https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f808a893bf3f00c11b2ec670040892e1.pdf 7517875d902a0f9f71f187d3a9e67619 PDF Text Text . I ' j .f :r .,. . ;. ' ·' "" .. I ~· ~· .,. , MiddJep0rf • • • CIUJrle1U1 Hoeflich, Tel. '992-5292 ' ' . ....;:.;, ... ' ,'._ ~ ' . ' rA.c 1 -, · ~ ~ ,,..'( ' ~ ·., ,-== .... ====' " "i;r-' " "' _ _,__,_....-, ......... -.j,: MEIGS THEATRE ' I ,)Eiberfelds In Pomeroy ·.·. .E . ·. .. '· - t fllr. lillie - . . ' .• toal&bl ••• . ~~~~ 'uwer . . ,' -~~!\l'llet ... . :q. ·•~ ·.~ 1 ~-leveL :' . · ·- -· ' ' owar orces Coq~pany 0'-ILJ 5WAYS to de what we say it wiD or your money back Mewd. , . . . .. .,.. ~ .~ Je ........ ~ ......., lllpea ....1 tl lailtl ... I h Wllllm llemltpbele, zl.aiHII . "!" NOW ill ~. :;.·:.·~.~v~i:~:~,__~ _ _.________,..;___.~-·o_._.,._,..,__r_o_r_~w_:.,t~...:.""..;,·...,;..; · ..,'': _ot.;_r~w_M...,........,,.:... · --'-'ao_,._.~,,., _________________....,. . . NO. 36 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORTI OHIO TUESDAY, JUNE 6; 1967 FIVE CENtS . . . . '.. . Homogenized SPRED SATIN Mrs. Edwards Honoree/at Dinner Party ' ··-fr. Nc;W You Know e ~.fq~' '7'<. . . .' • Glidden Paint Sale p omeroy l' \' ·~. nerOhio wereStale Jeff',UGibbs, a student Mr. and Mrs. Claude ~:; ~~~~·~W~.~\~'·~·;;;;;;;;; at niversity, CharPittsburgh, Pa., were les Downie of Pomeroy, one of Iguests of Miss Margaret the ushers', the ....,. o~:. Bill Per' completed a 111-week "1gineer « R · G'i Mr. and Mrs. alpn ' more rin and Mr. and Mrs. B P n Private PauI E. Hall, 19, son 1equipment repair course at h is' of Mr. anri Mro. Alien K. Me- :Army Engineer School, Ft. T ursday after v JtNeutziing, Pomeroy; Mr. a n d Allister, Route I, Ewington, I ovoir, Va., May 19. several days in Columbus . Mrs. Jennings Maynard, Del· their daughters, Mrs. John · barton, w. va., parents of the Parsons and Mrs. Vernon Bobb, bride. and her brother and sistheir families. Julie parter, David and Jennifer, both . accompanied her grand· in the wedding party. ParMroy, 0. pareJ:ts here for a visit. Recent dinner guests of Miss Michael Fultz of Chicago, Ill. '' TONIGHT '"d TUESDAY Margaret Sauer were M r s. is vacationing here with h I s June 5-6 TONIGHT ond TUESDAY Charles Tussy and daughter, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie June S-6 "GAMBIT" tTechnicolorl Mary ~ranees, Gallipolis. The Fuitz. l hil'lcy Mac Laine, M~rhael "CAST A GIANT SHADOW" Tussy family formerly resided Mila Jane Powelf; dau,ghter I Kn'k Douglas, Syh·ia Berger in Middleport. · 1of Mr. an d ~'" Caine, Herbert Lom-Arnood "'· Gerald M - PLUSC~I~;corloons: "WOMEN OF PRE· Mrs. William Stoecker of Cin· ·ell, Racine, returned Saturday Bon Voyage, 01 , Pot HISTORIC PLANET" cinnatl came Saturday for a afler visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Brad. ·vitamin Pink Wendell ~~~.~~t~rjith Larsen with her aunt, Miss Hulda Ernie Bing at Wiimi1J81on. Mr. entertained Friday night Swinger Klein. Enroute here she visited and Mrs. Bing spent the week· I a dinner party honoring ~.,.,,.....,=.;,.,..--...,.,.,. ~' '=,.....,,.....,====,.....,.,.'11 Athens with Dr. and Mrs. end here with relatives. 'Mrs. Leo Edwards, visiting M. K. Fugate. Mrs. Stoecker's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland here from New York City and father, Frank ~ugate, Pomeroy, Racine, left Sunday for La; Miami, Fla. remains a patient at H o I z e r Vegas, Nev. where they w i 11 Others present for the din· VISit !heir daughter, carolyn ,ner were tile Bradbury childreo. and Mrs . Robert Reibel I Powell, and family. :Suzanne, Asa and Mary, and Mr and Mrs. C. P. Bradbury. 'oi Morristown spent the week· Iend at their Leading Creek : The group joined t!Y M r s. 1home. Wednesday Mrs. Reibel Jomes Arnold and Carl Wolfe will go to Chillicothe to visit attended Suzanne's graduation ;Iter daughter, Mrs. William fr?,m Rio Grande College Sun, Kitchen, and family. day afternoon. She received a I Mr . and MrS. James John· . 10. two-year cadet c~rtificate in I. WASHABIUTY Z. DURABILITY 3. COVERAGE . son and children, Kim and Jeff. E1ght Me1gs Counhans were ' elementary educatiOn. Cln 1M 10/Ubbe<llpia.,. Taujll ICfYIIt later dries "! , moved today to Marys- among the Rio Grande College Mrs. E<!wards left Sunday Most ca!DIS CO'Ior In 0111 fiii· ID wilhdlnd bumps l(lin. Dirt, Mllb coat Cowers w1llp1per, ville where Mr. Johnson will be graduates awarded degrees in night for Zanesvllie where she IIIII bGckl. CGIDII Illy lidu.aid """" quickly lia!rt all. No - err..ployed. commencement exercises Men- wW visit her daughter, M r s. wiMA l"'OIIrtY IP~ild. won'llldt. Sunday guests of Mr. a n d day afternoon. Wilbur Urban, and family be· Mrs Walter Crooks were Mrs. The group included Druscilla lore returning to· her home in i Henry Fruth and Miss Kath- Sue Will of Pomeroy, Route 3; New York City. rye Fruth. Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ruth Stearns, Racine, and Ed Mr. and Mrs. Willis Aleshire. Bartels, Pomeroy, bachelor of Dayton. were here Sunday for . science degrees in elementary the graduation of their nephew, ! education; Linda Lemley, RutEric Chambers, from Rio 1 1and; Lester Manuel, Racine; tGrande College. Eric received Eric Chambers, Middleport, and his bachelor of scien~ degree Emalene Pratt, Middleport, I'" secondary educatiOn. He bachelor of sctence degrees in &. EASY PAINnNG lmoath,onnllnlsil. No t1p Homoaenlltd for creamy , Petfannanco (IIOVtll, hlilt· trahes in the Southern Local I secondary education ; and su. The Big Bend Boys 4-H Club • bruslt mlfkl. Touchujll smoothnHS. Not too thlct nt quality ..• biCked bi'l High School. Also at the com- zanne Bradbury, Middleport, met June 2, in their thIrd IIGII't 111011. llottoo dnppy. Ftowo nsllr ~ ~Ilk GuorontKI mencement program were bls a tw•year cadet certificate in meeting of the club year with '-llilllltlub 11111111r. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard elementary education. the club project, Automotive ·' Chambers, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alfred Scarberry of Project, Care and Safety, the Marcus Chambers. Tipp City, formerly of Middle- main topic of discussion. Mem· Miss Frieda Faehnle, accom· port, received a bachelor of scl-lbers reported on family acci1 ponied by Miss Lena Mae Fels, ence degree in elementary edu-. dents during the past year and WATCH FOR ANOTHER Bainbridge, will spend !llonday cation. the conditions involved, danger. "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK and Tutsday in Columbus. ous city intersections, member 6.69 gal. SPRED SATIN 5.20 • *181il-t•- • m l l l i i M ! 1 6 > - I Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Lee /responsibility to the family car, 'Smith, Miss Mildred Hawley, r and project progress. 2.15 qt. SPRED SATIN 1.70 eON SALE ALL WEEK AT BOTH STORES I and Mrs. Richard Karr, Jr., ,Jed Websier. Chief of Pome' w,ere weekend visitors of Mrs. roy Police, will speak to the 2.50 qt. SPRED LUSTRE 1.90 Rail's Ban Fr•nkiln Ben Franklin Store ,Eleanor Welsh Zeiher, a pa: club at the next meeting on ' i MIDDLEPORT POMEROY llent at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Tuesday, June 6. Among ac· 2.70 qt. X-PERT LIQUID PLASTIC 2.10 lZeiher is recuperating from a New officers W<!re elected tivities planned are a highway hip. Sunday night at a meeting of hazard hunt, club discussion on 8.95 gal. X-PERT LIQUID PLASTIC 6.15 :the Official Board of He a t b car Insurance, and a field trip Methodist Church. in connection with the State 7.40 gal. FLORENAMEL 1 5.90 The new officen are J o h n H1ghway Department. Bechile, c ha irma n; Miss Officers and members of the 2.35 qt. FLORENAMEL 1.80 Frieda Faehnie, secreiary; and 1club are Roy Vaughan, presiMrs. M. L. French, assistant ·dent; John Wiles, vice presl· secretary. Morton Titus, secretary; A report on membership and Swatzei, treasurer; J o h n evangelism was given by Mrs. news reporler; Pat Nan Moore. It was noted that O'Brien, health and safety a special evangelistic program chairman, and Bob Werry, ~ · planned lor September has been Jim Wiles, and George Thomprescheduled for sprillii, 1008. son, members. Mrs. Ha r o1d Repairs and improvemenis to Lohse is advisor. About '• . -:. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam -A. The event was held at t~te GibbJ, Pomeroy, ei·~:~!::[Ufltowner Inn in Huntington, with • dinner party W. Va. Marking the entrance rehearsal Friday night for It tbe private .JlSI:ty room was ~ding of their son. a sign "Lorraine and Bill." w Miss Lorraine Maynard Among the gu'esu at the din- lL-ut liiiU Society by I • /] f ' ' ·~ ..; ~:. • ._"'1~ ~ls ~ntertCiinetl ;J_!IfE~ Jentlne~ 1'omeroy.Mtddleport, .o:: June 1,, 19t,7 • :j, ,,.. ' ,, 1 • F> ' Joint Purchase I, Eight Awarded Degrees Sunday At R' G d ran. e 1 INSPIRING his truope. newly apPOinted Isrieli Defense ~ Moslle Dayan urged them to "your finest hour," Ia what he ealled a eldenlive war for l1ll'rival 1agalnst the ~b Dtltiolul. * 1 i t ) •1, 8iQ Bend Boys 4-HC/ub Work On Projects ',f ,,. Elberfelds Housewares Dept• · On the Main Floor BEN,FRANKLIN• I I .. UEAUTY 1' H th Boa d eo Oflicers Named Sunday Night OPEN FRI. NITE Tll9:00 P.M. AlSO OPEN AlL DAY THURSDAY I on ~oooay . a~: . Jtlhe J license H he I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~ · : lhe church building W<!re dIs- • -===="-='"'-========----==========~~~:.:.:;;;;;;e_;~ cussed with several items be· I lug referred to lbe trustees. The Rev. Max Donahue announced a change In the June 12 church schedule. The wor· ship service will be held at 9:· 30 a.m., with Sunday school to follow at 10:30 a.m. Tha Rev. Mr. Donahue and and Mrs. Nan Moore, Jay delettate, will leave that day lor Lake·!l ...:.....:..:~:.::.:.::~:;:=..:::::=.:::~ side where they will represent the Heath congregation at the annual Ohio Methodist Confer· ••• BOWL CONTAINS $100 ••• IN SILVER DOlLARS, HALVES and.QUARTERS .. - - - - 7 -, 3.99 YOU GET ence. MHSClatuf 1922 I• Enterklined Mrs. Eva Stout en~!rtalined tbe Middleport High Sc h o o I SWING WITH THE VILLAGE . . ·.· •.• RICH MAHOGANY There s noth1ng more fun where the sun shines than a strappy sandal •• , nothing 10 awingin' as rich, mahogany leather uppera. Pick your favorite Hndal or thong from the groat 5.99 sun looks by Paris Fashion AU YOU CAN DRAW OUT II Class of 1922 with . a barbecue at her home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mrs. Pearl Hey· noids, Cmdr. and Mrs. H. B. Flowe", Mr. and Mrs. Don Linn, Mr. and Mrs. George Meinhart, Mrs. Lena McKinley and Mr. and Mrs. 'David Mil· ler. Reedsville Soldier In Spanish Movet~ Paris Fashion, Connie and Jacqueline Sand1ls Army Sergeant Gary W. Mur··ll phy, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Murphy, Route 1, Reedsville, is participating "Exerciu Pathfinder -F..,;;.., conducted in nol'lbeastem ~am 11 a joint airborne erercise being near zaragoza. Sgt. Murphy, a radio te I type operator, is assigned · to Company C of the 8th Infantry Division's 8th Signal Battalion near Bad Kreuznach, Germany. IN ONE HAND .. ,.,. As ACash Discount On Living Room Sult•Bedroom Suit• Deluxe Fr-r, 25 cu. ft. Elec. Rang• G• Range Wnh•r·Dry., Pair THIS SPECIAL OFFER 3.99to9.99 n\ There is no catch to this oHe r•••·you actuaUy get credit for all the silver you can take out with o~~:Hand. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Wolle. Credit Terms Avalable ' . PtOballou ,. ' ' · ~l, ' ' .,.: ' 1111Dst "IDllammalory for ll:unl!)l Sl(i~v ...J . ,- ' AUEN WOLFE DIES Allen Wolle, 7$, of za~:S:~JII died Friday, according to received here thla waelu!nd his sister-ln-llnr, Mril. Mllile Jl 011' ,,, ,,I ALL THIS WEEK AT RUTLAND .FURNITURE In A Complete S•lectlon ... . ,., • gett. Point zn Board·. Session • .. f-1 . ... ' . . I , - ' • " �t "'IIJ Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0., June . 6, 1987 ' u. S.weJMN~A\Jc~Ffi.e · ~· Eight Marines Die U~~er In Mid·E·t ·£ris~ M~tains 'Stand R.ell Mortar, Ground Attack Geo~ WASHINGTON (UP!) -' The . United States maintain•.d the .SAIGaN (UPI) - Eight U. S. Marines were killed stand of a "deeply concerned" and4S wounded today in Communist mortar and ground nOJl«>mbatant tn the ~hdclle attaeks against a llase at Khe Sanh and a nearby radio re. East conflict today while lay stat:iou U. S. military spokesmen said. 1 · 1 · • About 20 rounds of mortar fire hit the Keh Sanh ' 1rong Y pressmg or· an lmme· outJlOst, about five 1\illei eli,SI of . the Lao,Uan border diate r:ease·fire through the about 300 miles north of Saigon. Olher Communist troops Umted Nations. attacked a relay point atop Hill 950, ·seven miles to the pre 1 1dent Johnson's an· norili, aoout ~1.11!, hour later. nounced schedule was no Tbe Marines elllM>In air and basJ of the lsi Air Cavalry different from any other Tues· artillery strikes .aatnst the Division in the Central High- day: 8 breakfast meeting with attaCkers but lhe rqutts were 1ands. . Democratic congressional lead, unkl\own. •·. The opokesmen saJd the blaze ers and a luncheon session with Anieriean tarJk crewm':" to. damapd ,4 Mnbap reconnaos- top military and diplomatic day drove theJr vehicles mto a sanc.; aircraft and several aides. But there was no doubt bla211t& ammuntllon and fuel h e 11 c o p t e r s aod destroye,J he was keepiog 8 close watch dumjl to rescue other Gls 150,000 gallons ~fhehcopter fuel on war developments. .. pinned down by flying shell and large quantihes of ammum. . . fragioents and searinj! names. tiou , he said. I The White House saod Joh"'"" A . spokesman said possillly In the atr, American jets had told "all concerned that the on• i\merlcan S6ldier 'was killed streaked through heavy Com· U.S. ought to bo the first to and _15 Injured in the blaze munist defenses to bomb North attempt to resolve the oituawblab Swejlt throqb tiJO stor- Vietnam 's mdustriai heart Mon· ago · area aod an adjacent day. They shot down three meclbl evacuation center %75 MIGs f I g h t e r · mtereeptors, muer'' nOrtb- 01 Salgoo. spokes.,.n said today. The spokesmen said ail the ,I • ;.~l;!"" r!ru'!: ~~~ Le~slature the b was apparentiy caused 1::)- . tili"ti'es . 9U .S•.ek rn. , wer ' !f T0-DfiiCKOrtl At'aGlanee tirTwo .\'"";'~nsK and e TIERRA AMARILLQA, N. W. (UP! I -A band of fighting~ 1 Spanish . Amerioans. clafinl~g 1 title to millions of acres' of ·IImd · , under ancient land p:rants. shpt11· their way Into ..the couriliouie :; ., • r of this northern New M'xl;:t village Monday, wounded· two · policemen and hell 20·. persono\ .. ' hostage an hour and a hall. ,. Then they Ded to another town nearby, and most ol them . managed to elude N~tl!JJWC: G®rdsmen and state !J!noill"&i"' IIJrougb the ntgbt. , " ) .. ¥ 1 The coWJtryslde took on'.. tbe appearance of ·• battle/leld, ,~ Nallnoat Guard, c~ed oull1!*.; ily by actlns Gov. f!i. Lee ~"!'an­ cis, sent 250 men and t~ ~ SYRIA AMMAN • - JORDAN into the area. , . , An estimated 50 of tho! SJl811o, ish-Americans, armed w H b hlgh·powared rlfies, hid 11n tl)e .,: bllls alter nightfall. The 811.9rdi- .... men and police kept alert, wailed for dawn before lal!llcb... · Ing an ell-out ..sault. SINAl PEN. !lut o~ r~l CollegelnwhBere. he Nmdrn~ted a Prior to that he was e:·~~~~l ::;::::::::::::~::::::::l~l;riij~if}~i;-...1 erne a ··~ )ger ee course "111'"" A m!Stra- by Central; Operatiog C Plant were •llllll'nced today by lion, .completiog this work with at tbe Philip Sporn J. B. Harreld, plant manager. the highest grade average of the G h Stall W V Zerkle W/' COLUMBUS !UP!\ - Legisla· Lester A. Plymale has been gra4uaUng class. ra a~ on, . .a. (Continued from page!) C W·IDS: •· Tho!' dump is at a forward tire 'action in bpel at Mt~~dB: pro~ted to the positi.Jn of ad- P(ior to coming with o~.EC, !~d:~~~.::.~e child aod power of Egypt, Syria aod .' night's meeting of the IIYIIh n.miStratlve assl.!tant lo the Plymale was associated with Jordan In devastating strikes General Assembly : plant manaser. lhe Jeffrey Manufacturing Com· Joseph K. Keiser, Yard Monday, des!roytng 3'14 Arab · Senate According It -.Harreld,.Mr. ·pony in Columbus. ervisor, has retired from planes on the ground aod in air . . llills paMfd: . Plymale h'fbee't'witll thffhio Plymale is the current ollhe Keiser has been associated with battles. It said 34 otllers A,· ' ·.lliJ the muni41· Valley Eie¢ic CorporaUon, ·Gallipolis Blut DevUa S...ter lhe Kyger Creek Plant NEW YORK (UP!) u probably were destroyed Mon • '! :~,"% !i!orration d~bt limit Md since 195'1 aDa bas SCJ'Vt'd ill the Club. He lB m8rried and has two 11154. Prior to Jo.iDinl! llle Ohio . - .ncer· day aod another 14 today. DL• r:; iJJ , garbage.~spossl reve· Operatiotlll and Result$ Depart- children aod resides on State Valley, Eie<lric Corporation, he ~mtyi!' g~t t hobgo~lm ~ Conlllcllnr aatmo COLUMBUS (UPI) - Oj>v. In the category of ments prior to his Pflllllllllon. Route 588 in Gallipolis. waurnp)!JYell by~ Toledo .e s ~~r e' 18 ng The Arabs claimed nearly 200 James A. Rhod~s today granted • debt excepted from the limita- Mr. Plymale is a grililuate of Rayp1ood L. Zerkle has been ison Company, one of the times of criSIS. And today, a Israeli planes destroyed. All a reprieve Willi JWJe 16 In r .. NEWAliX, N.J. !UPI)- Nlne tio~ , !V9te 28-3). Ume of ~ar, uncertainty re~a such reports came in official John Carter McClellan of Tal~ 1 Gallia Academy High School, promoted to Yard !iUpervi!<lr, s)liJllllldlJJcompaniet of large utility companies and a AI"· Slll~.••'Wifying provi· IIJSS of '56. He is also a gradu- succeedlog ·J', ' F.AeiS~. Zerkle Mr. an4.,Mrs. KeisV now s~preme m the major financtal communiques. do, who waa scheduled to die 11 federal investigating team t.. slonJ of the ~.end IIJ{)rlgate \fe of the Gallipolis lluoiness has been with ofl!C since 1914. side in Port Charlotte, Fla. centers of lhe world. Israel said Ita troops also the electric chair Wedoesdar day were trying to pinpoint the taw. (Vote 31-ll). The outbreak o1 war in lhe struck Into Jordan and captured nlght. . . cause of • poler failure Mon. Am . SB277, broadening au· oll·rich Middle East echoed like the . Important border town of The governor's ofllee said the ( day thai left 13 million persons thority -ol t~e Insurance CO'flthe crad< of a pistol shot Jerun, where Pope Paul VI repneve WOJ granled II re.,. , ln f~r Elslarn states without pames to invest in the stocks hi 1::), . .. _ ~ Mooday in stock exchanges ~sed from Jordan to Israel ponse to ,urgent requests from eleetr~c•ty for several , hours, . in,suranee, financial and mvest· By Uni~d .Press latcraaUoaal of seveo ~IJnllies vote Jt. "W.m lltlunJ:ll ~ate from Wall Street to san durmg hJS Holy Land visit 1n McClellan s attorneys It file ,, Tralflc lights ""~ ~t.fl• ~ ·wrporatillllS. !Vote 29-:ll. West.VJr~a.voters speak '";'t ~ay. /i -; G. Ebeling that t ·b tt Jlrancisco and from Paris to the 1956, and the fortress of Latrun. addlloooal appealJJ In feder<j! end )\'ater pumps stopped, Bills defeated: today m aliout 40 of the states In WblltlfM's·!);iiJ c Q'UDc II Creek Watershed project Far EllS!. Oil shares were Such an advance rut Hashemite court. electric trains were strBnded Sub. SBIJIIl, oettlng Sept. 30 as 55 counties to elect mm~icipal ~ection, 3fi '~dldlltes .,.,run· delayed becauae of a es~elally hard hit on the communications and outOaoked McClellan was scheduled. to and elevator• otuck between the cutoR 'date wnen a child officials. 'nln\! for nioe ' posts. The eJec. tug of war.'~ Moore claimed Loodon Stock Market as rears the Arab legion forces. d1e at 8 p.m. Wedwday In lhe fioors in the nation'• worst must be 6 years o!d to enter The largest centers of voting ·lion iS the first uDt1f,r 'Fl"ioe!l lltjenfeld 'lfld ollJ.- city grew of possible damage to With no major victorieB to Ohio Penitentiary electric chair etectryc failure since !IJ!! · .N<>- the first grade. (~ 16-IS '" tod!Jy are WheeUrg, Morgan. city charter decreaslog coWJcll made "glganlic installations. report, the Arabs turned tlleir for the kmfe slaylog of a To*o vember 1966 blackout th•t plun· the emergency clause and bin.) town, Clarksburg, Weirton a o d .Jeats from 11 to nine. through "political Ionuence wrath on the Uniled States and teen-ager nearly .four years ago.' ' ged 40 miliion persons into House Moundsville . . Amoog tho · Wlieetlng 'tncum- tbe ·sllll Conservation The New Yorlt stock Ex· Britain. They said they would The reprieve was expcted to darklj!ss in the Northeaatern Bllls pi!Ssed: ., , pther m~jor city elections are bents is Mayor Cbar le s L. people to OICUse Wheeliog change suffered a steep decline halt oil shipments becanse of postpone plans of the Oblo ComUnit.. States. HB6«, requiring safety equiP, scheduled June 13 in nine other "111\enfield. The mayor Is elected providing the necessary d at in prices with all sectors of the the alleged Intervention and m mittee to Abolish capital Pt!n;· Th~. bl~ckout Mondoy alrect- men! ott ail rental watercraft. cities, ltn:ludlng .Fainnon~ Htn- ;!r<ln council membership. and requirements as a ~ill Bos;<f'• list hit by losses at Alexandria aqry mobs burned IShment to ring 'church belli, ed ppchcally all of New Jli• (Vole ~). ton aod WiUJalfJOD. . Abom~l)elli\Vll\<lr\1~~ dur- 8JlOl18iC!flnB orBanizaUon." M'onday s session. The widely the U.s .. Consulate and attacked durmg the time of lbt execu- • sey. lnctuding Newark, Phila· Am. SB70, increases lees for In Kanawha County, reSidents ;ing the weelieod In connection lhleMeld bas dented lhe watched Dow.Jones todustnal the BrotJSh Consulate. lion. delohfa and as far west as Ha~· P!JJrmll~lfi,f~JKI !tJY,<o .,.ilh 1114- Wheellllt election. gaUon. He oppoees Ebeling average dropped 1!.5( points!" Accuses U.S., Brltala . ,. ·'-'"'X-. • .-A risbuig, Pa., and south IntO distrnlll!e ~rugs. (Vote 72-19): .Fiist District Congressman tnday's election for lhe Seventh 847.17; Its worst setback In "" Egyptian President Gamal Dell'llare olllt''Ma,.Y1$nd. HB419, requiriJJ!! tax aommioArcH' K,"Mooi'i!"Jr.'~ai'gl!d- ill 'Ward post, montha ..Out of 1,«0 todlviduai Abdel Nasser sent a message to stoner to notify financial inllti· .:,; . . ""' a Jetter dated June 1 to Seventh Republican and Democrats iSBuea traded, only liZ ad- lhc Arab c!Jiefs of state saying tutions and county auditors of Morgantown wlll vie for vanced. be had proof planes from !lie date to ~~ ••taxable deposits. . Gauges- GaUipolls, IU and councU seats, with them a y. r Gulf Oil dropped 33, Texaco ~h-s. 6th Fleet aod from British (Vote 8 ~). .. 11.0 running 9 feet of rollm; MASON - Mr. and M r I. also elected from council mem- was down 27, aod Standard of Ar::;afl carriers had bombed ·, ' Am. HB4~, changes deluutien Pt. Pleasant, 24.10; Pomeroy • JamOI J.._, of aear MJ4. bers. New Jersey, Staodard of CallJor· Is largeiJ in siiJl)IOI'I of CLEVELAND (l}PI) "- ... of tent·lype ·trailers ~ljli allots MaObn, 20-411; Hinlno, 1.99 fall· dlelowll, Oblo, former resl· nia and mobil $llloot more than inrael, The .Jordanian Embassy Abraham Rlblcolf, J>.Conn., ·19~ . . .. . . them to be sold at Bportin& mg; Kanawha Falla ~.$6 Jan. deoll bere, have -l•ed a point. Karacb1 reported a U.S. a group of urban p,lannera berti: :_ · "'"" County ;yo~qg people shows. (V?te ~). ing; Charlesttln, !D.all, l.!»vvon. ' word of the meetlal ollbelr ~:·:-llased pl~e actually had Monday that llfe lp big ' C)~ ·. may atlll register lo attend a runnine O.!i ola foot of rollers. 10ns, Jim ad Joba, at Cu The Order o1 the Cincinnati nBi ~.t down In the area of has become an "endur~~~~<feon.··' Souihtast Regional .Farm Bl¢Marmet, NJU)fng 0.50 of a toot: , Chi, Soalb Vltloam, on May Holzer Boopilal: Visiting is made up of descendants of of· co Radio te~.'' .' · ·.'· eau :\'outb Conference to be and Winfield, running one loot. , 281b. hours 2-1 aod 7-3 p.m. Parents ficsrs who fought willi George ''from the All ~ged Arabs We cbase after buaea. ·'II'( i beld '' Otterbein College, June Boat M"vementa: , Bolb mea, now Army olfl- only on Pediatrics Ward. · , Pe . " an,; to. llle are blnded by neon llghta, ·, 'Ire. 25 Jhtou&IJ JWJe .30. GaiUpolil 1Mb _ ~thy R. : eers, are former alad011ll at AGmlulooo wr:Can GuU to merCJlossly are bom~rded by noise;"· ·II!~ . · Th(' loCal Fml! BUteau wm and Oleaoder down 3:40 p.jn.: : Polllt PleaSIIt ud Wuama William Russell 11122 us .andbomb and blow up. au chainnan or the Senata''Jlll~ . send ·,apprOlimately sis repre- ' • Rose ·a. down 9, 50 p.m.; ~West.. , ochoolo. J~ •• 1 eaptall 111 am Ave.; Howard J. Rose .~·bas BrlUslJ instaUatiotll subcommittee said. '. • . · sentalives ana 'lnyo~ Interest· em down ltJ::Ill pm;·· Jbseph ' lite A~ Geaeral Corp~ VInton Ave.· Elijah E ' It es .In the Arab world." "Life in the 20th Cenlury city ed 1~ attendillj. may contact Mt. and Mrs. lleyle Multi and . · ' · · aad hao been olaiiGaed 8 ear • · urged sunllar destruction of h b , t!o !' Mrs. JCitired \la'~l Sllmner or , baby of Parma apent the we~ ~ho~n dup 3 ;~ a.m.; : ·.S. ·M. Vunr Til atil.o lui AIIJIIIL 121 :':~ Sl~Mrs. LaiTy D. oil pipelines crotsing Arab ,;come an onduranc. I n• Jael: Oat'ley~ tot~l Land0:ark ~nd with Ill• Homer Circle lam· Rt!~:_ M,J;i;,et, Joha IJ I Second UOijjuant CamO:,, ~Pike; Mrs. Dr. territory, Hibict!l made the rtmirb ~ m~ y. ·· · Lu Lu ., · . wftlt the Z&tlt lllfanlry Dfvt. a talk pired 1m: to ~t~ to date 'Vlsiting at the home of Mory p.~y; ~~~er ~:!. ~:·:~1~ alon ud reeeatlf arrived ' al =od~~~~~ ~rt. M. MisS Linda Smith visited on Saturday, Jue the No:... Obto tt~ ~ :nt~ !Jld loDavid ~ie ~~:u~i;.reofM~O,:;, Mary Jan down 2:16a.m. Alan Cu CIJ! from Fort Ord, CalH. Rt. 1 Bidwell; Tony E. Monday evening with ~s Jo ~~~:.•1 the American Institute 1J1 Plan. .,, at~IU JO II ca¥ Mr. and Mra.lllelvln Circle aiKl R. Merrill up .9:15 a.m.; Win· - L& uo I!M "!IIIMI!IIil Rt. 2 Ga!Hpolla; Mrs. Sinlth. Oblo Valley Uveotoa, Co ners. , ' ;; e. · daughter o( ¢olul!)hus Mr. •ll'l f1eld, lte!en Z. down•e:30 a.m.; B Ca T. Welch, llidwell: Mark A. Mr. and Mrs. Kennl!lh JolJn. BOGs_ 176 to 220 • · • "I ; . Mrs: JametJ Circ!O-ol New Hav. Semel dow n3: 15 a.rll.; 0. F. oy. used Fire ferl, Rt. I PJiriot; Mfs, son and Atmett of Middleport, 23; 2211 lo 250 lbs . ~~ 1fJ.21.~ ;.~J. ~ en. Mr. and Mrs. Denver SiJul· Semel down 11:15 a.m.; 0 . II'. Costmg 8100,000 McDermitt, Pt. Pleasant; ~~ •: M;· ~ry~oh~n, Llghs o to 23; Foi Bowa 14 ~ ' .' ' or of Parkenbur,,.w. Va .. aod ShaVeJ;, J;. up 5•10 a.m.; Jolt. BATAVIA Ohio (UPI) - p.. Fred M. Roush, Rt.2 Pt. Rou~b ofeWd~eport ~ Me; 18.50; Stag• IJ to 11- Bolral2 ' . illr. and Mrs. wadler Circle :or st:.uplll a.m. Uce Olio! Colonel aald ~ Mrs .. Ernest E. Griffin, Ia Wilson aod Mrs. 'Nora. John- to 18 ; Shoall 10 to 18. CCI · Gatllpohs. ·· '"' -Luck li, \!:&so .Monday a $100 000 tire company svllle, Mrs. Nellle L. C. son of Columbus were Sund CATILE - Steen :Ill lo 21· ·' '• (~tlmled f1'lal ,pqe 1 ) Dean and 'Eunlt Brlnkll' and Pennsylvania up 5:10 p.m.;,:Pop- fir• here Sund~y waa caused by zart, Lung Bottom; Mrs. visitors of Mr and Mrs J: Heifers 18 to 22· Baby Beef zO Two persons ''N ·· ' .U)J fonitentllry, Betty Van M-·~lled 011 Susla isr down 6;31) a.111,;. Lock 15, a !IJ.year<~ld boy. ert 0 . Tewksbary, Middleport; Johnson · ' to 26; Fat eow'a ~4 1<. 1l; can. accidenll Mo:re~ 1!J ' Gainer, Loog Bottom, R. 1)., John J. 1\orRe down . 7 a.m.; Colonel said the boy told him MISs Freda Flsc!Jer, Pomeroy; afiemoon visitors of nora 12 to 15; Bulla 311 to 28· Pomeroy omer 1 •..,.,. I be 2 G1tf.l Employee• recently . · Lock !e, Franklin Pime ·up '' the "complete story" and that Jonathan M. Perrin, Pomeroy; Mrs Joseph Johnlon . Milk Cowl 100 lo 200. ' called lit both ~ SPl!NonEIJl, 01110-REC- :llart!Ja Lee and <!liildr011 can. ~ ~.m.; ~;.oeaoa0:1fJI!'Ih. ;IP ba will consult juvenile author. ;;:'~. ~rry Joe P 0 r I· were Mr. and ·Mrs. James John- VEAL CALVES - Tops 32.· 'The equad weD! to Kart '. reacllOn lliroctor J. Gordon ed on Mr. and Mra. Arthur <liT IS •·~·Dun~ B )tieB about what action to take. 2 ~ · rs ..John E. oon, Jamie Sue, Mr. and Mrs. 75; Seconda 311 to 32; Medlwn Grueser home ID MlneriYlbal! Goodman reotgned Monday lot- of Chester Tuesday. · a.~., can ruco up ·~ omero~~ ~!11'1 L. Everett Ray Johnson aod Mra. 22 to 18; Com. lc llvs. 10 to 1:11 p.m. when •~- "'"·-. IOWJITf a [INha which revealed Mr. aod Mrs. }layman Barn. a.m., ReUable ~ 6 a.m.: Vehruo lllemorlal R01pltal Rt. z Raowe,, Mrs: On ill Evans, Stevje and 32; Colla lJ to 22. ltll from a "dd;'..;bs;"'....,. 5 foor )lon-elistent wotters had ltz of P~meroy catted at t be Lllllan Clark up f.S a.m..' Admitted - Winona Cook, Webb, Rt. Z Pedro, Lalftn and Mr. Uo)'ll Beeli of SHEEP - Ewa 1c Lma. ' to Ins oulllde the home.' · TfOI't,. recelted more than 19,0011 in Dean Brmker home reeenUy, Luck 17, Harvey Jordan u~ 3.· Pomeroy: Wiilard Clay, PoJn&. Flanden, Rt. 1 Guysvllle; City. 10; Stock Ewes I to 10; Fa I laien to VollrliDs ;.::~ "'"' 55 5 sataljes. lit odded that fu\ I a.m.; OVF;C up a.m.;. Luck roy; Paul Holter, 1\aoine; Flo- Paul D. Carter, Jack!On; Mr. and 11111. P'rank Sarver, Sheep I to 10; Culla 1 to &; Holpllal, trealed lor ' · 18 5 10 restltlition ol lhe money was COMMI'JTEE MEIL'I'8. , •. Ph!Up Sporn dow!!. : a. renee Smser, Middleport; Hel· ~mes S. Blakeman, and Eddie, or Beverly Buctca 4 to 10; P'al Wethers 1 eraUollll, and made prior to Goodman's r.,. The ConservaiiOII cotnlllltlft m., Buclteye State up 7.20 a. en Jenkins, Cheibtre· Kay "' Mary E. Essman, Jackweekend visitors of her to 10. At 1'1:1 p m . tl1o · 1' · I[!Datlott. of St. ~ul Lalheran churdl ~I m.; Lock 19, Cotton Q~~n up Ward, Rutland: Jame~ Dalley son; Mrs. Relford Crum, Coal Mr. and Mra Howard LAMII8 _ Tupa 22• Seeooda to ti,1 ' 110~ ~ .!hill Monday evming In the COPier- 5:10 a.p1,; Ed~ards S. B 0 .. Middleport; Donstd Jeffers: Grove; ~aid R. Elam, Rt. and Patricia. ' 18 to :Ill; Light Wta. to 11; lit Tuppen PIJina. !Ira; ~ i· enee room of the churdl. illetP- worth up Ga.m., PolJr ~· down Pomeroy Conme Stanley Shade; ChUhcothe, John L. lllllle r, Mr. and Mrs. Frank SltVtlr, Common 14 1o 11. ko, 'l!llo fr~ In bers preseat wen Mra. WII- 6:15 a.m.; Luck 20, Allqulppa V1J1inia Pierce, Middleport. Sba_.; lnd J. PhUUp Jolulny and Eddlo, and Mra. ' 1 faQ, 'WOJlakQ to ..:~ II . · . ltam Mayer, Mra. L. DoUjlaa, up 3:30 a.m.; Lock Zl, Charles Dkchorged. Gertrude son, Ashland, Ky. Holflrd Thonla aod Patricia v1sWINS DEGIJD er,. Hoapltal ~ &. <lfll. ...t. Mockey Wllllaml, Robert Je. K. up 10:15 p.m.; Crla• Jr. up Drake, Avery Romine, Gary lllrtha lied Mr. and Mrs. JUrley T. NEW HAvEN - A lofaaon admitted. .. · · l'lf?' TO INTIIIII8T or cobs, aod Pastor Brl111 Engel. 3:50 a.m.; Steel Trader down llyaell, John Clelaod, Beulah Mrs. Carl L. Cameron, Johnson on &mday oftemoon. Counlf resident \faa 011, 911011 ., ~ ~-'!!' i :411 a.m.; Queen Clljl up 7:15 Grabam, Robert Dye, Aton Edgemont Dr., son, 3<~1 Mr. and lo(n. Harley ~niDI aluderltl rteel\'bta ·~~ til' VISIT IN ro-1n. .,,. GIRL DROWNS o.m.; Lack 1fl., John Dean Shields, Rqolld Jeffers, Jamea Mooday. of Flat~ and Mr. ailtl'llrl. carllll¢alet from ·Rio ~ Craqde Recenotl 1~~~~. HENRIETI'A, Ohio (UP[) - up 12:55 a.m.; Eugeme P. Jones White, Robert Barrett, Robert Dfll<h&rJea CecU O~y olld !Jiitlly 01 eon.,. 11 tile CQIJetil'f . . a1 J. P. F; A 19-year-<~id Lorain CoWJty up 2:10 a.m.; Jeffboat up 4:10 Seelig. Mrs. Clarence E. I! o ale Atheno ...rellJlndfl v1si1Qra o1 comrilencemont ~¥Jill!It!:! Mr. lirl drowned Monday night a.m.; Natlortal down 6:15a.m.: . Miss Marcia M. Caslor1 Mr. IIJllllni, ~tf'w,pberi. eetvtna 1 fit: Jupe, . . when ahe lellllfeetlnlo a quar. Luck 23, WIUIJm H. Zinuner up 1J0M11S SWORN H. Cramaano, Mra. "-borr Mr. floberl ~. l)onald, 1n EleDIOiltary E d . •.' ¥vri, - · - . - - . , . . " - ry. Sbertlf'a depatleo ltlenllfted e:OS a.m.; Greenup ~~ H. CINCINNA'J'I <UPI) - Bert Coy, Homer F. M-,· ·h h pd Bt'foda of i!qlltt'l, Willie Bt:I!G':J'lclll!na, ~ 01 , , 1 ,~; . the vlotlm • Dorll Porry o1 E. Bowles up 7 p.tn., George Combs, lormll' governor of Palmer, Mra. ltalplt· w .• Parry, 0re1on. vlalted hla pannta, Mr. Nn llavtn. . ·', ,. , ·Charlea 1 Soutb Amhirlll. Scuba divera T, Prloe up mldnJChl; Vatv.. Kentuclcy, was sworn lit Mon- Carl R. Woolen, Jr., lllr•. Wfl. and Mn. Rolflrd RllJIIIII'!f I ' : er, S!JJ1t 1,11!':\lli!lt!!OOI" 111 Ill f':!""~ tecovered ber llody early totlq. tioe up 1:40 a.m.; J. 3. Lewla da)'ls a judge on tile U.S.·6th Us D. Marr, .~~r,. L'"7 . daya, • WM! Vlrllnl• and Afra, 41 b lf'ravoto, • •• up 3 a.m.; Elisha w~. down Circuit CoUI'i of Ajlpeala, 1o lUI ry, Dolphla A. JiJI!nqr, lilts. Mr. ~ .CoWU ~ .famJly of Collllllbua ~ , • ..,. .. DINHEIIJIOII'B88 S:lll a.m.; Mark M. up .;41 a. a newly..,...led aeaL James Llfle anllllllllJII Oeltl batt • wore' w~ flaltors Olllielll OOMPI.BTr.s 110 ~-- • - . . , Mrl. Jlnncel Raberta 'It'll m.: Lady llarjorle dowa 4:11 llr, J.lrJ. Cbarl11 . J!. at Mt and Mn Joe Hor. NEW ~:"'t II' .. hotiell at I relleerMI dinner a.DL: JoluJ lloiTOII up 1:411 L· DII!8JN CIWIB an4Jrilant ;, . . , 'l'lii lle1d. • ·. ': , 1· ,' •ole ::..'~iii"lol' llle SNtldlng JoriJ of Karen m.; Meldahl Locka, Admiral TOlWI, Wll. <UPI) ...(.'harles . . -, :· l - !Jir. and Mra. w. loyci and 1\lr, and .....,"""" ..._ . Dallly and Plilllp Roberti who J - down 2:00 o.m.;· Pamela Shaw, 51, Worthington, Obto, WC.U. ttMI!I aqd VfCkJ+ 'Ede,ri Veno7 oi\)OiliDlblll wert Mount ... II.' p,.;, looi 11.10. ·. , were lllll'ried J.Dill I. ,, .. dJa. D. ~ 9;81 a:m.; Clly ·ol St. was ldUed Monday whon hiJ 'nte ler!!~ature In and , 'll'J!ikeJiil ' , . .. of lbt1r pati.· an etgJJJ.\Qill ... - - .. Del' W8l heJd jniiJt dln:q room LouiJ tlowa 1;31 l.tn.; Bobby Clf collitltd headoOD With IJI- 'W'I doWDI9.Wn btiaJn~ V~l eiilj,Jiir, IIIli Mfl •Holt'.,. AioL OOUI'II 11 1 • 0 .... 'n.. _ . , fMill N•J• ~tho G ...... ......,. ....._. • do 3·35 · J "'"8 -"-·• I tr· "' · toda, ~ ·nn · · ·11...u '/~..,"~~ .. wt•r .. ~· , .,... ~, .oe wn . a.m., ames "' ..... on u• . 16 .,_ our i!'l .. 1qp a.m. . 1 w" , a liP •1111 ~ ·1 at Mo., r , ,. .ll'rlday eveall!l at GalllpoUs. 11Jnes dowa 4:16 1.111. mllea west ol here. deCrees under BUilD)' tlklea. · 'ot llihfll· ,· · UYII llj by an aerial iltumiaallon nare whl~. dropped blaziog' lnto the fuel pp. . eDAMAICI' lion." PreBS Secretary as 11\at in the Middle East it Christian added: "The Pres- was the clear duty of the jdent Is quUe desirous of talkinJ SecUI'ity Council to get the 1o inyOne who ran ..,nlributeto shooting stopped nrst before settlement of the ·conOlct." ·~•-tin• any conditions In •••"""" • •~ regard, Christian said might liter be rlljsed . it wa~ an "open . gp~S)tp~·;, . Officials ,were quick to make whether two EgypUan leaders- il ·clear thili .lhe Slate Depar~ Vice PreBident Zakaria Mohied- ment's Wtial otalement of din and Deputy Prilrl• Mioliter MiftJ;ality sin \housht, w.lrd aod Mahmoud Fawzi-would be d.o.l" Monday did not in the coming lo Washington, as teasf Wiler down the Prespreviously planned, for talks ident's .May 23 coodemnaUon With Johnson about the Middle Eg'yjlt's threatened blockade East situation. . the· .Gull .of . Aqaba, Administration officjals made southern llfetioe Aqaba, lara,el'al no public cOI>Jmeat on the Initial ~or did it BI8J1al any IIIOVe paralyst.. of the U.N. ijeouriljl lhe UnUed.States t& a~odoo ttl Council, but., it was plain t)!ey long·standlng commltm•nt to were bitterly di.-ppojnted at ~~ "support . ot lhe the lac)<, of 'eli'"'in~<:J>endOII~ . and territoJ;ial The Ajnerlo/111 position was integrity" of ..Israel 111d ber that in a oitualion as da!lgerous Ara~ neigh)lors. Plymale, Zerkle Rece,ive Promotions At · Kyger 'Creek Plant; J. F. Kriser Retires Land Grant · Issue Erupts lnShootout Uneertru."nty '},JIE WAR MCle'llan Hits w Jd' or S ' StQCkMafket . SB1~· lill'reasms ·I t pays to play Reprieve from , Electric Chair' ASHI LAS VEGAS, Nev. IIJP!) Tony Alvarado. 1211, ,;•~a,~~::; 1 1·I ·l) . ' 1r...'1 · Calif., outptined Rene /:~,: , '•' .,1 1 128, Los Angeles (9). '·1·:· ..,;'''·•'" .1. . MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPJ) Alvin Blue Lewis, 317, Detroit, knocked out Aaron Eastiing, 198, St. Paul, Minn. (5) . Braves, Yanks Win Games In Middleport Boys Play Big City Life E ndurance TesJ . ' yQuth Still l s· u May Ign p Hospital News carme·; ')" sOCJety •. Notes, c.;.,· e:,:.z f:• \VoH Pen Society Notes :• • Brle s I. r: ' :,: I....., l Two lnJ' ured m· . . Home A 'deats -... . )'' Eawacd :t...liit '"' ' 'Y"'5. ·· dlach- '"'· Mike •Bolin, a 12 year - old righthander with naming red hair,. was that hot Monday night In Middleport ' Boys' League baseball action when he pitch· ed the season's first no.ftitter, a 3-2 vilJtory over the Senator.. Bolin fanoed 16 - he whiffed 18 In his 'first start last week but he walked seven, landing to thP. two rulls scored by the Sen,,ltw:s. He walked a run in the aecond aod ~nother scored on a steal in the fifth. Meanwhile, the Yanks could lo little with Seoator pitching which open~ with Bratton on the mound. 118 got In trouble in the fifth when he walked the oases full, snd was relieved by Chester Rousb. Two runs scor· !d before the Yank rally was pul dowli, but II was enough to Jive the Yanks the win. Brattan save up only a first lnniog single lo Steve Gerlach aDd tl}at waa all the Yanks had. eraltan. fannOf! 3 Roush two. lbe game left the Senators 0-S, Reds Jioat Giants In 3 G~e Series thP Yanks 2-1. Senolors 010 010 - 2 0 1 Yanks 010 02X - 3 I I Brattan (LP), Roush (5) and Ktoes. Bolin and Carruthers. Umpire: J. Tannehill. BRAVES WIN The Braves made their rec· oro 2-1 with a sound 4·2 victory over the previously unhea·ten Redlegs on Mike SayrE."s £ive . ,, ,: 1 I· I 1'1111.,•1I , 1 J :(..~[~~" . 1~1., ' ' ., • THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF CHAN'C ... ES TO .WIN'T season with a tarn tend111, has signed hil 1116:1-68 contract with the New Knlckerbockers. Barne-tt avered 17 points game last season, fourth best the team, before belnl sldeltineaiiJ with the injury. BORE'M'J H\INOIIED WESTPOINT, N.Y. John lloretti, of Medford, Mass., who letteied In aoocer, hockey and baserball, has been hitter, though he tired in the fifth and got shutout help from righthander Bill Vaughan, who go,t credit for a save. The Braves played emrless ball in the o field . . Luu McKinney, I be riJ!hthander, gave up tllree hits In tile first inning, a double Sayre and singles to J. Harri· son and Mike Taylor. Taylor's drove in two runs, wldch, with an error, netted three run 1. :' The Braves added a run In the filth on a fieldiog error passed ball. and a throwing error. The Redless got two runs In the filth on two walks and Tom Cooke's double. That was when Vaughan came on to pitch, wltll HERE IS A PARTIAL LtSf OF LUCKY WINNERS.· WILL NOT HARM LAWNS, SHRUBS AND FLOWERS Phono 992-3741 ..,; a '•'•£.".:..: ...,, - MR· t 1 ' ' ,, .< ., - Middleport, Olllo '. $1,000 WI N·r-.t:RS ... .,,, Bllllngt1o~ E. Simon, Jr.Olha Mew Cottle, Pa. Glasgow-, Ky.Eirl Caooacly Edward MadeJ• ,• Lovely, Ky. Blaodtll, N.Y. (I ... ~ ~tonard ,, .old E. Martin . t· o:!smouth, Ohio _ _, ... _.. ............ _... $100 WINNERS ...... 'ttlllldlllta. Kr. """" ' · llri:lt ""'"""' . C. D Wla Alllhrit, Kr. ., ,,,.G. U1MUII Dthyltt, II Y. Wlltw T"""1• Sr. Blllllll6, W. u. ~~-C. S"-1 Mlllttd, Kr. loin !ttrllll AMM-illt. D. " J"""Citr, Ttlt llohrt M. lltitdletl ~. W. ¥1. C. G Slllllltr Wttm.f r'ltlltr OMtllld, 0. Wlllil1111 L Btttt IIY. "'*"• · t.O.m. SMid Grttltbtr&. Pt. •\ • ...... "·.... St.'"'·"'· ,....,... ...,_ u...,o. -- : :~ : .~ke . Gttrl.'l....... ~. CINCINN+TI ~UPI) - The league-1•"""'" CindnnaU Reds tak -;-.;:;:'1 · , butte 1 e on. ·~~ 1~ague 8 ' team' tonlgh~ . wbeo the San Francisco G18Dli Invade the Queen City for 1 lllree-nlght dand · . Th~ W~ Coast club ,pDoted by Manatler Berman Franks, • 000 020 2 1 3 has wo~ l1~,ofiii last lJ 3110 01x-_ 4 5 1 lo cUIIIh liito ,third .plice, McKinney and Hollman. lour IIIJII~ ~ lito Reds. <WP); VaUiban (5) and U.. Jl'or lbi'~nes opener Urilplre· M TanneiJJIJ. It wtn prollibly be • · Mill Pappu· of . tile looteraa~ll;,oiiii;JiLoa:;;;gue;;;llaadfocol Gaylord Perry ollhe Glan!a By Untied Press IDteraaUoaal the .tiJOUIIll,. • . · •' W.LPeL NEW DOI4'iliN8 Rochester 24 14 .832 !.UAMI , (IJP,ll-Nonnan Toronto 19 11 .518 w ••!.t:.. · Toledo 18 ID .4811 mas, a' .,..;...,. hack, Bullalo 17 18 <M Wendell Jllll!lf· lr• Ughl '""" havr been sfl!iet! 18 !tee Syroeuse 17 18 .4811 by ihe Mfmll!' ·- . 01 19 21 t Anieliean , ~ . 16 18 .471 8 'lboiDas playeii .~!h ~.::~IJacksoilvlUe 17 23 '. w a ol the Canadlan;L;que In I Monday'• Reonllo and ~lii;les' Iii' a _...•eli of R chmond 5 Roahester 0 6t it"'""" Syracuee 12 Jackaoitvllle 2 Un[nlil\}f ;o~~· ·• 1 . (Only gamea acbeduleil) '• C-tt~'Pt.J.II.Y, ~ \'1m1 8tNII KIYI ····- ,_. IJIIIINI, 0. JI11W111111itf Lillll, 0. '~ !wry. D ...... GrltRilt, lr l L.Hm...,.. . . . . ..1. -·- t-.J.- ML OMit, 0. l ,..._ ....... .... hat Rom• !MIIIIIWII, Kr. .ttrrrl-.r« ~ .....ffllli. Pt. C.flll. 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Dort P. ltl.. -...... -··_ ... -L=.::t:.• -t- ... · fors-r "I·'. ~~u ......... .......... :~,...,, ' -~· - \­ Jfl GliM. 0. (.C. . . . . . . .! ' lfri 11t1M11 Kl6 , .......I.Y. "''"·- Call anywhere In this·small area I(! -r ' TN..... . .Y. 00 { MiHraiWtlb. W.'h. l.alelilltr.·O. o Witbtrl ~ Jlfltl.Miil Nt•Ktlltilll'llt. Pt. W..., Ky. C. 111111.. • 1 ' ," tlld. • i' ' ,, · $25 WINNERS p.,....., ':'.:.of.:: -• ...,:';. Clarence Hoaklna Salem, lncl; ' Garry Adkins Blue Cmk, Ohio King Builders Supply Co. !-add creo ,., ·· $5,000 .,WINNERS . • ""'ood, Vaughan got Joe Ferreira to ...... _, out to center, then shut tho Reds out In l:bo sixth . ·. McKinney fanned ..;ven, walk· two, hit nobody. Sayre fillned 5 walked two hit one· ' ' Vaughan feoned two, walked • BASEIJALL t~~~' ...' .m DAILy SENTINEL lt .. ,. ' BARNET!' SIGNS NEW YORK (UPI)- D'ck Barnett, an eiJh~year National Basketball Association veteran who miSsed 14 games last a is Baeheror 'SeJ.n • ••• ' 1 west v·IrVIDia . . ''YOters.... ,'s. Peak"mg 0ut T·. River News .I ND 4 Ky. ... .':·, .c �t "'IIJ Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0., June . 6, 1987 ' u. S.weJMN~A\Jc~Ffi.e · ~· Eight Marines Die U~~er In Mid·E·t ·£ris~ M~tains 'Stand R.ell Mortar, Ground Attack Geo~ WASHINGTON (UP!) -' The . United States maintain•.d the .SAIGaN (UPI) - Eight U. S. Marines were killed stand of a "deeply concerned" and4S wounded today in Communist mortar and ground nOJl«>mbatant tn the ~hdclle attaeks against a llase at Khe Sanh and a nearby radio re. East conflict today while lay stat:iou U. S. military spokesmen said. 1 · 1 · • About 20 rounds of mortar fire hit the Keh Sanh ' 1rong Y pressmg or· an lmme· outJlOst, about five 1\illei eli,SI of . the Lao,Uan border diate r:ease·fire through the about 300 miles north of Saigon. Olher Communist troops Umted Nations. attacked a relay point atop Hill 950, ·seven miles to the pre 1 1dent Johnson's an· norili, aoout ~1.11!, hour later. nounced schedule was no Tbe Marines elllM>In air and basJ of the lsi Air Cavalry different from any other Tues· artillery strikes .aatnst the Division in the Central High- day: 8 breakfast meeting with attaCkers but lhe rqutts were 1ands. . Democratic congressional lead, unkl\own. •·. The opokesmen saJd the blaze ers and a luncheon session with Anieriean tarJk crewm':" to. damapd ,4 Mnbap reconnaos- top military and diplomatic day drove theJr vehicles mto a sanc.; aircraft and several aides. But there was no doubt bla211t& ammuntllon and fuel h e 11 c o p t e r s aod destroye,J he was keepiog 8 close watch dumjl to rescue other Gls 150,000 gallons ~fhehcopter fuel on war developments. .. pinned down by flying shell and large quantihes of ammum. . . fragioents and searinj! names. tiou , he said. I The White House saod Joh"'"" A . spokesman said possillly In the atr, American jets had told "all concerned that the on• i\merlcan S6ldier 'was killed streaked through heavy Com· U.S. ought to bo the first to and _15 Injured in the blaze munist defenses to bomb North attempt to resolve the oituawblab Swejlt throqb tiJO stor- Vietnam 's mdustriai heart Mon· ago · area aod an adjacent day. They shot down three meclbl evacuation center %75 MIGs f I g h t e r · mtereeptors, muer'' nOrtb- 01 Salgoo. spokes.,.n said today. The spokesmen said ail the ,I • ;.~l;!"" r!ru'!: ~~~ Le~slature the b was apparentiy caused 1::)- . tili"ti'es . 9U .S•.ek rn. , wer ' !f T0-DfiiCKOrtl At'aGlanee tirTwo .\'"";'~nsK and e TIERRA AMARILLQA, N. W. (UP! I -A band of fighting~ 1 Spanish . Amerioans. clafinl~g 1 title to millions of acres' of ·IImd · , under ancient land p:rants. shpt11· their way Into ..the couriliouie :; ., • r of this northern New M'xl;:t village Monday, wounded· two · policemen and hell 20·. persono\ .. ' hostage an hour and a hall. ,. Then they Ded to another town nearby, and most ol them . managed to elude N~tl!JJWC: G®rdsmen and state !J!noill"&i"' IIJrougb the ntgbt. , " ) .. ¥ 1 The coWJtryslde took on'.. tbe appearance of ·• battle/leld, ,~ Nallnoat Guard, c~ed oull1!*.; ily by actlns Gov. f!i. Lee ~"!'an­ cis, sent 250 men and t~ ~ SYRIA AMMAN • - JORDAN into the area. , . , An estimated 50 of tho! SJl811o, ish-Americans, armed w H b hlgh·powared rlfies, hid 11n tl)e .,: bllls alter nightfall. The 811.9rdi- .... men and police kept alert, wailed for dawn before lal!llcb... · Ing an ell-out ..sault. SINAl PEN. !lut o~ r~l CollegelnwhBere. he Nmdrn~ted a Prior to that he was e:·~~~~l ::;::::::::::::~::::::::l~l;riij~if}~i;-...1 erne a ··~ )ger ee course "111'"" A m!Stra- by Central; Operatiog C Plant were •llllll'nced today by lion, .completiog this work with at tbe Philip Sporn J. B. Harreld, plant manager. the highest grade average of the G h Stall W V Zerkle W/' COLUMBUS !UP!\ - Legisla· Lester A. Plymale has been gra4uaUng class. ra a~ on, . .a. (Continued from page!) C W·IDS: •· Tho!' dump is at a forward tire 'action in bpel at Mt~~dB: pro~ted to the positi.Jn of ad- P(ior to coming with o~.EC, !~d:~~~.::.~e child aod power of Egypt, Syria aod .' night's meeting of the IIYIIh n.miStratlve assl.!tant lo the Plymale was associated with Jordan In devastating strikes General Assembly : plant manaser. lhe Jeffrey Manufacturing Com· Joseph K. Keiser, Yard Monday, des!roytng 3'14 Arab · Senate According It -.Harreld,.Mr. ·pony in Columbus. ervisor, has retired from planes on the ground aod in air . . llills paMfd: . Plymale h'fbee't'witll thffhio Plymale is the current ollhe Keiser has been associated with battles. It said 34 otllers A,· ' ·.lliJ the muni41· Valley Eie¢ic CorporaUon, ·Gallipolis Blut DevUa S...ter lhe Kyger Creek Plant NEW YORK (UP!) u probably were destroyed Mon • '! :~,"% !i!orration d~bt limit Md since 195'1 aDa bas SCJ'Vt'd ill the Club. He lB m8rried and has two 11154. Prior to Jo.iDinl! llle Ohio . - .ncer· day aod another 14 today. DL• r:; iJJ , garbage.~spossl reve· Operatiotlll and Result$ Depart- children aod resides on State Valley, Eie<lric Corporation, he ~mtyi!' g~t t hobgo~lm ~ Conlllcllnr aatmo COLUMBUS (UPI) - Oj>v. In the category of ments prior to his Pflllllllllon. Route 588 in Gallipolis. waurnp)!JYell by~ Toledo .e s ~~r e' 18 ng The Arabs claimed nearly 200 James A. Rhod~s today granted • debt excepted from the limita- Mr. Plymale is a grililuate of Rayp1ood L. Zerkle has been ison Company, one of the times of criSIS. And today, a Israeli planes destroyed. All a reprieve Willi JWJe 16 In r .. NEWAliX, N.J. !UPI)- Nlne tio~ , !V9te 28-3). Ume of ~ar, uncertainty re~a such reports came in official John Carter McClellan of Tal~ 1 Gallia Academy High School, promoted to Yard !iUpervi!<lr, s)liJllllldlJJcompaniet of large utility companies and a AI"· Slll~.••'Wifying provi· IIJSS of '56. He is also a gradu- succeedlog ·J', ' F.AeiS~. Zerkle Mr. an4.,Mrs. KeisV now s~preme m the major financtal communiques. do, who waa scheduled to die 11 federal investigating team t.. slonJ of the ~.end IIJ{)rlgate \fe of the Gallipolis lluoiness has been with ofl!C since 1914. side in Port Charlotte, Fla. centers of lhe world. Israel said Ita troops also the electric chair Wedoesdar day were trying to pinpoint the taw. (Vote 31-ll). The outbreak o1 war in lhe struck Into Jordan and captured nlght. . . cause of • poler failure Mon. Am . SB277, broadening au· oll·rich Middle East echoed like the . Important border town of The governor's ofllee said the ( day thai left 13 million persons thority -ol t~e Insurance CO'flthe crad< of a pistol shot Jerun, where Pope Paul VI repneve WOJ granled II re.,. , ln f~r Elslarn states without pames to invest in the stocks hi 1::), . .. _ ~ Mooday in stock exchanges ~sed from Jordan to Israel ponse to ,urgent requests from eleetr~c•ty for several , hours, . in,suranee, financial and mvest· By Uni~d .Press latcraaUoaal of seveo ~IJnllies vote Jt. "W.m lltlunJ:ll ~ate from Wall Street to san durmg hJS Holy Land visit 1n McClellan s attorneys It file ,, Tralflc lights ""~ ~t.fl• ~ ·wrporatillllS. !Vote 29-:ll. West.VJr~a.voters speak '";'t ~ay. /i -; G. Ebeling that t ·b tt Jlrancisco and from Paris to the 1956, and the fortress of Latrun. addlloooal appealJJ In feder<j! end )\'ater pumps stopped, Bills defeated: today m aliout 40 of the states In WblltlfM's·!);iiJ c Q'UDc II Creek Watershed project Far EllS!. Oil shares were Such an advance rut Hashemite court. electric trains were strBnded Sub. SBIJIIl, oettlng Sept. 30 as 55 counties to elect mm~icipal ~ection, 3fi '~dldlltes .,.,run· delayed becauae of a es~elally hard hit on the communications and outOaoked McClellan was scheduled. to and elevator• otuck between the cutoR 'date wnen a child officials. 'nln\! for nioe ' posts. The eJec. tug of war.'~ Moore claimed Loodon Stock Market as rears the Arab legion forces. d1e at 8 p.m. Wedwday In lhe fioors in the nation'• worst must be 6 years o!d to enter The largest centers of voting ·lion iS the first uDt1f,r 'Fl"ioe!l lltjenfeld 'lfld ollJ.- city grew of possible damage to With no major victorieB to Ohio Penitentiary electric chair etectryc failure since !IJ!! · .N<>- the first grade. (~ 16-IS '" tod!Jy are WheeUrg, Morgan. city charter decreaslog coWJcll made "glganlic installations. report, the Arabs turned tlleir for the kmfe slaylog of a To*o vember 1966 blackout th•t plun· the emergency clause and bin.) town, Clarksburg, Weirton a o d .Jeats from 11 to nine. through "political Ionuence wrath on the Uniled States and teen-ager nearly .four years ago.' ' ged 40 miliion persons into House Moundsville . . Amoog tho · Wlieetlng 'tncum- tbe ·sllll Conservation The New Yorlt stock Ex· Britain. They said they would The reprieve was expcted to darklj!ss in the Northeaatern Bllls pi!Ssed: ., , pther m~jor city elections are bents is Mayor Cbar le s L. people to OICUse Wheeliog change suffered a steep decline halt oil shipments becanse of postpone plans of the Oblo ComUnit.. States. HB6«, requiring safety equiP, scheduled June 13 in nine other "111\enfield. The mayor Is elected providing the necessary d at in prices with all sectors of the the alleged Intervention and m mittee to Abolish capital Pt!n;· Th~. bl~ckout Mondoy alrect- men! ott ail rental watercraft. cities, ltn:ludlng .Fainnon~ Htn- ;!r<ln council membership. and requirements as a ~ill Bos;<f'• list hit by losses at Alexandria aqry mobs burned IShment to ring 'church belli, ed ppchcally all of New Jli• (Vole ~). ton aod WiUJalfJOD. . Abom~l)elli\Vll\<lr\1~~ dur- 8JlOl18iC!flnB orBanizaUon." M'onday s session. The widely the U.s .. Consulate and attacked durmg the time of lbt execu- • sey. lnctuding Newark, Phila· Am. SB70, increases lees for In Kanawha County, reSidents ;ing the weelieod In connection lhleMeld bas dented lhe watched Dow.Jones todustnal the BrotJSh Consulate. lion. delohfa and as far west as Ha~· P!JJrmll~lfi,f~JKI !tJY,<o .,.ilh 1114- Wheellllt election. gaUon. He oppoees Ebeling average dropped 1!.5( points!" Accuses U.S., Brltala . ,. ·'-'"'X-. • .-A risbuig, Pa., and south IntO distrnlll!e ~rugs. (Vote 72-19): .Fiist District Congressman tnday's election for lhe Seventh 847.17; Its worst setback In "" Egyptian President Gamal Dell'llare olllt''Ma,.Y1$nd. HB419, requiriJJ!! tax aommioArcH' K,"Mooi'i!"Jr.'~ai'gl!d- ill 'Ward post, montha ..Out of 1,«0 todlviduai Abdel Nasser sent a message to stoner to notify financial inllti· .:,; . . ""' a Jetter dated June 1 to Seventh Republican and Democrats iSBuea traded, only liZ ad- lhc Arab c!Jiefs of state saying tutions and county auditors of Morgantown wlll vie for vanced. be had proof planes from !lie date to ~~ ••taxable deposits. . Gauges- GaUipolls, IU and councU seats, with them a y. r Gulf Oil dropped 33, Texaco ~h-s. 6th Fleet aod from British (Vote 8 ~). .. 11.0 running 9 feet of rollm; MASON - Mr. and M r I. also elected from council mem- was down 27, aod Standard of Ar::;afl carriers had bombed ·, ' Am. HB4~, changes deluutien Pt. Pleasant, 24.10; Pomeroy • JamOI J.._, of aear MJ4. bers. New Jersey, Staodard of CallJor· Is largeiJ in siiJl)IOI'I of CLEVELAND (l}PI) "- ... of tent·lype ·trailers ~ljli allots MaObn, 20-411; Hinlno, 1.99 fall· dlelowll, Oblo, former resl· nia and mobil $llloot more than inrael, The .Jordanian Embassy Abraham Rlblcolf, J>.Conn., ·19~ . . .. . . them to be sold at Bportin& mg; Kanawha Falla ~.$6 Jan. deoll bere, have -l•ed a point. Karacb1 reported a U.S. a group of urban p,lannera berti: :_ · "'"" County ;yo~qg people shows. (V?te ~). ing; Charlesttln, !D.all, l.!»vvon. ' word of the meetlal ollbelr ~:·:-llased pl~e actually had Monday that llfe lp big ' C)~ ·. may atlll register lo attend a runnine O.!i ola foot of rollers. 10ns, Jim ad Joba, at Cu The Order o1 the Cincinnati nBi ~.t down In the area of has become an "endur~~~~<feon.··' Souihtast Regional .Farm Bl¢Marmet, NJU)fng 0.50 of a toot: , Chi, Soalb Vltloam, on May Holzer Boopilal: Visiting is made up of descendants of of· co Radio te~.'' .' · ·.'· eau :\'outb Conference to be and Winfield, running one loot. , 281b. hours 2-1 aod 7-3 p.m. Parents ficsrs who fought willi George ''from the All ~ged Arabs We cbase after buaea. ·'II'( i beld '' Otterbein College, June Boat M"vementa: , Bolb mea, now Army olfl- only on Pediatrics Ward. · , Pe . " an,; to. llle are blnded by neon llghta, ·, 'Ire. 25 Jhtou&IJ JWJe .30. GaiUpolil 1Mb _ ~thy R. : eers, are former alad011ll at AGmlulooo wr:Can GuU to merCJlossly are bom~rded by noise;"· ·II!~ . · Th(' loCal Fml! BUteau wm and Oleaoder down 3:40 p.jn.: : Polllt PleaSIIt ud Wuama William Russell 11122 us .andbomb and blow up. au chainnan or the Senata''Jlll~ . send ·,apprOlimately sis repre- ' • Rose ·a. down 9, 50 p.m.; ~West.. , ochoolo. J~ •• 1 eaptall 111 am Ave.; Howard J. Rose .~·bas BrlUslJ instaUatiotll subcommittee said. '. • . · sentalives ana 'lnyo~ Interest· em down ltJ::Ill pm;·· Jbseph ' lite A~ Geaeral Corp~ VInton Ave.· Elijah E ' It es .In the Arab world." "Life in the 20th Cenlury city ed 1~ attendillj. may contact Mt. and Mrs. lleyle Multi and . · ' · · aad hao been olaiiGaed 8 ear • · urged sunllar destruction of h b , t!o !' Mrs. JCitired \la'~l Sllmner or , baby of Parma apent the we~ ~ho~n dup 3 ;~ a.m.; : ·.S. ·M. Vunr Til atil.o lui AIIJIIIL 121 :':~ Sl~Mrs. LaiTy D. oil pipelines crotsing Arab ,;come an onduranc. I n• Jael: Oat'ley~ tot~l Land0:ark ~nd with Ill• Homer Circle lam· Rt!~:_ M,J;i;,et, Joha IJ I Second UOijjuant CamO:,, ~Pike; Mrs. Dr. territory, Hibict!l made the rtmirb ~ m~ y. ·· · Lu Lu ., · . wftlt the Z&tlt lllfanlry Dfvt. a talk pired 1m: to ~t~ to date 'Vlsiting at the home of Mory p.~y; ~~~er ~:!. ~:·:~1~ alon ud reeeatlf arrived ' al =od~~~~~ ~rt. M. MisS Linda Smith visited on Saturday, Jue the No:... Obto tt~ ~ :nt~ !Jld loDavid ~ie ~~:u~i;.reofM~O,:;, Mary Jan down 2:16a.m. Alan Cu CIJ! from Fort Ord, CalH. Rt. 1 Bidwell; Tony E. Monday evening with ~s Jo ~~~:.•1 the American Institute 1J1 Plan. .,, at~IU JO II ca¥ Mr. and Mra.lllelvln Circle aiKl R. Merrill up .9:15 a.m.; Win· - L& uo I!M "!IIIMI!IIil Rt. 2 Ga!Hpolla; Mrs. Sinlth. Oblo Valley Uveotoa, Co ners. , ' ;; e. · daughter o( ¢olul!)hus Mr. •ll'l f1eld, lte!en Z. down•e:30 a.m.; B Ca T. Welch, llidwell: Mark A. Mr. and Mrs. Kennl!lh JolJn. BOGs_ 176 to 220 • · • "I ; . Mrs: JametJ Circ!O-ol New Hav. Semel dow n3: 15 a.rll.; 0. F. oy. used Fire ferl, Rt. I PJiriot; Mfs, son and Atmett of Middleport, 23; 2211 lo 250 lbs . ~~ 1fJ.21.~ ;.~J. ~ en. Mr. and Mrs. Denver SiJul· Semel down 11:15 a.m.; 0 . II'. Costmg 8100,000 McDermitt, Pt. Pleasant; ~~ •: M;· ~ry~oh~n, Llghs o to 23; Foi Bowa 14 ~ ' .' ' or of Parkenbur,,.w. Va .. aod ShaVeJ;, J;. up 5•10 a.m.; Jolt. BATAVIA Ohio (UPI) - p.. Fred M. Roush, Rt.2 Pt. Rou~b ofeWd~eport ~ Me; 18.50; Stag• IJ to 11- Bolral2 ' . illr. and Mrs. wadler Circle :or st:.uplll a.m. Uce Olio! Colonel aald ~ Mrs .. Ernest E. Griffin, Ia Wilson aod Mrs. 'Nora. John- to 18 ; Shoall 10 to 18. CCI · Gatllpohs. ·· '"' -Luck li, \!:&so .Monday a $100 000 tire company svllle, Mrs. Nellle L. C. son of Columbus were Sund CATILE - Steen :Ill lo 21· ·' '• (~tlmled f1'lal ,pqe 1 ) Dean and 'Eunlt Brlnkll' and Pennsylvania up 5:10 p.m.;,:Pop- fir• here Sund~y waa caused by zart, Lung Bottom; Mrs. visitors of Mr and Mrs J: Heifers 18 to 22· Baby Beef zO Two persons ''N ·· ' .U)J fonitentllry, Betty Van M-·~lled 011 Susla isr down 6;31) a.111,;. Lock 15, a !IJ.year<~ld boy. ert 0 . Tewksbary, Middleport; Johnson · ' to 26; Fat eow'a ~4 1<. 1l; can. accidenll Mo:re~ 1!J ' Gainer, Loog Bottom, R. 1)., John J. 1\orRe down . 7 a.m.; Colonel said the boy told him MISs Freda Flsc!Jer, Pomeroy; afiemoon visitors of nora 12 to 15; Bulla 311 to 28· Pomeroy omer 1 •..,.,. I be 2 G1tf.l Employee• recently . · Lock !e, Franklin Pime ·up '' the "complete story" and that Jonathan M. Perrin, Pomeroy; Mrs Joseph Johnlon . Milk Cowl 100 lo 200. ' called lit both ~ SPl!NonEIJl, 01110-REC- :llart!Ja Lee and <!liildr011 can. ~ ~.m.; ~;.oeaoa0:1fJI!'Ih. ;IP ba will consult juvenile author. ;;:'~. ~rry Joe P 0 r I· were Mr. and ·Mrs. James John- VEAL CALVES - Tops 32.· 'The equad weD! to Kart '. reacllOn lliroctor J. Gordon ed on Mr. and Mra. Arthur <liT IS •·~·Dun~ B )tieB about what action to take. 2 ~ · rs ..John E. oon, Jamie Sue, Mr. and Mrs. 75; Seconda 311 to 32; Medlwn Grueser home ID MlneriYlbal! Goodman reotgned Monday lot- of Chester Tuesday. · a.~., can ruco up ·~ omero~~ ~!11'1 L. Everett Ray Johnson aod Mra. 22 to 18; Com. lc llvs. 10 to 1:11 p.m. when •~- "'"·-. IOWJITf a [INha which revealed Mr. aod Mrs. }layman Barn. a.m., ReUable ~ 6 a.m.: Vehruo lllemorlal R01pltal Rt. z Raowe,, Mrs: On ill Evans, Stevje and 32; Colla lJ to 22. ltll from a "dd;'..;bs;"'....,. 5 foor )lon-elistent wotters had ltz of P~meroy catted at t be Lllllan Clark up f.S a.m..' Admitted - Winona Cook, Webb, Rt. Z Pedro, Lalftn and Mr. Uo)'ll Beeli of SHEEP - Ewa 1c Lma. ' to Ins oulllde the home.' · TfOI't,. recelted more than 19,0011 in Dean Brmker home reeenUy, Luck 17, Harvey Jordan u~ 3.· Pomeroy: Wiilard Clay, PoJn&. Flanden, Rt. 1 Guysvllle; City. 10; Stock Ewes I to 10; Fa I laien to VollrliDs ;.::~ "'"' 55 5 sataljes. lit odded that fu\ I a.m.; OVF;C up a.m.;. Luck roy; Paul Holter, 1\aoine; Flo- Paul D. Carter, Jack!On; Mr. and 11111. P'rank Sarver, Sheep I to 10; Culla 1 to &; Holpllal, trealed lor ' · 18 5 10 restltlition ol lhe money was COMMI'JTEE MEIL'I'8. , •. Ph!Up Sporn dow!!. : a. renee Smser, Middleport; Hel· ~mes S. Blakeman, and Eddie, or Beverly Buctca 4 to 10; P'al Wethers 1 eraUollll, and made prior to Goodman's r.,. The ConservaiiOII cotnlllltlft m., Buclteye State up 7.20 a. en Jenkins, Cheibtre· Kay "' Mary E. Essman, Jackweekend visitors of her to 10. At 1'1:1 p m . tl1o · 1' · I[!Datlott. of St. ~ul Lalheran churdl ~I m.; Lock 19, Cotton Q~~n up Ward, Rutland: Jame~ Dalley son; Mrs. Relford Crum, Coal Mr. and Mra Howard LAMII8 _ Tupa 22• Seeooda to ti,1 ' 110~ ~ .!hill Monday evming In the COPier- 5:10 a.p1,; Ed~ards S. B 0 .. Middleport; Donstd Jeffers: Grove; ~aid R. Elam, Rt. and Patricia. ' 18 to :Ill; Light Wta. to 11; lit Tuppen PIJina. !Ira; ~ i· enee room of the churdl. illetP- worth up Ga.m., PolJr ~· down Pomeroy Conme Stanley Shade; ChUhcothe, John L. lllllle r, Mr. and Mrs. Frank SltVtlr, Common 14 1o 11. ko, 'l!llo fr~ In bers preseat wen Mra. WII- 6:15 a.m.; Luck 20, Allqulppa V1J1inia Pierce, Middleport. Sba_.; lnd J. PhUUp Jolulny and Eddlo, and Mra. ' 1 faQ, 'WOJlakQ to ..:~ II . · . ltam Mayer, Mra. L. DoUjlaa, up 3:30 a.m.; Lock Zl, Charles Dkchorged. Gertrude son, Ashland, Ky. Holflrd Thonla aod Patricia v1sWINS DEGIJD er,. Hoapltal ~ &. <lfll. ...t. Mockey Wllllaml, Robert Je. K. up 10:15 p.m.; Crla• Jr. up Drake, Avery Romine, Gary lllrtha lied Mr. and Mrs. JUrley T. NEW HAvEN - A lofaaon admitted. .. · · l'lf?' TO INTIIIII8T or cobs, aod Pastor Brl111 Engel. 3:50 a.m.; Steel Trader down llyaell, John Clelaod, Beulah Mrs. Carl L. Cameron, Johnson on &mday oftemoon. Counlf resident \faa 011, 911011 ., ~ ~-'!!' i :411 a.m.; Queen Clljl up 7:15 Grabam, Robert Dye, Aton Edgemont Dr., son, 3<~1 Mr. and lo(n. Harley ~niDI aluderltl rteel\'bta ·~~ til' VISIT IN ro-1n. .,,. GIRL DROWNS o.m.; Lack 1fl., John Dean Shields, Rqolld Jeffers, Jamea Mooday. of Flat~ and Mr. ailtl'llrl. carllll¢alet from ·Rio ~ Craqde Recenotl 1~~~~. HENRIETI'A, Ohio (UP[) - up 12:55 a.m.; Eugeme P. Jones White, Robert Barrett, Robert Dfll<h&rJea CecU O~y olld !Jiitlly 01 eon.,. 11 tile CQIJetil'f . . a1 J. P. F; A 19-year-<~id Lorain CoWJty up 2:10 a.m.; Jeffboat up 4:10 Seelig. Mrs. Clarence E. I! o ale Atheno ...rellJlndfl v1si1Qra o1 comrilencemont ~¥Jill!It!:! Mr. lirl drowned Monday night a.m.; Natlortal down 6:15a.m.: . Miss Marcia M. Caslor1 Mr. IIJllllni, ~tf'w,pberi. eetvtna 1 fit: Jupe, . . when ahe lellllfeetlnlo a quar. Luck 23, WIUIJm H. Zinuner up 1J0M11S SWORN H. Cramaano, Mra. "-borr Mr. floberl ~. l)onald, 1n EleDIOiltary E d . •.' ¥vri, - · - . - - . , . . " - ry. Sbertlf'a depatleo ltlenllfted e:OS a.m.; Greenup ~~ H. CINCINNA'J'I <UPI) - Bert Coy, Homer F. M-,· ·h h pd Bt'foda of i!qlltt'l, Willie Bt:I!G':J'lclll!na, ~ 01 , , 1 ,~; . the vlotlm • Dorll Porry o1 E. Bowles up 7 p.tn., George Combs, lormll' governor of Palmer, Mra. ltalplt· w .• Parry, 0re1on. vlalted hla pannta, Mr. Nn llavtn. . ·', ,. , ·Charlea 1 Soutb Amhirlll. Scuba divera T, Prloe up mldnJChl; Vatv.. Kentuclcy, was sworn lit Mon- Carl R. Woolen, Jr., lllr•. Wfl. and Mn. Rolflrd RllJIIIII'!f I ' : er, S!JJ1t 1,11!':\lli!lt!!OOI" 111 Ill f':!""~ tecovered ber llody early totlq. tioe up 1:40 a.m.; J. 3. Lewla da)'ls a judge on tile U.S.·6th Us D. Marr, .~~r,. L'"7 . daya, • WM! Vlrllnl• and Afra, 41 b lf'ravoto, • •• up 3 a.m.; Elisha w~. down Circuit CoUI'i of Ajlpeala, 1o lUI ry, Dolphla A. JiJI!nqr, lilts. Mr. ~ .CoWU ~ .famJly of Collllllbua ~ , • ..,. .. DINHEIIJIOII'B88 S:lll a.m.; Mark M. up .;41 a. a newly..,...led aeaL James Llfle anllllllllJII Oeltl batt • wore' w~ flaltors Olllielll OOMPI.BTr.s 110 ~-- • - . . , Mrl. Jlnncel Raberta 'It'll m.: Lady llarjorle dowa 4:11 llr, J.lrJ. Cbarl11 . J!. at Mt and Mn Joe Hor. NEW ~:"'t II' .. hotiell at I relleerMI dinner a.DL: JoluJ lloiTOII up 1:411 L· DII!8JN CIWIB an4Jrilant ;, . . , 'l'lii lle1d. • ·. ': , 1· ,' •ole ::..'~iii"lol' llle SNtldlng JoriJ of Karen m.; Meldahl Locka, Admiral TOlWI, Wll. <UPI) ...(.'harles . . -, :· l - !Jir. and Mra. w. loyci and 1\lr, and .....,"""" ..._ . Dallly and Plilllp Roberti who J - down 2:00 o.m.;· Pamela Shaw, 51, Worthington, Obto, WC.U. ttMI!I aqd VfCkJ+ 'Ede,ri Veno7 oi\)OiliDlblll wert Mount ... II.' p,.;, looi 11.10. ·. , were lllll'ried J.Dill I. ,, .. dJa. D. ~ 9;81 a:m.; Clly ·ol St. was ldUed Monday whon hiJ 'nte ler!!~ature In and , 'll'J!ikeJiil ' , . .. of lbt1r pati.· an etgJJJ.\Qill ... - - .. Del' W8l heJd jniiJt dln:q room LouiJ tlowa 1;31 l.tn.; Bobby Clf collitltd headoOD With IJI- 'W'I doWDI9.Wn btiaJn~ V~l eiilj,Jiir, IIIli Mfl •Holt'.,. AioL OOUI'II 11 1 • 0 .... 'n.. _ . , fMill N•J• ~tho G ...... ......,. ....._. • do 3·35 · J "'"8 -"-·• I tr· "' · toda, ~ ·nn · · ·11...u '/~..,"~~ .. wt•r .. ~· , .,... ~, .oe wn . a.m., ames "' ..... on u• . 16 .,_ our i!'l .. 1qp a.m. . 1 w" , a liP •1111 ~ ·1 at Mo., r , ,. .ll'rlday eveall!l at GalllpoUs. 11Jnes dowa 4:16 1.111. mllea west ol here. deCrees under BUilD)' tlklea. · 'ot llihfll· ,· · UYII llj by an aerial iltumiaallon nare whl~. dropped blaziog' lnto the fuel pp. . eDAMAICI' lion." PreBS Secretary as 11\at in the Middle East it Christian added: "The Pres- was the clear duty of the jdent Is quUe desirous of talkinJ SecUI'ity Council to get the 1o inyOne who ran ..,nlributeto shooting stopped nrst before settlement of the ·conOlct." ·~•-tin• any conditions In •••"""" • •~ regard, Christian said might liter be rlljsed . it wa~ an "open . gp~S)tp~·;, . Officials ,were quick to make whether two EgypUan leaders- il ·clear thili .lhe Slate Depar~ Vice PreBident Zakaria Mohied- ment's Wtial otalement of din and Deputy Prilrl• Mioliter MiftJ;ality sin \housht, w.lrd aod Mahmoud Fawzi-would be d.o.l" Monday did not in the coming lo Washington, as teasf Wiler down the Prespreviously planned, for talks ident's .May 23 coodemnaUon With Johnson about the Middle Eg'yjlt's threatened blockade East situation. . the· .Gull .of . Aqaba, Administration officjals made southern llfetioe Aqaba, lara,el'al no public cOI>Jmeat on the Initial ~or did it BI8J1al any IIIOVe paralyst.. of the U.N. ijeouriljl lhe UnUed.States t& a~odoo ttl Council, but., it was plain t)!ey long·standlng commltm•nt to were bitterly di.-ppojnted at ~~ "support . ot lhe the lac)<, of 'eli'"'in~<:J>endOII~ . and territoJ;ial The Ajnerlo/111 position was integrity" of ..Israel 111d ber that in a oitualion as da!lgerous Ara~ neigh)lors. Plymale, Zerkle Rece,ive Promotions At · Kyger 'Creek Plant; J. F. Kriser Retires Land Grant · Issue Erupts lnShootout Uneertru."nty '},JIE WAR MCle'llan Hits w Jd' or S ' StQCkMafket . SB1~· lill'reasms ·I t pays to play Reprieve from , Electric Chair' ASHI LAS VEGAS, Nev. IIJP!) Tony Alvarado. 1211, ,;•~a,~~::; 1 1·I ·l) . ' 1r...'1 · Calif., outptined Rene /:~,: , '•' .,1 1 128, Los Angeles (9). '·1·:· ..,;'''·•'" .1. . MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPJ) Alvin Blue Lewis, 317, Detroit, knocked out Aaron Eastiing, 198, St. Paul, Minn. (5) . Braves, Yanks Win Games In Middleport Boys Play Big City Life E ndurance TesJ . ' yQuth Still l s· u May Ign p Hospital News carme·; ')" sOCJety •. Notes, c.;.,· e:,:.z f:• \VoH Pen Society Notes :• • Brle s I. r: ' :,: I....., l Two lnJ' ured m· . . Home A 'deats -... . )'' Eawacd :t...liit '"' ' 'Y"'5. ·· dlach- '"'· Mike •Bolin, a 12 year - old righthander with naming red hair,. was that hot Monday night In Middleport ' Boys' League baseball action when he pitch· ed the season's first no.ftitter, a 3-2 vilJtory over the Senator.. Bolin fanoed 16 - he whiffed 18 In his 'first start last week but he walked seven, landing to thP. two rulls scored by the Sen,,ltw:s. He walked a run in the aecond aod ~nother scored on a steal in the fifth. Meanwhile, the Yanks could lo little with Seoator pitching which open~ with Bratton on the mound. 118 got In trouble in the fifth when he walked the oases full, snd was relieved by Chester Rousb. Two runs scor· !d before the Yank rally was pul dowli, but II was enough to Jive the Yanks the win. Brattan save up only a first lnniog single lo Steve Gerlach aDd tl}at waa all the Yanks had. eraltan. fannOf! 3 Roush two. lbe game left the Senators 0-S, Reds Jioat Giants In 3 G~e Series thP Yanks 2-1. Senolors 010 010 - 2 0 1 Yanks 010 02X - 3 I I Brattan (LP), Roush (5) and Ktoes. Bolin and Carruthers. Umpire: J. Tannehill. BRAVES WIN The Braves made their rec· oro 2-1 with a sound 4·2 victory over the previously unhea·ten Redlegs on Mike SayrE."s £ive . ,, ,: 1 I· I 1'1111.,•1I , 1 J :(..~[~~" . 1~1., ' ' ., • THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF CHAN'C ... ES TO .WIN'T season with a tarn tend111, has signed hil 1116:1-68 contract with the New Knlckerbockers. Barne-tt avered 17 points game last season, fourth best the team, before belnl sldeltineaiiJ with the injury. BORE'M'J H\INOIIED WESTPOINT, N.Y. John lloretti, of Medford, Mass., who letteied In aoocer, hockey and baserball, has been hitter, though he tired in the fifth and got shutout help from righthander Bill Vaughan, who go,t credit for a save. The Braves played emrless ball in the o field . . Luu McKinney, I be riJ!hthander, gave up tllree hits In tile first inning, a double Sayre and singles to J. Harri· son and Mike Taylor. Taylor's drove in two runs, wldch, with an error, netted three run 1. :' The Braves added a run In the filth on a fieldiog error passed ball. and a throwing error. The Redless got two runs In the filth on two walks and Tom Cooke's double. That was when Vaughan came on to pitch, wltll HERE IS A PARTIAL LtSf OF LUCKY WINNERS.· WILL NOT HARM LAWNS, SHRUBS AND FLOWERS Phono 992-3741 ..,; a '•'•£.".:..: ...,, - MR· t 1 ' ' ,, .< ., - Middleport, Olllo '. $1,000 WI N·r-.t:RS ... .,,, Bllllngt1o~ E. Simon, Jr.Olha Mew Cottle, Pa. Glasgow-, Ky.Eirl Caooacly Edward MadeJ• ,• Lovely, Ky. Blaodtll, N.Y. (I ... ~ ~tonard ,, .old E. Martin . t· o:!smouth, Ohio _ _, ... _.. ............ _... $100 WINNERS ...... 'ttlllldlllta. Kr. """" ' · llri:lt ""'"""' . C. D Wla Alllhrit, Kr. ., ,,,.G. U1MUII Dthyltt, II Y. Wlltw T"""1• Sr. Blllllll6, W. u. ~~-C. S"-1 Mlllttd, Kr. loin !ttrllll AMM-illt. D. " J"""Citr, Ttlt llohrt M. lltitdletl ~. W. ¥1. C. G Slllllltr Wttm.f r'ltlltr OMtllld, 0. Wlllil1111 L Btttt IIY. "'*"• · t.O.m. SMid Grttltbtr&. Pt. •\ • ...... "·.... St.'"'·"'· ,....,... ...,_ u...,o. -- : :~ : .~ke . Gttrl.'l....... ~. CINCINN+TI ~UPI) - The league-1•"""'" CindnnaU Reds tak -;-.;:;:'1 · , butte 1 e on. ·~~ 1~ague 8 ' team' tonlgh~ . wbeo the San Francisco G18Dli Invade the Queen City for 1 lllree-nlght dand · . Th~ W~ Coast club ,pDoted by Manatler Berman Franks, • 000 020 2 1 3 has wo~ l1~,ofiii last lJ 3110 01x-_ 4 5 1 lo cUIIIh liito ,third .plice, McKinney and Hollman. lour IIIJII~ ~ lito Reds. <WP); VaUiban (5) and U.. Jl'or lbi'~nes opener Urilplre· M TanneiJJIJ. It wtn prollibly be • · Mill Pappu· of . tile looteraa~ll;,oiiii;JiLoa:;;;gue;;;llaadfocol Gaylord Perry ollhe Glan!a By Untied Press IDteraaUoaal the .tiJOUIIll,. • . · •' W.LPeL NEW DOI4'iliN8 Rochester 24 14 .832 !.UAMI , (IJP,ll-Nonnan Toronto 19 11 .518 w ••!.t:.. · Toledo 18 ID .4811 mas, a' .,..;...,. hack, Bullalo 17 18 <M Wendell Jllll!lf· lr• Ughl '""" havr been sfl!iet! 18 !tee Syroeuse 17 18 .4811 by ihe Mfmll!' ·- . 01 19 21 t Anieliean , ~ . 16 18 .471 8 'lboiDas playeii .~!h ~.::~IJacksoilvlUe 17 23 '. w a ol the Canadlan;L;que In I Monday'• Reonllo and ~lii;les' Iii' a _...•eli of R chmond 5 Roahester 0 6t it"'""" Syracuee 12 Jackaoitvllle 2 Un[nlil\}f ;o~~· ·• 1 . (Only gamea acbeduleil) '• C-tt~'Pt.J.II.Y, ~ \'1m1 8tNII KIYI ····- ,_. IJIIIINI, 0. JI11W111111itf Lillll, 0. '~ !wry. D ...... GrltRilt, lr l L.Hm...,.. . . . . ..1. -·- t-.J.- ML OMit, 0. l ,..._ ....... .... hat Rom• !MIIIIIWII, Kr. .ttrrrl-.r« ~ .....ffllli. Pt. C.flll. Cftilll / '· _ u......... ............... atr, Kr. CtMrt hi'IM• ......_ 1ft Olinl. Kr. ..... Motllll Nlll Jtdri:IOII. Ky lltftltt'll Cli"' s.twyof, 'lt. "h. •- Ya. .~~~ ipl!lll Slnitll ~~.,. . ,~o . ,tlltrt [. FanMt Dlrtlllll.lllrtiJ Mlrioi.O. .·- - Purtb11e, Va. tlccllllillt s..-... t =.no. ,__ ...... .,. ,.,~ .,.. ...... Ntva.t~ud, YlduGINt -~~~. Pi!Jrill, II,. t'.lt. llh~IMI I:Ofll!lllllWIIII, 1'1. __ ......,_ Wlllll..,... W. VI. loylfD. ~ CaiiiGI!,O . . :::t.'"' LtbHIII, 0. Bento~~ , ...... _--tll•III..,·Kr. Jlltlll fhtil ...... Fowftlr,lll~ Ftitlllllllt, W. iL Dtuil Dalltl . Pllllbwillt, ... Gttqw,ll,. ............. ~ ... ltrryllllcMI t Cnsgtoo, ~. -.oc.M,rlill Loulnlh, Plas tbou.,nds of .-rash Pf!,Zt, ., •· ) ..... , Mr. CM11• I . CMrll I'Win....r& 11,. JIWI!Ir,lnOIIIw WINNI..S OP' WORLD SBRIIS TRifi'S '' W, VI. Clltfl11 R. CIMI ..... ("'-' .,_ .•. .. Ctlllbrl4 ... 0. bMIIIt,lr. '' .... ~~.. Dort P. ltl.. -...... -··_ ... -L=.::t:.• -t- ... · fors-r "I·'. ~~u ......... .......... :~,...,, ' -~· - \­ Jfl GliM. 0. (.C. . . . . . . .! ' lfri 11t1M11 Kl6 , .......I.Y. "''"·- Call anywhere In this·small area I(! -r ' TN..... . .Y. 00 { MiHraiWtlb. W.'h. l.alelilltr.·O. o Witbtrl ~ Jlfltl.Miil Nt•Ktlltilll'llt. Pt. W..., Ky. C. 111111.. • 1 ' ," tlld. • i' ' ,, · $25 WINNERS p.,....., ':'.:.of.:: -• ...,:';. Clarence Hoaklna Salem, lncl; ' Garry Adkins Blue Cmk, Ohio King Builders Supply Co. !-add creo ,., ·· $5,000 .,WINNERS . • ""'ood, Vaughan got Joe Ferreira to ...... _, out to center, then shut tho Reds out In l:bo sixth . ·. McKinney fanned ..;ven, walk· two, hit nobody. Sayre fillned 5 walked two hit one· ' ' Vaughan feoned two, walked • BASEIJALL t~~~' ...' .m DAILy SENTINEL lt .. ,. ' BARNET!' SIGNS NEW YORK (UPI)- D'ck Barnett, an eiJh~year National Basketball Association veteran who miSsed 14 games last a is Baeheror 'SeJ.n • ••• ' 1 west v·IrVIDia . . ''YOters.... ,'s. Peak"mg 0ut T·. River News .I ND 4 Ky. ... .':·, .c �I • I ' .o.------. ek.Sprin . ' ' Ill lo' ' lftd , Mrl. Paul Riel! .ot Ronald BUr~GfeC<l!l Mt . R. n. n .\Caldwell Slient Sunday ll'itll bar 8llCI Mfll RolllJI ~IJI~ ¥' lr brotller and lister..tn-111'1, Mr. ovenmg. . · . ami Mrs. Homer Radford. Mrs. Clarence. Tl!oJnas, !of. OCI . • Mr. and! Mrs. Dale Hubbard mer resident Qf tblj $)'i!uttemd· Ill D. C., were re- e<1 churdl an11 SUiu\ay SChool By GREGG GAWI alief playing a dwblebeldlr lit olber Amerlcu League - - - - - - - -.cent of her perenll, Mr. here, last week and 01 -UPI Sporll Wl1ttl' SUnday, qplallled lbat be ICii011, Mbmei!Oia lrlpped A family plmlc was held Sun· and Pearl Roberts. ,rftlatl~ In . tile . · For Mantle It was routine. just trying to bll1be baD. qut)WICI W, Detroit nipped at the homo of Mr. and EpsteiD It was ecs!Qy and wiiiDin8 blow, a -line drive W 11¥1 Clllltmla downed wnuam·Radford and fam' ,, Jy Vlllted l'rela latoma~ American Leap. lbe Yankees ~~ was a quest!onltbe right field S-2. Clhlcago Present were Mrs. Gra•"· ~ l~ ~ National Loape W. L Pet. mark. w.IUle he was billing Bcston wen not scheduled. Oar! Glue, both of Co, w. L Pel· GB Detroit 29 18 .617 The two slug,..s mellor ed against reliever Ill lilt National Mr. and Mrs. R a 1 Cincinnati M 18 .654 .... Chkago 26 18 .591 first Ume at Yankee Kntwles. . ) Cblcago bombed and family . of Pomeroy, . SL. Louis 27 18 .600 Sll Baltimore 23 21 .~ Monday night and each Flnl Walh . Ia.... oamt' 13-l, ~Ilion deleatod St. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Glaze and '' • San Francisco 28 20 .Sill 4 Boston 24 22 .522 butod a homer, Mantle bls .D-2, and Lo1 Angeles Mrs. June GlaZII end ' ' i ' tburgh 25 20 .556 ~~~ Mlnoesota 24 23 .511 5 career blast leading off EpsteiD, wbo has been Allanla ..,_ o! Middleport and .I ,_. · ago 24 22 .522 7 Cleveland 13 23 .500 511 tei&ihththat wtn the ballgame most eontrovenlal figure '!lied Tlllttson raised family. ' ·Philadelpm, 22 24 .m 9 1 New York 21 24 .467 7 2, and rookie Epstein his basehaU since he . •ed recnrd to S-O as he allowed Mr. and Mrs. ROOert Johnson Atlanta ' 22 26 .458 10 Kaasas City 22 26 .458 7~ major league round tripper report to tile minor leagues a Senators enly slx hits, two family of Columbus spent Location~·· ~ ·Los !,ngels 21 27 .438 u Washington 20 Zl .426 9 gave the Senators an early !ew weeks 880• was Epstein. After Epstein a weekend witb ,Mr. and Mrs. ., . 18 · Houston 18 31 .367 1411 caHlotnla 20 30 ,100 1011 lead. •n his firll 1P111t a given Washington a 2-0 William Folmer and Jeffry. New York IS SO .333 1511 Moadey's flelalts ManUe, who said he was Washington Senator since . with his homer, Tom Tresh Mrs. Betty Spencer and An· Mooday'a Rttaltt.. New York 4 Wash. 2, night mg froll) Baltimore. The excited the game with a tw~n nie and Cerrle Belli Bearhs visLos Ang, 4 Atli,llta 2, night Det's Kan City 2, 11 Inns, night first baseman said, "It was a off sterter Frank BertOina. lled late Sunday afternoon wilh Chicago 13 Phfla. 3, night Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4, · real thrlll playing my first Yankees added their final · and Mrs. Hugh Beams. Houston s St. Louis 2, night calif. 3 Baltimore 2, night where Gehrig once &WOO en Bill Roblnllon's sacrifiCe Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs (Oniy games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) where Mantle stiU •lands. wlt.b tile bases loaded Ronald ·spent Sunday wtlb Today's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pltcbero gave me a clllll. I conllidared Pitch Allows 8<ore Mrs'. John Smlt.b aJKI her guests . All 11me1 EDT AD llmea EDT a reel prlvllege. Steve Bailey'• wild plll!lt Mr. and Mrs. Richard · Maier of Chicago (CUip 3-4 and Sim· Washington (Pascual S-2) Mr. Raymond !Jadcllff two out in t.be bottom of and Mr. and Mrs. "" -· ons 2-5) at Philadelphia New York (Stottlemyre 4-5), 8 Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott ark, and Ralph Radcliff' of ninth inning allowed __ Sm_ith_of Columbus. • "l Tovar to score from third d B 2-3 !Ellsworth an oozer "" p.m. o! New Lexington were Sunday racuse were recent pests Now Ma1y Wear ~. 6:05 p.m. Boston (Brandon 2-5) guests of his parent!, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and with the winning run New York (Seaver 4-3 and Chicago (Howard 1-3). 9 p.m. Mrs. Dell Talbott. Tom. Norm Cesh's long double rM Hamilton 1-0) at · ·Pittsburgh Detroit (Sparma 5-0 and Mrs. Ada Fox. Belmont, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fitch the right field screen drove 'With More Comfort I (Ribant 1-3 and Pizarro, 3-5), 2, Wickersham 3-0) at Kansas City and Mrs. Alex Mils, East Llvel' Jr vlslled Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Jim Northrup from first base in PASTUTB. a ••-•• alkaline I e:ll5 p.m. , (Krausse 3-7 and Odom 2-2), 2. pool, and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lawson and sons, Sunday aJ- the lith Inning to give tlle ........ ""'"' taJN ..,.. .,,.._To : Los Angeles (Singer 1-2) at 7 ~.m. Talbott were recent guests of temoon. league leading Tigers a ;:~. :":~J: .~~J': 220 E. MAIN ST. Atlanta (I:.emaster ~1), 8:05 Cleveland (Tiant S-1 and Mrs. Nell Mlddleswart. Mr. and' Mrs. Dell Talbon and a half lead over the Idle f!.~. ~.~.:'."=<:0~::~:. Siebert 4-4) at Minnesota (Kaat Mrs. Mike Evans and were weekend guests of White Sox. Dick '""" '""' ••"' ....."''to •••lth. P.m. th { thGreen A' had i See your 4entlst re1ularly. Get 8 San Francisco (Perry 4-4) -at 1-7 and Grant 4-5). 2, 6 p.m. t"rs ••e spending a few and family, Mr. and · e game or e n •AST""'H al r.tl "'"" oounttra. pncinnatl (Pappas 5-3), 9:05 Baltimore (Dillman 2-0 and In where Mr. Evant . Mrs. George Sanders and Toni ~~~~ :.~~ K:~inetr~~~ed p.m. Phoebus 4-1) at California Xenia. Houston (Cuellar 5-2) at St. (Cimino 2-1 and Clark 2-5), 2, 9 Mr. Dale Lawson attended Mr. and Mrs. Jon Webster of ball in the outfield. Deony Louis (WashliUill 2-2), 9 p.m. p.m. roundup, at Parkersburg Columbus spent the weekend McLain went all the way Wedoeldaf't Game• Wedoesday's Games recently. •' • Willi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. even his record at 6-6. Chicago at P!Iiladelphia, nigllt Wltih., at N.Y., 2 twi-nighl Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bissell, Rudy Durst. Bill Kelso pitched one-hit ball Jilew Vorl: at Pittsburgh, night Boston at Chi., 2 twi-nighl Columi:Ns spent the Mr. end Mrs. Delbert Law· over the last five Innings Loo Angeles at Atlanta, nlgtft .• Dwtroit at Kan. city, night her parents, Mr. and son called on his parents. gain his third win In laD Fran. at Cincinnati, nill)l\ Cleve. at Minoesota, night Donald Brewer and sons. and Mrs. J. w. Lawson decisions. The Angels scored all iloustaa at SL Louis, night ·- Bal\lmore at Calif., night Mrs. Maline Dutst, Mr s. sons. their runs In the third Inning · , · Lmda Ward and sister, Wanda, Recent guests of E. H. when Bob Rodgers singled, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott, penter and family · were Mrs. Bobby Knoop doubled and JJISI! Mr. and Mrs. Eller earpenter Donald Brewer, Jell and Cerdenal singled. Jim Fregosl (" :-and daughter visited Wesley Co- my, Terry Brewer, Mrs. banged Into a force play to : Jly lllllted Presllntemallonal zart at Veterans Memorial hos- vla Allen, Mrs. Cathy enable the final run to score. · ~tloul L"apt pita! recently. Mr. Cozart un- Mrs. Jeanette Lawrence, Mrs. Paul Blair had given the Orioles CHOICE 01' lAs Ang. .120 010 ott- 4 I I derwent surgeJ'\11\Iesday and Is Elva Daney, Mrs. Roy an early lead with a first inning Atlanta .000 OIJO.OG- 2 II - - - - - - - - - convale!!Cing nicely. hew, Joyce Ritchie, Charlene homer. B)> Mrs. Evelyn Brickle• Mr. end Mrs. Bill Berry and Ward, S. W. Durst, Harold lr";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii O.teen, Regao 19l end.lasl.nRosl!..,.•,. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shultz daughters, Mansfield, were Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Super Premium Quality 8 1 and son, Danny, and Mrs. Lola weekend guests of her boror Cloningor; Durst and Tom. (6) , Carroll (8 ), Niekro and Griffin ,are vacationing in Flor- and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. R-lr-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,..;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOOii Torre. WP-Osteen (7-5). Ida. and Tom. Cloninger <1-2). HRS-{labriel- c. E. Woode returned pome Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, BRANDl son C2nlr, Carty (5th), Monday from':Vt:terans Mem- Ripley, W. Va., Dwain Allen, And SPRING TIME <711l). . . "" , 1 orial Hospital, POmeroy. 1 Rutland, Harold Brewer, ""''"" GO TOGETHER Decorator Colors Chicago 100 044 013-13 11 Friends here have learned Bottom were Sunday callers FOR ALL THE Phi~ 010 001 01o- S 8 that Carl Lemley bas the home of Mrs. Sylvla Allen. FAMILY ·r gone surgery at !!rant Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalley of CUlp, Hendley <S), Koonce (8) Columbus, •d ;. now and Mr. and Mrs. Jim ··• and Hundley ; L.Jackson, j:.qugll- sting. . Pope of Middleport were to Htrold ChoH, Mgr. .-------------~-r lin (6), G. Jackson (8) and O.arles !!lencer of B e 1 p r 0 cent weekend guesll of M r Locust Sl. Middleport Onlrymple, Ued<er (7), Rojas called 011 bis sister, Mr. and Elva Dailey. . r ' Ladles' Spaulding Qu"n Phont WY 2-2511 ' 91 Wl'- Hendley (Z-0). LP-L. Mrs. Wayne Brlckles Memorial Mr. and Mrs. MelVIn Hood, .lorksdn < 3~ ) . HRS - White ' M v· t Durst Middl rt Mlddltport Day. :~~rs~ ~~~o~r~~·~~:epo~~-~~~~~~~~~ JOHNNY PALMER • 1 s t ~ Williams 2 (8th and 9th), sm age <Znd), Santo (7th), Those visiting Mrs. Effie TOURNAMENTSHIP S.nks (8th). Watson during the past few 8119, 5 irons, 3 woods days were Rev. and Mrs. C. N. Sp.ouldlng !fouston 000 022 100- 5 1.2 0 Watson of Frankfort, W. Va., • Sl Louis . ·1110 000 010...:. 7 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Blou£h o! .' Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Giusti (3-5) . and Bateman; Watson of Parkersburg, W. Va. Jaster, Willis (6), 1ackson <8) and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bartheland McCarver. LP-Jaster <3- mey, Dayton. 2). . Nationally Advtrliaad Mr. and Mrs: Dorsel Miller 95 Amorlcaa Lolpe , Cleve. Ill 100 000- 4 13 0 have sold their property to Mr. and Mrs. Blain Newell of . AthMJnn. 020002 001- 5 • ens end have bought the prep. ll<leDow1!D, Peua (8), erty of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tay(6!J, BaD~y 112 an4 Sims, lor. I8J1., 00o( ODolil (5), Mr. and Mrs. William Chap,Jforti~ · <8) man and family and his mother, : Zilllmerman;...llitiey (7). Mrs. Maxine Chapman were rej Wortblngtop ~2), cent wot!l<end guesta ol Max: (2-Z). lll!S--Alllson lne's daughters, Mr. and Mrs. : field (6tiJ), Alvis John Gramling and family of : WuiL GOO 2811000- 2 8 I Galion and Mr. and Mrs. MlchHigher Priced Selection Of '. _ York IIIII 2811 021;- 4 T 0 ael Grasoo and family ol Co: llertalna, Kmwle1 <8) and lumbus. - c8111110va1 'l'lllolaoa <~) and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bal)lolranl LP-&owlu (3-0). ser h~ve adopted a baby son iBRI _ Bpoleln (lsi), Trull and hill name II Roier Allen. : (lth), 11an11o (!JtiJ). They had a ahower lor blm at SHELLED HOOKS - - - - 6 14t o(U laniiiiiJI) tho borne of her perenl:ll, Mr. iDeL Oil 0110 IOD 01-1 t J and Mrs. W. C. Blake. TIIe SHUMAN CRICKETS 24c 1011 GOO 00111)-- 1 T 1 baby received maoy lovely gifts . McLa!II (H) end Freehan· frtm the llj)pl'Oiimalely :ll atDIP NET 99a Jegui. Aker (I) IIIII Boot. LP_: ,_ten _ dlng _:_._ _ _ :Akw C-4). ,SPORTSMEN WORMS 9c 11ch hit. 10D 100 000- I 11 CASTO FLIES, Reg. 98c Sele 79c lOS 000 Ollk- I I ! lkffalf1 !N) and Et<:bebarFISH STRINGER 24a ~ Wllltdte, Kello (6) end • J.......... & Jlally SeDtlne~ Pomer~y·Middleporl, 0., JUI18 I, UMI7 .~~es, Match Jill:. 1 Voice of S ety' Notes < • I!'ALSE. TEETH ~;, IL(JB I,1 I I '.• I . INGRS CARPET HOUSE, POMEROY U.S. KEDS TIME $2.99 $6.50 THE SHOE BOX CHASE HARDWARE JUNE SPECIAL GOLF BALLS .. 3 for $1.99 , FISHING TACKLE · SPECIALS Zebco & Bronson Reels and Rods Sale Priced, 1.98 up for ., :x.c. :c-ar. Jlodiers. WP-Itello (3-.1), ~(Srd). ' Chestnut Ridge . Society News -bno.f.! Gift of Beauty, for the Home .. Walter canode !pent daya Ibis pest week with arents, Clarence Canoda jfe. Clarence caoode peased away t bil home Saturday evening. e ba1 been In poor healtb for a long time. He leaves bil wife and t h r e e sons; Leslie of Marysville, Welter of Ap pie Creek end F{anciJ ol (JoJumllva. · Mrs Joe Turner Albany .,.....,." Nut To Elbtrhlcls f!lllldaJ allerJtcql wltll her On s-nciSt. ..-. Mn. Glnerl roater. Norma Goodwin ' Florist ( ; It bu been eallmated .. perl!tJll of ()nada's popula- llort 11ft wltlda D JIIIIN fl _,... llorder. Ph. 992-2933 "We Tele8l'•ph l'lowen ADJW!Itn, ABJ!Ime" d METAL CLEAJS iiiiD tie /ubiTe BASEBALL SHOES daa elearie beat .... .. .... . ,.•. BASEBALLS- S9c ·-·...$2·69 SOFTBAI.LS 79~ .. sz.st · BALL GLOVES - - s]-•t· BAV BATS . $1.59 SETS- S4itt' iiiw"Ttiita..!ra;••m'"c' 'll'er,.l!!!lllaldt'l a ....... tar t, nfalt,- .-\ 1 nt1 ;lj 1 -..zsb tL.,....., ... ,...u ._ r . . . rJo Wr r~r• m~•• d ' • tMID.aC'I'IIICTali to your Ato tDii., .. $.·6 •49 I •\ ,.,..tw .,_ ~Pc installam..,. . ·, SHOP A~D SAYI AT POMEROY SHIRT SERVICE EDWARD IJ.... IT WI>$ A Sl'P.TUS t;;-tl/'80.. 10 Bli ABLE TO !IUY he had received lor tlje p o s t, )OUR WiNCH? Frank Capehart, Everett Vance, 1 \;;~;;;;;;;;;;;rr,""i~: Robert Ashley and C. Barnette. 1·1 (OoDllnued from page 1 ) No action was taken then on ter. tht matter. Sldeu' moUon died for the Billy Steele then submitted . lack of a •Second. the list of )l<:rsonnel for the Ti- 1.-:= .~ed St""ens stated, that he tie 1 program w!Jich runs from r-.----:--:-:---::--;7')-~~~rV tt UUiht, lt was unfair to board June 15 through August 2. Bul' 1 'M-\I(l''S memllera presen~~ng a "double dette recommended the list be I THE ~TUS ? barreled l!IIIIJon, that he felt approved which the board did r t!tfM8()1.. r-:t::m. -~ Sayre and Burdette should be unanimously. voted upon .eparately a n d Earl Keefer, president Board president Earl Keefer board, suggested the hoard said he. felt that the m att e r cess for a break. All board should ~ve . been placed on the members left the room. B u tgenili and the board not bit dette, Smith and the news .mewith It cold. dia remained seated In t h BuNette and Sayre both had board rooms. Board members au6mlj\ed. thelr applications for were absent from the room th~e J!OIIillona last month. 45 minutes and w!Jen questinnPhiatly,:. atter some other mal- ed by the press what they did ters "were dl!icuslled, Burdette during the long break, Keefer t ld boaM he th t h ASK TO WED Pleasant Valley Hospital o mem ro a e said they held a street s e sPOINT PLEASANT _ Four would recom111end Sayre and sinn, but did not leave the buildcouples have made applicalions Admitted: Frank Burris, Pt. the· board could vote on Sayre's ing - what they did during the for marnage licenses in the of- Pleasanl ; Garland L. Oldaker, , application alone. 45 minutes they were absent lice of the county clerk. Pt. Pleasant: Orv•lle Po a r. ' . \ Steven then moved that Sayre could not he verified, but Applying were Pearl Henry West Col umbia ; Mrs. Delbert · Yoa iJdd 11 woll ao - - l'OG _,tze. Our home teNico exptrtt will help you ptan and build that new aerage, kittMn, or ·-lddition. be hired for ,the ~ilion of SU- jecture was that IIley discussHall 55 Harlford and Freda Nichols. Leon: Mrs. Max Gra , We 1110 rllow you lilt • - to llulldloti-OIIIorills Ill &i,. ,... the be•t pervlsor of JnstruTJOII for o:: ed the matters they did n 0 I ILori~ c,;f!man, 41, 'pt. Pleasant. ham, Arlxlckle; William - D ' )oblor l i l t y~ar at a lallry o $11,500 a wl8h to discuss before t.be news Darvin Llo ·d Bl om 23 Cra1g, Gn mms Landmg ; Mrs. I S1ders aeconded the motion. media and the su)l<:rintendents. PT. PLEASANT During Thu . 0 l d ~ er,F ' 1Lawr~nce Neal, West Colum-1 1 The ~te ,~as Stevens and~ .After the break, ~cott Was the long Mason County Board f ces L~~~~. ui: :~. Plear:nt. ran- ~ bia : Mrs. Dana Mu;ray, Pom- 1 Sidera . yes and• Dt;; Brown h1red and the turmml over of Education aession, Monday ! Michael Patrick Cottrill, 22 , eroy. 1 and l!!art Keefer no , a II e Burdette and Sayre arose. Up- night, several teachers were PI Pleasant and Shirle Ka w. ... hondlo your _...,. - - . . choct .,. rwmodettns Job you vote. Sayre theft, in obvious con-' on recommendatioo of Burdette, hired and resignations accept- Pyles 18 . Gallipol' Fe y y Discharged: Mrs. Roma Mea-. cem told board members by Smith all the ed . • : " rry. dows, John Turley, Michael ' l i U - FREE lolomalioA- U..... he ~anted to know then in the ~ard office . Ray Chnton Keeler, 20, Leon, Caruthers, Billy Crawford, Nor- , _ .~w~~* lilelr plans f<lr ldlll reblred With lalaries to be Hired were Ursula H el ~ aland Judy Pearl Herdman, 16, 1ville Rollins,, Stephen Riffle . 0 I am lntertsted In · · 'new home. [] FINISHED UPSTAIRS llu! iilflfts'Wer waa Jlv-. later. Olfice ecretaries Hamblin, phySical education L<on. Mrs. Homer E. Blessmg. I do .!. ••. :.do not .... have Mly __OWJl lot. the matter. wa1 pessed Qver. are KlltJ McDermitt, teacher for girls at the new Birtb: Mr. and Mrs. Millard ADDITION O bARAGE 0 BAlHROOM The long board session Reba Woodrum Junior High School; Carolyn Deweese, Leon, a son. -..am~~~: ·· ·· ·····"='· ··· · .. :....... [] FAMILY 0 STEEL with the HeiiCI Start Program Taylor and ' car- Sue Hefnes, speech and hearing ROOM - SIDING Addrets ·--··········---········-········ ---- -- -- . ---· ···· still· under diacusslon. The Shadle. therapist, work in the various dEceased, was life guard at the • 0 PORCH 0 ~ARM . CIIJ ----- - ------------........... . ....... pool and allegedly 111 the show- . tract 11'1101 yetaigned wlt!J the A letter was lben read con- schools and Katy Smith, elemenWest Central Association, tile coaching openings tary teacher (not· placed) ;' er stall at Lhe time o! the misopenlnt dale lor lilt proram High School from Resignations We~~.. accepted hap . next week. ~0 Clyde Foley, recom- from Clarice Foglesong, teachThe plaintiff is seeking $1,000 Maraery Morehart, that Frank Ca)l<:hart er PP Jr. H!f!h; Homer Cnddle, ~ funeral expenses, $10,000 : Start eoordlnator lor West be hired as Athletic Director coach PPHS; Suzanne Criddle, PT. PLEASANT - A e I vi I for deal h and the tral, wu present U was and head basketball coach ; Don- teacher Ordnance School ; Or- action seeking judgment in the 5100·000 for fmancial and 0( 0. 100 000 ert Rlcianl, Community Action Ray VanMeter, foolball in H. Smith, teacller PPHS: amount of $1ll ,OOO has been fil- the S · for fmanc•al and · .Recodeling Contractors Since1915 director. and Jon Scaggs, the Jr. Juanita Burdette, teacher Leon erl in the office of the Circuit peeu~ary loss. The actiOn seeks ~POMEROY, OHIO . The much discussed coach. School and Marie Jewell Cutlip. Court and l! styled Arthleia a tnal by Jury. Allorney for I • Still Your Best Bet For Homtlmprovemenlt which wu turned down The recommendation wen l teacher North Pt. Pleasant Harmon, Admrx., of the esiale the plaintiff ts Stanley Preiser : L-,~;..,.,.;;___________..:..,,:__ _;_,..._...,.____ board lmtD .10me as no buard member School. of Earl Joseph Harmon , oi_.Ch ... ar.,le•s•Lo.. n•.,w ...=va.........iiiii!._!O'"'===--==== = = = = == = --== - - - - - = = - of tbe ~ard wn to accept the Th~ board alse granted per ed vs. John Charles Hyer, ----------~ - - -- · sent 10', W•slJ!n&loD OEO MISSIOn for the local Volunteer - 22nd Street ; Pt. Pleasant •·' ' apparently did not. agr~ to Then, after a l<>ng, q u let Fire Department to use t h e Kiwanis Club: City of Point slipu_lilll~ , .wjthout mo r Dr. Brown moved that PPHS gym for I "Flatt and Pleasant ; and the Mason Coun- ' clarlflc•"~· ' l'~IIOWIIIII more Vance be hired as Ath- Scruggs" shoW on August 8. ty Board of Education. · dlsc.usslti.n' of the . attached Director and Head Coach, Proceeds from the show will be The action stems from the ulatlou, tile board agreed to Donald Ray VanM~ter as used by tbe fire department itr death of Earl Joseph Harmon, write for .Information necessary with Brown, Siders purchasiog a fire truck. age 7, on August 5th, 191*1. The for tile OEO office and If a<> and Keeler voting "yes" and Several requests by teachers bill of complaint states young cept{ble;# uthorlsed board "no." for transfers were read willl no H•rmon was a cqs(omer at the ident to ,algn the eontract with Tennant and Clark had been actioo taken at this time. Kiwan~ Shawnee Swimming West ~ntralso t~e all this time for a de- PPHS Football Coach, Dick Pool wilich Is owned and-or ronld gel underway, on !lleir earlier request Ware appeared before the erated by tile Klwanl! Club and nry commlltee would be Ashley be hired and upon board seeking help with the pro- Board ol Education and negli,.,,ed at ~OIICtJ to screen tile voting given the posed construclion of new dress- gent eonstruction o! s h o w e r cant!. ' . to Vance and VanMet- ing rooms for the athletic pro- room walls caused pert of the W~ DIIIECTOB Tennant asked Dr. Brown gram. He told board memhel'l! wall to collapse .and fall upon . ALL YOU CAN DRAW OUT Carl Tinnant and G e r1l Vance wa• not a nephew of the new building to be attached young Harmon's head and body rtar~....repr'!~~ tile by marriage and VanMeter to the gym woold cost appro•~ sustaining severe injuries reIN ONE HAND .• , • ma n••1e11c .,.,.,.tors, nephew of absent board mem- matelv $9,000 and asked t h e suiting In his death. One defend- , . her Bill Howard? Board to supPly the bricks for an~ John Charles Hyer, since before tile bcJard asklnl •t!J~etlc director be hired f o Brown answered yes, a neph- t!Je outside of the building and jiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiOiii;;;;;;;iiiiii'"'"..;_iiiiii~ their school at once so ew . by marriage, and Tennant pey the wages of !be bricklay•ummer ~ could get and Clark atalketj from t h e ers, which would cost approxlLlvlnt Room Sult•Beclroom Suite derway. . mately ,1,750. He also asked The two men asked the Vance Is currently coaching that Jimmy J~e Wedge, coach lefrlttrator Deluxe to consider Robert :Ashley at Welch. at Jr. High School he transferFrHZer, 25 cu. ft. Middleport for the position. The next meeting of the hoard red to coach at the senior high. Gu R1nge ler the men ·left !be set lor June 12th at 7:30 p. . action was taken by 1h e ~·t~ read ~ fOUl' buard on either request. W11her-Dryar P1lr Let Dudley's Make your dreams come fFue ... calf 11s· lor .. home improveD,Jent FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR REMODELING NEEDS . · ,..' Judgment·0£ $111,000 1s,sought I~ f I I t ' -- I I J~:::1 I c .'I I Lo;: •su:N:. =·~~~ ~Ph; - ~. :~--·J pomeroy Cement . Bl k C l _;,J 1 •• .BOWL CONTAINS $100 ••• IN SILVER DOLLARS, HALVES and QUARTERS YOU GET As ACash Discount On PLANNING A SUMMER WEDDING? ruri~ in June lO lnd 11 to the lOth Annual Buick Open, on NBC·TV. Help Yew Mike CoMplete .I THIS SPSCIAL OFFER A~llllgtrrtentt. ALL THIS . WEEK . AT RUTLAND · FURNITURE . 'BOPQlln,S IOUTOHHilRES · . OIUROI ·Days -. ~~ .-,-' ' . ' ,,<;.! ' . ' ,J.DoNS •; r; ......~· w· .If There ' ·t '"'"~~on.. For f1!1P. ~-(-.{'. '/~~ M 0 0 R E._, ' 5~' J11i..~·'.' 124 W.,MAIN . . ' SPECIAL :~li $47.88 GOLF BAGS .. .... 10.95.up .(7):. • SPALDING'S Golf Set · -· 49·88 Single Irons Carts $14· u, $10500· _ "' I ( I I I I] Teachers u•Iredb,y Mason Board Spalding · Wilson Northwestern 3 WOODS- 8 IRONS UP TO $150.00 VALUES . .. , .. .., ' ,• I Wtrldii!I . .• •' J-'' .... ,,. ' ~ '-• is, no c_atch to this, offer··· you act~ally' get credit , ·.• , , M•'"'•41 ·~h, ··-i·- !-or all the si(v,er you can take.out witH one hand:~:: · ~11111'-.,l)liflar I \. ' ' • • t I· • ,- • • · H• ell ,., - , ' l • '~ ' .. -r.~ Credit 'Temis' · AvaWft. o ' r ... ,, Rob'inson's Cleaners 1 TupDP.rs Plains Society News COCHRAN PAINTS . SUT MinER J ·--..-··· ela<t'•:diM t' !!I""' ._,,...,_OVIR I. OVIi& LONG- Line Scores iiiS'IIJIIIIitr ~ QN E DAY 0 · CARPETING AT GIANT SAVINGS J:: ......lpl. . '"lllf'llou lgn rderstandlng;" ftry eiYIItzed .•" r iDIII,. TOMORROW FOR SPECIALCLOSEOUT SALE A[)f.,:,.: NeWS NOteS _. ' :i',.l PMDT=~ ' Ingels C•pet House In Po"'II'Oy . Is Moving to New See This Newspaper ••• StJ"versviUe w· a·y· ' ~(J -:r 'w·· · ~ t-'11 'I~ ... 'Ff! • NOTICE!- . )> -~o · n ... .,. .. for . anotller' TV season or IO The kid who has everything may ia re~ignlng Tom challi I 1 IL( . • , , t~>iling; meanwblle he'll Jpend qnw have a. flllir .of matcbed .. . Ill anotlt§r ~ ID I ttl part of the summer tecordlng antique cap pis~il which be iame· place, comil 10 t!Jlllk • NEW YORK - Just II k e buDding's been sold and will be and his wife! • for RCA,; Victor: his current c"'\ buy at F.lti. S<;hwartz on ij; justlcH ~~ PJflir Biri'lllbck Webster's DicUo!UU')', BIn 1 torn down for an offlce bull¢• A famed Madison Ave. men's l hot~ake How .~eauWul the Sl~ .Ave. fo~ only fl:tO · · ,clunro ~ as~ICr<Jsby's Morocco-bound again: lng. shop's claim to fame is grisly: World can .Bee 1s 1eallng the shoWbiZ .umon_s tA<'A:VA, 1o ,J~l' bought a vacation mansion Mrs. John Stelnbeck!s got her Abraham Lincoln wore one of its ~•t-<ha:~- ruce~te 'j,' Peter !on- lutty) ~~~cbs~•ppedj : -c/'c ~ in that exotic sandpile ... The first byline - in a mag article suits when he wa s assassinat- a an IS m -~ve _an un- ~very wbu 1 as ~ 1 ;ont 8 ~ · Iaraell "Cafe Sahbra" stars about the trip to VIetnam willl ed . . Beautiful Monmouth ARRESTS MADE . · ,; . r e~que ~ow~, ea ur' ( Johnny Yune wllo sings In He- her Hobel mate . . Met tenor racetrack will be a galmorous PT. PLEASANT - Arrests re- mg ongma ma na · brew, YiddL•h, Italian, Spanish, Jan Peerce's son Larry Is dl- backdrop for "~ Lovely Way ported at !be county jail dur- . White House psychologists say French, Russian, Greek, Turk- rectin•• "The Incident," anoth- to Ole," anot!Jer big film bei·ng mg the weekend were: William 11 _ def•n•tely _ _ ·- w1ll he Thurgood = -.; · Japanese, Chinese - and er movie being filmed on the shot in and around N. Y. (sta" R ed 54 H rtf d· Ch 1 K ~ I '" IKoreani because he's a Korean sidewalks of N. Y. . .. On the Kirk Douglas, Sylvia Koschina. Ee .' :io ~t 0~1 • '~."~ · Rich inmates ·of one of Man- dais at a bene!it for "Haven" Eli Wallach) Hadn't heard' J rwln, y ' ·53 ~~~~n : Hvan , lhntt ..•'• swankiest new co -op narcotics clinic, former champ a peep from Giselle Mackenzie amJesP'totung, 62• a' odn. en'I t h · th J k d th b II ry . 1 man, en erson: 1 t apar men ouses are smng e ac Dempsey startle e a - 10t a year, Iudden y there she L· Le R h ' 23 Pl PI . _ W~AT l.IMI!It!ll:eE~ ' .ROYSAR over alleged faulty build· room-ful when he volunteered to was over in a dimlit corner of ar(' R' •h ~usD, ;~ cHeESE: SHOULD Be ing materials Cheetah is do "anything" to stop such ad' Allredo's inhali ng bocconcino ~t" ~I IC a[. S it ~can. Pt. MADE; OUT OF. Broadway's biggest night cluh dic1ion - in memory of b Is with Don Ovens; talented gal, P' · eatsan 11• cho Yd aye1~· . · You get our usual fin~ . Jac k sa1'd, GISe II e. w•" ID- ·ervice and f<'n<'shJ'ng · smas h at th e momen t - but •t broth er, an add•ct, to.easan . r ' .a J hc arge T w· d "2t ' c.m,.ntlllllml100 0 '· d hn Now arranp the circled lotten will have to find other digs: the wilt wound up killing himself Perry Como hadn't decided Rxica ·d atrh ' k, • eln at9, out ai 5 wltto avenswoo , c arge WI rec , . · to form the aurpriae answer, at -=-=~=-== ~-IU&:Jt•~ed. by title above cartoon. leSs O)l<:ration and Jjriving with GO license revoked ; and Wilbur Time Ratio's They'll Do It Brook, 44, assault and battery • 16 E. 2nd p 1 Prilt .. sumEARSWERitsn 'f L-..,.;:;::;;::;;;==::;:;:=;:.._-l warrlllan"_L:__ _ _ _ _ _ j.;;;•;,;,;;;,;:;;,"""..;,;.o;;m;,;e:;;r,;oy~~·;;::m;;on:.:·c~==:•::"' ::"~ ---'::"~':::"'::"":t'.:"'::•'::.'\' (Aa•wen tomwr•wJ REMEMBER Wf.IEN 1 loot MOUNT GOURD INVIRT VOLUMI SCKXll CAFETERIAS ltlltf..., . WERI'. ~ lW"·AND Mlwtn Be. to pmelk• for o ,-r/'d NGS i . . ' . B ' .,,. ' , . ""'.. ,,•. ,,.:n:f-'\i,.•, . ,, ' • �I • I ' .o.------. ek.Sprin . ' ' Ill lo' ' lftd , Mrl. Paul Riel! .ot Ronald BUr~GfeC<l!l Mt . R. n. n .\Caldwell Slient Sunday ll'itll bar 8llCI Mfll RolllJI ~IJI~ ¥' lr brotller and lister..tn-111'1, Mr. ovenmg. . · . ami Mrs. Homer Radford. Mrs. Clarence. Tl!oJnas, !of. OCI . • Mr. and! Mrs. Dale Hubbard mer resident Qf tblj $)'i!uttemd· Ill D. C., were re- e<1 churdl an11 SUiu\ay SChool By GREGG GAWI alief playing a dwblebeldlr lit olber Amerlcu League - - - - - - - -.cent of her perenll, Mr. here, last week and 01 -UPI Sporll Wl1ttl' SUnday, qplallled lbat be ICii011, Mbmei!Oia lrlpped A family plmlc was held Sun· and Pearl Roberts. ,rftlatl~ In . tile . · For Mantle It was routine. just trying to bll1be baD. qut)WICI W, Detroit nipped at the homo of Mr. and EpsteiD It was ecs!Qy and wiiiDin8 blow, a -line drive W 11¥1 Clllltmla downed wnuam·Radford and fam' ,, Jy Vlllted l'rela latoma~ American Leap. lbe Yankees ~~ was a quest!onltbe right field S-2. Clhlcago Present were Mrs. Gra•"· ~ l~ ~ National Loape W. L Pet. mark. w.IUle he was billing Bcston wen not scheduled. Oar! Glue, both of Co, w. L Pel· GB Detroit 29 18 .617 The two slug,..s mellor ed against reliever Ill lilt National Mr. and Mrs. R a 1 Cincinnati M 18 .654 .... Chkago 26 18 .591 first Ume at Yankee Kntwles. . ) Cblcago bombed and family . of Pomeroy, . SL. Louis 27 18 .600 Sll Baltimore 23 21 .~ Monday night and each Flnl Walh . Ia.... oamt' 13-l, ~Ilion deleatod St. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Glaze and '' • San Francisco 28 20 .Sill 4 Boston 24 22 .522 butod a homer, Mantle bls .D-2, and Lo1 Angeles Mrs. June GlaZII end ' ' i ' tburgh 25 20 .556 ~~~ Mlnoesota 24 23 .511 5 career blast leading off EpsteiD, wbo has been Allanla ..,_ o! Middleport and .I ,_. · ago 24 22 .522 7 Cleveland 13 23 .500 511 tei&ihththat wtn the ballgame most eontrovenlal figure '!lied Tlllttson raised family. ' ·Philadelpm, 22 24 .m 9 1 New York 21 24 .467 7 2, and rookie Epstein his basehaU since he . •ed recnrd to S-O as he allowed Mr. and Mrs. ROOert Johnson Atlanta ' 22 26 .458 10 Kaasas City 22 26 .458 7~ major league round tripper report to tile minor leagues a Senators enly slx hits, two family of Columbus spent Location~·· ~ ·Los !,ngels 21 27 .438 u Washington 20 Zl .426 9 gave the Senators an early !ew weeks 880• was Epstein. After Epstein a weekend witb ,Mr. and Mrs. ., . 18 · Houston 18 31 .367 1411 caHlotnla 20 30 ,100 1011 lead. •n his firll 1P111t a given Washington a 2-0 William Folmer and Jeffry. New York IS SO .333 1511 Moadey's flelalts ManUe, who said he was Washington Senator since . with his homer, Tom Tresh Mrs. Betty Spencer and An· Mooday'a Rttaltt.. New York 4 Wash. 2, night mg froll) Baltimore. The excited the game with a tw~n nie and Cerrle Belli Bearhs visLos Ang, 4 Atli,llta 2, night Det's Kan City 2, 11 Inns, night first baseman said, "It was a off sterter Frank BertOina. lled late Sunday afternoon wilh Chicago 13 Phfla. 3, night Minnesota 5 Cleveland 4, · real thrlll playing my first Yankees added their final · and Mrs. Hugh Beams. Houston s St. Louis 2, night calif. 3 Baltimore 2, night where Gehrig once &WOO en Bill Roblnllon's sacrifiCe Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs (Oniy games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) where Mantle stiU •lands. wlt.b tile bases loaded Ronald ·spent Sunday wtlb Today's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pltcbero gave me a clllll. I conllidared Pitch Allows 8<ore Mrs'. John Smlt.b aJKI her guests . All 11me1 EDT AD llmea EDT a reel prlvllege. Steve Bailey'• wild plll!lt Mr. and Mrs. Richard · Maier of Chicago (CUip 3-4 and Sim· Washington (Pascual S-2) Mr. Raymond !Jadcllff two out in t.be bottom of and Mr. and Mrs. "" -· ons 2-5) at Philadelphia New York (Stottlemyre 4-5), 8 Mr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott ark, and Ralph Radcliff' of ninth inning allowed __ Sm_ith_of Columbus. • "l Tovar to score from third d B 2-3 !Ellsworth an oozer "" p.m. o! New Lexington were Sunday racuse were recent pests Now Ma1y Wear ~. 6:05 p.m. Boston (Brandon 2-5) guests of his parent!, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and with the winning run New York (Seaver 4-3 and Chicago (Howard 1-3). 9 p.m. Mrs. Dell Talbott. Tom. Norm Cesh's long double rM Hamilton 1-0) at · ·Pittsburgh Detroit (Sparma 5-0 and Mrs. Ada Fox. Belmont, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fitch the right field screen drove 'With More Comfort I (Ribant 1-3 and Pizarro, 3-5), 2, Wickersham 3-0) at Kansas City and Mrs. Alex Mils, East Llvel' Jr vlslled Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Jim Northrup from first base in PASTUTB. a ••-•• alkaline I e:ll5 p.m. , (Krausse 3-7 and Odom 2-2), 2. pool, and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lawson and sons, Sunday aJ- the lith Inning to give tlle ........ ""'"' taJN ..,.. .,,.._To : Los Angeles (Singer 1-2) at 7 ~.m. Talbott were recent guests of temoon. league leading Tigers a ;:~. :":~J: .~~J': 220 E. MAIN ST. Atlanta (I:.emaster ~1), 8:05 Cleveland (Tiant S-1 and Mrs. Nell Mlddleswart. Mr. and' Mrs. Dell Talbon and a half lead over the Idle f!.~. ~.~.:'."=<:0~::~:. Siebert 4-4) at Minnesota (Kaat Mrs. Mike Evans and were weekend guests of White Sox. Dick '""" '""' ••"' ....."''to •••lth. P.m. th { thGreen A' had i See your 4entlst re1ularly. Get 8 San Francisco (Perry 4-4) -at 1-7 and Grant 4-5). 2, 6 p.m. t"rs ••e spending a few and family, Mr. and · e game or e n •AST""'H al r.tl "'"" oounttra. pncinnatl (Pappas 5-3), 9:05 Baltimore (Dillman 2-0 and In where Mr. Evant . Mrs. George Sanders and Toni ~~~~ :.~~ K:~inetr~~~ed p.m. Phoebus 4-1) at California Xenia. Houston (Cuellar 5-2) at St. (Cimino 2-1 and Clark 2-5), 2, 9 Mr. Dale Lawson attended Mr. and Mrs. Jon Webster of ball in the outfield. Deony Louis (WashliUill 2-2), 9 p.m. p.m. roundup, at Parkersburg Columbus spent the weekend McLain went all the way Wedoeldaf't Game• Wedoesday's Games recently. •' • Willi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. even his record at 6-6. Chicago at P!Iiladelphia, nigllt Wltih., at N.Y., 2 twi-nighl Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bissell, Rudy Durst. Bill Kelso pitched one-hit ball Jilew Vorl: at Pittsburgh, night Boston at Chi., 2 twi-nighl Columi:Ns spent the Mr. end Mrs. Delbert Law· over the last five Innings Loo Angeles at Atlanta, nlgtft .• Dwtroit at Kan. city, night her parents, Mr. and son called on his parents. gain his third win In laD Fran. at Cincinnati, nill)l\ Cleve. at Minoesota, night Donald Brewer and sons. and Mrs. J. w. Lawson decisions. The Angels scored all iloustaa at SL Louis, night ·- Bal\lmore at Calif., night Mrs. Maline Dutst, Mr s. sons. their runs In the third Inning · , · Lmda Ward and sister, Wanda, Recent guests of E. H. when Bob Rodgers singled, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talbott, penter and family · were Mrs. Bobby Knoop doubled and JJISI! Mr. and Mrs. Eller earpenter Donald Brewer, Jell and Cerdenal singled. Jim Fregosl (" :-and daughter visited Wesley Co- my, Terry Brewer, Mrs. banged Into a force play to : Jly lllllted Presllntemallonal zart at Veterans Memorial hos- vla Allen, Mrs. Cathy enable the final run to score. · ~tloul L"apt pita! recently. Mr. Cozart un- Mrs. Jeanette Lawrence, Mrs. Paul Blair had given the Orioles CHOICE 01' lAs Ang. .120 010 ott- 4 I I derwent surgeJ'\11\Iesday and Is Elva Daney, Mrs. Roy an early lead with a first inning Atlanta .000 OIJO.OG- 2 II - - - - - - - - - convale!!Cing nicely. hew, Joyce Ritchie, Charlene homer. B)> Mrs. Evelyn Brickle• Mr. end Mrs. Bill Berry and Ward, S. W. Durst, Harold lr";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii O.teen, Regao 19l end.lasl.nRosl!..,.•,. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shultz daughters, Mansfield, were Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Super Premium Quality 8 1 and son, Danny, and Mrs. Lola weekend guests of her boror Cloningor; Durst and Tom. (6) , Carroll (8 ), Niekro and Griffin ,are vacationing in Flor- and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. R-lr-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,..;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiOOii Torre. WP-Osteen (7-5). Ida. and Tom. Cloninger <1-2). HRS-{labriel- c. E. Woode returned pome Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen, BRANDl son C2nlr, Carty (5th), Monday from':Vt:terans Mem- Ripley, W. Va., Dwain Allen, And SPRING TIME <711l). . . "" , 1 orial Hospital, POmeroy. 1 Rutland, Harold Brewer, ""''"" GO TOGETHER Decorator Colors Chicago 100 044 013-13 11 Friends here have learned Bottom were Sunday callers FOR ALL THE Phi~ 010 001 01o- S 8 that Carl Lemley bas the home of Mrs. Sylvla Allen. FAMILY ·r gone surgery at !!rant Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dalley of CUlp, Hendley <S), Koonce (8) Columbus, •d ;. now and Mr. and Mrs. Jim ··• and Hundley ; L.Jackson, j:.qugll- sting. . Pope of Middleport were to Htrold ChoH, Mgr. .-------------~-r lin (6), G. Jackson (8) and O.arles !!lencer of B e 1 p r 0 cent weekend guesll of M r Locust Sl. Middleport Onlrymple, Ued<er (7), Rojas called 011 bis sister, Mr. and Elva Dailey. . r ' Ladles' Spaulding Qu"n Phont WY 2-2511 ' 91 Wl'- Hendley (Z-0). LP-L. Mrs. Wayne Brlckles Memorial Mr. and Mrs. MelVIn Hood, .lorksdn < 3~ ) . HRS - White ' M v· t Durst Middl rt Mlddltport Day. :~~rs~ ~~~o~r~~·~~:epo~~-~~~~~~~~~ JOHNNY PALMER • 1 s t ~ Williams 2 (8th and 9th), sm age <Znd), Santo (7th), Those visiting Mrs. Effie TOURNAMENTSHIP S.nks (8th). Watson during the past few 8119, 5 irons, 3 woods days were Rev. and Mrs. C. N. Sp.ouldlng !fouston 000 022 100- 5 1.2 0 Watson of Frankfort, W. Va., • Sl Louis . ·1110 000 010...:. 7 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Blou£h o! .' Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Giusti (3-5) . and Bateman; Watson of Parkersburg, W. Va. Jaster, Willis (6), 1ackson <8) and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bartheland McCarver. LP-Jaster <3- mey, Dayton. 2). . Nationally Advtrliaad Mr. and Mrs: Dorsel Miller 95 Amorlcaa Lolpe , Cleve. Ill 100 000- 4 13 0 have sold their property to Mr. and Mrs. Blain Newell of . AthMJnn. 020002 001- 5 • ens end have bought the prep. ll<leDow1!D, Peua (8), erty of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tay(6!J, BaD~y 112 an4 Sims, lor. I8J1., 00o( ODolil (5), Mr. and Mrs. William Chap,Jforti~ · <8) man and family and his mother, : Zilllmerman;...llitiey (7). Mrs. Maxine Chapman were rej Wortblngtop ~2), cent wot!l<end guesta ol Max: (2-Z). lll!S--Alllson lne's daughters, Mr. and Mrs. : field (6tiJ), Alvis John Gramling and family of : WuiL GOO 2811000- 2 8 I Galion and Mr. and Mrs. MlchHigher Priced Selection Of '. _ York IIIII 2811 021;- 4 T 0 ael Grasoo and family ol Co: llertalna, Kmwle1 <8) and lumbus. - c8111110va1 'l'lllolaoa <~) and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bal)lolranl LP-&owlu (3-0). ser h~ve adopted a baby son iBRI _ Bpoleln (lsi), Trull and hill name II Roier Allen. : (lth), 11an11o (!JtiJ). They had a ahower lor blm at SHELLED HOOKS - - - - 6 14t o(U laniiiiiJI) tho borne of her perenl:ll, Mr. iDeL Oil 0110 IOD 01-1 t J and Mrs. W. C. Blake. TIIe SHUMAN CRICKETS 24c 1011 GOO 00111)-- 1 T 1 baby received maoy lovely gifts . McLa!II (H) end Freehan· frtm the llj)pl'Oiimalely :ll atDIP NET 99a Jegui. Aker (I) IIIII Boot. LP_: ,_ten _ dlng _:_._ _ _ :Akw C-4). ,SPORTSMEN WORMS 9c 11ch hit. 10D 100 000- I 11 CASTO FLIES, Reg. 98c Sele 79c lOS 000 Ollk- I I ! lkffalf1 !N) and Et<:bebarFISH STRINGER 24a ~ Wllltdte, Kello (6) end • J.......... & Jlally SeDtlne~ Pomer~y·Middleporl, 0., JUI18 I, UMI7 .~~es, Match Jill:. 1 Voice of S ety' Notes < • I!'ALSE. TEETH ~;, IL(JB I,1 I I '.• I . INGRS CARPET HOUSE, POMEROY U.S. KEDS TIME $2.99 $6.50 THE SHOE BOX CHASE HARDWARE JUNE SPECIAL GOLF BALLS .. 3 for $1.99 , FISHING TACKLE · SPECIALS Zebco & Bronson Reels and Rods Sale Priced, 1.98 up for ., :x.c. :c-ar. Jlodiers. WP-Itello (3-.1), ~(Srd). ' Chestnut Ridge . Society News -bno.f.! Gift of Beauty, for the Home .. Walter canode !pent daya Ibis pest week with arents, Clarence Canoda jfe. Clarence caoode peased away t bil home Saturday evening. e ba1 been In poor healtb for a long time. He leaves bil wife and t h r e e sons; Leslie of Marysville, Welter of Ap pie Creek end F{anciJ ol (JoJumllva. · Mrs Joe Turner Albany .,.....,." Nut To Elbtrhlcls f!lllldaJ allerJtcql wltll her On s-nciSt. ..-. Mn. Glnerl roater. Norma Goodwin ' Florist ( ; It bu been eallmated .. perl!tJll of ()nada's popula- llort 11ft wltlda D JIIIIN fl _,... llorder. Ph. 992-2933 "We Tele8l'•ph l'lowen ADJW!Itn, ABJ!Ime" d METAL CLEAJS iiiiD tie /ubiTe BASEBALL SHOES daa elearie beat .... .. .... . ,.•. BASEBALLS- S9c ·-·...$2·69 SOFTBAI.LS 79~ .. sz.st · BALL GLOVES - - s]-•t· BAV BATS . $1.59 SETS- S4itt' iiiw"Ttiita..!ra;••m'"c' 'll'er,.l!!!lllaldt'l a ....... tar t, nfalt,- .-\ 1 nt1 ;lj 1 -..zsb tL.,....., ... ,...u ._ r . . . rJo Wr r~r• m~•• d ' • tMID.aC'I'IIICTali to your Ato tDii., .. $.·6 •49 I •\ ,.,..tw .,_ ~Pc installam..,. . ·, SHOP A~D SAYI AT POMEROY SHIRT SERVICE EDWARD IJ.... IT WI>$ A Sl'P.TUS t;;-tl/'80.. 10 Bli ABLE TO !IUY he had received lor tlje p o s t, )OUR WiNCH? Frank Capehart, Everett Vance, 1 \;;~;;;;;;;;;;;rr,""i~: Robert Ashley and C. Barnette. 1·1 (OoDllnued from page 1 ) No action was taken then on ter. tht matter. Sldeu' moUon died for the Billy Steele then submitted . lack of a •Second. the list of )l<:rsonnel for the Ti- 1.-:= .~ed St""ens stated, that he tie 1 program w!Jich runs from r-.----:--:-:---::--;7')-~~~rV tt UUiht, lt was unfair to board June 15 through August 2. Bul' 1 'M-\I(l''S memllera presen~~ng a "double dette recommended the list be I THE ~TUS ? barreled l!IIIIJon, that he felt approved which the board did r t!tfM8()1.. r-:t::m. -~ Sayre and Burdette should be unanimously. voted upon .eparately a n d Earl Keefer, president Board president Earl Keefer board, suggested the hoard said he. felt that the m att e r cess for a break. All board should ~ve . been placed on the members left the room. B u tgenili and the board not bit dette, Smith and the news .mewith It cold. dia remained seated In t h BuNette and Sayre both had board rooms. Board members au6mlj\ed. thelr applications for were absent from the room th~e J!OIIillona last month. 45 minutes and w!Jen questinnPhiatly,:. atter some other mal- ed by the press what they did ters "were dl!icuslled, Burdette during the long break, Keefer t ld boaM he th t h ASK TO WED Pleasant Valley Hospital o mem ro a e said they held a street s e sPOINT PLEASANT _ Four would recom111end Sayre and sinn, but did not leave the buildcouples have made applicalions Admitted: Frank Burris, Pt. the· board could vote on Sayre's ing - what they did during the for marnage licenses in the of- Pleasanl ; Garland L. Oldaker, , application alone. 45 minutes they were absent lice of the county clerk. Pt. Pleasant: Orv•lle Po a r. ' . \ Steven then moved that Sayre could not he verified, but Applying were Pearl Henry West Col umbia ; Mrs. Delbert · Yoa iJdd 11 woll ao - - l'OG _,tze. Our home teNico exptrtt will help you ptan and build that new aerage, kittMn, or ·-lddition. be hired for ,the ~ilion of SU- jecture was that IIley discussHall 55 Harlford and Freda Nichols. Leon: Mrs. Max Gra , We 1110 rllow you lilt • - to llulldloti-OIIIorills Ill &i,. ,... the be•t pervlsor of JnstruTJOII for o:: ed the matters they did n 0 I ILori~ c,;f!man, 41, 'pt. Pleasant. ham, Arlxlckle; William - D ' )oblor l i l t y~ar at a lallry o $11,500 a wl8h to discuss before t.be news Darvin Llo ·d Bl om 23 Cra1g, Gn mms Landmg ; Mrs. I S1ders aeconded the motion. media and the su)l<:rintendents. PT. PLEASANT During Thu . 0 l d ~ er,F ' 1Lawr~nce Neal, West Colum-1 1 The ~te ,~as Stevens and~ .After the break, ~cott Was the long Mason County Board f ces L~~~~. ui: :~. Plear:nt. ran- ~ bia : Mrs. Dana Mu;ray, Pom- 1 Sidera . yes and• Dt;; Brown h1red and the turmml over of Education aession, Monday ! Michael Patrick Cottrill, 22 , eroy. 1 and l!!art Keefer no , a II e Burdette and Sayre arose. Up- night, several teachers were PI Pleasant and Shirle Ka w. ... hondlo your _...,. - - . . choct .,. rwmodettns Job you vote. Sayre theft, in obvious con-' on recommendatioo of Burdette, hired and resignations accept- Pyles 18 . Gallipol' Fe y y Discharged: Mrs. Roma Mea-. cem told board members by Smith all the ed . • : " rry. dows, John Turley, Michael ' l i U - FREE lolomalioA- U..... he ~anted to know then in the ~ard office . Ray Chnton Keeler, 20, Leon, Caruthers, Billy Crawford, Nor- , _ .~w~~* lilelr plans f<lr ldlll reblred With lalaries to be Hired were Ursula H el ~ aland Judy Pearl Herdman, 16, 1ville Rollins,, Stephen Riffle . 0 I am lntertsted In · · 'new home. [] FINISHED UPSTAIRS llu! iilflfts'Wer waa Jlv-. later. Olfice ecretaries Hamblin, phySical education L<on. Mrs. Homer E. Blessmg. I do .!. ••. :.do not .... have Mly __OWJl lot. the matter. wa1 pessed Qver. are KlltJ McDermitt, teacher for girls at the new Birtb: Mr. and Mrs. Millard ADDITION O bARAGE 0 BAlHROOM The long board session Reba Woodrum Junior High School; Carolyn Deweese, Leon, a son. -..am~~~: ·· ·· ·····"='· ··· · .. :....... [] FAMILY 0 STEEL with the HeiiCI Start Program Taylor and ' car- Sue Hefnes, speech and hearing ROOM - SIDING Addrets ·--··········---········-········ ---- -- -- . ---· ···· still· under diacusslon. The Shadle. therapist, work in the various dEceased, was life guard at the • 0 PORCH 0 ~ARM . CIIJ ----- - ------------........... . ....... pool and allegedly 111 the show- . tract 11'1101 yetaigned wlt!J the A letter was lben read con- schools and Katy Smith, elemenWest Central Association, tile coaching openings tary teacher (not· placed) ;' er stall at Lhe time o! the misopenlnt dale lor lilt proram High School from Resignations We~~.. accepted hap . next week. ~0 Clyde Foley, recom- from Clarice Foglesong, teachThe plaintiff is seeking $1,000 Maraery Morehart, that Frank Ca)l<:hart er PP Jr. H!f!h; Homer Cnddle, ~ funeral expenses, $10,000 : Start eoordlnator lor West be hired as Athletic Director coach PPHS; Suzanne Criddle, PT. PLEASANT - A e I vi I for deal h and the tral, wu present U was and head basketball coach ; Don- teacher Ordnance School ; Or- action seeking judgment in the 5100·000 for fmancial and 0( 0. 100 000 ert Rlcianl, Community Action Ray VanMeter, foolball in H. Smith, teacller PPHS: amount of $1ll ,OOO has been fil- the S · for fmanc•al and · .Recodeling Contractors Since1915 director. and Jon Scaggs, the Jr. Juanita Burdette, teacher Leon erl in the office of the Circuit peeu~ary loss. The actiOn seeks ~POMEROY, OHIO . The much discussed coach. School and Marie Jewell Cutlip. Court and l! styled Arthleia a tnal by Jury. Allorney for I • Still Your Best Bet For Homtlmprovemenlt which wu turned down The recommendation wen l teacher North Pt. Pleasant Harmon, Admrx., of the esiale the plaintiff ts Stanley Preiser : L-,~;..,.,.;;___________..:..,,:__ _;_,..._...,.____ board lmtD .10me as no buard member School. of Earl Joseph Harmon , oi_.Ch ... ar.,le•s•Lo.. n•.,w ...=va.........iiiii!._!O'"'===--==== = = = = == = --== - - - - - = = - of tbe ~ard wn to accept the Th~ board alse granted per ed vs. John Charles Hyer, ----------~ - - -- · sent 10', W•slJ!n&loD OEO MISSIOn for the local Volunteer - 22nd Street ; Pt. Pleasant •·' ' apparently did not. agr~ to Then, after a l<>ng, q u let Fire Department to use t h e Kiwanis Club: City of Point slipu_lilll~ , .wjthout mo r Dr. Brown moved that PPHS gym for I "Flatt and Pleasant ; and the Mason Coun- ' clarlflc•"~· ' l'~IIOWIIIII more Vance be hired as Ath- Scruggs" shoW on August 8. ty Board of Education. · dlsc.usslti.n' of the . attached Director and Head Coach, Proceeds from the show will be The action stems from the ulatlou, tile board agreed to Donald Ray VanM~ter as used by tbe fire department itr death of Earl Joseph Harmon, write for .Information necessary with Brown, Siders purchasiog a fire truck. age 7, on August 5th, 191*1. The for tile OEO office and If a<> and Keeler voting "yes" and Several requests by teachers bill of complaint states young cept{ble;# uthorlsed board "no." for transfers were read willl no H•rmon was a cqs(omer at the ident to ,algn the eontract with Tennant and Clark had been actioo taken at this time. Kiwan~ Shawnee Swimming West ~ntralso t~e all this time for a de- PPHS Football Coach, Dick Pool wilich Is owned and-or ronld gel underway, on !lleir earlier request Ware appeared before the erated by tile Klwanl! Club and nry commlltee would be Ashley be hired and upon board seeking help with the pro- Board ol Education and negli,.,,ed at ~OIICtJ to screen tile voting given the posed construclion of new dress- gent eonstruction o! s h o w e r cant!. ' . to Vance and VanMet- ing rooms for the athletic pro- room walls caused pert of the W~ DIIIECTOB Tennant asked Dr. Brown gram. He told board memhel'l! wall to collapse .and fall upon . ALL YOU CAN DRAW OUT Carl Tinnant and G e r1l Vance wa• not a nephew of the new building to be attached young Harmon's head and body rtar~....repr'!~~ tile by marriage and VanMeter to the gym woold cost appro•~ sustaining severe injuries reIN ONE HAND .• , • ma n••1e11c .,.,.,.tors, nephew of absent board mem- matelv $9,000 and asked t h e suiting In his death. One defend- , . her Bill Howard? Board to supPly the bricks for an~ John Charles Hyer, since before tile bcJard asklnl •t!J~etlc director be hired f o Brown answered yes, a neph- t!Je outside of the building and jiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiOiii;;;;;;;iiiiii'"'"..;_iiiiii~ their school at once so ew . by marriage, and Tennant pey the wages of !be bricklay•ummer ~ could get and Clark atalketj from t h e ers, which would cost approxlLlvlnt Room Sult•Beclroom Suite derway. . mately ,1,750. He also asked The two men asked the Vance Is currently coaching that Jimmy J~e Wedge, coach lefrlttrator Deluxe to consider Robert :Ashley at Welch. at Jr. High School he transferFrHZer, 25 cu. ft. Middleport for the position. The next meeting of the hoard red to coach at the senior high. Gu R1nge ler the men ·left !be set lor June 12th at 7:30 p. . action was taken by 1h e ~·t~ read ~ fOUl' buard on either request. W11her-Dryar P1lr Let Dudley's Make your dreams come fFue ... calf 11s· lor .. home improveD,Jent FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR REMODELING NEEDS . · ,..' Judgment·0£ $111,000 1s,sought I~ f I I t ' -- I I J~:::1 I c .'I I Lo;: •su:N:. =·~~~ ~Ph; - ~. :~--·J pomeroy Cement . Bl k C l _;,J 1 •• .BOWL CONTAINS $100 ••• IN SILVER DOLLARS, HALVES and QUARTERS YOU GET As ACash Discount On PLANNING A SUMMER WEDDING? ruri~ in June lO lnd 11 to the lOth Annual Buick Open, on NBC·TV. Help Yew Mike CoMplete .I THIS SPSCIAL OFFER A~llllgtrrtentt. ALL THIS . WEEK . AT RUTLAND · FURNITURE . 'BOPQlln,S IOUTOHHilRES · . OIUROI ·Days -. ~~ .-,-' ' . ' ,,<;.! ' . ' ,J.DoNS •; r; ......~· w· .If There ' ·t '"'"~~on.. For f1!1P. ~-(-.{'. '/~~ M 0 0 R E._, ' 5~' J11i..~·'.' 124 W.,MAIN . . ' SPECIAL :~li $47.88 GOLF BAGS .. .... 10.95.up .(7):. • SPALDING'S Golf Set · -· 49·88 Single Irons Carts $14· u, $10500· _ "' I ( I I I I] Teachers u•Iredb,y Mason Board Spalding · Wilson Northwestern 3 WOODS- 8 IRONS UP TO $150.00 VALUES . .. , .. .., ' ,• I Wtrldii!I . .• •' J-'' .... ,,. ' ~ '-• is, no c_atch to this, offer··· you act~ally' get credit , ·.• , , M•'"'•41 ·~h, ··-i·- !-or all the si(v,er you can take.out witH one hand:~:: · ~11111'-.,l)liflar I \. ' ' • • t I· • ,- • • · H• ell ,., - , ' l • '~ ' .. -r.~ Credit 'Temis' · AvaWft. o ' r ... ,, Rob'inson's Cleaners 1 TupDP.rs Plains Society News COCHRAN PAINTS . SUT MinER J ·--..-··· ela<t'•:diM t' !!I""' ._,,...,_OVIR I. OVIi& LONG- Line Scores iiiS'IIJIIIIitr ~ QN E DAY 0 · CARPETING AT GIANT SAVINGS J:: ......lpl. . '"lllf'llou lgn rderstandlng;" ftry eiYIItzed .•" r iDIII,. TOMORROW FOR SPECIALCLOSEOUT SALE A[)f.,:,.: NeWS NOteS _. ' :i',.l PMDT=~ ' Ingels C•pet House In Po"'II'Oy . Is Moving to New See This Newspaper ••• StJ"versviUe w· a·y· ' ~(J -:r 'w·· · ~ t-'11 'I~ ... 'Ff! • NOTICE!- . )> -~o · n ... .,. .. for . anotller' TV season or IO The kid who has everything may ia re~ignlng Tom challi I 1 IL( . • , , t~>iling; meanwblle he'll Jpend qnw have a. flllir .of matcbed .. . Ill anotlt§r ~ ID I ttl part of the summer tecordlng antique cap pis~il which be iame· place, comil 10 t!Jlllk • NEW YORK - Just II k e buDding's been sold and will be and his wife! • for RCA,; Victor: his current c"'\ buy at F.lti. S<;hwartz on ij; justlcH ~~ PJflir Biri'lllbck Webster's DicUo!UU')', BIn 1 torn down for an offlce bull¢• A famed Madison Ave. men's l hot~ake How .~eauWul the Sl~ .Ave. fo~ only fl:tO · · ,clunro ~ as~ICr<Jsby's Morocco-bound again: lng. shop's claim to fame is grisly: World can .Bee 1s 1eallng the shoWbiZ .umon_s tA<'A:VA, 1o ,J~l' bought a vacation mansion Mrs. John Stelnbeck!s got her Abraham Lincoln wore one of its ~•t-<ha:~- ruce~te 'j,' Peter !on- lutty) ~~~cbs~•ppedj : -c/'c ~ in that exotic sandpile ... The first byline - in a mag article suits when he wa s assassinat- a an IS m -~ve _an un- ~very wbu 1 as ~ 1 ;ont 8 ~ · Iaraell "Cafe Sahbra" stars about the trip to VIetnam willl ed . . Beautiful Monmouth ARRESTS MADE . · ,; . r e~que ~ow~, ea ur' ( Johnny Yune wllo sings In He- her Hobel mate . . Met tenor racetrack will be a galmorous PT. PLEASANT - Arrests re- mg ongma ma na · brew, YiddL•h, Italian, Spanish, Jan Peerce's son Larry Is dl- backdrop for "~ Lovely Way ported at !be county jail dur- . White House psychologists say French, Russian, Greek, Turk- rectin•• "The Incident," anoth- to Ole," anot!Jer big film bei·ng mg the weekend were: William 11 _ def•n•tely _ _ ·- w1ll he Thurgood = -.; · Japanese, Chinese - and er movie being filmed on the shot in and around N. Y. (sta" R ed 54 H rtf d· Ch 1 K ~ I '" IKoreani because he's a Korean sidewalks of N. Y. . .. On the Kirk Douglas, Sylvia Koschina. Ee .' :io ~t 0~1 • '~."~ · Rich inmates ·of one of Man- dais at a bene!it for "Haven" Eli Wallach) Hadn't heard' J rwln, y ' ·53 ~~~~n : Hvan , lhntt ..•'• swankiest new co -op narcotics clinic, former champ a peep from Giselle Mackenzie amJesP'totung, 62• a' odn. en'I t h · th J k d th b II ry . 1 man, en erson: 1 t apar men ouses are smng e ac Dempsey startle e a - 10t a year, Iudden y there she L· Le R h ' 23 Pl PI . _ W~AT l.IMI!It!ll:eE~ ' .ROYSAR over alleged faulty build· room-ful when he volunteered to was over in a dimlit corner of ar(' R' •h ~usD, ;~ cHeESE: SHOULD Be ing materials Cheetah is do "anything" to stop such ad' Allredo's inhali ng bocconcino ~t" ~I IC a[. S it ~can. Pt. MADE; OUT OF. Broadway's biggest night cluh dic1ion - in memory of b Is with Don Ovens; talented gal, P' · eatsan 11• cho Yd aye1~· . · You get our usual fin~ . Jac k sa1'd, GISe II e. w•" ID- ·ervice and f<'n<'shJ'ng · smas h at th e momen t - but •t broth er, an add•ct, to.easan . r ' .a J hc arge T w· d "2t ' c.m,.ntlllllml100 0 '· d hn Now arranp the circled lotten will have to find other digs: the wilt wound up killing himself Perry Como hadn't decided Rxica ·d atrh ' k, • eln at9, out ai 5 wltto avenswoo , c arge WI rec , . · to form the aurpriae answer, at -=-=~=-== ~-IU&:Jt•~ed. by title above cartoon. leSs O)l<:ration and Jjriving with GO license revoked ; and Wilbur Time Ratio's They'll Do It Brook, 44, assault and battery • 16 E. 2nd p 1 Prilt .. sumEARSWERitsn 'f L-..,.;:;::;;::;;;==::;:;:=;:.._-l warrlllan"_L:__ _ _ _ _ _ j.;;;•;,;,;;;,;:;;,"""..;,;.o;;m;,;e:;;r,;oy~~·;;::m;;on:.:·c~==:•::"' ::"~ ---'::"~':::"'::"":t'.:"'::•'::.'\' (Aa•wen tomwr•wJ REMEMBER Wf.IEN 1 loot MOUNT GOURD INVIRT VOLUMI SCKXll CAFETERIAS ltlltf..., . WERI'. ~ lW"·AND Mlwtn Be. to pmelk• for o ,-r/'d NGS i . . ' . B ' .,,. ' , . ""'.. ,,•. ,,.:n:f-'\i,.•, . ,, ' • �' .. • ' 1. -" ' '. ' " ' 1 .. ·' • ., THE WILLETS I' ...... terW1fttM ....... modern apartments. Two and three bedrooma. All MIOI_.C_flo tl•• Wirl. .......... . AMIU•••• c-. w $995 1960 CORYAIR 700 $395 e P1t101 plete YOIIIglllown • ...,. &IM .. 111. .. 12111 NMft. laturdiY 'l.'EIIJtACI'J TIIE·~~~·f:==;:=;:::;:==~========~~ ing. Adults w. For Sale IT'I IAI'Y TO PLACI A ·~ only. MENTS. New !'!liven, VL Phone 8DD. I 4 'NANT AD EN PKINI tt2o2111 · For St!e apartment 3 bedrooms, stoNge, four apeakert. over payments of $5.50 month, or pay bal10ee ___ ''"" $111.24. Try It In your home. stakes; Kenneth Blso Call mu. 6 4 6te sell, Long Bottom, Oblo. sew1ng machine. machine makes butloJI. THREE This . . = =:-:::---:-Cemetery boles, d a r n s, embroiders. Take over six payments of $6.70 per month. We will bring lhlJ maclllne t,p your home for you 1o try. call m2838. 6 4 6lc EYINRUDE iYi>Bvidlot;-D;iiOi\: I cy<le, XIJI, sportster. Prleed to sell. See Boyd K!Dzel or call 77'.................... .,_ ...... w. Va. e 4 3tp console wllb radio, 1967 IG ZAG II ONI OJI 'htll ·1" - • 4 3le --;;- COIIllecutive lots In Beec:h Grove, for In· formation write or phone W. A Douglall, 35 Riverside Dr., Dayton, Ohio, Pbone 1?.M5611. • 4 lotc LOOK! usponsible . " ( WILL NOT be for any debts other than my own. Robert Sfrrett, Rutland. • 4 ·, --~- . . ' , · .< • . DICK RAWLIN!il.' . 1 ~ · .: , ' ' . -~ I. ' RlwllntP Hon~·--~1! ~· : , , WY 14111 '( \ :~:;:···. , · . ,,';'··•.•"•: MIDDLIPOif, OHII) . ' · ·•• . .,J'L P.I!INER I.. - --- Ohio Boat and Motor LlcenM SCHWARZEL MARINE ~ {~ .' i ' 1 " ---- ........ · --~ ,. 0~ 'WOLF ISLAND, THEY WON'T EVEN •• • • ~ IQTHER ro ROAST '10'.'.' ~ EXPERIENCED S.leund Service - -~ .. .• ~. NICEST PIOI'I.IIt . .. GAt~· . . . -· . ~· ' ' . V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntington BEAUTIFUL AM IDd FM nut stereos just received •rom' II overst9f=ked emnpallf. Wll sell at '-dealer's cost. Price 11 $114.95 or monthly payments. Call 99'J.311B. STEREO, -~;.;·W --aln,ltj 1965 11> or C1ll •Collect 532-6881 'f"' ' ., ·HON . 1', . 1' ' . WU & SElVIG .:!:.: · ,;. . - .. , . Rtpraentatlveln Thl1 Aru 20 YHn For OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMERClY, OHICJ and rear enlruct. Beaotlfal. Iy landscaped. Prlnte e BIIIWn In lnsul1tlon Elmer E. White, 404~ So. 4th St., Ironton ::!'. :::S~~·S:: Pomeroy Motor Co. complelely lllsulated. OPPICI HOUII ftll. fa liM p. m.. DliiY ' For·Fr. Eatlm1111 · · •Aluminum AWJ!IIIIJ• •Aluminum Skiing eAiumlnum R1lllngs eAiumlnum Windows & Daon eC.r Porte Sport Coupe, locll 1 owner ear, black flnWl with white top, clean interior, radio and beater, whitewlll lites, 1 nice one. brick buildlog, coupe, good tires, clean interior, radio IDd beater, another orated plastered walls. CoDIIo II good buy, 11 ..... ,., w........ - - ' " " tl " ' ctM DIMHnt •P Pllll . . •IIIII ttl t11N Wttlda 11 ..,.,. CAID OP 'I'IIAJIQ A OIITUARIII .,... .... It " " ' "''"'""""'' .... ............... t& ILIND ADI IMtlrt'"'- ............. 11,. e. 1962 KARMANN CHIA and I ftftll " ' WeN, ... , ........... 11 ....... ,., 1.-.fiiM. Contact: CHARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio " "'1964 DODGE 2 DOOR $1095 270 Series, white finish! red lntaior, 8 cyl. engine, automat· ie trano. Radio a_nd heo er, like new whitewall tlrea r .• ·~-:,~~~ ·~'"'. '.tt~) , I 0 ~r.,qsihbtN..,o~tQ't(t 1J_ ""· .0·~·;:.-~-:::_.;-s~~~~· WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE • BLAmNARS HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 eC.r eTruCic Con · KEITH GOBLE · FoRD' WY 24196 MlddiiJIIIf, 0. . . Phone 992-2143 Pom1ray }. FREE NOnCE! stoRAGE . ' •'.: REMEMilER,UEAR, '!OUR 61<-\NDPAR"~5 ARlO NCIT OBLIGED TO GIVE YOU A PENNY Ftlrnoy Arc Wtldtro of 110 W. Mt1n St. Pomtroy, Ohio, now htvo tht S.IN tnd Strvlct dopt, opon, Glvlnt arvloe to welding m•chlne owfto o.ro,ln.tho TRI·STATI AREA, Our '""let dopl. It equipped to glvo prompt oorvlco on til fJIMI of Electric Ale Woldo lnll -hlnta. Wo tlso htvt In ltocfc nrlouo tiJII of For. noy Ropolr Units - known IIGJrus Mower. IN THE AREA Bulk ond kg hrtlllor, bulk IPI'OOIIIne oppUc1to1'1, •ulk sproodor trucks - lor Ill rour ferlllbtr JIOOdl. • POMEROY 992-2111 PRICED TO SELL NOWI MEIGS EQUIPMENT Ph. 992-2176 11 • Combbatian R1p.11r Un- ." It In the Eloctrlc Arc Woldo ln1 Lint. Wt olso llack ' 1 lo,.. aupply of welding oupo p!IH. Comt In for 1 weldor don.nstrtllon or coli 1 •IIIOIIItrallolt et home, no I'M THINI<,IklG OF FORMIIJG *•• obU~~ttlon A CITIZEN'S R~~CUE ~U~D 10 TRAikl P~Pl£ TG> HELP of couno. OTHERS II.J IJEW! Olll<o end oorvlc1 dept, - · dolly 9:00 Ull 5:00 PM Sttvrdtys 9:00 AM 1111 9:00 PM. Welding suppllot donv. By HOWle ~HileiDER IF We EVER NEED ANI(Ok!E II.Jf1<) GOES ~l l lD PIECES IIJ AN £NI ERGEIJCY W£'LL CIV£ YOU ~ CALL ! round bobo blna, sews forward lltd verse, Zig Zag equipped. orodf-olchorgo. eComoln or call 992·2276. only 7 payments $8.00. Woldlntcllnlco oro undtrwll)' 21165. 4 21 tfc - I n tnd regiotar Businus Services By MERRILL Bl.OSSER FOR CARRIERS IN MiDDLEPORt. Conted!,eye Mlnley •• Mldclllport ' ' JC. i. c; ·+.;;:·' •' ••• .. ~!h.. :.. t .j: ·~·AI,>. .,;_,..__ '- . 'I: --.. ' ,, ' ' ...' ,:f.~· , .. ' . ,,. · . West Ylrglnla, ar old farm11l with llmbor. Marion Reynolds, I 1101 77, Syracuse, Ohio. . ~ - ~· -::J~~W~a~nt=ed:!=~~ II:LECl'ROLUX Middleport. i" r, '-"' ,. . ' 3otc Sweeper, on 5 12 wheels. Complete with dull cleaning attachments. Guaranteed. Pay only a payments $5 each. Phone 192-a. e I tfc WANTED C.rrien Ntedecl . ' ' cMalielan H'IS Specially Is 8 ~ appearlnc at:L l'elfollns In a eloset, under slaliJ, • .. e room For Pomeroy Apply At The house, bath, 80011 tlon. 108 Butternut nelle Fugate. Pbone ~iZll:l. ldldtel1 coanten, anywllft How7 No pilot U&ht, 10 wAtr, ·· no flues needed. fllllll11ulecblc water beaters · · apace ••• let JQU put heallr near points of 1118last 1111 tot. maximum efficiency. Ilk ,... Malar or • • • about our Protectsd Service Plan, a llklltJ on parb, senloeand tank. · Additional wlrlnz .needed7 Take advantage of our mone~J" 4 30 tfc Deily Sentinel Office 110 Mech1nlc St. Pomeroy, Ohio I ROOIII HOVSE, forced air bact porches, brick, In Pomeroy. Pbcme 3112. 5 II 6 ROOM HOVSE, two roo1111, will lo will CII'Jlft.i IDa Ill llvlng room, fuD bment, 1.93 acres, Mulberry Heights, Pboae 19U42t. & 14 Ue com plete wltb Ill M....... For lint HOU="'SE;;:-1.,-or-=-ren = t. ""s-=r:::-oomt = -lltd ::::; bltb, larp garden, In Lower lyt'~CU~e. Call Kenneth_ dlft, 53 LlrsoD Drive, Grov• port. Oh!G. Pbone 138-10'1. • 4 Sic I BOOMS and balb lp8llment, ~ Ooar, sos Condor St. call IIN'1It ' 21 If menll. $17.11. -- ---- aviD& wlriq certilicltiL ._ Alf K . L'r'HIOOO.VOOlOB-PT•B• •v.uv - Y"III..,.D;;IwiMIJ JA7f W801X181R&WKIItm.. WJI'B A DOVE!~EOROE JDI:RBilR'l' , ••-rnt•llrz"I IIL JooJ ' - --- . . 421111 ~- - ... ··-·--- --·- ... _........... - .;-. '\' .'1 · -~-~ comfort. CliH'1 Shoe Repllr, I 24 ·-------- --- ~- - · .. ··-- · . ·-- ·•z•·-=•·.,••·-=•,..,•-=-=------.:.. - . ' ' ' -·- .··· ·-· .......--.- -·-· ·------........ ..-- -------...- ..~.. . . ....... --~---' ~-"" ~ - r'lt.--·.,..---- ---·- - ~ · ~ .-..,.,""'"'" . ' .. r,;<l ~--' ' .,.. ,. -.· ,, ~· J . ' ·'.·I . ~~-- ,' ' '. ~ ...-..... ·,..:. .. ' . ;:; �' .. • ' 1. -" ' '. ' " ' 1 .. ·' • ., THE WILLETS I' ...... terW1fttM ....... modern apartments. Two and three bedrooma. All MIOI_.C_flo tl•• Wirl. .......... . AMIU•••• c-. w $995 1960 CORYAIR 700 $395 e P1t101 plete YOIIIglllown • ...,. &IM .. 111. .. 12111 NMft. laturdiY 'l.'EIIJtACI'J TIIE·~~~·f:==;:=;:::;:==~========~~ ing. Adults w. For Sale IT'I IAI'Y TO PLACI A ·~ only. MENTS. New !'!liven, VL Phone 8DD. I 4 'NANT AD EN PKINI tt2o2111 · For St!e apartment 3 bedrooms, stoNge, four apeakert. over payments of $5.50 month, or pay bal10ee ___ ''"" $111.24. Try It In your home. stakes; Kenneth Blso Call mu. 6 4 6te sell, Long Bottom, Oblo. sew1ng machine. machine makes butloJI. THREE This . . = =:-:::---:-Cemetery boles, d a r n s, embroiders. Take over six payments of $6.70 per month. We will bring lhlJ maclllne t,p your home for you 1o try. call m2838. 6 4 6lc EYINRUDE iYi>Bvidlot;-D;iiOi\: I cy<le, XIJI, sportster. Prleed to sell. See Boyd K!Dzel or call 77'.................... .,_ ...... w. Va. e 4 3tp console wllb radio, 1967 IG ZAG II ONI OJI 'htll ·1" - • 4 3le --;;- COIIllecutive lots In Beec:h Grove, for In· formation write or phone W. A Douglall, 35 Riverside Dr., Dayton, Ohio, Pbone 1?.M5611. • 4 lotc LOOK! usponsible . " ( WILL NOT be for any debts other than my own. Robert Sfrrett, Rutland. • 4 ·, --~- . . ' , · .< • . DICK RAWLIN!il.' . 1 ~ · .: , ' ' . -~ I. ' RlwllntP Hon~·--~1! ~· : , , WY 14111 '( \ :~:;:···. , · . ,,';'··•.•"•: MIDDLIPOif, OHII) . ' · ·•• . .,J'L P.I!INER I.. - --- Ohio Boat and Motor LlcenM SCHWARZEL MARINE ~ {~ .' i ' 1 " ---- ........ · --~ ,. 0~ 'WOLF ISLAND, THEY WON'T EVEN •• • • ~ IQTHER ro ROAST '10'.'.' ~ EXPERIENCED S.leund Service - -~ .. .• ~. NICEST PIOI'I.IIt . .. GAt~· . . . -· . ~· ' ' . V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4th Ave., Huntington BEAUTIFUL AM IDd FM nut stereos just received •rom' II overst9f=ked emnpallf. Wll sell at '-dealer's cost. Price 11 $114.95 or monthly payments. Call 99'J.311B. STEREO, -~;.;·W --aln,ltj 1965 11> or C1ll •Collect 532-6881 'f"' ' ., ·HON . 1', . 1' ' . WU & SElVIG .:!:.: · ,;. . - .. , . Rtpraentatlveln Thl1 Aru 20 YHn For OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMERClY, OHICJ and rear enlruct. Beaotlfal. Iy landscaped. Prlnte e BIIIWn In lnsul1tlon Elmer E. White, 404~ So. 4th St., Ironton ::!'. :::S~~·S:: Pomeroy Motor Co. complelely lllsulated. OPPICI HOUII ftll. fa liM p. m.. DliiY ' For·Fr. Eatlm1111 · · •Aluminum AWJ!IIIIJ• •Aluminum Skiing eAiumlnum R1lllngs eAiumlnum Windows & Daon eC.r Porte Sport Coupe, locll 1 owner ear, black flnWl with white top, clean interior, radio and beater, whitewlll lites, 1 nice one. brick buildlog, coupe, good tires, clean interior, radio IDd beater, another orated plastered walls. CoDIIo II good buy, 11 ..... ,., w........ - - ' " " tl " ' ctM DIMHnt •P Pllll . . •IIIII ttl t11N Wttlda 11 ..,.,. CAID OP 'I'IIAJIQ A OIITUARIII .,... .... It " " ' "''"'""""'' .... ............... t& ILIND ADI IMtlrt'"'- ............. 11,. e. 1962 KARMANN CHIA and I ftftll " ' WeN, ... , ........... 11 ....... ,., 1.-.fiiM. Contact: CHARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio " "'1964 DODGE 2 DOOR $1095 270 Series, white finish! red lntaior, 8 cyl. engine, automat· ie trano. Radio a_nd heo er, like new whitewall tlrea r .• ·~-:,~~~ ·~'"'. '.tt~) , I 0 ~r.,qsihbtN..,o~tQ't(t 1J_ ""· .0·~·;:.-~-:::_.;-s~~~~· WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE • BLAmNARS HOCKINGPORT, OHIO PHONE 667.3370 eC.r eTruCic Con · KEITH GOBLE · FoRD' WY 24196 MlddiiJIIIf, 0. . . Phone 992-2143 Pom1ray }. FREE NOnCE! stoRAGE . ' •'.: REMEMilER,UEAR, '!OUR 61<-\NDPAR"~5 ARlO NCIT OBLIGED TO GIVE YOU A PENNY Ftlrnoy Arc Wtldtro of 110 W. Mt1n St. Pomtroy, Ohio, now htvo tht S.IN tnd Strvlct dopt, opon, Glvlnt arvloe to welding m•chlne owfto o.ro,ln.tho TRI·STATI AREA, Our '""let dopl. It equipped to glvo prompt oorvlco on til fJIMI of Electric Ale Woldo lnll -hlnta. Wo tlso htvt In ltocfc nrlouo tiJII of For. noy Ropolr Units - known IIGJrus Mower. IN THE AREA Bulk ond kg hrtlllor, bulk IPI'OOIIIne oppUc1to1'1, •ulk sproodor trucks - lor Ill rour ferlllbtr JIOOdl. • POMEROY 992-2111 PRICED TO SELL NOWI MEIGS EQUIPMENT Ph. 992-2176 11 • Combbatian R1p.11r Un- ." It In the Eloctrlc Arc Woldo ln1 Lint. Wt olso llack ' 1 lo,.. aupply of welding oupo p!IH. Comt In for 1 weldor don.nstrtllon or coli 1 •IIIOIIItrallolt et home, no I'M THINI<,IklG OF FORMIIJG *•• obU~~ttlon A CITIZEN'S R~~CUE ~U~D 10 TRAikl P~Pl£ TG> HELP of couno. OTHERS II.J IJEW! Olll<o end oorvlc1 dept, - · dolly 9:00 Ull 5:00 PM Sttvrdtys 9:00 AM 1111 9:00 PM. Welding suppllot donv. By HOWle ~HileiDER IF We EVER NEED ANI(Ok!E II.Jf1<) GOES ~l l lD PIECES IIJ AN £NI ERGEIJCY W£'LL CIV£ YOU ~ CALL ! round bobo blna, sews forward lltd verse, Zig Zag equipped. orodf-olchorgo. eComoln or call 992·2276. only 7 payments $8.00. Woldlntcllnlco oro undtrwll)' 21165. 4 21 tfc - I n tnd regiotar Businus Services By MERRILL Bl.OSSER FOR CARRIERS IN MiDDLEPORt. Conted!,eye Mlnley •• Mldclllport ' ' JC. i. c; ·+.;;:·' •' ••• .. ~!h.. :.. t .j: ·~·AI,>. .,;_,..__ '- . 'I: --.. ' ,, ' ' ...' ,:f.~· , .. ' . ,,. · . West Ylrglnla, ar old farm11l with llmbor. Marion Reynolds, I 1101 77, Syracuse, Ohio. . ~ - ~· -::J~~W~a~nt=ed:!=~~ II:LECl'ROLUX Middleport. i" r, '-"' ,. . ' 3otc Sweeper, on 5 12 wheels. Complete with dull cleaning attachments. Guaranteed. Pay only a payments $5 each. Phone 192-a. e I tfc WANTED C.rrien Ntedecl . ' ' cMalielan H'IS Specially Is 8 ~ appearlnc at:L l'elfollns In a eloset, under slaliJ, • .. e room For Pomeroy Apply At The house, bath, 80011 tlon. 108 Butternut nelle Fugate. Pbone ~iZll:l. ldldtel1 coanten, anywllft How7 No pilot U&ht, 10 wAtr, ·· no flues needed. fllllll11ulecblc water beaters · · apace ••• let JQU put heallr near points of 1118last 1111 tot. maximum efficiency. Ilk ,... Malar or • • • about our Protectsd Service Plan, a llklltJ on parb, senloeand tank. · Additional wlrlnz .needed7 Take advantage of our mone~J" 4 30 tfc Deily Sentinel Office 110 Mech1nlc St. Pomeroy, Ohio I ROOIII HOVSE, forced air bact porches, brick, In Pomeroy. Pbcme 3112. 5 II 6 ROOM HOVSE, two roo1111, will lo will CII'Jlft.i IDa Ill llvlng room, fuD bment, 1.93 acres, Mulberry Heights, Pboae 19U42t. & 14 Ue com plete wltb Ill M....... For lint HOU="'SE;;:-1.,-or-=-ren = t. ""s-=r:::-oomt = -lltd ::::; bltb, larp garden, In Lower lyt'~CU~e. Call Kenneth_ dlft, 53 LlrsoD Drive, Grov• port. Oh!G. Pbone 138-10'1. • 4 Sic I BOOMS and balb lp8llment, ~ Ooar, sos Condor St. call IIN'1It ' 21 If menll. $17.11. -- ---- aviD& wlriq certilicltiL ._ Alf K . L'r'HIOOO.VOOlOB-PT•B• •v.uv - Y"III..,.D;;IwiMIJ JA7f W801X181R&WKIItm.. WJI'B A DOVE!~EOROE JDI:RBilR'l' , ••-rnt•llrz"I IIL JooJ ' - --- . . 421111 ~- - ... ··-·--- --·- ... _........... - .;-. '\' .'1 · -~-~ comfort. CliH'1 Shoe Repllr, I 24 ·-------- --- ~- - · .. ··-- · . ·-- ·•z•·-=•·.,••·-=•,..,•-=-=------.:.. - . ' ' ' -·- .··· ·-· .......--.- -·-· ·------........ ..-- -------...- ..~.. . . ....... --~---' ~-"" ~ - r'lt.--·.,..---- ---·- - ~ · ~ .-..,.,""'"'" . ' .. r,;<l ~--' ' .,.. ,. -.· ,, ~· J . ' ·'.·I . ~~-- ,' ' '. ~ ...-..... ·,..:. .. ' . ;:; �I • • -~ ' CharleneHoeflkh, Tel. 992-5292 -- -- -- -----------------~-=--------- -- T"'buf es t 0 M0th ers and f athers coml ng p0mer0y 'I I I r r Layette Gilts Broug ht M• • p • . Around and About r ·o nts. . . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•llii/r;·:· Elberlelds Housewares Department Is For Ortho Flower Garden Care Products ' ' We're Romantic . 3 L------' L---....1 L--------1 ..,.kli!t FURNITURE •s9s BAKER ·FURNITURE ----~--------------------------~~-~--~._rt_.o_.~lom. in Po ~~~~~.~.~-.~~r-~----------~~ ' Jo ' 'i' 'l-"·, fl :.:\t~ . f '. ' .,.NP!!~~-~tt'····t ii:if~ ~ ·,t- IJ L \ , ' .' • ,, · ',l, ' Board Baltic be empley~ riilbrt botelm\11 AUII. 7• MASON - rncumbenl Mayor . · Jiiyton Raynes and the entire ' slate of his fellow ·PrOgressi"'e Party eandldates were elected two year terms tn the toWll l•le·ction here Tuesday. Mayor·Raynes polled 188 votes compared to US for People's candidate Donnie MG- IJ~~!!·~ each wW. • iJ expecting 16 have llllle tima for utended ll'avel until she completes her work dutiu .011 Alrg. 7. Howe•• er, from Aug. 7 until Sepj. wlldl~e, boards.a Jet to retum to Collilibul, will be apeDI Ia a; ll'avellng. llarta& IIlli period. . . Flrllaw ud •·ltleDd. ...., Olllo Ulllverail)' lllldent, wilt w1U he employed live mlleo fnlll Tommie Ill ........,., pllll tD Irani tD 8cudlaiiY1I, E;D&Iall4, ~rruc., ..._ ... ""' -'8wlllri!rlui ... ........ Tbey will "bitch" rtdtl wbel! pocailble drJrtni· 1lrelr travail will 'stay at q\W'Ierl llmi'10,'tll18 ''Y'' Ia Ulllllel Slalel DOWNING INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. i y srae1 Accepted ... -All\' •• gr.:.· · Events ' attere About Middlep0rl .AutrJ.O,.,. . . •. l r= Gt' [['[l an- spaun d v0 ws are Rea. MEIGS 'THEATRE . ' Program Theme ~ .corner Piano, piano accordian and voc•lstullents of Miss Mercedes Condon, Pomeroy, will he presented in three recitals Sunday, June II at the Pomeroy Senior High &bool Audl!orium. The first recital will begin all :30 p.m.; the second at2:45 p.m. and the third at 4:30. Each recital will be by different students 1 Miss Condon whose local s~dio is an exten;ion of the Sherwood Music School. Adult students of Miss Condon enttne •. will serve as hostesses lor The theme, "Our Heritage" was carrleil out ln tlit three recttals. Another decorations and in the afternoon speech by_M~s. W~t.et of the afternoon will be. an H. Moeller, at the OCCL South Central Diitrict S~ show, open to the pubbc, beConference, held Saturday at the Chesbire:Kyger ~~ tween the three recitals. T h By Clwrlene mentary School. ' .'. . .. art show will be staged by par· Mre. Moeller told the women being done each da1. rlibl_~ . . ents of Miss Condon's pupils. Hoeflich , abOUt their part in building our our own homes. · Trtbutes ~ mother• and . P:am. , Featured during the neritage. She said, "Women "We deplore ~ who thers by cbtldren of the Trinity Fred Blaett~ar gave the dewill be · presentations by today are playing a great part disregard and disreapt)Ct for , , • Umted Cburch o1 Chrtst vottons With hts .granddaughter, of three of Miss Condon's Surprise, surprise, and it really was! t In making our history. 11 is im· law, the lmg blfl'Ptrs and; ,_ ilghted the Elizabeth, readmg scrtptures. pils. The three who are Mr. and Mrs. N. S. White, here from AkrOn visiting poltanl that we work for a rooters, w(lll, unfort~naiely: • .., ·• lather-son banquet held A "Prayer for Mothers/' was serving as teachet·s are relatives, were honored with a party held in observance cause and !bat we have enthu- helping also to mike tomor·night at the church by the presented by Fatth Perrm, and Bailey, Carla MmTis and of their 49th wedding anniversary. stasrn for that cause. ruw's lierl~e. Words of :' . , men's Guild. a reading, ''Little Mothers," jean McClure. Hosts for the family event were Mr. and Mrs. Charles "We are all aware of I h o courag$11epl tQ porenll . )~iii'~· /lttended by over 60 was given by Lisa Thomas, Whit.e a.n~ _dau_ghter, Texanna. Other members of the lofty and great heritage lelt to given _centuries ago, 'Trilp :a 'tbt ~vent began with a potluck Becky Thomas, and Debbit and fanuly JOIIIJng m the observance were Mrs. Beulah ~htte us. we also are now 1n t h e child m tbe w_ay he aball. -~ tlinnet,. preceded with prayer by Sheryl Kennedy, making up the and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst and son, Cra1g, Midtpe· process of making a heritage and when he iS,~~ he Will nil! the Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor. panel, with Elizabeth Blaettnar port, Howard Wells, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Myrtle Watkins, for those who follow. This is d~part from tt. . . . . f.•· · .Mrs. Albert Woodard, guild as the moderator. ,\kron. 1~ closlng,.,Mn. ~_!\'!:}~} . 'sldent, had char8jlof the . Irene Barnes played a piano • • • "Above all ~e. ~~~-:;1 ··'• . solo, "Three Waltzes," and the FOUR GRANDCHILDREN of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry lr.edom Ia our nursery and primary depart- I Graham of Racine will be graduating from tage. AI'" ..'"" '"· •• •·· "'VIII "", r. 't b high bl schools t l .....,... """'" ,, ,... ment children sang under the Oil Friday. The Grahams, however, won e a e to a. Tor eadl one of aS, too rninf.o~.,~ ' direction of Mrs. Don Thomas tend any of the commencement programs. Mrs. Graham take it for granted. We m11'1 t and Mrs. Thomas Smith, with is a patient at Veterans Mef fo 'I 111 11 0ur itihe Miss Blaettnar accompanying The Church of God of Rev. James Satterfield, modal Hospital. Catholic priesthood, while DaISSIOn rOJeC work r ~' ·: lila! .11 TO.NIGHT ·ano. Making up the chowas the scene of the of tbe Mount Moriah Church vid plans a career in pediatrics. and energies a pray ·., Jun.6 at the Pl Parents of the lour students La yet~ gilts . for a mission wtll not be tak,en .from us. , o. DOUBLE FEATURI raJ group were Jayne Smith. of Miss Betty Lou Gillilan, God, the bride was attired in I fOitlllll Page Smith, Beth Perrin, Jim ghter of the late Mr. and white lace dress. Her . are all former residents of the ROBERT GARWELL, husproject of the Women's ConferDuring the lfiOrn ng plllofi "CAST A GIANT SHADOW" Rosenbaum David Kennedy Elbert Gillilan of Racme, length vell fell from a w h' t Racine and Apple Grove areas. band of the former Judy Butch- I ence of the Ohio Baptist Con- awards were given as o s: Kirk Doug}afi, Sylvia Berger ' ' d h ·ed Roger Graham, son of Mr. and er has accepted a teacht'ng po- vention were presented Monday Program, Toddlers to Tassell :..PLUSand Danny and Gregg Thomas. Charles It Spaun, son of Mr. peta 1 crown, an 8 e carrt a ad Lea P 01 ter "WOMEN OF PRE· "Greetings to Grandmothers" and Mrs. Junior Spaun, Racine, bouquet of white carnations. Mrs. John Graham will gr u- siUon at the College of Liber&l olght by members of the B._ H. Mothers gue: :· HISTORIC PLANET" ate from Congers H1gh School Arts in Chickasha Okla beSanborn Missionary Society French City Mothers LeaJUI, (In color) The bride's maid of honor was in Congers, Ga.; Carol Ann ginning with the f~ll ter;;,. meeting at the Middleport First Middleport, and Kyger · Yll\eY WendeR Corey, Keith Larsen was given by Terri Russell, Route 2. Mary Hayes sang ·'Bless This Vows of the double ring her sister, Miss Mildred · DeJoseph, daughter ot Mr: and Baptist Church. received honorable meflt!oo lot House," and to conclode the mony were read at 8:30 in Jan. She wore a light bl u Mrs. Alfred DeJoseph (Char- Bob will receive his masters . their program books. . ... WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY program tn tnbute to mothers, . Friday May :16 dress with blue accessories. lotte Roush) will receive her degree from Ohio University in The conference Wtll be_ held New distrlet ollleert 1' e r t . June 7-l-9 Mary and Carl Kautz sang ~~::n~:v onDonald Sheets. ' ger Spaun served as best diploma from the high school August. During the past year, June IS-17 at Granville, tt was elected, Mrs. ltennetb ., .Sci'", DOUBLE FEATURE "Mother.". Mrs. Ben Neutztmg ets of ~bite gladioli for his brother, and the in Clearwater, Fla.; and· David both he and Judy have bad as- announced. Middleport, wUI serve .. Plt&Tex Ritter and Rachel Roman "GIRL FROM TOBACCO accompamed the vocals. the church for tho ceremony. were the Rev. Donald . and Terry Barnett, twin sons of SiBiantships. At the Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Edson Roush !dent: Mrs. Ralph 8 elY til e... ROAD" Opemng the portton of the Given ir\ marriage by t h and James Williams. Mus1c Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett (Ma- College, Bob will be teaching pi- of ..;ar Racine; who spent sev· chairman of the oo~q~ (ln Color) program dedtcated to lathers, ,, the ceremony was provided ry Roush) wlll graduate from a ano and theroy. The couple plan eral weeks in Russia last sum- committee, Mrs. DonovaD Wlclr:· - PLUSLawrence Harvey was Morten Barnes, who gave the Rev. Dale Thornton. school in Steubenville. to move to Chickasha In late mer, were guests at the meet- line, Mrs. George Clark.· ~· - .Jean Simmons a "Prayer for Fathers." David · ' Incidentally, the twins have August. ing They related impressions Bob Clatk and Mrs. Jllli..'l "LIFE AT TI~E TOP" Harris recited "My Father's . A reception was held at made their decisions about proof th.e coun·try a·• showed a Preston, committee memllen. . R b home of the Rev. and Mrs. Shoes," J tm osen aum gave fessions -Terry will enter the THE REV. C!.YDE Bartlett, . 8 of slides IN Mrs. !Astor PI·-'• , _ "II I I "He's My Dad," and Steven . Thornton at the Cbester pastor of the Middleport Churc.~ se~~ring the business session, pr~nted with a gift ol lllfP1'8' Jewell presented "No Walk In _, age. of. the Nazarene lor the o as t resided over by Mrs. Manning clsUon ~ her job as presldenl ' Pomeroy, 0. Space." Recitations spelling out ~ Both Mr. and Mrs. Spaun eight years, has accepted a pas· PKI ••· of the district. 1.t was dec'•ded to ""'" . b Do • members of the Mount Moriah • oes 1 torate w it h the Rosevil e ' .th th J ly meeting A A delicious 1oneheon wu ltr· father were gtven Y ug 1as ., TONIGHT ~ Church of God. pense Wl e u · by Ad th Mi · ••-'• Junt 6 Rosen baum. J oe Rosenbaum. ~ Here for lhe wedding and re- ~ Cburch and will be . movmg icnic at the Paul Smart home ved a sstonary ..,_. . . Morten Barnes, and Steven Jethere m late July. Durtn~ . the ~as )anned for August. ty. ·· "GAMBIT" well. Prayer by Mrs. Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Delton Hugltes ception from out of county were Rev. Mr. Bartlett's mmtstry Mrps "'-·riM Bennett ass'ts' Lovely table decoratiOIII W (Technicolor ) . La e Mrs. Rex Carlysle and children, dd L<~ '" 1 the olfl Wr~ey MacLaine , Michael conclu ded th e aIfatr. and family, ness1er, wer here, a new sanctuary was a · ed by 'Mrs. W'tllt's Anthony, Mrs. corsages or Cfl'S ' ,. ...e C11.ine, Herbert Lom -Arnood 'th h b th Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. James he Cit-''"· G-'·weekend visitors· wt er ro d• Cline of Beverly, Mrs. S e v a I ed to the church. Ross Pullen and Mrs Dat'sy made by I """"'" "'""'' Moss. .,... .., MEETIN G POS11'0NED 1 • ~ The June meeting of the Wo- er-in-Jaw and SISter, Mr. a n ' · . Club. Each con erence ,lllcuo· CalorCirtoons:""·· 1 Cline and son, Carol, Franklin; As earlier announced, new i Bing conducted the love goft ber received lilt piCkel 0 lon Voyage, Olt Pal 1men's Society of World Service Mrs. Fred Goeglem. Mrs. Melvin Forrester, pastor of the Middleport Ch_urch dedication. M_rs. Anthony pre- she reoristered. . · 'lltomtn Pink d Mr C I! M Swinger . of thehasEnterprise E. U.Date B. lee are r. ~n : · Ind. VIS· . and Tony • Middletown; an d "' Church been posponed. m New s. Carhsle, will be the Rev. Audry Mt 11er' sen ted devoltons. During lUncheon, I !If I e. of the meeting, originally sche- tltng her sister, Mrs. c. Rev. and Mrs. Don Sheets, Tuesday of Portsmouth. An organ prelude by Mrs. number of door prizes wertctv-·.. duled tonight, will be announc- Smtih, and hu~nd. Jack$on. MIDDLEPORT FIREMEN Fred Gibbs, Jr .. and a poem by en · · . :· • ., . .,. : , ) Mt. and Mrs. William R. sponsor teen dance at the • • Mrs. Kloes opened the meet- Mrs. Peul Shoemaker, PreM- · ton, Columbus, were dleport Community park 10 WIn Degrees rn ing. Refreshments were served dent of the holtela ~·~ . .. <!'..• gnests of Mr. and Mrs. ing at 8:30 p.m. The public A.theru on Surumy by tbe EJecta Ctrcle. Guests ger Valley Motllers IMau~t, Lei~it. welcome. Ten Meigs Countians recelv- were Mr. and Mrs. Roush, Ju- welcomed the memben lllti ·Gri Mr. and Mrs.-Tim swan and THI!: AMERICAN Lutheran ed degrees at the 213th com- d~ Owen, and Trlna and Venlda ficera. . children Tim, Jack, and Church Women of St. Paul's mencement Sunday at Ohio Un. Gtbbs. Eight leagues Ill lire dliti'let · ya , Columbus, spent the and St. John's LuUwran iversity. were representecl. ." ' ; · • end hete with Mrs. Swan's Church will meet Tuesday, June The group Includes John A. DAUGifi'ER HONORED one bJ&hlllbl ollhe ~ andparents, Mr. and Mr•. 6, at 6:4S p. m. at St. John's Allensworth, BSEd.. and David Mr. and Mra. Gene Rice. session was the "Travtllul .. Ray E. Gilils, Mulberry Ave. Church for annual "potluCJ< pic- R. Wiley, BSIT, ~ddlepoi'l; :Middleport, entertained S~y Grandmother'• Kitcli't:ll , Mr. and Mrs. VIncent Dabo, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lucas nic." The Rev. W. A. Genhetm- John William Hysell, BS, Min- with a dinner party t¥morrng Band." ,f,,,;. Pomeroy and Mrs. J. K. and children, Rodney, Jr. and er, missionary from South oraville; Cbarene s. Diehl, BS their daughter, Debbie, "" her Spedallnaplrallonal mu•t •· '· Mllldleport, were In Atheno of Defiance, were recent ca. will be present. Ed.; Tameaa J. Finlaw, BS Ed.; fifth birthday. Gueots Wel'~ Mr. was given by tile Rio Oflll\lf · urday where tltey visited Miss guests of his grandparents, Mr. MIDDLEPORT FIRE De Allen Wayne Hamm, BS, of and Mrs. D. R. Rice, Muldle- College Otolr under the dlrtCo . Norma Grant at the K\mu and Mrs. Homer Jones. wll) sponsor weekly Pomeroy ; Roberta Kraeuler, port, Mr. ·and Mrs. DeMIS Wal· tlon ol Mr. Merlyn Boll. · ,:-/ When you to~ you~~oal'en<l traitor you run ell the rlskl tho! Convalescent Horne. · Mr. and Mrs. Robert night oulside teen dances BS Ed.; Racine; Richnrd G. burn, Sherrie and Tracy, Bel- The entire conlel'eiiCI ..,..._.., Y~" norlh~ltf do •ilth you: car, Yo"'d never think of,dri•ln; Gerald Sbuster bas been re· to Athens_ Milllday . the Middleport community park Well, BS Ed.; Shade; Freder- pre, and Debbie's brother, Bob. planned and beautifully ·cante4 . w•thout Insurance. Thet's why it't oQiy CO!Jimon lehse to prbtect your bott end tt111er with lnturanc'e, too. You c1n turned to his Lincoln Heights t.er a weekend vlatl here wtth th~gbout the summer months ick Wilkinson Crow, m, BBA, out by the Kyger V~ ~; ' do It With I quick Clll to rour fritndly Auto-Owntrs IQint. home alter a period o1 t!llnflne- ll!r .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira starlinl th" Tuesday, June 6. Syracuse; and Sbaron K. Gaul LODGE TO MEET ers' League. Mermen ··~; .· Then yoo'tt realty~ ~bit to tnfoi cartfrH boeltng, ment at Holzer Hospital. Mr. · from 8:30 to 11:30 p. m. BS Ed., now residing in Belpre. Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F. Charlene Darst, Mrs. H-r >: ' Shuster, who suffered· a heel , The Rev. and Mrs. Clyde wtll emcee. & A.M., wtll meet Wednesday, Preston, Mrs. Janice .L uC-1''-'·' • SH <lllL CHILDS fl'at111re <111 bis fOI!alructlon Bartlett and family were MIDDLEPORT . POII'I'P6NE MEETING June 7 at 7:30p.m., at the Ma· Mrs. Carol Buck, Mm''Liltdlt ' employment at Athens, will Newark over the weekend to munlly Dally Vacation Bt b le A meetlnl! of the Rock Sprirlgs sonic Temple. Tbere wDI be McCarty, Mrs. Sharoll D wear a cast M· the next II visit their son, Clyde E. School teachers and helpers will Grange scheduled for Thursday work In the lint degree for Mrs. Patti Smith, Mnl. PIUJUto;J;•: Melg, County'• Old..t and Llrgm Wt!eks. · 11nd family. Tbey also meet at 7 P: m. at night has been postponed until two candidates. Refrellbments ley, Mn. Janice Swisher, PHONIEc,a·2i42, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,... . Mrs. Elizabeth Wlckllam and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur First U n' I e d June !5 with the Harrlsonvllle wlll be served. All Master M• Carol Freeman and Mlf¢ Mrs. Erma Hellman, (~tester, at KlrkenrVIOe. James B Church. ~~ ••~G~r•:;ng~e~to~v~tsi~·t~at~llr;;;a~I~U~m;;;;e·~~so:;;:fl8~a;;;re~lnii'iiited~.~----;;;;;;;;;;i;lilliiio;Rankl;ii;iii;ii;iiini;. i ape~t the past week wllh Mr. lett is working with his POMEROY WOMEN'S G o 1~ llmAI.f DUVIAIIIII -~ . f and Mn. Elmer Wlckhlm, UnClyde, In the AaBoclation will meet at 7: ctl'Jllt. 111Qf!!i6Ji_ ion Ave. building buslnesa this Tuesday at the club house. a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;; He will attend Olivet Nazarene POMEROY CHAPTER 188, College in Kankakee, Ill. this Order of Eastern Star, w I II fall. Martha Bartlett remained meet Tueeday night at the Ma· In Klrkenvllle with her Temple. Tbere will be • Ford. Tbe Bartlett family initiatory work. atao visited recently in Simp. ANNUAL INSPI!lCTION of the 9011, W. Va., wltb Mrs. John Meigs 'Temple, Pytlllan Sisters, Felton. will be held at 7:30 Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. 'ltlomas at the ball. All offleera klns and children, staff are asked to attend will eome Wednesday for a sev- in formal attire. Each mernller eral days' Ylslt with their par. is to take either sandwiches or ents, Mr. and Mrs. William cookies. Slater, and Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wedueaday Watkins. THE CHOIR of St. Paul'< and Mr. and Mrs. Paul St John's Lutheran Cburc.~ will and children, Paul, Pam, Den· m~et Wednesday evening, Jcn1e II ni• and Doris, Cleveland, were 7, 1:30 p. m. at st. Paul's. weekend gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Th d Fred Gibbs, Trina and Venida. un ay Mr. and Mrs. N. s. White THE TRJ.(X)UNTY Citizens June .. . moon . .. weddings soon! and Mrs. MyrUe Watkins re- Band Rad•o. Club will me turn~to Akron Friday after Thursday ntRhl 7:311 p.m. ' For many happy brides and groo!DI, that ape two weeks here visit. Amvets LOOge ball, Pomeroy. Beulah White members urged to attend. means It's time to come iD and talk over ' · Light refreshments wUI be seryour banking needa With us. We'll ved. PAST OOUNCILORS of Thea• II '·--'-~~,;~~'$;t be proud to be your bank! Complete dorus Counell, Dsupters of "- IIOiox, Ortho.Ort, Chlo.Unt Dust, Orlhorlx, Liquid Rose Food, Rooms Of merlea, will meet Thursday Grau Klllw, Bua-Gefa, R- Dutt Trlox, It- and Flower Spny r..tqura CHECK THESE SERVICES: Savings • Checking II nljfhl at the hmrne of Mrs. Ma· Food - DrthOclile G1rdtn Funtlclch, Chlord1nt $prey, Rot~t, PP.rsonvl Loans 1 Home Loans •Auto Loans 1 Safe Wolle, 260 W. Main St., Greeno!, Roolont, Tonilto Dutt, Whlrly Bird and Syreyllte, Sevin, end Pomeroy. ROM 1nd Flower C1re. •: Deposit RUMMAGE SAIJ!l· by• ~~:~~II Auxiliary of Feeney·· 114 WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS Post 12tl, Amer;~t!ll' 1 Legloo, Stop ln.the busy Housewii'H Dep1rtment on the lsi Floor _ . Thursday, Friday qi' Saturday, nm• to IXImlne Ill the fine Ortho Products for your garden,~ . at the Legtoo llalli 'Fourtb SL · THE LAUREL CW',F Better R0111, ·pur ·F iowen- 11lect whet you w1nt. You'll be Health Club will ~ - 81 the the •xcellent rnults by using Ortho. horne of Mrs. J8lll!,r· tl!!:nltre Thursday. Each memlreii IJ take an lllicle on a ·disease besJnnlrrg with 1 B. Mrs. MolmiMr 'edoral DepotltolnsurlftCt Cerporltlon t.Dlelil wlU be the devotlullal Given atChurch ol.Christ Banquet I • ' Community 'Our Heritage' ••• I ' I' t6~~'(jit siu'dents Society by Plan 3, Recitals . I' I ' • j ( '. 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