOYM ~taftdudl . Baker Fl!ndlure. ....., 1192-2284 or call •talfon Tup- -Inn $5.14 per 1nonlh. Phone 99J. Requtll.l lvr b1d propoul Ianna pera Plal!M 66'1·3251. 8 2 SOle 1haukl be made kl tho Dl'ridoD of 21136. Jl..Ute Parkl liDd Recre1Uon. Room llli Ohio WALNUT STEREX> radio. Beau. DepartrMnta Bulldlnt:, Columbul, APPALOSSA STUD servlee. By Ohlv . ...::1218. Talaphono 48U·m1. liful contemporary walnut steTWO AIR condlllonera, washer nlm J:. IIORB appointment, pirone IIIUIII. D:lrettor and dryer, dinette set, sofa reo with AM & MF radio, def.l4-301p 11a1 JT, If. aJ, .htne 7 4kl luxe lloating turntable, dual couch, two lounge chain, one auto otereo unit ,,rnJ tapes. volume control. Four speed The first Easter parade took D. A. Milam. 894 Pearl St., automatic changer. Pay only Cheese experts say the place in 1876 on Atlantic City's 15 per month or balance fewer and smaller the holes famous boardwalk, according Middleport, Phone m.5SOS. $78.62. Free borne demonstra- In Swiss ch ..se, the better lhe lo the Encyclopaedia Britan1+41~ tion. Call m-3218. ll-7.etc cheese. nica. appro11mately U feet br 10 faet, tl rowboatl wtth oan, 1nd o11e refrlroret.ett Jce houar. Tile com:eUlonatr. .,_.ID fumilh all other oeqUlJ:Im~mt, marcbandile, 011tertall. uuuu.. aa.d •• anee ta~e. The Mel11 Local Sehool Dlltrlet rt• " " " the rlrht ta njeet au aad all btda. ThDJa lnterelttd bl. lllllnnlttlq bldl ' m•y call or wrtte tha Clerlr'• of&a fDf Prlee QuvtaUon FOI1Illi. TM Mo.l ..l Lotll lth... Dlllotrlet L- w. Mcc...,, e~o.- Tot. "2-HH 8-U; S-31: f.'IJ e-It fte ! ~ j l presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT ·" 7!50 .A:M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. l<eeoing Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As .. • • UTTL£ ORPHAN ANNIE WOW~ '10U SURE C.AU.EO ITt \fOU ~A KNUKS,SPELLED I<NOWINCi ~0\JJ I<NUKS OPtRAit.S, I'M Qurrt CtRTAIN WlUlt to settle an &.rgument. about a dog? A new sllde rule eont.alrui s.ooo ra.cts about the 115 recognized breeds. mogs Computer, Morse and ,. A!180Clate3, SUite 1702, 203 N. Wabaah Ave .. Chicago, DU . MR. 'TAR l'a NO~R WITI-l ' ~UES'C> I DID '01« SOMET~INQ UKE THAT! •.. ...BUT I'D SURE LIKE T'RE THERE TO SEE 1'-tf RIG 'MJRI(! . . DAILY CROSSWORD AOBOSM 1. - tloo llahel ':'.Doom u . Thlnk 12." .FOJ'CQ 13. Gooae U . Afternoon 9. Glrl'1 name rec:eptiOfll tf. Malt beYerace 17. Francbi.R lt. - and tear •· .2t. Small •• arboreal mammal : 28.Aiteod ·1 W8 WILL MAVI A INCfAt, IALI WUII . .AY IYINI ..., nNII 1M. 10. Lqal m.U.r a . Wander li.Efllllah ltreetear 19. Compaea 21. Peru.e 211. Wan4 of Napoleon'a volcanoea :12. Handle 23. Renown 24 ..Maopo- tamla . 25. Contour ~~WIDM;-IkJ --~t.J .-~ -· l> y dlaeord 34. Cavtt1e1 37. Mao- ufoc. lure Ye•lmar'• 38. Small qu&l't'tl l .WJt'RE A•••.f.. ( 42. AxUJ& 43. Hole in CUIIng 39. Binrtnr voice mold 40. Unlvenity otfleor u. eutttnr tool .... , ,.,,,,,. _, .,I.,,.,,. ' • ,._ o, "' ' •• ,.. 45. Trouble I 4T. Stom. mennr IIOUnd L'cl'r o tHOTFUR( 30.Board 31.l.oole cloak • 31. Nail • 3T. Chler 38.· Unhappy 41 . Medieval futener : 44. Similar ~ ... ·« .LaQQ nunoil YINtll!l'day', Jltt111P1re1 OOUII CAJCID AMUt.n MMOUI TERRY .. .-... : : l:'Cuur'• ••. -.....nent •1• 2. Gem •tone •• I. Export ot SORIO' A80I.IT llU$, SIR . Heft I DIDN'T HACK uP 'IPIJR: lAWN TOO ~DI. 'f. 8LASTEI' ENGINE JUST CONKED OUT. rranoo FomoJ.! .,: . .ilt or••• : ' :;. ,u;;· . t .......1:-"'+'""""I.;:Jl ' ... ~ ' • p,U..y (JRYI"ttQ~t:-Here'• liow lo Work II: , Alll'DLBAA,,X. '; II L 0 :N 0 r :,: L L 0 - ~ . . . . . oo!~ airllply iturdll for anoUi;,., ~ '!i ~or ,~ ;lh!" u.,.ll for lbo '"" O'o, flc, lbwlo lett..., .• ,_ ~~ tbiko.,U. end fif!:ntatloOI of ·lb• wor<11 oro oU blall. each ·• y tht ~ l.._tors aN dlllqeat. . , ·"'l ·\"!'! ,~ • ~ Ill T . • . ....... g.... . . ..• ,~',;' I .. • :>J;:f... • ,'L't'l':~·~,,~ ' ,·:, ·-- •.• a. 1'........,.. CrrPtltaltrpt ~0 PAIIts FOR \VII· DOIIAIIOfJO THOll~ WHO WANT BOTH.-TI:IIPLli: ~, , ' I ' .. - ... ..- J'CPVP QJ: QW K.JWOBBII.-OPPZOPV lf!lllii>l• .\ t• TO TAKE OfF AGA!fll .. I'VBROIP FPJIIC ,P I: H .PW CBT HRZC • .W. YA. .• ,, I KNOIV ~THIN6 ~ Bf61NE5, M" PfRHAP5 THf. OOI.aE CAN liE QUICKL'( .TtlfRf.IS -SlllL LIGHT )Oi l "' •. ~li\na.n,_t • ,p eutoo?-- DOWN : /J IJNERE CAN I 00 ?WKEIIE' CAN I HID!'? 1ro;;.-:,- IM THE(I III I )UITI" ,.. 4t. Uquid · "' 150. City in •• LILA's COI~NG ! I DOitT CUI.IIT 10 Sf£ ~! I DON'T WANT 10 RfVJV'E Q..O ME.ImES... r;;;\ Now orranp lht circled lttlen to form &he aurprile an~wer, u ol-1. Metal :: J ] n I I n~;i;i~~;":~:;~~-·;-~~·od~b~Jihe abo•• .... IMIU A OLM l 0 S4.PJ~out Auction lim HC'.\1 MLIC>I WILL 'IOU CHARGE TO REPAIR THIS CRIICK IN MY one letter to each square, to form four ordinal')' word1. deuot sa. seo~ Knotts Community ,_ H f N fll AI I"" Ol D •" " I Ill Ji J I t \ U~t~<nntble theae tour Jumblet, 32. God· . point :21 . GoddHII of syste· mallcally .... at LMIM. ..._ 8. BJnd 20. A1terlsk 20. ReiOrt. 23 . A rran&oe thr lela Will . . Ca11nW nte lahlnt•r ..,.n~q Duo Tt on. ..... AUdiMIM .. c....... 8. Exelama- of I. Followtng C..W.ItatT~• • A 'TAI<,'iO.PELLEO 8ACKWPRDS' LIOAI. MOT1CI· . $'299 MAlOti FURNRURE CO. SAC.-;WAroS, WOULD "mKE Entertained $30.00 ........ ,.•• • • • ," INFORMATION NEWS 3 lOOMS New Furniture ONLY l UP• ,rl' Reo.--- • 111E FflJCE POMEROY HOME AND lUT.O PIJONB-41'11 r----------------------------; ~::::::::::::. "J Beg Your Pardon!" I WMPO Female Help Wanted SMILE- P1L 99ll-2143 NO. 14-ttl Orit Frederick 1ncl NaYII E. J'red. paint 13.59. M & G Market, CONSIGNMENT Sale: Cornplele BLACK MIN lATURE Poodle · ·. L ·•;n retitle .at ~~ Geor,~town , Rt. 7, Middleport. ~ Ros~. lndlnnllpoH.e. In the State at WILL CARE FOR elderly men Pups, $75. West Highland Une of farm machinery and lndl•m, will talle notice that on tlut Wh1te Terriers $100, 1961 and women, ambulatory or houaehold itema. June 15 otart. 20th diJY of Mlf, IIMSB, the PIIIDt!ff , The Racine HDIIMI NtUontl Bank. JLa. bed patients, Mason Clinic, Farrnall CUb Tractor, hydrau- '55 CHEVROLET TRUCK, new f"lnl, lng at noon. Sldehlll auction Ohio, rued Itt PeUUon arllinllt 6 ply tlrea with 8 fool utillty tllem In the CGurt of Common Pleu Mason, 6-l..!Oip lic lilt, 3 point fast bitch, sinon Leo Morris farm, Rutland, READY • MIX coneroto deliv- SEWING MACHINES, npalr M'ri ¥• County. Ohio, the tame b&· bed. Ideal for plumbers, pain. ot Ohio. Anyone wiahlng to aeli gle plow, 5 foot cutter bar Jnr C11e Na. 14,.29(1, lor Ule reeov. ered right to your project. service, an makes. WY 1leTs or carpenters. Job n ery of money only, the amount eltim· any item at the aale call 742and disc $1100. Price firm. LitWILL CARE for elderly wo"""' Fall and easy. Free esti2284. The Pabrle Shop, Pomed belne t5.UIJ.OO, pita IAte....,t h'01r1 Krawsczyn, Middleport, ph,nne Allgust In my horne. Phone 742-0795. 4M8 or 742·5817. Not responH~ Barkar<)() Kennels, Cool14, 1967, at the rate of slll: mates. Phone 992-!284, Goeg. eroy. Aullrorir.ed Singer Saiea IC-2717. ll-ll-3tc per <lent per annum, aDd ea.t1 of sible for accidents. Lunch will ville, Ohio, 669-3654. ll-7-10tc 1-Utp •ull , am:l f<Jr f<1teel0111ure of the mort. leln Ready • Mix Co., Middle. and ServlC<!. We Sharpen ga ge on certtlD rut ett.ate l.n "ld he served. Terms of sale SclllSOts. ,... port, Ohio. I ill! lfe PelltLon dtll('r!bed , to.1VI:t: THE MEIGS County Fish and Caah. ll-6-8tc 48 PASSENGER school bus , 14 FOOT GALVANlZED boat &Inc lD Sutton Towt~~blp. lie~ Count y. Ohio. Beln1 In lOO.acre with nara and llfe jackets; 4 Game Assn. will meet 1buJ's. good condition, new paint, Lat No. an, In Section Ill, To-. passenger, $60. Joha Kraw~hip 2. Range U of the Ohio Cam. day, Jone 6 at 7:30 p.m. at best offer, Henry Bahr, phone EXPERT FIRESTONE DLC 1110 Wanted To Rent pany'1 PurehQe. Bellnnl.l'lt 30511 sczyn, Middleport, Phone m. the Pomeroy Gun Club. All SMALL FARM or buy - on lll!5-J983 Chesler. 11-7-iltp NI!W TREAD-BLACKWALL . f~t WJ:>II of I Ut ttoM lD the eut Wheel Alignment line of Sectto11 15. the nid tet 2717. ~ members and officers a r e land rontract. Pbone !192-51120. Sin Prlct Tu J st'l ne beln~~: 3411.S teet south of lha northeut corner of Ni~ ~ectlon: urged to attend this Import. FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, 6.10x13 9.81 J7 ~ J l i•~nce 1<>o'lh 21!1' feet . then ce we1! 6.10xi4 9.11 .a ant meeting. ~ basement, two large lots, in STRAWBERRIES, 40c a box. 202 feet; thence north 115. ~ feet: 700xl3 lo.ll .113 Roy W. ProUIII, Pnrtland. 1!~ ,.,., .... ra •t ?.1)2 fl'l'l to the plal'e Racine. Call m ·Z039 or 919UNFURNISHED apartment In of lx!lllnnlnc. co nblnlne t aer'f!. 100xl4 tO.II A3 11-Ut<: SHOOTINU MATCH Sunday, ucept thf c'lnl an(! mln~rnl1 then·· 2951 . 11-7-ftp Pbone 143-2433. 750xll tt.ll .41 Pomeroy. Write Box lifi!IR In under re1erve~ In deed recorded 670xl5 lUI A7 June 9. noon to 4. H8lllll, hoIn fl n'lk !J!l. Pagf 3511, Mellll Coun· care of The Dally Sentinel, PlusRO<O,.,....loExclto,.. SAVE 1311 or more on aluminum ty Deeed Reecordl. """· ha~ of hog. Shotguns onPomeroy. ll-7-2tp SPINET PIANO. Wanted, r .. Natlonw.._ Gulnntee ·. r ', l~o included In t'•e J hove duulboats. AU slzea I0-12-JS.l4 ly. Rutiand American Legion -GUARANJEED.. . sponsible party to take over tH:d rul e•tate, tte tonowlllr: Beln11 In Srr.tio n 1!1. Sutto./11 Tov."nshlfl . fool. Call 99Z-2347, ,.. 119U258. Home. &6-41o low monthly payments on a Beglnnlnl at " poat on the tou\h. Lost and Found 5-1tl-3lllc wt•st rnn •~r of ~ o:>nt ·ane tract Til· Spinet Piano. can be seen Jo. corded In Deed Book NtJ, 180. l"qe LOST, Ladies good watch, Ra· ONE OLIVER tractor 70, with JIM ADAMS Auction every Frically. Write Gredit Manager, ~MI . M'<!l ~l Cnnnly Deed R ~cordt : cine Reunion Dance, make of lhence north In teet: thence north cuiHvators and mower. Goed day at RuUand will start at P. 0 . Box 276, Shelbyville, ln. ~9 drll'r-MJ 21 mlnut1!11 ea1t 202: feet watch is Gerard Paragon. 7 p.m. Instead of 7:30 p.m. parallel and 15 feet north of a diana. ll-7·2tp shape. Marvin Miller, salem block bulldlnl' thence south 0 .29 I I Write Box 668'1', In care of Center. U-~lp Jim Adams, Auctioneer. feet; thence wut ~~ fnt to tlH I . The Dally Sentinel, . Pomeroy. plue o f be11lnntng, cant1iJII1lf .:14 6-4-4tc J966 CHEVY Corvalr: like new, 1 Jere. There 11 alto rranted here6-7-llc' $1lll0 Phone 1192.-21111 11-Wic THREE PURE bred short horn with a rllhl ·of-w•y 10 feet widr : I . · · bulls. Phone Wilkesville 1169runnine aoutb from Road No. T-100 TERMITES SWARMING? alonJ the ent aide of the aOO.• They are re-productivea, not 1961 FoRYl, 4-door, lk:yllnder, 4844 after 8 p.m. Hollis R. mentioned one-acre tract, to IMI \l!l('d by the Grantee• . their hetn your worker colony. Free Jn. standard transmission. Will Grate. ~p I I and aut.cn•. In conunon llril.l:r. the For Rent spections and Information on Granton. thtlr hein 1nd au11n1, sell cheap. E1cellent condi1 t TRAILER SPACE, any size, all u • mean~ of In'"'• and ern-, crawl space dangers. No tion. Robert Hill, Racine. Ph. MAPLE STEREO. 1968 rnndel but the re•pon•lblllty net experue. utilities, large comer Jot, in I m•tntlmtru:e anti upkeep of Nl~ saleaman, low overhead, 50 949-3811. ll-ll-3tp stereo. Lovely maple, AM & I BRING THE FAMILY IN SUNDAY ·I town. John Fultz, Middleport, rteht.of.way • hall be with the Gnn· per cent aavlngB. AIDed Peat teu. tbelt heln and UllpJ". FM radio. Four speed autoI 1 Ohio. Phone 992-2319. 6-6-3tc need RefP.rene41: Volume 220, Plllfe Cootrol, Pnmeroy, Oblo. TWO BEDROOM home, bath matic changer, four speaker :aot, llele• CDWl\7 Died Record~, : You always have a wide menU clloice I ~nd Volume :Uti, Pa1e 4!'7. Ielp Phone II9U669 evenlngB. system. Pay only $8!1.58 or full basement, garage: TwoI at Batley's ... steaks, cllt~Ja, seafoods and I PLENTY of space for one trailCounty Deed Recordlll. ~ year-old home In Syracuae. monthly payments ol $6. Free 111• pnyer of the PetltiOD b t or er with all facihties. In SyraI Bailey's famoos Broasled Qlickea. Plan to II the f'8('oq.,. of montJ oob', in ~ home demonstration, call 992- •mount ~ cuse. Call 992-3904. 4-la.tfc Phone 1192.-:1!21. of e.eas.oo. pl111 blterelfl I ~at out Sui'Miay~ .- - • · · · ! ..~"" jm.r. DO -lng at horne from Aurult 14, 198'1. 11 the rate of 3218. ll-7-6tc elx per (!l!nt per annum, Utd tOilll zippera, pockets, pegging, of wlt. and for thw fort-Cion.,. of BAILEY'S RESTA.UJiA.NT FURNISHED and unfurnished FOUR BEDROOM horne on Lin. a morto11e on said real ~tate. •~ hemming, alterations, ete. coin HJII, Pomeroy: recentiy SHARP ~ FORD 'I• ton pickup, apartments. Close to school. for other equitable reUef, 5al4 Dl· : 218 1:. MAIN PHONE 992-3974 POMEROY : Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Ma11011, remndeled. Large lol; $11,995. $275. Go north on Rt. 7 lo ftndanl a are noaulred to 11\1-r uld Phone 9112-5143. 10-18-tfc petition on the 13th day af JW.,, 1* Phone Tn$51. 4-JJ.tfc L--~~:_~~--:_~_to_!:!:..~~:.~~-~!:~-J Call Lee Seyler, 992-2Ga, Eastern High School and turn or Jud~P.nl wm be taken •eatntt t .s4te left, it is 2 mllea out, first LARGE live room and bath SIDE GLANCES By Cill Fox Tha lOCIM HOflll HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springt Netlonel llllflk. house on left past the church. apartment, newly deroratl!d, ' ltciM, Ohio Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MonMAPLE STEREO radio, 11188 ll-7·2tp furilace heat, Pomerov, PlalntHf day thru Friday. Ladles nJgbt wo_,.r and Puth Early American lllereo radio Pbone 99U307. 1 ·~-tfc ,...._,.y, 01'111, every Friday. Ullc combination. Beautillll solid Attern..,t Mr Plallttlff R..l Estate For S•le Wol: Wt; •7: 11-tt: t.St Sbtl state unit with 4-speed chang. TRAILER SPACE, all utilltiea er. Take over payrnenfl of fll available. Inquire 156 Mulber. per month or balance fll.91. ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Writ• P. WANTED LliOAl NOTICI Also, lovely walnut CODJOie Sealed blcll wUI be received by tbe 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc LADY to stay nights with elderM~l!illll Local Sc hool Dl~tr\d Roard of with 4 speaker aouncl system, Educallon at their otnee In the )ljd. ly lady In Racine. CaD 949diPporl Hl llh Schaol Bullil lnJ , Mid · 4 speed dual volume ecntrol GEO. ROBS'l'l!liTER - TWO BEDROOM trailer, M r. dleport. Ohio . for .chool buJ ttru 1965 or 91~ u.3tc with AM & FM radio. Pay POMEROY - 5 Rooma, medern \JUU\ 12 :00 a'docil noo n on June n . G Market, Rt. 7, Middleport. 1968. at whl(!h time the bldt wUJ be balance 188.09 or paymenll bath, panellng, full basement •·p<:ned. ~ For Trade The tire bld1 are for Mbool boa of 15 per month. CaD !J112.3218. with garage, above lloodl. tire& to be P\lr~ha~ fur 1 period \ CASH FOR Antique~. Bm 6-Uic S'l ACRE FARM - 20 tractor ot one year beelnnlne on July :MI. For Sale 1961'1 and ~xll!ndlnw untu July 28. Hamm, Middleport. Oblo. \ tlDahle, clean, good lencea, I ' 11169. THREE ACRES, 5 room house, f.IHOic ZIG ZAG-QMATIC: Well brown room bome, modera bath, Six quutaUun• are reque.ted u new roof, bam, ceJiar, two bam, and other btdldiDI(B. ldl- f ollowl: make sewing rnaciiine has :-.~a_ 1: A. ftut I(Tade Une tire of clBterns and lumlttD'e $4500. nylon t'OIUitructlon with l"'lf\lllr many features. Makes buttonnerall. Wanted To Lease Phone 742-5613. 5-lll-30tp tHad. 111 Ply , 11~ 9:00d0. holes, darns, mends, without HEIJ!N ud VIIIGO. TEAFOliD No. 2: A first .-rade IIIII! tire of !I' ARMS In Melp cr Muon nylon coOJtmc llon with mnd 1nd altaclrrnents. Sews on a II Auocloleo ltJ.3SII County for oU and gu. Wrlle LARGE HOUSE In Racine, 9 •now trtad , 10 ply, alz.e 9:t0d0. No . J: A flnt lfrBde line tlre of types of fobrlcs. Free home ....... OIJio to <llaweva Oil and G a 1 rooms. one third acre lol, n..ylan oon•ltuctlon wlt.h nJU.].ar demonstration. Pav balance of &6-atc tTtead , 10 ply, 1l&e 8:2!1:11.30. Corp., 506 Cotler St., Marietta, goed locaUon, 185110. Phone No. of.: A flnt lfl'l,de Bne Ure of l $12.98 or rnrmthly payments. 0. f.31.1J1p nylon ronstructton with muod and I 9111-3752. 5-29-12tc •now tre1d , 10 ply, 111e 1:15d0. Call m -3211. s.utc l t I u I 0'1IIIIEll AND CROW I I No . !: Reca pp\nl ol tlreJ B:UdO 11&\LTY COMPANY I' I •llh tlnt 1rade nibber. HOME GROWN tomato plants Wanted To Buy I I ,.._, . I ' No . t : Jl;eupplnl of tire~ I:OI:dO wUb liM Jr.tde rubber. f<>r garden use : Early Val· 50 x 10, TWO BEDROOM trail- IWIIIAN - I story frlmt, 7 SMALL ACREAGE, no building, \ l.l• ll Tho1e lnt.ere•led In •ubmltllnr bl41 er, carpeted living room and rooma, 4 bedrooma, bath, tan!, Hln.. , 1350, Big Red, state price and full particuallould c11l or write the Clarlr. lor blue kitchen. Contact W. C. plenty gardeD apace. A ~ at Prl ~ o: Quotlltlon P'onn1. Delicious, and Improved Mexlars. Write Box £68 F c-o the The Melp Local Scltool DUtrtd Spencer near the MI. Herman '-1,100.110. Ican. Also cabbage and pep 1nerve1 the rl1ht to rejed III:J' 1111d Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy. Church, or phone Cheater IJ85. MlllDIJil'ORT- I atory frame, all bldl. per plants. Thomas Hayman, 11-7~ The M•l" LOcal kl'leol Dlttrlft 35S3. ..wtp I bedrooms, part bath, Dice L. W. McCOll! ... Cltrtl Syraeuse, 0. 5-24-121o "Yea, our boy is doing all right in Vietnam, but he feels T•l . HZ-5651 lot. ,1,975.110. &.211: 5-31 ; f.?: 6-ltl ftc AN'ITQUES, furniture, dlobel, ht ahould be at home takin& part in the hostilities!" miscellaneou.. M!'ll. Howard POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy PURE CLOVER bay; waa not ~Y - 2 atory frame, 4 I . In hlglr water; II acres to cal bedrooms, 2 bathl, buomenL miniature, 175 and up. Stud Cecll, Q W. Main St., P.LHA.L NOT1CI Slllm(ll Ia Demoad In freld. Priced rigbL J. ll. Ideal for large family, fll,tiO. Su 11!11 blda will be I'OC!ii!ITllll bJ' LI¢A.L NOTICI service and grooming. Phooe 'lf11. 1·25-Uc Liechtenstein, one of the . the Kelp Loeal Sehool Dlltrlct Baud NOTIC! TO SIDDIII Gaul, Sumner Road. Pboae WANT TO SELLT 1192-5«3. II S tfc vf Eduutlon at thalr otflce Jn \be smalleat Independent. prlncl· The Ohio Department of NatW'IIl lliddleport Hllh Scbool BulldiQ. Cheater 531112. "-'1(1 LIST WITif US .fl~u"'~ · through the DIYilion or Middleport, Ohio, for gal<lllne for t.ho pallties In Europe, has an area P1rb and R~Nitlon, punuanl to III:NRY a•.&NII School buuea unW U:OO o'dock 110011. of only 81 square miles. The 1957 GMC half-ton plcl:up ; also and In Jctonlanee wttb the prolll· For Sale or Trade on June 11. l!MIII, at whteb Urn• tbe manufacture of p o s t a g e dont of 8eetlona 1!101.09 and 1!101 .0111 THREE PIECE Modern Walnut 0111ee •n 1 two year old small horse. Ph. bldl will be opaned , vl lht! Ohio Revt•ed Code, Pfl)poan JAGUAR for farm tractor. M bedroom Illite wltb algbl ta. The .11110llne bldl lrtl tor JUDllno stamps Is a vital part of the to contract kor the opvallon ol e 7111-4435. 6-4-41c to be punhaleel lor e parlod o:l ou country's economy because of r. G Foed Murket, Rl 7, Mid· marine and ml•cellaneou$ ref«~ll ­ ble, nne clralre lounge, one year betlnnln, an Julr 28, l.MI. ment conce•tan at Fornd Ruo State dleport. U-3lp Two quot.atlou 11'11 ,..,._...,.. 1111 the demand fol' them, accordPull:, Melea: County, Ohio. COIIOO titcheo step olool wltb 1968 ZIG ZAG portable, sllgbt(olJ()WR: Ing to the Encyclopaedia BriOffic ial bid propoall Will be nBusiness Setvfces ftequeat No. 1- A. rqulu IJI'ecle of tannica. ly uaed ; does everything with- back, .... three way lable RADIO r. TV repair, reason- eeived In the office of the DIY11Ion STORE EQUIPMENT lor hoole IUollne of no:>t leu than n oet.aa of ParQ and aecreeuon unUI :uo out attachments: In goed con- lamp - :171(, lnebol taD. Ph. ratlnJ. p.m ., June 10. 19158. Bldt will be pubable prices. Antenna r. Boo&- licly trailer. M r. G :Mmtet, Rt. 7, Reque1t No. 1-A. hllh ted pella opened thereafter bJ tbt Chill Slurg..,.. were known as· dillon, $5.!18 per month, or cuoune o1 liot .... tlwto till ter service. John Harrison, or hll IUihoriHd alent, Tbe riflht ll crt Middleport. IJ.Wip Albany beef" In the Hudson " ort1ne ratlnt~. full prl<e of 149.80. For free to reJect allJ' and aU bilk . 701 Broadway St., Middleport, reterved "nle pl'k:e quotation II to I:Dclu4t River. Tho contract will be far a tenn of '55 CHEVY 155. phone ._ home demonstration, call 992the furnlahlnlll of 1n alr eomprueor Ohio. Pbone 1192-2522, open four year~ a11d 61,i; monU.. from IUM lnd 11188 OLDS, 412, 4 speed, Jb1ne • Pnlllllre I'IUI end other liD. . UIO. Malp 15, 11188 to December 31, 1972. 21136. Jl..Ute evenlnga. 11-Hltc MJ..r/11. ~+«<! 1'hll Dlvlllon of Pub lAd Recre•- ln1 equipment for Uie Bue lfaillttlll- ... THE INSTANT HE'S ALONE HE SMILES A SLY SILENT . BllETTNAIS tl., 3 lb. llllc, Dutch Standard ® From tile Larprrc Trucl! Bullobaar illdlator To The &nalleat HeatAr Core. CtNIIIIII Itt. 1· ,.,..,.,, CALL Coot.YIU.I ........ "'"' •· •anty IIN4erlcle,. " LtSSENIN' WHILE SH!! WUZ. TALKIN' HOW TH' DING OONG COULO I L'ARN lfN LESSON WHEN I NEVER HEEREO WHATSIE SAID? Afl-kWWi ....... TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. PHONE 667·3682 ) WHAT AREVE DRAGGIN' HOME SO LATE fER? I HOPE 'IE L'ARNT 'lORE LK50N WlllN'T Rnin 1111 Dfillflll be1ut' '' ,~ Cle•••d In JOUI' own llorl'lll bp von II If dry·folm Qleii!DCI, Ho 1111111. No MU. No odor. UH Fill llle Ulll dl,, $12.00 L•aAI. NOTICI Tht lteclna tlamo NaHonal ...• SHE CLAIMED UFE TO YOUR GUARANTEED REPAIRED ASSORTED ADJUSTMENT TIRES AUTOMOBILE (nsuranC<! bee• eancelled? Lost your operat. or's Ucenoe! CaD 99J.29M. etl tfc tl'UCiHAID I! MISS PRUNeLlV KEPT ME IN AfTER SCHOOL BRING NEW TIRES Insurance IN TNI COMMON PLI.U COUIT, MI!IOS COUNTY, OHIO BARNEY Business Services C. C. BRADFORD 'f'n _~= 665 . I I Local 1 owner, low mileage car, White finish, red vinyl interior, black top, new whitewall tires. Powerglide, radio . and heater. Word IIW COili41CUflft Business Services ~ ave ~ou time & monejl. We <: .!n su pply m i~e d fertil ize rs & slraigh! mater1al s you need ~ or apply them for ~ou . Call today. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR .••.•..•......••.. $995 - • "'•• ... llA111 ' ' ' Wtnt Ad hrvlco I conts ... , Wenl .,., II'IMrtlofl MlfiiMUM Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF Dtr ., '"ltflutlo• aHUUTIOMI TIM MIQhr ,...,_, tllo rllhl tt Olltt ., reJect '"' •• dHntN IH"e••lt. TIM 11V11111hor will not .. • .A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bri;ng Top Grade.. ~esnlts . WAitT AD U..OitMATION . ~ ·~ •.' .• IJ . .~ ' •• ) - 1 . . I ' �.... ... - ~ -· .. .., .. "4 ' .. - --- ••.• • ' • •• - ~ •• ~.- ' ··- . 8 - The Dail,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Frldlly. June 7, 1968 1 ,,,., .. ------------------------------~~ tfllll o.,.DIADI. Mhre 'uttllctllan. lkiiHIIr DIIHIIH ' D,M, C•nc.lltlletll & Corl'fttliM ICH,... 1111HI t e.m. hr Will N QUALm *' M ,_.....,......, IIICif'I'HI lllllrtlll'l, Cb.,IIIO Sharp black finish with deluxe vinyl interior, all good tires, radio, heater. A real sharp car. 7Sc n clfttt ,., nnl "''" a......, .,•• lftMr1 .. 1'11. 1t ~ .. ~~ ,., ,_,....... 1963 CORVAIR CONV ..... ............... ... $995 , II ........1 DtleiUIU 1ft INM Ml 1ncl Mh ,.lei within 1t doyl. CAID OF THAMKI & OIITUAIY tl.M .., Jl word mlnhnum. Ia. 1963 CHEVROLET % TON .............. .. ... $995 700 x 17 tires, Heavy duty springs, solid cab, covered lxldy, . Local 1 owner, low mlleage, , ..,....... ..,.. tc. IL.IND AOI AIIIIIHIInllll Uc Cl'l.,,. per Aci'HF• tl..-nt. OIIFICI HOU.I 1111 •·"'· to S:OO ,.m. Deily trlt ...... tt:to ........turd.. Notice WILL DO aewing In Ill)' bome. Make anything. Mra. Carolyn Lewis, Phone 1192.-2271. l>6-3lc Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO • @ I -------------'!""'--.i.l 1 - .Auction BULK FERTILIZERS ·~ ....... ... . . ~- AUCftONEER Complete llenlct Write, l'lloae or Ormfael crut llnrllwd llacJae, Oldo I I Uc · For Sale 992-2181 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. For Sale MOTOR BOAT, 25 hp motor. M r. G Foed Marbl, Rl. 7 Middleport. U-3lp BANANAS, lllc lb., mUk 79c a gaUon,3 dozen bologna lb. sUced .1.39, ' •w 89c.sJowl AU. SIZES plus tax each a.ltlt CARPETING ....,..,., aYDEKUHN ltttlne, Ottlo, PlallltHf, U'L ABNER :::r US, TOO!!- SILENT HAIN'TGONNA .c.,.........,....,. E!>RJ;:AK HIS SILENCE - - llltHtt Matle IOIYIII lmlfll -- - ••• Defeftfe1111.1 LIOAL NOnCI AIR CONDITIONING Refriger- BUDGET PRYCE fumllanr 4111 ation service. Jacl!'a llefrlg. our third Roor budget shop. oration, New ua.... hone Raker Fumlluro, Middleport, 8112-n. 4 s 11e Ohio. T II lfe 5.55 SAVE SPACE FREE SJORAGE MOTH PROOFING AIC CLEANERS W, Va. 773·5543 EVINRUDE SALES AND IIERVICE BEGINNERS SPECIAL $295.00 RED FfSH BOAT MA5TERaWT TRAILB EEK AND MEEK Schwarze! Marine Hockin.sport, Ohio I l l Have You Tried Bailey's Fine Food? -- i l ....... HOBSTETTER REALTY .. JUST li..EIJT ......, tlon wUI lurnlah doeQ, one bulldln( \ WAITRESS, FULL or par I Ume; 21 lo 40: nlg!ll obllt. No aperience neceaoai'J. ~ ply In pmon, Blue Tarlall. M6le Help W•ntecl 'LADY lor housework, coot, n.. In or out, phone 99UZ51, eontact 0. IDndy over Liberly Theatre, Middleport for Inlier· riew. .,.. uttc STEREO RADIO combination: FOR BE'l'I'EK elealnl. lrl CURTISS "DAIRY BEEF" repossessed: beautiful cab(. keep colon gieamlng, u 1 t breeding service. Call Leland Blue Lustre wpet •. _ . net, like new. Balance due Parker, Pnmeroy reside•ce labor neuiiii'J' to operate tha eonRont electrlo rd!am_. fl, $87, or m•ke payments of to apprOYM ~taftdudl . Baker Fl!ndlure. ....., 1192-2284 or call •talfon Tup- -Inn $5.14 per 1nonlh. Phone 99J. Requtll.l lvr b1d propoul Ianna pera Plal!M 66'1·3251. 8 2 SOle 1haukl be made kl tho Dl'ridoD of 21136. Jl..Ute Parkl liDd Recre1Uon. Room llli Ohio WALNUT STEREX> radio. Beau. DepartrMnta Bulldlnt:, Columbul, APPALOSSA STUD servlee. By Ohlv . ...::1218. Talaphono 48U·m1. liful contemporary walnut steTWO AIR condlllonera, washer nlm J:. IIORB appointment, pirone IIIUIII. D:lrettor and dryer, dinette set, sofa reo with AM & MF radio, def.l4-301p 11a1 JT, If. aJ, .htne 7 4kl luxe lloating turntable, dual couch, two lounge chain, one auto otereo unit ,,rnJ tapes. volume control. Four speed The first Easter parade took D. A. Milam. 894 Pearl St., automatic changer. Pay only Cheese experts say the place in 1876 on Atlantic City's 15 per month or balance fewer and smaller the holes famous boardwalk, according Middleport, Phone m.5SOS. $78.62. Free borne demonstra- In Swiss ch ..se, the better lhe lo the Encyclopaedia Britan1+41~ tion. Call m-3218. ll-7.etc cheese. nica. appro11mately U feet br 10 faet, tl rowboatl wtth oan, 1nd o11e refrlroret.ett Jce houar. Tile com:eUlonatr. .,_.ID fumilh all other oeqUlJ:Im~mt, marcbandile, 011tertall. uuuu.. aa.d •• anee ta~e. The Mel11 Local Sehool Dlltrlet rt• " " " the rlrht ta njeet au aad all btda. ThDJa lnterelttd bl. lllllnnlttlq bldl ' m•y call or wrtte tha Clerlr'• of&a fDf Prlee QuvtaUon FOI1Illi. TM Mo.l ..l Lotll lth... Dlllotrlet L- w. Mcc...,, e~o.- Tot. "2-HH 8-U; S-31: f.'IJ e-It fte ! ~ j l presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT ·" 7!50 .A:M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. l<eeoing Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As .. • • UTTL£ ORPHAN ANNIE WOW~ '10U SURE C.AU.EO ITt \fOU ~A KNUKS,SPELLED I<NOWINCi ~0\JJ I<NUKS OPtRAit.S, I'M Qurrt CtRTAIN WlUlt to settle an &.rgument. about a dog? A new sllde rule eont.alrui s.ooo ra.cts about the 115 recognized breeds. mogs Computer, Morse and ,. A!180Clate3, SUite 1702, 203 N. Wabaah Ave .. Chicago, DU . MR. 'TAR l'a NO~R WITI-l ' ~UES'C> I DID '01« SOMET~INQ UKE THAT! •.. ...BUT I'D SURE LIKE T'RE THERE TO SEE 1'-tf RIG 'MJRI(! . . DAILY CROSSWORD AOBOSM 1. - tloo llahel ':'.Doom u . Thlnk 12." .FOJ'CQ 13. Gooae U . Afternoon 9. Glrl'1 name rec:eptiOfll tf. Malt beYerace 17. Francbi.R lt. - and tear •· .2t. Small •• arboreal mammal : 28.Aiteod ·1 W8 WILL MAVI A INCfAt, IALI WUII . .AY IYINI ..., nNII 1M. 10. Lqal m.U.r a . Wander li.Efllllah ltreetear 19. Compaea 21. Peru.e 211. Wan4 of Napoleon'a volcanoea :12. Handle 23. Renown 24 ..Maopo- tamla . 25. Contour ~~WIDM;-IkJ --~t.J .-~ -· l> y dlaeord 34. Cavtt1e1 37. Mao- ufoc. lure Ye•lmar'• 38. Small qu&l't'tl l .WJt'RE A•••.f.. ( 42. AxUJ& 43. Hole in CUIIng 39. Binrtnr voice mold 40. Unlvenity otfleor u. eutttnr tool .... , ,.,,,,,. _, .,I.,,.,,. ' • ,._ o, "' ' •• ,.. 45. Trouble I 4T. Stom. mennr IIOUnd L'cl'r o tHOTFUR( 30.Board 31.l.oole cloak • 31. Nail • 3T. Chler 38.· Unhappy 41 . Medieval futener : 44. Similar ~ ... ·« .LaQQ nunoil YINtll!l'day', Jltt111P1re1 OOUII CAJCID AMUt.n MMOUI TERRY .. .-... : : l:'Cuur'• ••. -.....nent •1• 2. Gem •tone •• I. Export ot SORIO' A80I.IT llU$, SIR . Heft I DIDN'T HACK uP 'IPIJR: lAWN TOO ~DI. 'f. 8LASTEI' ENGINE JUST CONKED OUT. rranoo FomoJ.! .,: . .ilt or••• : ' :;. ,u;;· . t .......1:-"'+'""""I.;:Jl ' ... ~ ' • p,U..y (JRYI"ttQ~t:-Here'• liow lo Work II: , Alll'DLBAA,,X. '; II L 0 :N 0 r :,: L L 0 - ~ . . . . . oo!~ airllply iturdll for anoUi;,., ~ '!i ~or ,~ ;lh!" u.,.ll for lbo '"" O'o, flc, lbwlo lett..., .• ,_ ~~ tbiko.,U. end fif!:ntatloOI of ·lb• wor<11 oro oU blall. each ·• y tht ~ l.._tors aN dlllqeat. . , ·"'l ·\"!'! ,~ • ~ Ill T . • . ....... g.... . . ..• ,~',;' I .. • :>J;:f... • ,'L't'l':~·~,,~ ' ,·:, ·-- •.• a. 1'........,.. CrrPtltaltrpt ~0 PAIIts FOR \VII· DOIIAIIOfJO THOll~ WHO WANT BOTH.-TI:IIPLli: ~, , ' I ' .. - ... ..- J'CPVP QJ: QW K.JWOBBII.-OPPZOPV lf!lllii>l• .\ t• TO TAKE OfF AGA!fll .. I'VBROIP FPJIIC ,P I: H .PW CBT HRZC • .W. YA. .• ,, I KNOIV ~THIN6 ~ Bf61NE5, M" PfRHAP5 THf. OOI.aE CAN liE QUICKL'( .TtlfRf.IS -SlllL LIGHT )Oi l "' •. ~li\na.n,_t • ,p eutoo?-- DOWN : /J IJNERE CAN I 00 ?WKEIIE' CAN I HID!'? 1ro;;.-:,- IM THE(I III I )UITI" ,.. 4t. Uquid · "' 150. City in •• LILA's COI~NG ! I DOitT CUI.IIT 10 Sf£ ~! I DON'T WANT 10 RfVJV'E Q..O ME.ImES... r;;;\ Now orranp lht circled lttlen to form &he aurprile an~wer, u ol-1. Metal :: J ] n I I n~;i;i~~;":~:;~~-·;-~~·od~b~Jihe abo•• .... IMIU A OLM l 0 S4.PJ~out Auction lim HC'.\1 MLIC>I WILL 'IOU CHARGE TO REPAIR THIS CRIICK IN MY one letter to each square, to form four ordinal')' word1. deuot sa. seo~ Knotts Community ,_ H f N fll AI I"" Ol D •" " I Ill Ji J I t \ U~t~<nntble theae tour Jumblet, 32. God· . point :21 . GoddHII of syste· mallcally .... at LMIM. ..._ 8. BJnd 20. A1terlsk 20. ReiOrt. 23 . A rran&oe thr lela Will . . Ca11nW nte lahlnt•r ..,.n~q Duo Tt on. ..... AUdiMIM .. c....... 8. Exelama- of I. Followtng C..W.ItatT~• • A 'TAI<,'iO.PELLEO 8ACKWPRDS' LIOAI. MOT1CI· . $'299 MAlOti FURNRURE CO. SAC.-;WAroS, WOULD "mKE Entertained $30.00 ........ ,.•• • • • ," INFORMATION NEWS 3 lOOMS New Furniture ONLY l UP• ,rl' Reo.--- • 111E FflJCE POMEROY HOME AND lUT.O PIJONB-41'11 r----------------------------; ~::::::::::::. "J Beg Your Pardon!" I WMPO Female Help Wanted SMILE- P1L 99ll-2143 NO. 14-ttl Orit Frederick 1ncl NaYII E. J'red. paint 13.59. M & G Market, CONSIGNMENT Sale: Cornplele BLACK MIN lATURE Poodle · ·. L ·•;n retitle .at ~~ Geor,~town , Rt. 7, Middleport. ~ Ros~. lndlnnllpoH.e. In the State at WILL CARE FOR elderly men Pups, $75. West Highland Une of farm machinery and lndl•m, will talle notice that on tlut Wh1te Terriers $100, 1961 and women, ambulatory or houaehold itema. June 15 otart. 20th diJY of Mlf, IIMSB, the PIIIDt!ff , The Racine HDIIMI NtUontl Bank. JLa. bed patients, Mason Clinic, Farrnall CUb Tractor, hydrau- '55 CHEVROLET TRUCK, new f"lnl, lng at noon. Sldehlll auction Ohio, rued Itt PeUUon arllinllt 6 ply tlrea with 8 fool utillty tllem In the CGurt of Common Pleu Mason, 6-l..!Oip lic lilt, 3 point fast bitch, sinon Leo Morris farm, Rutland, READY • MIX coneroto deliv- SEWING MACHINES, npalr M'ri ¥• County. Ohio, the tame b&· bed. Ideal for plumbers, pain. ot Ohio. Anyone wiahlng to aeli gle plow, 5 foot cutter bar Jnr C11e Na. 14,.29(1, lor Ule reeov. ered right to your project. service, an makes. WY 1leTs or carpenters. Job n ery of money only, the amount eltim· any item at the aale call 742and disc $1100. Price firm. LitWILL CARE for elderly wo"""' Fall and easy. Free esti2284. The Pabrle Shop, Pomed belne t5.UIJ.OO, pita IAte....,t h'01r1 Krawsczyn, Middleport, ph,nne Allgust In my horne. Phone 742-0795. 4M8 or 742·5817. Not responH~ Barkar<)() Kennels, Cool14, 1967, at the rate of slll: mates. Phone 992-!284, Goeg. eroy. Aullrorir.ed Singer Saiea IC-2717. ll-ll-3tc per <lent per annum, aDd ea.t1 of sible for accidents. Lunch will ville, Ohio, 669-3654. ll-7-10tc 1-Utp •ull , am:l f<Jr f<1teel0111ure of the mort. leln Ready • Mix Co., Middle. and ServlC<!. We Sharpen ga ge on certtlD rut ett.ate l.n "ld he served. Terms of sale SclllSOts. ,... port, Ohio. I ill! lfe PelltLon dtll('r!bed , to.1VI:t: THE MEIGS County Fish and Caah. ll-6-8tc 48 PASSENGER school bus , 14 FOOT GALVANlZED boat &Inc lD Sutton Towt~~blp. lie~ Count y. Ohio. Beln1 In lOO.acre with nara and llfe jackets; 4 Game Assn. will meet 1buJ's. good condition, new paint, Lat No. an, In Section Ill, To-. passenger, $60. Joha Kraw~hip 2. Range U of the Ohio Cam. day, Jone 6 at 7:30 p.m. at best offer, Henry Bahr, phone EXPERT FIRESTONE DLC 1110 Wanted To Rent pany'1 PurehQe. Bellnnl.l'lt 30511 sczyn, Middleport, Phone m. the Pomeroy Gun Club. All SMALL FARM or buy - on lll!5-J983 Chesler. 11-7-iltp NI!W TREAD-BLACKWALL . f~t WJ:>II of I Ut ttoM lD the eut Wheel Alignment line of Sectto11 15. the nid tet 2717. ~ members and officers a r e land rontract. Pbone !192-51120. Sin Prlct Tu J st'l ne beln~~: 3411.S teet south of lha northeut corner of Ni~ ~ectlon: urged to attend this Import. FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, 6.10x13 9.81 J7 ~ J l i•~nce 1<>o'lh 21!1' feet . then ce we1! 6.10xi4 9.11 .a ant meeting. ~ basement, two large lots, in STRAWBERRIES, 40c a box. 202 feet; thence north 115. ~ feet: 700xl3 lo.ll .113 Roy W. ProUIII, Pnrtland. 1!~ ,.,., .... ra •t ?.1)2 fl'l'l to the plal'e Racine. Call m ·Z039 or 919UNFURNISHED apartment In of lx!lllnnlnc. co nblnlne t aer'f!. 100xl4 tO.II A3 11-Ut<: SHOOTINU MATCH Sunday, ucept thf c'lnl an(! mln~rnl1 then·· 2951 . 11-7-ftp Pbone 143-2433. 750xll tt.ll .41 Pomeroy. Write Box lifi!IR In under re1erve~ In deed recorded 670xl5 lUI A7 June 9. noon to 4. H8lllll, hoIn fl n'lk !J!l. Pagf 3511, Mellll Coun· care of The Dally Sentinel, PlusRO<O,.,....loExclto,.. SAVE 1311 or more on aluminum ty Deeed Reecordl. """· ha~ of hog. Shotguns onPomeroy. ll-7-2tp SPINET PIANO. Wanted, r .. Natlonw.._ Gulnntee ·. r ', l~o included In t'•e J hove duulboats. AU slzea I0-12-JS.l4 ly. Rutiand American Legion -GUARANJEED.. . sponsible party to take over tH:d rul e•tate, tte tonowlllr: Beln11 In Srr.tio n 1!1. Sutto./11 Tov."nshlfl . fool. Call 99Z-2347, ,.. 119U258. Home. &6-41o low monthly payments on a Beglnnlnl at " poat on the tou\h. Lost and Found 5-1tl-3lllc wt•st rnn •~r of ~ o:>nt ·ane tract Til· Spinet Piano. can be seen Jo. corded In Deed Book NtJ, 180. l"qe LOST, Ladies good watch, Ra· ONE OLIVER tractor 70, with JIM ADAMS Auction every Frically. Write Gredit Manager, ~MI . M'<!l ~l Cnnnly Deed R ~cordt : cine Reunion Dance, make of lhence north In teet: thence north cuiHvators and mower. Goed day at RuUand will start at P. 0 . Box 276, Shelbyville, ln. ~9 drll'r-MJ 21 mlnut1!11 ea1t 202: feet watch is Gerard Paragon. 7 p.m. Instead of 7:30 p.m. parallel and 15 feet north of a diana. ll-7·2tp shape. Marvin Miller, salem block bulldlnl' thence south 0 .29 I I Write Box 668'1', In care of Center. U-~lp Jim Adams, Auctioneer. feet; thence wut ~~ fnt to tlH I . The Dally Sentinel, . Pomeroy. plue o f be11lnntng, cant1iJII1lf .:14 6-4-4tc J966 CHEVY Corvalr: like new, 1 Jere. There 11 alto rranted here6-7-llc' $1lll0 Phone 1192.-21111 11-Wic THREE PURE bred short horn with a rllhl ·of-w•y 10 feet widr : I . · · bulls. Phone Wilkesville 1169runnine aoutb from Road No. T-100 TERMITES SWARMING? alonJ the ent aide of the aOO.• They are re-productivea, not 1961 FoRYl, 4-door, lk:yllnder, 4844 after 8 p.m. Hollis R. mentioned one-acre tract, to IMI \l!l('d by the Grantee• . their hetn your worker colony. Free Jn. standard transmission. Will Grate. ~p I I and aut.cn•. In conunon llril.l:r. the For Rent spections and Information on Granton. thtlr hein 1nd au11n1, sell cheap. E1cellent condi1 t TRAILER SPACE, any size, all u • mean~ of In'"'• and ern-, crawl space dangers. No tion. Robert Hill, Racine. Ph. MAPLE STEREO. 1968 rnndel but the re•pon•lblllty net experue. utilities, large comer Jot, in I m•tntlmtru:e anti upkeep of Nl~ saleaman, low overhead, 50 949-3811. ll-ll-3tp stereo. Lovely maple, AM & I BRING THE FAMILY IN SUNDAY ·I town. John Fultz, Middleport, rteht.of.way • hall be with the Gnn· per cent aavlngB. AIDed Peat teu. tbelt heln and UllpJ". FM radio. Four speed autoI 1 Ohio. Phone 992-2319. 6-6-3tc need RefP.rene41: Volume 220, Plllfe Cootrol, Pnmeroy, Oblo. TWO BEDROOM home, bath matic changer, four speaker :aot, llele• CDWl\7 Died Record~, : You always have a wide menU clloice I ~nd Volume :Uti, Pa1e 4!'7. Ielp Phone II9U669 evenlngB. system. Pay only $8!1.58 or full basement, garage: TwoI at Batley's ... steaks, cllt~Ja, seafoods and I PLENTY of space for one trailCounty Deed Recordlll. ~ year-old home In Syracuae. monthly payments ol $6. Free 111• pnyer of the PetltiOD b t or er with all facihties. In SyraI Bailey's famoos Broasled Qlickea. Plan to II the f'8('oq.,. of montJ oob', in ~ home demonstration, call 992- •mount ~ cuse. Call 992-3904. 4-la.tfc Phone 1192.-:1!21. of e.eas.oo. pl111 blterelfl I ~at out Sui'Miay~ .- - • · · · ! ..~"" jm.r. DO -lng at horne from Aurult 14, 198'1. 11 the rate of 3218. ll-7-6tc elx per (!l!nt per annum, Utd tOilll zippera, pockets, pegging, of wlt. and for thw fort-Cion.,. of BAILEY'S RESTA.UJiA.NT FURNISHED and unfurnished FOUR BEDROOM horne on Lin. a morto11e on said real ~tate. •~ hemming, alterations, ete. coin HJII, Pomeroy: recentiy SHARP ~ FORD 'I• ton pickup, apartments. Close to school. for other equitable reUef, 5al4 Dl· : 218 1:. MAIN PHONE 992-3974 POMEROY : Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Ma11011, remndeled. Large lol; $11,995. $275. Go north on Rt. 7 lo ftndanl a are noaulred to 11\1-r uld Phone 9112-5143. 10-18-tfc petition on the 13th day af JW.,, 1* Phone Tn$51. 4-JJ.tfc L--~~:_~~--:_~_to_!:!:..~~:.~~-~!:~-J Call Lee Seyler, 992-2Ga, Eastern High School and turn or Jud~P.nl wm be taken •eatntt t .s4te left, it is 2 mllea out, first LARGE live room and bath SIDE GLANCES By Cill Fox Tha lOCIM HOflll HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springt Netlonel llllflk. house on left past the church. apartment, newly deroratl!d, ' ltciM, Ohio Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MonMAPLE STEREO radio, 11188 ll-7·2tp furilace heat, Pomerov, PlalntHf day thru Friday. Ladles nJgbt wo_,.r and Puth Early American lllereo radio Pbone 99U307. 1 ·~-tfc ,...._,.y, 01'111, every Friday. Ullc combination. Beautillll solid Attern..,t Mr Plallttlff R..l Estate For S•le Wol: Wt; •7: 11-tt: t.St Sbtl state unit with 4-speed chang. TRAILER SPACE, all utilltiea er. Take over payrnenfl of fll available. Inquire 156 Mulber. per month or balance fll.91. ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Writ• P. WANTED LliOAl NOTICI Also, lovely walnut CODJOie Sealed blcll wUI be received by tbe 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc LADY to stay nights with elderM~l!illll Local Sc hool Dl~tr\d Roard of with 4 speaker aouncl system, Educallon at their otnee In the )ljd. ly lady In Racine. CaD 949diPporl Hl llh Schaol Bullil lnJ , Mid · 4 speed dual volume ecntrol GEO. ROBS'l'l!liTER - TWO BEDROOM trailer, M r. dleport. Ohio . for .chool buJ ttru 1965 or 91~ u.3tc with AM & FM radio. Pay POMEROY - 5 Rooma, medern \JUU\ 12 :00 a'docil noo n on June n . G Market, Rt. 7, Middleport. 1968. at whl(!h time the bldt wUJ be balance 188.09 or paymenll bath, panellng, full basement •·p<:ned. ~ For Trade The tire bld1 are for Mbool boa of 15 per month. CaD !J112.3218. with garage, above lloodl. tire& to be P\lr~ha~ fur 1 period \ CASH FOR Antique~. Bm 6-Uic S'l ACRE FARM - 20 tractor ot one year beelnnlne on July :MI. For Sale 1961'1 and ~xll!ndlnw untu July 28. Hamm, Middleport. Oblo. \ tlDahle, clean, good lencea, I ' 11169. THREE ACRES, 5 room house, f.IHOic ZIG ZAG-QMATIC: Well brown room bome, modera bath, Six quutaUun• are reque.ted u new roof, bam, ceJiar, two bam, and other btdldiDI(B. ldl- f ollowl: make sewing rnaciiine has :-.~a_ 1: A. ftut I(Tade Une tire of clBterns and lumlttD'e $4500. nylon t'OIUitructlon with l"'lf\lllr many features. Makes buttonnerall. Wanted To Lease Phone 742-5613. 5-lll-30tp tHad. 111 Ply , 11~ 9:00d0. holes, darns, mends, without HEIJ!N ud VIIIGO. TEAFOliD No. 2: A first .-rade IIIII! tire of !I' ARMS In Melp cr Muon nylon coOJtmc llon with mnd 1nd altaclrrnents. Sews on a II Auocloleo ltJ.3SII County for oU and gu. Wrlle LARGE HOUSE In Racine, 9 •now trtad , 10 ply, alz.e 9:t0d0. No . J: A flnt lfrBde line tlre of types of fobrlcs. Free home ....... OIJio to <llaweva Oil and G a 1 rooms. one third acre lol, n..ylan oon•ltuctlon wlt.h nJU.].ar demonstration. Pav balance of &6-atc tTtead , 10 ply, 1l&e 8:2!1:11.30. Corp., 506 Cotler St., Marietta, goed locaUon, 185110. Phone No. of.: A flnt lfl'l,de Bne Ure of l $12.98 or rnrmthly payments. 0. f.31.1J1p nylon ronstructton with muod and I 9111-3752. 5-29-12tc •now tre1d , 10 ply, 111e 1:15d0. Call m -3211. s.utc l t I u I 0'1IIIIEll AND CROW I I No . !: Reca pp\nl ol tlreJ B:UdO 11&\LTY COMPANY I' I •llh tlnt 1rade nibber. HOME GROWN tomato plants Wanted To Buy I I ,.._, . I ' No . t : Jl;eupplnl of tire~ I:OI:dO wUb liM Jr.tde rubber. f<>r garden use : Early Val· 50 x 10, TWO BEDROOM trail- IWIIIAN - I story frlmt, 7 SMALL ACREAGE, no building, \ l.l• ll Tho1e lnt.ere•led In •ubmltllnr bl41 er, carpeted living room and rooma, 4 bedrooma, bath, tan!, Hln.. , 1350, Big Red, state price and full particuallould c11l or write the Clarlr. lor blue kitchen. Contact W. C. plenty gardeD apace. A ~ at Prl ~ o: Quotlltlon P'onn1. Delicious, and Improved Mexlars. Write Box £68 F c-o the The Melp Local Scltool DUtrtd Spencer near the MI. Herman '-1,100.110. Ican. Also cabbage and pep 1nerve1 the rl1ht to rejed III:J' 1111d Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy. Church, or phone Cheater IJ85. MlllDIJil'ORT- I atory frame, all bldl. per plants. Thomas Hayman, 11-7~ The M•l" LOcal kl'leol Dlttrlft 35S3. ..wtp I bedrooms, part bath, Dice L. W. McCOll! ... Cltrtl Syraeuse, 0. 5-24-121o "Yea, our boy is doing all right in Vietnam, but he feels T•l . HZ-5651 lot. ,1,975.110. &.211: 5-31 ; f.?: 6-ltl ftc AN'ITQUES, furniture, dlobel, ht ahould be at home takin& part in the hostilities!" miscellaneou.. M!'ll. Howard POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy PURE CLOVER bay; waa not ~Y - 2 atory frame, 4 I . In hlglr water; II acres to cal bedrooms, 2 bathl, buomenL miniature, 175 and up. Stud Cecll, Q W. Main St., P.LHA.L NOT1CI Slllm(ll Ia Demoad In freld. Priced rigbL J. ll. Ideal for large family, fll,tiO. Su 11!11 blda will be I'OC!ii!ITllll bJ' LI¢A.L NOTICI service and grooming. Phooe 'lf11. 1·25-Uc Liechtenstein, one of the . the Kelp Loeal Sehool Dlltrlct Baud NOTIC! TO SIDDIII Gaul, Sumner Road. Pboae WANT TO SELLT 1192-5«3. II S tfc vf Eduutlon at thalr otflce Jn \be smalleat Independent. prlncl· The Ohio Department of NatW'IIl lliddleport Hllh Scbool BulldiQ. Cheater 531112. "-'1(1 LIST WITif US .fl~u"'~ · through the DIYilion or Middleport, Ohio, for gal<lllne for t.ho pallties In Europe, has an area P1rb and R~Nitlon, punuanl to III:NRY a•.&NII School buuea unW U:OO o'dock 110011. of only 81 square miles. The 1957 GMC half-ton plcl:up ; also and In Jctonlanee wttb the prolll· For Sale or Trade on June 11. l!MIII, at whteb Urn• tbe manufacture of p o s t a g e dont of 8eetlona 1!101.09 and 1!101 .0111 THREE PIECE Modern Walnut 0111ee •n 1 two year old small horse. Ph. bldl will be opaned , vl lht! Ohio Revt•ed Code, Pfl)poan JAGUAR for farm tractor. M bedroom Illite wltb algbl ta. The .11110llne bldl lrtl tor JUDllno stamps Is a vital part of the to contract kor the opvallon ol e 7111-4435. 6-4-41c to be punhaleel lor e parlod o:l ou country's economy because of r. G Foed Murket, Rl 7, Mid· marine and ml•cellaneou$ ref«~ll ­ ble, nne clralre lounge, one year betlnnln, an Julr 28, l.MI. ment conce•tan at Fornd Ruo State dleport. U-3lp Two quot.atlou 11'11 ,..,._...,.. 1111 the demand fol' them, accordPull:, Melea: County, Ohio. COIIOO titcheo step olool wltb 1968 ZIG ZAG portable, sllgbt(olJ()WR: Ing to the Encyclopaedia BriOffic ial bid propoall Will be nBusiness Setvfces ftequeat No. 1- A. rqulu IJI'ecle of tannica. ly uaed ; does everything with- back, .... three way lable RADIO r. TV repair, reason- eeived In the office of the DIY11Ion STORE EQUIPMENT lor hoole IUollne of no:>t leu than n oet.aa of ParQ and aecreeuon unUI :uo out attachments: In goed con- lamp - :171(, lnebol taD. Ph. ratlnJ. p.m ., June 10. 19158. Bldt will be pubable prices. Antenna r. Boo&- licly trailer. M r. G :Mmtet, Rt. 7, Reque1t No. 1-A. hllh ted pella opened thereafter bJ tbt Chill Slurg..,.. were known as· dillon, $5.!18 per month, or cuoune o1 liot .... tlwto till ter service. John Harrison, or hll IUihoriHd alent, Tbe riflht ll crt Middleport. IJ.Wip Albany beef" In the Hudson " ort1ne ratlnt~. full prl<e of 149.80. For free to reJect allJ' and aU bilk . 701 Broadway St., Middleport, reterved "nle pl'k:e quotation II to I:Dclu4t River. Tho contract will be far a tenn of '55 CHEVY 155. phone ._ home demonstration, call 992the furnlahlnlll of 1n alr eomprueor Ohio. Pbone 1192-2522, open four year~ a11d 61,i; monU.. from IUM lnd 11188 OLDS, 412, 4 speed, Jb1ne • Pnlllllre I'IUI end other liD. . UIO. Malp 15, 11188 to December 31, 1972. 21136. Jl..Ute evenlnga. 11-Hltc MJ..r/11. ~+«<! 1'hll Dlvlllon of Pub lAd Recre•- ln1 equipment for Uie Bue lfaillttlll- ... THE INSTANT HE'S ALONE HE SMILES A SLY SILENT . BllETTNAIS tl., 3 lb. llllc, Dutch Standard ® From tile Larprrc Trucl! Bullobaar illdlator To The &nalleat HeatAr Core. CtNIIIIII Itt. 1· ,.,..,.,, CALL Coot.YIU.I ........ "'"' •· •anty IIN4erlcle,. " LtSSENIN' WHILE SH!! WUZ. TALKIN' HOW TH' DING OONG COULO I L'ARN lfN LESSON WHEN I NEVER HEEREO WHATSIE SAID? Afl-kWWi ....... TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. PHONE 667·3682 ) WHAT AREVE DRAGGIN' HOME SO LATE fER? I HOPE 'IE L'ARNT 'lORE LK50N WlllN'T Rnin 1111 Dfillflll be1ut' '' ,~ Cle•••d In JOUI' own llorl'lll bp von II If dry·folm Qleii!DCI, Ho 1111111. No MU. No odor. UH Fill llle Ulll dl,, $12.00 L•aAI. NOTICI Tht lteclna tlamo NaHonal ...• SHE CLAIMED UFE TO YOUR GUARANTEED REPAIRED ASSORTED ADJUSTMENT TIRES AUTOMOBILE (nsuranC<! bee• eancelled? Lost your operat. or's Ucenoe! CaD 99J.29M. etl tfc tl'UCiHAID I! MISS PRUNeLlV KEPT ME IN AfTER SCHOOL BRING NEW TIRES Insurance IN TNI COMMON PLI.U COUIT, MI!IOS COUNTY, OHIO BARNEY Business Services C. C. BRADFORD 'f'n _~= 665 . I I Local 1 owner, low mileage car, White finish, red vinyl interior, black top, new whitewall tires. Powerglide, radio . and heater. Word IIW COili41CUflft Business Services ~ ave ~ou time & monejl. We <: .!n su pply m i~e d fertil ize rs & slraigh! mater1al s you need ~ or apply them for ~ou . Call today. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR .••.•..•......••.. $995 - • "'•• ... llA111 ' ' ' Wtnt Ad hrvlco I conts ... , Wenl .,., II'IMrtlofl MlfiiMUM Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF Dtr ., '"ltflutlo• aHUUTIOMI TIM MIQhr ,...,_, tllo rllhl tt Olltt ., reJect '"' •• dHntN IH"e••lt. TIM 11V11111hor will not .. • .A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bri;ng Top Grade.. ~esnlts . WAitT AD U..OitMATION . ~ ·~ •.' .• IJ . .~ ' •• ) - 1 . . I ' �···· · ·· .... • itJ-The Dol]JI Sentinel, Puneroy-MlddiOJ)Orl, 0., Frida~, June 7, 1968 ....~ Mra. LeoRaaanweretheirclaugh' <ter and family or ColumbUs. •• "" Atlending the Alblllll' Alumni •• Bancpet from thl11 area were Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Jordan, •• Mr. and · Mra. Robert llolllday, DALLAS <UPI)-The way •• • Mrs. Ne!Uo Vale and · Mr. and the table loota can often make "j BY NELLIE VALE Mrs. John Paul Henaler. things eaaler for somebody on ~diMerguestartMr.and Mrs. Erma Vale <t the Angel a strict d1et and may mate :~? - Mra. G, A. Radekin and daugh- of Mercy Nursing Home in AlJohnny loot more ldndly on ~. .. ter. Tina, were Mr. and Mrs. the spinach. blllll' spent Memorial Day at the q • Robert Hollidal and raml]JI <t home of her daughter-in-law, Psychologists find the way : . WOOfter, Mrs. Nellie Vale and Mrs. Nellie Vale and to:andson, foods are ~ and the table settings do much to set the ; · aon, John, and Mrs. Famle Pet- John. Other guests were M l s s mood of the meal, aays one til Peggy Fauber and Fannie Pet~ manufacturer of tableware. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pickett tit A dieter c&n flDd hls strict '· and - chUdren or Florida are Columbia Grange recently vismeal more palatable in pleas· vaeatlontng at the home oi his ited Laurel Gral180 and preaeniant surroundings. Things chll~ mo1her, Mr&. Laura Krebs, and ed the literary program. The visdren do not Ute can be made attractive with proper garnson, Bitt. Weekend guests of Mrs. it will be returned in two woeks. ishes or colorfuJ table arrangeKrebs were Mr. and Mrs. Jan ments. Pickell and family or Dayton. The manufacturer, Texa.sSTIVERSVILLE The young people of Columbia Ware, gave these sug_gestJ.ons: c~ Church met at the chu•ch Use much color, but coordinate Mr. Clint Birch arxl Leota on Smda)' evening and organized the combinations; use cloths or for the summer. Election of offi- spent a recent Sunday with Mr. mats 1n the family's favorite cers was held and plans were arxl Mrs. Thomas Birch andiam- colors: vary the colors often; use two Rets of dinnerware In made lor the projecls lo be de- ils and with Mr. and Mrs. Joe combinations: add some extra Lipps and family, Vi.ncent, Ohio. VelCll>ed. ptece5 ~>uch as contrasting cups· Mrs. Betty Ables and Mrs. The IIUMIBI Bible School will or salad plates, tor Interest: be held the third week or June. Mimie Carroll visited Charles don't be timid about combining Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 8obo Carroll at Veterans Memorial plastic with earthenware or and wife and Miss Beulah Low- Hospital in Pomeroy, Wednes- China or glassware--they ean day. He is convalescing nicely. be compAtible partners Jn table 1thor spent the weekend at tllelr Mr. ard Mrs. Randall Talbott settings. farm home here. On Sunday they Another ldea.-have an occawere guests of Mr. and Mrs. or New Lexington were Sunday sional fo.mJJy buffet . It can POSTER DRESS bas eye guests ot his parents, Mr . and ' Jarrot Hobo. break. the pattern of table set- appeal no matter bow you Mrs. Dell Talbott John Vale of Akron spent the tlng.s and give the famtly more look at II. Model IB Ashley Mrs. Sharlee Evans and Paul- practice for guest buffets. holiday weekend with his motller Rhodes who demonslralea ette Van Meter shopped in Parkhere. a nylon closure which Cl:lD 'Purge & boat's bilge occaWeekend guests or Mr. and ersburg Friday. sionally by scrubbing lt out be operated one.banded as Mr. aOO Mrs. Jim Midd1eswart with a strong solution of wash- a boon to women wbo llve an:l rantily vi sited her parents, ing soda. The soda dissolves alone. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bush Sunday oUy accumulations so the bilge afternoon. is safer from fire, mechanical TOMGHT AND SATURDAY Ed Ward is residing with hi s maintenance ls easier and the Langsville News JU!>E 7 - 8 son and famiJy, Mr. and Mrs. entire boat smells better. Recognition of mothers In ob- . Ardy Ward and SheUy, after havTHE GLORY STOMPEHS servance or Mother's Day was a ing spent the winter in East Liv(Technicolor) feature or the church services at erpool. Dennis Hc.,per, J<>dy McCrea the Langsville Church. Potted Mrs. Elva Dailey and Mr. and PLUS Dowers were presented to the Mr s. .lim Pape or Middleport TEN UTILE INDIANS youngest mother, Mrs. Sharon spent Mother's Day at the home Hugh O'Brien, Shirley Eaton Barr and to the oldest mofrler, (Continued from page I) of Mr. and Mrs. C&rl Autherson. Mrs. Hazel Wrighl Mrs. Wright Sundly, Monday and Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Leon Donahue carpetbagger" when he moved gave her flower to Mrs. Rose June 9 -II called on Mr. and Mrs. Russell to New York five years ago to Dermy Moler who is a shut-in. COOL HAND LUKE run Cor the U.S, Senate, Van Meter. The church presented Bibles (Techniculor) Mrs. Larry Fitch an:J Cindy Kermedy toda,y received the to three who are graduating from Paul Newman, Geo. Kennedy visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cozart mournful affection of the high school, Ron Garby, Shirley COLORCARTOONS: and family on Thursday evening. nation's lar~st city . Lcdlie, and Bill Fetcy. Fastest car in the World Mauy Pay Repsect s Re<:ent visitors of E. ll car·Mr. and Mrs. Duane Barr and Rodent to Stardom Today they came- rrom black penter and family were Mr. and and son, Shawn, or Dak HiU, SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. Mrs. Rudy Durst, Mrs. FJva and Spanish Harlem tenements, Daily, Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Virgil from Par k Avenue penthouses, Ohio, attended <:hurch at Langsville and spent the day with hi s and John Bogard, Mr s. BOI!Y {rom joyle ss Cone)' Island. They parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Ables, Dale Lawson, !om Durst, came from New Jersey and Barr. Other dinner guests was •• II ll Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Durst arw:l el sewhere. ••• - •• .J Mr. and Mr s. Larry Barr and MarJ Ann Camp, 30, or Wesley Cozarl son, David. TONIGHT, JUNE 7 Oldbridge, N. J., stood silently Mr . and Mrs. ll E. Denny of all night in rront of Fifth DOUBLE FEATURE A'•enue's rashionable boutiques, Wilk.e s\'ille, Ohio, spent Sunday Wimer of 5 Academy Awards looking at the twin spires or the with their daughter and son-inWHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINI massive cathedral. She brought law, Mr. arxl Mrs. Bru<:e Mor. VETERANS MEMO RIAL WOOLF? ris. Other dinner guests were three chlldren with her. Llrda, HOSPITAL EllUbeth fiylor Mrs. Judy Lloyd and boys, DaADMISSIONS - Mary Ross, lOi Billy, 7, and Jimmy, 5. The vid and Chris. Richard Burton Cheshire; Ralph Shoemaker, Gal- younge st two were lying in the PLUS Mrs. Leona Kennedy, who has lipolis; Christine Branham, Pom- warm night air on a blanket been a medical patient at Holzer Peter Sellers spread on the widewalk. eroy. THE BOBO "I just felt it was something I Hospital, is improved and is DISCHARGES - Anthony HudBritt Eklarxi-Rossano Brani now able to be at her home. son, Mary Amey, Sandra Zirkle, had to do," she whispered. "I Mrs. Jan Knapp and boys, SATURDAY, JUNE 8 Miliord Eden, Bobby Molden, wanted my <:hidren to see. I am Mrs. Larry Barr and son David, trying to teach them to live by DOUBLE FEATURE Doris Lee, Warda Hubbard. Mrs. Leta Fett:y and ~Irs. Alpha . ;f. Pleasant Table Aids Dieters Point Rock + .. Soeial Notes ~ it MUGS niATRl Kennedy ------------ ••mN Drivvln · ----------· .. the rules." Jercy Lewis Funeral services will be at 10 Barr attended a Tupper Ware a.m., Saturday in the 110-year- party at the home of Mrs. HarLOCAL TEMPS oJd church. The body then will . ley Johnson recently. The temperature in Pomeroy's be borne by train to Washington downtown business district at tor burial Saturday afternoon in 11 a.m. today was 73 degrees, ArUngton National Cerri.etcry. ago, when the body of President Wlder overcast skies. Kennedy will be laid to rest Kennedy was borne by presidenttel jet to Washlngwn alter that JD a gr&Bsy hillside acros s the Potomac River rrom the bleak da,y in Dallas, Nov. 22, Lincoln Memorial, next to his 1963, Last Plane Trip brother, John. Now Robert Kennedy had Sen. l::dward M. Kennedy oC Massachusetts, whose three made his last, long airplane older brothers died violently trip. The body was borne frl':m serving their country, remained Los Angele s to New York in the chancery of the cathedral Thursday. Kennedy was cut throughoot much of the long down by an assassin early nigh~ kneeling beside the Wednesday morning during the casket It was grimly reminis- flusil of vil:tory in the California cent of another seemingly Democratic primary, a triumph endless night, nearly five years that propelled him into strong contention for the presidency. THE mG MOUTH (Color) PLUS THE TEXICAN Audio Murphy Broderick Crawford KING DAD GREATEST DESERVES THE BEST ON HIS DAY 'I /\ And nothtng wt!l please him more than the smart look, I\:·. comfor1able fit and practteal leatures of a RUGBY S PORTCRAFTERe Jacket featuring Safely KEEPockete Swmgeze Sleeves Unconditionally I~ . \ .. ' ): -<', ~- - -\ . \j ' Guaranteed Washable! . j--' - -· Du PontZEPELO Fabrtc Flouridtzer repels Ram and Stain , helps keep that brand new took Unbeltevably only 8.95 Tbe RUGBY sportcraft.er • BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDOI.EPORT .'.. '' ' ' • ~ ······-·- · . · --· · ·.. ·-·· .. , "'t · ~· -··.- · ~ ,.,•• ' .......... ~·-·• . . ......... . . '\ ~ ­ Kingsbuf}r News, Notes TV NOTES Rolph carl, suPortntendent or the carleton Church presented 1......;;.._;,;..._.._ _ _ _ _~ Mt10 Boonle Banks with a Bible """ 19th 11 -"'•Sunday, '""' ' a •·-tlon gilt !rom the church. Mro. Wayne Boll left lor Scof,. land, S. D., recently after she received word ol the sudden death or her sister, Mrs. WUHam Bl!rlle. NEW YORK (UPJ) - You can olart planntnr your 11011 lor til< Jion. I, 1989 Tournamenl o! Rooea par&da tn l'aea~"! ~-hi now 151nce .dena, ""' .... ., ue the committe 1n chara:e hu announced that t.be theme wW be "A 11me to Remember." 'Mrs. Winnie White, Harold ani "Superteen" 1s a -one-hour apOclal 1o ~e carried on ABC· TV Aug. 20 that will fe&ture nine .teen-age performers In the pop-music fteld who have been picked from talent com· petitions conducted by 31 stationa around the country. ' ' • The CBS "Daktarl" aeries has added another new face tor the coming se&l!lon. Be~n­ year-old Ertn Moran of Burbank, CaUl., wtn be...,--ntl)llar cast member tn th( role of a.n orphan wbo ftnds a home in the compound. Sherman, visited Sunday evenil18 with Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, John Walter arxl Richard. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison and Scottie, Miss Bonnie Banks and Phil Hurison were guests B recent evening cl. Mr. and Mrs. Olen HarrlsorL cake and ice cream were served by Mrs. Harrison honoring the elder Mr. Harrison on his birthday. Mrs. VIrgil King violted one day recently with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Webber Wood. Carl Robert Hall spent a five tUcy leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. carl Hall and lamlly recentl,y. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Musser and Mrs. Zora Walker had as recent visitors, Mrs. Frank Musser and MrS. Allee King. Mrs. Louise Harrison visited one day recently with Mrs. EUzabeth Murray. Mrs. Hazel Arnold, Walter arxi Evalene, had as recent vtsitors Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Arnold ot Chesrer, and Mr. all:! Mrs. Robert Hanning and family of Day- 0 • 0 0 • 0 Preparing for its fourth season, ABC's "The FBI" series has filmed for the first Ume inside the otrlces of the Federal Bureau of Investigation tn Washington, D.C. Star Efrem Ztmballst Jr. was :ftlmed tn the fingerprint section and the National Crime Information Center. PrevioU!ly, various sections of the bureau were du plicated on Hollywood stages. • • • CBS News· three-part series, "The CJttes," an Investigation ton. of the country's blighted urban Mrs. Charles King visited one nerve centers, will be aired on day recently with Mrs. Richard successive dates, June 24, 25 and 26, trom 10 to 11 p.m. Carruthers and family. • • • Mrs. Lenora Dean visited with All races In the lnlerna· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter at tiona! Triple Crown are run carpenter recently. on the grass, at 12 furlongs Mr. aOO Mrs. Gary Gibson and each. son, Brad, and Mr. an:l Mrs. Sam Damron visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Damron and family at East Bank, W. VL The Rev. and Mrs. Jay Stiles oi Albany were welcomed to the Carleton Church Sunday as the new minister. Miss Bonnie June Banks left. ror Washington where she wiU speOO the summer. • Now You Know News ... in Briefs United Pr..s International• WILBERFORCE, OHIO - A THREE-DAY STRIKE bJ1 studO!Ita at the predcninately Nepo Wilberforce Unlversicy wu aottled early todl,y, and classes Were to resume during U. afternoon. Prealde,. Rembert G. Stokes said settlament had been reached bot he was not authorized to say anytbil18 about the diapute. A spokesman for the student council was scheduled to issue a stltement after classes today. By WASHINGTON - BEREAVED AND INIIIGNANT Ill the aosaaalnation of Sen. Robert F. Kenneczy, Congress and President JohniiOn have moved quickly , to provlde what ~·y h~a . will be insurance agalnat turther polltlcal murder. The President Thursday signed Into law)egtalatlon authorlz1118 Secret Service protection or major cand~- lor thO prealdency and vice presidency. The Houoe and Senate acted within houri o! Kennedy's death to approve the protectloia. · ' ' . TEIBEH, ISRAEU-QCCUPIED JORDAN - THIS TINY Cllrl•tlan village today struggled to undera1and tllat one of its aoos Ia &ecuoed or shooting Sen. Robert F, Kennedy. For Sirhan Biahara Sirhan was one of the quiet ones. "A very gertle, polite, quite and hlD11ble boy, interested mainly In books" said a schoolteacher of the 2-l.year-ald -.firab who left lor America a decade aan and came back In heedllnes that shocked Telbeh. , sallm Awad, the principal or the village's Lutheran School, said, "it Is beyond comprehe111lon how he coold have committed such a terrible act on his own initiltlve without having been put up to do ttds by some other pe~le." "How he came to this is beyolli me," said Bishara Sirhan The father, 52. shrugged his shoulders. WASIIINGTON- ROBERT L. WALTERS, 14, ofRuasioU, Kan., a brown-haired eighth grader who wants to assemble dlctionaires or deal ln secret codes when he grows up, Thuradl,y won the 41st National ~elll118 Bee. CorrecUy spelling "abalone," a type of shellfish, Walters ·emerged as the best speller IID008 the 75 contestants who took part tn the tw<><lay competition sponsored by Scripps-Howard newspapers. F1RE DOUSED Middleport firemen answered A riDII- sale at the St. Paul Lutheran Church will be a clll to SOUth Second St. Thurtcontinued tbroughSiturde,y moro- dal to extlngulah a Ore In a car. ing with merchandise on l&le at Owner ot the car wal!l not ide~ reduced prices. tlfted at Middleport town hall. SALE CONTINUES VOL XXI NO. 33 By SCOTI' a BRUNS LONDON (lJPI)- Jam eo Earl Ray, the accused uoassln of Dr. MarUn Luther King Jr., today waa half-dragged Into a magistrate's court where he waa ordered held wttllout ball oo gun and paaaport violaUons In Britain. U.S. elforts to eXtradite him will come later, poulbly tbla week. Ray, a 411-year.<Jid American escaped convict, then was taken ullder heavy guard to Brlxton Prlson to awal* anotber hearing June l l His appearance In court laated only 82 seconds durlr~~ which he either scowled or acrewed his face lnto 1 halt grln as he answered "no" to I two questions. U. S. extradition efforts wlll not have to watt until the second hearing. Embassy orftclals said both the slates or Minouri and Tennessee were preparing extradldon papersjail break tn Mtaaourt and the King murder charge In Memphis, Tem. Decision Not Made American sources Indicated the decision had not yet been made as to which, U either, Of these states' possible extradition claims would be uoed. They aald Ray could almpli{y things 1>1 walvi118 extradiUon- though he has not spoken on this matter- or Britain could simply deport him as an undesirable. The British Foreign Otllt< said It Wlderatood U.S. authorities were 11 ln the process" of applJil118 for Ray's extradition and that such a request would be "judged on its merits." U, S. A88t Atcy, Gen. Fred ld. Vinson, Jr., who flew to Lorllon Sunday to try to &peed up extradition, met with senior Seolland Yard officials after the hearing to dlscuaa steps to be taken towards extradition. The forme! request will he made 1>1 tile Slate DePartment through the embassy. Vinson met with Ray briefly on Sunday but American sources said he dld not ask him Search Everyone whether he would waive extra· Ray was brought Into court dltion and the embesay said II sWI does not know Ray's by 12 pollee guards, almost shuiJllrw ao they propelled him attltucle. along tntn a court room where A !ormal reqiM!st for exlradl· for the first time in memory tlon would be made by the State Department dlrecUy to the every person entering the Brltls6 Foreign Otllce before or maglstrate's court was after Ray ~~ for his searched by detectives. The aecond hearll18 June 18. The detectives themselves were embassy lnclicated such a armed which is unusual C0 r request probably would not be Britain. Magistrate Frank Millon, ready within the next ''couple of especially careful of Ray's ci vii days." Vinson refused to see news- rights championed by Kll18 in men today and the embassy the United States, asked Ray tr refused to disclose any informa- he objected to llmltil18 press tion on Ray's activities, or even coverage1 of his hearing and iC hls whereabouts before his be had a lawyer. He answered arrest at 11:15 Lm. saturday. "No" to both questions. LOS ANGELES (lJPO- Jimmy Brown, once one of . JK'Ofea&l<nl football's greatest stars, was lrt'ested Sunday night after pollee found a young woman lying seriousll' injured under his I]III1ment balcony. ./ Pollee who responded to a pao !rom neighbors reporting a fight In the apartment said they found blood on tho bedroom and batllrown Door. Hospital and then transferred to Los Angeles Councy-USC Medical Center. Her condition wu . described as good. She aulfered a dlalocated shoulder and auperftclal InJuries. A aheritrs otncei spokesman said of!lcers did not know what happened In the apartment "Only Brown and the girl know and they aren't talldrw, he said. Brown made no statement when he was released. Pollee said they found Miss Bohnchin on a concrete patio about lS feet uJXler Brown's second-Door apartment. Brown, who won tho National FootbioU League ruahll18 tiUe efsht times, retired before the start or the 1966 season to become an actor. He has been \D ..•.''lbl.. J)lrQ' .DQaen," "lee StaUon Zebra" and "The OPEN ROUSE TUESDAY - The Ohio Valley NiiiiNIW Company's new plart1 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis, with modern offset facilities, wiD be on display during open hoose activities scheduled Tuesday between 7 and 9 p, m. The public Is Invited. SERVING TIME: SATURDAY-4 P.M. To 8 P.M. SAIGON (lJP0 - Gen. WU. Ham c. Weolmoreland today said an OUted mUllary victory lit VIetnam is impossible um a claaslc sense." He also warned aPtnst e>pe<tlng an ear]JI Communist PRICE $1.50 el BAR-B-QUE CHIOCEN e FARMER BROWN'S BWD BUNS e CREAMY COU SlAW e DINNER ROLL FARMER(~BOE")BROWN IS THE MASTER OF BAR-BQUE-BACKED BY 20 YRS. EXPERI!"'NCE-FARMER ' BROWN'S RECIPE BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN IS A TREAT THAT CAN'T BE BEAT. DRIVE OUTDN SATURDAYOR SUNDAY AND GIVE IT THE TASTE TEST. TAKE SOME HOME OR HAVE YOUR PICNIC AT THE ' , ROYAL OAK P I \1') 8 .. . ', ' FIVE CENT$ ; : -------- ~· -·-r NEW ORLEANS - ARCHBL'SHOP Philip M. HaMan lold a local Sunday that Sen. Edward M. KelltledJ, 1).1\faaa.,la befiW 11tf11C1 to withdraw !rom activo polltlcaluto. Bill Abbott or the NOif Orlean• Ttme ..Pleayuna quoted Archlbbhop Hannan •• sayfnr. "The natural reaction or the KellledJ family IIIII or cloae lrlenda Ia to ell......,. Ted tram tho .,.,_ which has proved filii 1o 1w0 of Ida oldar brolbtfL" Archlltlhllp .lfmu, 1 cloae lrltlll oflha KmiiiY faJnlly, prealdod at pvollde senicoa lor San. 11011er1 F. 1\tmedf saturdiJ ~~at .Arllqjlon National Cemetery. ALL BOYS INVITED All boya over l37tarl <t age ... laYited lo Jolll 11tt llelp Calllttll ..a Tractor ()lltralor'l Club Wilen the. llrat ~ II bald a1 8 p.m. Tua....,, .bit 11, at tht extoaalllD olllca 011 1111•• ., 1leJat4l In l'OmflW, ltciO' Mlliw 'liiU be clW ad¥11· ot• v....,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,. •.,~.,...:M~+~>".i:i:•'·'»,• "•:0:•'.!,..~ ...... ·.~-.·.-.-.•.v.~·..............:-: ....... •:o:o:-.0:•.-••. o;-.-.;.. OHIO FIV&DAY FORECAST Mueh al:ovt IIOl'lllil ~t:l­ tureo Tualdl,y tbroU&II SoturciiiJ In Ohio with hiiU lm'aging naar 90 and IoWa - . 70. Seatt01'Iid ~ ........a llllter ..... of . ..-• , ....,; w.-. averag• lllil • lll&rler lo a halt Inch. ""-'*"~~~--*~~= ' ~ ··: ' ... The trail, WU'IIIlnt! ID ,..,.._.; ·• not sure lowwe In the nltlnc room'a onnce plaatlc coated chain or where 1111 Hved In a ~ · lake. It buy a JIII)Ol' or IQI' lila Boa at roomlJic ....,., opread loU..., -:' could take a mooth or eveJ where pollee Mid 1111 did wilot · more. British law goes far to the newsstand. protect the ci vii rights cham- ~. Thomas BuUer took blm Into 1111111' .Amerlcau tourlola ,._ .• pioned 1>1 the American leader custody. Behind him lay a traU went ~ It led 1o · -a ft1180rprlnt on a rl1Ie I London where "-<• of IWe · Ray is accused of assassinating in Memphia APril 4. VInson haa dros1Ped outside 1 Memphio amall ho(ela Slid Ray 11111 ha,. • told newsmen he came to aid !lc.,houae !rom wbero, through been 1 pat In !fal, '!'be a toilet-· K!Jw was shot; they remember did bla ......._ Ray's ''expeditious return." Accordlrw: to pollee, Ray. 401 ! a white Mu.otanc !oond . - In bla rocm, locMd hlo door ID had stepped off a British dolled in Allania; !raudulent c:ontraat lo the uauol Brltllh European A l r w a y s (BEA) passport owllcallono- uslrw the cuotam, waa ...,. loo lnt.erea.d trident Saturday !rom Ltaboo at name or a cu.dlan policeman In mornlni! tea, kept 1o hlmoelf London's Heathrow Airport. He -uncovered 1>1 the mountleo; and llid ve17 Uttle. Ian Col>ln, writer IIIII jour-. wore a Ught raincoat, a sports the name Raymon Georp Sneyd spread 1>1 the FBI and Hat, llid In toclay'a Dill¥' jacket, gray pants and horned spotted 1>1 an alert U.S. airline Telotl"'llh that Ray lllPU"'III1 , rhnmed glasses. waa the 11118 Who kept ....,.,_, He had a ticket for Brussels. counterman In Loo4an. Uabon High ure · (ContiJiued on Ptp B) • Ray never had a chance to United Press International versal peace was ever to be. Thousands o! Ohlooollepsand created. VaBCO Lellao da Cunha said unlverslcy stuclonts heard &Indey praise <t Sen. Robert F, lust for power, tear and love of Kennedy - a man many oC them violence were the greatest dansupported pollticsi]JI and nearly gers America ne.eded to mar~ all discussed publlcll'. come. He criticized those Who At Bowling Green State Uni- believe that nothing can be averslty, some 1,500 graduating chieved without vlnlence. students were told by Brazil's "There are many earnest, but ambassador to the United States timid -1• whn become blind that a policy or non.~Jiolence and admirers of force.'' da CUnha tolerance was needed if the wd- implored. "They lose their eour- ap and - In power alomo tho onJ.y solid growth <II which lo lin in our IIOcl.et;y !' ·~e are aU the JX)OI'er for his (Kemedy'o) paalln&" Dr. James ca... ecmcatl<ll edllor <t Satunlay Rev!"' magazine, told 500 Ohio Wealeyan Unlvaratcy ll'aduatel. Tho uaaaoinatlnn <t Sen. Kenneczy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are "IQ'mhoilc or a pro. !ound malahe lba! Ia IID8Winl cle!eat. 1-10 Years in 3 Defendants Peniten.tiary Lomle Edward Fruler, Middleport, ' ~ been oientenced "' a l-10 :rear ierm In the Ohio Stale penitentiary 1>1 ll8ip Common Pleao JUdae John c. Buon. Fruier, chortled with felonlou& aaaault, waa returned to Miolp Councy Iaiii waek from the Uma state lkiiPitallobe IIBIIleneed. Frazier bad beal confined ...,.. lor more than twO 1ear1. In other oommon ()leaa COOil't aaiiYicy, Erneatlne Flocber haa mod an action aaklng lor an n parte ........ COI'pul. '!'beeharaea her l8-7ear-old dauiblar, Slale Wfllpal, II ilelltl 1111· lawtoily, roll.ralaed of her llbtr11 by F111 and WUIIa WUI. Mra, Flacber elalml iJbt I I • UUad to ihe culllooly of lite '-- ..,,, '• F'med Saturday Three defendanta were ·lined and a fourth fo.felted a bond In the court of Mayor Charles Legu In Pomeroy Fined were Jeffery Folmer, 18, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, for speeding; Marvin Edwards, 31, Harltonl, $10 and costa, speecl. lng, ond William Reovoo, Albany, ~0 and costa, lnloldeotion, and $25 and eoata, disturbing the 'peace. at the vitals <t a natloll," CUI IBid. . - KemlaiiY. Medpr l!Yvl, 1llal oolm X, Martin Lulbar K1111 and l<ennedy had 0 D I tbillg In eo~ Flaleber bel told llllaml IJDiveraii;J alumni. "They reioUzed they btiOIIIed lo a racist ooelot;y IIMI tbe.Y _ , lr)1Dc lo do ~ . llwl 100 tl1elr eoomtry parllb ID the opreadlng !!rea <t revolutlooa aDd repreaalon,''tbtlldbor and . . . , _ man aald at a luncheon which - t h o lllaml University Alumni ........... u America lDI.st ehaap or ., to the barrlCidls," he llid. "The blaeko, thepoor,tholll:llcau Americana, tho !'llerlo Rlcaaa, the 7llWII people, tho IDtellectuala, and DOW the citrD are aU lllllrlns tbe barrl-. of 10qal revolutloo." In '1tl.ma, Dr. FrankiiD D. Murphy, chancellor <t tho Ualvoraii;J of Clll!ornla, LAI -... 10: .. Jirijtacell• 1111 1,800 grll<llates with praise lor r.....n. " Sen. Kemeclr. Then, he llid, .. Admlnllllra,. tora, tacultiea and tru-s come to grlpa with the VOl")' real problem <t a generatl<11 which wonts "' be tallu1d with, not talk. od to." 1111• Three Accidents Reported p AR1S - MOLOTOV COCKTAIL BOMBS were thrown into two GauiLat ]111'11 builclinga toclay at the alart or a biller twC>-Week national electim bettie. · ·, The psol1ne bmlba marked the first reported violence Ia the eamp!IJPI In which the tate of Prea!dtnt Charlo• de Gaulle'a "atrorw 110n" Flfth Replj>llc was the main laoue at olake. Tho COUIIIJ:,y'a 28 mllilm votars eut their balloll June 23 and aaaln In nmoff voting June 30 lor a now~ Auembl,y. .' ' . Legal e)ll)erts were hnw long that might ment. Aeked If military victory was poasible, Westmoreland then said with a stern face, "Not in a classic sense, because of our national poll cy <t not expanding the war. Frazier Draws SUNDAY-11 A.M. To 6 P.M. -~ ~ ~ Classic Victory Out News••• in Briefs SATURDAY AND SUNDAY JUNE 8 AND 9 AT ROYAL OAK PARK. 0 .. ... ~!C ... By ~Trenda ue fa~le, bot II "But the enemy can be atIa unreioUatle to expect a QUick Fortuoe Cookie.'' and earlx cle!..t <t the Hanot- trlled, the price can be raised In July !965, Brown waa led 0110111)', • tho c1epartlng Amer- - and It Is being raiaed to the accused of asiiUlt and battery icau oommanclor tn VIetnam told point that It could be tntolera. In Cleveland by Brenda Ayres, newsmen lD a prepared state- ble to the enemy." 18. He received a jury trial and was acquitted In J1010 !967, Brown was acquitted ln a paternicy suit brought 1>1 Miss Ayres, who claimed he was the lather or her daughter. Three accidents. none of which knee and right elbow. There were resulted In serlousln.:lurles, were no arrests. investigated over the weekend by The other accident was at 6:15 Meigs eouncy SherliJ Robert C. a. m. Sunday on RDute 689, 3.8 Hartenbach's departmen4 miles north or Roote 160, where The ftrat occurred Saturday a car driven 1>1 Dorothy Belle on County Road 5, 200 feet south Stone, Rl I, Langsville, struck of RAinie 124, where a vehicle and killed a deer that crossed driven 1>1 Rmlald Eugene Cleland, onto the highway in !ront or her. By United Preas !Dernatlonal SAIGON - VIET CONG RAINED deadly rocl<etl on SaJgon lor 22, Rt I, Langsville, went out or fhe driver was reported uni~ tho lOIII stral8ht dey toclay, South VlebJomeaelroops broke the pr- control when steering taUed. The jured and medium damage was rlllaa' nine-day hold on a portion of tho Chol.on dlatrlct and 34 or the vehicle, traveUng south, went ~aused the 1968 model vehicle o!f the right aide o! the road and she drove. Communlata aurrendered In moaa, m!Utary spokesmen IBid. The oow C<lnmunlat rocket attack& kWed eight persona and struck a tree, causl~ medium wounded 33 otlters overnillhl. mllitary spoke11111en IBid. WhUe the damage to the car. No InJuries rocketa tell oo the capital, government rangers and poUce continued were reported. There was no A swnmer physical fitness their awsep through a sllHIIock sectloo of Choion, the 1111 Chlneoe arrest. program tor Meigs Local High SundiiY, at 1:30 p. m. on Chesf,. ouburb, and opokeamen Slid C<lnmunist resistance had collapaed. School D111trict students in Tho apokeamen Slid today 34 VIet Corw aurrendered en masse SW>- er Township Road 444 about 2.6 Grades 4 - 12 will be held for day and another lvo were eaptureclln aweepaloday. More than 1,000 mlles oortbofCIIUilQ' Road36,..,. eight weeks beginning ~ retuaeea were ioUowed back In the battered area lo recover what hides driven by Charles Lewis, dey. 44, Pameroy, 8RI Daniel R. Spur. cooda were lli_.,.e !rom the rubble o! their homes. Charles Chancey, program lock, 18, star Route, Pomeroy, director, said all boys and FRANKFORT, KY. - FRANKLIN COUNTY Circuit Jedge Hen- collided on a curve. girls are Invited. Mrs. Joy There was heavy damage to ry Mioiga s.tonay lriJI(ed a 31><lay extension for a 6111 ocale public Bentley and Mr. Chancey are iarfiW bJ1 tho Kentucky Racing Commlaaton Into the disquallflcati~ both vehicles and a ,passenger in lnslruclors. The program will the Lewis car, Ruth BWICh, 39, of d01>11aed Kentucky Derby wlmer Dancer' a Image. be 8 to 9 a. m. at Rutland ~- also ~~!held the Jurtedlction or tho raclrw commiaalon to su!Cered a bunv on til< right High, 9:15 to II: 15 L m., oder the colt'a trainer. Lou caWarls, and aoalatant trainer Robert Mldclleport, and 11:30 L ITL Barnard to at a hearll18 W-sclay after It waa revealed the to 12:30 p. m. at Pomoroy two had been cited 1>1 the commtaalon tn Louloville lui Wednesday High. b" allepdlJI placing a lorelin subatance In the horae's feed FARMER r'BO~") BROWN ANNOUNCES HIS "DOWN ON THE FARM" CHICKEN BAR-B-QUE TO BE HELD loW tonlilll Ill 101 . . 70s. Speakers Praise Senator Kennedy Brown Booked on Assault Charges &om the ljllrlment be!ore lulmltdrw lo arreol Brown was relt1oed earll' IDda,y on ,12,500 ball Formal · chargaa will be !lied al hla arraignment June 13, autborltlt• aald. Eva Miorle Bohnchln, 22, or West Hollywood, the girl !oond below Brown's apartment, was taken to Zltizens Emerpncy -Jac* Gaver warm llld llmdd 111m. . 'I'IIo....,' ~~~O MONDAY. JUNE 10, 19t f._Q~ERQY-MIP,DLEPQR!. .OHIQ Fllr, ·' James Earl Ray Dragged Into British Court ~1111' · ~ - Popular Patrick McOoohan of Ireland actually was born ln New York in 1928. The star's parents ha.d emigrated from Ireland but returned to thelr native land shortly after Pat~ rick's birth. ' McOoohan, already well known to American video audiences tor his "Danger Man" and "Secret Agent" series, begins a new one, "The Prisoner," on the CBS network. June 1. He creared the new series, stars 1n It, ls executive producer and ha.s written and directed several episodes. Me~s-MQM)n Area • lor the Cleveland Browns pined more yards than any other rUMer in professional football history, WBS booked 011 auiJI)Icion o! assault with lnumt to commit murder and susplelm or battery aplnst a law dlleer, Sher!ll'a cleputles llid the massive Negro athlete • • • Weather enttt\\ ~ Devoted To 'l7w lntere.tl Of The . Brown, 32, who as a fullback The television special starring Brigitte Ba rdot that was broadcast 1n France Jaat Dec . 31 has been acquired tor American use during the 196869 oeaonn by NBC. • \ •. ! at y The Metropolitan Pollee or London, formed In 11129, had Ita original head'Jiartera In an area Whleh once contained a palace Uaed by Visiting king or Scot. land centuries ago, hence the pcpular name Scotland Yard. i. r ROBERT KENNEDY'S grave site, beside his brother, Proal- John F. Kennedy, at ArHIV' 1on National Cemetery outside Waahlngtoo, D. C. Two of President Kenned)''a children also He here. The tamlly aMounced loday the casket will be mewed later, and a llllllllorlal erected, lo a site clooer to the resting place of President KOIIIIOC]J/, Court Accepts Deskins' Plea of Guilty to Manslaughter Charge A plse or gullcy to the charge of manslaughter was accepted this morning by Meigs Common Pleas Jedge John C. Bacon In the case of the State of Ohio vs. Carson Eugene Deskins. Deskins, 30, ronnerly of Rt. 1, Langsville, and now of Gal· llpolls, was tndleted by the January term Miotgs courey Grand Jury to stand trlol on charges of second degree murder In the April 4 butcher knife stabblrw death of Avel (Bud) Harvey, RD, Dexter. Deakina ioUegedly a1abbed Har- vey with a butcher knife When been put before a petit jury IM>o tlle deceased man came Into the ginning this mornil18 until It waa Deskins home while the accused decided Deskins could enter a man and hls wtre were involved in _..plea to the lesser charge or a domestic problem. 1111nslaughter. Deskins, through hls attorney, Fred W. Crow, Jr., had entered a not gullcy plea to tile second Judge Bacon, 1.1J00 the recomdegree murcher charge tn a pre- mendation or tile Prooecut1112 At.liminary hearing in eouncy COurt lorney Bernard v. Fultz, ruled A meat culler at a GllliJlO(ts that oenlllncing or Deakins would Supermarl<e~ Deakins hao been be postponed unW Jilly 15 When !roe on $5,000 cash bond since the he returns trmn 1!1\Bilmer camp prioUmtnary hearing, with the National Guard A proThe secon:l degree murder bation report will alao be precharge was scheduled to have sented at that time. Politics as Usual in Six Weeks WASIIINGTON (lJP0 - II may he alx weeks or longer before the 1968 presidential campaign apln bollds up to the pitch it had reached before the cloath <t Sen. Robert F. Kemeczy, The assassin&Uon of the second-nmnlng Democratic contender ta the obviOUs reason the remal.nlni: aiJI)Iranta lor -maJor JI&I'V nomlnationa wUI he more ........... For lorteltirw a $15 bon! poat.Altboogh all <t the candi-a ed on charpa or clrlvlng left or prd>abl,y Will HIIIDIO poliUcsl conler was Lawrence Burrla, activity 1>1 tilt .... of June, the S!, Awle Grove. lnlenoe adtemeot built up &lrlnl tho ion& run <t spring pri: . TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Middleport emeriOIICl' scpad- maries IIIOl not be reached a. ..., look Lorena !fllydei, 189 pia until )!• before or non Boech St., to Velarans - - &lrlnl the national nomlrlallna tal lklapltal SalllrdaJ allemoon cmventlona In August. Abaut half of the Democratic .....,. lhe wu admitted formedond a !llllaller proportion Glthe leal--. ' RepubHcan delepllons ramatn to be aelecled. Keme<ly'a death does not seem to chan&~> the nomination prospects or either party. Vlee PresIdent Hubert lL Humphre,y atilt Is the clear IlemocraUc leader; !ormer VIce President Rlcb- Smouldering F'IJ'ell ard M. Nlmn atiU Is the heavy favorite lo win tho RBplblican nominatim. HUMPHIIEY LEADS VOTES At tho time <t the &IBUalnatlon. lllun!>l>reywaaltallnR56ll,l, dtlepte - · · K-*IY h a d 3931h , sen. ~ · J, t117 255 and Gaorae c. Wailaee 2, with 1,312 lo nomi- Mcc;;... More than 50,000 at Cemetery WASHINGTON (UP!)- Mora llwl 50,000 IIIClUrDOrl llled alowll' past a newl1 grave on a hDlalde II Arli......, Natlnnal Cemolar)> !bldll7 lo pay t11e1r reapecta to Francis l<ennedy, IUs widow, Ethel, Cllllllo tho grave with their eldll. - . Joaeph. The widow of bla brother, Mrs. John F. -.o~J, was there with her twa cldldren, Caroline and JGbtl. Tho thouaando <t men, and children whn vldta4 the • temporary grave beneaib a maaaoiia lreo &utda.Y ~ .<ally ropreaented tho mill'- fll Americana Who IIIClUllled bla death acroos the natlnn. In Loa AD!IOies, .....,. ha dl811,, lhe headligiJta blazlnl Ia the almilsbt made It look lib a tunet'al proceaaion. AI the stadium, the Iladlerl """" black armband&. Ill Detroit, Clenland, New YOI'k and countleas other diiM bli ond amaH aeroaa tbla laDd ~lc, Protestant and Jellllll l'itriJIIHIII lad ~ .. tribute to him. - ·led "liltAt the Bll]JIWblte Grlbam bla pariOIIal !rlllld, ~ B. John-. and a ..... "' Prealdontlal friend& and Ill a ~ IIIOIIIOrial oerviot. Thua, flap at halt IIIII acroaa tho CGIIIItry and Ill nalkllcrlef4rl-- .... atanaa_ ........., db! -'-lAre Benned by Law For the Iloptllllcana, with 1187 ea !Ill' Ita llnal rt"'elt lo Middleport rest-a ware recpred tor - - , Nlml Rabllt FI'MCII ~ Ia l national .., of _..., warned today ey Cblet ot Pl>l!ee · had 382, Gov. a-Id Herllerl Gllkeythat smouldering 110, Oov. Nei-· A. Rocbfal, Sad~· fires In trash Clllllalnerl and 1a- ltr 77 and Hln>ld £. • PICNic IS 'nli!A\Y elneratora will not be toleralod. / ; . .......alnta .... ~·a - - - . . '!'be .bdGir-8laloir ....... .,..: Otilt b0111 recelvtdon..-and-. IIINIJ halt ot 'which C8llll tr.. ale will be bald ·Ill a.rel& Park ,..,...,, .... I(~~ ,, In theae cypaa of fireL '!'be .U- cautor.la. will IJI to '"" of lilt lage has an ordinance Mlnlnr -.,.., ellldlclataa al llltn 10 a.m. to-. II w:; '• auch !Ires, and It will be IIIIi 'be i . b" luck. 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