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SOLVES TODAV'S COMPLICATEU WASHII~G PROBLEMS! l,'l I ,OPERATORS TO MEET Middleport • Pomeroy bea11ty j operators will meet at 0:30 p. rn. Wedneaday, May 31, at Beverly'• Homo ol Beauty, Middleport, operated by Mrs. Jo Ann White Bailey, to dlaCUSI a workshoP for local ·operators. '· BAGS TO MATCH ' ., I!I,JII!f~~llecltNntTellioorftl<ll iir!IFI'•GIIIIIIIfiWeltGN ..... ., . ' ·~ ·tit any budget! 119 5 &-year onwideW.......,I ~ 2 . :;' . ,.;· ', ·:r ' ' ., FURNITURE • I, ·, ' . 't,l'•' \~ •\ .. ,. •, '' ' In Bone, White and Black Patent .. , • · . I' I '' • . Jet Action Washers to ''/ . I ' . '. r . ·. ; " • �. ; '· ' ,.,, ..-.'! lllllf11111iill.. ' •~-~ '~ "teef' '' ',. I . . ·Beat of . . ' The Bend' '. ,, •l. ' II .,!_ • ,.. ... ' I 'Cf~rilijlow.r ~ Red~'' . PaSe, o,x ' \' ICollllnuelt .hni. aewSpapl!r <*rrylDi 'Ill mlllllltfotl p the apoll!tmi!lll Promised'in' ' of L. W. McComu u the new superintendent ln M"lddleport. Mrs. Reynolds also praeole<l a copy of a recent ~Uon of ihe Dally Sentinel (Bless Her) · which lealllrod a ,pleture and article aooounclng his Wedoeiday evenlng v~it. . THE FIRST Spring : Holiday ' Dr••• Sport and SHIRTS ~iii Arrow, Rugby .;.1 Puritan Wash Press tons, ular Given Prizes At Field Day & Wear, Perma & Batiste Cot. tapered and·•rrg. sty les. · Perma pres..o; and Tropt('al Worsted , From 5.95'tiff~:~ f! ~· Pla1d, check s, !iOiid col - ocs m perms pre!ls aml'· hQpsack, . ' ' From 3.50 to 6.95 MEMORIAL SPECIAL TIRE SALE 815-15 l710x151 POWER CUSHION Block Tubeloss (Second) Orlginel Equip. .00 ,• , '· Whit• Woll $2.00 More Route 7 and 35 Gallipolis, Ohio - 1011611116'1 11/IE BIJY IN ITS PRICE .IANfiEI At " ROYAL OAK PA.RK 3·T Nylon Cord ALL.:.WEATHER TIRE .---oP~Ns--- .SATURDAY.MAY 27 ·------. ~ .,... 1 f '· . ...... b!tckWIM! • 111~ $fU Ftd. b . till, HeTr.S.Ntldtd .. ~;, .. . ~ ' ·' ..• ' \' I ' ' I • ., ,.. ·' t-(.:.S.. . ) h , ~ ~·_'i, i-:-•J,It}t · """ SWIMt.\ING " ."'.' .. f,~j-;\~,1~. OPEN NIGHTLY AT 7 P,M. ... ' f' -~~f7!r_ll~lr ~~em~~IIJjP~,_.{}:t~~ •• !Nl, rD. . ~ II ~. �. ; '· ' ,.,, ..-.'! lllllf11111iill.. ' •~-~ '~ "teef' '' ',. I . . ·Beat of . . ' The Bend' '. ,, •l. ' II .,!_ • ,.. ... ' I 'Cf~rilijlow.r ~ Red~'' . PaSe, o,x ' \' ICollllnuelt .hni. aewSpapl!r <*rrylDi 'Ill mlllllltfotl p the apoll!tmi!lll Promised'in' ' of L. W. McComu u the new superintendent ln M"lddleport. Mrs. Reynolds also praeole<l a copy of a recent ~Uon of ihe Dally Sentinel (Bless Her) · which lealllrod a ,pleture and article aooounclng his Wedoeiday evenlng v~it. . THE FIRST Spring : Holiday ' Dr••• Sport and SHIRTS ~iii Arrow, Rugby .;.1 Puritan Wash Press tons, ular Given Prizes At Field Day & Wear, Perma & Batiste Cot. tapered and·•rrg. sty les. · Perma pres..o; and Tropt('al Worsted , From 5.95'tiff~:~ f! ~· Pla1d, check s, !iOiid col - ocs m perms pre!ls aml'· hQpsack, . ' ' From 3.50 to 6.95 MEMORIAL SPECIAL TIRE SALE 815-15 l710x151 POWER CUSHION Block Tubeloss (Second) Orlginel Equip. .00 ,• , '· Whit• Woll $2.00 More Route 7 and 35 Gallipolis, Ohio - 1011611116'1 11/IE BIJY IN ITS PRICE .IANfiEI At " ROYAL OAK PA.RK 3·T Nylon Cord ALL.:.WEATHER TIRE .---oP~Ns--- .SATURDAY.MAY 27 ·------. ~ .,... 1 f '· . ...... b!tckWIM! • 111~ $fU Ftd. b . till, HeTr.S.Ntldtd .. ~;, .. . ~ ' ·' ..• ' \' I ' ' I • ., ,.. ·' t-(.:.S.. . ) h , ~ ~·_'i, i-:-•J,It}t · """ SWIMt.\ING " ."'.' .. f,~j-;\~,1~. OPEN NIGHTLY AT 7 P,M. ... ' f' -~~f7!r_ll~lr ~~em~~IIJjP~,_.{}:t~~ •• !Nl, rD. . ~ II ~. �'J .\ ' • (' \} . ··.. .-." - . - ' " ' ,. ..... ' . lEST lPRINGi;: F.ABRICl '. TOUCAN " , Sew.&Sav,l · MEMORIAL DAY ·cEMmRY . CANS 97c&up POTS WILL BLOOM ALL SUMMER NOTICE stUDIO CLOSED $3&up thtFalwlc.ShoP MAY 29th . Sinter Salee l Senlel THRU JUNE 5th GLADIOLAS • $1.49 dz. McCII1'1 Patltnll GROVER'S STUDip IISW........ Ohio . SHIRT SERVICE Aj ' • .' , FILLED WITH IILOOMING PLANTS ' $6&up Leaders i• FLOWER VASES From$2.49 GERANIUMS . $l.25&up l MUM PLANTS . ~.SO&up ,METAL FLOWER BOXES ONE DAY ' Will Lost For Yoars CUT · DUDLEY'$ eln at9,out at 5 ' Robinson's Cleaners St N. 2nd. Avo.•· ' Phone 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT Why settle for part Take a golf lesson that works on any the cOuntry course In ;;: -bgle. A comfortable new Hush Pupple.. 1011 shoe. A clean cut style in Breathin• Brushed Plaskln•. Ughfoelght Water repellent. BruShes dean and ne•loOklng In aeconds. steelall!lnk suppDrL You'll be ..•lncalotolthlsshoearound courses ewr)'Whe,... fty on a pair yourseltflitop by 110011, Sla 61Ai to 12 $13;88 .. THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0 . • REG. 79o FLORIENT Spray Air Freshener \ • 3 ROOMS New Furniture • "' ' REG. 89o ' McKesson Room DEODORANT •••.59c .. REG. $1.50 ~99 ONLY MASON, W. VA. -.- II .0 ... ' - - .L - ~~-- - - I includes a3/eiAu/i4 Bun CLOSE OUT SALE - -------- --· ' ,.,...roz:~ ,.. I ., tlllted ..... Jatenau..l i DOWN . (bt .:~::_. ;~,i · Nd::.MON Letqut Jhlll'tft.todiJ...tab months-ta ptyllradc:qc .t~~'"'"'"'"',.'"'"~ """""-. ...,.._ •.,I..,.,_.. ' . ., 001 ooo- s • o' - 11-1) and PaYietlch; ) (I) and. HUDdlty. (llld 1111111) Motorist, SPQIIIrlWI ~ - , (lib). 1 ' 01111 .010 ooo- a 11 :1110 · · IIICIH~ POMEROY .. 1 (t,S) 71°~-::.- · RECAPS - FUllY GUARANTEED I. Ilib). ; . . ....iff.:. - •. : !<( ' .w I ·,· \ .~ ' .. > .,. • ' " ! l ' ' ' • • ' ' . .... <• ~ I o. I "r >' Both Sf»i . · .' I ·', .'·.· ,no. ' .'\··i :; ~· .$~.00 Fast Home Permanent RINSO ~ GIANT 95 SIZE NYlON • •.: •i.•:•J• • FULL 1 '. 4-PJY $]50 THIS SAVE.S ' · You $1.00 Aphrocllell .' Wood hue Flomlieeu I $]3 55 PLUI TAX . *12·65 ~: -:.:.DI IN FOR YOUR COJ'WENIENCE PunON'S HAS· ' ;_j, . . ' . ~ND TRADI IN' · • 10% Off. on, FABERGE SPRAY COLOGNE Clean re.ot room for women a.' cblldren (2) P11 YQur telephone billa · (·S) lloi!;y orders •ii.AJit<> 10 PM · (t)' Coid nler'.drlnklng fo011tala fres (e) • Fille por~ In rear (8) ~JOOD of cruteheo (depooit ..,. .· ,I (I) I ,~. ~wrap oervlee " 8) • . )' ~e~ ... , .;-at D<*lotll<t r ~ , • . ROSE DUST- ARSENATE LEADDUSnMG POWDER and ALL . I~$EmCIDES . 15% ~F Reg. 98c wutaox KR2 CLOCKS SPOT UFTIR o;n I • ~ I h' , ,. ,, ,-.r~ .i~ r ~• • . 1· " ' ~·.·.' ,~ 10e OH . (, . :·c6 • ..... $ WHITE SJt)E WAW. - ' · $2. •OOMORE . , - Reg. 53c . J~ oncl Old Tire 775x.1. 4·' ' ILACK: 1101 ~~LL. 650xJ3 ILACK IIDI .-~i.,L ooo en- • u l '. .... ·.... · 2 for, ~lf NEXT WINTER • •·• • • • AbemllhJ II) and '! lad Z~S! SALE! · Snow Tires FULL 4-PLy ' ! Nltb11, Kandt .II) I WP-Hudl (lot), I (1·1). IIR'-Roat ' ULTRABRITE .. .. .. .. 64c GOODRICH ·· HI FLEX- GOODRICH \ i • Beth Size WHY NOT ~UY NOW FOR Mud and ALL SIZES IJnesCores ----- - 7c Off ' tussy Deodorant •• SOc FASTEETH .......... · · 36c' PRAISE .. '.:·.. · 2 for 28c Reg. 79c . HALlMARK CLEARASIL .. ·.. ·.. .. 58c FATHERS DAY CARDS Why Pay More? .. Reg. 85c TOOTHPASTE P'klCE ' Reg. $1.00 Bath DOVE SOAP ·· 2 for 38c · JERGENS SOAP .. . ' .. 8e " "' • FURNITURE CO. .. fiALF ' BATH SIZE . MASON ' ' · LIQUID WOOLITE - · - • • 130.00 Down - Balance en Convanlent Ttrme .. • "" I . , 76' �'J .\ ' • (' \} . ··.. .-." - . - ' " ' ,. ..... ' . lEST lPRINGi;: F.ABRICl '. TOUCAN " , Sew.&Sav,l · MEMORIAL DAY ·cEMmRY . CANS 97c&up POTS WILL BLOOM ALL SUMMER NOTICE stUDIO CLOSED $3&up thtFalwlc.ShoP MAY 29th . Sinter Salee l Senlel THRU JUNE 5th GLADIOLAS • $1.49 dz. McCII1'1 Patltnll GROVER'S STUDip IISW........ Ohio . SHIRT SERVICE Aj ' • .' , FILLED WITH IILOOMING PLANTS ' $6&up Leaders i• FLOWER VASES From$2.49 GERANIUMS . $l.25&up l MUM PLANTS . ~.SO&up ,METAL FLOWER BOXES ONE DAY ' Will Lost For Yoars CUT · DUDLEY'$ eln at9,out at 5 ' Robinson's Cleaners St N. 2nd. Avo.•· ' Phone 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT Why settle for part Take a golf lesson that works on any the cOuntry course In ;;: -bgle. A comfortable new Hush Pupple.. 1011 shoe. A clean cut style in Breathin• Brushed Plaskln•. Ughfoelght Water repellent. BruShes dean and ne•loOklng In aeconds. steelall!lnk suppDrL You'll be ..•lncalotolthlsshoearound courses ewr)'Whe,... fty on a pair yourseltflitop by 110011, Sla 61Ai to 12 $13;88 .. THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0 . • REG. 79o FLORIENT Spray Air Freshener \ • 3 ROOMS New Furniture • "' ' REG. 89o ' McKesson Room DEODORANT •••.59c .. REG. $1.50 ~99 ONLY MASON, W. VA. -.- II .0 ... ' - - .L - ~~-- - - I includes a3/eiAu/i4 Bun CLOSE OUT SALE - -------- --· ' ,.,...roz:~ ,.. I ., tlllted ..... Jatenau..l i DOWN . (bt .:~::_. ;~,i · Nd::.MON Letqut Jhlll'tft.todiJ...tab months-ta ptyllradc:qc .t~~'"'"'"'"',.'"'"~ """""-. ...,.._ •.,I..,.,_.. ' . ., 001 ooo- s • o' - 11-1) and PaYietlch; ) (I) and. HUDdlty. (llld 1111111) Motorist, SPQIIIrlWI ~ - , (lib). 1 ' 01111 .010 ooo- a 11 :1110 · · IIICIH~ POMEROY .. 1 (t,S) 71°~-::.- · RECAPS - FUllY GUARANTEED I. Ilib). ; . . ....iff.:. - •. : !<( ' .w I ·,· \ .~ ' .. > .,. • ' " ! l ' ' ' • • ' ' . .... <• ~ I o. I "r >' Both Sf»i . · .' I ·', .'·.· ,no. ' .'\··i :; ~· .$~.00 Fast Home Permanent RINSO ~ GIANT 95 SIZE NYlON • •.: •i.•:•J• • FULL 1 '. 4-PJY $]50 THIS SAVE.S ' · You $1.00 Aphrocllell .' Wood hue Flomlieeu I $]3 55 PLUI TAX . *12·65 ~: -:.:.DI IN FOR YOUR COJ'WENIENCE PunON'S HAS· ' ;_j, . . ' . ~ND TRADI IN' · • 10% Off. on, FABERGE SPRAY COLOGNE Clean re.ot room for women a.' cblldren (2) P11 YQur telephone billa · (·S) lloi!;y orders •ii.AJit<> 10 PM · (t)' Coid nler'.drlnklng fo011tala fres (e) • Fille por~ In rear (8) ~JOOD of cruteheo (depooit ..,. .· ,I (I) I ,~. ~wrap oervlee " 8) • . )' ~e~ ... , .;-at D<*lotll<t r ~ , • . ROSE DUST- ARSENATE LEADDUSnMG POWDER and ALL . I~$EmCIDES . 15% ~F Reg. 98c wutaox KR2 CLOCKS SPOT UFTIR o;n I • ~ I h' , ,. ,, ,-.r~ .i~ r ~• • . 1· " ' ~·.·.' ,~ 10e OH . (, . :·c6 • ..... $ WHITE SJt)E WAW. - ' · $2. •OOMORE . , - Reg. 53c . J~ oncl Old Tire 775x.1. 4·' ' ILACK: 1101 ~~LL. 650xJ3 ILACK IIDI .-~i.,L ooo en- • u l '. .... ·.... · 2 for, ~lf NEXT WINTER • •·• • • • AbemllhJ II) and '! lad Z~S! SALE! · Snow Tires FULL 4-PLy ' ! Nltb11, Kandt .II) I WP-Hudl (lot), I (1·1). IIR'-Roat ' ULTRABRITE .. .. .. .. 64c GOODRICH ·· HI FLEX- GOODRICH \ i • Beth Size WHY NOT ~UY NOW FOR Mud and ALL SIZES IJnesCores ----- - 7c Off ' tussy Deodorant •• SOc FASTEETH .......... · · 36c' PRAISE .. '.:·.. · 2 for 28c Reg. 79c . HALlMARK CLEARASIL .. ·.. ·.. .. 58c FATHERS DAY CARDS Why Pay More? .. Reg. 85c TOOTHPASTE P'klCE ' Reg. $1.00 Bath DOVE SOAP ·· 2 for 38c · JERGENS SOAP .. . ' .. 8e " "' • FURNITURE CO. .. fiALF ' BATH SIZE . MASON ' ' · LIQUID WOOLITE - · - • • 130.00 Down - Balance en Convanlent Ttrme .. • "" I . , 76' �,. • I, / , ~-~~~"~"'.~ ' I '·· . ' 1\"; ':J{ \ O PfJJiae· n , l 1 j • ~lllful w'. ' o·' ~~ , I)' J11!b1 . . 1114 lle'l .- ~/llfalli•J!Ifklqap .. -. ~IOOI!o~' ... , , U':J)V I\Uil l.J'j J )(:) •:I<'IJ'I.fll• "·B ..flU w·~d · . be ltd .. wott: 'IIIIo II 'tlllb, ...-- cii:'ilrir. ~~- ...... ~.v:-lb~a:.~iftbla ~~ u"::e ~ f!t"n:::C-:::: IIOry," .... G~ ~ !bl.wo ,.., , ~hili' 'J U , lola II frlllb 10 llroll!n 1114 shoppers . , . Spring 00 ManhaJ.. tan's East Side lBn't a dlale of Colorful ladles' hats, Juit the &Jgnal to doll lheir · w 1n t t r pat oa "lw rtn," meenlnC .two lilcllesJra aoail for llif price of one, and · IIIII It II'GIIed wall over fi!O,· eoo Jut week · · Wblcb Ia about double thl •bout lfOIIII of "Oidabo1111l". jult 1 .• eaeratloD rmea. to"':{ tr:S. U::O: :': to I Major 1'heat Policy MeetingScheduled .i . !J It'! ..... 1 s, :t' ays . . · .,at ~ doctor s prescnphon. Some : er means. J)eople worry · so much about • ,,bnoMlllllly lmf blood (Il'l!ll- recent gneor. oC Mrl. Berltla their insorrmia ~ey can't sleep. sure is seen in Addison's di· RobinSfiD.. lh esseikle•.u;t· j¥>ility to fall sease '! adrenal deficiency) ner· l asleey readily depends on the I vou! vomiting, advanced tuber- ' Mr. andMro. Ray Heiney~­ ability to relax completely. For : culoslo ulcerative eoilitis and cently V1slled hiS brother, Bill 'l"IP.f. ~r!'JDS this is~very dif- ' other ~hronlc debilitnting d~ Hemey at New Matamoras. Mr. ijctllt ~'With praetioe and the ' seases There are drugs that Hemey IS recuperating alter a ... 'II ra1se ·. th e lllood pressur• of recent. stay at the Memonal ~ oper ap~ch ,... ... ~ It can be . w1 l :_ ara in 5h0 * \M ! i W~~ for 10 years Wl.111 that we\.know ' ltis is.·"' h•ve ''I · d , ti for ne < 0 o(" thi.nj:?, ,. - · leamed from ~.' :..;_ - ~ . that what ·IS 00~~'11<'\. ~"""'ful UI . 'Is 1 A 1G pp e rove I S:,. • N . I OCietv otes I Guests of Mrs. Bertha RoblDare Mr. and."'Strs· Ruf~s and Fred Sllllth. of CoiUDI1 .])us. They also VISited Walhe 'Stovers and Herald Haymans. Junior Wolfe and Susan Bnd· " -,, • t ;•biJI' , v' of ·->Jidllleport Sun/ •' •II ' With Dolly Wolf;;. . Ferno Hayman and her i daughter, June Wickersham, respent a day With Mr_s. I, cently Wes Belles, Jr. at Wellstoo. Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Roush I 'pent - -~ t~.• ·~· • l}«11 ..... • tMot ~- ..,-- ••• mRiy. dAd _. w--. how,thelll, hoWilllpOtfellfltM .. IIII!we aymon alllll v• a •• ~. . '-• ....,, --~ ._ M nd M vern · on Cady and .... •• •••0 ,.. ,... ...., ....,..,. r. a rs. ,_. ... wm er.. ,.., .., th ......... I I I 'I f Columbus were week ,,..,,.,,,row ""' • Pv"'ll' thet ,,.••,. •"._ am i y 0 - .;.,.,ly •ncl HOftOIIticollr. l'ho.t't ...nr ., ,.,,. Lo•k .... wt.. I ,.• .,. ...... Mn'• h., wl'lfil ,..,.... ..,, ~Mt~theoclvo"•..•ufOLf/1\o PIAN ,u-.P' d••it~M-d t•r tt.. p.~~" .,,., , ,un d•t•ita 1M! """'QIY""~ ,,...,. 11 home afler a stay at Holzer Hospital. Pat Webb, brother of Franci s, is a patient at Veter· ans Hospital in Huntington af. ter suffering a heart ettack. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Wilsoo of Charleston speot a weekend witb Mrs. Erma Wilson. "E...-ythlng In Hardwlf1l" Harry Allen is a surgical polient al st. Joseph Hospital in 110 W. MAIN 992-2111 Parkersburg. '"l:::::~~~~==~=::l:~~~~ rAl ' BIG 19. FOOl I • PHILCO NO-FROST INSTANT COLD ' FOR THE RO• a ' ftciu.,, VEGETABLE CRJSPER .SLIDE OUT FRIDT BASKET CHEESE KEF.PERS eTWO LIIT.<JUT tiTILITY TRAYS .... ' llle Middleport, 0. GDTHER NEWFI AM BATHIN~ ··~ 'I ., lltlll!d .... 'ill-*-! 'JIIday II 'l'l&ndly, .lbY the 145til day ol!S67 with • •• lJIINf. gr AU. 'Ill£ lMINAI rou WI DO 1111 THE IIOfi£Y 1D1 wlW'~ W . . . . . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,. ' ' . .. ' ., 'Jbe - fiGUII"' QUHN ' \, ' U1'lli' GIRLi SIZES 2to 14 I end2Piece II bltoeea Itt ,._ . . lntqlllrter. S::.ll $1.98 to .91 'lho ......an llllr 8l'e 11. v , . erft1lng lllln . . . . . . Bam .. llli4 jlq Ill ... poet Balph Wlldoll In thiB lily Ill lliltwy: Ia 1'1'17;- d•l!.... .. o.n-. Constitutional llleir lint n!plar surin llldependence llllt illl phia. Ia lts5, Balle Rulllllil •is nt~~t "' il ., SUIT SPECIALS { .• ' ...... ' "• ·.' ' ·~ ·· She has a reputation as one of the Into lie CMn, seb- the time and best cooks In the neighborhood. And tempe"'ture, and then goes about she owes it all to her handsome, other business with studied hldif· easy-goiAi new flame-a modern ferencetoward hercookln&. She can afford a great show of confidence Gas range. Mom, the chef,ls always dropping because her Gas oven will automat!· names like Burner-with-a-Brain, cally :stop cooking at precisely the and Oven-wlth-a.Mind and auto- correctl'no!nentand keep her dinner matic rotisserie. And names like piping hot, wl~oyt ove!CQOklng or broiled filet en croute, spinach drytng out. un everyone Is ready souffle, quiche Lorraine and IIana to eat. mousse. Needless to say, the whole family In fact, Mom's 1omethlng of a Is happy with Mom's n.w flame. shoW·Qff with her" Programmed Gas :~ 1s bapw willa ber~J ~ Cooking." She just puts the foOd I 0 'HoUse .. ' P.OMEROY, OHIO ' i '•' • 0 New York POMEROY, 0. Whoa starts Ouija IOI'lously, .It's time bum the fllllnl rw IJJreewoodliOOII. ' < \ • .-. a liri ,. FOREMAN & ABBOTT SWIM WEAR · ... ,, H. 1 and Supply Co. .. '• 7 iii ~~Jol6. s \ . ...... Sl ac ks .... 5 OOESSHR JEWELRY ' llle Beslrln • STRAW HATS $2.98to $7.98 Blouse and Short Outfits JllnBiural a Ouija Of eourse1boot ttw.'a n "works" through' .... bend....-n, and It lhe truth" because Mill...,. IUdy biowl, or II I I o t<l ll . ' and. ;.._ wQther! GALLON 3.98-7.98 From our . extens1ve Bolova Calendar Collection. ' . • • • "'"' s11J wllltll Dress Shirts Pomerov • eRUTI'J!R & • llfbu CIVWGE ••• 111ier to .,,,yl D• ed bY Young Wives and RH. . Howard l ~lh~ing~~~f;~LeotK~enned:::Y·:c:. ~E:.R=~~~:~R:ST•""iiiiiiiii SINCE SHE WIIUil Mlk.; . ei"ULL WIDTH . .. VISIT US ' . AND HAVE ONE , Around About · GOT A REPUTATION CUBIC eMEAT KEEPER l Eugene Boyles, eighl year old son of Mrs. Sarah 'entered Children's Hospital, lumhus, today for a tonllllectoHI th ..,_ nd my. · 1 mo er, '"" gra mother, Mrs. Clarence Boyles, and Mrs. Golda Moomlng ac- '. New ProJ"ects Week··' nd Ir'aveler·.~ the funeral services of her er, George ky Kelly, who in Kentuc . =-·,..,-""""d. __ MDM1S EASY TERMS ·=• pecilll!y~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~-~, bray. They came .. for eight girls and three counselors to· attend Grand Session lll8wered by fiVe . members of the Intematioual Order o1 8 scrlptur verse with lhe Job's Daughters to be held in "MoJher" •in it when the Sport Shirts ~- - With Tratlo-ln , • •JJH.fASIIION .COLORS ••• ·wifhit». Church Meet!' W' h5 p If resent SYRACUSE _ Roll call ~· POMEROY $499 Ifresidl!nt PURE LINSEED Olt HOUSE PAINT f Class of the Firl!l United ..... byterlan Church met in l~e nex Tuesday afternoon May 1 ' 1_ a 1 1111 • 'Ill~ 1: y a ••· ISCUSS Scripture reading w.as,. t : : : UJI . . . HI k They wear short, obort tOOth Psalm by_ Fran " (or Several) and low cut blouses, which maw, Class presidenl, who Nl1a1 ullft aa • I ami" .and then put Tile awards were made on New -Jects Including assiat- ducted the meeting. She cpmpanjed him to Columbus. .....,. nu - - "Here ~"hands off" policy. They basiS of reciUng the prom••ved f . dl gave prayer Reports we r Mrs. Lark Nappier and two 10 ne v am• 11ea wero s. IIDI't-'leMI'taailtlelse and know! th tto nd ance ' children of Michigan were re1u r 92 In cent •uests of Mrs. Nappier's off their lep and they ng e mo a cussed at m .. ling of tho .road and approved, $82. ll.,.d know it! salute, tha handshake, the signs W , Cl h h ld • .,. ~. - . I Gt;A 1 the treasury and Mi'" Mumaw They lhrow everything and the law of the Pack. Young lves u e recen- lumed in $So.75 for cards sold aunt, Mrs. Walter Athey. Sun· --0 Short Sleeve ly at the home of Mrs. Janlca . · day guests of Mrs. Athey were • kiss, then slap your lace · · · Several displays were !eatur- Young, Suecese Road. · brlngmg the IotaI sold by her Mrs. o. o. Mcintyre of New but they're still hoping ed and these included Mother's Volunteer work for the Red for tb!S year to ' 97 · York City and Miss Edith aok them out again . Day plaques by Den 4, terrari- Crosa, lund raising activities for During the pr1!f!ram ""'ion sinpiller. Mrs. Athey and Mrs. end · · · And you know · ums by Den 8, potted plants the Cancer Sociely, and sewing readings laken from Guidepost I Mcintyre are couelns. I SURE WILLI - GIRL and scrapbooks by Den 2, and for underprivlledged children were read as follows: "Astro- ·~..;;.;~;;:: ~~ar Helen: jewelry boxes made from cigar were among the projects dis· nauts Prayer," by Ada Slack'; F a boxes by Den. 6. cussed. It was decided l h ahI "A Rope Belween Gnd And "~. 80 . Shaplty·Manhatlon I want to thank "Dtn ," 'I'll money In the treasury at t e Man" by Rachel McBride· May·' · E.,.. 1 boy who wrote, "The two nde teopedbn nglleceremony2 was end of each year will be donal- me Holmes read Calend;r Sto- ,~ boys •" Snap tab&, button co educ . Y n a. Den . pre- ed to a chan'table .rgan1za · li~n. ry; "Does ' Jesus l..ive Here'' 1· ''· like mosl I·n gi·rls· downs and ,;prf'ad eol· smoking and awearing or senl •. Circus theme skll, and Program plano were also dls- by Florence Polls and "Moth· t lar11. Size 14-111 gar 'talk." the closmg by Den 4 fealured cussed and it was decided lhat ero Last Letler To Her Son," ~ It seems that so many In a lights-out pledge of allegl· members each month will give b · 1i Refreshments talks on homemaking, child y,.,_MISs Mumaw. high school smoke and ance serv Ice.· . d t t ,J ted were served b Den • . urt-weU car s werE- Sfn o ..' be • '· some. I ve en temp Y v. care, rec1pes, needlework C'r Owen Watson ·, Mr. and Mrs. It be "one of the crowd." Plana were made for 1 foml· home repairs . .Mrs ..y oung a t James Quick; Robert Crow; Scott ' 1an Vranken, 1I yenr Mens ond Boya l read Don's letter and ly picnic in July. The new troop th<' June meetmg will demon- Carl Davis and Margaret Bai- old •on of Mr. and Mrs. Har-1 . when someone offers me a Is composed of Ken- strate how _to recover .., make ley. Roll call word for ..J u 0 e vey VanVranken entered I arette It gives me the Scites John Foltz a n d a pillow. will be "rose or ro,.s. Mrs.l zer Hospital today !Thursday) . to say, "No lhank you." By~r. Mrs. Joyce Ritchie presided Polls hostess, served refresh- and is scheduled to ' Size!'! e to 40 I must add I havn't lost , at the meeting with members men~. · foot !Urgery Friday. He will stalus for my II0-8mok•ng, responding 1o roll call by nam· 11\.98 or~ to ";'inking, n•loose-talk stand. smoke, drink, elc., or lhe ('l'tlwd l~g their favorite flower. Mrs.I lm 1n a good crowd and won'l aceept you." Hogwash! Barbara Tripp gave the secre-1 wonderful fr~ends. GRATEI have never once been pres· tary.ireasurer's report and 4 ........... l'hlrmlcloh FUL TO DON sured, or even asked twice 1o collected the dues. Te Fill All Your Dear Helen: . lake a cigarette or a drink. During a concluding IIOCial !'....tpllon Noode MENS Don sure Bald lbe truth. Most body tries to oonvert anybody hour Mrs. YOWig and Mra. T•and Accurately boya hate lo see g~rls smoke. In our group. Some do, some resa Collins served refreshN .._ Prlal Alw1ys It makes them look tough and don't and tho attitude is II'S me~ts to Mrs. Darlene Gaul, AlwlowP.tces c~p ..pecially 11 they smOI<e our ~wn decision. My attitude Mrs. Sue H.ayman, Mrs. Ritchie, on !be street. If a girl smtl;es, is, "Why start something you Mrs. Chlom Gaul, Mrs. TrillJI, OIIAI Your Drug takes a drink, and also has a might gel hung up on?" Espec- and Mrs. Marilyn Robmson. big mouth, or even shows Ially sineo without them I'm·- The June 15 meeting will be lotiiM Ill• wonder Ill lava is thti :r : Hlecls lvvtday enjoys dirty jokes, she's held at the home of Mrs. Robin· .. ldtl in dote WllChll. ing for passes. She gels HAVING A BALL· oon. ARulon date w1tdl · I ,.·.• ·- . .._. ror11t1. The a a. "dog." - STEVE Dear Heier/: illltldll>lt dolo :I mechanism •tomltlu,., Dear Steve: we have a ·friend wl1o really Sin BLOUSES ~- . , . $3.91 to $5.01 Jblftl from on• lfiy's datt It _.ki! both ways. Fellows bel' verythin her Ouija Senior Choir of to lhe ltPt ... tfll}' nilhf,. SHORT5 .... ' . $3.91 to $7.98 who like lady - typebeinggirls bad (p~ wee!ee) beard Church Honored . 1oJ"' Wlfth E!perts hell yu choose from our beller l)ooe ~ 011 JIOntle- se,a. She is scared 1o death of Members of the senior c!Iolr LadiM Lightweight fJINI Butova CDIIKIIOfl "f.-ICily Senict" men or they U loso oot W'lth lhe it and carries t . cross around of !lie Middleport Fin! United of·Datt Wttetle! 98 to 98 112 L Mll11 Ph. 99l1·29S51 ones they prever. -H. to protect her fl'om it. Presbyterian Churc:h were ho10 l1i 11' • . !Wlood '"'" 131f.95. ., Dear Helen. . . . . . oored recenUy with a party at LMY OP ...... "Al" POMIII.OY 17 lewtlt. Wltetproof', A lot of klda glvt as the1r I koow It tells u.. at It 88Id the U Jowner Inn, f'arl<erl!burg, V•llow. AlnOinttlc. excuse, "You're expected to I was going to· lose my boY· W Vp Complate Uno of DAtE IIIII ''fl:'' .___.._===.;.==•.Ifrtend aodon a day I slsyed Paul Haptonstall and 17 )twflll. ltalnlfll blcll. Wlltrprtof'. home from school it aald I M UIUsn Stiell planned the · Yellpw: :-~\ wasn't really lick. But it lold ra. Guests were Mr. and by MeG,..gor ' her how old her , Paul HaptonstaU and cbila. ...,., Gillman was and 10me olber Billy and Edith, Lewis that wera true. Do Y00 Sauer Lois Ann Sauer Mn. l OPEN FRIDAT EVENING there's _myllling .' Mr. and Mrs. All~ Leo- j about Ibis tind of fortune and daughter, Midleleoi IDe! - CONFllSED and Mrs. Richard Owens, ' Deer Coo: Ann and Kathy Lacey, ' , , .aJN!i/IIHJI'6X( Ir==;;;;;i;===..:;::;;o;;;;;;;;- .i my !Jttle, Arnold. John111111, Jeff Manley, George Baley Brent Ramsey Timmy Scltes • Po • D Da 1 • wMers, Fan1ny v s, arc u tz, Richard Berry, John McCloud, Steven Bachner, Kenny Byer, DaveJII)Ort T om m y Walters, Tommy Scany. Brian and Mart llaggerty. ~ll ~~,.~ ··.'J\1;;~11"~1~,, "'·· EBERSBACH HARDVVARE AU tht hat loarry Neff, Mike H.aley, Sam- da Lyons, past hooored queen, S C/ About Mi"ddlepxw Mr:· REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER WITH I'OWII lAVEI ' cos:r•-......,...,.-•s...••••, - - • JET ltOE Girls are nice one and lmJM!Sslble -shak !be nell. hand0 n day !bey e your , oext they stab you in the back. They dress like they want .,..y buy in the wtrld to them and then go out wtth ··~·- · <Ollfinedtothehospllal.foriOY· Car!'Jn. PJJt. l!." :.i ' It 'was 'voiM'by the eral weeks. \ ·' Gai\"'u.c1( J! 1 atl111. "' make another _contribution Mill Roberll'll!7aeuter, ·;lf'll· hll hoifte' efUJi'] aWf ~ lhe Burns lnslltule in ' .• ior' at Ohio .Universily, w!U be illntSS. ll<!' ·~ I ,h tllt ··~ natl. Th• llelhel ,)]ad home Friday. Dau11j.ter ti .Mr. !aek made, lwo contrlbu!iollJ Ul ~ and lo\IJ. Eldon Kraeutel', R®- ,nun\ber"of w-s lt· no~r H~Jf, mg the amount g~ven to 1 erta wftl receive ber ·b~ ·pilal. ;~· \ ';:~ , of 1!5 .. The Institute, ~hich . • ol ~ience In music allho June ·. ' llitfii'il$'',~ -~ 1 1 a proJect of t~e Sh,(mers m Emmett Gllker has t co~encement. · .A m,ee~ ~ tltf .~PI m~ their program of; care t• his home ai'The Plain• Captllm and ~~· _JlliAiel 0. tronnir ·J!!~oe Cb~pt<r· verely burned phllaren1 be visiting a week hero with Struj;le ~nd dough~ DAnean, Order of f!Jasto!ii" S~ li!lddlpj dedicated tbls , month. and Mrs. Herbert Gilkey. . . are ; VISIIinl Mr. and. Ml\l. port, schedu~-!or lio.td,Y •ltft!Mrs. Edward Evans, Jr., .. Clar:ence Struble, Mra A n a bas ~n eancelled. daughter, Gln., ' of Buena Chapman Webster, Mrs. ·C. ·O. • ' .. ~ .. ~ , f.a r aSS Q Calif., were here Sunday to Cbapmllll, and other ~e\atives. WON'T ·'MEET' '111,"\'!:'~l'. , sit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ev- Captain Struble hao just com- The Meiga ~I'S. :Wililbt N1' ans, Sr. Mre. Evans and daugh- pleted • trainin& course at Fort chers will not"\"""t Tuelda~ ter have been in Dayton visit.. Benning, Ga. The family wiU night due to the Memorial ~ lng Mr. and Mrs. Forrest lea... in early June for For\ holiday..... · · • ... ' · . R!XAU. DRUGS 1 (- "ORE EXPENSIVE HOUS.E PAINTS! DUTCH STANDARD' nis, golf and other oports. 'IN~ ' . Dally Sentinel. J'Dmeroy.ltlddlepOrl,~~lt~;;if; --- .. SWISIII.I LOHSE )'CHI' .... pu!nlf ~ . . Ot.VM~A.N br Marshall Adams. ..,.... ""'' OUMPIAN .......... ,.. Mr.~ and. Mrs. ..,. '"""-· ••--" .. ,.._ Todd Rob- "".,, ill.. l',ilored kiMtioa,.Mf.lt d Randall 1 1 , erts, .Les te an , were Vol.,. ,,Iring. . dinner guests a recent Sunday ~:u~~ c:rla:;, ,., '"""' Roosli ia patient at Vfi. · erans Memorial Hospital. : Next To Elberfelds Dpvid Fox and It friend, WaltOn Second it. . ,. ' er Davidaon 4' QIJW t,Jnivessity, : Ph. 992·2~;1..1,. lthlns, epenl a wloekend with : Mr. and Mrs. Biill Fox. :'"We Telt-grapb fi'J ower.l Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gunntie AIIYWII.,.•; Anyhlll€" Cottageville, VI., were ... OLYMPIAN end guests of MF. and Mrs. o•• - . .......,ly I I I I I ta -1 By Mrs. Herbert Rou.sb Ra H : .. Mr .and~ Mr s. Y emey re -r of 1\fr. and .Mrs. Bob Hill at ~~~~~~~~ rently spent a weekend with ! Racine ·, J\·1r. and Mrs. Craig Theodore, Francis Webb, local m a i 1 u d Todd I C I h , ..,,.. 811 • a o urn us. . carrier, has notumed to h i • '- -- . ····Worma·Goodwin · '..f ·d ~rist (Myars·J Troy spent Mother'• Day w.ekond with Mrs. Ediia Rousb and f _ "' Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade and Kim and Gene Early of family Mr. ·and Mra. Jim Rousb of Parkersburg -'JH!Ilt a weekend willl Mr. and Mrs. lloJ Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Webb and Mrs. Ada Norris and , $8.00 c k. Hospatal at Marietta. well-descri~ !n . You C a 0 which is an emergency condir,arn ·to Rei<Ix , a. hookoy S. lion, but. for persons whose " · Gl!tWirth. A llnnted 1111 lllil!r, ·blood pres9llro is chronically of co'*es t.~~~8M8J1 • lo\v, treatment of the underly· able Wnanll't• OIIIIp8lly ing cause is the most effective <8721 iSu~, Jti~·()~~J4Y~ , approacb. !if the JlOI'SOll IB mere44, C~IU. ) 11y below par 1 program of body ' --- - · --- • bed. , building lhroogh 1 nulritious di· ,CI - We keep oor room I et and regular exercise slloiiid c+ld, but <le!p under an elec· lbring about improvemenL t~c Some fnend,,say, ·. · ·'· . SHORTS ""'I mmplish~ . ''Th.e t:;chnique 1s : pe r~on s . - and Mrs. Arthur Nease, was honored queen II Monday nl&bl'• meeling of Bethel 62, lnlernallonal Order of Job's Daughlen, held at t~e Mason· ic Temple. ·vlltJTB ASKED FOR IT. with a brush-of!. Bobcat badaes were awarded other new officers elected at 'Ibis column Is fw young ~~ Send 'your teen-age Tuesday night at. a meeUng of the meeting wore Debbie King, pie, their problt1118 and plea&- to YOUTH ASKED the Middleport C1j) Scout Pack senior princess; Annette Warnures, tbeir troubles and fun. I care of Helen Help USI held at the Fjrlt UnIted er, junior princess; Sh I el a As with lbe rest of Heisn Help newspaper. . <lluroh. Cowan, pido; and Cathy King, Us , II welciontoa laughs but WHAT IS A GIRL FRIENI) Cubm nlarshall. The ofliceri!, elected ·won't dodge a serious question Dear Helen: Allan Leo':.ardlb, ast~r, and appointed, are to meet at In answer te "What is a Girlcharge "' 1 presen a- the Masonic Temple, at 1:30 p. friend," here's a boy's view Receiving. the badges m. pn June t to securo their a girl : were Scott Frasor, Chuck AI- robes. A girl is soft, euddly and lensworth, Jimmy Holman, Plans were made during lhe smooth, but boats you In George Stewart, John Pat Riley, meeting presided over by Lin· • Carmel • N0l es SOCJety .' ds M d 8ecIcy Nease E/~cted Ha,nor$d ~ueen . . ·NHE ' LP'US.' war . a e BeckyNease,qh)ero!.~· lf.'UII\h~··lf~·29·.,1Ul~~· HELE Bllliel T0 Scouts 0f ele~ed .H I ""1.---ur elen Botte _..;.._,I p - k244 ac ::0 :!1 ' t~~--:------~"!::1! n . ., ~~ -, seboo~ ~Av~U: lege Jerry Butler from Cbl- old or wldeb bu bq OJi llb 1f11 cago · · · Joe ll'ablled 11!11 lad along 8 won't • 1 celll NEW YORK-sprtng's 1prung nuty ljll'lng eold ... Tho 1n11 watlinl politely ae~ and b ~~ Butler .riui wanll Its will ijlto Man~atlan . · · · We loci! ltvely 1111t IIJIUIIkJ, 11 ' II ~ us. week blm bJ1 ..;.. ea t be walked aloo& Lixln8t<ill Ave. they'd donned their cr- mJnl. He 8 ma~J 000 1 ae er right 110 he'D un monat (18th and atlractlve 10UDII leavos lgalnlllbe~pecidc llllf. already 11114 1 0 yoq wJii1M ey lllid Invest It proper11r aac1 students were. sparklzll 1 Dd llklmmera. · of thi weatber 111111. • heard of hlml But you 1 not '11'1114 bUited IJiol , 80 lllrllog - In SJCil Ian&uase, u Oenlrll Part througll which Soniebbw lljlriDg brOOibt out at IIIIa•' bill qo. ", 'l1lell Jot balllecl over an~ who tbraw they left lhelr School fur t b • ·WI ian evary day on the way the crowd; Broadway -aJ. AI 'Ill 110bled Pll'i A v '·• other yliUDg '"!.~ lmpres!IDI people !bey Deal · · Hot dO& vendora alooa to our radio show, has g o n o. mol!l jult In time ... Cafe oWn- apnt Joe Glaw, juBt out of Bill Malbeson, 'labor law· don't 111really 1Jb ID !be l!rJl Lexington !one at IMth St., an· green tlriclly against the wish- en have been beoUng to us lhe hoapltll and cheerfully plan- 00 ~ 14 1 prosperolllwho to place" Loull ArmllrOII8 1 othth~er~a~t ~70~~~~st~.~)~,wer~e~ped~d~lin~g~es~o~f!tbe~nagging~~ly~eol~d~we~a~tb-~busln~~eu!·_!IB~bnl~tal~but~~~ Ding one more corrective op. yer from Cbleag~tb J wenn... of ~~- · ~ a very rlob ~n~O: · · eratloo . on bll gall bladder, publla school WI • erry u.,.. • . I,IIMIII!ed to ...Ve more oo hIs ler and handles h11 buslneu ~esy ~ Joe Glaser'4,·P • ':' , lban bill Innards ... How's as he sings llil way up lbe 8UCo sonal financial mln!Biratloill Louis ArmatrOnli be uked a- cess ladder . . '!be quietly plea- since be loonll ~· playlllf Dwight w-.se, OlainnaJI. Ohio formal hearing on the 19611 larmera to smne extent qalust bout his cllllllt ~friend aJ. ant Jerry Butler, a NOll'• lad, ~ a Cbicago bend Pd lelll most 45 years · . . . "Fine, 1 b e had been pumting a •iniiDi him on lbe llalrwaJ ·• .·&h I Agricultural Stabilization and wheat allotment will be held in the effects df bad weather. _·-·- _ __ conservation State Committee, Toledo, Oblo. "A great many factors mll9t ltroncblal pneumonia'• better career wblla BiU Mathe~~~~~, stars. tooay aMounced 1bat an in,. be lakan IIIIo IICCOU!It In • '_!'he mee.mg, one of a series tablishing acreage and produc. • being 1eheduled m wbeaf.iJro- lion p~a for a major er op ducing arnas throughout t h o like wtteat " lbe Chairman nation, will be held on May 26, pointed out.' 198?, lilt the Commodore Perry ~•sr: wMt Hotel. !Uinois, llidiaria and Such things aa projected PI'O' IICUU. 1URIAN IMUII I Tfh\1 1 ' ~( ·-r'l,,v, 1 · Michigan are being invited to duclioil and auwlies, domestic ru ...u •• ,,. ..., ., .....,. _____ ..._____ altend !be meeling in Toledo. utii-.ZHiioo and elq!Ort ~uire,.. ....-111... -The C!!airman of lhe State ASC men!!, and roasonsble ~arry· ! !-- - -- - - - - -- -- -- - --·- Calling SUnday at the Doug. Committee will preside and OVi!r must be eonsidered before good rheostat that wiD allow las Circle h01ne were Mr. and wheat program opecialJsts will final decisions can be made on you to adi'!"l tile t<mperature Mrs. Jack l"ollrod and . daugh· palticipate. . next year:• who'll _program." of tlle blanktt to your individ· ter of Pomeroy, Mrs. J!m Pat- A maJOr goal of the meeting Tbe Chalrnlall aa1d ~~P<Cialln· ~ ual need; te"on and sons of Mornmg Star will be to get informallon and vi~tlons are being sent to leadand Linda Yosl of Portland and suggestions from lilose in at- log vmeat arowers and 0 \ Q _ How low lllll8l ooe's Mr., and Mrs. Garrett Circle of teodaoce and bring them baclt Iof general Farm organi~JI8, 1 · • • • jay Wayne G. 1ll'alltktadt, M.D. blood pressure he ,to cause coflo Racme. , 1o Washington lo assist Secre. as weU as representativet of Q - I baxr taken a sleeping /!ern? What YIOuld cause the Betty Van Meter. Margaret tory Freeman in making the isucb orgenlzatloDS as jlill two or three Urnes • week blood pressure · to be too low? A Carleton and Patrick called 1968 wheat acreage allotment 1producers, elevator and warelor til!':~ year•.\Wiell I read 1\'bat can be done 10 raise it' onn~r. and Mrs. Paul Bostic at detemtinalions. Although the llollse open>tors, millers and sleepmg pills are bablt- · A _ Allbougb an liPPJII: read- M'ddle.,.rt ce tly ..neat program IS voluntary, olher Interested producer, lorming, it worried me. How ·log (systolic) below J.d) is con- 1 re n · farmers who operate most of kelmg . ond processor groups. tan you got rlihef after . no t 1sidered abnoramlly low, t h i, Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barn- tbe wheat land elect to take In •dd>tlon. area Ianners are .leeping, for two mghts In a does not in il$elf Indicate poor itz of Pomeroy called at the part In llle wheal program and also mVIted to atlend and par· row Iheallil. In ~· the blood pre.•- Dean Brinker. homo a ree<>nt thua assure themselves of full ticipate in the&e policy meet, A - All sl..plng pills a Se sure falls below 16. 11his is con- Saturday evenmg. panty pnce on the ..neat they m~s. Jiot r'j!!bit-fF'ilik ,Tijose tiiOtt. idered ala••ming , but it is a R 1 h Lee visited Dean Brink- produce lor food use In tbe u.s. I _ Similar mel'l!ng will be held contpl\ ·bai~nlu6IIes are, b u t late sign of shock Tbe condl· a Pda fte '!be program also protect& the l1n otller st.ates. >1. ' be · er Sun y a rnoon. ~ ·•Y can. purebased . . on1Y 0 n 1tion is best diagnosed by olh- ::_=::::..:::.:.:::::.:::: ___ 1 61L, • \ 5·'s o....... twoPiece - '""'"~ SD32·11t44 ~,' !5·'' .. ' ' ( '. �,. • I, / , ~-~~~"~"'.~ ' I '·· . ' 1\"; ':J{ \ O PfJJiae· n , l 1 j • ~lllful w'. ' o·' ~~ , I)' J11!b1 . . 1114 lle'l .- ~/llfalli•J!Ifklqap .. -. ~IOOI!o~' ... , , U':J)V I\Uil l.J'j J )(:) •:I<'IJ'I.fll• "·B ..flU w·~d · . be ltd .. wott: 'IIIIo II 'tlllb, ...-- cii:'ilrir. ~~- ...... ~.v:-lb~a:.~iftbla ~~ u"::e ~ f!t"n:::C-:::: IIOry," .... G~ ~ !bl.wo ,.., , ~hili' 'J U , lola II frlllb 10 llroll!n 1114 shoppers . , . Spring 00 ManhaJ.. tan's East Side lBn't a dlale of Colorful ladles' hats, Juit the &Jgnal to doll lheir · w 1n t t r pat oa "lw rtn," meenlnC .two lilcllesJra aoail for llif price of one, and · IIIII It II'GIIed wall over fi!O,· eoo Jut week · · Wblcb Ia about double thl •bout lfOIIII of "Oidabo1111l". jult 1 .• eaeratloD rmea. to"':{ tr:S. U::O: :': to I Major 1'heat Policy MeetingScheduled .i . !J It'! ..... 1 s, :t' ays . . · .,at ~ doctor s prescnphon. Some : er means. J)eople worry · so much about • ,,bnoMlllllly lmf blood (Il'l!ll- recent gneor. oC Mrl. Berltla their insorrmia ~ey can't sleep. sure is seen in Addison's di· RobinSfiD.. lh esseikle•.u;t· j¥>ility to fall sease '! adrenal deficiency) ner· l asleey readily depends on the I vou! vomiting, advanced tuber- ' Mr. andMro. Ray Heiney~­ ability to relax completely. For : culoslo ulcerative eoilitis and cently V1slled hiS brother, Bill 'l"IP.f. ~r!'JDS this is~very dif- ' other ~hronlc debilitnting d~ Hemey at New Matamoras. Mr. ijctllt ~'With praetioe and the ' seases There are drugs that Hemey IS recuperating alter a ... 'II ra1se ·. th e lllood pressur• of recent. stay at the Memonal ~ oper ap~ch ,... ... ~ It can be . w1 l :_ ara in 5h0 * \M ! i W~~ for 10 years Wl.111 that we\.know ' ltis is.·"' h•ve ''I · d , ti for ne < 0 o(" thi.nj:?, ,. - · leamed from ~.' :..;_ - ~ . that what ·IS 00~~'11<'\. ~"""'ful UI . 'Is 1 A 1G pp e rove I S:,. • N . I OCietv otes I Guests of Mrs. Bertha RoblDare Mr. and."'Strs· Ruf~s and Fred Sllllth. of CoiUDI1 .])us. They also VISited Walhe 'Stovers and Herald Haymans. Junior Wolfe and Susan Bnd· " -,, • t ;•biJI' , v' of ·->Jidllleport Sun/ •' •II ' With Dolly Wolf;;. . Ferno Hayman and her i daughter, June Wickersham, respent a day With Mr_s. I, cently Wes Belles, Jr. at Wellstoo. Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Roush I 'pent - -~ t~.• ·~· • l}«11 ..... • tMot ~- ..,-- ••• mRiy. dAd _. w--. how,thelll, hoWilllpOtfellfltM .. IIII!we aymon alllll v• a •• ~. . '-• ....,, --~ ._ M nd M vern · on Cady and .... •• •••0 ,.. ,... ...., ....,..,. r. a rs. ,_. ... wm er.. ,.., .., th ......... I I I 'I f Columbus were week ,,..,,.,,,row ""' • Pv"'ll' thet ,,.••,. •"._ am i y 0 - .;.,.,ly •ncl HOftOIIticollr. l'ho.t't ...nr ., ,.,,. Lo•k .... wt.. I ,.• .,. ...... Mn'• h., wl'lfil ,..,.... ..,, ~Mt~theoclvo"•..•ufOLf/1\o PIAN ,u-.P' d••it~M-d t•r tt.. p.~~" .,,., , ,un d•t•ita 1M! """'QIY""~ ,,...,. 11 home afler a stay at Holzer Hospital. Pat Webb, brother of Franci s, is a patient at Veter· ans Hospital in Huntington af. ter suffering a heart ettack. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Wilsoo of Charleston speot a weekend witb Mrs. Erma Wilson. "E...-ythlng In Hardwlf1l" Harry Allen is a surgical polient al st. Joseph Hospital in 110 W. MAIN 992-2111 Parkersburg. '"l:::::~~~~==~=::l:~~~~ rAl ' BIG 19. FOOl I • PHILCO NO-FROST INSTANT COLD ' FOR THE RO• a ' ftciu.,, VEGETABLE CRJSPER .SLIDE OUT FRIDT BASKET CHEESE KEF.PERS eTWO LIIT.<JUT tiTILITY TRAYS .... ' llle Middleport, 0. GDTHER NEWFI AM BATHIN~ ··~ 'I ., lltlll!d .... 'ill-*-! 'JIIday II 'l'l&ndly, .lbY the 145til day ol!S67 with • •• lJIINf. gr AU. 'Ill£ lMINAI rou WI DO 1111 THE IIOfi£Y 1D1 wlW'~ W . . . . . . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,. ' ' . .. ' ., 'Jbe - fiGUII"' QUHN ' \, ' U1'lli' GIRLi SIZES 2to 14 I end2Piece II bltoeea Itt ,._ . . lntqlllrter. S::.ll $1.98 to .91 'lho ......an llllr 8l'e 11. v , . erft1lng lllln . . . . . . Bam .. llli4 jlq Ill ... poet Balph Wlldoll In thiB lily Ill lliltwy: Ia 1'1'17;- d•l!.... .. o.n-. Constitutional llleir lint n!plar surin llldependence llllt illl phia. Ia lts5, Balle Rulllllil •is nt~~t "' il ., SUIT SPECIALS { .• ' ...... ' "• ·.' ' ·~ ·· She has a reputation as one of the Into lie CMn, seb- the time and best cooks In the neighborhood. And tempe"'ture, and then goes about she owes it all to her handsome, other business with studied hldif· easy-goiAi new flame-a modern ferencetoward hercookln&. She can afford a great show of confidence Gas range. Mom, the chef,ls always dropping because her Gas oven will automat!· names like Burner-with-a-Brain, cally :stop cooking at precisely the and Oven-wlth-a.Mind and auto- correctl'no!nentand keep her dinner matic rotisserie. And names like piping hot, wl~oyt ove!CQOklng or broiled filet en croute, spinach drytng out. un everyone Is ready souffle, quiche Lorraine and IIana to eat. mousse. Needless to say, the whole family In fact, Mom's 1omethlng of a Is happy with Mom's n.w flame. shoW·Qff with her" Programmed Gas :~ 1s bapw willa ber~J ~ Cooking." She just puts the foOd I 0 'HoUse .. ' P.OMEROY, OHIO ' i '•' • 0 New York POMEROY, 0. Whoa starts Ouija IOI'lously, .It's time bum the fllllnl rw IJJreewoodliOOII. ' < \ • .-. a liri ,. FOREMAN & ABBOTT SWIM WEAR · ... ,, H. 1 and Supply Co. .. '• 7 iii ~~Jol6. s \ . ...... Sl ac ks .... 5 OOESSHR JEWELRY ' llle Beslrln • STRAW HATS $2.98to $7.98 Blouse and Short Outfits JllnBiural a Ouija Of eourse1boot ttw.'a n "works" through' .... bend....-n, and It lhe truth" because Mill...,. IUdy biowl, or II I I o t<l ll . ' and. ;.._ wQther! GALLON 3.98-7.98 From our . extens1ve Bolova Calendar Collection. ' . • • • "'"' s11J wllltll Dress Shirts Pomerov • eRUTI'J!R & • llfbu CIVWGE ••• 111ier to .,,,yl D• ed bY Young Wives and RH. . Howard l ~lh~ing~~~f;~LeotK~enned:::Y·:c:. ~E:.R=~~~:~R:ST•""iiiiiiiii SINCE SHE WIIUil Mlk.; . ei"ULL WIDTH . .. VISIT US ' . AND HAVE ONE , Around About · GOT A REPUTATION CUBIC eMEAT KEEPER l Eugene Boyles, eighl year old son of Mrs. Sarah 'entered Children's Hospital, lumhus, today for a tonllllectoHI th ..,_ nd my. · 1 mo er, '"" gra mother, Mrs. Clarence Boyles, and Mrs. Golda Moomlng ac- '. New ProJ"ects Week··' nd Ir'aveler·.~ the funeral services of her er, George ky Kelly, who in Kentuc . =-·,..,-""""d. __ MDM1S EASY TERMS ·=• pecilll!y~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~-~, bray. They came .. for eight girls and three counselors to· attend Grand Session lll8wered by fiVe . members of the Intematioual Order o1 8 scrlptur verse with lhe Job's Daughters to be held in "MoJher" •in it when the Sport Shirts ~- - With Tratlo-ln , • •JJH.fASIIION .COLORS ••• ·wifhit». Church Meet!' W' h5 p If resent SYRACUSE _ Roll call ~· POMEROY $499 Ifresidl!nt PURE LINSEED Olt HOUSE PAINT f Class of the Firl!l United ..... byterlan Church met in l~e nex Tuesday afternoon May 1 ' 1_ a 1 1111 • 'Ill~ 1: y a ••· ISCUSS Scripture reading w.as,. t : : : UJI . . . HI k They wear short, obort tOOth Psalm by_ Fran " (or Several) and low cut blouses, which maw, Class presidenl, who Nl1a1 ullft aa • I ami" .and then put Tile awards were made on New -Jects Including assiat- ducted the meeting. She cpmpanjed him to Columbus. .....,. nu - - "Here ~"hands off" policy. They basiS of reciUng the prom••ved f . dl gave prayer Reports we r Mrs. Lark Nappier and two 10 ne v am• 11ea wero s. IIDI't-'leMI'taailtlelse and know! th tto nd ance ' children of Michigan were re1u r 92 In cent •uests of Mrs. Nappier's off their lep and they ng e mo a cussed at m .. ling of tho .road and approved, $82. ll.,.d know it! salute, tha handshake, the signs W , Cl h h ld • .,. ~. - . I Gt;A 1 the treasury and Mi'" Mumaw They lhrow everything and the law of the Pack. Young lves u e recen- lumed in $So.75 for cards sold aunt, Mrs. Walter Athey. Sun· --0 Short Sleeve ly at the home of Mrs. Janlca . · day guests of Mrs. Athey were • kiss, then slap your lace · · · Several displays were !eatur- Young, Suecese Road. · brlngmg the IotaI sold by her Mrs. o. o. Mcintyre of New but they're still hoping ed and these included Mother's Volunteer work for the Red for tb!S year to ' 97 · York City and Miss Edith aok them out again . Day plaques by Den 4, terrari- Crosa, lund raising activities for During the pr1!f!ram ""'ion sinpiller. Mrs. Athey and Mrs. end · · · And you know · ums by Den 8, potted plants the Cancer Sociely, and sewing readings laken from Guidepost I Mcintyre are couelns. I SURE WILLI - GIRL and scrapbooks by Den 2, and for underprivlledged children were read as follows: "Astro- ·~..;;.;~;;:: ~~ar Helen: jewelry boxes made from cigar were among the projects dis· nauts Prayer," by Ada Slack'; F a boxes by Den. 6. cussed. It was decided l h ahI "A Rope Belween Gnd And "~. 80 . Shaplty·Manhatlon I want to thank "Dtn ," 'I'll money In the treasury at t e Man" by Rachel McBride· May·' · E.,.. 1 boy who wrote, "The two nde teopedbn nglleceremony2 was end of each year will be donal- me Holmes read Calend;r Sto- ,~ boys •" Snap tab&, button co educ . Y n a. Den . pre- ed to a chan'table .rgan1za · li~n. ry; "Does ' Jesus l..ive Here'' 1· ''· like mosl I·n gi·rls· downs and ,;prf'ad eol· smoking and awearing or senl •. Circus theme skll, and Program plano were also dls- by Florence Polls and "Moth· t lar11. Size 14-111 gar 'talk." the closmg by Den 4 fealured cussed and it was decided lhat ero Last Letler To Her Son," ~ It seems that so many In a lights-out pledge of allegl· members each month will give b · 1i Refreshments talks on homemaking, child y,.,_MISs Mumaw. high school smoke and ance serv Ice.· . d t t ,J ted were served b Den • . urt-weU car s werE- Sfn o ..' be • '· some. I ve en temp Y v. care, rec1pes, needlework C'r Owen Watson ·, Mr. and Mrs. It be "one of the crowd." Plana were made for 1 foml· home repairs . .Mrs ..y oung a t James Quick; Robert Crow; Scott ' 1an Vranken, 1I yenr Mens ond Boya l read Don's letter and ly picnic in July. The new troop th<' June meetmg will demon- Carl Davis and Margaret Bai- old •on of Mr. and Mrs. Har-1 . when someone offers me a Is composed of Ken- strate how _to recover .., make ley. Roll call word for ..J u 0 e vey VanVranken entered I arette It gives me the Scites John Foltz a n d a pillow. will be "rose or ro,.s. Mrs.l zer Hospital today !Thursday) . to say, "No lhank you." By~r. Mrs. Joyce Ritchie presided Polls hostess, served refresh- and is scheduled to ' Size!'! e to 40 I must add I havn't lost , at the meeting with members men~. · foot !Urgery Friday. He will stalus for my II0-8mok•ng, responding 1o roll call by nam· 11\.98 or~ to ";'inking, n•loose-talk stand. smoke, drink, elc., or lhe ('l'tlwd l~g their favorite flower. Mrs.I lm 1n a good crowd and won'l aceept you." Hogwash! Barbara Tripp gave the secre-1 wonderful fr~ends. GRATEI have never once been pres· tary.ireasurer's report and 4 ........... l'hlrmlcloh FUL TO DON sured, or even asked twice 1o collected the dues. Te Fill All Your Dear Helen: . lake a cigarette or a drink. During a concluding IIOCial !'....tpllon Noode MENS Don sure Bald lbe truth. Most body tries to oonvert anybody hour Mrs. YOWig and Mra. T•and Accurately boya hate lo see g~rls smoke. In our group. Some do, some resa Collins served refreshN .._ Prlal Alw1ys It makes them look tough and don't and tho attitude is II'S me~ts to Mrs. Darlene Gaul, AlwlowP.tces c~p ..pecially 11 they smOI<e our ~wn decision. My attitude Mrs. Sue H.ayman, Mrs. Ritchie, on !be street. If a girl smtl;es, is, "Why start something you Mrs. Chlom Gaul, Mrs. TrillJI, OIIAI Your Drug takes a drink, and also has a might gel hung up on?" Espec- and Mrs. Marilyn Robmson. big mouth, or even shows Ially sineo without them I'm·- The June 15 meeting will be lotiiM Ill• wonder Ill lava is thti :r : Hlecls lvvtday enjoys dirty jokes, she's held at the home of Mrs. Robin· .. ldtl in dote WllChll. ing for passes. She gels HAVING A BALL· oon. ARulon date w1tdl · I ,.·.• ·- . .._. ror11t1. The a a. "dog." - STEVE Dear Heier/: illltldll>lt dolo :I mechanism •tomltlu,., Dear Steve: we have a ·friend wl1o really Sin BLOUSES ~- . , . $3.91 to $5.01 Jblftl from on• lfiy's datt It _.ki! both ways. Fellows bel' verythin her Ouija Senior Choir of to lhe ltPt ... tfll}' nilhf,. SHORT5 .... ' . $3.91 to $7.98 who like lady - typebeinggirls bad (p~ wee!ee) beard Church Honored . 1oJ"' Wlfth E!perts hell yu choose from our beller l)ooe ~ 011 JIOntle- se,a. She is scared 1o death of Members of the senior c!Iolr LadiM Lightweight fJINI Butova CDIIKIIOfl "f.-ICily Senict" men or they U loso oot W'lth lhe it and carries t . cross around of !lie Middleport Fin! United of·Datt Wttetle! 98 to 98 112 L Mll11 Ph. 99l1·29S51 ones they prever. -H. to protect her fl'om it. Presbyterian Churc:h were ho10 l1i 11' • . !Wlood '"'" 131f.95. ., Dear Helen. . . . . . oored recenUy with a party at LMY OP ...... "Al" POMIII.OY 17 lewtlt. Wltetproof', A lot of klda glvt as the1r I koow It tells u.. at It 88Id the U Jowner Inn, f'arl<erl!burg, V•llow. AlnOinttlc. excuse, "You're expected to I was going to· lose my boY· W Vp Complate Uno of DAtE IIIII ''fl:'' .___.._===.;.==•.Ifrtend aodon a day I slsyed Paul Haptonstall and 17 )twflll. ltalnlfll blcll. Wlltrprtof'. home from school it aald I M UIUsn Stiell planned the · Yellpw: :-~\ wasn't really lick. But it lold ra. Guests were Mr. and by MeG,..gor ' her how old her , Paul HaptonstaU and cbila. ...,., Gillman was and 10me olber Billy and Edith, Lewis that wera true. Do Y00 Sauer Lois Ann Sauer Mn. l OPEN FRIDAT EVENING there's _myllling .' Mr. and Mrs. All~ Leo- j about Ibis tind of fortune and daughter, Midleleoi IDe! - CONFllSED and Mrs. Richard Owens, ' Deer Coo: Ann and Kathy Lacey, ' , , .aJN!i/IIHJI'6X( Ir==;;;;;i;===..:;::;;o;;;;;;;;- .i my !Jttle, Arnold. John111111, Jeff Manley, George Baley Brent Ramsey Timmy Scltes • Po • D Da 1 • wMers, Fan1ny v s, arc u tz, Richard Berry, John McCloud, Steven Bachner, Kenny Byer, DaveJII)Ort T om m y Walters, Tommy Scany. Brian and Mart llaggerty. ~ll ~~,.~ ··.'J\1;;~11"~1~,, "'·· EBERSBACH HARDVVARE AU tht hat loarry Neff, Mike H.aley, Sam- da Lyons, past hooored queen, S C/ About Mi"ddlepxw Mr:· REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER WITH I'OWII lAVEI ' cos:r•-......,...,.-•s...••••, - - • JET ltOE Girls are nice one and lmJM!Sslble -shak !be nell. hand0 n day !bey e your , oext they stab you in the back. They dress like they want .,..y buy in the wtrld to them and then go out wtth ··~·- · <Ollfinedtothehospllal.foriOY· Car!'Jn. PJJt. l!." :.i ' It 'was 'voiM'by the eral weeks. \ ·' Gai\"'u.c1( J! 1 atl111. "' make another _contribution Mill Roberll'll!7aeuter, ·;lf'll· hll hoifte' efUJi'] aWf ~ lhe Burns lnslltule in ' .• ior' at Ohio .Universily, w!U be illntSS. ll<!' ·~ I ,h tllt ··~ natl. Th• llelhel ,)]ad home Friday. Dau11j.ter ti .Mr. !aek made, lwo contrlbu!iollJ Ul ~ and lo\IJ. Eldon Kraeutel', R®- ,nun\ber"of w-s lt· no~r H~Jf, mg the amount g~ven to 1 erta wftl receive ber ·b~ ·pilal. ;~· \ ';:~ , of 1!5 .. The Institute, ~hich . • ol ~ience In music allho June ·. ' llitfii'il$'',~ -~ 1 1 a proJect of t~e Sh,(mers m Emmett Gllker has t co~encement. · .A m,ee~ ~ tltf .~PI m~ their program of; care t• his home ai'The Plain• Captllm and ~~· _JlliAiel 0. tronnir ·J!!~oe Cb~pt<r· verely burned phllaren1 be visiting a week hero with Struj;le ~nd dough~ DAnean, Order of f!Jasto!ii" S~ li!lddlpj dedicated tbls , month. and Mrs. Herbert Gilkey. . . are ; VISIIinl Mr. and. Ml\l. port, schedu~-!or lio.td,Y •ltft!Mrs. Edward Evans, Jr., .. Clar:ence Struble, Mra A n a bas ~n eancelled. daughter, Gln., ' of Buena Chapman Webster, Mrs. ·C. ·O. • ' .. ~ .. ~ , f.a r aSS Q Calif., were here Sunday to Cbapmllll, and other ~e\atives. WON'T ·'MEET' '111,"\'!:'~l'. , sit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ev- Captain Struble hao just com- The Meiga ~I'S. :Wililbt N1' ans, Sr. Mre. Evans and daugh- pleted • trainin& course at Fort chers will not"\"""t Tuelda~ ter have been in Dayton visit.. Benning, Ga. The family wiU night due to the Memorial ~ lng Mr. and Mrs. Forrest lea... in early June for For\ holiday..... · · • ... ' · . R!XAU. DRUGS 1 (- "ORE EXPENSIVE HOUS.E PAINTS! DUTCH STANDARD' nis, golf and other oports. 'IN~ ' . Dally Sentinel. J'Dmeroy.ltlddlepOrl,~~lt~;;if; --- .. SWISIII.I LOHSE )'CHI' .... pu!nlf ~ . . Ot.VM~A.N br Marshall Adams. ..,.... ""'' OUMPIAN .......... ,.. Mr.~ and. Mrs. ..,. '"""-· ••--" .. ,.._ Todd Rob- "".,, ill.. l',ilored kiMtioa,.Mf.lt d Randall 1 1 , erts, .Les te an , were Vol.,. ,,Iring. . dinner guests a recent Sunday ~:u~~ c:rla:;, ,., '"""' Roosli ia patient at Vfi. · erans Memorial Hospital. : Next To Elberfelds Dpvid Fox and It friend, WaltOn Second it. . ,. ' er Davidaon 4' QIJW t,Jnivessity, : Ph. 992·2~;1..1,. lthlns, epenl a wloekend with : Mr. and Mrs. Biill Fox. :'"We Telt-grapb fi'J ower.l Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gunntie AIIYWII.,.•; Anyhlll€" Cottageville, VI., were ... OLYMPIAN end guests of MF. and Mrs. o•• - . .......,ly I I I I I ta -1 By Mrs. Herbert Rou.sb Ra H : .. Mr .and~ Mr s. Y emey re -r of 1\fr. and .Mrs. Bob Hill at ~~~~~~~~ rently spent a weekend with ! Racine ·, J\·1r. and Mrs. Craig Theodore, Francis Webb, local m a i 1 u d Todd I C I h , ..,,.. 811 • a o urn us. . carrier, has notumed to h i • '- -- . ····Worma·Goodwin · '..f ·d ~rist (Myars·J Troy spent Mother'• Day w.ekond with Mrs. Ediia Rousb and f _ "' Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade and Kim and Gene Early of family Mr. ·and Mra. Jim Rousb of Parkersburg -'JH!Ilt a weekend willl Mr. and Mrs. lloJ Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Webb and Mrs. Ada Norris and , $8.00 c k. Hospatal at Marietta. well-descri~ !n . You C a 0 which is an emergency condir,arn ·to Rei<Ix , a. hookoy S. lion, but. for persons whose " · Gl!tWirth. A llnnted 1111 lllil!r, ·blood pres9llro is chronically of co'*es t.~~~8M8J1 • lo\v, treatment of the underly· able Wnanll't• OIIIIp8lly ing cause is the most effective <8721 iSu~, Jti~·()~~J4Y~ , approacb. !if the JlOI'SOll IB mere44, C~IU. ) 11y below par 1 program of body ' --- - · --- • bed. , building lhroogh 1 nulritious di· ,CI - We keep oor room I et and regular exercise slloiiid c+ld, but <le!p under an elec· lbring about improvemenL t~c Some fnend,,say, ·. · ·'· . SHORTS ""'I mmplish~ . ''Th.e t:;chnique 1s : pe r~on s . - and Mrs. Arthur Nease, was honored queen II Monday nl&bl'• meeling of Bethel 62, lnlernallonal Order of Job's Daughlen, held at t~e Mason· ic Temple. ·vlltJTB ASKED FOR IT. with a brush-of!. Bobcat badaes were awarded other new officers elected at 'Ibis column Is fw young ~~ Send 'your teen-age Tuesday night at. a meeUng of the meeting wore Debbie King, pie, their problt1118 and plea&- to YOUTH ASKED the Middleport C1j) Scout Pack senior princess; Annette Warnures, tbeir troubles and fun. I care of Helen Help USI held at the Fjrlt UnIted er, junior princess; Sh I el a As with lbe rest of Heisn Help newspaper. . <lluroh. Cowan, pido; and Cathy King, Us , II welciontoa laughs but WHAT IS A GIRL FRIENI) Cubm nlarshall. The ofliceri!, elected ·won't dodge a serious question Dear Helen: Allan Leo':.ardlb, ast~r, and appointed, are to meet at In answer te "What is a Girlcharge "' 1 presen a- the Masonic Temple, at 1:30 p. friend," here's a boy's view Receiving. the badges m. pn June t to securo their a girl : were Scott Frasor, Chuck AI- robes. A girl is soft, euddly and lensworth, Jimmy Holman, Plans were made during lhe smooth, but boats you In George Stewart, John Pat Riley, meeting presided over by Lin· • Carmel • N0l es SOCJety .' ds M d 8ecIcy Nease E/~cted Ha,nor$d ~ueen . . ·NHE ' LP'US.' war . a e BeckyNease,qh)ero!.~· lf.'UII\h~··lf~·29·.,1Ul~~· HELE Bllliel T0 Scouts 0f ele~ed .H I ""1.---ur elen Botte _..;.._,I p - k244 ac ::0 :!1 ' t~~--:------~"!::1! n . ., ~~ -, seboo~ ~Av~U: lege Jerry Butler from Cbl- old or wldeb bu bq OJi llb 1f11 cago · · · Joe ll'ablled 11!11 lad along 8 won't • 1 celll NEW YORK-sprtng's 1prung nuty ljll'lng eold ... Tho 1n11 watlinl politely ae~ and b ~~ Butler .riui wanll Its will ijlto Man~atlan . · · · We loci! ltvely 1111t IIJIUIIkJ, 11 ' II ~ us. week blm bJ1 ..;.. ea t be walked aloo& Lixln8t<ill Ave. they'd donned their cr- mJnl. He 8 ma~J 000 1 ae er right 110 he'D un monat (18th and atlractlve 10UDII leavos lgalnlllbe~pecidc llllf. already 11114 1 0 yoq wJii1M ey lllid Invest It proper11r aac1 students were. sparklzll 1 Dd llklmmera. · of thi weatber 111111. • heard of hlml But you 1 not '11'1114 bUited IJiol , 80 lllrllog - In SJCil Ian&uase, u Oenlrll Part througll which Soniebbw lljlriDg brOOibt out at IIIIa•' bill qo. ", 'l1lell Jot balllecl over an~ who tbraw they left lhelr School fur t b • ·WI ian evary day on the way the crowd; Broadway -aJ. AI 'Ill 110bled Pll'i A v '·• other yliUDg '"!.~ lmpres!IDI people !bey Deal · · Hot dO& vendora alooa to our radio show, has g o n o. mol!l jult In time ... Cafe oWn- apnt Joe Glaw, juBt out of Bill Malbeson, 'labor law· don't 111really 1Jb ID !be l!rJl Lexington !one at IMth St., an· green tlriclly against the wish- en have been beoUng to us lhe hoapltll and cheerfully plan- 00 ~ 14 1 prosperolllwho to place" Loull ArmllrOII8 1 othth~er~a~t ~70~~~~st~.~)~,wer~e~ped~d~lin~g~es~o~f!tbe~nagging~~ly~eol~d~we~a~tb-~busln~~eu!·_!IB~bnl~tal~but~~~ Ding one more corrective op. yer from Cbleag~tb J wenn... of ~~- · ~ a very rlob ~n~O: · · eratloo . on bll gall bladder, publla school WI • erry u.,.. • . I,IIMIII!ed to ...Ve more oo hIs ler and handles h11 buslneu ~esy ~ Joe Glaser'4,·P • ':' , lban bill Innards ... How's as he sings llil way up lbe 8UCo sonal financial mln!Biratloill Louis ArmatrOnli be uked a- cess ladder . . '!be quietly plea- since be loonll ~· playlllf Dwight w-.se, OlainnaJI. Ohio formal hearing on the 19611 larmera to smne extent qalust bout his cllllllt ~friend aJ. ant Jerry Butler, a NOll'• lad, ~ a Cbicago bend Pd lelll most 45 years · . . . "Fine, 1 b e had been pumting a •iniiDi him on lbe llalrwaJ ·• .·&h I Agricultural Stabilization and wheat allotment will be held in the effects df bad weather. _·-·- _ __ conservation State Committee, Toledo, Oblo. "A great many factors mll9t ltroncblal pneumonia'• better career wblla BiU Mathe~~~~~, stars. tooay aMounced 1bat an in,. be lakan IIIIo IICCOU!It In • '_!'he mee.mg, one of a series tablishing acreage and produc. • being 1eheduled m wbeaf.iJro- lion p~a for a major er op ducing arnas throughout t h o like wtteat " lbe Chairman nation, will be held on May 26, pointed out.' 198?, lilt the Commodore Perry ~•sr: wMt Hotel. !Uinois, llidiaria and Such things aa projected PI'O' IICUU. 1URIAN IMUII I Tfh\1 1 ' ~( ·-r'l,,v, 1 · Michigan are being invited to duclioil and auwlies, domestic ru ...u •• ,,. ..., ., .....,. _____ ..._____ altend !be meeling in Toledo. utii-.ZHiioo and elq!Ort ~uire,.. ....-111... -The C!!airman of lhe State ASC men!!, and roasonsble ~arry· ! !-- - -- - - - - -- -- -- - --·- Calling SUnday at the Doug. Committee will preside and OVi!r must be eonsidered before good rheostat that wiD allow las Circle h01ne were Mr. and wheat program opecialJsts will final decisions can be made on you to adi'!"l tile t<mperature Mrs. Jack l"ollrod and . daugh· palticipate. . next year:• who'll _program." of tlle blanktt to your individ· ter of Pomeroy, Mrs. J!m Pat- A maJOr goal of the meeting Tbe Chalrnlall aa1d ~~P<Cialln· ~ ual need; te"on and sons of Mornmg Star will be to get informallon and vi~tlons are being sent to leadand Linda Yosl of Portland and suggestions from lilose in at- log vmeat arowers and 0 \ Q _ How low lllll8l ooe's Mr., and Mrs. Garrett Circle of teodaoce and bring them baclt Iof general Farm organi~JI8, 1 · • • • jay Wayne G. 1ll'alltktadt, M.D. blood pressure he ,to cause coflo Racme. , 1o Washington lo assist Secre. as weU as representativet of Q - I baxr taken a sleeping /!ern? What YIOuld cause the Betty Van Meter. Margaret tory Freeman in making the isucb orgenlzatloDS as jlill two or three Urnes • week blood pressure · to be too low? A Carleton and Patrick called 1968 wheat acreage allotment 1producers, elevator and warelor til!':~ year•.\Wiell I read 1\'bat can be done 10 raise it' onn~r. and Mrs. Paul Bostic at detemtinalions. Although the llollse open>tors, millers and sleepmg pills are bablt- · A _ Allbougb an liPPJII: read- M'ddle.,.rt ce tly ..neat program IS voluntary, olher Interested producer, lorming, it worried me. How ·log (systolic) below J.d) is con- 1 re n · farmers who operate most of kelmg . ond processor groups. tan you got rlihef after . no t 1sidered abnoramlly low, t h i, Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barn- tbe wheat land elect to take In •dd>tlon. area Ianners are .leeping, for two mghts In a does not in il$elf Indicate poor itz of Pomeroy called at the part In llle wheal program and also mVIted to atlend and par· row Iheallil. In ~· the blood pre.•- Dean Brinker. homo a ree<>nt thua assure themselves of full ticipate in the&e policy meet, A - All sl..plng pills a Se sure falls below 16. 11his is con- Saturday evenmg. panty pnce on the ..neat they m~s. Jiot r'j!!bit-fF'ilik ,Tijose tiiOtt. idered ala••ming , but it is a R 1 h Lee visited Dean Brink- produce lor food use In tbe u.s. I _ Similar mel'l!ng will be held contpl\ ·bai~nlu6IIes are, b u t late sign of shock Tbe condl· a Pda fte '!be program also protect& the l1n otller st.ates. >1. ' be · er Sun y a rnoon. ~ ·•Y can. purebased . . on1Y 0 n 1tion is best diagnosed by olh- ::_=::::..:::.:.:::::.:::: ___ 1 61L, • \ 5·'s o....... twoPiece - '""'"~ SD32·11t44 ~,' !5·'' .. ' ' ( '. �J I 1 I' . . -:; ' . ~· . ' • (' .aUsinesa 5ervices,,:' _,.. . •. ~·~~':!: __,.~ .... , _. ' ·wlllfecl i 1!l'lte · ~~.age, ti1ii pbone numlifr to Mr. "U ''" o•r c:..,1 D~ftt .,. Mill ant~ at1 ,.ltl ""w lllh 11 · CAIIIb OP TMAMICI & OIITUAIIII 11.11 fer H wonl mlnlllnllnL lach IIIIIIH...I WON ZC. '"*' I '"It ·, I •• ONI OP NICESl PIOI'I.Iol .. . CAL&. · I I DICk ~WUNGI 'lbomas. 1015 13th St.. Part. ersburg. 5 24 Sic I I Rlwlinm Honda Sel•. LIFEGUARD, :Maplewood Lake 5 24 6le a, OilORGJ NONDEP. I '. '.' (r ~. J . • ,, ' I' . .' UDIATOR ' . LI'L I,JNEI . ' ·'.' ,I ,. . I' <> SERVICE ,. All N-. Rldletor S~ • •H•Ittr· ' ' eCar ·•Truck Core eBulldazer ' BAKER & SEYFRIED 'f •1: • ~ci '""~ ~ - .: HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONI ..7-3370 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Phone 992-3794 or 9924395 Pomeror, o. ~ ·~Type · KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 FREE STOUGE Just &allier all f01If wlnltr earments and Bll>re them wllll us. No more cloaeto eramved with 'lillused eloth, lng, flo more alrinS. sorting, !praying ODd plctiDi with ruur winter \:loth... ·lYe!)'· thing you aend b beautlfun, cleaned safely, Insured and carefully otoNd. Ev..-y Item freahJlpmsed when YiiU eall for IL Nothing to P11 till fall. No bulilng el01eto, 11fe from molbJ iiUf sal• from theft - Bring them In or call fer Pick Up & Delivery Ser- vice Phone 773-5543 ,.;..,i ' ABC Cleaners ... : (; '{i Bv HOW'E Meson, W. Ve. Ph<onel ~~~!1111 miles 8 e-e f" breeding service, proven bulls at $6 per cow. Call 'ly, Leland Parker 1192-2264 Pomeroy or 9IJ5.3824 Chester. 5 5 30tc Ll KE THAT? I! II Y Blbleo were presented to. four seolon Sooilay IIIOI'IIjq al lhe Pomeroy First. Bapdat · Clutreh by the Rev. Carver l WUUama to Sleven Pbill'f>; . LarrJ wueo, Eugene Triplet and Rooald ·Cowan. Mn. 'Eio mer Wlcldlam, S1lllday odiOol ..... teaohtr, gave' eaeii . of lite seaton a 11ft. SI!:W lNG macblllel, repan lei' flee, all makoo. \VY t-22lH. Tbe Fa!Nic Sbopt PoaieroJ .....lllrliiiS!IIII-!IIIJIIII!2111&111111111llll!lllll.lldll&llllllllllll' AUthorized Sloaer Salea and llorvlce. I 21 Uc Class to Buy Booklets for Church Members . - lion. 108 oelle Fugate. PbOI!e I\I'HiZ93.1 4 apartment, 3rd, Middleport, couple !erred. 992-5434. ' 5 24 I"' " I"' ' . I~ ,.. " liZ ' '' ' '"t l' ' ' OPEN .. . DAILY . ' \ 9:00 AM, TO 7:00 'P~FRIDAy TIL 8 I ) .. '· .. . • ZUPZQPJI: BX IQLQWI ZVPJii'RVP TQI"C FCP QWEFQWZF B X . E p ' s X• SATURDAY TIL 9 VVPEPVLJFQBW.-ZQZPVB Y - - - · Crn>lotaoot•n IN AMIIlRIC4 THE PRESIDEN'l' REIGNS II'OR J'OIIII YE4RS AND JOURNALISM GOVERN. J'OIIIi,Vll;ll.-ot!CAR WIL.D.II: . 10 Jill, &IIi; hll.t. ·~~ , x...t '·, fOMEROY ~H'AEIDER· YE/>.H, VEM, . Llk£ THAT! kKlliJ SHUr UP, \VILL..YA ! -• ~ ," J . . .•''· . ' ,'· p, ,~ ., i • o "' '· ,,, J!ifiONG. 1:. l! f\(! )S ' 9 ;~ - "',\' : . . ' ·' �J I 1 I' . . -:; ' . ~· . ' • (' .aUsinesa 5ervices,,:' _,.. . •. ~·~~':!: __,.~ .... , _. ' ·wlllfecl i 1!l'lte · ~~.age, ti1ii pbone numlifr to Mr. "U ''" o•r c:..,1 D~ftt .,. Mill ant~ at1 ,.ltl ""w lllh 11 · CAIIIb OP TMAMICI & OIITUAIIII 11.11 fer H wonl mlnlllnllnL lach IIIIIIH...I WON ZC. '"*' I '"It ·, I •• ONI OP NICESl PIOI'I.Iol .. . CAL&. · I I DICk ~WUNGI 'lbomas. 1015 13th St.. Part. ersburg. 5 24 Sic I I Rlwlinm Honda Sel•. LIFEGUARD, :Maplewood Lake 5 24 6le a, OilORGJ NONDEP. I '. '.' (r ~. J . • ,, ' I' . .' UDIATOR ' . LI'L I,JNEI . ' ·'.' ,I ,. . I' <> SERVICE ,. All N-. Rldletor S~ • •H•Ittr· ' ' eCar ·•Truck Core eBulldazer ' BAKER & SEYFRIED 'f •1: • ~ci '""~ ~ - .: HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONI ..7-3370 HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Phone 992-3794 or 9924395 Pomeror, o. ~ ·~Type · KEITH GOBLE FORD WY 2-2196 FREE STOUGE Just &allier all f01If wlnltr earments and Bll>re them wllll us. No more cloaeto eramved with 'lillused eloth, lng, flo more alrinS. sorting, !praying ODd plctiDi with ruur winter \:loth... ·lYe!)'· thing you aend b beautlfun, cleaned safely, Insured and carefully otoNd. Ev..-y Item freahJlpmsed when YiiU eall for IL Nothing to P11 till fall. No bulilng el01eto, 11fe from molbJ iiUf sal• from theft - Bring them In or call fer Pick Up & Delivery Ser- vice Phone 773-5543 ,.;..,i ' ABC Cleaners ... : (; '{i Bv HOW'E Meson, W. Ve. Ph<onel ~~~!1111 miles 8 e-e f" breeding service, proven bulls at $6 per cow. Call 'ly, Leland Parker 1192-2264 Pomeroy or 9IJ5.3824 Chester. 5 5 30tc Ll KE THAT? I! II Y Blbleo were presented to. four seolon Sooilay IIIOI'IIjq al lhe Pomeroy First. Bapdat · Clutreh by the Rev. Carver l WUUama to Sleven Pbill'f>; . LarrJ wueo, Eugene Triplet and Rooald ·Cowan. Mn. 'Eio mer Wlcldlam, S1lllday odiOol ..... teaohtr, gave' eaeii . of lite seaton a 11ft. SI!:W lNG macblllel, repan lei' flee, all makoo. \VY t-22lH. Tbe Fa!Nic Sbopt PoaieroJ .....lllrliiiS!IIII-!IIIJIIII!2111&111111111llll!lllll.lldll&llllllllllll' AUthorized Sloaer Salea and llorvlce. I 21 Uc Class to Buy Booklets for Church Members . - lion. 108 oelle Fugate. PbOI!e I\I'HiZ93.1 4 apartment, 3rd, Middleport, couple !erred. 992-5434. ' 5 24 I"' " I"' ' . I~ ,.. " liZ ' '' ' '"t l' ' ' OPEN .. . DAILY . ' \ 9:00 AM, TO 7:00 'P~FRIDAy TIL 8 I ) .. '· .. . • ZUPZQPJI: BX IQLQWI ZVPJii'RVP TQI"C FCP QWEFQWZF B X . E p ' s X• SATURDAY TIL 9 VVPEPVLJFQBW.-ZQZPVB Y - - - · Crn>lotaoot•n IN AMIIlRIC4 THE PRESIDEN'l' REIGNS II'OR J'OIIII YE4RS AND JOURNALISM GOVERN. J'OIIIi,Vll;ll.-ot!CAR WIL.D.II: . 10 Jill, &IIi; hll.t. ·~~ , x...t '·, fOMEROY ~H'AEIDER· YE/>.H, VEM, . Llk£ THAT! kKlliJ SHUr UP, \VILL..YA ! -• ~ ," J . . .•''· . ' ,'· p, ,~ ., i • o "' '· ,,, J!ifiONG. 1:. l! f\(! )S ' 9 ;~ - "',\' : . . ' ·' �~. ir ' .. ,I <I· •• ' •' ., . '"I . . '' ·• ' I' ' " " Answefbll'at C,_Meeting Auxiliary Names •'!New President I . ··~··, •"\ ·' .' ' •.(' ....".,. ·:·., .f I, ' ~w$1!l- "What Sort Mill!' wit· tbe topic usH by i Maigmt 'Winebrenner, when 1 'she eondueted devotionals for ·Sunshine Makers' Class of Mrs. Dale Kennedy was elec- at the Raelne Legion haD were First United Presbyterian ted president wben the Ladies announced. The affair Jflll .,.,;;.:!~!!!~:-... II'CbUrt:h lor •!heir recent meet- Auxiliary of Feeney • Bennett held from 1:30 to 3.:30 p.m, · • · • ing. For the scripture reading Post 123, American Legion, met A rummage sale Was let fer SATURDAY II'AI!JI··es White, relld Matthew 8: Tuesday night at the Middle- June 8, 9 and 10 at the legion O.~~F:!turo 18-27. port hall. haD. Mrs. Roush and Mrl. KeD·II 'Jihe business session was pre- Other officers elected were nedy wlll handle rummqe plcl<·ll ''THUN~~j~ \r.~.:'LINA" sided over by Naomi ·London. Mrs. Charles Kessinger, first up for the sale. n Color Roll call was answered by six vice president; Mrs. HenryRei!- Mrs. Mourning reported PUTS m<•mbers with a Bible verse more, second vice president; the Poppy Day sale. ~:~:11 ''THUNDER IN DIXI~:dy containing tile word "Hands." Mrs. Carl Searles, secretary; with the sale were Mrs. Lewis Reports were read and accept- Mrs. Albert Roush, treasurer; Kennedy, Mrs. Asel jtE~EEEEE~I ed. Mrs. Golda Mourning, chap- Mrs. Joe Morris, Becky a During new business a light lain; and Mrs. Asel Searles Kenny Roush, Judy Owen, for the pulpit and a new light sergeant at arm!. Vle!cy Sutton, Joyce Roush, for the bulletin board were dis- Elected as delegates to the bie La~ey. Brenda cussed. summer district convention to Marianne K1oes, Anita Helen Harris gave the Bible he held on June Iii at Athens, Jane Gilkey, Sharon · Glaze, study which was from the study and the Dcopartment convention Robin Mills, Jennifer Goble, TONIGHT I book, "Personal Evangelist," to be' held on July 21-2! at Cin- Joyce Riley, Debbie GOkey, and Moy25 followed by group discussion. . cinnati were Mrs. Roush and Opal Berry, of Girl Scout.Troep NOT OPEN Hostess Esther Harden serv- I Mrs. Mournmg, delegates, and 18li, Middleport. Mrs. ROush fRIDAY lhru TUiiSDAY ed refreshments to Mrs. Wine- i Mrs. Kesolnger and Mrs. Carl prepared refreshments f<lr the ~ Moy 26-30 ~~~~er , Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Searles, alternates. group. W•lt Oisn•y's Mrs. London, and Mrs. The group made planJ to It was voted to contribute to "ADVENTURES Of Diddle. serve a dinner to tbe legion· a gift for Mrs. Jean BULLWHIP GRIFFIN" (Teehnicolor) naires who participate In the ens, outgoing district pr:~~:~ 1\oddy McDowell as Bullwhip Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr Memorial D a y services. A Memorial Bibles 6riffm; Mike Mazurki, as the Bruce McGill to Gallipolis to wreath will be placed by I he for presentation to bereav1edll Mountain Ox Cor.reartoona: Bubble Itt see his doctor at Holzer Hos· unit on the mooument at the families. Stnlght Shoottrs pita! last week. Middleport Roadside Park. The traveling prize donatedlll Plans for the Buckeye Glrll by Mrs. Kessinger was won by State tea··to be held on June 3, Mrs. Carl Searles. j G8~·T BUYS' • ' <:. ' 1958 CHEV.l Ton Pickup · · $595 V8 En&ine, st-andard trans. Heater heu·y dutv tires · . r' Y 1962 FORD 3/4 Ton Pickup $1095 Heayy dut.r utlt with 71101<17-8 ply tires, 4.speed Irina., V8 I!IJjlria, heavy duty sprinl!s, beoler, Io i cal owner and rea} nice 1962 FORD 1TON .... .... $1195 ~e, ~_,i ..lnDI, wbeeti. hti!Jel' oprlnp, racks, heater. !)ood 700xl6 tires, with il n. body . 1965 CHEVELLE .. .... .... .. ·.. · $1695 2 D9Qr.lOC~-~~ ow mileagf! car, spotless interior atkfa finJsb, "Pbwerl]. de transml.ctsion, wtutPwull ti~s ihow little wear, beater, real nke. I M, W lb.urn Bride-Elect, • Shower Grven 1964 CHM 112 DOOR ........ $1195 1964DODGE2 DOOR .......... $1095 ' ' . ' ' .;· •• J .f.f . ' ' ' . . . . . $3.95 Womens Skirts Sale $2.50 $4.95 Womens Skirts Sale $3.50 $5.95 Womens Skirts S.ie $3.5~ $6.95 Womens Skirts . Salt ·$4.00 Regu~ar $7.95 Womans Skirts · Salt"~· 50 Regular $8.95 Womena Skl'1f, S•Je. ,$.;Q0 Reguler Regular Regular Regular ..·.. ,. , ·MI:NS PERMANENT PRESS . SHORT SLEEVE . ·, · · r ···' .. ' 'ft \ '. ~- . ,. . Neck sizes 14~ to 17. 65% DacrQjlJ•i!ly~er; SSt% Cotton. Comfortable, .smart<l,ookirl&, never De~Q· MEN'S JERKS SOLID COLOR Ironing. ' •, . •].~9~ BANLON DRESS SOCKS '· . ; .li ,, One size fits all 10 to 12. A very ~pll!f9rtable and neat mens and young mens Sock. White and solid colon of black, navy,.lovot, jet brown, whiskey red, camel, bottle green. ,., .. .. ., • - ........·' ' . ~ SLEEP CRAFT ! Six Cemeteries Baceto FOAM LATEX PP.HI"G am PillOWS SOIL An excellent buy, ao!l comlortable latex foam with zip of! 100% C<itton cover, multi .stripe. SIJe 21x27 Inches. $3.95 59c v. , .. k ltedmOI'I I CLOTHES HAMPERS Ipresident. J OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Member FDIC All Alcountalnoured Up to $15.000 Under The PI(Mr•l Deposit lnauranc. Corporation . " ' Awide selection of womens skirts In HneDB, cottolil, and knit jerseys. WHITE- BLUE- MAIZE' Mrs. Stnnng Meigs County for over 95 Yearr Lew '. DRESS SHIR'l$ 1 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' . long wearing cotton twill.- front zipper~ four pockeTs - bel• loops ·slim; trim 1 · western fit- Sizes 6·to 18. Sale forS1S·oo 18. Mrs. Lee Wood Installed as PTO President 5:00 to 7:00 ~.98 .. JAMAICA SHORTS $)-95 .. $5-" Loom wOVell fibre and vinyl coverlnp. Upright style In white, KOid and aandalwood. MENS ELBERfaDS MEN'S IS HEADQUARTERS 'FOR WORK eWprk UnlfoTIIIIIn reJIUia~ alld .;.tra liJel 8.95....9.95 11.95 1962 KARMANN CHIA ...... .... $995 POMEROY MOTOR CO. •• • ir'd ; . KNOf'i<ERS WOMEN$ 1 1960 CORVAIR 700 ·· ··· · ··· · ···· $395 WRAN~~KNEE dacron, cotton blends, bond· The . traveling prize by !d... Edith Sauer was wunl il Miss Mary K. Walburn. bride- , by Mrs. Cummings. elect of Oave Taylor, was guest of honor at 1 shower given by 1 The new officers will be ln· Mt11. lhts Ellis and Mn. Jolin j stalled at the ,June meeting and 270 Series, wbite finish , red interjor, 6 cyl engine, autoNash at the lfUIIKRne, hostesses lor that meeting wlll matte trans. Rad.Jo and hi'ater, like new whitewall tires 1 Games were played during ; be Mn. Peggy Taylor, M111. Le1the evening· with prizes being ra Jones, Mrs. Ida Diehl. Mrs. awarded to the winners. 11!-:Elza 'Gllmore, Jr., ~nd Mrs. El· . Sport Coupe,. loc&l 1 owner car, black finish with white freohmenta wert ~trved. · 1len Couch. top, dean iri.teridr, radio and heater, whitewall tire1, a nice one 'l1le guest list Included Nan---cy Morris, Mary Loa Walburn, Ludlle Harrison. Iva See, Mn. Merle Taylor, Shirley Russell, 1 Coupe, &ood tires, clean jnterior, ra dio and heater, anoth. er tiMid buy. 1 r Evelvn Bartlett, Mary Walbllt11, Mrs.' Ben w~t •• Etlttll ' Haptonstall, Connte Simmou, Slllr- Mrs. Lee Wood was Installed ley Neutzling, Mn. Mary GH- as pre!ident for the 1967.at l<ey, Theresa and 6111;' Ellis, 1school year at 8 recent meet- 1 and Lisa . Nash, Mlddlt1l0rt; , lng of the Harrisonville PTO. YOUR CHEVY DEALER Mrs. DenniS Walburn, Belpre: Other olflcers Installed were OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9 and Mrs. Earl Ruble, Mrs. Ml· M Do ld Stlv•rs vice pres· chelle Stewart, and Mn. c. . rs. na • 308-318 E. MAIN POMEROY, 0. N. Childers Parkersburc w. ·1dent; Mr1. Engene Campbell, ,.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....,..,......,..,....,....,....,....,....,....,..=~V~--·----·secretary, and Leo Mor· a. ' treasurer. r1s, The ~w efficers were awom In by out-going president, Mrs. Don Wilson. Mr. Stivers' !ourth grade 1 ' won the room count. Miss VicYour FuiiServic. link Is ••• , kl Oberholzer presented a piano solo. Refreshments wert served. 184: cu.ilin. 6 eyl. Std. tTane. ,Radio, Heat er, Like new, whitew J tires, aqua ·finish. . .... Speed ·Up Evacuation " From Mideast Centers ''"' ed knits, stretch denim, bop. sacking, twill, tailored to II~ olde zipper closings and slip-on _.astlc tops. Sizes 8 to I ·e" , ' ' An outstandin& seleetion of women.s jamaica length Shorts, solids and pfaidl in ° ....••• -~~· '•, • WOMENS..$KIRTS iName Delegates To Convention On One '~ oflhese VI z II Election ol new officers lor nalres participating in the the 1967-68 year and the nam- ade, and the Rio Grande ing of delegates to the summer lege Chorale following the Pom·ll convention at Athans on June eroy observance and before the 15 were t•gbllghts of a meeting parade at Chester; of the Ladies Auxiliary. of Drew Mrs. Martin. rehabilitation Webster Post 39, Amertcan Leg- chaJrman. . reported that •bav·ll 111 ion. in( kits and handkerchlela had Mrs. Catherine Welsh pre- i been sent to the Veterans, Hassided at the meeting held at !pita! at Cllillicothe, and to the the hall Tuesday night. Melg• County veterans at Officers elected were M r a. Athans Stale Hospital. It ·was Guy Guinther, president; Mrs. also ·noted that veterans at Milton Roush, flrat •lee prell- Athens Hospital had been nm.. ll dent; Mrt. Jack Cacsey. sec- vided with money for use ond vice preoident; Ml'!l. Welsh, tbe commissary. secretary; Mrs. ROy Reuter, Poppy Day Chairman, treasurer; Ml'l. Osby MaTlin, Guinther reported total eonllrl, ll hlotorian; Mrs. Orville '1'/tlll,lbutlono ~I t35941 In the --11 1chaplllln, and Mrs. Gladyo rum., d 1 The u~lt made a · ant 1 t arms · 1 ay sa e. · mmgs, serge trtbutl I $50 t0 the Le~lon II Electad as delegates to the Ire on convention wtre •M111. Welsh. asury. first delecate; Mn. Martin, sec- The charter was draped ond, and Mrs. Gerald '1'/lldl!f- Mrs. Welsh lor Mro. A. V. Howmuth, third. Altemales named ell. Mrs. Ben . NeUI2llng, chaP- II were MrS. Guinther, Mrs. Car- lain, gave a prayer. She also ~ and Mrs. l.ennle Jewell, read two poems on .,~=~ first, secood and third, respec- "JI'lander's Field" and.' lively. m ill Sacrllice." Paul Basel met with the JI'OII'P i to dlscuso plans for the MemCommunlcatlofl! wer~ rea ' oriel Day observanee. 'l1le aux· \ from the William Neutzlmg 1 lllll'l' wlll serve a buffet limcb- A. V. Howell lamUlel and Mrs. !eon to the spealter, tbe legion- Jean Carr, outgoing · nresldenf. MrS. Carr ihe group lor cooperation ISS a I I lng her two years as ~ .., . . . . A special group of wo.mens cool .summer ,dress,es, In shifts, tent dresses, , ,'· . two p.tece styles, beautiful I· , ' ' solids, bold prints, polka dots, · paisleys, misses sizes 12 to 20 and · half lizes 14'h to 22lh. II Now < I . ,. DRESSES·' .......,.D. Deal . Womens . lesuJir$8.95 MEfGS THtATRE were ,, . " ' . " • " • . .I · t '· . I ., eBib Ovenlla Ill illuo Denim • Carpentera Ovoralla and Palnten Ovtrilla ... ' eWork Ca»>aild Work Aprou · eWork Gloves-leather, cloth, leatbor and cloth ,.. comblnatoDI , . · eeoveralls ln all s!Jea , : · ewort ·Jackets-Work Don~areea , eBelts and Suspenders . • . • ~omplete Selecdon of UnderwMr In alllizea and Murplly's Oil Soap Preserves As Well As It Cleens illls1Jies ·. Elberfelds ..n wall known llllkea ol Wort ·Ciotliit. • Let Bla Yank Carhart\:, Han~J. J. · • ' • • ' ' Stop In i1; meJII. deparlllleilt on 'the Ill floor and tbe Work Clolhoa .JQU;nee~, .. . Pure vegetable oil base. Easy on the bands. Cleans everYthing. .' ' . ""'l"'· lib. _ _ _ 65c 'llbs."_ _ $1.19 4 lbs, I $2.29 . WIZARD '· AIR FRESHENER ., '1'he tourl llart ID tbe mQ from t:ao· to U:30 • · Eliminates .undesllible household odors. 8 delicate, non-lingering S(!en~: llye~en, Spring Bo~ciuet•• Spice, Kl~~fhell Control, Special·Bathroom Freshen-' er and ullfee'.!iled. J4rge lilze 11 ouncl!f, Hysell Promoted To Staff Sergeant Sgt. Lawrence Hysell, stsUoned at Cu Chu, Vietnam with the 554th engineering battalion, has been promoted to Staff Sgt. E1 6. Sgt. l!ysell hal been in Vietnam lor the pest two month•· He wlll be there unUI March, 1116B. His wife, Ros~mary, and 1 daughtera, Brenda, Penny, and SherrJ, reside at 1118 Laurel St. 1 lllddleporl. Fruit Growers Arelmited To Wooster \ 59t r.; . ( ~· ' . "' I . ·, ...' . ' ~ •• "" lll i<•f.!L....• f, ' ~ '. •. ' ' . J. • ' � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 25, 1967 haning nibert steenbergen