https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2b4b9c173b3790c5b3cac9744c7b0338.pdf 9e7951158b859f1e5c9d04f0fb83e87c PDF Text Text ' ' ' ' .' ' ' •• -.' . •• N~)f .-·· You. Know . ' ' . · Delawa.e ~~-u.e · nr..i, otti.e 13 o~ Ool.onleo io rtdf¥ lhe · u. Constitution. ' . ' s. ! '' • ' erv1ce " '' ' .., l ' ' ' ' . . ~-t, ''' ' -: . '' ~ ::. .' . ' . ., _,,,. -' ' ' • • ' ' -~- J • t ' • • It ' " ~~ " ~~ ·"t>" · "otfl"'S.o ~ Y, JUNE j. • ~ .... ' ~ " "' (' ',. ~-' . I • • ; J ;;.._ 0 •' I ' • -~ Jr' """' -,, ") ; Medieal .Groups Approve Me1 ~~t·\ ,, .. . _,.;,; . . r . l'bfsl~ .,..,..,... !" tht Holzer Clinic lllllllleGillfjloliJCiln' lc 8IIIIOUII<ed tildl1 11181 Ute two mecli<llll'GUP~ will merit_Into a mecll<ll Ill be boom · aa Uti Holzer M...i!al cOuter Clinic alloctlvo July 1, 1988. '!lie obJecllve ol thO lornfallon of Ute Holzer Mll!l<ll center Clinic Ia to eombiDe Ute ltle1 and reaoarcea of tbe two ~·1 - ' p j. t ID 1938, aa a gl"'QJ) practiee 1oi medicine, by Or. Leo C. a.n, · llr. Norvil A. Marlin, and Homer . B. 'lllomaa. For 1118111' yearalhey served IIIIo areo!rom quarters '"' Stale Street. lil 1960 'ilr· ' a new clinic ......,u. EVERY SERVICE pre11811t medical ellniea, to more etrecllvely <OIItin!e to develop ol -odlni Ute - YOUR FINANCIAL NEEDS {' •Auto Loans • Business Loans e Savings Aec'ts. ' • Checking Acc'ts. • Bonk by Mail e Niglrt Depository • Safety Deposit Boxes eHomeloans • Personafl Loans eHome Improvement Loans e Walk-Up Window e Dr-ive-Up Tell• . olmecllcal care. For Ute present, Ute Holzer Mecllcal Center Clinic will continue to pracUoe ~ two sub • .. ' RECEIVES FROG - Ena Joue, a momber of Ute st. Plul LoUtoran Church Ia Pomel'QJ, JrOsoniJ Altornoy Fred croW, Grud croiar o! lho Oldo Soclef¥ tor the ~"" of 1!ulltroct. IDe., •liMllller tr<ll'' tor Ida c<lllecUcllttat&olllo aiiOut 200. IIIIas Jeaoe IIIII oilier,_,; o! Ute. st. Plul 'Luthorail Church - " ' " ' will be aatdrw Ute 8lulted rr.p 61rllll Bit lltad Btptta Woekond lad tlloy also IDlJ be liUI'·at Ute church. - SoDIInol Pl>olo. All Pr<IJIOrlles ci Or. and Mro. Holzer, Sr. were deeded to the eonimunlt,y lllrouill Holzer Hoi· pltal FOWidatl<lll, In 19t9. The separate entlt;y or Holzer Clinic emerged u a ~ praetlce por!Derlhlp. CmiiJuously, the has leased spece In lk>l· zer llospllnl. . 1'llday' Ute portnershlp 0011· slat• o! Z2 pb,jlslcllns who serve tile area In lhe fields o! lnlemal mecllclne, urology, palhology, THE HOLZER CLINIC Formed In 195() by six phys1clans, Dr. Charles E. Holler, general surgery, thoracic: BUr&-., Dr. Marcus J. Magnussen, ger,y, orthopaedic surgery, ralfCJUPI in the facllltlea nowoeeu- Dr. Ja<oll Wel....,.ger, Dr. otto cU.oJogy, pediatrics, IDCI obstetpled by Ilia Holzer Clinic IIIII A. Vornhol~ Dr. WOllam F. Ashe, rics and gynecology. tile GaiUpolls CIIDic. Patlenla ol cllnlco will oontiiJie to be 101n by lhslr rqular Jlh1slcSAN PEDRO, Callt (IJPO - Pale, shaken oCIIcers of Ute 1Jna at tile respecllve faellldeo. Los· Angeles Pollee Department's Harbor station awea.Ied to After a porlocl ·ol llud.Y and the JU»llc: Turn ln your ftrearms if you lUte- blt please WJo. ovaluadoo, It II andelplted tllat load tllem llrol . , structure ol lilt two preLt. Art Rotter said the assassination of Se"n. Robert KenmediCal -nUl be rtorpnlzriecb' has brought a rush of people to Harbor station, bent oo ed to initiate .:-JIIIIna handing over their weapons. It has become clear to nervous ...... ol Jll'OVIdlDc expanded beallh care to Ilia areo. omeers that a lot of the wen intentioned gun owners hardly know one end of a firearm trom the other. i Several llddltlooal Jlh1slclana The climax came Tuellday when a little old lady, brim full will become a11oclaled will! tile bOW medj<ll group. Detolla o! of goOd citizenship, trudged Into tile obltion wllh a rolled up apron. the acMWoo of the~ new group Willi of her she spilled Its contents clanking on . llii>mbora will be l!lnOIInced In the desk of a detective. It was a ,25--caJiber automatic, tully lho near future. loaded, with the saCet.Y orr.. .. It's a hazard," Rotter s a y s. THE GALLIPOUS CLINIC ''We've had several clol.e calls." 'IIIIa partnership ns lauo<hed a,..,. " ' erect- .1UY llld !mptoYina Ute QJaUIY praetice. For e,.ry bonking service and faelllt;y under one root, you can alwaya depend on us. ArKI we add the bq)ortant extra of iriendly, considerate attention in the handling ot your financial needs. building was ed at Fourlll Avewe and Sycamore Slroel, GaiiiJiolls. Tocla¥ .lids clinic has lOVen phydcllns aervlng area realdenio Ia tile fields ci 1n1erna1 medicine, general surgery, op.. lhalmology and general family and Dr. Cbarlea E. Holzer. Jr., lhoH Jlh1ald.sno had tor 1101118 dme beeo pracllclng u a JII'OUP with Or. Cherleo E. Holzer, Sr. arm Teenager Nicotine, Low Tar Gted for \ I PIE EATER - Jllll CARNAHAN, celller, II entered Is a .....aiiDIID Ute qle llllatlcaal!tll tD be held Salurdsy night In cOII)uncllon wltll tile frog Jumplrw ehampiOIUIIdp, .>9 p, m., It Ilia f - 1 aladlum. ear.han and Ids SJ100Sor, Malp Treuuror """""'E. Fnllk, loll, I<"* over Ute acute oC events wltll Dale C. Wll'ller, a member o! tile oommlttee tor the trog Juat)IQIJ tad pie e111at1 e>enta. Deadline for entering lhe pie eatlrw eonleat Is lids ewq A 16() cub prise will be c~­ lhe wiMer - who bettBr be r<ll hungry - IIIII ids spoosor will recelw au attneU,. trllJib1. -Sentinel Photo. .::::·::·:·:· ''''. Group Surveys Jo Vocational School . ' .. ,·.-·· '• ' ~ANFR!!~~~.' For 4~Countv Areat·~·. · : , ~ 'J ll': arDIIes lowest In tar and nJoo. Une may be lhe moat ilarmful tD human lungs, a tobeeeo re'. searcher told the American MedIcal A180clatlon today. "While there la no &:luht that tar and nicotine are Injurious to Oilier pordons ci Ilia bod!'. • aald Dr. Garolh M. Greene, "I can find no relationship betWeen lhoae oomponeots and lung se- " • '• f ' ' •• •• • ..-' •'' • Uon." TIM COZART, 17, son of Robert and Thelma Cozar4 Portland, has been appolntBd to tile UnltBd Slates MUitary Academy at West Poln4 N. Y. He will report to West Point 011 July L Tim's nomination (aeeancl alternate) was anllOUil\led by Cong. Clarence E. MUler or OhiO' I lOth CoJWTeSaional District wbo also sent a congratulatory message to Mr. and Mrs. CozarL 96 Years of Continuous Service • • • ••. •• ational Bank POMEROY e Member Fedanl Besme Syste111 '• ' 5aYiags ... Member Federal Deposit lnslltanct Corporation 4%11111rttt . ' ... '' ·' .. ., '• .' •. I . . ·JUNE • • • • • "• '~-- .. alaoted Roberl &mlmlt' Coia,y :j;<:SMf::~~<-.i.:&Jf*~-4'%~~~ . f'" • FRIDAY, SATUIDAY, SUNDAY -. \ " •Jdibt lloutiiJ ·are '"'lho .UI. ,. ~ployes Sure ,'fi\ .: ..'· '. . ·.··ia Ji;:,Lt BIG BEND REGATTA \ ' OF TilE 0100 IJetil<lqal!e $lor,.~tw~~'·-~ · ·• Pnblie Fun. Timel '.. ...' . :rue-. ..; ME~ ,.c I !)AUGU - GaiUpolls, 12.3 15,.2 1'llllllna 11 teet . ot rollero; Pl. Plea- 24.5(); i'llllteroy.-11411, Zl,OO; lllniM, l iatl alai.; lllnawba Falla, 4.50 riling; Cborlealoo, 18.00 1111. Lonolan, Marmet, and Wlnlleld, and 21·22-2:t : : .o/'1- .y . l ' \; . ~9 \.- ' ·' Greene aald a oC director~ of the Southeastern Ohio Regional CouncU Tuellday July night at Jackson expressed interest for a Cour - county joint vocaUonal school in this area. Byrl R Shoemaker. Director. Voeadonal Education, Slate IJ&. partment ol Education, was the wldei.Y adver- principal speaker al brands. .. Greeoe said, 1 1)ecause lllat II really beolde Ule point. Whal we're getting at Is that s~rinterxtenta are to discuaa such a school with their respective botrds of education al their tile Joily tised brend or clgerDIIes tllat Lanes Bowling Alley. Hee;~~plain­ clalmo to be lowest In tar and ed lhe pl'<lblems In es1abllshlng nleotlDO ac:lually reaoltBdlnmore such a school Local superintendents lrmn lung dsnla&e Utan 10 other IIIIer GoUla, Malgs, Jackson and VI"' brands tested. "I don1t want to orne t b e ton counties expressed interest in such a vocational school. The meetings. Meigs Local is bulldirwnow,ln Mrs. Philson Dies Tuesday Paris Talks Continue in Stalemate n>al ltlkl. 'that would btclude rtoiorattm ol lite DemUIIarl•-' Blood Flowing At Khe Sanh . . cCD*ti.Ofl wtth It& new ~ ~ hlinsha high ochool at Bock -llolt. :. Sprlnga, • - - - •: has been &pJli'OWid by Ute lfali : , . : deparlmonl or Another meellnr hu been Ht:i.:-: tor 6:30 p. m. July 10 at R I Gnnde Colloga, will! Or. AJp~oao :, .. R. Chri1tenaen, lD chirp. It"~ which tile ·~ will·' · o:j:; return lhelr Dndlop. Funeral aervicea tor Mrs. Ro~ GaiUa CouniY l.oeal gina Mae Phll1011, 86, Racine, tendenll have dlacuued a who died Tuellday morning at tional school at 11e17 ShawsvUie, Va., will be held Fri- during tile lasl lew day at 2 p.m. at tile Racine Matb· issue waa also discussed bJ odlsl Church with tile Rev. Jud- Gilllpolls Cllf Board ol Educ~ -L Weed ot Columbus and tile Rev. Dale McClurg olftclaUng Burial will be In tile Letart Utere Is _.mly oome other, Cemetery. Ullknolm faclor lhatdamageslung She was born J111111ary 11, 1882, til~e.·• at Pomeroy, lho dau&1tter ci tbo late L. L. and AurUIJ Jlarpo1d Hayman, and was also preceded In b¥ her hullbend, F. SAIGON (IJP0 - The blood E. Phllaoo lhreo years qo, IIIII ci 317 Norlh Vleblam lioopa Utreo brothers and two alotaro. smeared tile Jungle slopes a- 9le was a member ct. the Raround llle oortposts oC lhe qorth- cine Melhocllat Church. ern !l'OIIIIer Marine fort ol Khe &orvtvlng are two daUIIhtars, Sanh today. '!lie algno were tllat Dr. Kathryn Pldlllal, Blackt· lhe Cbmmunlate would be bade burg, Va .• and Mrs. 'llleron(Mary PARIS (IJPO - '!lie UnltBd - possibly all summer IGII&. Lew) Jolm11011, Pllllls; a 11011, Slates aald today II wanlo no Loall!ertl8<ka killed 131 or Ute Ben Pldlsoo, Haclne; a at-, ''privileged posltlm" In VIet- attackers '1\leaday, In lhe aame Mlas Edltll Hayman, llld a broth· nam. II ealled apln !or secret apot and In lho aamo manner or, Homer c. Hayman, both or Dteotllllilao. dealsned to set lhe lhat they ldUed 186 otbera Ill a Racine. and four grlndeldl&-111 llallld P.rf• Ialka IIJO(q bul flrat Norlh Vlellllm attompl to and five great • grandclilldron. Hanoi'• ehlel ...., Xllan Thu)o ...-errUn tile ouQ>oata Saturday. Friends ..., eall at lhe Raw~ tbo plea. Marine losses Tueldi,y were llnp.Coats Funeral Home !rom U. S. AinbellldGr w. Averell lt men killed and 30 - . 2:3G p.m. to 4:3G p.m. llld 7 to ~Iii woal 'Into Ilia meeting . Soturd.,r lhq adfered 16 dead 9 p.m. '"' 'lllurllde,y llld lllldl II! alk Hanoi to .nturu to t be ·and ~1 1I!JWided. American In· . 10:30 a.m. Friday, whoo lhebodl' 11,14 Geneva Far Eulern PIB"' lelllaoa<e aourcea precli- will be to lhe dulr<h to III'Ollllellll In an «<ort to end tbell Were onb> .battleo In Ute Ue Ill stale !rom 11 a.m. 1111111 a,. · ~ Ia Vletilam lhroiqJh tor- tP\Iclal war Bl'QIII!I Khe Sorlb. lime ct aervlee•. aat.ono. . , .. School a•:lmlnlstrators attendIns 1 special meetlogoftlleboard SClll t1on at Its June meetirw. Carl Doblberg, SEORC tor, presided at '1\lellde,y nldlt'l meedrw. Attending trom CouniY wore: Clarence E. soo, count.Y bert R. Duroae, city doni; Harland T. aehool botrd; Don>~~~ Soulhweatem Lo<ll S< trlot; Wllllam 0. Nol1hqp, Ga1lta District; and C. Bradbury. K¥ger Creek and !rom Mils• v. :rldtz, lng Attorney, lepl edYIJer Matgs CouniY Sebo91a. '' VETERANS MEYOIIIIU. ._ HOSPn'AL Admllalool - w-. Middleport; Alma land; Sarab Plalnl; MBr8lri' ero.J; Addle BuD, Dladlarpo- Charlu Lemlq, Wbuoiii' Zertile. ' ' �e· ' ':•,•:· -:-:- ' : ::-:·:-:-:· .. '.,.. . . '• ~ •' u.... apf Ot -tHe ss an . ra 1 tor Icier of the, C!~el o? rhlpa. But Is esolbmoUon, 1111 bill pl~Yer;' w got ge_neral c to ~ ere th ee ensua around the H•rrt Somese keeps lng - with hi bo -0 uti n and sdly come muagerial r nk pUot o! the '. '. .on p Is flims " lr L N ' '· ston ,, ~· ' •' r ' \ ,.. • ra • lOft re P. · T. Plckona ••h.a ' HEN '· •• ) 110 T ···~· ' ' •• ell ad " nare Aile U t, Ph.'l • ldnd se the u. ·Tr ht DDOWN R . erous bat in he alked inten the ys detea Jackkorthetop te? Have you r centb' sh<IWD ldndss to someone i 0 and WI s st plate In th he was taken by er r ers Get 6-0 • m ba ,301. J m She enbac too over for Jim O'Toole ln the seventh in be ) at 6-S) ANT ONY :OS s L w s , 0 The nightc ' ' ••' .1858 1tant ·gene their !arm · named an ~ r in 1964. R A. saw a 10 'nning ot who o to Jim d 5!, Joined the Reds In (IO ·,. IJIIOIII 000 101 00 ' 0 0 101 00 000 10 010 1- 3 the CBrd~nals pitched eig th vic e e, Jim McCoy, !.louble and Je ba. and lloudash t, Hub- Con st PlUMBI G D HEATING J' each. Le t Falls h' r es wi o si an C n, a triple Jen ' n and ill reach a i erlc G 8 U Ext11 e Caution With 4 '"""'~t"l Can Sora1vs I. 31 3 I 3 0 33 29 34 lr WAY E G. BRAN TA T, M.D. 7 ellmina ompl 9 .492 Smi 10 1 ~ . 94 10'.• • 76 1' .460 I 'h y. ston New Marion 'tch s nlgllL h N Hit 3 .4SO I 4 37 • 93 lfil (1st am ) ' 000 2 10 - 3 7 1 10 010 oo Smith pitched a ro-11 tter A cl ned the Mets 2 6 1 ( laooB nd Gr . fill- FRA LU 6 7 10 3 (3), • .. '• . .,.,' ' ar y, 1 (1) and c •• ' ~ .. ' <agQ Sl. Loui ., '• 001 300 10 - ? II I w A I 2 10 100- 5 7 I · Clonlnpr, r .. ('I) •: ~ n LP 000 000 001- 1 6 0 (lstl. 0010404-91 IIA ,,' ~' ' Ftr Ill .ZUSPAN �e· ' ':•,•:· -:-:- ' : ::-:·:-:-:· .. '.,.. . . '• ~ •' u.... apf Ot -tHe ss an . ra 1 tor Icier of the, C!~el o? rhlpa. But Is esolbmoUon, 1111 bill pl~Yer;' w got ge_neral c to ~ ere th ee ensua around the H•rrt Somese keeps lng - with hi bo -0 uti n and sdly come muagerial r nk pUot o! the '. '. .on p Is flims " lr L N ' '· ston ,, ~· ' •' r ' \ ,.. • ra • lOft re P. · T. Plckona ••h.a ' HEN '· •• ) 110 T ···~· ' ' •• ell ad " nare Aile U t, Ph.'l • ldnd se the u. ·Tr ht DDOWN R . erous bat in he alked inten the ys detea Jackkorthetop te? Have you r centb' sh<IWD ldndss to someone i 0 and WI s st plate In th he was taken by er r ers Get 6-0 • m ba ,301. J m She enbac too over for Jim O'Toole ln the seventh in be ) at 6-S) ANT ONY :OS s L w s , 0 The nightc ' ' ••' .1858 1tant ·gene their !arm · named an ~ r in 1964. R A. saw a 10 'nning ot who o to Jim d 5!, Joined the Reds In (IO ·,. IJIIOIII 000 101 00 ' 0 0 101 00 000 10 010 1- 3 the CBrd~nals pitched eig th vic e e, Jim McCoy, !.louble and Je ba. and lloudash t, Hub- Con st PlUMBI G D HEATING J' each. Le t Falls h' r es wi o si an C n, a triple Jen ' n and ill reach a i erlc G 8 U Ext11 e Caution With 4 '"""'~t"l Can Sora1vs I. 31 3 I 3 0 33 29 34 lr WAY E G. BRAN TA T, M.D. 7 ellmina ompl 9 .492 Smi 10 1 ~ . 94 10'.• • 76 1' .460 I 'h y. ston New Marion 'tch s nlgllL h N Hit 3 .4SO I 4 37 • 93 lfil (1st am ) ' 000 2 10 - 3 7 1 10 010 oo Smith pitched a ro-11 tter A cl ned the Mets 2 6 1 ( laooB nd Gr . fill- FRA LU 6 7 10 3 (3), • .. '• . .,.,' ' ar y, 1 (1) and c •• ' ~ .. ' <agQ Sl. Loui ., '• 001 300 10 - ? II I w A I 2 10 100- 5 7 I · Clonlnpr, r .. ('I) •: ~ n LP 000 000 001- 1 6 0 (lstl. 0010404-91 IIA ,,' ~' ' Ftr Ill .ZUSPAN �. "·' '·,., UONOR TWO ~ . . ·• · ' NEW ·yonJ( , D»sdal< .. 91 the ' '' • any gal who 0\'EH.E.\GER G,\1 , NO TIDlEAT- PIIOUAIII.Y Dear Uelen: We'Ve ~n married 16 years and have five fine children. I know my husband is wonderful, but other women know It, too. Years ago, he conressed one infldelicy. No repeats. He is an avid gardener and keepa bu8,}' outside when ~·s home. Now my neighbor is an unmarried woman. Latecy, she has started working in her garden every day, 'but only when my husband ts around. At nrst I thought it was a coincidence, but the mimte he walks out the back &»r. there she is, water~ ing, pulling grass, etc. As she wears a negligee over her nightgown, when she bends down well, sometimes my husband's hoe hits a nower Instead ot a liir1Sona Ill I negll- gee at 5 p.m. Ia elther <looperate. or a rrump. Work ~rs with your husband, making sure somo of the kids are with you, thia to Show her what a compatible famll.Y you are. Mainly, turn the sltuatlon Into an In Bide joke at your bouse, , but neyer laugh at 111M. Just smile sympathetlcally about the poor -thing next door w h o can't resist his charms. - II. · Dear Helen: About the neighbor lady w h o brought in the dinner because thi5 man told her he was sick when he was really hungover, week. Her other obvious attempts to attract him include borrowing all kinds of tools, asking his advice, acting like the sweet little helpless female. I kMP wondering, if she's such an ardent gardener, why does~ n't ~he work in the mornings when it's cool - and my guy is off at work? l know he loves me and his family and wouldn't intentionally 00 an,ything to hurt us, but a man can be tempted, and 5he's tempting. Am I making too much of this? - WORRIED Dear Worried: Probably. Happily married men seldom Call for desperate women - and Wahama Grads NEW liAVEN- New lli.V>.n is showing oft another new business with the Openi,11g of the Dair)' IIaven on Sa,tu~ On Ul 33. The b\illdh~ was forP"~erl)' known as the Midway Sale& which was own. ' ed by Lonnie 'Jeyr"eU. President AndreW Jackson The new proprietors, Lewis called the first national politi, Summers and Joey -Roush, both or cal convention in 1832. New Haven, had a portion .of a hill and tons of earth moved to make an ideal parking pilce in delle, Slndy Gibbs, sally Smith, back and along the rront or the Sherida Clpehart, Kathy Haggert,y and Paulette i!Ondolph. building. Hours will be from ll i. m. to Featured on the menu are lee 11 p. m. Mondays through Slturcream, sarrJwiche:s, foot-loit hot day5 arxl from 12:30 to 11 p. m. dogs and beverages. as usual: You aren't very perceptive, Employees are Garnet Bur.. Sundays. Helen, if you didn't realize that dame was wearing a halo of pure brass. ~e just wanted to make the wife look silly. The diMer said loud arid clear, "You're a lousy mate or your husb~ wooldn't be staying out mtil 4 a.m., and l could do a lot better by hlm!" I had a husband like this man, for 30 years. He needled me Into screaming at hJm, just so t h e neighbors would hear and feel sorry !or him. He had everyone thinking I was a she-devil, but no one knew the insults and quiet crueUy I suffered. To others, he was an angel. Oh how he loved to sutter and get sympathy from other women! Wh.)' don't you see through these catty female5? And bUster these no - good husbands! You seem to take the man's side, when there's any doubt about who -.: . . is guilty. For example, you told the wife who was jealou5 of her .'·' ' daughter -in-law that it was probebly over • actlv• imagination. That old buzzard was as guilty 5TH at1d PEARL STS.··RACINE NEW HAVEN - Miss Gloria Gibbs, New Hnen. will begin training at the International Tab- Ri~t reserved :o limit quantities Dear Down: Not "anyone" could see U, We accept Fed. Food Stomps friend: Just someone whose reactions are colored by tier own personal experience. You're sour J. June 20-21-22 family living, so lf you're having kid trouble or just plai.n trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome your own amuslng experiences. Aqdress alq. All are 1968 graduates of WWma. newspaper. This column is dedicated to Helen Bottel in care of this Oub Will Help MASO~ Demo~ had $141.91. Cheryl Burns, sec- stratton meeting at summersw retary, had roll call. Beverly Carson preslped wtlen business was transacted. Brenda NoUge was in charge of the program and 9Jsan Fox, dlWodonals. Others participating were Robin Johnson, &!san Fox, Kathy Roush and Mary Fox. Refreshments were served by Connie Hughes and &&san Tha. bet. Appointed as devotional leader next month was Robin John. son, and program Leader, Carolyn Hughes. Hostesses for July are Cheryl Burns and Beverly Carson. ~~ Cblrlestc-n Area Home vtUe, W. VL, on June 6Ut. They were Mrs. Virgil Burris, Sr., Mrs. H. E. Beckelheimer, ~lrs. W. P. Newman, Mrs. W i 1 s on Tyler, Mrs. Ray Crank arxl Mrs. G. C. Sommer. Mrs.' Frederick G1rner of Huntircton was re-elected region.. ai representative of the Charles· ten Area of which Mason Count.)' Is a member. The group toured the SummersvUle Dam, convalescent home, American card Co., ond the state pork. ;$ ' ·' • . Md Mrs Harry W Ish Mason .,~A. .,., has oompleted one year .....,. ' lf&rlhall and wUI retu-·thete . j ,. , ,... ,, . u:(e Filii. ' l ·I llt. \IJl'U J ow~: .... PI ALNtEK u,.,..,.s. TMMIIIU, t:.dillll' 1114 11 A1111 ' 'lillli.• l-' .a;IJ _.. •·~~ II) 1'lle ~»"' ~.n.; t-111111111~ ~. ~ ~ l'omm1, ~ 4Woll. ,.,.,,..•• Wlao '112-m~. •~111r._. I'IIDM t~:~-mr. 11111 d ,.,.,..., ne ~ ilill_, ....rii•IIIJ r.p-'" .._ tiMIIkillllu:Mr. lnt,. U U.M UtM ll,.,.,. YMk n.,,-.... lnr~< , ,....,,"'nun ••n: l.llllnr..:t b)' o:urltr ..._, 101Uablt U renr~ .,_, ..... ; - , .... lfl """"~ •• ~ '"''' Sro.t~l Ullin,"'""'· ~. - '·"• ·~10. 'rhr111 • llltlllllli, U. ~l. B)· Mou.w kw1~ rlrrttr -•••·• 1111 aotllalill : lltot IMiflll1 $1 . :.11. 111 111111 : ll<tt r• liW.IIII, ~• ~~n, , IJO,:I), ·~ IIIO>IIflo N.to. cJr 'fi'UY Was ftJI'CfoJd b;f'tberfJrOJJh<:tcss CuSHundra -· ~ r;,tl..., Jrico lll<ld• ~ HIM~ .,' ·- '' .ARMOUR'S I , "" - •••••••••••••••• ~. ,, '· ' I, Crinkle Cut '> ·.~ l '("" 1. FRENCH· FRIE~ ~ 2 lb. llag 35~ SWEET TREAT . 8U~TT'E"il -TENDER BEST • 1 LB. CAN ·~ i'~~:-..., .•I·.. TID•; .DUZ. ' .... , LL EACH , • - Low, Low PriCe 4611o . .' '' •" I l'ltiL .... 2¥1 ·~. 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Pkg.of6 ED POP FROZE;N Ne. 2V. foiVM ro 111. 1 "-l!t;.'IT o~ lfi'~MA-\OK .I.IIEA .. ..,..,. 04.~·--' "•~• ~ SHOWBOAT Bread •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 1.00 k 291> D I M De onte r1n .o.~~~&, •••••••••••••••c:.. ., Homestead Oleo •!'::.............. 5 •·1. 00 Custom Canned Pop•••••••••••••••••~ •10~ . ,. 51 •1c. ,.1neapp1e••••••••••••••••••••••::. 39 - ., • ....................... ·•· fl 49/> SaIad Dress1ng ,...1 ., Nescafe Instant Coffee •••••••••• , ••• : 99~ Premium S.ltlne Oreo Sandwich · CRACKERS, lb. box . . . . . . 39~ COOKIES, lb. pkg •....... 53C THF. DAILY SENTINEL ,.n.,. , LL _ , . 11!11111 LeuerAmounh R.,utor 2 for 43c . / Picked Up Speed When the Washington Mon. •nee tounciior and German rn~· lt:hidors are Sister Alma and ~ M 'I he •IWr ary Wa lmelne. They IJjJect to be gone eight weeks. Jlarriet is the daughter ol Mr. ,ifiJc (aif ' lb. pkg. Tho.,_ mainly will study German and travel to Dutreldorf, Austria, Holland, Ireland and Ealt Berlin. Their -'CPPS O.dd- ' '• ' !rom Philadelphia on June 22nd, reaches that height In one and arrive ln Berlin .'i.lnday, to minute. eommence classes on June 24. o -CENTER CUT' . ' I M.-\SON - Miss Harriet Ann Walsh, Mason, has enrolled .at ument was first {Jpened to the a Foreign ~age l.eal!lle public in 1888. its elevator required 12 minutes to ascend School in Germany. Aloog with to th• 5:xJ-foot leveL The new Giber young people, she will Oy elevator in the monument a • . 1 3 Study in Gennany • ,~ Low Food Prices Harriet Walsh Will .._:._ •,, • 5 Pay for Camp Milson County htlnemaker's agent, attended the Miss Louise 1';.!L -~e e - Barbara Lewis, Ma:son, discussed 4-H Camp when the Happy Go Locky 4-H Club met recently at the Mason Youth Center. The club voted te pay $4 towards each club member's lee to camp. Connie Gilland, treasurer, reported that the club MASON - Six MaSOil Cooncy Hamemakers Club members and ·, Lo Veryuay W, f) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Lathe)·, both of Letart, are plannlng to attend Glenville S t a t e Teachers' College. sandra Gibbs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gibbs, New Haven, plans to attend Marshall Unlver~ Meeting Attended Mre:· eeeeeeeeeeeeeee · · ~I.e. begin classes June 25th. Michael also a graduate of Wahama, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson. P.' Jar~ll. , M&soh; Mr,l, .crump, Pt: Plea\'""); Mr•· .I.IJ'- F •. Ftoher 11!<1 · · 1'1' J •. I~. R~ 1 Raveouiwgo>d; Donald J. , · Mri. .Glen O; n~; J.Oi.ii!Ot- 'fan\daugl\ter, Mrs. tom; . Mr~. sianloy 'E. ·Tnisool!, .ll!d lnlant ~Ill>'''· ry Kearn~. Stite'l~rs tolls~iat R~ .t j;o!Jg. Boitom;.. Mtl.' BOI• . Hendrlcka,'Mra. ·Frank<~;::&: at younger tam~·~ ~·RQb.. lie·· Danl!ol•: '1/ell!IOfti ·11.-r s, akl, Mrs • .William G. L James L. Footer, Rt. 1 OOk HUI; Sloan 1>· ,UJ<kacloo, ' erts and Jlm8s ·ltefteboWer. .. ~ •' . '· '' '. .' ., ' .... ' ,., ._H Colonial Sugar.~::~~;:~ ••s:. sse Shortenl'ng ~~=.:~'::~AILE 3 !. ss~-~ Stokely Catsup ••••••••••••~: 19e .' g·'tc'. Bleat·.·h•••••.·.- ••..,."•'.• j\'"'~ "JJ!In•.- 35$ .M Toilet Tissue~~t::S"ASSTQ: 3.:-.: 1-00. " The Store W114 A Hart" from reading her letter.- DOW:-.J WITH MEN N Michael Johnson, Mason, has ~nrolled at the Auto Diesel Cot .. lege at Nashville, Tenn., aOO will r .l. · Jl!i\ei ~JaflQY FULV ALU-BUYS! . RACINE 17j. Be F'ul- J 'a /u Porks & ans •••••••••••c:";. " 1SIJ ••..............::. ~ MARKET Potted 'I k 91Skimmed ulating Institute at Philadelphia, on all men (and most women) PL, Sept. 9th. , . . . because you got a lemon. I ghre Gloria, valed1ctonan of 1hi.s · -- ~m a fair shake because I didn't ,year's graduating class at wa.. Come-to think of It, my reaction~ . hama, is the daughter of Mr. and II.~Gibbs,,,y'"rJ ·~ , ~re juil_ •• affected by experi''"'" C'L:;o:~ e:nce i , . , ,are yours, ~xcept I'm ,, "":" '.• ·~. n~ SUe Bumgai' , daugh<t "'" · "~"''" ofMr-, landMrs.EdwardBum- prejudi<:ed IN FAVOR of peo,.J garner, and Miss Jud) Lathey, I kinda like it that way. . t; whleh .. At 11\io time , by tribes, ...,pe.te councU ~~r~te in·. · lengo& anc\ stunts. • Gilbert Barnetie . ia; ', club agent and -sf!i.u.W..it Older Com!> ore StlJO ~s ll\oth CamPbell, Paula .~rua and Ter· Open Mon. thru Sat. 9to 9- Sunday 10to 7 as a pup. Anyone could see it, Making Plans crafts. ' 41~ DOZEN 45~ TISSUE US. NO. 1 N'EW ,,. ·o· ,-····r ·o·-··. · - :· RED A,·: ~ . es ·~.- ·· •. · •. • I - •. ·i' .. ·_ · ·· . ' l ~ , . .. '' . 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McCirthy 1 s camp accusing him of pocking the l8tloaal coo- ~ b~ tho Ctrctllt, eou,.:t and' anterod in the office ot tiio clrcyU ""'"'In clerk lloo)daY tlle .crtm· 1na1 actioo of $ate of Wo11 Virginia ~rei ~ AmFiolclor vs. UarveJ Pri(!e, the court or. dared tho dotond&llt Is tho lather , ot her ln!ant chlld and muat JN!1 • $30 per month s_.-1 ot Mid child until 18 1oari of age. in the civil octlon ocyled Rollo Lee u. Bertha llarrl1100, It was ordered thlll the 6o!ondant, Bor· Uta Harrison, shall vacate t h e promises o! the plalntitr by August I, 1968 snd PI!¥ the sum ol $195 c... past rent due. vention starr with key backers ol Vice President Hubert H. Hum- jilroy and the administration. The issue arose late TUesday minutes after party 1eaders announced the selection of Sen. Donie! K. Inouye o! Hawaii to keynote the late August convoo- tion. House Democratic leader Cor! Alberto! Oldolwma to chair tt, and House Democratic whip Negro Affluence Real Home Factor · Middleport in By RONALD E. COHEN •- hoods is not racial discrimination but on inabiUcy to of!ord the mortgage. "St'venty-flve per cent of tlte Negroes are not financially able to buy" homes in white ~ighborhoods, says ll J. Birch, a Columbus, Ohio, realtor. United Preas International A realtor in Laramie, Wyo.• says that it a Negro can afford I~ he con l>llj' soy home available. A broker in Minne~i~t. Paul uys that what Is holcl!JW back Negroes from moving into "I don't think the test Ilea In predominantly white neighhor· the resjstance or people to the .' Negroes," says MurraJ1 -ha, a real estate broker Ill !aohioooblo 'lt lies U.. whether the Negroes can alford to buy homes ln this area." Rye, N.Y. 1 HAIR Important civil righu decision since the landmark prohibition qalnst school sogreptinn in 19o4, ruled 1\londay ox!stiJW federal Jaws forbid an discri· mlnad.on ln \ sale or rental of housing. While many hailed a decision they said sii'O[It . _ tho last stumbling blocks tolfard open housing in America, the nation's realtors were not so sure. Many irdlcated, in a nationwide survey conducted by United Press lnternatlmal, that while 12-4 Pony Win For men of action-the Caravella* · "Sea Hunter" offers Money A Prclblom Middleport'• JIOI1Y ~o . team mounlod a hard-hitting otlock that Alan Kurtz, a realtor in a 90 pl'Oiilcod 124 win over S¥racuse per cent white noighborbo<Ml of South Hills in Pittsburgh put it Tuesday afternoon at tho s,ra. cuoo Mltnlclpol Park. this WIY: "Economically, Negroes just Ronnie Clooch otortod oo tho do not have the money hill tor Middioporl and worked necessary to make down ua.dl the lixth when he was re.. lloved by Keith Vanlnwapn. Jim payments and meet interest Hubbard and Steve JtddDs pitch· rates." Tho u.~ Supreme Court, in the barriers or racial discrlm~ ed lor S¥raCII80. what many lelt was lts m01t ination may have all but crom~ Steve Dunfee paced hitting 1m: bled, a perllaps less subtle but tho winners with a homo nDi. m less effective segregation- triple and lingle while Rick money - might keep Negroes Van Mitro got a bolile run and from rushing to suburbiL alnglo, Clonch a double and sinLooo Wlnn!JW Fight gle, BUI Vaughan and David Boyd The most dramatic instance or uch a pair ol singlea, and Stan ilm>tllcy on the port of a Negro WUaon a single. family to aCCord suburbia's Sfracuae hltiors were Rick trees ancl crabgrass was the Ash with a double and two ainFuneral senice for Frankie case of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph g)oa, Steve Wlnobromertwotrli>Comoe Rae Willams, daughter o! Mr. and Mra. Ray WIHWns Lester Glbba, 57, Hartford, who Lee Jones. les, Jenkins a J)llirof singles, and ot Rutland liood, wos 111111ed to tho dean's Dst !OJ' tho spr!nr 181110&- died as the result o! InJuries It was on their behall that tho Dick Sauvaso a single. ter It Morehead SLUe Unhors!cy. 111stalned in sn 8UQl accident Tho pme between PQmoroy M111 WIIUams, a physical odueatloo mtJ<r, matnlained a 3.67 Moncll.y nlshl at .CW!on, wilt be Supreme Court ~ wu made after Jones, 1 Negro, and and Rutland was poMpoood until average. Grlduat!JW Aug. I, she baa 1<coptod a poaitloo at Soothern • hold Friday ot 1:30 p.m. at the his white wlfe were refused a this evening and It wiU be on the lltgh School this COllllJ!8 lolL F081oSCllli Funeral Home. Burial $30;000 home the.Y wished to Rutland field Instead of at Pam. will be in Graham Cemetery. purchase in the Paddock Woods oroy aa originally schoolded. RU111 AND WALTER McNAMEE wiU observe their golden-. Friendo D183 can at tho ftmor. subdlviaion in St. Louis. In other !"on)' Lesaue activtey cllJW annhersary !rom 2 to 5 p. m. 011 SUndal', Jply 7, at the Ameri- al homo !rom 2-4 and 7~ p.m. MOIIIa,y the nation's highest last evonins, Elltem dolootod can Le,ton Heme on S. Henry st., in Delaware, Ohio. Thuradoy. Rev. David Field& will crurt, eiting 1 102-year-old No doubt numerous Meigs res- pected to t&ave 1 ••surprise" en. be in charge. The deceased waa Reconstruction era s t a t u t e, visiting Cheahlro by a 2.11 score on a !our-lltttor by Jim Ami· Idents will remember Mr. Me- try. The entry sounda bXerest.. preceded in death by hi& parents, ruled the Joneses cruld keep up buy and Domis Eichinger. Ervin and Amie Gibbs, and a Namee, who formerly lived here. il1l- be sure to catdl it. . with their white neighbors. Eastern hitters were Bobby But now Joe and Barbera Jo Caldwell, Rick Sanden, Randy 9lrvlv!JW are hia wife; FranTHE MINI SKIRT is to make NOT LONG NOW UNTIL the Jones catmot al!ord the homo. Yoomg, Flchinger and AJntlbary, • ·CIItfff«J wttlerproot• commuolty rolla out the red car- lUI exit, !ashionoJilOrla say. How· ceBi two 10111, Leiter and James, to 1 d1plh ot eM teet. Tho price has climbed to esch with a tdnglo. Gottlns Chepot lor the !ourtll amuaJ Big Bond ever. berore it D\0\'ea trom the Hartford; a daulbler, Mra. Botcy • Rotatable tf1p1M t1m1 shire hits wore with two scene below is a poem sent us Jane McNarmara, Letart RFD; $36,000 Regatta. JncidentaUy, the porade lndlcllor. But 111111J1 realtoro quoatioood &Ingles and Rankin and Master • 11/tJflfli prKIIIon which leaves Middleport1t1p.m. by MargaretNeumanofSyracuse, hlo otepmnthor, Mrs. Clara indicalod that the doors may movemtnr with a llnsio oploco. Glbba, Harttord; abc brothers, Friday enroute to ~l' is f'!Y• who says she isn't the author, • UnbteHiblt maiiJI{)II"f. swing open. slowly,·· to, be sure, Charles and Harold, both of ·lt'.J entitled 41 Knees": • Anti-INgnttlc. Hartford; CIUlord, Louisville, lor tho Jneroaaing number ot F1NED $10, COSTS • Stalnl..,.,..,_~, . !_ Negroes. As the I thl!'k that I shall never 100 and RoiJIII. Jolin and Jomoo, an mldlllo Glen P. Weaver, 40, New Hall• Slloclf lltlalant. A thiDg ts ugle as a lmeei ot San FriiiiO!oeo; two lllllera, standard o! liviD& lncroaees en, .... lined $15 and -~~ in amonc the nation'• minorides, • LumiRIHI3 dill,. · Above wboso parlod and knot- Mrs. IYJ Jnpla, Ma1111, and Mrs. U.. c<;at o! .ldlddieport llflllor theJ llid, ' the results ot the • Wlftrplrlollflap. Maalo Nltz, Pomeroy, and nine ted crest. C. 0. Fiailor Tuesday nigh! on 1 court l"llllnc 1ioold become more The mini . 1 bemllne comes grandcblldron. IPOOCiinK charie. abvioua: Oriflr $29.85. to rest; Mr. H. W. Mattingly More Nogrnes aiJon will be Or one that'• ewu Wllr&e than CARAVEI,.L,E8 lble to alford the. $25, ooo to WRL BE AT that, diViJion of BuLbvA $40,000 homo ID Westcbester .. BAND 'fO REHEARSE When podded with repulshe !aL 306N. 2nd Ave, cowt,y, N.Y., In Marin Ccluncy, The Meigs MariUder Blind wiD Middleport, Ohio CaliL, in LoniJI COuncy, Ohio, rehoarao O'Qill 6:30 Ill 8:30 p.m. A knee that may in summer and slmllar llllluont places. Thursclay at Middi'I/Ofl H I B h ON weer, otel'll Opinions Homo owners ineliDed School in preporat!on lor Frf.. Nothing at an, butbequlte bare; Thursday, Under tho 1968 Uvll Rights WASIIINGTON - ~ DisdiY'a Btc Bond Roplta Pando. BehlDd whose des there oft reJune20, 1968 trict Conlrossman Claronco E. Ac~ Congro" lllld that only Buses will loa·ve the Pnmoroj • mains, FROM A network of blue and broken MUJor today roloaaod tho ro- homes sold throctiil1 realtors High School at 6:15p. m. and tho lblts ot hie ll1tiJil [IUbllc opin. were covered mder open Rutland High School .ot 6 p. m. veinsi 9 A.M. to 12Hoolt !on poU wblcll had been sent to houoiJW statutaa. The court onroote to Middleport. To repair and service Scme knees cMtiq.e to per- roaldents of tho Tenth Cortgros- made it cleor Monday thot oven hearing aids if tile ooUor decides not to Dot llonal District in mid-April. Jl[ox, Bri"riet and ·auppliea with a realtor, be can be liable Tho ourve.J; lllwblch over 10,000 How can they l<rm the Iotter ~LL fer all mokoo for Soutlleastern Oldo resident• re-. lor ractal discrimination. j':x"; Realtors Yid not · o ol,y would Mr. llatttJW wiU be clad to Whlle In uather aet one sees, spondod, lndlcalod atrongoppollit take some of the rospooaibiU· IIi.. )'011 • friO hesrinr test A pair ot true parenthesoa. tlon by area cltlzena to the AdWUh the latolt Bellone Eloo. tax prcpoaat, for. cy lor anogoc1 ncial prejudice from their ohouldar s, but It tronic~.,.. Small mrta write veraea auch olin aid, and the Prell_.• handling ot the Pllel>lo incldEI!I. prdJably woold brine bock th080 u then, homeowners who, becauae they 1 If lieerlng lo your · r But greater nuts dloplay the! r White and refused to sell to Negroes. 1 problem Boltone Ia 1 / knees. OOPS! WE DID IT would not Hot their homes on An ICCidont report involv!JW L--l'=.='J.VL.;.-J MRS. MARTIIAJANEWDlama a e~~r driven by Terry Lee Wolfe, the 0110n market. But not all realtors were AA-8-W an ot the Mota• • Jockaon Regional 18, Portland, and I tractor puU· Mw1 with tho doclllon. In Width IHiL Bookmoblle Service was one of IJW a wogon. oporated by Richard D'l&Dl ueaa . or the rm:t1on Prcmtt, 14, Rl 1, Racine, ln more than 40 mombersolllbrary brokers have been accused of slal!s thrOUihout Ohio wbo at- SUndal''a edition was through er· helping perpetuate the Uly-wblte 504 TENTH ST. tended a - solecticllnrorkohop ror. The accident actually occur· atotua o! hundreds of neighbor· Ill Ohio Untverolcy Juno 1:1-15. red several months ago. hoods and canmunlties, ancl HUNTINGTON, W.VA. Mlaa Nancy Hllllllnaton. 0 hI o their responses- or non-res.POD-UnlverslQ', ,.ved l l coordi~ oos- to the sur,.y incllcatecl BAND TO MEET ..,_~'~~~"'.-.•.Stti:IS-•7•22•1-.... alor ot tile workah!ll. Members o! tho Eastern High many were not contrite. School Band are to moot at the high school at 11:45 L m. Fri· day to leave lor Middleport and tho Regatta Parade. Slullenta are to wear summer unl.torms. Music wiD be issued ot tho high ochool. 2~ Workers for Oihle School everything! ' l Reg. . $1.15 Is on Friday cia•• mY~' KNIT .... COTTON ' 1· 9~~~ ~ mini-• HI BROW Bone ------------ ac~· panist. The craft teachers are Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Lar· ,.lon, ... . Shu!.,. Plrii•Psd• PRESENTATION OF At:!OO SCHOLARSHIP to Miss Patri· cia Boring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring and a grad-tate or Eastern High ·SChool this spring, highlighted a recent reunion o! the olumni o! the former Chester High School. Har· old Newell, president of the usociation, made the present&· tion. Miss Boring, who wlll attend Columbus Business Univer· sity, was a member of the Eastern Honor Society, was co-edi~ tor ol the Eastern star, a member o( the anmal staf{, was DAR Good Citizenship winner, belonged to the mixed chorus, Latin Club and was a school librarian. Russell Wins Corporal Rank Karl R Russell, 20, sonofMr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Russell, Ita· elne Route 2, has been promoted to the rank of Marine Lance Cor· poral while serving with Head· quarters Battalion, 7th Marine Reg., First Marine Division, in Vietnam. Russell's promotion was based on time in service and rank, mil· itary appearance and his knowledge of selected military sub. jects. As a member of the battalion, Cpl. Russell helps exercise con· trol of and provides administrative support ~0 units or the division. He helps provide communi· cation facilities am. religious and THE INK SPOTS RESEki/ATIONS ACCEPTED NOW PHONE 675-1611 IT'S STAR TIME AT THE LOCAL TEMPS The tem,perature in downtown Pnmeror at 11 a. m. W-lday. under awmy sides, wa1 72 de-IP'eel. . ··-~r ~ ' 1•, •• • ~.-•lo. ....... PLEASANT POINT RESORT MARRIAGE APPUCATION Brian William Kearna, 18, Maand Sllaron Am Teelord, 18, Racine. HOLDING ~AN The Sherllf'a llopartmont Is hoJd!iW WUWd 11om7 MDhler, Rt. 2, 1'1111)" Flata, Tenn., on AWOL chat.... • AJ: 1lies usiiJ, drin PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. PLAN REGATTA SALES Homemade ice cream and other refreshments will be sold Fri- saturday. June 15. 1968 HOGS - 175 to 220 19 to day. saturday snd !Omday during 20.40; Heavies 17 to 20; Lights Regatta Weekend at the st. Paul 17 to 19.20; Fat sows 14 to 16 •• Lutheran Church. Ice cream l'lill 2o; Boars 12 to 13.00; Pigs 7 be sold to take out to those prOto 14; stock Shoats 15 to 22.50. viding their own containers. CATTLE - Heifera 18.60 to ljecurity services to the division. His unit is also engaged ina civic 23.50; Fat Cows 17 to 20.10; TO SELL REFRESHMENTS action program designed to assist Canners 13 to 16; Bul111 20 to The Yoong Adult Class will Vietnamese people in complet. 22.40; stock Cows and Calves have a refreshment stand Fri~ ing self help projects such as 191 to 236; Stock steers 21 to day and Saturday at the basement the building of wells, ruherl.s, 25; Stork Hellers 17.10 ·to 22.door of the First Baptist Church small bridges, and schools. 50; Stock Steer Calves 23 to in Pomeroy. Sandwiches, pop and Equipment and materials a r c 28; Stock Heifer Calves 21 to coffee win be sold. made available through t h c 24. VEAL CHVES- Tops 33.80; Marine Corps Reservist Civic Seconds 31.60; Medlum 27 to 31; Action Fund. Yorkshire pudding is an unCommon and 1-leavies 25 to 34.• PLAN SERVICES sweetened batter baked under 80. roasting meat so that it Robert Stewart, lay minister LAMBS- Tops 26.90. catches the drippings. ot Minersville, will hold sentees 'in ' the SYracuse Nazarene Church Sunday in the absence of the pastor, the Rev. A, E, Miller. TO BE OBSERVED Holy communion will be ob- in 1 · on dilmp surfaces. Easy SG p and Wiler. White. Presented Honol'l! custom Calibflltd Judith Willetle Lathey, daugh- C.oiOrs" t ter or Mr, and Mrs. Adrian La· they, of Vernon Road, Letart, W. VL, was presented an Honor Award Ma)· 27 in recognition of he r outstanding academic achievement and leadership by the administration arw:l faculty of Wahama High School. Miss Lathey plans to further her education and wiD enter Glenville State Teachers College, where she will major in eduea~ · tion, in September of this year. POMEROY CEM8fl' BlOCK CO. The Departmelt Store o! BulldiJW Since 1'1$ 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 $10,00 Dlwi···IIICI II Cnvt1lt1t Ttr•s served at 7:30 p.m. &mda.v at Grace Episcopal Church. There will be no morning service. The MASON Rev. Mr. Shane will officiate during the communion. MASON, W. VA. fURNITURE CO. ' ' • •• '!' . . .. " · .., ·-····, ' ~ ' .'. '· ' _. ' GOW.NS .. ', • I ,,, . <.•{ r. ' . ' . Prlnte4l Pitterni '• SfM ' ·. ' ' ; 1'• •.. - .~ ' f I ' 'I ' ' ..~j ) ... '; ' BIG VALUE 2 y~ .for. '"' ''·'• ' ' 1 ••.•,. Blq . ·. .. -~. ·, .· . lnl.ai.d .LI ••~:~:,•:::;t~~= piiint lor t1leri;;,. wood ''· JUNE 22 WORK PLANNED Molu Councy Jaycees are romlnod to moot qain W-lday · ntaht at the Pnmorey Motor Com· pay used car lot to work on the DiJI.y Dunker b>r the Regatta. A lullf uliab!e • 3.99 'TONE lleanng' Aid Center Market Report HOUSE PA • V .READY TO GO SUMMER -.. .' Miller Poll Shows •I• with Mrs. Scltes as the ry ·Morrison, and Mrs, Raullin Moyer, and Mrs. BUI Barllel' is the missionary story teller. Teachers are Mrs. WllUIUTl uGod'-s Word, Today's Hope'' Grueset, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, is the t,tteme ot a,daUy vacation Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mn. SuBlble school at the Middleport . san Rawlings, Mrs. Raymond Church ot' Christ which will con- ~ole, Mrs. Art Hess, Mrs.. Earl elude this week. McKinley 1 Mrs. Richard Long, Cioal~ program for the Bible Mrs. Lucretia Stobart, Mrs. lda school wUI be held at 7:30 p. m. Mao Martin, Mrs. RaymOnd Baker, Mrs. Osb)' Martin and Bill' Bartley. The helpers are Kathy Manley, Ricky Triplett, Debbie Laney, Cheri Mayer, Betsy Cunningham, Debbie Maiden, Susan Gerlach, Peggy~ M4':lnney, Marvin Moyer, Mark Moyer, Ray· mond Baker aPI1 Art Hess. over Peaches · 100 children Of the commu nlty are enrolled Ln the school. Mrs. C1arence McNeil atr;l Mra. Frank ' Powets have cbarge of refresh-Market ments for the chDdren. . .... Sunday at the church. Kenneth Scltes i5 d~rector of the school Are Listed Gibbs Service BRTONE Hearing Aid Service Center TROPHJt:li - Jack j;~ney, eroy .ChiDiber of Col!>mer<e and ""!"'!'na~ lor the ·Big Bond Regatta Weekend, center; lo Qlni<!1d by JIC~ Kerr, left,•and Roo ~cDade to display o~e o! the trophies lor lhe rege.tta boat races. McDade and Kerr are members of the or the races that feature prize.11· totaling . committee in charge . $1,200. :- Sentinel Photo. ValiLJI.; JOHN WALTER FJWIK, fl.PRIDA. left; M'~ .Jough, Tole(lo, center, members of the graduating class ol UlB were presented gifts by Cheater Alumni Assn. president Harold Newell at the recent reunion. There were seven members of the gold anniversary class, Ill of whom atterw:Jed college. Making up the group besides those pi~tured were Helen Knight Wilson, New Yorki Hallie Holter, Cincill\&tl, and WU· liam Conroy, Dale Tuttle and Charles Byers, all deceased. .. ; ••.'' �(c.,urt orde.,." ~ ' ·~ ' Suppo . ri 'p~id r. : '' ll¥ United Pross lnter..tiOI)III '· ' ·~ ( \ • • -,1• F · PT •.P{,.EASANT::_~~olin­ President Jobnson was thee~ ter ol a dispute in l)ema<ratie l'lllks today,' with sen. Eugene J. McCirthy 1 s camp accusing him of pocking the l8tloaal coo- ~ b~ tho Ctrctllt, eou,.:t and' anterod in the office ot tiio clrcyU ""'"'In clerk lloo)daY tlle .crtm· 1na1 actioo of $ate of Wo11 Virginia ~rei ~ AmFiolclor vs. UarveJ Pri(!e, the court or. dared tho dotond&llt Is tho lather , ot her ln!ant chlld and muat JN!1 • $30 per month s_.-1 ot Mid child until 18 1oari of age. in the civil octlon ocyled Rollo Lee u. Bertha llarrl1100, It was ordered thlll the 6o!ondant, Bor· Uta Harrison, shall vacate t h e promises o! the plalntitr by August I, 1968 snd PI!¥ the sum ol $195 c... past rent due. vention starr with key backers ol Vice President Hubert H. Hum- jilroy and the administration. The issue arose late TUesday minutes after party 1eaders announced the selection of Sen. Donie! K. Inouye o! Hawaii to keynote the late August convoo- tion. House Democratic leader Cor! Alberto! Oldolwma to chair tt, and House Democratic whip Negro Affluence Real Home Factor · Middleport in By RONALD E. COHEN •- hoods is not racial discrimination but on inabiUcy to of!ord the mortgage. "St'venty-flve per cent of tlte Negroes are not financially able to buy" homes in white ~ighborhoods, says ll J. Birch, a Columbus, Ohio, realtor. United Preas International A realtor in Laramie, Wyo.• says that it a Negro can afford I~ he con l>llj' soy home available. A broker in Minne~i~t. Paul uys that what Is holcl!JW back Negroes from moving into "I don't think the test Ilea In predominantly white neighhor· the resjstance or people to the .' Negroes," says MurraJ1 -ha, a real estate broker Ill !aohioooblo 'lt lies U.. whether the Negroes can alford to buy homes ln this area." Rye, N.Y. 1 HAIR Important civil righu decision since the landmark prohibition qalnst school sogreptinn in 19o4, ruled 1\londay ox!stiJW federal Jaws forbid an discri· mlnad.on ln \ sale or rental of housing. While many hailed a decision they said sii'O[It . _ tho last stumbling blocks tolfard open housing in America, the nation's realtors were not so sure. Many irdlcated, in a nationwide survey conducted by United Press lnternatlmal, that while 12-4 Pony Win For men of action-the Caravella* · "Sea Hunter" offers Money A Prclblom Middleport'• JIOI1Y ~o . team mounlod a hard-hitting otlock that Alan Kurtz, a realtor in a 90 pl'Oiilcod 124 win over S¥racuse per cent white noighborbo<Ml of South Hills in Pittsburgh put it Tuesday afternoon at tho s,ra. cuoo Mltnlclpol Park. this WIY: "Economically, Negroes just Ronnie Clooch otortod oo tho do not have the money hill tor Middioporl and worked necessary to make down ua.dl the lixth when he was re.. lloved by Keith Vanlnwapn. Jim payments and meet interest Hubbard and Steve JtddDs pitch· rates." Tho u.~ Supreme Court, in the barriers or racial discrlm~ ed lor S¥raCII80. what many lelt was lts m01t ination may have all but crom~ Steve Dunfee paced hitting 1m: bled, a perllaps less subtle but tho winners with a homo nDi. m less effective segregation- triple and lingle while Rick money - might keep Negroes Van Mitro got a bolile run and from rushing to suburbiL alnglo, Clonch a double and sinLooo Wlnn!JW Fight gle, BUI Vaughan and David Boyd The most dramatic instance or uch a pair ol singlea, and Stan ilm>tllcy on the port of a Negro WUaon a single. family to aCCord suburbia's Sfracuae hltiors were Rick trees ancl crabgrass was the Ash with a double and two ainFuneral senice for Frankie case of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph g)oa, Steve Wlnobromertwotrli>Comoe Rae Willams, daughter o! Mr. and Mra. Ray WIHWns Lester Glbba, 57, Hartford, who Lee Jones. les, Jenkins a J)llirof singles, and ot Rutland liood, wos 111111ed to tho dean's Dst !OJ' tho spr!nr 181110&- died as the result o! InJuries It was on their behall that tho Dick Sauvaso a single. ter It Morehead SLUe Unhors!cy. 111stalned in sn 8UQl accident Tho pme between PQmoroy M111 WIIUams, a physical odueatloo mtJ<r, matnlained a 3.67 Moncll.y nlshl at .CW!on, wilt be Supreme Court ~ wu made after Jones, 1 Negro, and and Rutland was poMpoood until average. Grlduat!JW Aug. I, she baa 1<coptod a poaitloo at Soothern • hold Friday ot 1:30 p.m. at the his white wlfe were refused a this evening and It wiU be on the lltgh School this COllllJ!8 lolL F081oSCllli Funeral Home. Burial $30;000 home the.Y wished to Rutland field Instead of at Pam. will be in Graham Cemetery. purchase in the Paddock Woods oroy aa originally schoolded. RU111 AND WALTER McNAMEE wiU observe their golden-. Friendo D183 can at tho ftmor. subdlviaion in St. Louis. In other !"on)' Lesaue activtey cllJW annhersary !rom 2 to 5 p. m. 011 SUndal', Jply 7, at the Ameri- al homo !rom 2-4 and 7~ p.m. MOIIIa,y the nation's highest last evonins, Elltem dolootod can Le,ton Heme on S. Henry st., in Delaware, Ohio. Thuradoy. Rev. David Field& will crurt, eiting 1 102-year-old No doubt numerous Meigs res- pected to t&ave 1 ••surprise" en. be in charge. The deceased waa Reconstruction era s t a t u t e, visiting Cheahlro by a 2.11 score on a !our-lltttor by Jim Ami· Idents will remember Mr. Me- try. The entry sounda bXerest.. preceded in death by hi& parents, ruled the Joneses cruld keep up buy and Domis Eichinger. Ervin and Amie Gibbs, and a Namee, who formerly lived here. il1l- be sure to catdl it. . with their white neighbors. Eastern hitters were Bobby But now Joe and Barbera Jo Caldwell, Rick Sanden, Randy 9lrvlv!JW are hia wife; FranTHE MINI SKIRT is to make NOT LONG NOW UNTIL the Jones catmot al!ord the homo. Yoomg, Flchinger and AJntlbary, • ·CIItfff«J wttlerproot• commuolty rolla out the red car- lUI exit, !ashionoJilOrla say. How· ceBi two 10111, Leiter and James, to 1 d1plh ot eM teet. Tho price has climbed to esch with a tdnglo. Gottlns Chepot lor the !ourtll amuaJ Big Bond ever. berore it D\0\'ea trom the Hartford; a daulbler, Mra. Botcy • Rotatable tf1p1M t1m1 shire hits wore with two scene below is a poem sent us Jane McNarmara, Letart RFD; $36,000 Regatta. JncidentaUy, the porade lndlcllor. But 111111J1 realtoro quoatioood &Ingles and Rankin and Master • 11/tJflfli prKIIIon which leaves Middleport1t1p.m. by MargaretNeumanofSyracuse, hlo otepmnthor, Mrs. Clara indicalod that the doors may movemtnr with a llnsio oploco. Glbba, Harttord; abc brothers, Friday enroute to ~l' is f'!Y• who says she isn't the author, • UnbteHiblt maiiJI{)II"f. swing open. slowly,·· to, be sure, Charles and Harold, both of ·lt'.J entitled 41 Knees": • Anti-INgnttlc. Hartford; CIUlord, Louisville, lor tho Jneroaaing number ot F1NED $10, COSTS • Stalnl..,.,..,_~, . !_ Negroes. As the I thl!'k that I shall never 100 and RoiJIII. Jolin and Jomoo, an mldlllo Glen P. Weaver, 40, New Hall• Slloclf lltlalant. A thiDg ts ugle as a lmeei ot San FriiiiO!oeo; two lllllera, standard o! liviD& lncroaees en, .... lined $15 and -~~ in amonc the nation'• minorides, • LumiRIHI3 dill,. · Above wboso parlod and knot- Mrs. IYJ Jnpla, Ma1111, and Mrs. U.. c<;at o! .ldlddieport llflllor theJ llid, ' the results ot the • Wlftrplrlollflap. Maalo Nltz, Pomeroy, and nine ted crest. C. 0. Fiailor Tuesday nigh! on 1 court l"llllnc 1ioold become more The mini . 1 bemllne comes grandcblldron. IPOOCiinK charie. abvioua: Oriflr $29.85. to rest; Mr. H. W. Mattingly More Nogrnes aiJon will be Or one that'• ewu Wllr&e than CARAVEI,.L,E8 lble to alford the. $25, ooo to WRL BE AT that, diViJion of BuLbvA $40,000 homo ID Westcbester .. BAND 'fO REHEARSE When podded with repulshe !aL 306N. 2nd Ave, cowt,y, N.Y., In Marin Ccluncy, The Meigs MariUder Blind wiD Middleport, Ohio CaliL, in LoniJI COuncy, Ohio, rehoarao O'Qill 6:30 Ill 8:30 p.m. A knee that may in summer and slmllar llllluont places. Thursclay at Middi'I/Ofl H I B h ON weer, otel'll Opinions Homo owners ineliDed School in preporat!on lor Frf.. Nothing at an, butbequlte bare; Thursday, Under tho 1968 Uvll Rights WASIIINGTON - ~ DisdiY'a Btc Bond Roplta Pando. BehlDd whose des there oft reJune20, 1968 trict Conlrossman Claronco E. Ac~ Congro" lllld that only Buses will loa·ve the Pnmoroj • mains, FROM A network of blue and broken MUJor today roloaaod tho ro- homes sold throctiil1 realtors High School at 6:15p. m. and tho lblts ot hie ll1tiJil [IUbllc opin. were covered mder open Rutland High School .ot 6 p. m. veinsi 9 A.M. to 12Hoolt !on poU wblcll had been sent to houoiJW statutaa. The court onroote to Middleport. To repair and service Scme knees cMtiq.e to per- roaldents of tho Tenth Cortgros- made it cleor Monday thot oven hearing aids if tile ooUor decides not to Dot llonal District in mid-April. Jl[ox, Bri"riet and ·auppliea with a realtor, be can be liable Tho ourve.J; lllwblch over 10,000 How can they l<rm the Iotter ~LL fer all mokoo for Soutlleastern Oldo resident• re-. lor ractal discrimination. j':x"; Realtors Yid not · o ol,y would Mr. llatttJW wiU be clad to Whlle In uather aet one sees, spondod, lndlcalod atrongoppollit take some of the rospooaibiU· IIi.. )'011 • friO hesrinr test A pair ot true parenthesoa. tlon by area cltlzena to the AdWUh the latolt Bellone Eloo. tax prcpoaat, for. cy lor anogoc1 ncial prejudice from their ohouldar s, but It tronic~.,.. Small mrta write veraea auch olin aid, and the Prell_.• handling ot the Pllel>lo incldEI!I. prdJably woold brine bock th080 u then, homeowners who, becauae they 1 If lieerlng lo your · r But greater nuts dloplay the! r White and refused to sell to Negroes. 1 problem Boltone Ia 1 / knees. OOPS! WE DID IT would not Hot their homes on An ICCidont report involv!JW L--l'=.='J.VL.;.-J MRS. MARTIIAJANEWDlama a e~~r driven by Terry Lee Wolfe, the 0110n market. But not all realtors were AA-8-W an ot the Mota• • Jockaon Regional 18, Portland, and I tractor puU· Mw1 with tho doclllon. In Width IHiL Bookmoblle Service was one of IJW a wogon. oporated by Richard D'l&Dl ueaa . or the rm:t1on Prcmtt, 14, Rl 1, Racine, ln more than 40 mombersolllbrary brokers have been accused of slal!s thrOUihout Ohio wbo at- SUndal''a edition was through er· helping perpetuate the Uly-wblte 504 TENTH ST. tended a - solecticllnrorkohop ror. The accident actually occur· atotua o! hundreds of neighbor· Ill Ohio Untverolcy Juno 1:1-15. red several months ago. hoods and canmunlties, ancl HUNTINGTON, W.VA. Mlaa Nancy Hllllllnaton. 0 hI o their responses- or non-res.POD-UnlverslQ', ,.ved l l coordi~ oos- to the sur,.y incllcatecl BAND TO MEET ..,_~'~~~"'.-.•.Stti:IS-•7•22•1-.... alor ot tile workah!ll. Members o! tho Eastern High many were not contrite. School Band are to moot at the high school at 11:45 L m. Fri· day to leave lor Middleport and tho Regatta Parade. Slullenta are to wear summer unl.torms. Music wiD be issued ot tho high ochool. 2~ Workers for Oihle School everything! ' l Reg. . $1.15 Is on Friday cia•• mY~' KNIT .... COTTON ' 1· 9~~~ ~ mini-• HI BROW Bone ------------ ac~· panist. The craft teachers are Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Lar· ,.lon, ... . Shu!.,. Plrii•Psd• PRESENTATION OF At:!OO SCHOLARSHIP to Miss Patri· cia Boring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring and a grad-tate or Eastern High ·SChool this spring, highlighted a recent reunion o! the olumni o! the former Chester High School. Har· old Newell, president of the usociation, made the present&· tion. Miss Boring, who wlll attend Columbus Business Univer· sity, was a member of the Eastern Honor Society, was co-edi~ tor ol the Eastern star, a member o( the anmal staf{, was DAR Good Citizenship winner, belonged to the mixed chorus, Latin Club and was a school librarian. Russell Wins Corporal Rank Karl R Russell, 20, sonofMr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Russell, Ita· elne Route 2, has been promoted to the rank of Marine Lance Cor· poral while serving with Head· quarters Battalion, 7th Marine Reg., First Marine Division, in Vietnam. Russell's promotion was based on time in service and rank, mil· itary appearance and his knowledge of selected military sub. jects. As a member of the battalion, Cpl. Russell helps exercise con· trol of and provides administrative support ~0 units or the division. He helps provide communi· cation facilities am. religious and THE INK SPOTS RESEki/ATIONS ACCEPTED NOW PHONE 675-1611 IT'S STAR TIME AT THE LOCAL TEMPS The tem,perature in downtown Pnmeror at 11 a. m. W-lday. under awmy sides, wa1 72 de-IP'eel. . ··-~r ~ ' 1•, •• • ~.-•lo. ....... PLEASANT POINT RESORT MARRIAGE APPUCATION Brian William Kearna, 18, Maand Sllaron Am Teelord, 18, Racine. HOLDING ~AN The Sherllf'a llopartmont Is hoJd!iW WUWd 11om7 MDhler, Rt. 2, 1'1111)" Flata, Tenn., on AWOL chat.... • AJ: 1lies usiiJ, drin PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. PLAN REGATTA SALES Homemade ice cream and other refreshments will be sold Fri- saturday. June 15. 1968 HOGS - 175 to 220 19 to day. saturday snd !Omday during 20.40; Heavies 17 to 20; Lights Regatta Weekend at the st. Paul 17 to 19.20; Fat sows 14 to 16 •• Lutheran Church. Ice cream l'lill 2o; Boars 12 to 13.00; Pigs 7 be sold to take out to those prOto 14; stock Shoats 15 to 22.50. viding their own containers. CATTLE - Heifera 18.60 to ljecurity services to the division. His unit is also engaged ina civic 23.50; Fat Cows 17 to 20.10; TO SELL REFRESHMENTS action program designed to assist Canners 13 to 16; Bul111 20 to The Yoong Adult Class will Vietnamese people in complet. 22.40; stock Cows and Calves have a refreshment stand Fri~ ing self help projects such as 191 to 236; Stock steers 21 to day and Saturday at the basement the building of wells, ruherl.s, 25; Stork Hellers 17.10 ·to 22.door of the First Baptist Church small bridges, and schools. 50; Stock Steer Calves 23 to in Pomeroy. Sandwiches, pop and Equipment and materials a r c 28; Stock Heifer Calves 21 to coffee win be sold. made available through t h c 24. VEAL CHVES- Tops 33.80; Marine Corps Reservist Civic Seconds 31.60; Medlum 27 to 31; Action Fund. Yorkshire pudding is an unCommon and 1-leavies 25 to 34.• PLAN SERVICES sweetened batter baked under 80. roasting meat so that it Robert Stewart, lay minister LAMBS- Tops 26.90. catches the drippings. ot Minersville, will hold sentees 'in ' the SYracuse Nazarene Church Sunday in the absence of the pastor, the Rev. A, E, Miller. TO BE OBSERVED Holy communion will be ob- in 1 · on dilmp surfaces. Easy SG p and Wiler. White. Presented Honol'l! custom Calibflltd Judith Willetle Lathey, daugh- C.oiOrs" t ter or Mr, and Mrs. Adrian La· they, of Vernon Road, Letart, W. VL, was presented an Honor Award Ma)· 27 in recognition of he r outstanding academic achievement and leadership by the administration arw:l faculty of Wahama High School. Miss Lathey plans to further her education and wiD enter Glenville State Teachers College, where she will major in eduea~ · tion, in September of this year. POMEROY CEM8fl' BlOCK CO. The Departmelt Store o! BulldiJW Since 1'1$ 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 $10,00 Dlwi···IIICI II Cnvt1lt1t Ttr•s served at 7:30 p.m. &mda.v at Grace Episcopal Church. There will be no morning service. The MASON Rev. Mr. Shane will officiate during the communion. MASON, W. VA. fURNITURE CO. ' ' • •• '!' . . .. " · .., ·-····, ' ~ ' .'. '· ' _. ' GOW.NS .. ', • I ,,, . <.•{ r. ' . ' . Prlnte4l Pitterni '• SfM ' ·. ' ' ; 1'• •.. - .~ ' f I ' 'I ' ' ..~j ) ... '; ' BIG VALUE 2 y~ .for. '"' ''·'• ' ' 1 ••.•,. Blq . ·. .. -~. ·, .· . lnl.ai.d .LI ••~:~:,•:::;t~~= piiint lor t1leri;;,. wood ''· JUNE 22 WORK PLANNED Molu Councy Jaycees are romlnod to moot qain W-lday · ntaht at the Pnmorey Motor Com· pay used car lot to work on the DiJI.y Dunker b>r the Regatta. A lullf uliab!e • 3.99 'TONE lleanng' Aid Center Market Report HOUSE PA • V .READY TO GO SUMMER -.. .' Miller Poll Shows •I• with Mrs. Scltes as the ry ·Morrison, and Mrs, Raullin Moyer, and Mrs. BUI Barllel' is the missionary story teller. Teachers are Mrs. WllUIUTl uGod'-s Word, Today's Hope'' Grueset, Mrs. Lowell Beaver, is the t,tteme ot a,daUy vacation Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, Mn. SuBlble school at the Middleport . san Rawlings, Mrs. Raymond Church ot' Christ which will con- ~ole, Mrs. Art Hess, Mrs.. Earl elude this week. McKinley 1 Mrs. Richard Long, Cioal~ program for the Bible Mrs. Lucretia Stobart, Mrs. lda school wUI be held at 7:30 p. m. Mao Martin, Mrs. RaymOnd Baker, Mrs. Osb)' Martin and Bill' Bartley. The helpers are Kathy Manley, Ricky Triplett, Debbie Laney, Cheri Mayer, Betsy Cunningham, Debbie Maiden, Susan Gerlach, Peggy~ M4':lnney, Marvin Moyer, Mark Moyer, Ray· mond Baker aPI1 Art Hess. over Peaches · 100 children Of the commu nlty are enrolled Ln the school. Mrs. C1arence McNeil atr;l Mra. Frank ' Powets have cbarge of refresh-Market ments for the chDdren. . .... Sunday at the church. Kenneth Scltes i5 d~rector of the school Are Listed Gibbs Service BRTONE Hearing Aid Service Center TROPHJt:li - Jack j;~ney, eroy .ChiDiber of Col!>mer<e and ""!"'!'na~ lor the ·Big Bond Regatta Weekend, center; lo Qlni<!1d by JIC~ Kerr, left,•and Roo ~cDade to display o~e o! the trophies lor lhe rege.tta boat races. McDade and Kerr are members of the or the races that feature prize.11· totaling . committee in charge . $1,200. :- Sentinel Photo. ValiLJI.; JOHN WALTER FJWIK, fl.PRIDA. left; M'~ .Jough, Tole(lo, center, members of the graduating class ol UlB were presented gifts by Cheater Alumni Assn. president Harold Newell at the recent reunion. There were seven members of the gold anniversary class, Ill of whom atterw:Jed college. Making up the group besides those pi~tured were Helen Knight Wilson, New Yorki Hallie Holter, Cincill\&tl, and WU· liam Conroy, Dale Tuttle and Charles Byers, all deceased. .. ; ••.'' �12th ana. Choir ' ... ··-· - " ' .P<•cll•• will fOllOw . ;,1!'1'·• tile serYI~e. , Tlurada,y evonllli, Wln.(!De claia rneml!era wIll ' ~ng . •· . PLEASANt' VALLEY IIOSP1TAL meet "• ·· at.. ADMrrTED: Kenaeth Dodson, The Hel.Jbt.• sollball will • Hartford; Mrs. William Hammoo, play Plllt&aote· team Weditoada,y ; Bich!ell; Mro. Hoger IAIIkert, evening at 6 p.m. · Middleport. Ch!lreh bWietlo ntwl opln re, Dll!CHARGED: Mrs. Harold mlndad member• ol the &podol LMcb and 1011, Erneat Hudnall, CampmeeUng services at UlllorL Elmer File, Mra. Dlllllll' Mc- Campbround July ·21-JIIJ&ult 2. Farland, Wllllam COcll- AlROY:"'Charlea Frum challenged lan Fither, Charles Carr, Cyn- fathers pre 84ft In 8.mday•a mora• thia Wamsley, Mrs. NelaooRaln- lni oerYice with a ..,.... eoI ' ll ey end 000, William Jlouslasa. titled: "What ldnd ol a father Saint John's-bread Is a popBffiTH: Mr. and Mrs. Roger was tho tattler ol tho Prodlgll ular name for the ·cafob free. Luikart, Mlddlepo~ a son. . Present for Keynote Talk .' . '2-1•. ..... • . . • SOn?" ant. I ' .• ,. ........ J... . . . ..... . Fry~r· ~~~arters ,;~ ~~- ~r breast~ ................. ;. . ·... .... ..... If.II: . FROZEN FILLETS HoddociO< Flounclot- . With Recital i . ~ Students Help "··s& r· ,... 7- -red PI•- ~~ Alrlni In routines lor _ . - . • : "''' , ' . ")• >.· l I ._i ' ' ' • ,• CAN POP 12 Fre... P:•cn'c Pottt~· Roa•+ •••• · Fr~f)~ ~ean .Ground Chuck • • •Boneless .Chuefc ·R. 'oust. ·• • • • • . .. .. ' .- . BIG BUYS on A&P 's Groceri es! • , ' ·-egular 69C 10PACK Custom . rk V REDCROSS:! 1.00 c•n• for . .-3:-~ .;_,$ :.t·.- ... ·.. ·--./..·' ~ ~ ·.!. ~·~ ~ ... "''f,:./ ~~ t: "";. r ·" _ •. _ .... ." 1 COLBY CHEESE '•""'• "•. Take A&P's "Big Buys," lots of them, and add them to A&P's every-day low prices. ~RSONAL SIZE IVORY SOAP . .,c You'll come up with the answer you want ... a lower total food bill. SHoH:,n.inl·~. YUK<l~ Cl\11 .1, CAA~Ttll . . : . • MARTHA WHm ' .. ·------------------ - -- ·aegular 49e ·. . 12«. . tho foaa.oll - - - Seven to Wed PT. PLEASAN'I'- Seven oouploo hove made ljlPilcallont lor marrlal8 llcenaoa In the of!lco of tho C<luniY Clerk. "wl11ni wore: L1nell Riven lldllllon, 'II, Ft. Pleasant, and Jellle Mat JenklnJ, 43, Pl. This week, test-shop A&P. 1: :lOl c s· MIXES . ~~oxes •• • Check the total on your tape. 1·. 00 RUG RU.NNERS SHOULDN'T A&P BE YOUR STORE? ~I"C tiA C:O~ INC. Size Plea-. PRELL lloward Emn Kiser, 19, Ra- ciM, 0., and Carmen Dale Har- per, 17, Hertford. Paul lAo ChaWn, 21, Coiumbua, 0., ond 9llrle,y Am Wamsley, 18, Pt. Pleaoant. · Delbert Lee &nlth, 23, Loon, llld Doris Ann Newell, 19, Leap. Doniei McKee, 19, A-a, 0., llld Jane Adamo, 18, Bello!ootalao, O. Poter William Fot:d, 76, Southlido, end Luclndo Evelyn RimlillY, trl , Southalda. · ,.I Kemeth Carol Keefer, 23, Loan, end VIctoria L1m McKlnniY 1 20, Leon, 1 Nola Member j . ,f .' ~·-· Switzerland enters into no military alllance and is not a member of the U.N. ur; NATO. It is a member ali various International agen· .cles ol the U.N., such as the World Health Organization, r however. ... .. -!~ The fanious crown ol Lom. -~ ·. ·bard)' was .made of Iron . '. .. .· :Al0d9ES SHAMPOO '' · 7-oz. Concentrate •.•'i:: Sf CREST'~· (lOc Toath pasteRegular or Mint - Lobtl) ...... ,.,... , ............ :;:. 4tc lilY POWDU ~ Sfc . _,..-.• ~- . ' '· " ·"• ..t.,· t 'l iJor·:·· hrli•INIH.!Pk.Ja BOILED .HA I~ 99~ ·BFST BUfl · 1· . 09 b 60 Inch ' WIENERS · 89~ ~Inch '--~~. " ' ' .\. . . -· . . - CA .. (6c Off Lobtl) lilY OIL ~.,, ' ;' • 63c ~~ ' ·. . Shopper's Special! • Colorful, Washable Then do one more thing. Ask yourself, t IMI. fill GIIU.t o\'I.ANTIC I WI.... I MIMI UIJ POWIU ~79- ofl2 Hubbard~s Mrs. 1 .. /' .... tho IIIIDDII1" . - . • ,, DElMOtm .WHlTUE~I/TY·I~"I7•- Y_;. t..: iNJ . . ~ ' · . LONGHORN STYLE lit. MRS. FILBERT'S SOFr REGULAR 39c .POTA-TO CHIPS· RC COLA •. ,•. ~ ... .; . . Chase & Sanltor.n ·coFFEE ,..can s · Donuts ...... . ft& b Cl ' ----~----~---------------~~ ~· :1 Ilk _________ ..11on IGA Cracker•------4~~ I . DaisySprCiy ltarcht::-2 Bars 3 ,. I. Macaroni,.. .~ 39~/ ' 29.."~.. ne Hot DogSauce::iws Sa;.I.OO .sauce ':: 29c Lighter Jluid :!.~~L C:~" 29t WHmLENEW=~ 39~ . Sauce ~o:-10~ Dlnners _____S ._.. :1 .00 6~... oo· &ems • _, . , 1 5 Spud Fl . JIIICB .,_ ' CA,'N JOHN \ L <Formerly Evtni Suw Merketl · . PHONir . ,•• I.Nfte · . EVEIYDAY lOW • · C.nNr MIR end 5••1111 Sb. ,.6 PI~ 29~ ..,.. OltR" Slrl1l1 Cit O•llrLII1 Old ' ; . ·l/2 Gallon minister. Dance Stuol J&c<Jiellne Porter Dance School who In the reCital at Barbournllle H i g h School In llarbourmlle, w. va., Slllunla1 nlglrt !rom Point Pleasant area were Lynn Hartley, Eve lllller, Debbie Cottrill, Jac<Jie Gobrltsch, and S.ella ~lock wtro_.edlnaModernJazz llllnber to ''&ann~... ''Mr. Cartoon" served •• em. - and the proceeds ol the UcUI Illes went to the Barbcalri>!Ut Uttla Loogue Alooetallon. JIC9le Gobrltac:h also did a batiQII oolo to Old Comrades with - bolon, two balmts, then Ore _ , and ending .;~ w1111 two lire bilooe. Mr. cardaeeribed ber aot aa "Twin Fllmlng .,_.~ and laid Jacpa performance was "Fabuloua." Mill POrter 11 a eertl. Oed-.torlriiDI:Inatructorwtth U.s.T.A. and Is also certllled •• a Judie . , _ , twirling contolta. lite laiDJirueUnithe Point ~ • Opin Daily 9·to 9:30..SUn.12 to . Ldm Jk·.....,., t .i . Quarlerecl · Chrladan ordlllllloo by water Immersion. The regular program of meet.. 1JW1 are belrw resmned at t h e Klqplml Hall, located at 900 Stree~ In Mlddlepor4 said Larry camatan, presiding ~~· ... ..., .. Wickedness?" L. R. Halo!.;~, District Supervi- tram New York, declared to the IIJPlaudlng audience: "Be-_.. ol His 87..aiiOYe lor maDIdJid;· God will bring an end to wlckedllosa. For all eternity rl&llleous-belrted men will recaunt whl~ God clld to rid the 11111~10 of wic-ss. Obedience to Gnd.will have beenprOYed the only wot1hwblle course." iuteen new mlnlaters received "h. PLEASANT - , BIG BUYS on "Super-Right' " Meats! PT. PLEASANT - A crowd of 690 persons overOowed the NaUcal Guard Annory at Point Pleasant, SoJnoay a11entoon for the climactic 1111 of the regional C<JIIferonce ol Jehowh's Wlt.neuee to heir the keynote addreaa. '11 Wb)' Does God Perniit .. ,.. 3 doz. for POPSICLE-S • ,, U- S. GlADE A sMML , . ' '' '· . .\~ ' ,., ., . '.j J, . ~ ... �12th ana. Choir ' ... ··-· - " ' .P<•cll•• will fOllOw . ;,1!'1'·• tile serYI~e. , Tlurada,y evonllli, Wln.(!De claia rneml!era wIll ' ~ng . •· . PLEASANt' VALLEY IIOSP1TAL meet "• ·· at.. ADMrrTED: Kenaeth Dodson, The Hel.Jbt.• sollball will • Hartford; Mrs. William Hammoo, play Plllt&aote· team Weditoada,y ; Bich!ell; Mro. Hoger IAIIkert, evening at 6 p.m. · Middleport. Ch!lreh bWietlo ntwl opln re, Dll!CHARGED: Mrs. Harold mlndad member• ol the &podol LMcb and 1011, Erneat Hudnall, CampmeeUng services at UlllorL Elmer File, Mra. Dlllllll' Mc- Campbround July ·21-JIIJ&ult 2. Farland, Wllllam COcll- AlROY:"'Charlea Frum challenged lan Fither, Charles Carr, Cyn- fathers pre 84ft In 8.mday•a mora• thia Wamsley, Mrs. NelaooRaln- lni oerYice with a ..,.... eoI ' ll ey end 000, William Jlouslasa. titled: "What ldnd ol a father Saint John's-bread Is a popBffiTH: Mr. and Mrs. Roger was tho tattler ol tho Prodlgll ular name for the ·cafob free. Luikart, Mlddlepo~ a son. . Present for Keynote Talk .' . '2-1•. ..... • . . • SOn?" ant. I ' .• ,. ........ J... . . . ..... . Fry~r· ~~~arters ,;~ ~~- ~r breast~ ................. ;. . ·... .... ..... If.II: . FROZEN FILLETS HoddociO< Flounclot- . With Recital i . ~ Students Help "··s& r· ,... 7- -red PI•- ~~ Alrlni In routines lor _ . - . • : "''' , ' . ")• >.· l I ._i ' ' ' • ,• CAN POP 12 Fre... P:•cn'c Pottt~· Roa•+ •••• · Fr~f)~ ~ean .Ground Chuck • • •Boneless .Chuefc ·R. 'oust. ·• • • • • . .. .. ' .- . BIG BUYS on A&P 's Groceri es! • , ' ·-egular 69C 10PACK Custom . rk V REDCROSS:! 1.00 c•n• for . .-3:-~ .;_,$ :.t·.- ... ·.. ·--./..·' ~ ~ ·.!. ~·~ ~ ... "''f,:./ ~~ t: "";. r ·" _ •. _ .... ." 1 COLBY CHEESE '•""'• "•. Take A&P's "Big Buys," lots of them, and add them to A&P's every-day low prices. ~RSONAL SIZE IVORY SOAP . .,c You'll come up with the answer you want ... a lower total food bill. SHoH:,n.inl·~. YUK<l~ Cl\11 .1, CAA~Ttll . . : . • MARTHA WHm ' .. ·------------------ - -- ·aegular 49e ·. . 12«. . tho foaa.oll - - - Seven to Wed PT. PLEASAN'I'- Seven oouploo hove made ljlPilcallont lor marrlal8 llcenaoa In the of!lco of tho C<luniY Clerk. "wl11ni wore: L1nell Riven lldllllon, 'II, Ft. Pleasant, and Jellle Mat JenklnJ, 43, Pl. This week, test-shop A&P. 1: :lOl c s· MIXES . ~~oxes •• • Check the total on your tape. 1·. 00 RUG RU.NNERS SHOULDN'T A&P BE YOUR STORE? ~I"C tiA C:O~ INC. Size Plea-. PRELL lloward Emn Kiser, 19, Ra- ciM, 0., and Carmen Dale Har- per, 17, Hertford. Paul lAo ChaWn, 21, Coiumbua, 0., ond 9llrle,y Am Wamsley, 18, Pt. Pleaoant. · Delbert Lee &nlth, 23, Loon, llld Doris Ann Newell, 19, Leap. Doniei McKee, 19, A-a, 0., llld Jane Adamo, 18, Bello!ootalao, O. Poter William Fot:d, 76, Southlido, end Luclndo Evelyn RimlillY, trl , Southalda. · ,.I Kemeth Carol Keefer, 23, Loan, end VIctoria L1m McKlnniY 1 20, Leon, 1 Nola Member j . ,f .' ~·-· Switzerland enters into no military alllance and is not a member of the U.N. ur; NATO. It is a member ali various International agen· .cles ol the U.N., such as the World Health Organization, r however. ... .. -!~ The fanious crown ol Lom. -~ ·. ·bard)' was .made of Iron . '. .. .· :Al0d9ES SHAMPOO '' · 7-oz. Concentrate •.•'i:: Sf CREST'~· (lOc Toath pasteRegular or Mint - Lobtl) ...... ,.,... , ............ :;:. 4tc lilY POWDU ~ Sfc . _,..-.• ~- . ' '· " ·"• ..t.,· t 'l iJor·:·· hrli•INIH.!Pk.Ja BOILED .HA I~ 99~ ·BFST BUfl · 1· . 09 b 60 Inch ' WIENERS · 89~ ~Inch '--~~. " ' ' .\. . . -· . . - CA .. (6c Off Lobtl) lilY OIL ~.,, ' ;' • 63c ~~ ' ·. . Shopper's Special! • Colorful, Washable Then do one more thing. Ask yourself, t IMI. fill GIIU.t o\'I.ANTIC I WI.... I MIMI UIJ POWIU ~79- ofl2 Hubbard~s Mrs. 1 .. /' .... tho IIIIDDII1" . - . • ,, DElMOtm .WHlTUE~I/TY·I~"I7•- Y_;. t..: iNJ . . ~ ' · . LONGHORN STYLE lit. MRS. FILBERT'S SOFr REGULAR 39c .POTA-TO CHIPS· RC COLA •. ,•. ~ ... .; . . Chase & Sanltor.n ·coFFEE ,..can s · Donuts ...... . ft& b Cl ' ----~----~---------------~~ ~· :1 Ilk _________ ..11on IGA Cracker•------4~~ I . DaisySprCiy ltarcht::-2 Bars 3 ,. I. Macaroni,.. .~ 39~/ ' 29.."~.. ne Hot DogSauce::iws Sa;.I.OO .sauce ':: 29c Lighter Jluid :!.~~L C:~" 29t WHmLENEW=~ 39~ . Sauce ~o:-10~ Dlnners _____S ._.. :1 .00 6~... oo· &ems • _, . , 1 5 Spud Fl . JIIICB .,_ ' CA,'N JOHN \ L <Formerly Evtni Suw Merketl · . PHONir . ,•• I.Nfte · . EVEIYDAY lOW • · C.nNr MIR end 5••1111 Sb. ,.6 PI~ 29~ ..,.. OltR" Slrl1l1 Cit O•llrLII1 Old ' ; . ·l/2 Gallon minister. Dance Stuol J&c<Jiellne Porter Dance School who In the reCital at Barbournllle H i g h School In llarbourmlle, w. va., Slllunla1 nlglrt !rom Point Pleasant area were Lynn Hartley, Eve lllller, Debbie Cottrill, Jac<Jie Gobrltsch, and S.ella ~lock wtro_.edlnaModernJazz llllnber to ''&ann~... ''Mr. Cartoon" served •• em. - and the proceeds ol the UcUI Illes went to the Barbcalri>!Ut Uttla Loogue Alooetallon. JIC9le Gobrltac:h also did a batiQII oolo to Old Comrades with - bolon, two balmts, then Ore _ , and ending .;~ w1111 two lire bilooe. Mr. cardaeeribed ber aot aa "Twin Fllmlng .,_.~ and laid Jacpa performance was "Fabuloua." Mill POrter 11 a eertl. Oed-.torlriiDI:Inatructorwtth U.s.T.A. and Is also certllled •• a Judie . , _ , twirling contolta. lite laiDJirueUnithe Point ~ • Opin Daily 9·to 9:30..SUn.12 to . Ldm Jk·.....,., t .i . Quarlerecl · Chrladan ordlllllloo by water Immersion. The regular program of meet.. 1JW1 are belrw resmned at t h e Klqplml Hall, located at 900 Stree~ In Mlddlepor4 said Larry camatan, presiding ~~· ... ..., .. Wickedness?" L. R. Halo!.;~, District Supervi- tram New York, declared to the IIJPlaudlng audience: "Be-_.. ol His 87..aiiOYe lor maDIdJid;· God will bring an end to wlckedllosa. For all eternity rl&llleous-belrted men will recaunt whl~ God clld to rid the 11111~10 of wic-ss. Obedience to Gnd.will have beenprOYed the only wot1hwblle course." iuteen new mlnlaters received "h. PLEASANT - , BIG BUYS on "Super-Right' " Meats! PT. PLEASANT - A crowd of 690 persons overOowed the NaUcal Guard Annory at Point Pleasant, SoJnoay a11entoon for the climactic 1111 of the regional C<JIIferonce ol Jehowh's Wlt.neuee to heir the keynote addreaa. '11 Wb)' Does God Perniit .. ,.. 3 doz. for POPSICLE-S • ,, U- S. GlADE A sMML , . ' '' '· . .\~ ' ,., ., . 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'c' ' . ~lp W1ntecl FISH & GAME CARR& WANIID 11AP SHOOT CHICKEN IAR+GUE Thursday, JuM 20 \\ Pomeroy Routt. hllusilitss • ALLDAY C.nl of Thlnb ABC ' and ·' IHI,Esfalt.f9r hie Stctiol • O'BRIEN l CIU)W REALTY I WISH to take Ibis way to thank my many friend&, Lost 1nd Founcl neighbors and relatives lor LOST, Utile ldlten. an while, tbe many beautiful cardo, floIn Gravel mu area. It found wers and prayers during my eall 1192-2001. Reward. 6-l~tc atsy in Veler&DI Memortal Hoopltal; also Dr. Mc:Gowan, Dr. Ridgway and all tbe help LOST IN POMEROY: fl6, find. er please eall 912-M. In tbe hoop!tal; also Julia &.JUte Reese for her help and ldndneso, and Rev. Gill. Your WANTED klDdne!llel and help wW ..,. ver be forgotten. May I b e SOMEONE to stsy In my home and help care for my bnlband, Lord bless eacb and every wl!o is Ul. Contaet Mn. WDI· one ol you. DeDa Stahl lam Carman, raurel Cliff. 6-IJ.Itl Phone tfJ.e4ta. . 6-!Utc For Rent Notice · OOMPANY POMEROY -JNVE8r,.iJdtn' iiPEND. I story. frl!lbe, I ~ toilms, eablneill . bl ' tlldlea, basement, newly ~ . ,tiJIIO.OO IIIIDDLEPOBT ..._ BVIIINI8I ROOM, wllb z aparlmenls over. Needs 11911M! repalr.llllla aoocl investment at ff,850.GO. BASIIAN - 8 YEAiis 9f.D 1 story frame, z ~. POODLE PUPPIES, AXC Toy miniature, f'75 and up. stud servlee and grooming. Pbooe 19J.514S. It s trc ,·5.55. ·- ' I 'THit-JK. 1 RESEAJT lfli\T OIJE ! . -GUARANfii!D.;. . POMEROY HOME . :WMPO. garage wllb utlllty room Ia. about an acre of around, A nice plaee to Uve. ..,tOO... MEWS . presents SAVE f30 or more on aluminum BLACK RASPBERRIES, RoY boats. AD sires 10-12-13-14 Proffitt, Portland, 843-2433. fOol. CaD 1192-2347, '"' 19U254. 6-19-121< = Apple Grove lOCAL 'REPORTs. ,lor AT T ' · .MO A;M. '12 lOON 3 ';M; · 4!30 P.M: '• PilRNisHID • , --- can omo z· ..... ---- mcas. ._lUte /' r ........ .,....... ·• , tWpWIIdlcl ·· WI)\' lot lioilsew«k· and ~· ,' Ute In Cl' . lid, Phone ) lilt, Coata,cl 0. Blndy over .' . tA.rl7 . . P'URNISHED APARTMENT, 4 rooms pdd balb. Phone I9J. sm; after' 5 nhon• 912-2571. · 6-11-lfc ~. Jlldclleporl. . ' ' ' ' an · -WIIIIMToluy , S-17-llc! ,_ ' ' '..,.' ; . ' ~' ~ ,, t<eebing MeigsGallic and '· Mason Ateo · Informed· As we1i · As · e.~J.~rl~~ed . ,~. -4. y,.... . ' AND .me. ,. ' ' . " " ' .' ~..... LJ2 ', ' DAILY · ~" ~~~.-s.:!;; . · ~ ~, pbone mt~· ; ~·~: <t, ~,.~~-30~ UFE TO . '(OUR . CAIPITI~ INFORMATION IIENRY aJIIAliD A LOT of new and used mer- 1934 2 BEDROOM trailer, ad· dtandlJe for tbe sale Friday ults only. No pets. Phone 1192lilglll. Sale will start at 7:30 :1619. 6-lUtc 4 '""SP"""EE;no-;;;1963;;-""';F;:;ord.. p.m. Adams Auction Service, YOU CAN still save $30 or more RUtland, Ohio, Jlm Adams, TWO FUliNISIIED apartments, on aluminum bOIIts. Call lm- Sf!$; I& foot Cltrla Craft boat .with. !faDe., 40 hp mollt, ~ and life Jackets, $3'15; Hot Point chest type freezer, liiUST SELL: Late model 8011- f50. Phone 992-5674, 515 Norih to 4 p.m. Hams, bacon, ball TRAILER. BROWN'S lnl macblne 1D lo'fely walnul First St., Middleport. '6-18-3\e of bog; shot guns only. Rut· Park, M,lnenVIlle. c:onaoletle. Looks IJ1d f U D I land Amerlean Lesion Home. ~ S.tt-ste like new. ~ ballonbolea, 16~ FOOT Sporteralt 00.~ 41 118 II&JI, ~. , app1l- l,lereury engine, eleetrlc start, PLENTv of space ior one trailqueS, ell:: for qulfl, tto stls and. ~- iruny BAND EVERY Friday from I er wltb all !acllltleo, 'In Syra. . p;m.' "' 2 ..... ~S!>rlllll• Cllle. Call m-s9ll4. . 't,!J.Ifc euh or 1D ,paymeiiiJ li tUII , equ,tppad wltb trailer. f/110. a mililtll. PbUnt ~Abo 61 Clt!Jmllet Impala eon·, Nile ' Cl1ib. 6-lt-Sie ' and 1lllfurnllbe4 ' ' ' ; ' ">' l-1141c verllble In good cOI!dltlon.' • :.JIIMVAL !lOW ID ~ at • ipartmenta. ctoee to IICbOOL · Phone I'IMII Edward CbevAlb 81. J'ne WID Baptist .PIIone IIJ.Mif. 111-ts-lfe NEW 350 DIESEL Jolm J)eere aner, Reedlvllle, Ohio. doler, wench and blade, Jota. .. S.J.I.4tp Clwreh·~ M1dd1eport bekl bJ 1011 City, phOne .,.,..147. ~- Jtlin Mayhew from w. TRAILER SPACE, aU ulllltleo S-16-lte Rul Estlte For Sale ' Va. 6-IJ.IIIc ··avaDable. Iuquire 156 Mulber· ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. : '1'l1,jl: BOUSI!l of ~: Emile 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-Zt-lft 10 PAYMENTS of S$, ar ..1 cub. MUll sell 11118 inln8 - filii: IDd IAJPII]Iel: Open I L ._. lilt p.m. 1'ueilll1 tllroulb FURNISHED aplll'lmenl, two macldne. Il'ully equl,]l(lfd to. BROIBR . - - ;· Sandi!J and lloll- bedrooms, MkldlepOI'I. Pllone Jig 18(1, make lllllooholel, GEO. POMEROY Z bedrooms, beth, OD buiiODI, ete. 5 montlul 4111 bf II]IPOinllnent. l"'nn f.f.lfc furnace, front porch, walks, !'IIIII 11ft, ]!elow ......... pt, old, guaranleecl. eall - a-t. W.tdl ., ...... Pia. 8 ROOMS AND BATH, 1'10 Mul•u-etc bandy to stores. Asl:lng $1500.GO. borrJ ••••• Pomeroy. ciln--H-IJic 11118 STEREO, 1ovelJ. wabml IWI'LAND- 3 bedrooms, hath, lael lloae Sillon, pbone panelblg, eelllng tile; two aeconsole wltb AM I< I'M ridlo; 1011 after 5 p.m. Pboae I9J. automatic llolllr~ lilrll table. , res, asking f'l ,IIOO.GO MIL f.t.lfc Tab aver payments of • par COUNTRY 110M2 - S bedTilREE ROOM lurnlabed apart. month ,.. J11Y ba1anee b, rooms, modern batb, outbuildIngs galore, minerals, 20 acfll0.43, 'n1ll set IIOicl mucb menl, hatb, adults, 118 MIJI. res of tractor land uldng blgber. Try II In your home, berry. Phone . . . 1-!Wc f650Q.OO. lft.JIM. 1-l&«e ACREAGE NEEDED SIN'GLB HOUSES, nlee tocaIN Braclbury, 5 rooma, 'JIELEN I VJRG1L mVORD tioa, ~ IUrnllbed " HOUSE ASIIOCIA~ 1lllfundlbecl bl Mlddlepart, · newly decorated; halb with SYRACVSE, an new fixtures. WID aeJI pbone • • • H-Uie 6-17-3te wllb or 1lltbout funllllire. 8benrW1 IIDildrll, Rl. 1, MliSMODERN AIR <!OIIdllloned unl-lMip BY OWNER. Lovely tine hedI'Urlllshed apartment. Coats dleporl. room home bl SyraCUIO. !alP , Building, MJddleporl. Apply at Apia biient II. . 6-11-'lle 50 YOUNG lryart around I lb .. ldtcben, ftrepl8ce, balemild. pnp, new metal awnlnP each. Contact Martha Ander· ''and two extra large lois, aon, Rl. 1, Ractne, on Horse .' IW'PY BOOR, $Jinq Sprlap A'l'l'RACTIVE MODERN 3-room •tull: '!lie Clall, I Ill 8 p.m. lloa- furnlllbed apartment, Ideally eave Road, two mDea below pbone IIIU400. S.~ .tlaJ lin Lldllol~ located near Pomeroy busi- BashM ~. . lutlnetl Servlcill ,tlflltf · . - ness section. Phone 1192-2623. 6- 19-tlc 1162 MOBn.E home, washer APPLIANCJ;: HOSPITAL ..:..Alland dryer; two bollle PI t)Jorlzed Briggs and 81!'11'"" ' . For and Lawa Boy, J)artl a n II ALL ELECI'RIC 3-room anarl- taultl, m gallon, 1ue1 · · 11nJc c.\18 fVR 4nllqla. BID menl; New, close to down- and atsnd, • . LJoyd Dug- aerVICes; re(l!llr T.ecu!JI*!h .·liliam. MWieprl. ObiD. an, Phone •Mil: ll1d Kohlef ·engblet' aJI!l town Pomeroy, beauUful vie" ,, ~ ijlpilanees, 'l1Jird· St., ~~~;. Ohio ,Rlver. Must be seen to be appreeiated. Call 912- !015 FQRD Galaxle •500, Phone Mas<ill• ;w: Va ..' Jobn 14. 1\0U.: pn. . S-INGle Utl for ajlpolntmenl. 6-19-tle 99UIG. ~. flllllltlllt, illnl. P'URNISHED GARAGE apartIW,IIIIW.IIftll,l'GD- ment on Llnenln Hill. Utilities Dald; adults only. Phone 912"'· ,• 145& Mit. 6-IJ.tfe IRING NEw ' ' . I J !.• IH·,~ lt, ' , . . �.. ·-•·•:.n:................. =-:.. ... ..... ..... ................ .. ....... . . .. .... --.. .... ... ~ WAwt M IJUOifiiiiA.~ .. c.......... , ,. ' ·' i._ . .,, ' ~ .. ..... ... Dtf .. ,......,... "' -, IHVLA1.... ,...~Mer illtf"l ... rlltlt ., ,.... ............. ,.., .., .... IM*" ..t , .... lllltUflell, , ,.. ,.... iA"'I ' " ........................ I . . . " ' .... 1M .............. .. MI..._ CM,.. 711•..,.,_ .... • &llltrtleftl. ._,, ..... u .., .... ' ....... .,.. ..... .... .., .............. . . 11 ........, ...... ............ " .. • .... ,.... tttlll .. .. ........ ........ ...... CAQ Of TfiAND '& . .ITVAIY - - ................ ..... ,.,.,. ....... , ..... 11,(- · 'ILIMD . ltwi····· vend!Da ' IWoa; W, Va. 'JiljC!lll . MElfi co. . 'c' ' . ~lp W1ntecl FISH & GAME CARR& WANIID 11AP SHOOT CHICKEN IAR+GUE Thursday, JuM 20 \\ Pomeroy Routt. hllusilitss • ALLDAY C.nl of Thlnb ABC ' and ·' IHI,Esfalt.f9r hie Stctiol • O'BRIEN l CIU)W REALTY I WISH to take Ibis way to thank my many friend&, Lost 1nd Founcl neighbors and relatives lor LOST, Utile ldlten. an while, tbe many beautiful cardo, floIn Gravel mu area. It found wers and prayers during my eall 1192-2001. Reward. 6-l~tc atsy in Veler&DI Memortal Hoopltal; also Dr. Mc:Gowan, Dr. Ridgway and all tbe help LOST IN POMEROY: fl6, find. er please eall 912-M. In tbe hoop!tal; also Julia &.JUte Reese for her help and ldndneso, and Rev. Gill. Your WANTED klDdne!llel and help wW ..,. ver be forgotten. May I b e SOMEONE to stsy In my home and help care for my bnlband, Lord bless eacb and every wl!o is Ul. Contaet Mn. WDI· one ol you. DeDa Stahl lam Carman, raurel Cliff. 6-IJ.Itl Phone tfJ.e4ta. . 6-!Utc For Rent Notice · OOMPANY POMEROY -JNVE8r,.iJdtn' iiPEND. I story. frl!lbe, I ~ toilms, eablneill . bl ' tlldlea, basement, newly ~ . ,tiJIIO.OO IIIIDDLEPOBT ..._ BVIIINI8I ROOM, wllb z aparlmenls over. Needs 11911M! repalr.llllla aoocl investment at ff,850.GO. BASIIAN - 8 YEAiis 9f.D 1 story frame, z ~. POODLE PUPPIES, AXC Toy miniature, f'75 and up. stud servlee and grooming. Pbooe 19J.514S. It s trc ,·5.55. ·- ' I 'THit-JK. 1 RESEAJT lfli\T OIJE ! . -GUARANfii!D.;. . POMEROY HOME . :WMPO. garage wllb utlllty room Ia. about an acre of around, A nice plaee to Uve. ..,tOO... MEWS . presents SAVE f30 or more on aluminum BLACK RASPBERRIES, RoY boats. AD sires 10-12-13-14 Proffitt, Portland, 843-2433. fOol. CaD 1192-2347, '"' 19U254. 6-19-121< = Apple Grove lOCAL 'REPORTs. ,lor AT T ' · .MO A;M. '12 lOON 3 ';M; · 4!30 P.M: '• PilRNisHID • , --- can omo z· ..... ---- mcas. ._lUte /' r ........ .,....... ·• , tWpWIIdlcl ·· WI)\' lot lioilsew«k· and ~· ,' Ute In Cl' . lid, Phone ) lilt, Coata,cl 0. Blndy over .' . tA.rl7 . . P'URNISHED APARTMENT, 4 rooms pdd balb. Phone I9J. sm; after' 5 nhon• 912-2571. · 6-11-lfc ~. Jlldclleporl. . ' ' ' ' an · -WIIIIMToluy , S-17-llc! ,_ ' ' '..,.' ; . ' ~' ~ ,, t<eebing MeigsGallic and '· Mason Ateo · Informed· As we1i · As · e.~J.~rl~~ed . ,~. -4. y,.... . ' AND .me. ,. ' ' . " " ' .' ~..... LJ2 ', ' DAILY · ~" ~~~.-s.:!;; . · ~ ~, pbone mt~· ; ~·~: <t, ~,.~~-30~ UFE TO . '(OUR . CAIPITI~ INFORMATION IIENRY aJIIAliD A LOT of new and used mer- 1934 2 BEDROOM trailer, ad· dtandlJe for tbe sale Friday ults only. No pets. Phone 1192lilglll. Sale will start at 7:30 :1619. 6-lUtc 4 '""SP"""EE;no-;;;1963;;-""';F;:;ord.. p.m. Adams Auction Service, YOU CAN still save $30 or more RUtland, Ohio, Jlm Adams, TWO FUliNISIIED apartments, on aluminum bOIIts. Call lm- Sf!$; I& foot Cltrla Craft boat .with. !faDe., 40 hp mollt, ~ and life Jackets, $3'15; Hot Point chest type freezer, liiUST SELL: Late model 8011- f50. Phone 992-5674, 515 Norih to 4 p.m. Hams, bacon, ball TRAILER. BROWN'S lnl macblne 1D lo'fely walnul First St., Middleport. '6-18-3\e of bog; shot guns only. Rut· Park, M,lnenVIlle. c:onaoletle. Looks IJ1d f U D I land Amerlean Lesion Home. ~ S.tt-ste like new. ~ ballonbolea, 16~ FOOT Sporteralt 00.~ 41 118 II&JI, ~. , app1l- l,lereury engine, eleetrlc start, PLENTv of space ior one trailqueS, ell:: for qulfl, tto stls and. ~- iruny BAND EVERY Friday from I er wltb all !acllltleo, 'In Syra. . p;m.' "' 2 ..... ~S!>rlllll• Cllle. Call m-s9ll4. . 't,!J.Ifc euh or 1D ,paymeiiiJ li tUII , equ,tppad wltb trailer. f/110. a mililtll. PbUnt ~Abo 61 Clt!Jmllet Impala eon·, Nile ' Cl1ib. 6-lt-Sie ' and 1lllfurnllbe4 ' ' ' ; ' ">' l-1141c verllble In good cOI!dltlon.' • :.JIIMVAL !lOW ID ~ at • ipartmenta. ctoee to IICbOOL · Phone I'IMII Edward CbevAlb 81. J'ne WID Baptist .PIIone IIJ.Mif. 111-ts-lfe NEW 350 DIESEL Jolm J)eere aner, Reedlvllle, Ohio. doler, wench and blade, Jota. .. S.J.I.4tp Clwreh·~ M1dd1eport bekl bJ 1011 City, phOne .,.,..147. ~- Jtlin Mayhew from w. TRAILER SPACE, aU ulllltleo S-16-lte Rul Estlte For Sale ' Va. 6-IJ.IIIc ··avaDable. Iuquire 156 Mulber· ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. : '1'l1,jl: BOUSI!l of ~: Emile 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-Zt-lft 10 PAYMENTS of S$, ar ..1 cub. MUll sell 11118 inln8 - filii: IDd IAJPII]Iel: Open I L ._. lilt p.m. 1'ueilll1 tllroulb FURNISHED aplll'lmenl, two macldne. Il'ully equl,]l(lfd to. BROIBR . - - ;· Sandi!J and lloll- bedrooms, MkldlepOI'I. Pllone Jig 18(1, make lllllooholel, GEO. POMEROY Z bedrooms, beth, OD buiiODI, ete. 5 montlul 4111 bf II]IPOinllnent. l"'nn f.f.lfc furnace, front porch, walks, !'IIIII 11ft, ]!elow ......... pt, old, guaranleecl. eall - a-t. W.tdl ., ...... Pia. 8 ROOMS AND BATH, 1'10 Mul•u-etc bandy to stores. Asl:lng $1500.GO. borrJ ••••• Pomeroy. ciln--H-IJic 11118 STEREO, 1ovelJ. wabml IWI'LAND- 3 bedrooms, hath, lael lloae Sillon, pbone panelblg, eelllng tile; two aeconsole wltb AM I< I'M ridlo; 1011 after 5 p.m. Pboae I9J. automatic llolllr~ lilrll table. , res, asking f'l ,IIOO.GO MIL f.t.lfc Tab aver payments of • par COUNTRY 110M2 - S bedTilREE ROOM lurnlabed apart. month ,.. J11Y ba1anee b, rooms, modern batb, outbuildIngs galore, minerals, 20 acfll0.43, 'n1ll set IIOicl mucb menl, hatb, adults, 118 MIJI. res of tractor land uldng blgber. Try II In your home, berry. Phone . . . 1-!Wc f650Q.OO. lft.JIM. 1-l&«e ACREAGE NEEDED SIN'GLB HOUSES, nlee tocaIN Braclbury, 5 rooma, 'JIELEN I VJRG1L mVORD tioa, ~ IUrnllbed " HOUSE ASIIOCIA~ 1lllfundlbecl bl Mlddlepart, · newly decorated; halb with SYRACVSE, an new fixtures. WID aeJI pbone • • • H-Uie 6-17-3te wllb or 1lltbout funllllire. 8benrW1 IIDildrll, Rl. 1, MliSMODERN AIR <!OIIdllloned unl-lMip BY OWNER. Lovely tine hedI'Urlllshed apartment. Coats dleporl. room home bl SyraCUIO. !alP , Building, MJddleporl. Apply at Apia biient II. . 6-11-'lle 50 YOUNG lryart around I lb .. ldtcben, ftrepl8ce, balemild. pnp, new metal awnlnP each. Contact Martha Ander· ''and two extra large lois, aon, Rl. 1, Ractne, on Horse .' IW'PY BOOR, $Jinq Sprlap A'l'l'RACTIVE MODERN 3-room •tull: '!lie Clall, I Ill 8 p.m. lloa- furnlllbed apartment, Ideally eave Road, two mDea below pbone IIIU400. S.~ .tlaJ lin Lldllol~ located near Pomeroy busi- BashM ~. . lutlnetl Servlcill ,tlflltf · . - ness section. Phone 1192-2623. 6- 19-tlc 1162 MOBn.E home, washer APPLIANCJ;: HOSPITAL ..:..Alland dryer; two bollle PI t)Jorlzed Briggs and 81!'11'"" ' . For and Lawa Boy, J)artl a n II ALL ELECI'RIC 3-room anarl- taultl, m gallon, 1ue1 · · 11nJc c.\18 fVR 4nllqla. BID menl; New, close to down- and atsnd, • . LJoyd Dug- aerVICes; re(l!llr T.ecu!JI*!h .·liliam. MWieprl. ObiD. an, Phone •Mil: ll1d Kohlef ·engblet' aJI!l town Pomeroy, beauUful vie" ,, ~ ijlpilanees, 'l1Jird· St., ~~~;. Ohio ,Rlver. Must be seen to be appreeiated. Call 912- !015 FQRD Galaxle •500, Phone Mas<ill• ;w: Va ..' Jobn 14. 1\0U.: pn. . S-INGle Utl for ajlpolntmenl. 6-19-tle 99UIG. ~. flllllltlllt, illnl. P'URNISHED GARAGE apartIW,IIIIW.IIftll,l'GD- ment on Llnenln Hill. Utilities Dald; adults only. Phone 912"'· ,• 145& Mit. 6-IJ.tfe IRING NEw ' ' . I J !.• IH·,~ lt, ' , . . �. ~ . 'l.'llti'"~ ,. ·' ' .' ,, '' ~· ~ ' , _.flic:e(S Elet By Ru.tland Club J4 r:' li":'J.,.., . RUTLANI) . - ' Of!lcers .were eleded recentlY, when the Rutland Frlencll3 Ga~ero met at ' dead furrows, turn rowS, atr:l.p~ near trees, oJd fence ro'YB or lhe home of Mrs. Harold Wolle. near fertilizer or lime apllla. Mrs. Fred Wllllamson, president, was ln charge or the business meeting. El~ct.ed wero . president, Mrs. William w 111.' ford; vice-J!resfdent,'. · ~1rs . Joe Bolin; secretary, Mrs. Harold Wolfe, and treasurer, Mrs. Bill She stated that In a Iorge Reid one ohould lake at least 15 to 30 cores or soil all at tile aame depth, It is boot to lake at ran. dom in a zig~zag pattern over the area to be tested. A plant auction was hold at the close of the meeting and the Brown. hostess served refreshments to Mra. Bill Brown Used "God nine member& and one guest. Give Me Jay" for her topic for Mrs. Chris Deihl. devotion a. The roll eall was bring The traveling prize was 12 arrangements to the alUmni banqueHor lhe tables and Mro. Robert Snowden had msde the one for the speaker's table. Mrs. William Willford w a a named to provide the arrange~ ment at the bank ln June. It was decided to send a letter to council to see if the village employees would kee~theparkmow­ ed. Mrs. &lowden was to make ,eriodic checks of the roae!l the club planted at lhe county home, Plans were made Cor the tour of Kingwoud Center at Mana!leld to be taken June 20. Mrs, WUlford gave the !ol ~ lowing techniques of soil sampling in her demonstration and report on that subject: Scrape dl debrJa or residue before sampJing; sample croplands at .Plow depthi sample permanent pasture and lawn to a three inch depth; sample is best done when aoil moisture condtions a r e suitable for plowing; in the same field sample ll!lht and dark col. ored soUs or limed and ed areas and do not sample In unum- Swiss Steak WOJ'J a plant tor lhe plant auction. Mrs. by Marjorie Davis and the door Wllltamoon gaye a report on lhe regional meetlilg. It was report. prize by Mrs. Bruce Msy. ed that the members had sent Wolfpen 1/.I.D.A. Best n·ii.OIogy Teac·her Carol AM Barnitz of Pomeroy was • recent weekend visitor of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robeson aOO U. Chester Morri s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and Camily oC Oregonarrtvedlast week and are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard RusseU. .E ach year the National Associatlon oC BloJogy Teachers select one outstanding biology teacher from ~ach st;a.te and Ohio's win-ner thts year 15 William Taylor, son of Mr. arkl Mrs. Hubert Tay- veloped underTaylor'11direcUon, has attracted widespread atten.. tioo to the lndepelllance.schools. Formal presentation of the award was made at the senior recognition assembly OOld May lor, 424 Broadway, Middleport_ Taylor is chaJrman of the scie~ce depar~ent and teacher or 29 at the Independence H 1 g h School Auditorium. Paul Loos, repre~entative o{ btological sctence at lndependence High School near Cleveland. First anoouncemeot of the award was made at the annual Ohio Academy of Science meet-ing, held this year at Bowling Green ~~te University. ReceiVIng his bachelor of sci· encc degre~ 8 ~ ~is master's.degree at Oh10 Umverslty, Taylor addressed the education section of the ~cademy at that meeting. Hls SubJect was the newlndependence School and the community land laborator. This project. de- the selection committee of the Ohio Chapter of the National Associatlon or Biology Teachers, made the award. Accompanying the award was a special gUt presented by the American 'Optical Co. The compan,y presented each of thl) 50 amual state award ni~ ners with a hlgh-powered re-search microscope. The award presented to Taylor is based on his aecm~plishments as a teacher or biology) his con-tributions to the community hfs philosophy ol teaching evid~nce Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield returned home after spending a (ew days with his brottJer and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin RusselJ, Middleport, and Mr. aoo Mrs. Harold GilJog)y, Vicki and Bruce of Aibaey were recent Sun:lay visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts of King Hill were Surxlay evening visltors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald. Mr. Charley Smith, Mrs. Doyle Knapp and Kail, Kevin and CharIes visited Mrs.. HarJey Johnson SWldlj· Afternoon.. MHS aQ:J evidence ~f the impact ol his instruction on students, .Palt and present. Taylor graduated from Ml<l- dleport High Schuol ' in 1952 and is a member of the Presbyterian • PATTY JO DORST Apple Grove A picnic will be held on lhe lawn at the home o{ Mr. and Mrs. ~erman Ford on ~ evening at 6 o'clock for all ot Letart the Falls Melhodlst Charge ln honor of their pastor and family, Rev. and Mrs. Charles Norris and da!Jghters. Thil!l will be l<lnday, June 23, 8nd the regular evening service wUI be at lhe Apple Grove Methodist Church at 8 o'cJock. , I'll• followed by a 1101111 • formal daa.Co-11 Vall.J Dale. Graduates at Columbus BU Miss Patey Jo Dorot, daushter of Mr. and Mro. F'rank Doni of Long Bottom, recenlly graduated frqm Columbus Boolness University after completing t h o Senior Aecountlng course. The erswatlon wao held at Eaot Broad St. Chrlotlan Church and WIN $1/)(}(). Universal History Books VoL No.13 - o.u. ... 99e .W.I v.. iliaM .......... Coolw RIIJ ·~ AI C,B,U. Mill Dorat was 1D ·active m~ and'secretar7 of tlie F.xO<UUve F0n1m, en orrantzatlon of llludenla with B· or a. l~~;;;ll~;;:::::~ r. . .v~~~.~ mote aehool enthllalum end to give bualneaoeJ a better <honce to Interview ]1l'Oij)Odlve ornplo)r. ';! ~~ '._..•.C;ilfw ... It' U. S. Gov.l118pected Rogal Court Bread&: Butter Dish ' . Sochlr'l ' " - ' - Klll~llll"- - . CJtotJ4<~:-• ".·... '99e . S-ausage .,____ .. 69e Arm~WII.,Piocio Con!lol' ..... Ttiib;, .lilf - 3 ...... $1 eea... . Mlu Dorst lo now et11Pb\Yed at Southern Bowllni ~ In Columbeo. p....,., Gtountl Meat Loaf •. •. •. 59c . ':Pork'Oaops -- ~ .. 89c bove averagt, formed to pro.. &logna -···· Bacon ..••... ~ 99c ' Full Sluurk ea. Hall ..... & - · ------:! $L79 · LASTWHK ATTMII LOW PRK:Il lh. e-rr Chit SHcN lb. 49c " Bacon . . ••. •. .. 69c ' ...... CJoldcon Kwlck K...., Slim! Tendlray: l-Ieu...._ -- Butt Portion lb. 55c Rolled Roast .••• .. 79e ... Steak _•.. Bucket .. 99e I (2-llo, ..... $Ufl . Bre8$Q. ••••••- ... 5~ :. Bacon · ------- .. 65c · ' ·~ '? !'11th Clolcbli ,., .... ~ .. ' _> Livers '' T"'''fi ' , , • ' • . 1 I ' , I l. ' \ • · . (2-llo. ...... $1.17) • • •• -Frwhor- ... 59c Bacon ... 59c Picnics 3~-·-Sl ilk .. .... 11 :: $1 - · "'" lllcM • •••••••••• • •••• Chomllft Tollot K._ Y.... Cllot ""'" Household ~r .. ~ CloicMo, - · Tvo1!or AT RUTLAND Di8count Health & Beauty Aida c...,. ...... ·Pride Fnllty ' tliOI ..... .... ~ 69t Bread ... 4 $1 =.sse . lrittitsr .. .,_..,, Ptlch, R1i1 PlUM. Gnpt, ll1 " ·· Br~rves ... -;"' 39c AotMile leguler or Drip Coffee Tomawes • 5 ":..• $1 \ ' \·ltlf ~ •.,:-hetti . .. ... At 1M Dairy C£nterl StYrofo•111 7 Ounce Sia OuelftyCo~ J ''( ' . ·4 9•,J. · .. :BIRDS·'EYE A AKE ~a-. . BU PRODUCE DEPARTMENT ForH..IIhl !lor COolclngt I Neblsco Hydrox Cookl• C..., ..... Greh1111 TASTY •• . $COIN . . ' r• ' From the Fields of The Sunny Southlandl CANT AL.OUPES 36 Dtlldous, 3 1.00 Size fOI ' ' ~ .. ': SLICID·, BACON . ' ' 'f.RANIIE,S ,, il . ' ;... . "' ~ · ~. , '"''·• • ;WIENERS . ... . •' ·a·:,-"·:lt: ·' t I >! ' •• . ' ...... ' z:.·39c 3 ,,.., Volue $1 _,Aitv- Cookies . • 3 ....... $1 63c e.a. Mra. Smllll'• Dolun All Varlolln If< Sloe R....or or Mint l'lowaool F1es -------~· 89c Crest . _. . 2 Kroger several Flavors ~-··~· Biscuits . 12 ':.. 89c 11111 Prell Shampoo Awake ""' ~ 1-0Z. LIQUID OR IUtDSIYE FROI&H SherbeL-----"lL 59¢ ~ $1 II $lu MI .....,, 1Jc .._ 1..... Roll.O., or 7k $In 1-'«. C..... Secret __ . 2 1or c-.y tMI Alt Flavon 11.45 $ I n - Ice Cream . _v...... 59c 17-o&. Scope ----··- leo Milk ... Missy Fudge Bars 3 ::~. $1 ' $1 •I ""· O'K · Liquid Soap._ .Qt. 29t- . " Vine Ripe ., '' . NeblscoHOMV Meaty 3 :_.m·89c Pot Pies .......7 RUTLAND . Sl . ' ··, lllcM "'- . . •••• Armour Vienne ... ,, STILL TIM~ T() ••· 49c • .&,~~;5D • • • • • • • • • Delicious, Quick fll · Lunch MHt • ~nds Sat., June 22 Church. !') '} LEMONS - 59e Chuck Steak Patty Jo Dorst lllf THESE Iff THIS AD !lor Cool Drinks! llorS.Iechl BURRY! "Cash Cris·Cross" •• of outstanding classroom work. LOW PRICES Homestead .••. 69c U,s.D.A. CHOICI ,......, Armour Treet .... !~49C Sausage.. ~........ 3~:69e Spi( &Span.......gla.: 77e Oleo............... 3~~29e fig Bars...... ~~~ 39e folger's ....:~ 2. 09 Cups........ 2:~.49e Chok. ' Tomatoes •••••••••• ••• • u.. 33c · . �. ~ . 'l.'llti'"~ ,. ·' ' .' ,, '' ~· ~ ' , _.flic:e(S Elet By Ru.tland Club J4 r:' li":'J.,.., . RUTLANI) . - ' Of!lcers .were eleded recentlY, when the Rutland Frlencll3 Ga~ero met at ' dead furrows, turn rowS, atr:l.p~ near trees, oJd fence ro'YB or lhe home of Mrs. Harold Wolle. near fertilizer or lime apllla. Mrs. Fred Wllllamson, president, was ln charge or the business meeting. El~ct.ed wero . president, Mrs. William w 111.' ford; vice-J!resfdent,'. · ~1rs . Joe Bolin; secretary, Mrs. Harold Wolfe, and treasurer, Mrs. Bill She stated that In a Iorge Reid one ohould lake at least 15 to 30 cores or soil all at tile aame depth, It is boot to lake at ran. dom in a zig~zag pattern over the area to be tested. A plant auction was hold at the close of the meeting and the Brown. hostess served refreshments to Mra. Bill Brown Used "God nine member& and one guest. Give Me Jay" for her topic for Mrs. Chris Deihl. devotion a. The roll eall was bring The traveling prize was 12 arrangements to the alUmni banqueHor lhe tables and Mro. Robert Snowden had msde the one for the speaker's table. Mrs. William Willford w a a named to provide the arrange~ ment at the bank ln June. It was decided to send a letter to council to see if the village employees would kee~theparkmow­ ed. Mrs. &lowden was to make ,eriodic checks of the roae!l the club planted at lhe county home, Plans were made Cor the tour of Kingwoud Center at Mana!leld to be taken June 20. Mrs, WUlford gave the !ol ~ lowing techniques of soil sampling in her demonstration and report on that subject: Scrape dl debrJa or residue before sampJing; sample croplands at .Plow depthi sample permanent pasture and lawn to a three inch depth; sample is best done when aoil moisture condtions a r e suitable for plowing; in the same field sample ll!lht and dark col. ored soUs or limed and ed areas and do not sample In unum- Swiss Steak WOJ'J a plant tor lhe plant auction. Mrs. by Marjorie Davis and the door Wllltamoon gaye a report on lhe regional meetlilg. It was report. prize by Mrs. Bruce Msy. ed that the members had sent Wolfpen 1/.I.D.A. Best n·ii.OIogy Teac·her Carol AM Barnitz of Pomeroy was • recent weekend visitor of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Robeson aOO U. Chester Morri s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and Camily oC Oregonarrtvedlast week and are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard RusseU. .E ach year the National Associatlon oC BloJogy Teachers select one outstanding biology teacher from ~ach st;a.te and Ohio's win-ner thts year 15 William Taylor, son of Mr. arkl Mrs. Hubert Tay- veloped underTaylor'11direcUon, has attracted widespread atten.. tioo to the lndepelllance.schools. Formal presentation of the award was made at the senior recognition assembly OOld May lor, 424 Broadway, Middleport_ Taylor is chaJrman of the scie~ce depar~ent and teacher or 29 at the Independence H 1 g h School Auditorium. Paul Loos, repre~entative o{ btological sctence at lndependence High School near Cleveland. First anoouncemeot of the award was made at the annual Ohio Academy of Science meet-ing, held this year at Bowling Green ~~te University. ReceiVIng his bachelor of sci· encc degre~ 8 ~ ~is master's.degree at Oh10 Umverslty, Taylor addressed the education section of the ~cademy at that meeting. Hls SubJect was the newlndependence School and the community land laborator. This project. de- the selection committee of the Ohio Chapter of the National Associatlon or Biology Teachers, made the award. Accompanying the award was a special gUt presented by the American 'Optical Co. The compan,y presented each of thl) 50 amual state award ni~ ners with a hlgh-powered re-search microscope. The award presented to Taylor is based on his aecm~plishments as a teacher or biology) his con-tributions to the community hfs philosophy ol teaching evid~nce Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hatfield returned home after spending a (ew days with his brottJer and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin RusselJ, Middleport, and Mr. aoo Mrs. Harold GilJog)y, Vicki and Bruce of Aibaey were recent Sun:lay visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Knotts of King Hill were Surxlay evening visltors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald. Mr. Charley Smith, Mrs. Doyle Knapp and Kail, Kevin and CharIes visited Mrs.. HarJey Johnson SWldlj· Afternoon.. MHS aQ:J evidence ~f the impact ol his instruction on students, .Palt and present. Taylor graduated from Ml<l- dleport High Schuol ' in 1952 and is a member of the Presbyterian • PATTY JO DORST Apple Grove A picnic will be held on lhe lawn at the home o{ Mr. and Mrs. ~erman Ford on ~ evening at 6 o'clock for all ot Letart the Falls Melhodlst Charge ln honor of their pastor and family, Rev. and Mrs. Charles Norris and da!Jghters. Thil!l will be l<lnday, June 23, 8nd the regular evening service wUI be at lhe Apple Grove Methodist Church at 8 o'cJock. , I'll• followed by a 1101111 • formal daa.Co-11 Vall.J Dale. Graduates at Columbus BU Miss Patey Jo Dorot, daushter of Mr. and Mro. F'rank Doni of Long Bottom, recenlly graduated frqm Columbus Boolness University after completing t h o Senior Aecountlng course. The erswatlon wao held at Eaot Broad St. Chrlotlan Church and WIN $1/)(}(). Universal History Books VoL No.13 - o.u. ... 99e .W.I v.. iliaM .......... Coolw RIIJ ·~ AI C,B,U. Mill Dorat was 1D ·active m~ and'secretar7 of tlie F.xO<UUve F0n1m, en orrantzatlon of llludenla with B· or a. l~~;;;ll~;;:::::~ r. . .v~~~.~ mote aehool enthllalum end to give bualneaoeJ a better <honce to Interview ]1l'Oij)Odlve ornplo)r. ';! ~~ '._..•.C;ilfw ... It' U. S. Gov.l118pected Rogal Court Bread&: Butter Dish ' . Sochlr'l ' " - ' - Klll~llll"- - . CJtotJ4<~:-• ".·... '99e . S-ausage .,____ .. 69e Arm~WII.,Piocio Con!lol' ..... Ttiib;, .lilf - 3 ...... $1 eea... . Mlu Dorst lo now et11Pb\Yed at Southern Bowllni ~ In Columbeo. p....,., Gtountl Meat Loaf •. •. •. 59c . ':Pork'Oaops -- ~ .. 89c bove averagt, formed to pro.. &logna -···· Bacon ..••... ~ 99c ' Full Sluurk ea. Hall ..... & - · ------:! $L79 · LASTWHK ATTMII LOW PRK:Il lh. e-rr Chit SHcN lb. 49c " Bacon . . ••. •. .. 69c ' ...... CJoldcon Kwlck K...., Slim! Tendlray: l-Ieu...._ -- Butt Portion lb. 55c Rolled Roast .••• .. 79e ... Steak _•.. Bucket .. 99e I (2-llo, ..... $Ufl . Bre8$Q. ••••••- ... 5~ :. Bacon · ------- .. 65c · ' ·~ '? !'11th Clolcbli ,., .... ~ .. ' _> Livers '' T"'''fi ' , , • ' • . 1 I ' , I l. ' \ • · . (2-llo. ...... $1.17) • • •• -Frwhor- ... 59c Bacon ... 59c Picnics 3~-·-Sl ilk .. .... 11 :: $1 - · "'" lllcM • •••••••••• • •••• Chomllft Tollot K._ Y.... Cllot ""'" Household ~r .. ~ CloicMo, - · Tvo1!or AT RUTLAND Di8count Health & Beauty Aida c...,. ...... ·Pride Fnllty ' tliOI ..... .... ~ 69t Bread ... 4 $1 =.sse . lrittitsr .. .,_..,, Ptlch, R1i1 PlUM. Gnpt, ll1 " ·· Br~rves ... -;"' 39c AotMile leguler or Drip Coffee Tomawes • 5 ":..• $1 \ ' \·ltlf ~ •.,:-hetti . .. ... At 1M Dairy C£nterl StYrofo•111 7 Ounce Sia OuelftyCo~ J ''( ' . ·4 9•,J. · .. :BIRDS·'EYE A AKE ~a-. . BU PRODUCE DEPARTMENT ForH..IIhl !lor COolclngt I Neblsco Hydrox Cookl• C..., ..... Greh1111 TASTY •• . $COIN . . ' r• ' From the Fields of The Sunny Southlandl CANT AL.OUPES 36 Dtlldous, 3 1.00 Size fOI ' ' ~ .. ': SLICID·, BACON . ' ' 'f.RANIIE,S ,, il . ' ;... . "' ~ · ~. , '"''·• • ;WIENERS . ... . •' ·a·:,-"·:lt: ·' t I >! ' •• . ' ...... ' z:.·39c 3 ,,.., Volue $1 _,Aitv- Cookies . • 3 ....... $1 63c e.a. Mra. Smllll'• Dolun All Varlolln If< Sloe R....or or Mint l'lowaool F1es -------~· 89c Crest . _. . 2 Kroger several Flavors ~-··~· Biscuits . 12 ':.. 89c 11111 Prell Shampoo Awake ""' ~ 1-0Z. LIQUID OR IUtDSIYE FROI&H SherbeL-----"lL 59¢ ~ $1 II $lu MI .....,, 1Jc .._ 1..... Roll.O., or 7k $In 1-'«. C..... Secret __ . 2 1or c-.y tMI Alt Flavon 11.45 $ I n - Ice Cream . _v...... 59c 17-o&. Scope ----··- leo Milk ... Missy Fudge Bars 3 ::~. $1 ' $1 •I ""· O'K · Liquid Soap._ .Qt. 29t- . " Vine Ripe ., '' . NeblscoHOMV Meaty 3 :_.m·89c Pot Pies .......7 RUTLAND . Sl . ' ··, lllcM "'- . . •••• Armour Vienne ... ,, STILL TIM~ T() ••· 49c • .&,~~;5D • • • • • • • • • Delicious, Quick fll · Lunch MHt • ~nds Sat., June 22 Church. !') '} LEMONS - 59e Chuck Steak Patty Jo Dorst lllf THESE Iff THIS AD !lor Cool Drinks! llorS.Iechl BURRY! "Cash Cris·Cross" •• of outstanding classroom work. LOW PRICES Homestead .••. 69c U,s.D.A. CHOICI ,......, Armour Treet .... !~49C Sausage.. ~........ 3~:69e Spi( &Span.......gla.: 77e Oleo............... 3~~29e fig Bars...... ~~~ 39e folger's ....:~ 2. 09 Cups........ 2:~.49e Chok. ' Tomatoes •••••••••• ••• • u.. 33c · . �• •••' Curtains·• l oJ:I ' • . "' ·~. .~ ~1'. II Mra. Mlld.-.llllce Fisher, Jo. cal telepbme t>r Z2 yearo, wn booiOr<Ml at a retlrt>mont pat11 by employea of the General Telephone CO. of Ohio Mondo~- nl&ht at BaU~'s Roa- --ator taurant. The pal'V aloo marked tho terJO!nation of emploJment w1t11 tile tolepboae OOIIIJI8Dll !lie 1o equipment automation of Mra. Gene Paul Kille. Mrs. Floyd Brown, and Mrs. WUbur Hood, all 111111 more than 10 yeara eervlce. The three operatoro term• lnated tbelr employlllonlln pref""""" 1o lrBillferrlng 1o tho -aof!lce. A 7:30 p.m. dlmer wu pre· - by a soda! hour II! ~be PlrV room of the reatouranL of the James Franklin, Dlvlalao of Tral!lc at Portamouth, COIIIII'atulated Mrs. Flaher 011 her 22 yean of falthiW eervlce tD the com()SIIY and expressed hia pleaaure at being a guest at the observance. Mrs. David Jenkin• presented Mro. Flahor with a gift of atorllng aUver lea!lpOOOI from .......,r her co-workers. Coraaees were gl.ven to each of the operaton by Mrs. Jenkins, chief operator, and tho empiQ9es preaonted her with a gift of cryatol gobloto. Among the &1Jesls attending tbe retirement party was Mill Cora Mae Joachim, Mra. Flaher'a slater, who is a Jtaftaaaistant at the POrtamoutb ol!lce. Parodies tD familiar bmea were sung to the honored guest, and the throe leaving the employmeot of the company. Mra. Don Humel led In group singins Whieh ineluded .,That' a Auto. Attends Seminar Of Credit Groups Mra. Jamoa Hall of the Pomeroy ofllce of tile Pro<lld!on Credit Aasodation ,.., In Columbus recently to attend a aemlnar - - by the II Procluctloo Credit Aasoclatlmo of Ohio. COnducted by Tom Lawrence of the Lawrence Leiter CO., Kill_. !"" City, Mo., the eemlnar curled out the theme asln and communication. a wao bold at the Chrl&topber Inn, JuDe 12 and !3. Al>oUt 94 field olllce eeerotorlea and of the 73 of!leeo In Ohio attooded tho eemlner. bookk-• ,~~~--~~---~-. " ; M1GS 111Alll . . TOni&ht aod Thursdoe' June 19- 20 carutbera, Doo Mc'1'11rner, Mr, 11x,1 Mra. GeDo 'lbom!*JII, Clrice !101, Mr•. aild Mrl. Eoerlt;t ~ l!ftL Doo ~reo, Mil. RICbOrd Fret· man, Mra. ~ iteutor, MrL .AI~·• pnilra~~~, ~ IIIP' . a rummage sale sometime this Mrs. Stutler and Mra. Eugene Forest served eookies, punch s COMPLI11 ROOMS OF FURNITURE 595.00 .. . . RIINI1URE ;b. tokon the engagement of their daughter, Mary Elizabeth CroiB, tD Marvin L. Roush, son of Mra. Odessa RoUsh, Pomef07, Route 2. Mlsa Cross Is a 1968 gradulte ol Southern Hlp Schoci. Her fiance graduated trmn Pomeroy High School IIIII Is employed at Keith Goble Ford In Middleport. Wedding plano are Incomplete. Attends 79th Party Given . '..... ' • ' i,-. '" ...... • 1 • } ' ' ;Y , .,,.- ..... o"' I ' .Epling·can File · ' Combat &&f' . ' ' .. '. ' ·AppefJls Staying Court's Order ' :neaths ·•., . by tho uttle t.oading La- Harold Sauer, Ieeder, aod Mrl. w. R. m,eJ. her a11IJtant, accompanied 1he glrlo 1o lbe.park. Th~ had a plenlc luncb at 110011. Doo .Hayes ... a auelt. . . M.-ra altebciiJie ~ Regina Harrl- Joy Wblte, Opal ll)'or, Mal')' RuiiJ sauf.r, Jo,fct · Hutehiaoo, Joy Sauer, aod Jo,y A party honoring lathera waa by Ter- glvon Slnday afternoon eaa Thomas, dau&llter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Thomu, of WEDNESDAY BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Roy- Sluth Fifth Ave., !ollddloporl. Guests were lllhtrl of t h e al and Select Masters, Wednea· day, 7:30 p. m., at Pomeroy nelghilorhood. '1.'IMO' wore eeatMesonlc Temple tD elect and In- ed at a table In tho badt1ard o1 stall new otftcers, followed by tho Thomu borne. Place w-cla special sesslooofPOIIIeroy Chap- were made by tho YGUIIIalor IIIII ahe pve favo.ro of bubble plpel. ter to lnstall new ortlcera. SENIOR CHOIR pracdee, Mlcl- Joan Blevllla alllated Ill aervdleport Firat United Presbyter- IJW rolreahmentl. Tor.oaa reod a tribute tD fathers. Ian Church, 7:30 Her , tilielta wore Jack Baehnight, Mra. Rodlley Downing, diner, .. CII!'I"~I Areber, Glenn rector. Glue, tJallu Blevins, Coorga '111URSDAY TWIN CITY Shrlnettes, Thoro- Miller, and her father. Jnvlled day, 7:30 p, m., aoelal .....,, of but Unable tD atlend were Rlcb· ' ' : Columbuo & Southern Ohio Elec- ard I!Ovattor aod David Ohl.llla:· tric eoqaoy, Planslo be made ~ j ~ '. • lor reptla parade. · · )IEIGS COUNTY DemoeratExecutlve oommlttee aod Demoerat Club 'l1olrada7 at 8 p.m., 01J111i. bauee olllce or JudiO Frllllk W. Porter, Jr. ROCK SPRINGS -.r Health Clli>, !:U p.m. nm-ada7, borne Ill Mrs. Welby Whal~- · MIDDLEPORTCCL II1IIUal picnic, Thuradly, 6:30 p, m. atlollddleport Roidalde Park; Initiation w-• .... The Almanac United Proao lntel'llltioaal Today' Is Wedneaday, Juno19, . the 171ot day of 196811111> 185 to . lallow. The mooo Ia between Ita laat ' quarter aod now phase. 111o mornlqr Iter Ia sa~ur~~. The OYOnlng otor I&Jit)ltor. on thla da.v In hiaiDI')': In 1856 the Ropublleana adjourned their llrat 111tlooal coovention I n Phl1adelphla, noml111ti111 John Fremont for president In 1912 the U.S. Government odoptecl the &.110111' clio¥ for all Ita -ljjjotl. In '1981 ViilliiiAiib Republ.. can Presldomt Gamal Abele! Na11or named hlmaelf premier wl1h complete _.,., ,. \ • pli: ',,.iEAT . \.' I' . ' ' WASIINGToN (UPI)- Forlbe .f lrlt time llneolht kina& met 17 ~-· ..,, !lie llaolao ftl Ill IIJdq tp .,...,., an IDOO!bt lox ' :tliiNG AiioUT QZI'J'E FiFsrA, IS THAT Dlrlght Parkor. ' . OZlte Float& ~ won't rot. Dlnoe, finD' ..,W ,~uata aolllqr ... Ia not atreetod by mlllleW. ' Alli"lt'o ~ lllth lllaiD-relll- Voetra libor. ~ too, Sao lila ._Iota aeleet1on of Ollte CUpato 111-Eiborfelda .:Sa<ooall nooi- CarPet 1llt)artlholt. ' ' plod wllh I ,IIOIII!Idbn: ~ blj. • aebetWed to c1n1p ~COIII't'a order wculd be ef. 11011 loderll lpiiiiiiDI ,cut 1111 ·CIIIJ 111 April 1. AIIO lncbadod foctlve ilnmedlatel,r unleu l!pq,adod ~ All 111roa111 Wll ...........- _ . . · llnll fllod a 1111 tho fllllr a1 . .-uor. ordar. ,. hlfl1 wllh 1111 IJ, ll. ~ tddlbes.b 1beD.,.,.. 18th . ""*; ee••"Jll . •· • IIICOI!II All by younelt: . . ' at 9 p.m. aod cooclude It 12 mldni8IL The J111 will aorva •• muter of eoremonleo. Admillion price, 75 ctllla per par- . ' ., ........... an .' ' "'*' ' ' ' · · WIOO • - •.••••• 1:110 UO - • - ••• , , . 10,10 lll,IO 110 ••••• : ·' •• lUG 1ll0 17a • , •' , • • , , • 11.10 1UO .JOO , , • , , , , , , JI.IO ·IMO .. 'ot" ! •• ' • 1.,. ; i Qirkt bi$tance Olallnl into your ~·' That rnlarl$ Y\111 ~n.now ·We've juit introduCed ,Expanded dill pr~lly any city Jn th.e cou'rl\d Yci!jnel(..; almost JS tQIIy as calllnJ )llurnexl dcllirnllijhb;,r. Here'thowlt _'!¢rka: . 1 ·' ·,~, • Grange Cookie • SURFER TIME I an-Canaday With cpni,M~~~a " and Children 'R,ed, G:t84f'1Blllft, White ; ', \ " .·.j ,:.; ·~·· I. ' ~· . ,ANY ~IDNOIIIIYAIIClCAI.l . 1. Diall. ·, ' " ·\' l. 'Diii"O.:' ' r· ' ' '• ,.. ··~· ,~-- an #wi!Uitiww \ •• . '_,' '. ..-... . ; ' 'j •.·'· I' .. ' '" ' ~- ~<~· I ' ',·,. • .w for ~~.:.-=..a:.=babl"""t ~- l!oJ• - - 1ho apa of 10 The boys abould be l!llOdllllmaod 14 may make ontrleo to- mera IDII wiU pareata' parday uniiJ 4 p.m. by ca11111,1192- mlaalon. Mra. YVOilneSealll, Red 2104, Exlealllon 4.1, and Ilk- Croaa Wiler SafetY a.atrman, Ill& lor Joe Sad1h. lllllrlea alao Ia arraaglag lol' llfotY «<.Y_ , __••'-'if.«~ lnJor• llld tally tho Ohio COde proYidea 1bel 1be Commoo Plaaa Judp ahell 111P01Jt e aueeeaam- to aorva aa CClUlltl' proaeeutor when an lneumbeot vaealellbe olllee. Proooeutor Jolin A. EilllJW. ramoved tram omce w-eGalllpollo day by tho 01-Jo s..,reme Court, waa reported out ollolm tally on .acatlon. He eeuld not be reaehed. Allpeaia by Mr. EpUIW to tho SUpreme Court'a cm1or . parenUf WGUid delay _.tnlmellt oil aueeeoaor,liOIIdiiiiCU.. comeoflbe~a. Mr. E.PIIes, . L; ' I. I ' COIIIIIIOil Anthropologists Study 7 Skulls BELLAIRE. Ohio (UPJ; -AI>thrapol<ciata tally bqan at,101111111 to ldoutlb o1x human skulls "atiU hid aldJt aDd 0111." IIIII 1 ama11 erotk wu """' "You eould tell wbo ,,_ all and -•'"'• Mrepoetod. •· were," be cancl.ad. "'1110 euau:;;~ be had beeiiiD almllafound aod on! 1'01111111111 of adump aevonth ~ looked a girl" Late UkeW-ilda¥ b.; COUnty Sllerltr Cootrlbull01111 to pay -noel ~· or the American Wind ~ um okulla were l'ound Orcbeatra coming 1nUJ lfelc• W-aday by J11111s Cummins, ~~:.:-::.,:..!"': ·• dump tD , find o'lldence of who hid beeo throw!JW truh on hia . property. ball ott Ohio 7, whieh runo CUmlllllll llld. ·· .· • - thraulh thlo eaaloeentnl Ohio Loveri' LaDe eommunlty of 12 000. "That rMd baa beell u1111 ~ The dump, whleh lleo between a lovor'a ian. aDd for 1dJ$ the narrow, W1Nlved side 'raad of 1hlnl&," he ~ I' an Pastor Res~gtts" . £'1 no,"t IY.T."th ;tl,• £" W 'f, lr.liRlSter rOUD 0 · 1 "I looked doomoverthedump aaw aometldqr helry," Cummins Ald. "I lhou&bl It The raaliDatiOO of 'the Rtv. uted flO, wu Juat I dead dos- There hid Carver WIIUama u eeertllaryOilier ecnrtbutlooe haft been been several of them thrown t.TeafOirel' waa aeeeptod IIIII the madl bJ MrL E. o. 11111, a--p doom thoro before. Rev. Cbarlea SlmOIIa was namHarareves, Mra. IIDwanl Ebora"'1110 okullo were partially ed to the polt 1be Mel&• badt, Mro. Glen Tol- )( I 1 1 ~ It> 10 I uncovered COUnty Mllllatortel AI~ Clrollno Smith, Charles Blakea- them aDd found five llllult heada mot Tueaday at !he l'omoroJI lea, COlumbia Gu of Ohio, HoD- aod 0110 baby lad." Cburehof Chrlot.. f1 Ewilll. Mra. n - YOUIIg, Coomt1 ProaecutDr John MalThe Rev. Mr. WIJUama wiU llaQshlien of the olmorlcan Rev- lk Jr. Aid two akuliJ _.-ed leave Aug. I for Kooton Where olutl011, aod Mra. Charlea Glllba. ID be Nocro. fGar Cloeaolan, ho will aervo u pa- of two aod the ..wao uoldollllll· clllrebea In that area. He Ia Atutalof.1,0001aneeded able. tile proiOIIIpaator olthe Pom1o br\JW the orehostn 1o Awalt Report 8r09 Flrlt 111¢11 Qmch aDd lfelca Couoi.YIIIIIthoaolllab''\Vo "'"''t- OIIYihlnr liD- Ia married tD the former Sally In tho .:0.~*,:~= lqr to eootrlbute areaahedtD lheytllwa.,:,•bore~-~k oollbo Follllr of POmorqy. The Rov. lledb'd Sc Mnd tD lira. •~ 1014. Mr. Slmool Ia paafllr of the I'GIIIIIIIJ Loehary at lH IIIah st., llallk, Notr aod Alii•- .lllcldloport Flrlt Bl¢1tCIIIrcb, lol' lila Pameroy, COUni1 COroner Franela COOke II WII IIIIOUDeed dllrlni t b e at 8 at 1 ~"tile IIIICdoll ordered 1111 ailulla 1o the ..-ng preolded orer by lho P. lllo' O!D'l'l 011 o\ueUit L Bolides praaOIIIIIIIan ovenl- Ohio Slate Dnlvoralty 1laparto Rev. Glen IU!oo, vt.........._ ~ auctloo wiD bo ooadacted mont 1 • ...........,_ ..,._,., at the uto Ill tho ......--.. .....,rt II tho Pcmeroy 1 - , o ~•• .........., lor poe- tbat tho RIY. Gerald ~ hoal .__,. 1be 17111Pboa1e ....., wiU work lllllo aae aDd oilier cblplaiD of the Tralnllls laatl1!" lll,llldiJv. Tbe wlib bllld membera l'Gal ICI'OOI tioo, ol C.UU Oblo, Columbua, Of ~ noervea 1be 11e1p CouiiiJ In a 1llll'lllllop 111 "The report could bo book to will be . .,. _ . , . .., bel>alt ~to ._,.et lilY IIJ' allblda. 1'1be dll oflbe . . , . . _ •• In 1 e<qJio Ill daya or 1 Ill the aaooelatlon at the ~~-~-~--·Ill 18111111. waek," )lallk oald. fill eervt..a ol the Malp CounCummlill llld dvM o! tho ~ Fur. The Rev. Bill Pwrlll, .lito Rov • .1otox lloDalalo, 1ho a.. llaullla llo7ar Iiiii tiJo Rov. Mr. Ill the-- land~-: :.a.: . "~ .\ • ' ~ ' aDd their-- . . two,._ 1111>.. •'lnil evealnJ, tho they duiQP warea't-., _ . • - - - - · ~...... .. Jlllll •••U!'iw . .... -~ . t~~t.-.• ':ie::r~~~-~ 'all*".:::t · lf9,IDd the area a !DIIo ~ a U1op1 ~ lor j l'Mfl• · ~P Notr planned an Into• alve •-•h o! the dump lor ....., Ieoda In t.l1e bizarre ella- Coomty .. July 25 have raoehed $40S, Mra. W. P. Loehary, gaDoral ehalrman, IUUIOUIICed Ulday. 9f !Ida aum, tho Malp Local Band Boootera aDd 1be Eaatorn Loeallland - • • have oaeh CODb:lllut..t •liNt while the Melp 111c11 Sehool Glee Club cCIIItr\b. Gallle COUnljl Court clerk' a olllee, would "probobb'' bo deelded before tho ood of Epling' a term Jlllllar)'. · t republlean candlcliom for camot remain oo tho ballot under ''lho,..clrcumatoncoa" acCOI'cllal to lbeae aame loeallawyor opoloumen. Howovar, ahould Mr. Ei111JW ll1o an~ be eonceiY.. abi.Y could be oo tho ballot pendlnllta outcome. AI polllted out In tho UPl report tram CCIIumbua, 1 111111~ eould be modo 1o tho U. S. Supreme Court. 1'h1a appoal,llld the Ohio s.-o pleu )lip, Mrs. Katie Hood r-at eenlct1 .for Katie Eullllan Hood, BD I, l'lllllm4r, ~ • - -t )} I By $·595 1111- Rolalto- Dies. Wednesday ! or·Falllor'a Ill¥ IIIII ~·•• 'In lrllloite tD lltllers. .· · · ~ COiltoata, oae· 011 tlollero aDd ~ Qthor oo IIIII wara • • ductecL. ·stoey ........... lniP~ t1oo ror July 11. Rotreallllltllll ' . wara aorYed .II the .-IUIIOII., tho . . . . Styl~ for Men, Women • _-, r tea ~ Twain's :. .,Cou·ldw· _ .. . . . . F·' . fD" .. m 1'011= · -'- ' . . CiitiDIT'·.' " .'~-~ Mra. LuclUe Slor)' llllj Mr1. Helen Qulvey placed llrat aod eeeood reopectlvely In the eoolde eootoat allpd at a reeenl meet. IIW ol theHemloekGrovaGranp. Mambers otlho Allted GrllliO • wore pate at the meothW proaided ~r by Leo stoey, miller' Jud&IIW the cookie ...,q,at wore Yloa Jeoale Salllldera aDd Mrs. Mlldnd s,outqr. Altred Gl'lliP pro••- 1111 P.....llll PaiJW · patriode ·i D( Fathor'l 'Ill¥ _ , Tbi on,ln ot 1111 llai ..,. aa)'OI'il read\llil ... patriolfllll ...,.,.... - KEDS . ..-Ill- lllllrlea 11111 may be made In Will be aeeopled 'l'lluradltthe tam racea, a new tw.X fll Tbe tub neea ere obnpiJ elder bu'rola cut Ill hell. '1'116 the Replta Waller a.wart, ebalrman, Aid boy Ia lllllaled lllth a padthe lllb recti wUI be In the 111- ..._ He wiU VIII' 01111 make lierlude bet1r-. the boat nee• lho tub l!ll tDWird tho llalah ... Slturday, June 22, of tile line Ia !Pcldy •• polllble. !_,_.,._ • --·'·0..:· .•~-~- ••7-l.;.~. _ ••.o:~ Z• .. son. ~~~~~ was ''PIIIIIcl1 NJirl• .. Dies . Ill "-'rJ, lnofWASHINGI'oN (UPI) - Here are IIIIII!Poa Ill bow macb wrlllnl and uttorlnl d!ocko ' ' _.. J91111111Jo1i11q waaldbetok- ~ ..mctG Amda. '' H.~ • lnlil 'IIMIII1 PQ'<backalfConOilier Ac11011 areupaueolbeloxbUI: _!D_otber ad:lool, the lillie's IJJ.Mi~ IDIGLI Pl!li80N bliiiOil oourt ruled It woo unWord lll•bo•neelvodoflbe :W • Wflllheldlillrllallo CGIIIIIIuUonallclr 1111111ic:jpallty dolth., RabWiR.TIIUI, n, Wa6- f 26. · • · • • , , , • . 1.10 1.10 1o ,PI'CIIdld& polltiea1 ~liD reo_ , t Berlday, Mlcb, Ho11U 110· •.•. , ••• , . , 5.20 ue .kllallal oroaa. 1 llbrailr roaldant 'o f Middleport. . 75 ••••• • •••• , UO 10 10 · The court hlld the abiOiule s.nt""'a lllelude bla 'lllle, 100 - - •••.••• , • lt 10 15.50 pralllbltlllli or the u10 of pollti1111 125 • • • , • , , , , ' • 1UO 2100 eal ..,., wal .......Utullllllal fllmor Frances ~j llro ICDO, 1ldlert Jt¥, IIJII _llro !SO - - ••••• , ••• 2UO 17.00 IIIII a Waltoo Hllll' ordinance, 11111 of Borlllt7; llro 17$" " · ..... , •. 18,10 ILtG allllorl, KrL Ber111a . Luller, . 208 •, • • • • • · • , . , 3UO 11.111 ~~!=*::>,;::~ llllllud,. IIIII Mlu Edltll Tltua, . dd-::!..11111) PElUioN 'liltb two In ID earUorlmQUieemoat lllcldhport. . Flmoral llr'ilcoa It - lilted lbellbe . wW lie held at 1 p. m. , w.,. Wllllbtl4 New Rata School 11 to be aold aod !hot ltlba~afl*rilllallle.IJ • 25-.-.-- . . . . 00 .00 eealodbldaWGUidbeaccopl..t ·Jllit ,l!oid,: llerldq. 8ar111 Will 110, • • • • • · • • . .00 ,00 . 11111!!2 , _ Aul,llat 1_ bo theN. · · · ?li • • · •.- •. •. !l.to UO Thor Robert ' Court. tore 1be 01111 Ill Qlllna'a IorDI •• - · Clulu F, ~to llllb' waJI · - or lltllli 1ba ota1e a ""' 1P """""" llbould-~li"'.IIIIJai­ .. . .tioa" to ..... ntbtr '-IU. ' . . ' E....~·._.-_.-.~ .._SL·y. J1: . '{lie 111$11'1 hllbe• court wculd ·~ cliodclio tbe·lule be- •'~, symphony "'jdltlcal allllll. IIUIIid ... liiGII!II -add lie I· live POmeroy - · ...n, ljiOIIsorad by tho Amerlcu La8loo. atort .-u. ""-or, ...., u.s. TWO OUTSIDE DANCE parties during tile l'llmerOY Reptto Friday aod saturday nl&bl at t b o 11 a.m., EDT,· and llll 1o ibe ..,.. for,.._ Frk!IY'1'116 bill carried the 10 par llll'cbarP oo per.-1 and eorporllt loul .....,.atod by EINrfelds In ' FRIDAY ICE CREAM SOCIAL, Friday ovenl!w, BaiiiiiJIIIrehouse, .,..._ aored by Bashlll Ladles Auxiliary IIIII Vollmtoor Fire lltller\l1lenl; proeeeda tD payoflloallfol'equlpmont. Music by the COomtry Drltt.ora. Wednaada!o wbm the Ohio . . . . Court ~him IDdelllt -the pradlce of law. bat. AIIJ. GooL ·c, S. ~ asld ¥IW, o1ected In 11184, waa 1111 ~ ejllllllom aorvau U..~-.., oflbe IOIItbem Oblo CCJIIIIIi, . . _ . . , Aid Olllo law JN'oblblta 1 peraoo ,...., IOfvlns aa the I!CIUIIb' _...,.... who ~Ia DOt 1D --...,at law Ueonaed1o llfl<1iee ln.IIlia atote." Under tho 1'1111111 doom by tho llale'a h!Polt court, ~ IIIII wu "auo;eadod l'Gal tho praellee ol law for an ~nlte period." . ~ wao eharpd In No- 1be one Ill ""'Ilion, wao uneoovomber, 19116, by tho Ohio Slate atlllltklnal to the extent It pro.. Bar Alaoelatlon llllh -~~~ ldhltad 1he uoe of polldcal ~· of 1¢11001161et, lneludlnl In naldonttel dl.olrleto. I 15-month dellll' Ill aCCOIIIIIIns The 0010 WOI fllod bf to a cllld for 11101181 coUectod, Paee, Waltoo IU!Ia, who orehla handling o! ellale mattora a ~ 011 t11o IreD !aim of hi• II ~ for admlnl-1 borne advoeaf1oc ._n of I aod 1!1• laa~~~~ce Ill ZOI lnoaf- P1'0I10MCI loeal lox levy at the fldont fund ebeeka. May 4, 1985, alacUon. Found Gulltr Paea, wbm Informed tho ~ The court' 1 Boord Ill COmmit- wa1 In vlolalloa Ill 1ho village aiCJilerl 00 GriOVIDCOI 1111 Ilia- ordlnanee, flied ault In CUyai»dpllne laund ~ aull~ of p COIIII1 COmmon Pla11 Court als eharpa aod reeommeaded attocklns 1he eooatltutlonalitlol be be .,IJOI!dod from 1he prae- the .,unance wbleh clioaerlbea dee Ill law for ao lnclollnlta per- 1ho ~~ porlllltted Ill a reoiloci. The cooirt IIIProYod 1be ree- dentlal cllatrld: - Ina' · . = ~.,:~'·:-=~=== :~::: :::! l'l'!s GREA'l' CAIIP£T TO BEGIN WJ:l'll. .1'1'!8 0~ 'l'j)WN 'N'' TERRA($. 'I1IE WORLD'S L~ ~<11;,~ PET, AND NOW IT. COJIES pi STRIKING PA'l'TI!:RiiSI ' . .. L you can dial station-to-station calls. Collect calls. Credit c~rd calls. Any IQ11g distance lor naw members. TWILIGHT GARDEN Club at 8 p. m. Tburaday, bome or Mrs. LENZIE HEDRICK l'T, PLEASANT - Lenzle 1- Hedrick, a 12.-y, ~-veteran Wlth ~chlan POwer eoq,. - ·bY beeo named a..,.,-ll>tendent In charp of the ...,.. - · · Point Pleuantaroaatfed!ve July I. He rlaeo tram the post of . . . 1..,..-lnb!Ddent In the PoiDt Pleaaant of.. tlce.: Ho aerved In the Navy tram 19441o 19te, aDd Ia a member of the POint Pleuant 11otorJ Club aod tho l!oard of Directora of the Point Pleasant Maoon Counly Chamber of Commetco. About Taxes By . Tub Race Still -am. . cotlJXIIUS ~i Gdla CouniJ Proaoculor Jolll A. ¥IW Hlye~ For Fathers 11MEIS ·' ·~ · dles 4-H Club '1'11oedaY. Mra. MR. AND MRS OLIN KNAPP ol Syracuse ore announcing REGAnA ,. • " Will . r....,... l'Gal 'Contes.t Held ,,' '. •, . • An _outing at Camden Park wao Mary Elizabeth Cross, Engaged pocmdl, 18YeD OID'Itel, Gr~ aroMr.andMrl. $ $$$ 1' I. r:J·. At Camden Park Mr. aod Mra. Terry Knlsht o1 Marloo are' ........elng t h 1 birth of a son, stevon Mlchaol,_ 11om '1'11eadaY at 1be Marlon CoDoral Hoapltel. He wali!led eev• SAVJ . , Outing is Tciken Demonstrations Ily, I em• Ill ~ !o Iathon- Convention w1t11 bar 100 and fam- ':", ·llds ·_,Gallia 0 0 .,:0US. r~ 1o tile clmeh . ror • IQOif•i!. readlnP aDd po- month. "Inspiration Cor Dally Living" and coffee. 11'-COiumboa ' "~~~~~~~--~~ . ' with • ·lflel pin. DuliJis 1111 .at• . temocin !h0melnl4e tCe crliin, oake, and a IIJIIIIII' wore lleivecl. at tile ....... .ball, aod tbeft the mooting. Given for Club I father~- - ~ Ia Gruosor. Mro. Wendell Stotler read an article entlUed 'f(iod KDDWS Boot," Mrs. Ph!Ulj)a read "Mr. Preacher," and Mra. Renshaw concluded 111111 ''\Vhat Others see ln Me," A meditation on prayer by Mrs. Brad Maagconeludedthe la Grueser, scripture tram Psalm 25 by Mrs. Renshaw and readings on the tqJic by Mrs. Herbert Pugh, Mro. Brooks Sayre, Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs.. Mro. Pilar! Reynolds ol MidBert Grueser, Mrs. Emma Hines, dleport, palt president of Jane Howell Tent, llau(hten ol Ualoo Voterana, returned Tuoaday from tho 79th amual Illite eooventioo held at the Holiday Inn In Marlon. A hightliht of the eonventlon 5avoral demoostratiOils were given <llr\ng a recent meeiing o! Cor Mra. R~nold• "" the Inthe Llttlo Leading Ladlea 4-H stallation of Mra. Marl& ChilCM> held at the home of Mra. ders Hack of Cardlnitoo as state preoldent. Mrs. Hack Ia a couHarold Sluer, leader. Opal Oyer, vice president, con- sin of Mro. Re,l'IIOidL For her du <ted the meotlng and save a lnltallaUon, Jhe was eeeo.rted demonatratloo on bow tD 881 a by her father, Fraok ChUclera, table. Each girl bt !he "Chip- alao of CardlnllonA program feature of !he conper" projeet cllaplayed a handvtftioD was a demonstration on mude IOJ' for the two tD four ap tho pilot doll program aupported group. Joy White pn • talk oo prop- by the orpnlzatloo. William er mowiD& and edglna ollana, Gr01, DWIII9l' or the COjlllllbua IDII a borne aafoty ehtelalp wu l'llol qi u..am, and Fred eonduded by Elaine Ranullurr, Radeldn demooatrated 1ho uae aafoty chalrmao. · - of doll• for ilshtiell -lo. Reereatim waa eonduded by the recreat1oo loader, JoJ Souor, who aloo eerved refnlhmanto prepared In keeping llltll her snaek and pack project. Others atlendllll tho meatlnc wore Mary Rulh Siller, lleiiDI Harrl1011, and Jay Hayoa: Sher17 Hayea, the junior loader, and lira. Sauer and Mro. W. R. Hares, the leaders. ' 1 j' WSCS Plans July Picnic ~ ' .-rn•eor Carptt . · ot'the Remloek GroW~ abOOl. . · 'lplday sC\1001 tilt ehildren ol 1111 l:hll!<h ·pna..ted I Fothei-a DaY~- Eacb to Wneaa. . ..... Mrs. Sidle Brown aod Mrs. Stol· • ' I ai!I•"*~W.ra In- ' Ill· ~ Flibor'~ 0., ob-. · · • Grueaer, Lawrti\Ce Diddle, Bill WUllamiOII, Lellllr Dlxqa, a D d Mike Schioa11or. Mra. Jame0• OWen. woo · unable tD attend <lie .· A famUy plcnle ,.... plaMed lor July at the Syr1cuee Park when tho Mlnerov!Ue Woman's SOCiety of Chrlstton Service met In the besement of the Methodlat Church. During the meotlng conducted by .Mrs. Cllflord PhUllps, areport was gtwn on the recent bake sale, and lt was decided to have Is HM'i•arttrs tor Qiyen on ,S11.nd0)'. CUller, Mr. IIIII Mra. Martin Chester Knlsht, PomerQ9, and . Mr. IIIII Mre. James Conkle or lfariOil. lll'l. Alma Buchallall of Mar\00 •• the maternal ll'ealMra. Knl&bl Ia In ... ' ,. ··Children's HenYY c~. M111 Jeao was the topic o( the program presented by Mrs. Earl Renahlw. There was prayer by Mra. Stel- - I m.nai -k- Toolgbt, Thurada7 & Friday Junel9 -20-21 PSYCH-OUT Suaan Strasberg Deon Stockwell PLUS THUNDER ALLEY Annette FunlcaUo - Flblan .. ' . " iru<lo ¥!tdllll, .Mory\Volft.Mn. Knights Announcing Birth in Marion Friday and saturday June 21-22 NOT OPEN ·'I matlon" 1o tho or '"'bat'a ~,. ·an4 1bere wu aultor muole <llriDe the evening by Traey Whal81 and Durwood Cummtnp; Doo ~... pn~ ed a eake to 1ho operatora, lncllldbls Joan Tatteraoo; M r a. Glll!Ya Walker, Mill Dol'Qihy Lonr. Mra. Dorolby Jonklna, and Marla Tumor who wUI be Ing In tho Athena ofllce. EmplO)'OI aod l,llOsll attood· lng In addltloo 1o the above wore Mra. Leoo McKnlallt, Mra. Ger- ' who dlod .............. wUI bo bold 8atuNIJ aU p.m. II the £wliC Cbapel~llie Rev. c. J umi . .. . ·...,...\" " ---"·'-''! '. . . ., .. the llaacb ~. <1!11 .. .... ... .am. c.m... . IIIIIDbor Q( the ·~ · .,.... 'llilllodlll Clllrcb . IIIII . l!bai1lr ,__. or tho I a-_, - \.7i _ T mlttee Wblcb wiD...,..... ar. .._.enta for the - I . partldpltloa 111 1be M11p ~ ty Fair proenm In Mp~t. •' It waa reported that eenteai bold at fto7al Ook l'arll are beIll& well reeelved IDd p1on1 _ . made tobavoblldlllla~adf, vislnr camparl Ill the eeni<!ll llebo<lllo wllh the Rov. 11r1o0 · EDI!o In d>arp of tho Pft11tct. The RIY. a-. Wooda, IIINi pallor, -the_.tDipr~JW; : Rolre- _.. aened tllo- dllrch. •' J! . Autos Collide On Twp 0 a""' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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