https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c051ec7c0af53eea5d375cbda7730204.pdf 9697e5da38763bde88a7819c58a68c8a PDF Text Text > • ,, • ! '• ' • ''' ' ,. ""' 1 .,, ' C· I ' ; ' .. .... . .. ' . ' ' . . Dall7-IJe!IUnerPomeroy·Mlddleport, o., lune IS, 1117 ' ~~~~~~-~~----- · ··to··.., ue ' Society ...by ~~- a Los -~ r ,'• , . ord~IJ . 't ili'e ~Bnltllolill_r:v.taenrusltedNwoes .hurled,_ ud lncldents. Another Wheel Chair Purchased ~Y Laurel Cliff Better Health Club t e ' I , ' ' 1 . I l Vl1t~§, - ' . and there were no onee called "_M'r.Clvll Rllbts" clvD rights movement In !ho , lor his Cl<)W't rict.orlel aaa face· of another long, hoi briw ~~ jlrel)ltll on tbe lrlngu ~re ii80 were lnddebtl at rights atlnraey, ,was nant~ summer. of Waltll , ami spdnalc lire- Youn~. Ohio, where amall be the first Negro IDOillbef Lfaden Meet . · 'anc1 looiiiiJ oonUnued bandS 01 youlb roamed Negro the Supreme Court. _ The leaders, lnclud•ng Dr. in baleaaured Tll!p, J:l'la.. nelghborbOodl lhoutlnC "black The appointment was Martin Luther King · Jr., Floyd mack J19Wef cltliDiJ)ion Stoke. power," and at Newark, N.J., plauded by major civil McKissick, national director ol Carmldaael led ;8 Hne of 2QO where jeering Necroes shouted leaders who were holding the Congress of Raeial Equal!· ,300 Neor- ,:tn 1 march 011 down city olfieiall at a meeUng. elesed-door meeting In .1 ty; Roy Wilkins, executive •·~ y mot 1 t0 secretary of tho National Alabs~ •'cltpltOI al Mont- Earlier U.S. Solie!· fern, • · ·• e Association for the Advance-· ' bUil' the marth w a-1 ·tor General Marshall, waya o the Charlene Hoeflich. Tel. 992:.5292 • . l % · · · ~ j~: \ ~· -o ~ . ~ ~~ '% ment of Colored People (NAACP); Whitney M. Young Jr., executive director of the National Urban League, ami otben met for two days and one night for a unity discussion that ended Tuesday. Elsewher~ "' ~ ~~-8 oceneolaflreoo O!ol Watts w~ Neg, c ders began peltln~ 1 ... Wltll rocks and brtc.ks. Six persons were arrested and shop win· dows were broken aloog Avalon Boulevard, which became one of the "charcoal aUeys" during the Watts riots two years ago. Los Angeles-One hundred policemen were rushed to the Tampa-National Guardsmeu • enttne ,/ were pulled .back all«' _. nights of rioting ID a ,lfNi't section but aporadlc v~ continued Tuesday oW.. -,\J least 19 perS0118 were arfesied during bit-ami-run incidents a1 looting and vandaliSm. Fom fires were reported an~ severe! windows were smaihed bJ Negro Now You Know Flal Day was orlgillated ~ Dr. Benard J. Clgrllld, a teadter • delltlsl, who beiaa II rampaip lor a opeclal d a f bonorlng lbe stars IIDd Slripel Ia 1885. President WUson llloe4 a proclamatloa mattnc J - l6 111a&_DaJ_oa_Ma-:-,-::ae:,-:WI:.:: Detloted To Th. lm.r., 01 The Mei,..Ma.on .4ree-:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I 4 1967 · I· FIVE CENTS JUNE 1 43 VOL XX NOi ----:~-....;,..--~--~PO~M~E~RO~Y~-M~I~DD:::L~EP~O:RT::_,_::O:_:H:IO:___ _ __::W:ED:,:N,:,:E::SD:.:_A~Y~,:.:.:._:.::..:...:,'_:__~""j"""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;= Four New Teachers Signed Flyup Held for TroopS Girls AtKiashuta Elberfelds Housewares Department is Headquarters for RUBBERMAID KITCHEN a·nd BATH HELPS SliDE OUT DRAWERS Thu1'8day TONIGHT June 13 SPECIAL C~IOY:STRIPEIRS il meeting Thurnday, June 15, "THUNDER ALLEY" 7 p.m. at the Veterans Me1nor··IJ {Technlcolor) Annette Funicello, "Fabian", ial Hospital to discuss the nual tea. Diane McBain CDLORCARTOONS· ROCK SPRINGS Grange What Happiness meet Thursday at Nn•r Too Many ' grange b a II. Par1y P1l1 grange members will be gu<IS!s. !I There will be a program Wednesday and Thursday June 14-15 refreshments. NOT OPEN TWILIGHT GARDEN ~~~~i:iiiii:iiii~l will meet at 7:30 Thursday n~~~~~ at the home &I Mrs. Mary H es. A ~ilent auction wiU be during the social hour. TWIN CITY Shrlnettes wl' · TONIGHT, JUNE 13 meet Thursday night at 7:30 DOUBLI FEATURE m. in the social rooms of "THI RUSSIANS ARI lumous and SoutheT\1 Ohio Ele<>·il COMIN(J" !ric Co., Middleport. Carl Reiner ' Eva Marie Sa1n1 - PLUS"THE BOY CRIED MURDER" Fraser Macintosh Veronica Hurst WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Juno 14-15-16 DOUBLI FEATURI "THI GROUP" turntable. Snug lilting 11ds seal in flavor. Perfect (or use in cah inela or Friday POMEROY LITTLE Lea,gue[l will sponsor an outside dance party with tbe Jays night at the Pomeroy court. Dancing will be h • I d from 9 p.m. until midnight. The public Ill welcome. Candice Berger Joan Hackett <Color) SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT Uttl• Le&!(UO will !penSOI' an outside t e e n dance Saturday night at t h Color Qeorft Nader . 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Separ· ate settions for dinner plates. saucers, salad plates. white, gold. green, yellow, '-- Stove & Counter MATS Ends burna, scratches keeps stove and cuunter Keeps counter dry and new looking. Built in slope guides drain water Into sink bowl. Sand, white, pink, turquoise. top dissipates heat. Rub· ber base baa Oat, can't •tide. Raised rim traps splllovers. Three sizes narrow, medium, large. ~lassware, sink bowL Fits all standard sink bowls. Pmk, white, turquoise, yellow. 14 qt. rectangular. Cushions china, SINK DIVIDER MAT · Fits all twin sinks. Provides additional cushioned work space for scouring pots and pans. Protects china 'from hard knocks. Pink, white, turquoise, yellow, sand. tops Uske new. Aluminum SOAP DISHES Non-drip, skid proof. Keeps soajj bandy to tub. White, blue, pink, yellow, sand. SINK RACK Fill neatly In bottom ol alnk bowl. Prolt!c!ll vaJu. abfe cblna and glassware. Provides bandy place to tbaw frozen foods. ' . '• ~- TWIST-POP · ICE CUBE TRAY Makes 18 large cubes. Cubes pop out .. sily wltb a twist. Tray.~ interlock, stack without sticking. SINK MAT Protects sink, glassware, dishes. Raised lected by detergents. grealie. Two sizes - 10%x 12'\', and 12l>xl6. Pink, yellow, white, und, turquoise. Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' ' ribbing speeds drainage. Not af. Open Weekdays 9:15 to 5:00- Fridays 9 to 8 - Saturdays 9 to 9 • ' securely to tub. Textured top for security. Easy La k~p clean. Available In light ond dark blue. DRAINER . TRAY DISH PAN on bottom of mat gnp 4 sizes. for any tub. Pink, DISH DRAINER yellow, turquol&e, sand. protect. cabinet. Prote<ll noisy DRAINBOARD MAT !5%x2Q. Pink, white, UD RACK Organizes, stores, on counter top. BUSY SUSAN TURNTABLE Pomeroy. 0. Dirt Moves Again Five container9 on a Organizes usable space, ends groping. Brings hard to reach items from back of cabinet out froDt. Unbreakable, dent proof. MEIGS THEATRE BY THE VPl SPIN·A·BIN · ;!.. �' .,I' ~c ~.·' a/'ry ·,. 'No · Ian·.e '.tlj"'R ' ooki·e . · · WI.th ·' e'ILiJr' · ch .oi·~ . , HDa· . ~ d' H ~ill ~:t~l\l~tonr-a .,. . ,i' .11:,a. ·- . · · by MARTiN LADER iftlt unW i987 before he 'can llPl Sporll Writer qualify fo· 20-year pension. NEW YORK (UPI) - Con. IIi effect, Nolan stopped bell~tly beill& · re~rreli to as a log a rookie the day he pltcned youn1 rooki.e t>ls just one of his laat game for Oroville lbose nuisances ID life G&it (Calif.I High School one 8Mrl Nolan • :ave to put up with year ago. When 'be takl!ll lhe Like losing a· game ev•cy mound loi"'The Cincinnati Ibis once in. a while and having to theSl! days. It's as a •JOol, · ' , poised veteran who knows w~at doubleheadar. Nolan struck out profeaiional ball behind ~lim; .game ol lbe season. ae h~~ a he must do and how to do it. nine batters and allowed five wlth .Siollll '1'\alls ol thS ·northern d :collld stay and I did stay. The 11-foot, 3-lnch rig,th~nd•r hjts in regillerlng his s••ond Leagv when b~ reported to ·the . ~olan was so Impressive in who tumed 19 three weeks ago shutOut. Reds' training camp !his spring. spr;ng training that he.waa glv· won hi> fifth game against one New York won lhe nightcap "! w~t to .lhat camp wi~ lbe ·en ~lt~tart ~ Clncl=~·s loss Tuesday night when he 7-3. Idea 0 '. makmg the ~am,. :: no-til ~r 811~: ~~ and rebeal the New Yolj< Mets &-b in Nolan. who was signed for. an Jan •• • following ~ VIC un.ved e ed'~ f tht 7~ . the first game ol a twl-nlght eslil" ···• $65,000 bonus by Cfn. over the Mels. "I hnd ~ g 1 ~~ ~r he1ne~ed elghlh . 1,. cinnati, had only 12 gaml!ll of idea I could pllch ~ ndw't ~n ""relief ·, . -+----president of the ·National Assodown WJ!b the altllu e a eg · . elation of College Bllllketball KEOO CHOSEN sire that I needed. I thought Nolan has been a regular _ _.;...;;.;;.....;;...;;..;;.;;;.;;.;.;.:.'.;....; Coaches aod was a member of SARATOGA SPRINGS N v C.. starter since and a key reason the Helms Athletic, BGSl), U. IUPII·-Kelso, the worl~.'s lead: OOSE NAME for Cincinnati's curren~ hoi~ on ol Toledo and Greater Toledo ing thoroughbred money winner, PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The; first place In the National .. halls of lame. His 1950 BGSU will be enshrined in the Racing American Basketball Associa· League. · . J team. made a goodwill tour of Hall of Fame here on Aug. I. lion's Pitlgburgh entry Tu..Cay "Baseball IS a great way Brazil and In IIISS. he held sev· · 1hiO·year..,ld gdding, whose chose the nickname Pipers and live,, • line way to , make a 0 era! overseas cl1n1cs at the In· , ·ng eached $! ~n 8911 'Je. signed a three year contract to ing,' said Nolan, who Is BOWLING GREEN , Ohio lot Toledo. He had a total coach- vllation of the Defense Depart. ; ~:~mhi: ;etiremont ' 16 'mon~h.< play hor, 1o games at lhe rled ""' h"' a baby "Nol , (UPll - Services wlll be held :ing record of 5114 wins and 'l2ll ment. age, was a near unanimous Pillsburgh Civic Arena. many are fqrtunate enough to llere . Friday afternoon. for re- losses . .which made him ··"• of Survivors Included his wife choice to he ;mmortalized 'llt the Gabe Rubin, pre~Jolent of the make 1t There are only ired. coach and alhletic dlrec· !lhe leadmg wmners In the coun· Colline lhree daughters and six National Museum 01 Racing, in elub, picked the name lor the player. m the major le:~~~~~ 10r ~W. Harold· ·~nderson, M. ;try Anderson de~elop~ 10 A.ll· lJ'&ndchlldren. vollng· announced Tt:esday He team and announced the Pipers and • lot more In the rr •ho·dled Tuesdag at his nome Amencas, mcluding e1ght wh1le Burial will be at Akron, received 45 of a po>ssi~le 50 will play 39 games in the Civic who wonld.llke to be UJI' hr ·e. 1n Fort Lauderdale. Fla., where ' here. wh r he was born voles. Arena durlllg 1967.etl season. Nolan, displaying the 1e .llad been living since he reAnderson was a 1924 gradua!e ee · lr<i& In 196~. I ol Otterbein College, received Aiiderson stepped down in his master's at the University '"''after 21 years aa head bas. I of Michigan in 1939, and also cetB.II coaeh with th& Falcons studied at Ohio State and the oll(iwing eight years in the Universily of Michigan, lltqe clljl&clty at the University The veteran mentor war past - -------- -·- ....... ---- ------- --- - - ;-- J Retired BG Coach AD • s h d I d F Jd . SerVJces C e U e rJ ay 64 FOf .WHaroId An,..erson, up~~:. (poi~!~g!~point t~;h~ Card.s Triumph Isn't . d sn gotil hiHArly press j bead), he's got It<here "You have to work very lng to his hearl) and he s got hard, and you can put ~:1ote It her• ttouch'•" hls stomac)," marks around very,'1 he ·•id. '-'""""'" Dave Brlstol1pull 11 "It's ·competitive In this ga.ne, another way. . ' ·. And 11 you don't do it the( II: get "H , 1 guts' he'4 mature slimeone els~ who can." , and eh~'r coach~ble,", Bristol" Nolan said he's learned a Jot said. · ' 1 about basehall during hi~ two No!Bn h~ ~ig ideas ~or him· month8 in the majors although self and (or Cincin~tl leanmiale Darrell Oste•n ''DOJi't•be surprla~."\e ~atd, c)llpped in wllb the remar~ that "on October 5 to fee tJ!¥ Reds "He's taught 08 more.'' · playing )n the Wqrld SeJ~~es." catcher Jim · Coker offered And don't be surprised If It's lbe thought lbal Nolan's huge young Gary Nolan doing ihe success "Ia no mirack l'e's .pitching. I' \ i I :::: :! Pi ~- h :t~ t'· ...-::· '~d t'l n:" ll11;.:: the '"''"'' "' n• ... " · ·-" ol 1~r pr:'l;( who o:;' -.- p~ < a; h :.'.'::'l !l :''' r -r ·ion un'ecs t;· v ''" "" ~, •1 "'e ·tfi to play , at n .~cason GRADE A PASTEURIZED ' I' Ill ' ' I~ ' ' \ No Return 79c V2 gal. Jug '' "•m P.ORK &.' ~~~:~~A~ .............. . 1 5 MO:N'TE CATSUP F.•:0 !~ ~~ l.7c HUNTS · APRICOTS~~~~~......... 3 PINK SALMON~:i:gNTE ~~~ 69c OLEO~~·L·I~~ 5 I~ a ;.~~Polis gol its first runs In llcl'l•rcl • · """'•"· .. u.,•K~t•r h fifth h Davidson the ~- .....~""'"'!>.! .. 1 1e I . . wen ·. Plahu~t~ed dltl' -"P' t;atuM•~ M centerfie1der, singled witb , one ""' ohio vr.u" ,..,..,u.tun• CnmP'"" out Rose got a base on ball, 11'1 !Meeh•nlr St. Pftm11r1'11 0 h 1" • &&7•. lrwtn... Offlo. PM'• -. and Humphrey doubled to cen· hM, l!:dJt,orl•l Ph,..,. .,.tt:m ter. The other Gallipolis mark· teeaJUt ellti ~·· patd • Pom· e.. was tallied on a hmnef hit .,.,. Oh,. 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' CHOOSE YOUR SIZE 700x 14 750x 14 800x 14 850x 14 - 650x 13 670x 1S 760x 15 560x 15 GUARANTEED-lAKE-OFFS .· IN,, S"t ., I 'He ' " a SIR DAD! BEEF Spiced SUCED BACON Are v.·ctors Famous Brands • By French City ~ath's ·, 'L'l:e::ft . . Podltl'oy' Clubs RUGBY SPORTCRAFTER-for that Pony League play on Tuesday Mechanic st., Pomeroy next Kansas City (Il\lbson 3-2), 8 ~f"v~:iJ::e ~hand~ ,with.~ smgle each. ., all purpose jacket. Longa and al the host's home field. The J,londay to review and.Jake aep.m. d b , h re Tues. - Athens, meanwhlfe,~>llected , l ulars ' · from loss . was Syracuse's third lion on or ignore the prolesl. Thursday's Games aThy Y ab margm. 11 hits off Werry with Homme! . ht .m 1eague . l I hi ' The ' protest ' came ' y or k at Wash. (night) ' 14e 'flY . wiiq ' '" •--,..•trin. ll st rBig Pay on Ihe •' e"' sel •. ack of dropped ,lhe ·Sel. . cmg SUM~R SUITS-by Brookfield, ' season ,while the win upped: 9econd batter up in the Mlddv at Boston (nighll '~G~o~J. Mel Clark \~g~ ,les and in~t~Je · . Stylemort & Middlshade s record 2-ll. aixth, with lbe score 5-4 for Middleport No. 1 defeated at K.C. (twilight) , · ' Alhens ,i ·• Jumped . _Eastern . ·- - ---to____ off' to a 3-0 ,to the ·plate. , _ Other Pomeroy and one out. He was , Pomeroy Mets by a 3-2 at Minnesola edg . Ul• f 1 . . h lers were uonce Rapp and Rick Oiler, who was hit by lhe and Pomeroy'.• Redlegs . !Only games schedu)ed) Mei~.~~~f~r, ,~k T,~,"~en gins~ e.ach wilb 1wo singles; , , ltcher. and I~ atlemptmg 10 Racme 10.5 10 Pee Wee Ntle tapped for' lit. hils .ludlnc · Hoq, !110 slngl.es. 4od D a v .. . . steal second collided ~1th the League action at the Syracuse lnlematlonal League triple by Eric ·uummel an ~I val, a smgle. ~ POMEROY, OHIO ONE THUR$· Pomeroy player covenng, the Ball Park on Tuesday. By United Press lnternalloual four singles. Werry who went the ~·e~~~~ ~~iiili:: ' ' '· • ball gomg through to cepter· W. L. Pel. GB ~,. (h , .,: ·~g' '(a. • DAY lield. Oiler roceeded to thir4, The Mets • Middleport game, 31 16 .6110 ..>,"e o. r~ ~w? ·A~~ns: runs .,.r Me s,_ nned SIX and h th bpall . d played under protest of Porn24 19 ,558 5 w~e taftfod m lbe iftghth on • td none. · 1 ONLY 1 w ere e was miSp1aye , lh tr' 1 by H d M· , ·1 · .. · goln~ Into rough and Oiler pro- eroy Coach Mike Martin, who 2~ 22 .500 71'. a.no er b 1pGe H ~rrun~1 an . e1~~ hnexl encounter .WI I 1 2:00P.M. & 8:00 P:M. : r~ed home. s~fely charged the Middleport learn 23 26 _.69 9 :?g ~· Y reg u1 an l>an ~ dou e ;:derwth1s Saturday at ' Oiler had sat dow~ in 1 he was using players who partie!. 23 26 .469 9 1ggms. .ltne agaoust . e11slon w!ln At ::a:cr.ln~·~~~~~~~::1~~'";da~·~ du~;~~~ h th b , pate on another team in Thurs· · . 20 24 ,455 811 Me1gs had no runner larthr first game lo start at 4 p. m. w en e ase umptre day night action will be set· 20 2> .444 10 than second base aod got otily Alhens 3110 DIP;:::;) - 56 ai second ruled mterlerence on 1 d .' f .ll 000 t!OO'ooo _ 0 4 4 hits off Atl]ens' Allen Fulks. Meigs Oiler's part at second base, I e at a meetmg o a Pee 19 24 .442 10 . . . rt~~- 1 ed third b Wee Nile League managers ~day's. &sulls Gelling the hits• l&r the Me1gs Fulks aod Hull. Werry • P ac opnomeroy ,sasMe.l k e 8 p. m. Thursday at. .the Syra. club were· Ste~ Firlaw . and · .,.However, Toronto 0 Williams got the nexl battl!t to cuse Park. Tile dec1smq. of lhe 3 Buffalo 1 , out shallow to centerfield managers on the protest wtll 7 Columb~s 6 ,Oiler never scored. be final. Toledo. 7 Syracuse 6 (10 ...... ,II Pomeroy went on lo go up Pomeroy Mets hurler J e I 1 . lJIUR~DAY, 6-4 in the sixth inning and add· McKinney lost the decision RORS~ ENTERED 1 ed S Icing runs In lhe seventh. Middleport No. I even though l'ARia (TJPII.~D~shing Rod· I Pomeroy's ctmterfielder Tom· he bad a. no-hit effort, McKiJI. ney. the Amencan-bred trotter my Vaughan led all Rlavcrs in ney recorded 14 sbike outs. of the Sautlpasts Sta.ble In Italy "• hitting with four for , five ;0• Pomeroy !fitters were ~ruce and French .cha~p1on !loquecluding a triple and three sin. Blackston with 8 borne run 10 pine, wm "?mpele m lhe annual Oiler had a double and th& first, MciQnney, two .sin· United Nations Trot June 29 at . Hayman a triple and gles, and Kevin.-Fiel<ls; a single. Yolmers Racew~Q~. N.Y., It was lead Middy hi!U~g. 'l'he romero{Redlegs, ~~ta Tue~ay . Rick Van Matre fanned 1(ve, while, tallied 10 runs on four P..-fer~: w,alkiM on~, for Middleport. hits. Redleg hitiers were Shakerattleroll ---- · Mankin and ·. J. Wisecup, eaeb eSHAPELY FIIJII Results a triple: P. Souloby, a sin!:~. Get smoother··rolling. By Unlled Press Intematlollal And D. Coli a home ·nm. 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IJPI Sporll Wrller career,' and the Giants wop, 1>-2. California swept a doublelleader The loud -speaker at lbe The Aslrodome score board from Cleveland 11-5 and 5-3. • ' ~~JY' tca~n ' to; tnnmpl . '-\1 . Houston AstrOdome Tuesday Dashed, "this is the clljltain Starllog Asaigamenl 'J:' S/. OJO 000 010 4- I 1Ud a alght bland out, "Willie Mays, speaking , • , we are passing Nlekro, a ZS.yeat-old knuckleHou. 020 000 000 o- 2 .t ;t~n·( No. 21; now batting fo1 Bob through an area of violent hailer, has been kicking around By Uulled.Preu lnleroalloual NEW YORK \UP!) - The six decision• and hlo second ·' ··'<·dl SchrOder" turbulence, fasten your seat professional blll!eball since Natlo.oal Le•~•e Cincinnali Reds, with St. Louis .shutout. Nolan gave up only two Gibbon, Herbel .(4), ·, MilOJr, ,;. mick \7) .and Haller: Giu,U,, , Th e . sIIuatlon ca lled I or a belts" . waiting for the moment o1 truth W -..L. p t' Gb and San Francisco 'closer in the walks. ' Willie !\lays. '!'he game was in Willie Mays no longer was the - a starting assignment. c· . tl National League pennant race, . Latman (lO) and Brand. wP.,- c 39• 22 . 6~9 the sixth Inning and San lired old man, whom ev~n Giant Tuesday night was his first mcmna 2~ will lry again today to gain The spree slad,ed when Vada (5-3) , LP-GiWJli (J. FranciscO trailed Houston 2·1 manager IIerman Franks decid- slarl in two Y~III'S and he ~1. LouiS , 33 ~! 4\> some room at the top at the ••· Pinson,, ,with one out, doubled . 71. IIRS-Giusti list), Haf: and the bases were loaded with ed needed rest alter Sunday's showed Atlanta mapager Billy ~~~ls~raghnclsco ~: 24 .547 6 pense of lhe basement dwelling and ,wen! to third on a wild 8th), Mays ·18tb),. '., ·.' ' i :_· one out. game because, "he looked tired Hilchc9Ck he was ready to get I ur 29 New York Mets. Pilch. Pete Rose walked, .To~y (1st game) '·. Mays hit the first pitch lo me' ' out of the bullpen. Niekro 24 .547 3 Perez smgled lo left to dnve '" .Ill ~ sharply lo shortstop Sonny Elsewhere in lhe National pitched a two-hitler for his Atlanta . ~ ~ .500 8\2 The Ohio team will have Jim Pinson and Deroo Johnson douNY : ~· ::: ~'I . Jackson) who 'lul'lled it · inlo a I,eagu~, ,A)Ianta blanked Phi· second victory in four decisions. =hlla~elphla Maloney (5·2) on the mound to bled lo lelt to drive home Rose "Look, do<, when lhe DOlt guy · · . 2~ 36 ··: :: 15~,;, face doublet>lilY a! ~ro pitcher ladelp~ia, : · 1.0. behind Phil Hank Aaron drove in the only ou~n · , Bob Shaw (1-5) in the and Peret. A single by Tomroy comes ID, give It to him In Nolan (5-1) and :P~vletic!l: ~ 2 35 375 1 Dave Giusti breat a slghl of Nlekro's. tW<>-bitter, . ¥lt. Louis run of the game in tho sixth g~ es · · night contest after splilling the Helms brought in U1e fourlh run right arm. Thai'~ bls Pllcblng Denehy, Fisher II ), Willhite 17), • 17 relief# do all pi hers when weathdred·three homers to pin inning when he singled after a New Yotk 18 35 .:140 Tueaday lwi-night pair that and knocked Bill Dehen;· out of arm and he beats us ali: lhe R TIJlllor 19) 'J!ftd B. Taylor,:; they ar fortunate e ugh to get a 7•4 defeat on the Pittsburgh walk to Felipe .,Alou and ' . Tuesday's &sallll opened the series here. · the game. time!" Sullivan 17). LP-Deneby (l.t),<'j : by M . !n a lou situ~tion. Pirates;', Chicago handed Los Fancona's single. Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati won the opener 6·0 .. , The Reds added &Ingle rvns -·, Mays.. s!ayed - in , to ' Pil'Y Angetea;'i.\C eighlh straight ~oss, Dick Hughes, who needed 6 N.Y. 0 ilst twi·night) •~ly to see the Mels relurn f~r ;~ lhe fourth and seven.th. Toe I LX , Nallo:! ~~:_ 2 9 0 •·· center-~,eld and Gl~t, ..,t him 3·2 and ~ .the league leaijing relief in the ninth innln~ from N.Y. 7 Clnn 3 (2nd night) a 7 3 wm Runnerup Sl Lou1s fir t e d bl b Leo I a.gom ,,ll.; th•. e.18hlh ·~ · mg, igh th1.s Cmclnn,a\i; Reds split. w1th the Joe Hoerner, scored h1.• firth Atlanta 1 Philadelphia o (nlght) · · · ·· ' s cam on a ou e )' Chicago 000 111 OOx- 3 7 0 , meanwhile defeated Pittsburgh Cardenas, Nolan·, sacrifice and D ~al Miller (8) and \' 1 11 t 1 1m• on; i ~ng ,Y o ' }J ·r I New \'Jlf~ Mels, wmnjng .. the victory against two setbacks, St. Louis 7 Pittsburgh 4 lnlght) while third plaC< .san Fra.ncisco a sacr, ifice lly by Floyd Robin· . Torbryor'g, eR, oseboro IS),· N,ve, fielo warning track, , !larry opener 11-0 and losing the. I Ron Santo's ninth homer . 6 Hou. 2 110 inns. n!ght) be 8 t H st00 6 2 10 1o Inn t 1h th Latman, who relieved giusti In nightcap 7-3. provided the Cubs with their Today's Probable f'ilcben ou · mgs 0 son. ·• 0 er .was producea Radatz (8) ar.d. Hundley. WP ' move a half game closer to the a wal.k, wil4 pitch and a · (4. 31 . LP-Dry-'·le I"', . You might bo surprlllll th ~ 101 h fa ced Mays the third 1~: :he American League, the fifth slraight victory and pinned tAll EDT) Reds by Pmson """d ~ how much lowor our I" time around. · · New York Yankees defeated the longest road losing streak Cincinnati (Maloney 5-2) · "' · HRS-Le1ebl're !3r I, Santo lo. Mony comp1nln h1vo Mays again came up wltp the Boslnn... ; •· Chicago blanked en the Dodgers sincO' they INew York (B. Shaw 'l·5), a p.m. The Redlegs have only a Zh The story was reversed 191b). roiled prlc•L Look 11 tht bases loaded and thiS tW he Wae~mgt01. 6-0; KansM C1ty moved from Brooklyn to Los , Atlanta !Johnson 5-4) game lead over the Cardinals lbe second game, with the Mets Louis 133 DOD 0110- 7 14 0 pump. smashed •ihe first pitch fllr a shut .Ut Baltimore !.o, Detroit Angeles. Philadelphia IL. Jackson :HI), and 4'h over the Giants, but pounding out four runs In Pitt. 110 001 0111- 4 12 0 . they did have the •atisfaction opening frame. They added an· Hughes, SHko•·neFr (9) and) (o, 8,0s p.m. sr.' Louis (Hugqes 4-21 at of seeing the Pirates drop back other one in the second and McCarver is , . rymiUl 12 , Pittsburgh (O'Dell ' 5-2), a half nolch, !1 six games oull pair on llon SwobOda's . Mikkelsen (4).' ll!cBean'' <8), p.m. of first place. in tl:e II!Ih for a 7·0 lead Oh10 Valle; College or Park- from lhe field and 68.7 per cent San Francisco !Perry 5-5) at Cincinnali racked up lour inte the last frame where ersburg, which has- live return· from the charily str.fp for a Houston (Glustl3~), 9 p.m. runs in tjle first game f01 a com· eds tallied three on Art ShaJOJ·,I Friday Til8 ---...;Saturday Til9 ing lettermen from I~• Ia.<" sea- 17.6 ppg. scoring average. Bill Los Ang~les 'Osteen 7-t) fortable . margin. and then 19· i!ky ' ~ pinch·hit homer in a futile ' fl., .. son's !Jl.4 basketball team, ah. also;m'an,ged lo pull down ani · Chlc:ago (Hands :&-3 or Culp 3-5), year-old Gary Nolan gave up effort !o catch up. nounced !Oda~ the signing of lis average ol 15.0 rebounds per p.m. only five hils lo shut out the """ . . ~==first recruit lor the 1967.etl soa· game. Thunday's ·Game• Mets. The righthander, only one . . ~ ~ 1 5 were. outhij; i son, Wllilam "Blll" Davis from . Angeles al Chicago year out of high school, struck m , ..cap as BillY. McCool : Middleport. Some of the honors Bill won I "il:lsbilrgh at Phila, ni•ht out nine lo get his fifth win in suffprc'<l hiS lourth loss lJl seven ll<Jb McCloy, coach at OVC, during his high school career I~ ' official appearances. He was re· Fran at Houston, night Heved by Darrell Osteen in the stated, "We are very happy to Include MVP award to his team bave Bill sign a grant-In • aid and leadmg team rebounder. As American League lhird, who ~as replared by Don scholarship. we expect a lot of a junior he was voted third W. L. Pet. GB I ~ Notte bart in the ':1i""nd Ted SHIRTS-SHIRTS-sporl & dress by Arrow, help from Bill as we contlnue team S.E.O.A.L., and as a senPuritan and Rugby. A shirt to suit all dada. to build out program 1n t 0 lor he was vot~ firs~ team from 2.50 championship calibre." S.E.O..~.L. Also hJS · ~mor year 28 26 .519 4\2 I Seaver wer.t llie distanC< for CQOL, COOL,, SLACKS-<Iad can beat, the heat In As & studenl • athlete at M:d. production earned him a berth 28 27 .509 5 £ the M•ts, for a 5·3 record. slacks by Hubbard & Jaymar: Permanent presa dlepo1·t. Dill has compiled a fine on lbe All District Team, 28 28 .5oo 5\1 -u ond tropical worsted from 8.95 28 29 .491 6 , tH al the end of six innings. record. Standing G'5" . Bill play. pnder the able coaching ·of 26 . 29 . •473 7 OMAHA, Neb. IUPI) - De· Houston scored three limes in I ed tile plvrl lor lwo and a half MI. Carl Wolfe, and with th e! 27 31 ;4fi6 7\1 lendi)Jg champion Ohio State the ninlh irn mg to seal lhe , BERMUDA SHORTS year~ .as a slnrtcr. He con tin- efl<i~t of such players as B iII : 27 33 .450 8\1 was knocked oul of this year's game and remain in conlention .. ually· unproved on his scormg D~v).< , ~liddleport High School , 24 33 .421 10 NCAA baseball championships Joe Sadelfeld took tre loss fo r · Wllllhlngton Plaids, poplins and . Hopsac. Help dad end te'· unding. Dnring his 5en· w~ U1eir .~ect ion, buf' 1ost out j BILL DAVIS ·" TuesdaY'• ~ulll Tuesday with a 7~ loss to Hous· lhe Buckt lor }'l!ar h' shot 50.2 per cenl in ·lhe dislrict to Ames Bern. pl'l.)' it cool ' - - -- -- - - New York fi Boston 3 Uwi-llgbl) ton. ! The li~e;core : from 3.50 . PQEPARE FOR CLASSIC Chicago .s Washington 0 (night) osu ~t 1-{1 lo Au~m M?n· l Houston 0011 112 003-7·13-1 CANTON, Ohio IUP!) - The Kan. City 1 Balllmore o (night) day m the double ehmmali~n Ohio Siale .! OO 050 00\f-6- 7 3 . Nort~·South All .S~r squads to· • . Detroit 15 Minnesota 10 (night) tournamenl llouslon lost to: KN!T SHIRTS day were practicing for the top a Cleve. 3 (1st, twi·light) Stanford 12-2 in lhe opening , Satcher, Htll 15) Smilh 19) GOLF ~!RTS senior high school basketball epo~t Calif. 5 Cleve. 3 12nd, night) round.. ' and Slrelau, Silman; Swam, I cl._s\c to be held ·liere June 24. · .If Today'• Probable Pilebers . The Buckeyes took a 1.0 lead Stillwell 17) Sadefield (9) ani ; AND BANLONS · Co~ches will drl'l\ lbe play. Pomeroy's pony baseball William~ fSJ!n,"· t, walked tw1 IAll Times EDT) ~ the !Jrsl and add.ed f1y~ rui\S Carlson; , HR- J'ombs, Houston, ! New York (Downing 11-3 and In the filth fra,Ph but · th · ~. bam empty; 'Paciorek, ers ljvlce a day to prepare lor team moved Into lbe lead of the lor Pomeroy.\ By Rugby, Puritan' ~nd Arrow 1 the qourt classic. Melgs.{lallia League Tuesday Pomeroy 2os 010 3- 9 8 2 Tillotson 3-1) at Washington runs on two ho~ off starter Housto~ 6th. I on ; WP- Hill from 3.50 to 10.00 Onel player ehange has been ~veiling with a H 'Victory ' ~1ir Midd'rt ..... 010 301 o- 58 2 IPascuali>-3 and Moore 3-2), 2, Mike Swam cut the margin to (6-0) ; LP-adelfeld (7·5), ' L '· made. Joe Stanislaw of Cham- Middleport at Middle~~ Willi:e ·· Skinner. Van 5 p.m. , :'· _--. · -- .SWANK ideas for pop-Men's pJon High School In Trumbull The game was play Matre d on, Umpires: Chicago !O'Toole ' 3-1 a!JII IlL. ,, '. ~ jewelry, billf9lda and travel kill. will replace Dave Thomas of lifficial protest from • J. John , pi e; 1·2nd base, 7·3) at Boston (Waslewf. 1!. \J JADE EAST & JADE EAST CORAL Wa~e~ Harding Jngh School. ll)lllng on by Middleport J!IBII· Ferreira; third base. C. 0.0 and Bennett 4-1), 2, 5 p.m. Thomas has a summer job. ~ger Don Wilson. An official· • '::.""' - . Detroit (WilSI>n 11-5) at Mioner ·'FJ~i iJ · UNDERWEAR by 'JOCKEY report will be filed and a meet• '' (Kaat 2-7), 9 p.m. • ,; 1> IB', . • .' ' HOSIERY by ESQUIRE EASTERN WINS ing of all ..;anagers of tfie lea- ~JiddJetmrt, Cleveland (Siebert 5-51 · at · · · . ' . ,,\ :' "' . "' Eastern pounded Syracuse lor Jgue has been set for 7:30 p.m, i (Brunet 2·91, 11 p.m. MA~ON - The Me~gs. Leg~o~~ Ralph Batey, each wtlh """"-" a 31)-Z defeat in Meigs· Gallia at offices of The Daily sentinel, ,. Ballimore !Phoebus , 5-Z) at baseball learn Sl\!l•red .!l.g th~ro i Jes, . ~dWercy, and_ ~,II Moore 'l BELTS by SAL VATORI I ~ SUPPORT THE RACIN~ VOLUNTEER, FIRE DEPARTMENT j · 18). WP-Hugrl!ll : ,· . . · I H). HRS.-May (2pjll, raota list), Stargelh lotll):' 15 1 SPRINGFIELD, N.J. fliP!\- ers' votes and turned down a A battle between golrs mo~t proposd, "Frank Sinalra 'l'ourfamow. stars and PGA officials nament" to be played In llalm for. "conirol" ·mWJhroilmed to- Springa, Cltli.f, dai on the eve of the 'ti.S. OJ1"" "Tho! turndown showed us golf champlonshll! a~d threa· that we didn't have the ;ened to wreck tile entl scheduling power we always lelevision·rlch structure or the thought we had.'' said Ford. pro golf lour, Ga r d ne r Dickinson, v I ce Only U hours away is a June qhairman of lhe grievance 15 deadline set by the players committee who has been for settlement of their gnevan· threatened with loss of Ins ces-ar else they wlll consider Ryder Cup status, declineol to "formation ol a rival prOICS say ftally that the players sional golfers association." would not play in the PGA il And only 2~ hours away is a June 15 came aod wen~, ~thou! June 15 deadline set by the agreement because, Its al· PGA for lhe players to kn"ckle • ways possible things could be under and for~PI thf'ir thr(<la· settled June 16th." tened boyro! l ol lhr ·;~ '' ' ~~~":)1ii;;:o in r. nver St;lfl ~~f:eroy.wd~~po:·)l;J:,~;l:h· ~~; ($'~ t:J • 1 f " ~;tet's·· 'l':r . -~,rn~ ' R e . J . " d s· · ~ i'r.J. ~ .J. j 'J:' /J M• h n 73 1 ', \ e BEAU BRUMMELL .'bp.n romorrow Thunday All Dly T9 S.rve You . .• .< l~,_ Fri. Til 8 · .Sat. Til 9 80 l . ·Each .' �' .,I' ~c ~.·' a/'ry ·,. 'No · Ian·.e '.tlj"'R ' ooki·e . · · WI.th ·' e'ILiJr' · ch .oi·~ . , HDa· . ~ d' H ~ill ~:t~l\l~tonr-a .,. . ,i' .11:,a. ·- . · · by MARTiN LADER iftlt unW i987 before he 'can llPl Sporll Writer qualify fo· 20-year pension. NEW YORK (UPI) - Con. IIi effect, Nolan stopped bell~tly beill& · re~rreli to as a log a rookie the day he pltcned youn1 rooki.e t>ls just one of his laat game for Oroville lbose nuisances ID life G&it (Calif.I High School one 8Mrl Nolan • :ave to put up with year ago. When 'be takl!ll lhe Like losing a· game ev•cy mound loi"'The Cincinnati Ibis once in. a while and having to theSl! days. It's as a •JOol, · ' , poised veteran who knows w~at doubleheadar. Nolan struck out profeaiional ball behind ~lim; .game ol lbe season. ae h~~ a he must do and how to do it. nine batters and allowed five wlth .Siollll '1'\alls ol thS ·northern d :collld stay and I did stay. The 11-foot, 3-lnch rig,th~nd•r hjts in regillerlng his s••ond Leagv when b~ reported to ·the . ~olan was so Impressive in who tumed 19 three weeks ago shutOut. Reds' training camp !his spring. spr;ng training that he.waa glv· won hi> fifth game against one New York won lhe nightcap "! w~t to .lhat camp wi~ lbe ·en ~lt~tart ~ Clncl=~·s loss Tuesday night when he 7-3. Idea 0 '. makmg the ~am,. :: no-til ~r 811~: ~~ and rebeal the New Yolj< Mets &-b in Nolan. who was signed for. an Jan •• • following ~ VIC un.ved e ed'~ f tht 7~ . the first game ol a twl-nlght eslil" ···• $65,000 bonus by Cfn. over the Mels. "I hnd ~ g 1 ~~ ~r he1ne~ed elghlh . 1,. cinnati, had only 12 gaml!ll of idea I could pllch ~ ndw't ~n ""relief ·, . -+----president of the ·National Assodown WJ!b the altllu e a eg · . elation of College Bllllketball KEOO CHOSEN sire that I needed. I thought Nolan has been a regular _ _.;...;;.;;.....;;...;;..;;.;;;.;;.;.;.:.'.;....; Coaches aod was a member of SARATOGA SPRINGS N v C.. starter since and a key reason the Helms Athletic, BGSl), U. IUPII·-Kelso, the worl~.'s lead: OOSE NAME for Cincinnati's curren~ hoi~ on ol Toledo and Greater Toledo ing thoroughbred money winner, PITTSBURGH (UP!) - The; first place In the National .. halls of lame. His 1950 BGSU will be enshrined in the Racing American Basketball Associa· League. · . J team. made a goodwill tour of Hall of Fame here on Aug. I. lion's Pitlgburgh entry Tu..Cay "Baseball IS a great way Brazil and In IIISS. he held sev· · 1hiO·year..,ld gdding, whose chose the nickname Pipers and live,, • line way to , make a 0 era! overseas cl1n1cs at the In· , ·ng eached $! ~n 8911 'Je. signed a three year contract to ing,' said Nolan, who Is BOWLING GREEN , Ohio lot Toledo. He had a total coach- vllation of the Defense Depart. ; ~:~mhi: ;etiremont ' 16 'mon~h.< play hor, 1o games at lhe rled ""' h"' a baby "Nol , (UPll - Services wlll be held :ing record of 5114 wins and 'l2ll ment. age, was a near unanimous Pillsburgh Civic Arena. many are fqrtunate enough to llere . Friday afternoon. for re- losses . .which made him ··"• of Survivors Included his wife choice to he ;mmortalized 'llt the Gabe Rubin, pre~Jolent of the make 1t There are only ired. coach and alhletic dlrec· !lhe leadmg wmners In the coun· Colline lhree daughters and six National Museum 01 Racing, in elub, picked the name lor the player. m the major le:~~~~~ 10r ~W. Harold· ·~nderson, M. ;try Anderson de~elop~ 10 A.ll· lJ'&ndchlldren. vollng· announced Tt:esday He team and announced the Pipers and • lot more In the rr •ho·dled Tuesdag at his nome Amencas, mcluding e1ght wh1le Burial will be at Akron, received 45 of a po>ssi~le 50 will play 39 games in the Civic who wonld.llke to be UJI' hr ·e. 1n Fort Lauderdale. Fla., where ' here. wh r he was born voles. Arena durlllg 1967.etl season. Nolan, displaying the 1e .llad been living since he reAnderson was a 1924 gradua!e ee · lr<i& In 196~. I ol Otterbein College, received Aiiderson stepped down in his master's at the University '"''after 21 years aa head bas. I of Michigan in 1939, and also cetB.II coaeh with th& Falcons studied at Ohio State and the oll(iwing eight years in the Universily of Michigan, lltqe clljl&clty at the University The veteran mentor war past - -------- -·- ....... ---- ------- --- - - ;-- J Retired BG Coach AD • s h d I d F Jd . SerVJces C e U e rJ ay 64 FOf .WHaroId An,..erson, up~~:. (poi~!~g!~point t~;h~ Card.s Triumph Isn't . d sn gotil hiHArly press j bead), he's got It<here "You have to work very lng to his hearl) and he s got hard, and you can put ~:1ote It her• ttouch'•" hls stomac)," marks around very,'1 he ·•id. '-'""""'" Dave Brlstol1pull 11 "It's ·competitive In this ga.ne, another way. . ' ·. And 11 you don't do it the( II: get "H , 1 guts' he'4 mature slimeone els~ who can." , and eh~'r coach~ble,", Bristol" Nolan said he's learned a Jot said. · ' 1 about basehall during hi~ two No!Bn h~ ~ig ideas ~or him· month8 in the majors although self and (or Cincin~tl leanmiale Darrell Oste•n ''DOJi't•be surprla~."\e ~atd, c)llpped in wllb the remar~ that "on October 5 to fee tJ!¥ Reds "He's taught 08 more.'' · playing )n the Wqrld SeJ~~es." catcher Jim · Coker offered And don't be surprised If It's lbe thought lbal Nolan's huge young Gary Nolan doing ihe success "Ia no mirack l'e's .pitching. I' \ i I :::: :! Pi ~- h :t~ t'· ...-::· '~d t'l n:" ll11;.:: the '"''"'' "' n• ... " · ·-" ol 1~r pr:'l;( who o:;' -.- p~ < a; h :.'.'::'l !l :''' r -r ·ion un'ecs t;· v ''" "" ~, •1 "'e ·tfi to play , at n .~cason GRADE A PASTEURIZED ' I' Ill ' ' I~ ' ' \ No Return 79c V2 gal. 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BEEF Spiced SUCED BACON Are v.·ctors Famous Brands • By French City ~ath's ·, 'L'l:e::ft . . Podltl'oy' Clubs RUGBY SPORTCRAFTER-for that Pony League play on Tuesday Mechanic st., Pomeroy next Kansas City (Il\lbson 3-2), 8 ~f"v~:iJ::e ~hand~ ,with.~ smgle each. ., all purpose jacket. Longa and al the host's home field. The J,londay to review and.Jake aep.m. d b , h re Tues. - Athens, meanwhlfe,~>llected , l ulars ' · from loss . was Syracuse's third lion on or ignore the prolesl. Thursday's Games aThy Y ab margm. 11 hits off Werry with Homme! . ht .m 1eague . l I hi ' The ' protest ' came ' y or k at Wash. (night) ' 14e 'flY . wiiq ' '" •--,..•trin. ll st rBig Pay on Ihe •' e"' sel •. ack of dropped ,lhe ·Sel. . cmg SUM~R SUITS-by Brookfield, ' season ,while the win upped: 9econd batter up in the Mlddv at Boston (nighll '~G~o~J. Mel Clark \~g~ ,les and in~t~Je · . Stylemort & Middlshade s record 2-ll. aixth, with lbe score 5-4 for Middleport No. 1 defeated at K.C. (twilight) , · ' Alhens ,i ·• Jumped . _Eastern . ·- - ---to____ off' to a 3-0 ,to the ·plate. , _ Other Pomeroy and one out. He was , Pomeroy Mets by a 3-2 at Minnesola edg . Ul• f 1 . . h lers were uonce Rapp and Rick Oiler, who was hit by lhe and Pomeroy'.• Redlegs . !Only games schedu)ed) Mei~.~~~f~r, ,~k T,~,"~en gins~ e.ach wilb 1wo singles; , , ltcher. and I~ atlemptmg 10 Racme 10.5 10 Pee Wee Ntle tapped for' lit. hils .ludlnc · Hoq, !110 slngl.es. 4od D a v .. . . steal second collided ~1th the League action at the Syracuse lnlematlonal League triple by Eric ·uummel an ~I val, a smgle. ~ POMEROY, OHIO ONE THUR$· Pomeroy player covenng, the Ball Park on Tuesday. By United Press lnternalloual four singles. Werry who went the ~·e~~~~ ~~iiili:: ' ' '· • ball gomg through to cepter· W. L. Pel. GB ~,. (h , .,: ·~g' '(a. • DAY lield. Oiler roceeded to thir4, The Mets • Middleport game, 31 16 .6110 ..>,"e o. r~ ~w? ·A~~ns: runs .,.r Me s,_ nned SIX and h th bpall . d played under protest of Porn24 19 ,558 5 w~e taftfod m lbe iftghth on • td none. · 1 ONLY 1 w ere e was miSp1aye , lh tr' 1 by H d M· , ·1 · .. · goln~ Into rough and Oiler pro- eroy Coach Mike Martin, who 2~ 22 .500 71'. a.no er b 1pGe H ~rrun~1 an . e1~~ hnexl encounter .WI I 1 2:00P.M. & 8:00 P:M. : r~ed home. s~fely charged the Middleport learn 23 26 _.69 9 :?g ~· Y reg u1 an l>an ~ dou e ;:derwth1s Saturday at ' Oiler had sat dow~ in 1 he was using players who partie!. 23 26 .469 9 1ggms. .ltne agaoust . e11slon w!ln At ::a:cr.ln~·~~~~~~~::1~~'";da~·~ du~;~~~ h th b , pate on another team in Thurs· · . 20 24 ,455 811 Me1gs had no runner larthr first game lo start at 4 p. m. w en e ase umptre day night action will be set· 20 2> .444 10 than second base aod got otily Alhens 3110 DIP;:::;) - 56 ai second ruled mterlerence on 1 d .' f .ll 000 t!OO'ooo _ 0 4 4 hits off Atl]ens' Allen Fulks. Meigs Oiler's part at second base, I e at a meetmg o a Pee 19 24 .442 10 . . . rt~~- 1 ed third b Wee Nile League managers ~day's. &sulls Gelling the hits• l&r the Me1gs Fulks aod Hull. Werry • P ac opnomeroy ,sasMe.l k e 8 p. m. Thursday at. .the Syra. club were· Ste~ Firlaw . and · .,.However, Toronto 0 Williams got the nexl battl!t to cuse Park. Tile dec1smq. of lhe 3 Buffalo 1 , out shallow to centerfield managers on the protest wtll 7 Columb~s 6 ,Oiler never scored. be final. Toledo. 7 Syracuse 6 (10 ...... ,II Pomeroy went on lo go up Pomeroy Mets hurler J e I 1 . lJIUR~DAY, 6-4 in the sixth inning and add· McKinney lost the decision RORS~ ENTERED 1 ed S Icing runs In lhe seventh. Middleport No. I even though l'ARia (TJPII.~D~shing Rod· I Pomeroy's ctmterfielder Tom· he bad a. no-hit effort, McKiJI. ney. the Amencan-bred trotter my Vaughan led all Rlavcrs in ney recorded 14 sbike outs. of the Sautlpasts Sta.ble In Italy "• hitting with four for , five ;0• Pomeroy !fitters were ~ruce and French .cha~p1on !loquecluding a triple and three sin. Blackston with 8 borne run 10 pine, wm "?mpele m lhe annual Oiler had a double and th& first, MciQnney, two .sin· United Nations Trot June 29 at . Hayman a triple and gles, and Kevin.-Fiel<ls; a single. Yolmers Racew~Q~. N.Y., It was lead Middy hi!U~g. 'l'he romero{Redlegs, ~~ta Tue~ay . Rick Van Matre fanned 1(ve, while, tallied 10 runs on four P..-fer~: w,alkiM on~, for Middleport. hits. Redleg hitiers were Shakerattleroll ---- · Mankin and ·. J. Wisecup, eaeb eSHAPELY FIIJII Results a triple: P. Souloby, a sin!:~. Get smoother··rolling. By Unlled Press Intematlollal And D. Coli a home ·nm. 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IJPI Sporll Wrller career,' and the Giants wop, 1>-2. California swept a doublelleader The loud -speaker at lbe The Aslrodome score board from Cleveland 11-5 and 5-3. • ' ~~JY' tca~n ' to; tnnmpl . '-\1 . Houston AstrOdome Tuesday Dashed, "this is the clljltain Starllog Asaigamenl 'J:' S/. OJO 000 010 4- I 1Ud a alght bland out, "Willie Mays, speaking , • , we are passing Nlekro, a ZS.yeat-old knuckleHou. 020 000 000 o- 2 .t ;t~n·( No. 21; now batting fo1 Bob through an area of violent hailer, has been kicking around By Uulled.Preu lnleroalloual NEW YORK \UP!) - The six decision• and hlo second ·' ··'<·dl SchrOder" turbulence, fasten your seat professional blll!eball since Natlo.oal Le•~•e Cincinnali Reds, with St. Louis .shutout. Nolan gave up only two Gibbon, Herbel .(4), ·, MilOJr, ,;. mick \7) .and Haller: Giu,U,, , Th e . sIIuatlon ca lled I or a belts" . waiting for the moment o1 truth W -..L. p t' Gb and San Francisco 'closer in the walks. ' Willie !\lays. '!'he game was in Willie Mays no longer was the - a starting assignment. c· . tl National League pennant race, . Latman (lO) and Brand. wP.,- c 39• 22 . 6~9 the sixth Inning and San lired old man, whom ev~n Giant Tuesday night was his first mcmna 2~ will lry again today to gain The spree slad,ed when Vada (5-3) , LP-GiWJli (J. FranciscO trailed Houston 2·1 manager IIerman Franks decid- slarl in two Y~III'S and he ~1. LouiS , 33 ~! 4\> some room at the top at the ••· Pinson,, ,with one out, doubled . 71. IIRS-Giusti list), Haf: and the bases were loaded with ed needed rest alter Sunday's showed Atlanta mapager Billy ~~~ls~raghnclsco ~: 24 .547 6 pense of lhe basement dwelling and ,wen! to third on a wild 8th), Mays ·18tb),. '., ·.' ' i :_· one out. game because, "he looked tired Hilchc9Ck he was ready to get I ur 29 New York Mets. Pilch. Pete Rose walked, .To~y (1st game) '·. Mays hit the first pitch lo me' ' out of the bullpen. Niekro 24 .547 3 Perez smgled lo left to dnve '" .Ill ~ sharply lo shortstop Sonny Elsewhere in lhe National pitched a two-hitler for his Atlanta . ~ ~ .500 8\2 The Ohio team will have Jim Pinson and Deroo Johnson douNY : ~· ::: ~'I . Jackson) who 'lul'lled it · inlo a I,eagu~, ,A)Ianta blanked Phi· second victory in four decisions. =hlla~elphla Maloney (5·2) on the mound to bled lo lelt to drive home Rose "Look, do<, when lhe DOlt guy · · . 2~ 36 ··: :: 15~,;, face doublet>lilY a! ~ro pitcher ladelp~ia, : · 1.0. behind Phil Hank Aaron drove in the only ou~n · , Bob Shaw (1-5) in the and Peret. A single by Tomroy comes ID, give It to him In Nolan (5-1) and :P~vletic!l: ~ 2 35 375 1 Dave Giusti breat a slghl of Nlekro's. tW<>-bitter, . ¥lt. Louis run of the game in tho sixth g~ es · · night contest after splilling the Helms brought in U1e fourlh run right arm. Thai'~ bls Pllcblng Denehy, Fisher II ), Willhite 17), • 17 relief# do all pi hers when weathdred·three homers to pin inning when he singled after a New Yotk 18 35 .:140 Tueaday lwi-night pair that and knocked Bill Dehen;· out of arm and he beats us ali: lhe R TIJlllor 19) 'J!ftd B. Taylor,:; they ar fortunate e ugh to get a 7•4 defeat on the Pittsburgh walk to Felipe .,Alou and ' . Tuesday's &sallll opened the series here. · the game. time!" Sullivan 17). LP-Deneby (l.t),<'j : by M . !n a lou situ~tion. Pirates;', Chicago handed Los Fancona's single. Chicago 3 Los Angeles 2 Cincinnati won the opener 6·0 .. , The Reds added &Ingle rvns -·, Mays.. s!ayed - in , to ' Pil'Y Angetea;'i.\C eighlh straight ~oss, Dick Hughes, who needed 6 N.Y. 0 ilst twi·night) •~ly to see the Mels relurn f~r ;~ lhe fourth and seven.th. Toe I LX , Nallo:! ~~:_ 2 9 0 •·· center-~,eld and Gl~t, ..,t him 3·2 and ~ .the league leaijing relief in the ninth innln~ from N.Y. 7 Clnn 3 (2nd night) a 7 3 wm Runnerup Sl Lou1s fir t e d bl b Leo I a.gom ,,ll.; th•. e.18hlh ·~ · mg, igh th1.s Cmclnn,a\i; Reds split. w1th the Joe Hoerner, scored h1.• firth Atlanta 1 Philadelphia o (nlght) · · · ·· ' s cam on a ou e )' Chicago 000 111 OOx- 3 7 0 , meanwhile defeated Pittsburgh Cardenas, Nolan·, sacrifice and D ~al Miller (8) and \' 1 11 t 1 1m• on; i ~ng ,Y o ' }J ·r I New \'Jlf~ Mels, wmnjng .. the victory against two setbacks, St. Louis 7 Pittsburgh 4 lnlght) while third plaC< .san Fra.ncisco a sacr, ifice lly by Floyd Robin· . Torbryor'g, eR, oseboro IS),· N,ve, fielo warning track, , !larry opener 11-0 and losing the. I Ron Santo's ninth homer . 6 Hou. 2 110 inns. n!ght) be 8 t H st00 6 2 10 1o Inn t 1h th Latman, who relieved giusti In nightcap 7-3. provided the Cubs with their Today's Probable f'ilcben ou · mgs 0 son. ·• 0 er .was producea Radatz (8) ar.d. Hundley. WP ' move a half game closer to the a wal.k, wil4 pitch and a · (4. 31 . LP-Dry-'·le I"', . You might bo surprlllll th ~ 101 h fa ced Mays the third 1~: :he American League, the fifth slraight victory and pinned tAll EDT) Reds by Pmson """d ~ how much lowor our I" time around. · · New York Yankees defeated the longest road losing streak Cincinnati (Maloney 5-2) · "' · HRS-Le1ebl're !3r I, Santo lo. Mony comp1nln h1vo Mays again came up wltp the Boslnn... ; •· Chicago blanked en the Dodgers sincO' they INew York (B. Shaw 'l·5), a p.m. The Redlegs have only a Zh The story was reversed 191b). roiled prlc•L Look 11 tht bases loaded and thiS tW he Wae~mgt01. 6-0; KansM C1ty moved from Brooklyn to Los , Atlanta !Johnson 5-4) game lead over the Cardinals lbe second game, with the Mets Louis 133 DOD 0110- 7 14 0 pump. smashed •ihe first pitch fllr a shut .Ut Baltimore !.o, Detroit Angeles. Philadelphia IL. Jackson :HI), and 4'h over the Giants, but pounding out four runs In Pitt. 110 001 0111- 4 12 0 . they did have the •atisfaction opening frame. They added an· Hughes, SHko•·neFr (9) and) (o, 8,0s p.m. sr.' Louis (Hugqes 4-21 at of seeing the Pirates drop back other one in the second and McCarver is , . rymiUl 12 , Pittsburgh (O'Dell ' 5-2), a half nolch, !1 six games oull pair on llon SwobOda's . Mikkelsen (4).' ll!cBean'' <8), p.m. of first place. in tl:e II!Ih for a 7·0 lead Oh10 Valle; College or Park- from lhe field and 68.7 per cent San Francisco !Perry 5-5) at Cincinnali racked up lour inte the last frame where ersburg, which has- live return· from the charily str.fp for a Houston (Glustl3~), 9 p.m. runs in tjle first game f01 a com· eds tallied three on Art ShaJOJ·,I Friday Til8 ---...;Saturday Til9 ing lettermen from I~• Ia.<" sea- 17.6 ppg. scoring average. Bill Los Ang~les 'Osteen 7-t) fortable . margin. and then 19· i!ky ' ~ pinch·hit homer in a futile ' fl., .. son's !Jl.4 basketball team, ah. also;m'an,ged lo pull down ani · Chlc:ago (Hands :&-3 or Culp 3-5), year-old Gary Nolan gave up effort !o catch up. nounced !Oda~ the signing of lis average ol 15.0 rebounds per p.m. only five hils lo shut out the """ . . ~==first recruit lor the 1967.etl soa· game. Thunday's ·Game• Mets. The righthander, only one . . ~ ~ 1 5 were. outhij; i son, Wllilam "Blll" Davis from . Angeles al Chicago year out of high school, struck m , ..cap as BillY. McCool : Middleport. Some of the honors Bill won I "il:lsbilrgh at Phila, ni•ht out nine lo get his fifth win in suffprc'<l hiS lourth loss lJl seven ll<Jb McCloy, coach at OVC, during his high school career I~ ' official appearances. He was re· Fran at Houston, night Heved by Darrell Osteen in the stated, "We are very happy to Include MVP award to his team bave Bill sign a grant-In • aid and leadmg team rebounder. As American League lhird, who ~as replared by Don scholarship. we expect a lot of a junior he was voted third W. L. Pet. GB I ~ Notte bart in the ':1i""nd Ted SHIRTS-SHIRTS-sporl & dress by Arrow, help from Bill as we contlnue team S.E.O.A.L., and as a senPuritan and Rugby. A shirt to suit all dada. to build out program 1n t 0 lor he was vot~ firs~ team from 2.50 championship calibre." S.E.O..~.L. Also hJS · ~mor year 28 26 .519 4\2 I Seaver wer.t llie distanC< for CQOL, COOL,, SLACKS-<Iad can beat, the heat In As & studenl • athlete at M:d. production earned him a berth 28 27 .509 5 £ the M•ts, for a 5·3 record. slacks by Hubbard & Jaymar: Permanent presa dlepo1·t. Dill has compiled a fine on lbe All District Team, 28 28 .5oo 5\1 -u ond tropical worsted from 8.95 28 29 .491 6 , tH al the end of six innings. record. Standing G'5" . Bill play. pnder the able coaching ·of 26 . 29 . •473 7 OMAHA, Neb. IUPI) - De· Houston scored three limes in I ed tile plvrl lor lwo and a half MI. Carl Wolfe, and with th e! 27 31 ;4fi6 7\1 lendi)Jg champion Ohio State the ninlh irn mg to seal lhe , BERMUDA SHORTS year~ .as a slnrtcr. He con tin- efl<i~t of such players as B iII : 27 33 .450 8\1 was knocked oul of this year's game and remain in conlention .. ually· unproved on his scormg D~v).< , ~liddleport High School , 24 33 .421 10 NCAA baseball championships Joe Sadelfeld took tre loss fo r · Wllllhlngton Plaids, poplins and . Hopsac. Help dad end te'· unding. Dnring his 5en· w~ U1eir .~ect ion, buf' 1ost out j BILL DAVIS ·" TuesdaY'• ~ulll Tuesday with a 7~ loss to Hous· lhe Buckt lor }'l!ar h' shot 50.2 per cenl in ·lhe dislrict to Ames Bern. pl'l.)' it cool ' - - -- -- - - New York fi Boston 3 Uwi-llgbl) ton. ! The li~e;core : from 3.50 . PQEPARE FOR CLASSIC Chicago .s Washington 0 (night) osu ~t 1-{1 lo Au~m M?n· l Houston 0011 112 003-7·13-1 CANTON, Ohio IUP!) - The Kan. City 1 Balllmore o (night) day m the double ehmmali~n Ohio Siale .! OO 050 00\f-6- 7 3 . Nort~·South All .S~r squads to· • . Detroit 15 Minnesota 10 (night) tournamenl llouslon lost to: KN!T SHIRTS day were practicing for the top a Cleve. 3 (1st, twi·light) Stanford 12-2 in lhe opening , Satcher, Htll 15) Smilh 19) GOLF ~!RTS senior high school basketball epo~t Calif. 5 Cleve. 3 12nd, night) round.. ' and Slrelau, Silman; Swam, I cl._s\c to be held ·liere June 24. · .If Today'• Probable Pilebers . The Buckeyes took a 1.0 lead Stillwell 17) Sadefield (9) ani ; AND BANLONS · Co~ches will drl'l\ lbe play. Pomeroy's pony baseball William~ fSJ!n,"· t, walked tw1 IAll Times EDT) ~ the !Jrsl and add.ed f1y~ rui\S Carlson; , HR- J'ombs, Houston, ! New York (Downing 11-3 and In the filth fra,Ph but · th · ~. bam empty; 'Paciorek, ers ljvlce a day to prepare lor team moved Into lbe lead of the lor Pomeroy.\ By Rugby, Puritan' ~nd Arrow 1 the qourt classic. Melgs.{lallia League Tuesday Pomeroy 2os 010 3- 9 8 2 Tillotson 3-1) at Washington runs on two ho~ off starter Housto~ 6th. I on ; WP- Hill from 3.50 to 10.00 Onel player ehange has been ~veiling with a H 'Victory ' ~1ir Midd'rt ..... 010 301 o- 58 2 IPascuali>-3 and Moore 3-2), 2, Mike Swam cut the margin to (6-0) ; LP-adelfeld (7·5), ' L '· made. Joe Stanislaw of Cham- Middleport at Middle~~ Willi:e ·· Skinner. Van 5 p.m. , :'· _--. · -- .SWANK ideas for pop-Men's pJon High School In Trumbull The game was play Matre d on, Umpires: Chicago !O'Toole ' 3-1 a!JII IlL. ,, '. ~ jewelry, billf9lda and travel kill. will replace Dave Thomas of lifficial protest from • J. John , pi e; 1·2nd base, 7·3) at Boston (Waslewf. 1!. \J JADE EAST & JADE EAST CORAL Wa~e~ Harding Jngh School. ll)lllng on by Middleport J!IBII· Ferreira; third base. C. 0.0 and Bennett 4-1), 2, 5 p.m. Thomas has a summer job. ~ger Don Wilson. An official· • '::.""' - . Detroit (WilSI>n 11-5) at Mioner ·'FJ~i iJ · UNDERWEAR by 'JOCKEY report will be filed and a meet• '' (Kaat 2-7), 9 p.m. • ,; 1> IB', . • .' ' HOSIERY by ESQUIRE EASTERN WINS ing of all ..;anagers of tfie lea- ~JiddJetmrt, Cleveland (Siebert 5-51 · at · · · . ' . ,,\ :' "' . "' Eastern pounded Syracuse lor Jgue has been set for 7:30 p.m, i (Brunet 2·91, 11 p.m. MA~ON - The Me~gs. Leg~o~~ Ralph Batey, each wtlh """"-" a 31)-Z defeat in Meigs· Gallia at offices of The Daily sentinel, ,. Ballimore !Phoebus , 5-Z) at baseball learn Sl\!l•red .!l.g th~ro i Jes, . ~dWercy, and_ ~,II Moore 'l BELTS by SAL VATORI I ~ SUPPORT THE RACIN~ VOLUNTEER, FIRE DEPARTMENT j · 18). WP-Hugrl!ll : ,· . . · I H). HRS.-May (2pjll, raota list), Stargelh lotll):' 15 1 SPRINGFIELD, N.J. fliP!\- ers' votes and turned down a A battle between golrs mo~t proposd, "Frank Sinalra 'l'ourfamow. stars and PGA officials nament" to be played In llalm for. "conirol" ·mWJhroilmed to- Springa, Cltli.f, dai on the eve of the 'ti.S. OJ1"" "Tho! turndown showed us golf champlonshll! a~d threa· that we didn't have the ;ened to wreck tile entl scheduling power we always lelevision·rlch structure or the thought we had.'' said Ford. pro golf lour, Ga r d ne r Dickinson, v I ce Only U hours away is a June qhairman of lhe grievance 15 deadline set by the players committee who has been for settlement of their gnevan· threatened with loss of Ins ces-ar else they wlll consider Ryder Cup status, declineol to "formation ol a rival prOICS say ftally that the players sional golfers association." would not play in the PGA il And only 2~ hours away is a June 15 came aod wen~, ~thou! June 15 deadline set by the agreement because, Its al· PGA for lhe players to kn"ckle • ways possible things could be under and for~PI thf'ir thr(<la· settled June 16th." tened boyro! l ol lhr ·;~ '' ' ~~~":)1ii;;:o in r. nver St;lfl ~~f:eroy.wd~~po:·)l;J:,~;l:h· ~~; ($'~ t:J • 1 f " ~;tet's·· 'l':r . -~,rn~ ' R e . J . " d s· · ~ i'r.J. ~ .J. j 'J:' /J M• h n 73 1 ', \ e BEAU BRUMMELL .'bp.n romorrow Thunday All Dly T9 S.rve You . .• .< l~,_ Fri. Til 8 · .Sat. Til 9 80 l . ·Each .' �. ' -~ •' I ' . '-1~~'- I I •' ; ;~ '' ~ ; ' ' OV ... ' .. . SIZZLE .'EM iJ t ' ~-..:.\·._·. . . . ._ _:. 1·~ -~---~------ .,... ' ' I' ~k_•, - . . .' ~ { ' • " .... RIGHT -CO~L~A-TE_ _ _ _ __ lFOR . SPECIAL GIVE DAD A TENDER BONUS BUY STEAK FROM TINY'S ON HIS DAY! CHOICE \ SIRLOIN 10:99( .ROUND c BONUS BUY .69 1 •· BROUGHTON'S COOKIES . pkga. .00 ONLY·, l Qt. BoHle 44 REG. ' PRICE ;19.95 • - •• ' - \ CHARCOAL - ~~- LIGHTER ~~· I FLUID for ' ' I POP I 00 12 01. McCORMICK • Carton PLUS DEPOSIT " NEW Black Pepper oz. c J LARGE I BOXES I ' 41 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 1ny S I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT JO LIMIT QUANTITY • ' ' I . I,'. fREE PARKING t ' ~ I ,f, STAMPS : PLENTY Of Kanauga, 0. Middlepor·l,- 0. WEST VIRGINIA :. - ' -MANNJNG . BOWMAN . ' ' . \ f9RYA~LE . ] ~ '' ' ,. I . . \·'.·: ~ L' ;j . ....., \ ·-' ... 2.-0" . -'' . -.. .'.. ..fAN . .. o"' o - ::· 1 I II fj i . ' I WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD 'I QT. c CAN PIZZA MIX .. ' 4 j I QUAKER STATE SUPERBLEND MOTOR OIL I 15 lb: bag 2 CONVENIENT EACH WHY PAY MORE? \' $ CONTADINA CAN -~--- ' ..ONUS . BUY ·, CAN / FOODLAND ~ c~NEq. c h GAL. DILLS -C ' EACH bottle c Reg. 39ceach REG. 79c , Aunt Jane· PLAIN Cartonof6 SHAVE ' .-BONIIS BUY .J Carton Of 6 ' ,, ROYAL CROWN . ......._- · , ~· POPSICLES 00 FOR c. I J ' 3 oz. Instant_ FLOUR 1t lb. LJ bag, ----- NESTEA . Robin Hood I ,_' 89c Adult-~69c Medium - LB. INSTANT r REG. 79c c \ FOR ~ COLGATE - i .lb. OR ' "'""" MIRACLE MARGARINE ' / GILLETTE GUARD . 39 Deodoranl_$,...."' SANDWICHES ' / SALE c-\.6. oNl'f ' • ' • HAM -·-·- I THE CO . CHOICE 1 ~ION£ . •' • '• ' ' ' I /• \ , ' ' . . l· 00 HOSTESS TRAY 6 HEAVY GLASS DECORATED RIFLE SHELLS _ �. ' -~ •' I ' . '-1~~'- I I •' ; ;~ '' ~ ; ' ' OV ... ' .. . SIZZLE .'EM iJ t ' ~-..:.\·._·. . . . ._ _:. 1·~ -~---~------ .,... ' ' I' ~k_•, - . . .' ~ { ' • " .... RIGHT -CO~L~A-TE_ _ _ _ __ lFOR . SPECIAL GIVE DAD A TENDER BONUS BUY STEAK FROM TINY'S ON HIS DAY! CHOICE \ SIRLOIN 10:99( .ROUND c BONUS BUY .69 1 •· BROUGHTON'S COOKIES . pkga. .00 ONLY·, l Qt. BoHle 44 REG. ' PRICE ;19.95 • - •• ' - \ CHARCOAL - ~~- LIGHTER ~~· I FLUID for ' ' I POP I 00 12 01. McCORMICK • Carton PLUS DEPOSIT " NEW Black Pepper oz. c J LARGE I BOXES I ' 41 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 1ny S I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT JO LIMIT QUANTITY • ' ' I . I,'. fREE PARKING t ' ~ I ,f, STAMPS : PLENTY Of Kanauga, 0. Middlepor·l,- 0. WEST VIRGINIA :. - ' -MANNJNG . BOWMAN . ' ' . \ f9RYA~LE . ] ~ '' ' ,. I . . \·'.·: ~ L' ;j . ....., \ ·-' ... 2.-0" . -'' . -.. .'.. ..fAN . .. o"' o - ::· 1 I II fj i . ' I WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOOD 'I QT. c CAN PIZZA MIX .. ' 4 j I QUAKER STATE SUPERBLEND MOTOR OIL I 15 lb: bag 2 CONVENIENT EACH WHY PAY MORE? \' $ CONTADINA CAN -~--- ' ..ONUS . BUY ·, CAN / FOODLAND ~ c~NEq. c h GAL. DILLS -C ' EACH bottle c Reg. 39ceach REG. 79c , Aunt Jane· PLAIN Cartonof6 SHAVE ' .-BONIIS BUY .J Carton Of 6 ' ,, ROYAL CROWN . ......._- · , ~· POPSICLES 00 FOR c. I J ' 3 oz. Instant_ FLOUR 1t lb. LJ bag, ----- NESTEA . Robin Hood I ,_' 89c Adult-~69c Medium - LB. INSTANT r REG. 79c c \ FOR ~ COLGATE - i .lb. OR ' "'""" MIRACLE MARGARINE ' / GILLETTE GUARD . 39 Deodoranl_$,...."' SANDWICHES ' / SALE c-\.6. oNl'f ' • ' • HAM -·-·- I THE CO . CHOICE 1 ~ION£ . •' • '• ' ' ' I /• \ , ' ' . . l· 00 HOSTESS TRAY 6 HEAVY GLASS DECORATED RIFLE SHELLS _ �'. . <'' ,_- . ... . ·• . ' ~~ 'zr r 11\11 ttf. ~it,,O,,_~,_n, 196!_ .,.... ' .. .• _,r. ~:<':r: . ' 1 Announces Chanjes ,, - ' ' ' PT. PLEASANT - -T.w-.~ c!)allgeJ In jhe ~ansmlss/.o,n :and Devotions Held · !./' ..~i ~ib~ · 4t!paitme11t ·!01 1111 Huntlngto~ Dlvl,sion ol. Appala ' Vernal I!J•. ~lackwood, Bet t, · ,. MrJ.:Wlm(l EJ)Io~·ol Allred vtslted sl!ndtli''atldrwon ~lth'' iier ·~~ ·;;!;l;l~:~ld~ BlackwooU; ' lilarUyn ' Poul in. aoo Mr. and Mrs. Maynard hi! sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dale yard .. her borne wlille, .-.. Rir.hard J. PpuUn. Lloyd BlackBohr, Chester, were Sunday Har\ of Athens. , • mg clothes from 1M lill, ii• Wllld, Clalro Blackwood to Hosruests Of Mr. ani!' Mrs. c..E. ' ,, "' ,, ·i ter V. Blackwood, parcels. BedeWS Woode. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Torrence : MISI llor!J AI!!! Dt!Y!III 0 ford. [ . l; and family of Columbus we';"' ployed at Royal Aim Pa_ri ;JQI Gerald R. Douglas, Eleanor , Mrs. James Christy of Co- Sunday.guests of his parents. ] tne !IWIIITier. Sl!e will lltlrl,toiJ. Douglas. 1o Pelbert H. I By Mro. Evelya Brl<kles !umbus, Mrs. Hazel Barnhill, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence. lege tbla fall. · . Stearns, parcels, Orange. . Charles Sommer of Phoenix, two dalll!hlers, Ruth Ahll and Mrs. flerman Marshall and i~ By :;. ~ongressman Richard,. A. Mees, E II e e nl Richard. L. Bearhs Jr., Jllne ' Ariz , was a guest 01 Mr. and Mrs. Dlorothy Stout and 'd0ugh- jlaughter, Peggy, Marietta, cal- , Mr. •I'd Mr•. IIDllet1 1M!! Mees to State of Ohio, Benford,I Ann Bearhs to Larry s m i 1 h. ' Mrs. J. s. Davis last week and ter. Connie, looal, were f.rlday led on Mr. and Mrs. Blain Tay- ' cinlro and two Children R,o1.tff easement. . : G@Drgia Mae Smith, 3 acre.~. , attended the alumni banqut!t dinner gueSts ottheir sis~. Mr. lor Monday evening. , , ! Jr:· apd Marie, and 'Mam1r\i T~i~ · ~ast week the t d th t Virgil E. Blackwood, dec., to ! C~ster. here. and Mrs. Charles Betzmg. . Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and , Marcinko spent several · d$yi at Congreso raise the . National Limit ~~q~~~ eBilli;n ~ Hester V. Back,wood, Eileen Manning D. Webster, Mary - · Mr. and Ml'l\, . Clarence Nich~ family visit~d his ,brother; Thur- ~ Cllllton visiting 'Mr. and:'&!~~Dollars. . 1Mees, Lloyd .. Blackwood. A. Websttr, Bernard V. Fu!ll,l Robert C. Hartenbach, Sher- ols spent a weekend at Rnen9' ston Clark at St. Anthony s Hos- Eugene Marcinko. at Bo.I~! ram happy.to announce that my vote wru; one of the i Vernal Black~Ood, Ph YIll" \ Belly J. Fultz to Melvm A. iff. Jeanette Beverage Waddell, wood w1th her Sister, Mf. and p1tal, Columbus, where he w~ 8 with Mr. and Mrs. Tom l.f.,.-. 210 united to defeat lhis ,··-- - · 1Handley, Marilyn iloulln, Cert. 1ilonecutter. Mary Bonecutter, i .-tal lo Dame! Dean Thoma,, , Mrs. J. E. Shockey. taken alter a· severe heart a~ cinko, at Mt .. V~pon with"Mr, mensure. /If the parlies invoiv~ wm ~tt- ·\ for Tr~ns.L Bedford. 119ts,· Pome4d)r. i Marjorie Jeanette Thomas. let, I Mrs. Don Sprague returned tack. and Mrs. Doft'a!d TrusseD, '•l It is -time thai the Congress , hide by the decistons of 1 h 0 , Phyllis V. Handley, John c. 1 ' Robert C. Wing, Phyllis R.lMi<ldleport. home Sunday .from Veterans Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoops of Columbus with Mr. atld responds to the will of the rco- [u N. the body will have accom- ' Handley to Hester V. Black- Wing to Emmett E. Jayjohn, 1 Charles C. Morgan.- Garnet Memor~al Hospital where she Parkersburg were Sunday guest Larry stafford and at Loill)i pie. Resronsible government 1plisred much in easing world ! wood, parcels, Bedford. Ethel F. Jayjohn, parcels, Co-: A. Morgan to Thomas P. D;ck- underwent ma)<lr surgery. Iof Mrs. Efhe Watson. with Mr. and Mrs. Bema!'9 must be brought about if we : tensions. ,._,. I Eileen Mees, Richard Mees, Iumbia. ! inson, parcels, Olive. · Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vlol~t Mrs. Robert · Marcin}io broke Ma~ciokp. ... ," an· gting to stop .our nat ton l . from being spent into ruin. The. i THE ANNUAL BUCKEYE . people oJ America , are beir.g 1 Boys State is being held in Ath· ~we taken for a ride by their a w n .ens this week and I want to Government - a Gcwernment :take thiS ·opportunity to ~rahie that tn;.;,_es a~d taxes and spends Ithese young men for their sinand S:Jends m order to perpetu- l'erity and interest in the workde Its own enll.s. ings of government. l think the 1 wonder how long tlie tar- , .~meric-an Legion should be punpayers can be burdened 'before , l1cly singled out and . thanked their will · is broken. 1for makmg th1s expenment tn Igovernment such a meaningful Defeat of the 29-hillion debt experience. FULLY DRESSED lncre<!se proposal is a warni!1g to all elected officials that th• Tilli PAST WEEK has also ., day of the big spender is a ; brought a new industry closer 16-lbs. thing. ol the oast and that re- j to realization in Nelsonville. A and up sponstble government for t.n e 1Small Business Administration ~Jt)le and :-.y the people is be- iloan was made to the Nelson- I mg restoref. I ville Development Association I !and ''will be used toward ~he . J to THE EYT<:S . OF THE world 1purchase of land, erect a build· 14 lb. ha~·P been focused on .the Mid· 1ing and purchase machinery ~le Ea.;t. :>:-hortly d~er th~ fight- 1and equ~pment for the propos1--------------------~, i mg br1)ke out l!r.d a.! t1urmg the i t'd Hockmg Valley Forge, Inc ." SUPER-RIGHT lcn ~e d~ys tha: !o:JowP.d, 1 !it- 1The new industry will create U.S. (f.RADE A FRESH tend&' n1any l1ripfmg~ on the .!an estimated 25 new jobs. &ituat!on by the State Oepar:- 1 _ ment From the t<eginnlr.g I felq AND FINALLY, I would like that tiw U. S. shou 1c.' m ~ v e :to recognize those who have PRE· FULLY slow:y. By taking a tor.w,. hard : wor~ed so hard in planning and , lb. DRESSED ___ SLICED ]oC'Ik and nut _ ro~h~ng in, we lrleveloping the Tri-County Vo- l ~ .. lb. lb. 49c bClV~=! averted mvo.lv mg n•. t bo\·s lcational School Groundbreak· ' in another armed conflict. Iing c1~remonies held this week Tlw solv• r:g of this Gisi" I:; 1~ring_ to fruition a ~odern, p.roa jf'b tor :hr. United N at i 0 n s n~eSS!V~ conrE:'pt m edccatton which were cum·er•t-d rur jt,~_:{ that will be of great value to lb. lb. lhil pnrpose - 11 b~J p .arbi- the area. ~meSuMa, . I ..... BONELESS Beef-Veal-Pork Irate lhe :l'tterences tha t sprmg I ;OUR BEST WISHitS .. up between nations I ,,: not 'Je- t ""· M . ' ~ ' go w~th will you be one'8l die JlillioRs ol fathers wbo fll't ferever amazal 1~. lieve ihe Unuco Statf~s shm:ld Cfle: anetta Colleg'e Varsity BONELESS atlt•mpt to police th~ wO:·id. rew as _they trav~ abroad to Fresh- Loan , enmpete m the famous Royal Will yea look at your aew ~~shine reel ur poww toG! w cam~ra ... • • ' .. .. ' . . There still I'JI!!'.~!ns tre i-1b Henley Reg!!Ua in England WELL TRIMMED . . . . 1 .11: of settling 1\W''!i:a ~ommdn a- , and the 10-nation Giietle Cup greement w~_eby the r: :J!ions Regatta at Ratzeburg, GerEckrich Br•nd "Hew . . . . &'Itt die MOMJ!" BONELESS- TENDER !nvillved carf live in r.an"l"ony. many. ·, ~ - . D-:1\)' ~~o ttne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, q., June 14, 1ga7-7 • · · Me1gs . Tuppers,'P}aiosi. sOCJety . •N ' Property WASH_ ,INGTON ·' REPORT . ,chlan PO!Ver ,'(/OJJI!!•ny ba" · been announcOd';, · • AUS\In 1\. Neal, ~r ., division auperin!endenl, Ia" !)lOVing 1!1 tbt <:Ompany's Roanoke, v~ .. beadquarters as siafl , enjtneer i• '!be general oUice tratismlssion and distribution .department C. F. Schwartz, . T.ransfers i· " · '• /CLAREN(E £,, MILLER uststant·'Bun~ tnglon · illvlslon superintendent succeed Neal as division superintendent, both effectlv, I July 1. t«rs. I ~ "Super-Right" Quality Meatsl 1 )' YOUNG PLUMP U.S. GRADE A \ \ say Dad... Mom tbe lilbits. THURS. FRI. . SAT. FRI. SAT. '' i $2.99 to $6.50 . . P~PRESS PERM-PRESS THE SHOE BOX THE IDEAL GIFT FOR DAD Middleport esHORT SLEEV)!: e LODEN and BLACK eNew Colora .99 1 .99 1 each · pair MEN'S PANCY TRIM N()VELTY STYLE THESE PRICES SAY c. ·STRAW HATS $1:~0 BUY NOW 4'x8' SHEETS Spicetone .... · · 2.95 Bruce--Full V4'' Thick Ambertone ·· ·· 3.60 Fruitwood 4.80 4.80 St YIetone · · .. ·· 3•90 Sandle,wood Prem•um . B.1rc h 6•40 Mahogany · ·· ·· · 4.25 \ Frontier Birch - 6.40 V. · 1 •rg1n 1 I \ Gothic Elm Lultn ...... 4.35. Dick if' fJtrson Ha~ l'j..rr••w E•capt> I !'eri(lus injury on Sunday ;~fter­ noon, when he rt>p0rtedlv drove hi!! picyCle into the path of a rar drlv~y l'i"· Catherine l walzel on Maple Street in Ma- · Jon. The drive/' of the rar hit lhe brake•. throwing lhe 'boy to the · pavement. Fie esr.aped w i t h . minor injuries. The new blcyl!i• which he h~d bCI!Ig~t on laturdav was rePortedly brok· \ f ·I , 't. ' eTEE SHIRTS e KNIT BRIEFS eJOO% COTION PACK ()F 3 for $1.97 HANDKERCHIEFS Pkt. NATURAL MANILA PECAN - CHERRY WALNUT MIDNIGHT ()AK o( a Hogg &Zuspan , .99 I DERBY MEN'S WHITE 100% C()TION AlSO: M'/ISON - Dicl<ie Carson, son ;,I Mr_ and Mr~ - r.~orge Carson; Mason, narrowly e~caped ~ GIVE DAD A WARDR()SE ()f 7.90 1 fROM . $1 :!7 1 PLAIDS- SOLIDS each Sizes A·B·C·D Biondo Elm _ 7.90 SHORTS .00 BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS ' WAlKING '' BAR-B-QU GRILLS MEN'S ASST. Premium Quality . Meno Comfonlble 13 INCH PORTABLE .88( ·- haVIng I cer. MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 Mason, W.Va. Free Delivery 1 1 "! l~~- ,.. i!$<~' . .. . I I~._. _____ ' -.. -· ... - -· - __ --....._. . . ...... .._ ..---·--·""'' '·~· -· ·--- · --· . - --~'. ····· ···· . -------- -- - -'" • ..... ·- ... -· ..." . -- ---. --··· ..~ . . . ... . ___...., ..........-.... ____ ---·~..,...., --- · · ·----·· ·--·--·.. ·· · - - · ........ . ,.,,.j' '" .. '"'*"W'...,0 • • 4 .. '"'1111"1'1 ....f! .. ~d ..,....__~ ..... . ' .' > ;, ____,,.....~ ' '"' ' ' Meat Loaf Mix ·· · · · · · · Ground Chuck Seafood Dinners · · · · 2 for 89c CLEARANCE SALEI Camels--t<ools--Lucky Strike Chestorfiolds--Phllip Morris CIGARETJES REGULARS Single Pack 26c SHEFFIELD A-Penn Lighter Fluid 7 ~:~. 35c Dil\nerw~re Super Rlg~t-Ouality Beef Strips .. · .. ·· · · · · · lb. 89c Club Steaks ~~~"'ed lb. $1.19 SULTANA FROZEN FROZEN OCEAN POT PIES PERCH FILLETS .. No Purchase [ Necessary While Su~~Jr L!oi Salt &Pepper Shakers set99~ 5 99c BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY 8-or. pies Plnea,pple:Juice ·· ·3 cans ~9c ·. ANN PAG!-tLB. ,KG$. 1-lb. box 59c JANE PARKER Cherry Pie _ _ _ each 49c Cheese Corn PuHs 1-lb pk~ 59c Jant Parker, Twin Pack, 11JJ lb. pke. Cookies . pkg.)9c Play BO EXTRA SLIPS -- WHITE BREAD llllade With BuHormi.lk ~ ·4,:;i 99c fl4UTLn lartlett Pears · · · · 3 cans 79c Margarine ··· ···· · 5 pkgs. 99c , .. 1'------ 1-1.1. PKOI. W~Jk~ HOUSE INSTANT . ' Tuna Fish . A~ PAGE Spaghelf\\ ANN PAGE _ TO HELJ YQU WIN' PRIZES! Dry Milk _ 3 cans 79c i ; ANN PAGE 17-Qt. pkg. $1.09 . Circus Peanuts 19-oz. pkg. 39c 7 pkgs. .43c i '·. ANN PAGE . Tirtar Sauce _ 1OY>-oz. jar 35c ' Gum C~ies _ I% lb. bag 39c ANN PAU CHOC. COVIRE:O SULTANA ~liulti :: A&P Frozen H1h erownl- .i·ib, pkg•. l 1-lb. pkg. $9c Yukon Club Beverages 6 ens 47c Potatoes . LONCIHORN $TYLI Grape Jelly _ _ 7 lb. jar 45c BINGO at A&P 'i SaiQ~ Dressing · · Qt. Jar.39c I AlP BRAND--46 Ol. CAN Potato Chips _ 5-lb. box $1.89 SULTANA BRAND Jan e Park er Baked Food sl MADE FROM NEW POTATOU 39c lb. • Fine Grocery FGatures! Deuert Dish-Coffee Cup--Saucer 19 Sirloin Steaks ···· · ·· · lb. 99c FINE FOR BRAISING Bread & Butt'l!r Plate--Dinner Pille Your Cl\oico Tender-Juicy English Roast · ·· · · · ·· lb. 79c . ... ..... lb. 79c Cop'n.John-Heddock, Porch & Flounder TENDEII-JUitY ' 69c Smoked Sausage · · · · · · lb. 83c Swiss Steaks ·· · ·· · · · · · lb. 69c . tb make sure the ear'a stil• --;,. . .... Cube Steaks .... · · .. lb. $1.09 Rib Steaks ..... ' .. lb $1 29 SHOULDER CUT """liCit uk her! t!l (• 48c Breasts . 58c Porterhouse Steaks lb. $1.29 Delmonico Steaks ·· lb. $1.79 ma~es each w~k of the Year: . . add up w110 •uell! \ Fresh Fryer Legs - BONELESS 1 SHIRTS CASUAL SLACKS .. SP()RT ' ~. The following students recelv~ I: I ed &rades of 85 per cent or a1bove in all of the ir subjects dur- 1 · · ··_~ ing the time designated at East- ~ ern High Srhool (rtemes in cap··p tals, won all A1: , , , SECOND SEMESTER ' PR•SHMEN - Linda Baer . Kathy Bahr . Ruth Ann Barnhill; Jo Anne Codner, B Ill ' Cole. K"rcn Ebersbach. Mike ROBERT MORRIS ' Elberfeld. George Glllilan, ' I Pam Griffi n. Debbie Keebaugh, PR.OMOTE,D - Robert J. Avice Mays. PHYLLIS Mc!N- 1 Ttl~rrts. ~1stant Cantroller, TYRE. Carol Sargent. Martin h•• been !iiJ~cted VIce PreBI· Osborne, Jim Stattler, Ka t hy dent-Gene~( Services, Colum· Tuttle . DANNY WILL. .:. bi\S and Si>blhern Ohio ElecSOPHOMORES - Rosemary tr,lc Compl!,ll~. A graduate of , Andrew. Jennifer Dean. Ca n· · Miami VniVersity witb a B. S· dace Hawk, Pam Henderson, In Buslnes~ Morris started NANCY KARR. Lenora Mich with The -Elettrle Company In ael, Louise Mirhael, Shirley 1926 and bas served •• an bro Rucker. PATTI SEXSON . terool Andilor. General AeJUNIORS _ Pat Bahr, Den- \ conatant, Manager of Account.. nis s~nedum, Pat Borin~. Kalng bofort::lrlng named As- thy Griffin. Twila Karr, V!ck1 slstant Con1toller ht 1960. He ·'Poole~ ... '"~dS, Larry (' resides in tfpli:r Arlington. SENIORS - JACKIE BAilR, David u~aton , Linda Hr · •r~ The Almanac son, Janel-Holsinger. Edna McBl llnlte~ .1'1"'" lofematlonol Coy, Joh~ Meredith, Sallv Mo- 1 J'00., ;;.cwednesday, June 11. 1ra. DenniS Newland, TOM OS- ; thWt65th day of 1967 with lOO to BORNE, P~t Smith, L ~ • da i toJipw ' . Spencer, Sma Summerf10.d. 'l'he. moon Is between Its new t98i-17 SCHOOL YEAR ph~r.<e and_first. quarter. FR~SHMEN ;:: Linda B•er, 1 TJ1e <morning . star _ls Saturn 1 Kathy . Baht, Ruth Ann B~rn­ The evenin~ stars Qre Mereu- ~ hill, J< Ann Codner, 811! ~ole, 'I' ;Ve us. Mars and Jupiter. Karen Ebersb~ch, Mike El""r· Bor on this dav . In 1811 was . lelq, George Gillilan. Pam. Grlf. Hartle Beecher Stowe. author fin, · Debbie Keebaugh, Avice ol -~ In e Tom.'s Csbin." Mays, PHYLLIS MeiNTVRE, Oh t s day In hi~tory: Martin Osborne, Jim Stoll~er tnt ·1 75. th~r _United . "Stptes Ksthy Tuttle. DANNY WILL. Ar'l'y was , founded when SOPHOMORES - Rosemary Congress authorized the recrul~ Andrew, Naom1 Bissell, JEN, in~- of 1Q companies of rtni'\Den NIFER DEAN, Candace Hawk, tp ~erve one Velir, · ,. Pam Henderson, NA;·ry hl-1777, the Stars and Stripes KARR, Lenora Michael, Louise lk . ''·" ' tre national flag. •·· Michael, Sblrley Rucker, PAT· . 1940, the GertnaiJI eq\~r~ Tl ~"'""~N. at dawn. , . 1, JUNIORS - Pat Bahr, Den1911, Republlcan .Seil. nls Benedum, Pat Boring, K•J~,~~ Mcc;'artliy or , !Vi. •ri.sln thy Griffin, TWILA KARR. Vlrc c1 Defell9e .S e.ta ry kl Pooler Woods, Larry Sr""· 49c Chuck Roast .. · · .... · · lb. 69t 1&vings!l!c ! R()asting Chickens 45r llla)'be. fi tan Jive ye~~ a hint. rStudents Q~'"~' .•..-,~ ~ - . Honor Rolls Could it bethat the Men's Asst. Styles . ... Youl~w lthe did.'tiV\• bank ... andsbe didn't sell the cw-. Ma,ybe, . Smoked Picnics ~ -- · Middleport Men's- Teens 'EHS Na{lleS 39c lb. 3 pkgs. $1.00 10-0Z. PKGS. 6-0LCANI A&P Frozen Peas _ 5 pkgs. 89c Colby Ch.iese OUR OWN-IV.-OZ. BAGS Salte.rf. l'e.nuts ~ 1-lb. pkg. 49c ~ Iced T11 Mix 12-pack 89c A&P Instant CoH~ 6-oz. iar ·79c ..,....;"" 'I !XCEL 'VIRGINIA lb. 69c JUMBO STYLE A&P Mouthwash 14-oz. btl. 49c Fruits and Vegetables! Ho,ey Dew Mtlolis ······ S9c New Ca.bage ...... · · lb. 1Oc .:Sunklst Le1110ns •· 10 for 59.c Georgia Peaches :·· · · · 1•. 29c ··.:TOMATOES FLORIOA SOLID • •• -· .. ... - 1· 0'';--...---. , •'. . ..... �'. . <'' ,_- . ... . ·• . ' ~~ 'zr r 11\11 ttf. ~it,,O,,_~,_n, 196!_ .,.... ' .. .• _,r. ~:<':r: . ' 1 Announces Chanjes ,, - ' ' ' PT. PLEASANT - -T.w-.~ c!)allgeJ In jhe ~ansmlss/.o,n :and Devotions Held · !./' ..~i ~ib~ · 4t!paitme11t ·!01 1111 Huntlngto~ Dlvl,sion ol. Appala ' Vernal I!J•. ~lackwood, Bet t, · ,. MrJ.:Wlm(l EJ)Io~·ol Allred vtslted sl!ndtli''atldrwon ~lth'' iier ·~~ ·;;!;l;l~:~ld~ BlackwooU; ' lilarUyn ' Poul in. aoo Mr. and Mrs. Maynard hi! sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dale yard .. her borne wlille, .-.. Rir.hard J. PpuUn. Lloyd BlackBohr, Chester, were Sunday Har\ of Athens. , • mg clothes from 1M lill, ii• Wllld, Clalro Blackwood to Hosruests Of Mr. ani!' Mrs. c..E. ' ,, "' ,, ·i ter V. Blackwood, parcels. BedeWS Woode. . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Torrence : MISI llor!J AI!!! Dt!Y!III 0 ford. [ . l; and family of Columbus we';"' ployed at Royal Aim Pa_ri ;JQI Gerald R. Douglas, Eleanor , Mrs. James Christy of Co- Sunday.guests of his parents. ] tne !IWIIITier. Sl!e will lltlrl,toiJ. Douglas. 1o Pelbert H. I By Mro. Evelya Brl<kles !umbus, Mrs. Hazel Barnhill, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence. lege tbla fall. · . Stearns, parcels, Orange. . Charles Sommer of Phoenix, two dalll!hlers, Ruth Ahll and Mrs. flerman Marshall and i~ By :;. ~ongressman Richard,. A. Mees, E II e e nl Richard. L. Bearhs Jr., Jllne ' Ariz , was a guest 01 Mr. and Mrs. Dlorothy Stout and 'd0ugh- jlaughter, Peggy, Marietta, cal- , Mr. •I'd Mr•. IIDllet1 1M!! Mees to State of Ohio, Benford,I Ann Bearhs to Larry s m i 1 h. ' Mrs. J. s. Davis last week and ter. Connie, looal, were f.rlday led on Mr. and Mrs. Blain Tay- ' cinlro and two Children R,o1.tff easement. . : G@Drgia Mae Smith, 3 acre.~. , attended the alumni banqut!t dinner gueSts ottheir sis~. Mr. lor Monday evening. , , ! Jr:· apd Marie, and 'Mam1r\i T~i~ · ~ast week the t d th t Virgil E. Blackwood, dec., to ! C~ster. here. and Mrs. Charles Betzmg. . Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and , Marcinko spent several · d$yi at Congreso raise the . National Limit ~~q~~~ eBilli;n ~ Hester V. Back,wood, Eileen Manning D. Webster, Mary - · Mr. and Ml'l\, . Clarence Nich~ family visit~d his ,brother; Thur- ~ Cllllton visiting 'Mr. and:'&!~~Dollars. . 1Mees, Lloyd .. Blackwood. A. Websttr, Bernard V. Fu!ll,l Robert C. Hartenbach, Sher- ols spent a weekend at Rnen9' ston Clark at St. Anthony s Hos- Eugene Marcinko. at Bo.I~! ram happy.to announce that my vote wru; one of the i Vernal Black~Ood, Ph YIll" \ Belly J. Fultz to Melvm A. iff. Jeanette Beverage Waddell, wood w1th her Sister, Mf. and p1tal, Columbus, where he w~ 8 with Mr. and Mrs. Tom l.f.,.-. 210 united to defeat lhis ,··-- - · 1Handley, Marilyn iloulln, Cert. 1ilonecutter. Mary Bonecutter, i .-tal lo Dame! Dean Thoma,, , Mrs. J. E. Shockey. taken alter a· severe heart a~ cinko, at Mt .. V~pon with"Mr, mensure. /If the parlies invoiv~ wm ~tt- ·\ for Tr~ns.L Bedford. 119ts,· Pome4d)r. i Marjorie Jeanette Thomas. let, I Mrs. Don Sprague returned tack. and Mrs. Doft'a!d TrusseD, '•l It is -time thai the Congress , hide by the decistons of 1 h 0 , Phyllis V. Handley, John c. 1 ' Robert C. Wing, Phyllis R.lMi<ldleport. home Sunday .from Veterans Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stoops of Columbus with Mr. atld responds to the will of the rco- [u N. the body will have accom- ' Handley to Hester V. Black- Wing to Emmett E. Jayjohn, 1 Charles C. Morgan.- Garnet Memor~al Hospital where she Parkersburg were Sunday guest Larry stafford and at Loill)i pie. Resronsible government 1plisred much in easing world ! wood, parcels, Bedford. Ethel F. Jayjohn, parcels, Co-: A. Morgan to Thomas P. D;ck- underwent ma)<lr surgery. Iof Mrs. Efhe Watson. with Mr. and Mrs. Bema!'9 must be brought about if we : tensions. ,._,. I Eileen Mees, Richard Mees, Iumbia. ! inson, parcels, Olive. · Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Vlol~t Mrs. Robert · Marcin}io broke Ma~ciokp. ... ," an· gting to stop .our nat ton l . from being spent into ruin. The. i THE ANNUAL BUCKEYE . people oJ America , are beir.g 1 Boys State is being held in Ath· ~we taken for a ride by their a w n .ens this week and I want to Government - a Gcwernment :take thiS ·opportunity to ~rahie that tn;.;,_es a~d taxes and spends Ithese young men for their sinand S:Jends m order to perpetu- l'erity and interest in the workde Its own enll.s. ings of government. l think the 1 wonder how long tlie tar- , .~meric-an Legion should be punpayers can be burdened 'before , l1cly singled out and . thanked their will · is broken. 1for makmg th1s expenment tn Igovernment such a meaningful Defeat of the 29-hillion debt experience. FULLY DRESSED lncre<!se proposal is a warni!1g to all elected officials that th• Tilli PAST WEEK has also ., day of the big spender is a ; brought a new industry closer 16-lbs. thing. ol the oast and that re- j to realization in Nelsonville. A and up sponstble government for t.n e 1Small Business Administration ~Jt)le and :-.y the people is be- iloan was made to the Nelson- I mg restoref. I ville Development Association I !and ''will be used toward ~he . J to THE EYT<:S . OF THE world 1purchase of land, erect a build· 14 lb. ha~·P been focused on .the Mid· 1ing and purchase machinery ~le Ea.;t. :>:-hortly d~er th~ fight- 1and equ~pment for the propos1--------------------~, i mg br1)ke out l!r.d a.! t1urmg the i t'd Hockmg Valley Forge, Inc ." SUPER-RIGHT lcn ~e d~ys tha: !o:JowP.d, 1 !it- 1The new industry will create U.S. (f.RADE A FRESH tend&' n1any l1ripfmg~ on the .!an estimated 25 new jobs. &ituat!on by the State Oepar:- 1 _ ment From the t<eginnlr.g I felq AND FINALLY, I would like that tiw U. S. shou 1c.' m ~ v e :to recognize those who have PRE· FULLY slow:y. By taking a tor.w,. hard : wor~ed so hard in planning and , lb. DRESSED ___ SLICED ]oC'Ik and nut _ ro~h~ng in, we lrleveloping the Tri-County Vo- l ~ .. lb. lb. 49c bClV~=! averted mvo.lv mg n•. t bo\·s lcational School Groundbreak· ' in another armed conflict. Iing c1~remonies held this week Tlw solv• r:g of this Gisi" I:; 1~ring_ to fruition a ~odern, p.roa jf'b tor :hr. United N at i 0 n s n~eSS!V~ conrE:'pt m edccatton which were cum·er•t-d rur jt,~_:{ that will be of great value to lb. lb. lhil pnrpose - 11 b~J p .arbi- the area. ~meSuMa, . I ..... BONELESS Beef-Veal-Pork Irate lhe :l'tterences tha t sprmg I ;OUR BEST WISHitS .. up between nations I ,,: not 'Je- t ""· M . ' ~ ' go w~th will you be one'8l die JlillioRs ol fathers wbo fll't ferever amazal 1~. lieve ihe Unuco Statf~s shm:ld Cfle: anetta Colleg'e Varsity BONELESS atlt•mpt to police th~ wO:·id. rew as _they trav~ abroad to Fresh- Loan , enmpete m the famous Royal Will yea look at your aew ~~shine reel ur poww toG! w cam~ra ... • • ' .. .. ' . . There still I'JI!!'.~!ns tre i-1b Henley Reg!!Ua in England WELL TRIMMED . . . . 1 .11: of settling 1\W''!i:a ~ommdn a- , and the 10-nation Giietle Cup greement w~_eby the r: :J!ions Regatta at Ratzeburg, GerEckrich Br•nd "Hew . . . . &'Itt die MOMJ!" BONELESS- TENDER !nvillved carf live in r.an"l"ony. many. ·, ~ - . D-:1\)' ~~o ttne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, q., June 14, 1ga7-7 • · · Me1gs . Tuppers,'P}aiosi. sOCJety . •N ' Property WASH_ ,INGTON ·' REPORT . ,chlan PO!Ver ,'(/OJJI!!•ny ba" · been announcOd';, · • AUS\In 1\. Neal, ~r ., division auperin!endenl, Ia" !)lOVing 1!1 tbt <:Ompany's Roanoke, v~ .. beadquarters as siafl , enjtneer i• '!be general oUice tratismlssion and distribution .department C. F. Schwartz, . T.ransfers i· " · '• /CLAREN(E £,, MILLER uststant·'Bun~ tnglon · illvlslon superintendent succeed Neal as division superintendent, both effectlv, I July 1. t«rs. I ~ "Super-Right" Quality Meatsl 1 )' YOUNG PLUMP U.S. GRADE A \ \ say Dad... Mom tbe lilbits. THURS. FRI. . SAT. FRI. SAT. '' i $2.99 to $6.50 . . P~PRESS PERM-PRESS THE SHOE BOX THE IDEAL GIFT FOR DAD Middleport esHORT SLEEV)!: e LODEN and BLACK eNew Colora .99 1 .99 1 each · pair MEN'S PANCY TRIM N()VELTY STYLE THESE PRICES SAY c. ·STRAW HATS $1:~0 BUY NOW 4'x8' SHEETS Spicetone .... · · 2.95 Bruce--Full V4'' Thick Ambertone ·· ·· 3.60 Fruitwood 4.80 4.80 St YIetone · · .. ·· 3•90 Sandle,wood Prem•um . B.1rc h 6•40 Mahogany · ·· ·· · 4.25 \ Frontier Birch - 6.40 V. · 1 •rg1n 1 I \ Gothic Elm Lultn ...... 4.35. Dick if' fJtrson Ha~ l'j..rr••w E•capt> I !'eri(lus injury on Sunday ;~fter­ noon, when he rt>p0rtedlv drove hi!! picyCle into the path of a rar drlv~y l'i"· Catherine l walzel on Maple Street in Ma- · Jon. The drive/' of the rar hit lhe brake•. throwing lhe 'boy to the · pavement. Fie esr.aped w i t h . minor injuries. The new blcyl!i• which he h~d bCI!Ig~t on laturdav was rePortedly brok· \ f ·I , 't. ' eTEE SHIRTS e KNIT BRIEFS eJOO% COTION PACK ()F 3 for $1.97 HANDKERCHIEFS Pkt. NATURAL MANILA PECAN - CHERRY WALNUT MIDNIGHT ()AK o( a Hogg &Zuspan , .99 I DERBY MEN'S WHITE 100% C()TION AlSO: M'/ISON - Dicl<ie Carson, son ;,I Mr_ and Mr~ - r.~orge Carson; Mason, narrowly e~caped ~ GIVE DAD A WARDR()SE ()f 7.90 1 fROM . $1 :!7 1 PLAIDS- SOLIDS each Sizes A·B·C·D Biondo Elm _ 7.90 SHORTS .00 BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS ' WAlKING '' BAR-B-QU GRILLS MEN'S ASST. Premium Quality . Meno Comfonlble 13 INCH PORTABLE .88( ·- haVIng I cer. MATERIALS CO. 773-5554 Mason, W.Va. Free Delivery 1 1 "! l~~- ,.. i!$<~' . .. . I I~._. _____ ' -.. -· ... - -· - __ --....._. . . ...... .._ ..---·--·""'' '·~· -· ·--- · --· . - --~'. ····· ···· . -------- -- - -'" • ..... ·- ... -· ..." . -- ---. --··· ..~ . . . ... . ___...., ..........-.... ____ ---·~..,...., --- · · ·----·· ·--·--·.. ·· · - - · ........ . ,.,,.j' '" .. '"'*"W'...,0 • • 4 .. '"'1111"1'1 ....f! .. ~d ..,....__~ ..... . ' .' > ;, ____,,.....~ ' '"' ' ' Meat Loaf Mix ·· · · · · · · Ground Chuck Seafood Dinners · · · · 2 for 89c CLEARANCE SALEI Camels--t<ools--Lucky Strike Chestorfiolds--Phllip Morris CIGARETJES REGULARS Single Pack 26c SHEFFIELD A-Penn Lighter Fluid 7 ~:~. 35c Dil\nerw~re Super Rlg~t-Ouality Beef Strips .. · .. ·· · · · · · lb. 89c Club Steaks ~~~"'ed lb. $1.19 SULTANA FROZEN FROZEN OCEAN POT PIES PERCH FILLETS .. No Purchase [ Necessary While Su~~Jr L!oi Salt &Pepper Shakers set99~ 5 99c BEEF CHICKEN TURKEY 8-or. pies Plnea,pple:Juice ·· ·3 cans ~9c ·. ANN PAG!-tLB. ,KG$. 1-lb. box 59c JANE PARKER Cherry Pie _ _ _ each 49c Cheese Corn PuHs 1-lb pk~ 59c Jant Parker, Twin Pack, 11JJ lb. pke. Cookies . pkg.)9c Play BO EXTRA SLIPS -- WHITE BREAD llllade With BuHormi.lk ~ ·4,:;i 99c fl4UTLn lartlett Pears · · · · 3 cans 79c Margarine ··· ···· · 5 pkgs. 99c , .. 1'------ 1-1.1. PKOI. W~Jk~ HOUSE INSTANT . ' Tuna Fish . A~ PAGE Spaghelf\\ ANN PAGE _ TO HELJ YQU WIN' PRIZES! Dry Milk _ 3 cans 79c i ; ANN PAGE 17-Qt. pkg. $1.09 . Circus Peanuts 19-oz. pkg. 39c 7 pkgs. .43c i '·. ANN PAGE . Tirtar Sauce _ 1OY>-oz. jar 35c ' Gum C~ies _ I% lb. bag 39c ANN PAU CHOC. COVIRE:O SULTANA ~liulti :: A&P Frozen H1h erownl- .i·ib, pkg•. l 1-lb. pkg. $9c Yukon Club Beverages 6 ens 47c Potatoes . LONCIHORN $TYLI Grape Jelly _ _ 7 lb. jar 45c BINGO at A&P 'i SaiQ~ Dressing · · Qt. Jar.39c I AlP BRAND--46 Ol. CAN Potato Chips _ 5-lb. box $1.89 SULTANA BRAND Jan e Park er Baked Food sl MADE FROM NEW POTATOU 39c lb. • Fine Grocery FGatures! Deuert Dish-Coffee Cup--Saucer 19 Sirloin Steaks ···· · ·· · lb. 99c FINE FOR BRAISING Bread & Butt'l!r Plate--Dinner Pille Your Cl\oico Tender-Juicy English Roast · ·· · · · ·· lb. 79c . ... ..... lb. 79c Cop'n.John-Heddock, Porch & Flounder TENDEII-JUitY ' 69c Smoked Sausage · · · · · · lb. 83c Swiss Steaks ·· · ·· · · · · · lb. 69c . tb make sure the ear'a stil• --;,. . .... Cube Steaks .... · · .. lb. $1.09 Rib Steaks ..... ' .. lb $1 29 SHOULDER CUT """liCit uk her! t!l (• 48c Breasts . 58c Porterhouse Steaks lb. $1.29 Delmonico Steaks ·· lb. $1.79 ma~es each w~k of the Year: . . add up w110 •uell! \ Fresh Fryer Legs - BONELESS 1 SHIRTS CASUAL SLACKS .. SP()RT ' ~. The following students recelv~ I: I ed &rades of 85 per cent or a1bove in all of the ir subjects dur- 1 · · ··_~ ing the time designated at East- ~ ern High Srhool (rtemes in cap··p tals, won all A1: , , , SECOND SEMESTER ' PR•SHMEN - Linda Baer . Kathy Bahr . Ruth Ann Barnhill; Jo Anne Codner, B Ill ' Cole. K"rcn Ebersbach. Mike ROBERT MORRIS ' Elberfeld. George Glllilan, ' I Pam Griffi n. Debbie Keebaugh, PR.OMOTE,D - Robert J. Avice Mays. PHYLLIS Mc!N- 1 Ttl~rrts. ~1stant Cantroller, TYRE. Carol Sargent. Martin h•• been !iiJ~cted VIce PreBI· Osborne, Jim Stattler, Ka t hy dent-Gene~( Services, Colum· Tuttle . DANNY WILL. .:. bi\S and Si>blhern Ohio ElecSOPHOMORES - Rosemary tr,lc Compl!,ll~. A graduate of , Andrew. Jennifer Dean. Ca n· · Miami VniVersity witb a B. S· dace Hawk, Pam Henderson, In Buslnes~ Morris started NANCY KARR. Lenora Mich with The -Elettrle Company In ael, Louise Mirhael, Shirley 1926 and bas served •• an bro Rucker. PATTI SEXSON . terool Andilor. General AeJUNIORS _ Pat Bahr, Den- \ conatant, Manager of Account.. nis s~nedum, Pat Borin~. Kalng bofort::lrlng named As- thy Griffin. Twila Karr, V!ck1 slstant Con1toller ht 1960. He ·'Poole~ ... '"~dS, Larry (' resides in tfpli:r Arlington. SENIORS - JACKIE BAilR, David u~aton , Linda Hr · •r~ The Almanac son, Janel-Holsinger. Edna McBl llnlte~ .1'1"'" lofematlonol Coy, Joh~ Meredith, Sallv Mo- 1 J'00., ;;.cwednesday, June 11. 1ra. DenniS Newland, TOM OS- ; thWt65th day of 1967 with lOO to BORNE, P~t Smith, L ~ • da i toJipw ' . Spencer, Sma Summerf10.d. 'l'he. moon Is between Its new t98i-17 SCHOOL YEAR ph~r.<e and_first. quarter. FR~SHMEN ;:: Linda B•er, 1 TJ1e <morning . star _ls Saturn 1 Kathy . Baht, Ruth Ann B~rn­ The evenin~ stars Qre Mereu- ~ hill, J< Ann Codner, 811! ~ole, 'I' ;Ve us. Mars and Jupiter. Karen Ebersb~ch, Mike El""r· Bor on this dav . In 1811 was . lelq, George Gillilan. Pam. Grlf. Hartle Beecher Stowe. author fin, · Debbie Keebaugh, Avice ol -~ In e Tom.'s Csbin." Mays, PHYLLIS MeiNTVRE, Oh t s day In hi~tory: Martin Osborne, Jim Stoll~er tnt ·1 75. th~r _United . "Stptes Ksthy Tuttle. DANNY WILL. Ar'l'y was , founded when SOPHOMORES - Rosemary Congress authorized the recrul~ Andrew, Naom1 Bissell, JEN, in~- of 1Q companies of rtni'\Den NIFER DEAN, Candace Hawk, tp ~erve one Velir, · ,. Pam Henderson, NA;·ry hl-1777, the Stars and Stripes KARR, Lenora Michael, Louise lk . ''·" ' tre national flag. •·· Michael, Sblrley Rucker, PAT· . 1940, the GertnaiJI eq\~r~ Tl ~"'""~N. at dawn. , . 1, JUNIORS - Pat Bahr, Den1911, Republlcan .Seil. nls Benedum, Pat Boring, K•J~,~~ Mcc;'artliy or , !Vi. •ri.sln thy Griffin, TWILA KARR. Vlrc c1 Defell9e .S e.ta ry kl Pooler Woods, Larry Sr""· 49c Chuck Roast .. · · .... · · lb. 69t 1&vings!l!c ! R()asting Chickens 45r llla)'be. fi tan Jive ye~~ a hint. rStudents Q~'"~' .•..-,~ ~ - . Honor Rolls Could it bethat the Men's Asst. Styles . ... Youl~w lthe did.'tiV\• bank ... andsbe didn't sell the cw-. Ma,ybe, . Smoked Picnics ~ -- · Middleport Men's- Teens 'EHS Na{lleS 39c lb. 3 pkgs. $1.00 10-0Z. PKGS. 6-0LCANI A&P Frozen Peas _ 5 pkgs. 89c Colby Ch.iese OUR OWN-IV.-OZ. BAGS Salte.rf. l'e.nuts ~ 1-lb. pkg. 49c ~ Iced T11 Mix 12-pack 89c A&P Instant CoH~ 6-oz. iar ·79c ..,....;"" 'I !XCEL 'VIRGINIA lb. 69c JUMBO STYLE A&P Mouthwash 14-oz. btl. 49c Fruits and Vegetables! Ho,ey Dew Mtlolis ······ S9c New Ca.bage ...... · · lb. 1Oc .:Sunklst Le1110ns •· 10 for 59.c Georgia Peaches :·· · · · 1•. 29c ··.:TOMATOES FLORIOA SOLID • •• -· .. ... - 1· 0'';--...---. , •'. . ..... �. ' \ ' -i :1 ' ' ·I 'I' ' . · · · ,Co_ mmUnLty· . - - - - - - - - . , ; ; , - - - - - - - - - - . eentennlar celebration of tb e Met'lodist Church sun- Corner By Charlene 1 ·i:."" 8-Dally Sllntlnel, . j l'l Pomeroy·Middlep~rt,•o,, .JQ~~t ·ll, l••""""""'"""'""'..;..'""'...;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;"-.;...._a.i;aoi•o5, . ·, r: ay. Music -bf tht -quartet will' fol· LOW lt I p.m: ~ dinner · to bt: served by the women of tbe church. Other highlights of . observance wnt be recognition 1? I former mlnlsteh and greetIngs from former memberS. I Speaker at the morning ser1 vice will be ·the Rev. Freil Hoi' loway. bishon· of the West Virginia District. · ltegeua Wee~e~d"Seulng· ~~~:,· DO a ' . MakeS Defeilse POint~" ' . . 2 " so" p R F_,or ·, . ' ..' u ·:. urse· aces r • >.1' $' Pomerofs,bl~gatta Week- iyear. MRS. PAUL 1CASCI ·Is extending her vacation In Italy. !lhe now plans w remain until Paul Werner, son Ricky, and Tim Glaze are back July 4- the ·extra time to visit after a long weekend of trout fishing on Cranberry River, Ia cousin in Rome. She or' •i•alnear Rehwood, W. Va. It was Paul and Ricky's fourth had planned : to return this trip there, but Tim's first. month. The trio left their car at Richwood and from there MRS. CHARLE'! GASKILL, traveled by bicycle eight mile! up a mountain with packs on t~err backs to the camp s1te. It was a . weekend of Middleport. the former .. ~. fishing all day, sleeplng_ln ~up tents, cookmg on an open na Maxine Coats and Mr Gas- II fre, and domg some ba!dng 1~ a re!lector oven. are home after a t to ' Gi~e Him lhe ""·'' ~rd ·• •• And We Suggest THEY DID IT AGAIN! Eureope as part of a tour Rroup. _OUR GOOD PEDWIN SHO~ ~ DADI "-_ ' ' _ Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, again T be GIVEN OFFICE - Becky Nease, center, installed Monday night as new bonth1s year receiVed a plaque in recognition of the unit's ra ling by jet, the G a ored queen of Bethel No. 62, Order of Jobs Daughters, poses following installa· contribution to the Gifts for the Yanks program. The 1 joined several other R• cere WJth Anette Warner, left, ne·1 junior prmcess and Debbie King Middleport legionnaires and the auxiliary unit gave a tar·lam and their wives for nght, semor prmcess.-Sentinel photo. ' • total of $639_85 to the whicll included visits I gram for the p8.st year. ing, having attained 193 per Spain, Portugal, • • enship, Steve Pullins, Laura Oh· The plaque was awarded at]cent of quota. Paul was pre· In the Middle Block Next to Elb"erfelds l lin~er, Terri Wilson, D u an e the ~ighth District convention ]sent7d a cert~ficate at the eon· The model for the Indi"an POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORl! Smtth, Steve Ohlinger, Patty jheld tn Lancaster Sunday, The ventton. He " a member Ii Parker, Kathy Parker, Gwen Middleport unit took first place Drew Webster Post, Pomeroy. Head penny Is said to have 1 Folmer, and Angela Curtis. in the category for posts with , been the little daughter of the Teacher of the class was Ma· memberships of from 100 to I . Also giVen special ,re~:~~;[ desirne-r <' .. r~'· , ·"acre, rie Smith with Ma C 500. , lion was Drew Webster s not an Indian at all. 'REGATTA WEEKEND JUNE 23-24-25 !i 1 1on. I ' ry. are Vaughan. district A.merics1nism -~..iiii;;iii:::..;::.;:;,.-iiiiiiii~=iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brenda Beni2, and Mike Ben!ZI Incidentally Paul easel dis- oba!f · man I' '1 as be hI ' ' • 1 i r e pers. ' trict chairman of the Gifts for ~ Beginner clas1 members th• Yanks. did a tremendous THE POPULAR GOSPEl. 1 warded certificates were . The district placed lirst quartet, the Flowers Brothers I i PUllins, James Smith, .}a r the state in per capita giv- of Marietta, will sing at t h; , Blankenship, Sally Carleton, · Lisa Jet!. Judy Smith w a teacher for the group wi Marjorie Bentz as her · I ant. • 1 '!lome~ Chap~~-Canaday pro-~- 1 ' 5 POIL H IM 1 LI TTL E ••• . 1 JUNE 18 SUNDAY I i' Dar1a Smith, Sandy C a r I ton, Kelly Wilson, Kim Ohiling-II I er, Beverly Will and D o n a Folmer of the primary c~~ were awarded certificates. r bie Spencer taught the c I a s s and Joyce Evans was her as-· sistant I Jumor class members receiving certificates Included R o d· ney Pullins, Freddy Burney, INSTALLED - Becky Nease, kneeling, is shown Donald Sltalfer, Keith Blankenbemg mstalled as honored queen of Bethel No 62 ship, Glenn Collins, Brenda Sue Order of Jobs Daughters, by Pam Cleek, standin ' Will, and Phil Oblinger. Teach· past honored queen, m ceremonies Monday night ing the group · were Mrs. Roy the Masomc Temple building in Pomeroy. Becky is Blankenship and Betty Shaffer. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, RD, PoAwarded certificates In t h met oy and a senwr at Pomeroy High School this cojunior high school clasa we _mm~__terDJ.-Sentin~_l_photo. . Ann Ohlinger, Becky Will, Con-11 nie Lanning, Sltella F 0 1m e erfl /Cates at Debbie Oblinger, Floranell Hur·ll ney, Beverly smith, Deb b · n erpr15e ... . . . I Johnson, Charles Dill, Patty Cert1 rJC~tes were presented Ius' Way" was the theme of the lhle, Vicki Blankenship, G a II Sunday mght at the Enterp1·ise ]school which had an average Shaffer, Paul Dill, Roger DixE.U.B. Church_ to children at- 1daily attendance of 55 children on, and Floyd Burney. Mrs. tendmg the daily va('at ion Si· Phil Ohlinger was the teache1r II ble schooL The program opened wit b with Cathy Dill as her aS!ost-11 the presentation of the colors ant Mrs. Phil Ohlinger was dl· and the pledge to the Ameri· ' rector of the school with Mrs .Ican Dag, the Christian flag and The large centa e of f t :sc the Bible. Craft work on In whale blu:r mates :n ] Wit d . Y dtsplay. excellent food for prrl · , th~ 's~~ ~~~bbte ·•~tnklcer w1•• Receiving certificates In the i warmth and energy for ' . er. a ng • cs- nursery class were Lisa Blank- I moes. 1 II i ffi 'f • C Et · · Awarded children · , U B B'b/e SChoo/ ~:.:,,~:~;k~~~~;~l s~~:n~ l~er . w~s 1 MEN'S CAMPUS HI-STYLE DRESS eMEEKER BILLFOLDS e RONSON & ZIPPO LIGHTERS e MASONIC RINGS eLINDE STAR SAPPHIRE RINGS eBULOVA WATCHES eTIE·TACS eSPEIDEL WATCH BANDS e NEW "ROMUNDA" BY SPEIDEL Special PERM-PR~S SLACKS group of mens excellently s,tyled dress shirts in whites a~td assort·. ed patterps . . ...• chooSe frOm long ot short sleeve styles · ; -Jn all s,izes at this .. P~(ce:· 1 • . • LOng or Sf-tort Give tb~ father on your hst a patr of smart tailored slacks in a popUlar casual styli! ... Perm-Press ~abr~cs that never needs lromng -. -. good selection of spring and - summer COIOI'S all sizes. pair MEN'S 'PERM-PRESS SPORT SHIRTS REGATTA WEEKEND JUNE 23·24-25 An exce1lent ~roup of short sleeve sports easy cnre Perm-Press that never shirts in ·' needs ironing . choosf' from solid colors or fancy patterns , small, med. and i8rge. · MEN'S CAMPUS WALKING 7\ T. UP Going Fast! HURRY II TO--- MENS FRUIT OF THE LOOM TEE-SHIRTS & BRIEFS AND BOXER SHORTS $2~ -~eremonies Ap~aiachia Give Father a new wardrobe of underwear - make it Fruit Of The Loom . the naHon leading line of nne quality cotton underwear that is fully guaranteed. and In Some Cases Asst. Styles -From- Stoci(Up 79c Tb1s spec:al "': : ased grouo of mens celt~rl- ~2 ~~bers FINEST QUALITY CARPET ARMSTRONG INLAID LINOLEUM DRESS BBTS CUSHIONFLQR LINOLEUM - INSIDE-OUTSIDE CARPETING These Lower Prleesltlade ·PossilJie IJu Our Movlllfl U) 1\'etil Loeadonl INGELS CARPET HO.U.SE · ~ OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIG!-''!'5 A complete selection of mens quality . dre8S belts lor Father'• DB)' giving .. leathers, plasti~s arid lab- nee . . . price• 1tirt at SI.OO. A MANS SIZE WHITE COTTON · wh~ s~m, ~·lt:g A jumbo pack IICh ~ust the hat for the out- !fliD _slu handkerchiefs 1n a ftne soft quality cotton. nea~lv finished edges. .o~r ma.n, for golfin f•shmg or loafing col g. ful -bands. with ·nr,veYf" trbn;· all Sizes available )' Fancy Trims P•s.k ~18 l~ each STRAW HATS eight of ,$1.00 1 5 oach -·, . ' "' ' . -· ----'""-~ . ' " .... ' - wl~ H 'tal N ~ bt!dt~U:, =~ ;::~:. ~ooks ~- c~r- I: ·- Eve.nts out~!nc w lbrtall ' · Wagone~, ~ ~ P~ Mrs Vale ~ =~:!;.~~i:': 'i_~o~: ~evllle, t~;~:: ~~ MIG Base Hit Again Near Hanoi Employed as supefVJSOf • wor~ a ~--"'-. ~ Valedictorians PAOE Will Receive Rotary Plaques Cam Gt" en pers 1::::~ Jllm!U• by Reminder Note ,1 • Pomeroy IIDial')' FridaY al the dlnDer M8ias County 1 t.le~..vel.... employe4 ... tht count;y uail~~to= their ~ club tlllardl will Marte Bickett. Mlddle[IOI'I Scltool; DeDD!It·L., Weber, a 1Ro'ilaDd School, and . Dwld G. . M. -· """"~ II here bY C.' I. ~ on I _ ~ear · health statement c ~ r . be completed and I h fee paid In f u 1 ·before tbe start =·-· ' A JDelllber Methodllali..~ ·- _,_..... thfll ~at 1 p.m. er;:;;;: Wed· . ::a~~~Vale dis- ~· ...... ~ baa aeveral been deltgate . to• 111818 level Inaa. Shit II ~ of ta ~ G~ Soi'fjl'ily, flit Bulilleaa and ProfelliQilal Women'l Club, and Illata and ~ ~~~pti~da ;:; t111 Fancy Sport Sty!• MENS NOVELTY HAND~CHIEFS PRICED FROM $1.00 • Great clo~ rat~.cr ~"!))IIII Receiving ·lht $1 00 patterns in Reddi·lled or 4-in-hand types. FOR FATHER' ASST. STYLES adop~ aJ3CkSOn··Vocat"}0 llal Sch001Plann d . e. at · the Heath Tic! for Father's V.y GlVIng . . . choose from · solid colors or fancy stretch socks con' aists of val uP~ to 7~ per pair, one size -zs~~ ~~PW''"'"''"""'""'e,?~Mpropa~anda w"' ~couta .\C!urcl! Complete Selection 4 IN HAND or REDDI famous "Hanes" ; ~y exec~live ju~l lar ~1=~ Egypt. FRQM TIES '"'' ' .l I.Alng was pleased by· tbe o~t could>..~. each 2 I. =gp~edof~~~o:'~O: the New Dark Hollow ~and me~s del Special Purchase Group MEN'S FAMOU5 HANES STRETCH SOX MOREl POMEROY Swim trunks for the Dad on your list . .. Campus styles fn ·solids and fancy pattet:ns . . . boxer Ol' slim leg styling. e "]Rhodes Appal•ehia'~ ~n. SWIM · ' TRUNKS .I': Committee Accuses DoM an~ ~, MEN'S CAMPUS BRAND no! reveal it untJI Tbur<#J when he maku his o""' ·• presentation in defense ol the fiO.year-old. silver-haired Dodd. Dodd faces censure I« , conduct the Ethics Comnntteo says "tends to bring the Sennlll iniG dishonor and disrepute." The committee said •In itt findings on the Dodd ca,. mat he diverted $1l6,063 In funds to his personal use and double-billed tbe Senate and e z Asst. Colors -From- . to reveal "some dramatic new evidence ·that h.asn". even been"'" •. ted at. . Long would give dO clue to the nature ol the ev1d•nce except to say It was never L Jl. !ravll 1 • • { M h II E d , ""I> EafI ConfmnatJOn 0 ars a xp....te fit. FOR FATHER'S DAY GIFTS e the board by next week. The tlllecheckonthepropertyowned by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carman has been completed and certified. 'lbe final phase ;s the completion of similar 1• r e 1 1 ~len s Campus Walkme Shorts in ·'SOlid colors or subdued plaids in assorted color combinations . . . smart tailored wtth htS accusers and repeat hiS dec1arat'ton: ..1 am not gw-11 y, " As the dramatic trial mov.d into its second day, the Connecticut Democrat'• self· price 0f LOSing· war pn!!~ica! G u f A b =-~0;:~· .:~~~ra!r~~: Oing p · or ra s ::.:sor;::~at=·~ d I~~1 wbe officlallly in the hands of a~rvelrrom SHORTS ~te;o gr~ves ,ew rograms zven 1 lO ! . c · · ofer onfie ~ence A t Gl Ou ~in!·•ized ··~~=~~~:~I ),j~neo $5.99 . ,, ~.MAIN 1 a polnt-by-pomt denial of the "' h a11eged wrongdo1ngs 1or wrnc the Senate Ethics Committee Ill defitanding his censure. Dodd. his pollical career and wo~- Mr. Hargraves reported that . work Is progressing at the Porn· By WALTER LOGAN predicted more would come into eroy Junior High School on the Ualted Pres• IDtemadoaal the anti-eensure camp. installation of Improved dress- The Arab world today began MOSCOW tUPU _Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kasy· He said the longer teh SenafAI . .:1 I I room facllllies and school paying the economic price for gin will mako hlo first trip Ia the United Stalot to lead can consider the issues the cafeteria facilities. The cafeter- losing Its war with Israel. the Soviet diplomatic attack aganiot Israel et a requelf. better it would he for Dodd. Ill GLOUSTER, Ohio (UP[) - local officials In helping mov• dozen Ia Ia expected w be ready lor Libya, once .considered com- eel special ....ion of the U. N. General Asoembly, dl· predicted the final vote would Dei•gates to the Appalachia Re- Appalachia out of depreSl:ion. from lite aud:ence were use bY fall. paratively rich among Arab plom1tlc sources uid today. com• Friday. gional Commission were set to- The delegates.,and Qhio Gov. into manning the shovel II was agreed to advertise nations, today suddenly blocked Tho Soviet Union hu urgtlntly requested 1 GonAlthough he did not make hiJ day to approve a number ,,f James A. iUJOdes took part in dignitaries on the for bids on gas, tires and aoti· the sending of all money from eral A11ombly souion to put Ito resolution condemning defense speech Tuesday, Doddnew programs in the 12-member ground-breaking tor turned not one freeze for the <:Omlng year. the country in a move that loroel far "•gresoion" In tho Middle Eat war before . at Long's insistence-released states before •heading borne a million 'r'-cour'y. vooa- earth. easement request by the Cotum· bring massive domestic tho ontlro world body. Tho specialsaosian has not yet the text w counter 1M Also scheduled for the final tiona! school, funded mainly un- A high school band bua and Southern Ohio projects to a been called but Savio! dlplometlc sources said today accusations detailed bY memo meeting for the three-day cun- der the Act. \ ihw "Beautiful Ohl•" eo. was turned over w !hoy felt certoin the noc011ary of tho 122· bers of the Ethics Committee. ferenre · at Burr Oak State Setting lot· the new ochooi, ordered the Hargraves !Or further In I.Alndon, diplomats reported nation u11mbly would back tho "'q"'',!'· In it Dndd repeated tho Lodge was disciiSSion of the •ymhol of hope for w "keep digging galion. Change& In poles a between Arab nations defense he outlined earlier In otates' Appalachian developm•nt 1\ the future. was a cow post•11e Is finished." The sound of t the high school site on Route J3 oil and those that do several memorandums to hiJ plen for fiscal t968. vh>!Ually In the shadow In ''" band varied as Rhodes sum- will be made necessary by the not. . . drive in the United back surprised many. II all but colleagues._ The plans outline each state's strip mine • scarred hillside. moned up as Improvements w the ro>J\e The otl naltons were caught Nations IG win Arab influence. doomed for the neal' future the Dodd satd the $170,000 raised overall goallt and how they can aymbol of tho region's jobless, plscements for the A school calendar was pressure to abut off oil to Diplomatic reports said Alger· government program to build at seven testimonial alfaln be achieved. All 1Z states sub- present. ] ers. ed. II calls for 180 davs In and Britiah markets. tan President Houarl Boumt>- 1110,000 homes that could bouse between 1961 and 1!165 was a milled Initial plans after the The cammlssion delegates Earlier, Joe W. slon plul two days for fight was reported endan· dlenne wbo new to Moscow to almost a mth of the popolation. ·gift to use as he aaw fit, adding 1 first year of operaUon They sweltered in 90 degree heat\ era! co-cll81rman C1f the ers' meetings. Sept. & will the Arab world's effort find jUJt what aid the Arab Fear Revolution • that the largest amount al were to present today the ir..· through the •peechea. But when piaced the terem0J11ID perspec-- the first day of school and the to present Jl pnlted front against world returned In , I.Alndon, the Daily Tete- political money he spent for his portant first revision, based on time came lor the "oeiebrltles" t•ve. . end of school will be next May and the Allgio-American virtualiY\emply handed. grapb reported "a revolution own use was $3,100. two years experience with the to , . a turn on tile gJpund The; :money Involved In this 211. Only change from the calen· powers It accuses of aiding 'lbe Arab block, so unified in appears \ than ever Blames BoolrltOeplng billion-<iollar AppaiBmlan pro- breaking r.hovel Ol>to's unvre- bul!dlng goes for bticke or mor· dar adopted by the Meigs rot:ll- lsrael'aligbtnlng vi<Wry. anti·lsraeU palislon last week, before" In Llllya . It said Claiming hb bookkeeping was gram. dictable chlql or equit>lnent," he taid. ty Board of Education di.. Russians Talk Only appeill'ed ragged around the menlbers of King ldris' house- "incredibly sloppy in many capped a busy day up. "llut the re'll beneficiaries are mlltaal on Ocl. 20 due to Some Arabs expected the i edges today. Oti-roducing Arab hold' were leaving Libya by !he ways," Dodd said even the Tue,day with a banquet at Ath- "In behalf of all the the young people of thl1 part meeting t1an Soviet Union w come w their natioll8 were reported wanting planeload to escape a possible $3,100 would not have been ens, Ohio. home of Ohio Unlver- ties, wby can't we gel !our or f;hto will develop on Ocl. 8, aa was rescue. But the to go easy agalll81 the United coup. spent "had I known about it." sity and heart of Oblo's Appal· five of these young peoplt up and ea>'ttlng pawcr planned. Russians devoted virtually an States and Britain. There was no official confir· In his appeal to bis cof. achla area. h<r• wturn some earth ftr tbllt moM;' home." Mrs. Mary Htll, a teao,er their anti-Israel efforts to a Libya's aharp economic cut- mation of the reports. leagues, the Connecticut senator Earlier In the day, they a school because II belongs to 'rht scbooi be orr of the Pomeroy Elementary School The economic woes lessened said "I am responsible, Mr. 40-m"'ute bu• ride to nearby them," Rhndes said. b>!r.g built In _Appalacbla was given a leave of Arab interest in the Soviet drive President, but I am not guilty." Nelsonvlho where they joined Five hoy ..and hal! a th• first to Itt. started In Ohio. IUltil Dec. 4, 1987. osp1 eWS to carry its anti-Israel cam· At the end of tbe 17-page .:.,_ . . A letter written by C. E. paign, frustrated tn the U.N. speech , Dodd satd, "I do not Blakeslee, extension agent, H oher Boopltal: VIsiting ]Security Council, to the General ask for mercy. 1 ask lor fl~; gesting the formation of an houra 2-1 and 74 p.m. Parents Assembly. .:...:..iu_sti·_ce_."_ _ _ _ _..:. t':·' . . , ,· vlsory group as th~ only on Pedtatrlca .ward. A $10-ltf-01' voca1m:al the City of Jackson pltllllling 1aid today. "l'berel oiiU_ a board" for the board of educa· """''2..-m'<®Mll'l"" •chool -ro ·lilil kno1fn as the AD- 1 1 group which haa been working of work to be dolle. II wUI be- lion waa dlsclllled and It was Admlaalolll France threw tts support ., dreW Jackson Vocational -Unl· 1on creation of the Univeralty gin 88 IOOD 88 leaJlblo." afl'eed to tnvlte Mr '>lake lee Mrs. Jlel'mAD L. Dillon, !05 today to a Soviet move to call verilty, waa aMounced apply for a II'JDt from' 'lbe projection Is for attend a meeting. to Pecan st.; Stephen J. a special session of tbe Unit4ay for the City of Jackson. It · the State Board of Regent. I $111' , milllon lm!ldlnl his suggestion 1n person Ave.; Mrs. E. ed Nations General Assembly 1 wUI be' located on a 15 • acre I net week. 'lbe gran Wj)uid eorilmodating between 5 • • 502 Fo'!'lh Ave.; JVlfS. tate-oirned site next w the I eneble hi"' group o seek fiJian. ·IIU!IeDts. It will Wednesdly Noah Brewer, ltt. 2 Vinton; d'::a:t:: 1 lolly Bowling Alley. 1cing of _the Institution. poet • 1chool claOsea distrtJ wal tabled. Roonle ';:""ler, 'l'hll · university, ilitended , l!li 1be uilon will charge .:ullon, will bl. 'Qll to anyone w b FEENEY • BENNE'lT Post R. Klncali!, Rt. 1 _ . :::!':".;::m t:aln . higll school grndualea]Mr. Talbott said, juat as the paya -tu!Uon. · ... , 128, Amwlcan Legion, will ton, Kimberly J. Rt. 2 SAIGON (UP!)- American . artd idulls for . vocational state-supported schools do. He 'ftle _sdtool wDI· . meet at 7:30 WednesdaJ night Pt. Pleasant; Lowse Rossi, Pt. week. jets raided a MIG fighter base etrs, bas been In the plannmg said the gr<l\111 hopes i!'e .ltata at the : ldult level, (1) beatc • o at the hall. Pleasant, Mrs. Bertha A. Wtl· By oupporting the Russiano near llano! for the third time In tor more than 110 years. II will will support the university as educalioiii·· (S} ttldl1 lralnlnl PACK 248 Pomeroy Boy son, Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Edward the French emphasized their a week and destroyed six of the be a forerunner of a possible : a state vocetlonal Institution. !or ·cralla, trades and Scouts meet Wedneiday, June Lch. Milller, West Columlia; spill with the United States interceptors on the ground with liT• or six more to be located \If oot, the money wiU come lesaiOIII, and (3) technical trainIf at 7 p.m. ae P. V.:ooten, Rl. 2 Pt. ud Britain which oppose tbe special cluster bombs, military in Ohio. II Is intended to private Industry and follll- ing at the mld-manqement, Pleasant; Clinton C. Alley, spectal sesolon. France bas spokesmen said roday. ajl of southeastern Ohio 1outh 1dation money. nuroln& llborarory, Industrial, SPECIAL MEETING of Pleasant: Mrs. Harold E. criticized the two other West- Tbe cluster IIDits burst In the of Route !40. t "We heve no Idea when th11 construction and businesa lev· Shade Rinr Lodge 451 F. mas, Middleport; Mrs. He em powers for being roo pro- air and spew out ocom of According to Robert Talbott lmtghl go into operation" he ela. · A. M. Wednesday, JIUle 14, bert L. Grate, Rutland; Israel iD the curreDI ertsls. baseball - sized bomb1 which in _ _ _::...,._ _ ---~ _, __ _ _ · Mn. Nellie Vale of Columbia I p. m. Past Mastera K. Dotson, Rt. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. turn explode in fiery shrapnel. Township, and a teacher In with In tho past M. M. K. Fox, Cottagevme, W. - - -'"'"""''- The pilots counted six exploMeigs C!OIUlty ochools for gree. Mliwn S. Davis, Hamden; HOP ON FRIDAY slons in revetments near the years, waa employed as a . . Bannie M. Salyer, Rt. 2 . . runway. Reconnaissance showed WASIDN TON (Ill'!) President Jehnson. wltltout JIOI[fying Cliatrman County school BUperviJor lt.DUTL CHOIR ol -81 · Paul Wellston : Miss Mary 'lbere wtll be a teen hop this half dozen MIG17s were 1hey ,._ ...__,. J Eas"·"" IJ.Mils or day night bY county board tlureb wjll reheaarae Mrs Edward H Frtday at the Legton Grove d bel 'd et e tor ....,,eral •uw..,.... M I J bnaon, ho lear'amea 0 • .....,, ·• at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. m..;""l, Ashlan.d, Ky. ·, Robert. building at Wilkesv.ille sponsor- shattere ore cou. g I ahall, son'-""andaon ol a Pullman . o c "o1 other memberl of lite Senate education In rip!aced apeciBI aesalon. tmTE ROSE Lodge will H. "..... aa wa aymbol Judiciary Mrs. Vale Dan Sanders Rt 1 HornsbY ed by tbe Amertcan Legion. moving M ·U S 1 ded grea..., o a ad "-··h th \NIUUUat 1:30 Wetlnetlday alter· Tenn.· ,._,ill'e E . Swart Rt . will be from 9-11 p. ore . . P anes poun 1 and -'- ··-·te vance• made w•u"" e Senate GOP Leader ria who )'Osigned recently n .,...., proceaa, the at the Middleport Amtrl· Athen's. .,., William. A M'ordlc.a• m. Tbe Sound Effects will em· otber communist targets !rom toeeds become the ftrsi Negro M. Dlrtaen, ranllng accept a college level pos!Uon. Legion Hall 1 . . , cee. near the base down to the tile u. s. member · e1 tlie Mrs. Vale taught fl>r t POMEROY BOY Scout Ashland, _Kr-: Stephen C. Sned· , southern edge of the Norfu. 00 Committee, predicted JeaFI In 011• room schooiB will meet Wednesday, Chillicothe. South Vietnam burder. 248 would ba conJiriDed Melp County before going 14, at 7 p. m. Instead ol lilrtlll Melga General U.apltal Air Force B52 Slratofonre• undue dlfl[culty. the, Colambil\, achool wbere u announced earller. Mrs. Noah Brewer, Rt. 3 Admitted - Arthur Slusher, ses for the lhlrd straight day bit "He Ia a goad laW)I'!' and taught lor 19 years. For the Clllt.Pl'ER No daughter ' 12 20 , , Homer Theisa, Leon; just below the border in Sonth fact ill bla ciolor sboUld 17 yeara abe baa been I R.AM. staled _meeting Mrl. E.' .' Hudson, Pomroey. Vietnam's northwest comer, no dlllorellct," Dirksen iDg principal there. neaday, Juae If at 7:SO IIQ Fourth Ave., l:04 DlscUr...-EIIzabeth Davis. deep jungle area where Intel· Marshall II regarded a1 llt>ldlni I B. S. In the Pomeroy Masolic Tuesday; Mrs. [igence reports said the North : : :ber maaler'IIJ pie, regular bualnesa. elecllon Grata, Rutland, son, 5:01 WOMAN KDJ.ED Vietnamese are trying to '[be five valedtetoriana of and tnstallatioll of aU ofD Tuesd 1J.lr H DAYTON (UP!) ' - A young rebuild bases destroyed Ill 1'1 Meig1 . IAcal District's V -. Site will join Mra. Grolla Sattl• cera. ay: •- ennan Columbus woman burled to her months ol American air and scbooll will be as one of the lliO school auper- ~companions ore welcomed. Dillin, 505 pecan st., son, death Tuesday when her para- grounda saaults. · 'roe"lwill Casual Styles A11t. Colors 220 I · G"'f • . p · Hu Sleeves Don't Miss Ingels. Carpet House Still Good Selection: ~eslgned. roo~ MEN'S CAMPUS SHIRTS ~~!'~~tr! w:a~N'IIIthe 1 ~~':~bas _b~en 7\ T hltect k • Pld b o1 arc ted ura1bowort suouweek e 1 1n a 1 comp:a, •· s · Richard Jones, board pr091- IuaedA hydr9Piane Is a lype of boat nol incOrporate 11\_e special fea· dent, reptirted that the real estor raeing because ;t tures on the hoUoni wbich raises tate for the school Ill ~ Dele~at•s ) ForFather We Suggest: Association calls for a e moe lcteaigned w plane o!l the jthe water's surface, but n, as w .· The races to be beld Satur-[ planes on lop ol the boat from the water as ill day and Sunday afternoon, June •urface and does not have·· w the hydroplanes. · 24and2i,drawracersfromthe lcut through, eliminating dragj Pomeroy's "Big Bend" Ohio Eastet>n United States. AU sizes and frlcUon resulting In great- -Rtver Course will be of hydroplanes arid racing run- 1er speed and action like an air- 1 . and sanctioned so record abouts are being entered. An[ptane. The _bottom of the hydro- jean be estabUBbed and oddltional Unlimited Pleasuro planes are w create nlzed by the National 1 added tbiSI·ISsod uon•IJJ ""'"' 1..•1 •111 Association. ' _) WASHINGTON (UPI)-Sen. personal reputation hanging in appointed defender, Sen. Russell WlOovered by the Ethic& ColliThomas J. Dodd goel before hiJ the balance, was prepared to II.Alng, [).La., announced he mitte<. He indicated lie Ihie and 1ft advantage of the ~d 8~00~ .:,desth: nex: t~:~ colleagues today w press home rise in the Senate face to face plal\"<ld_ . · ~jdangeroua. . Boat Ra1'1!9. 'lbe sancUon {(ki tbe Mideast and NaUonal f2,500 purse. 6.50 " r'1 t~on · ~· wUI be t b e' 'lbl1 prom. se1 ••w be one of wind unt!e!neath. . •·- the . Eastern Umt. ed ,tb moat 1 1tage "" thrUling of th 1 A raeing runabout b a 8 1 , States DiviSional Cbamplonsi!lpl~rnob ell r:,ce~ ~~ straight nat or round and JIUle For His Casual Comfort •. , ~~~o!';:'~~~~ ~~~rl af ~r~ze, : ~n Uvan on plans for the new '' Hoeflich 1 ·, Thunday MIDDLEPORT CHILD aervatlon League annual lOr members and Invited wiD be held at I p/ m. day at the Middleport Roadside Part. Officer• for the 1987..S will be lnliallec! by Mrs. Plf!nalo Ill GalUpolil. Thole attending u. to lake eooered dish and !flelr owu beS P : · meetlnl '11nlraday, June 15, 7 p.m. al tb• Veterans Metnm:-1 lal lfoopltal to dilcual tbe anDUal IlL ROCK SI!IUNGS Grange ~7 .~ -..u at ba will be atp:Op-am ~ Tueod~. chute failed ' to open. officials u. S, Marines had pl'Gbed [n. -DiaclliJI'I laid. Authorities said Barbara w the mountain lungles. 'l'het Mrs. Junior C. Adkins, Ter- Jean Ilrufiln, 22, was sky div· !ought scattered skirmishes and G. Barrett, Mrs. Edward J. ing near the South Dayton Air· emerged with the lnteUlgl!IIC!t Marilyn K. Cline, port. litat sent the 1152s lnro action. Gehring, Mrs. Billy L. HalMn. Charlos E. Martin, E. McKetllie, C!arlea , Nichols, Michael A. Presron, T. Rhodes, Howard Rnae, Mrs. Fred M. R 0 01 b. I~:--'~:..: AlUl Summers, Mr L E Swick Mrs Foster • ~ =--------::-~===~=-=~~===~ J.l ~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Hugh Walker, eon- 1 TBIIPE::-ft Berkley, and Teresa L. Yeago of Eastern C,alliug Practice I [ t J•.J ..:~-~~;-1-..r..~ -= .~ �. ' \ ' -i :1 ' ' ·I 'I' ' . · · · ,Co_ mmUnLty· . - - - - - - - - . , ; ; , - - - - - - - - - - . eentennlar celebration of tb e Met'lodist Church sun- Corner By Charlene 1 ·i:."" 8-Dally Sllntlnel, . j l'l Pomeroy·Middlep~rt,•o,, .JQ~~t ·ll, l••""""""'"""'""'..;..'""'...;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;"-.;...._a.i;aoi•o5, . ·, r: ay. Music -bf tht -quartet will' fol· LOW lt I p.m: ~ dinner · to bt: served by the women of tbe church. Other highlights of . observance wnt be recognition 1? I former mlnlsteh and greetIngs from former memberS. I Speaker at the morning ser1 vice will be ·the Rev. Freil Hoi' loway. bishon· of the West Virginia District. · ltegeua Wee~e~d"Seulng· ~~~:,· DO a ' . MakeS Defeilse POint~" ' . . 2 " so" p R F_,or ·, . ' ..' u ·:. urse· aces r • >.1' $' Pomerofs,bl~gatta Week- iyear. MRS. PAUL 1CASCI ·Is extending her vacation In Italy. !lhe now plans w remain until Paul Werner, son Ricky, and Tim Glaze are back July 4- the ·extra time to visit after a long weekend of trout fishing on Cranberry River, Ia cousin in Rome. She or' •i•alnear Rehwood, W. Va. It was Paul and Ricky's fourth had planned : to return this trip there, but Tim's first. month. The trio left their car at Richwood and from there MRS. CHARLE'! GASKILL, traveled by bicycle eight mile! up a mountain with packs on t~err backs to the camp s1te. It was a . weekend of Middleport. the former .. ~. fishing all day, sleeplng_ln ~up tents, cookmg on an open na Maxine Coats and Mr Gas- II fre, and domg some ba!dng 1~ a re!lector oven. are home after a t to ' Gi~e Him lhe ""·'' ~rd ·• •• And We Suggest THEY DID IT AGAIN! Eureope as part of a tour Rroup. _OUR GOOD PEDWIN SHO~ ~ DADI "-_ ' ' _ Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, again T be GIVEN OFFICE - Becky Nease, center, installed Monday night as new bonth1s year receiVed a plaque in recognition of the unit's ra ling by jet, the G a ored queen of Bethel No. 62, Order of Jobs Daughters, poses following installa· contribution to the Gifts for the Yanks program. The 1 joined several other R• cere WJth Anette Warner, left, ne·1 junior prmcess and Debbie King Middleport legionnaires and the auxiliary unit gave a tar·lam and their wives for nght, semor prmcess.-Sentinel photo. ' • total of $639_85 to the whicll included visits I gram for the p8.st year. ing, having attained 193 per Spain, Portugal, • • enship, Steve Pullins, Laura Oh· The plaque was awarded at]cent of quota. Paul was pre· In the Middle Block Next to Elb"erfelds l lin~er, Terri Wilson, D u an e the ~ighth District convention ]sent7d a cert~ficate at the eon· The model for the Indi"an POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORl! Smtth, Steve Ohlinger, Patty jheld tn Lancaster Sunday, The ventton. He " a member Ii Parker, Kathy Parker, Gwen Middleport unit took first place Drew Webster Post, Pomeroy. Head penny Is said to have 1 Folmer, and Angela Curtis. in the category for posts with , been the little daughter of the Teacher of the class was Ma· memberships of from 100 to I . Also giVen special ,re~:~~;[ desirne-r <' .. r~'· , ·"acre, rie Smith with Ma C 500. , lion was Drew Webster s not an Indian at all. 'REGATTA WEEKEND JUNE 23-24-25 !i 1 1on. I ' ry. are Vaughan. district A.merics1nism -~..iiii;;iii:::..;::.;:;,.-iiiiiiii~=iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brenda Beni2, and Mike Ben!ZI Incidentally Paul easel dis- oba!f · man I' '1 as be hI ' ' • 1 i r e pers. ' trict chairman of the Gifts for ~ Beginner clas1 members th• Yanks. did a tremendous THE POPULAR GOSPEl. 1 warded certificates were . The district placed lirst quartet, the Flowers Brothers I i PUllins, James Smith, .}a r the state in per capita giv- of Marietta, will sing at t h; , Blankenship, Sally Carleton, · Lisa Jet!. Judy Smith w a teacher for the group wi Marjorie Bentz as her · I ant. • 1 '!lome~ Chap~~-Canaday pro-~- 1 ' 5 POIL H IM 1 LI TTL E ••• . 1 JUNE 18 SUNDAY I i' Dar1a Smith, Sandy C a r I ton, Kelly Wilson, Kim Ohiling-II I er, Beverly Will and D o n a Folmer of the primary c~~ were awarded certificates. r bie Spencer taught the c I a s s and Joyce Evans was her as-· sistant I Jumor class members receiving certificates Included R o d· ney Pullins, Freddy Burney, INSTALLED - Becky Nease, kneeling, is shown Donald Sltalfer, Keith Blankenbemg mstalled as honored queen of Bethel No 62 ship, Glenn Collins, Brenda Sue Order of Jobs Daughters, by Pam Cleek, standin ' Will, and Phil Oblinger. Teach· past honored queen, m ceremonies Monday night ing the group · were Mrs. Roy the Masomc Temple building in Pomeroy. Becky is Blankenship and Betty Shaffer. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nease, RD, PoAwarded certificates In t h met oy and a senwr at Pomeroy High School this cojunior high school clasa we _mm~__terDJ.-Sentin~_l_photo. . Ann Ohlinger, Becky Will, Con-11 nie Lanning, Sltella F 0 1m e erfl /Cates at Debbie Oblinger, Floranell Hur·ll ney, Beverly smith, Deb b · n erpr15e ... . . . I Johnson, Charles Dill, Patty Cert1 rJC~tes were presented Ius' Way" was the theme of the lhle, Vicki Blankenship, G a II Sunday mght at the Enterp1·ise ]school which had an average Shaffer, Paul Dill, Roger DixE.U.B. Church_ to children at- 1daily attendance of 55 children on, and Floyd Burney. Mrs. tendmg the daily va('at ion Si· Phil Ohlinger was the teache1r II ble schooL The program opened wit b with Cathy Dill as her aS!ost-11 the presentation of the colors ant Mrs. Phil Ohlinger was dl· and the pledge to the Ameri· ' rector of the school with Mrs .Ican Dag, the Christian flag and The large centa e of f t :sc the Bible. Craft work on In whale blu:r mates :n ] Wit d . Y dtsplay. excellent food for prrl · , th~ 's~~ ~~~bbte ·•~tnklcer w1•• Receiving certificates In the i warmth and energy for ' . er. a ng • cs- nursery class were Lisa Blank- I moes. 1 II i ffi 'f • C Et · · Awarded children · , U B B'b/e SChoo/ ~:.:,,~:~;k~~~~;~l s~~:n~ l~er . w~s 1 MEN'S CAMPUS HI-STYLE DRESS eMEEKER BILLFOLDS e RONSON & ZIPPO LIGHTERS e MASONIC RINGS eLINDE STAR SAPPHIRE RINGS eBULOVA WATCHES eTIE·TACS eSPEIDEL WATCH BANDS e NEW "ROMUNDA" BY SPEIDEL Special PERM-PR~S SLACKS group of mens excellently s,tyled dress shirts in whites a~td assort·. ed patterps . . ...• chooSe frOm long ot short sleeve styles · ; -Jn all s,izes at this .. P~(ce:· 1 • . • LOng or Sf-tort Give tb~ father on your hst a patr of smart tailored slacks in a popUlar casual styli! ... Perm-Press ~abr~cs that never needs lromng -. -. good selection of spring and - summer COIOI'S all sizes. pair MEN'S 'PERM-PRESS SPORT SHIRTS REGATTA WEEKEND JUNE 23·24-25 An exce1lent ~roup of short sleeve sports easy cnre Perm-Press that never shirts in ·' needs ironing . choosf' from solid colors or fancy patterns , small, med. and i8rge. · MEN'S CAMPUS WALKING 7\ T. UP Going Fast! HURRY II TO--- MENS FRUIT OF THE LOOM TEE-SHIRTS & BRIEFS AND BOXER SHORTS $2~ -~eremonies Ap~aiachia Give Father a new wardrobe of underwear - make it Fruit Of The Loom . the naHon leading line of nne quality cotton underwear that is fully guaranteed. and In Some Cases Asst. Styles -From- Stoci(Up 79c Tb1s spec:al "': : ased grouo of mens celt~rl- ~2 ~~bers FINEST QUALITY CARPET ARMSTRONG INLAID LINOLEUM DRESS BBTS CUSHIONFLQR LINOLEUM - INSIDE-OUTSIDE CARPETING These Lower Prleesltlade ·PossilJie IJu Our Movlllfl U) 1\'etil Loeadonl INGELS CARPET HO.U.SE · ~ OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIG!-''!'5 A complete selection of mens quality . dre8S belts lor Father'• DB)' giving .. leathers, plasti~s arid lab- nee . . . price• 1tirt at SI.OO. A MANS SIZE WHITE COTTON · wh~ s~m, ~·lt:g A jumbo pack IICh ~ust the hat for the out- !fliD _slu handkerchiefs 1n a ftne soft quality cotton. nea~lv finished edges. .o~r ma.n, for golfin f•shmg or loafing col g. ful -bands. with ·nr,veYf" trbn;· all Sizes available )' Fancy Trims P•s.k ~18 l~ each STRAW HATS eight of ,$1.00 1 5 oach -·, . ' "' ' . -· ----'""-~ . ' " .... ' - wl~ H 'tal N ~ bt!dt~U:, =~ ;::~:. ~ooks ~- c~r- I: ·- Eve.nts out~!nc w lbrtall ' · Wagone~, ~ ~ P~ Mrs Vale ~ =~:!;.~~i:': 'i_~o~: ~evllle, t~;~:: ~~ MIG Base Hit Again Near Hanoi Employed as supefVJSOf • wor~ a ~--"'-. ~ Valedictorians PAOE Will Receive Rotary Plaques Cam Gt" en pers 1::::~ Jllm!U• by Reminder Note ,1 • Pomeroy IIDial')' FridaY al the dlnDer M8ias County 1 t.le~..vel.... employe4 ... tht count;y uail~~to= their ~ club tlllardl will Marte Bickett. Mlddle[IOI'I Scltool; DeDD!It·L., Weber, a 1Ro'ilaDd School, and . Dwld G. . M. -· """"~ II here bY C.' I. ~ on I _ ~ear · health statement c ~ r . be completed and I h fee paid In f u 1 ·before tbe start =·-· ' A JDelllber Methodllali..~ ·- _,_..... thfll ~at 1 p.m. er;:;;;: Wed· . ::a~~~Vale dis- ~· ...... ~ baa aeveral been deltgate . to• 111818 level Inaa. Shit II ~ of ta ~ G~ Soi'fjl'ily, flit Bulilleaa and ProfelliQilal Women'l Club, and Illata and ~ ~~~pti~da ;:; t111 Fancy Sport Sty!• MENS NOVELTY HAND~CHIEFS PRICED FROM $1.00 • Great clo~ rat~.cr ~"!))IIII Receiving ·lht $1 00 patterns in Reddi·lled or 4-in-hand types. FOR FATHER' ASST. STYLES adop~ aJ3CkSOn··Vocat"}0 llal Sch001Plann d . e. at · the Heath Tic! for Father's V.y GlVIng . . . choose from · solid colors or fancy stretch socks con' aists of val uP~ to 7~ per pair, one size -zs~~ ~~PW''"'"''"""'""'e,?~Mpropa~anda w"' ~couta .\C!urcl! Complete Selection 4 IN HAND or REDDI famous "Hanes" ; ~y exec~live ju~l lar ~1=~ Egypt. FRQM TIES '"'' ' .l I.Alng was pleased by· tbe o~t could>..~. each 2 I. =gp~edof~~~o:'~O: the New Dark Hollow ~and me~s del Special Purchase Group MEN'S FAMOU5 HANES STRETCH SOX MOREl POMEROY Swim trunks for the Dad on your list . .. Campus styles fn ·solids and fancy pattet:ns . . . boxer Ol' slim leg styling. e "]Rhodes Appal•ehia'~ ~n. SWIM · ' TRUNKS .I': Committee Accuses DoM an~ ~, MEN'S CAMPUS BRAND no! reveal it untJI Tbur<#J when he maku his o""' ·• presentation in defense ol the fiO.year-old. silver-haired Dodd. Dodd faces censure I« , conduct the Ethics Comnntteo says "tends to bring the Sennlll iniG dishonor and disrepute." The committee said •In itt findings on the Dodd ca,. mat he diverted $1l6,063 In funds to his personal use and double-billed tbe Senate and e z Asst. Colors -From- . to reveal "some dramatic new evidence ·that h.asn". even been"'" •. ted at. . Long would give dO clue to the nature ol the ev1d•nce except to say It was never L Jl. !ravll 1 • • { M h II E d , ""I> EafI ConfmnatJOn 0 ars a xp....te fit. FOR FATHER'S DAY GIFTS e the board by next week. The tlllecheckonthepropertyowned by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carman has been completed and certified. 'lbe final phase ;s the completion of similar 1• r e 1 1 ~len s Campus Walkme Shorts in ·'SOlid colors or subdued plaids in assorted color combinations . . . smart tailored wtth htS accusers and repeat hiS dec1arat'ton: ..1 am not gw-11 y, " As the dramatic trial mov.d into its second day, the Connecticut Democrat'• self· price 0f LOSing· war pn!!~ica! G u f A b =-~0;:~· .:~~~ra!r~~: Oing p · or ra s ::.:sor;::~at=·~ d I~~1 wbe officlallly in the hands of a~rvelrrom SHORTS ~te;o gr~ves ,ew rograms zven 1 lO ! . c · · ofer onfie ~ence A t Gl Ou ~in!·•ized ··~~=~~~:~I ),j~neo $5.99 . ,, ~.MAIN 1 a polnt-by-pomt denial of the "' h a11eged wrongdo1ngs 1or wrnc the Senate Ethics Committee Ill defitanding his censure. Dodd. his pollical career and wo~- Mr. Hargraves reported that . work Is progressing at the Porn· By WALTER LOGAN predicted more would come into eroy Junior High School on the Ualted Pres• IDtemadoaal the anti-eensure camp. installation of Improved dress- The Arab world today began MOSCOW tUPU _Soviet Premier Alexei N. Kasy· He said the longer teh SenafAI . .:1 I I room facllllies and school paying the economic price for gin will mako hlo first trip Ia the United Stalot to lead can consider the issues the cafeteria facilities. The cafeter- losing Its war with Israel. the Soviet diplomatic attack aganiot Israel et a requelf. better it would he for Dodd. Ill GLOUSTER, Ohio (UP[) - local officials In helping mov• dozen Ia Ia expected w be ready lor Libya, once .considered com- eel special ....ion of the U. N. General Asoembly, dl· predicted the final vote would Dei•gates to the Appalachia Re- Appalachia out of depreSl:ion. from lite aud:ence were use bY fall. paratively rich among Arab plom1tlc sources uid today. com• Friday. gional Commission were set to- The delegates.,and Qhio Gov. into manning the shovel II was agreed to advertise nations, today suddenly blocked Tho Soviet Union hu urgtlntly requested 1 GonAlthough he did not make hiJ day to approve a number ,,f James A. iUJOdes took part in dignitaries on the for bids on gas, tires and aoti· the sending of all money from eral A11ombly souion to put Ito resolution condemning defense speech Tuesday, Doddnew programs in the 12-member ground-breaking tor turned not one freeze for the <:Omlng year. the country in a move that loroel far "•gresoion" In tho Middle Eat war before . at Long's insistence-released states before •heading borne a million 'r'-cour'y. vooa- earth. easement request by the Cotum· bring massive domestic tho ontlro world body. Tho specialsaosian has not yet the text w counter 1M Also scheduled for the final tiona! school, funded mainly un- A high school band bua and Southern Ohio projects to a been called but Savio! dlplometlc sources said today accusations detailed bY memo meeting for the three-day cun- der the Act. \ ihw "Beautiful Ohl•" eo. was turned over w !hoy felt certoin the noc011ary of tho 122· bers of the Ethics Committee. ferenre · at Burr Oak State Setting lot· the new ochooi, ordered the Hargraves !Or further In I.Alndon, diplomats reported nation u11mbly would back tho "'q"'',!'· In it Dndd repeated tho Lodge was disciiSSion of the •ymhol of hope for w "keep digging galion. Change& In poles a between Arab nations defense he outlined earlier In otates' Appalachian developm•nt 1\ the future. was a cow post•11e Is finished." The sound of t the high school site on Route J3 oil and those that do several memorandums to hiJ plen for fiscal t968. vh>!Ually In the shadow In ''" band varied as Rhodes sum- will be made necessary by the not. . . drive in the United back surprised many. II all but colleagues._ The plans outline each state's strip mine • scarred hillside. moned up as Improvements w the ro>J\e The otl naltons were caught Nations IG win Arab influence. doomed for the neal' future the Dodd satd the $170,000 raised overall goallt and how they can aymbol of tho region's jobless, plscements for the A school calendar was pressure to abut off oil to Diplomatic reports said Alger· government program to build at seven testimonial alfaln be achieved. All 1Z states sub- present. ] ers. ed. II calls for 180 davs In and Britiah markets. tan President Houarl Boumt>- 1110,000 homes that could bouse between 1961 and 1!165 was a milled Initial plans after the The cammlssion delegates Earlier, Joe W. slon plul two days for fight was reported endan· dlenne wbo new to Moscow to almost a mth of the popolation. ·gift to use as he aaw fit, adding 1 first year of operaUon They sweltered in 90 degree heat\ era! co-cll81rman C1f the ers' meetings. Sept. & will the Arab world's effort find jUJt what aid the Arab Fear Revolution • that the largest amount al were to present today the ir..· through the •peechea. But when piaced the terem0J11ID perspec-- the first day of school and the to present Jl pnlted front against world returned In , I.Alndon, the Daily Tete- political money he spent for his portant first revision, based on time came lor the "oeiebrltles" t•ve. . end of school will be next May and the Allgio-American virtualiY\emply handed. grapb reported "a revolution own use was $3,100. two years experience with the to , . a turn on tile gJpund The; :money Involved In this 211. Only change from the calen· powers It accuses of aiding 'lbe Arab block, so unified in appears \ than ever Blames BoolrltOeplng billion-<iollar AppaiBmlan pro- breaking r.hovel Ol>to's unvre- bul!dlng goes for bticke or mor· dar adopted by the Meigs rot:ll- lsrael'aligbtnlng vi<Wry. anti·lsraeU palislon last week, before" In Llllya . It said Claiming hb bookkeeping was gram. dictable chlql or equit>lnent," he taid. ty Board of Education di.. Russians Talk Only appeill'ed ragged around the menlbers of King ldris' house- "incredibly sloppy in many capped a busy day up. "llut the re'll beneficiaries are mlltaal on Ocl. 20 due to Some Arabs expected the i edges today. Oti-roducing Arab hold' were leaving Libya by !he ways," Dodd said even the Tue,day with a banquet at Ath- "In behalf of all the the young people of thl1 part meeting t1an Soviet Union w come w their natioll8 were reported wanting planeload to escape a possible $3,100 would not have been ens, Ohio. home of Ohio Unlver- ties, wby can't we gel !our or f;hto will develop on Ocl. 8, aa was rescue. But the to go easy agalll81 the United coup. spent "had I known about it." sity and heart of Oblo's Appal· five of these young peoplt up and ea>'ttlng pawcr planned. Russians devoted virtually an States and Britain. There was no official confir· In his appeal to bis cof. achla area. h<r• wturn some earth ftr tbllt moM;' home." Mrs. Mary Htll, a teao,er their anti-Israel efforts to a Libya's aharp economic cut- mation of the reports. leagues, the Connecticut senator Earlier In the day, they a school because II belongs to 'rht scbooi be orr of the Pomeroy Elementary School The economic woes lessened said "I am responsible, Mr. 40-m"'ute bu• ride to nearby them," Rhndes said. b>!r.g built In _Appalacbla was given a leave of Arab interest in the Soviet drive President, but I am not guilty." Nelsonvlho where they joined Five hoy ..and hal! a th• first to Itt. started In Ohio. IUltil Dec. 4, 1987. osp1 eWS to carry its anti-Israel cam· At the end of tbe 17-page .:.,_ . . A letter written by C. E. paign, frustrated tn the U.N. speech , Dodd satd, "I do not Blakeslee, extension agent, H oher Boopltal: VIsiting ]Security Council, to the General ask for mercy. 1 ask lor fl~; gesting the formation of an houra 2-1 and 74 p.m. Parents Assembly. .:...:..iu_sti·_ce_."_ _ _ _ _..:. t':·' . . , ,· vlsory group as th~ only on Pedtatrlca .ward. A $10-ltf-01' voca1m:al the City of Jackson pltllllling 1aid today. "l'berel oiiU_ a board" for the board of educa· """''2..-m'<®Mll'l"" •chool -ro ·lilil kno1fn as the AD- 1 1 group which haa been working of work to be dolle. II wUI be- lion waa dlsclllled and It was Admlaalolll France threw tts support ., dreW Jackson Vocational -Unl· 1on creation of the Univeralty gin 88 IOOD 88 leaJlblo." afl'eed to tnvlte Mr '>lake lee Mrs. Jlel'mAD L. Dillon, !05 today to a Soviet move to call verilty, waa aMounced apply for a II'JDt from' 'lbe projection Is for attend a meeting. to Pecan st.; Stephen J. a special session of tbe Unit4ay for the City of Jackson. It · the State Board of Regent. I $111' , milllon lm!ldlnl his suggestion 1n person Ave.; Mrs. E. ed Nations General Assembly 1 wUI be' located on a 15 • acre I net week. 'lbe gran Wj)uid eorilmodating between 5 • • 502 Fo'!'lh Ave.; JVlfS. tate-oirned site next w the I eneble hi"' group o seek fiJian. ·IIU!IeDts. It will Wednesdly Noah Brewer, ltt. 2 Vinton; d'::a:t:: 1 lolly Bowling Alley. 1cing of _the Institution. poet • 1chool claOsea distrtJ wal tabled. Roonle ';:""ler, 'l'hll · university, ilitended , l!li 1be uilon will charge .:ullon, will bl. 'Qll to anyone w b FEENEY • BENNE'lT Post R. Klncali!, Rt. 1 _ . :::!':".;::m t:aln . higll school grndualea]Mr. Talbott said, juat as the paya -tu!Uon. · ... , 128, Amwlcan Legion, will ton, Kimberly J. Rt. 2 SAIGON (UP!)- American . artd idulls for . vocational state-supported schools do. He 'ftle _sdtool wDI· . meet at 7:30 WednesdaJ night Pt. Pleasant; Lowse Rossi, Pt. week. jets raided a MIG fighter base etrs, bas been In the plannmg said the gr<l\111 hopes i!'e .ltata at the : ldult level, (1) beatc • o at the hall. Pleasant, Mrs. Bertha A. Wtl· By oupporting the Russiano near llano! for the third time In tor more than 110 years. II will will support the university as educalioiii·· (S} ttldl1 lralnlnl PACK 248 Pomeroy Boy son, Pt. Pleasant; Mn. Edward the French emphasized their a week and destroyed six of the be a forerunner of a possible : a state vocetlonal Institution. !or ·cralla, trades and Scouts meet Wedneiday, June Lch. Milller, West Columlia; spill with the United States interceptors on the ground with liT• or six more to be located \If oot, the money wiU come lesaiOIII, and (3) technical trainIf at 7 p.m. ae P. V.:ooten, Rl. 2 Pt. ud Britain which oppose tbe special cluster bombs, military in Ohio. II Is intended to private Industry and follll- ing at the mld-manqement, Pleasant; Clinton C. Alley, spectal sesolon. France bas spokesmen said roday. ajl of southeastern Ohio 1outh 1dation money. nuroln& llborarory, Industrial, SPECIAL MEETING of Pleasant: Mrs. Harold E. criticized the two other West- Tbe cluster IIDits burst In the of Route !40. t "We heve no Idea when th11 construction and businesa lev· Shade Rinr Lodge 451 F. mas, Middleport; Mrs. He em powers for being roo pro- air and spew out ocom of According to Robert Talbott lmtghl go into operation" he ela. · A. M. Wednesday, JIUle 14, bert L. Grate, Rutland; Israel iD the curreDI ertsls. baseball - sized bomb1 which in _ _ _::...,._ _ ---~ _, __ _ _ · Mn. Nellie Vale of Columbia I p. m. Past Mastera K. Dotson, Rt. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. turn explode in fiery shrapnel. Township, and a teacher In with In tho past M. M. K. Fox, Cottagevme, W. - - -'"'"""''- The pilots counted six exploMeigs C!OIUlty ochools for gree. Mliwn S. Davis, Hamden; HOP ON FRIDAY slons in revetments near the years, waa employed as a . . Bannie M. Salyer, Rt. 2 . . runway. Reconnaissance showed WASIDN TON (Ill'!) President Jehnson. wltltout JIOI[fying Cliatrman County school BUperviJor lt.DUTL CHOIR ol -81 · Paul Wellston : Miss Mary 'lbere wtll be a teen hop this half dozen MIG17s were 1hey ,._ ...__,. J Eas"·"" IJ.Mils or day night bY county board tlureb wjll reheaarae Mrs Edward H Frtday at the Legton Grove d bel 'd et e tor ....,,eral •uw..,.... M I J bnaon, ho lear'amea 0 • .....,, ·• at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. m..;""l, Ashlan.d, Ky. ·, Robert. building at Wilkesv.ille sponsor- shattere ore cou. g I ahall, son'-""andaon ol a Pullman . o c "o1 other memberl of lite Senate education In rip!aced apeciBI aesalon. tmTE ROSE Lodge will H. "..... aa wa aymbol Judiciary Mrs. Vale Dan Sanders Rt 1 HornsbY ed by tbe Amertcan Legion. moving M ·U S 1 ded grea..., o a ad "-··h th \NIUUUat 1:30 Wetlnetlday alter· Tenn.· ,._,ill'e E . Swart Rt . will be from 9-11 p. ore . . P anes poun 1 and -'- ··-·te vance• made w•u"" e Senate GOP Leader ria who )'Osigned recently n .,...., proceaa, the at the Middleport Amtrl· Athen's. .,., William. A M'ordlc.a• m. Tbe Sound Effects will em· otber communist targets !rom toeeds become the ftrsi Negro M. Dlrtaen, ranllng accept a college level pos!Uon. Legion Hall 1 . . , cee. near the base down to the tile u. s. member · e1 tlie Mrs. Vale taught fl>r t POMEROY BOY Scout Ashland, _Kr-: Stephen C. Sned· , southern edge of the Norfu. 00 Committee, predicted JeaFI In 011• room schooiB will meet Wednesday, Chillicothe. South Vietnam burder. 248 would ba conJiriDed Melp County before going 14, at 7 p. m. Instead ol lilrtlll Melga General U.apltal Air Force B52 Slratofonre• undue dlfl[culty. the, Colambil\, achool wbere u announced earller. Mrs. Noah Brewer, Rt. 3 Admitted - Arthur Slusher, ses for the lhlrd straight day bit "He Ia a goad laW)I'!' and taught lor 19 years. For the Clllt.Pl'ER No daughter ' 12 20 , , Homer Theisa, Leon; just below the border in Sonth fact ill bla ciolor sboUld 17 yeara abe baa been I R.AM. staled _meeting Mrl. E.' .' Hudson, Pomroey. Vietnam's northwest comer, no dlllorellct," Dirksen iDg principal there. neaday, Juae If at 7:SO IIQ Fourth Ave., l:04 DlscUr...-EIIzabeth Davis. deep jungle area where Intel· Marshall II regarded a1 llt>ldlni I B. S. In the Pomeroy Masolic Tuesday; Mrs. [igence reports said the North : : :ber maaler'IIJ pie, regular bualnesa. elecllon Grata, Rutland, son, 5:01 WOMAN KDJ.ED Vietnamese are trying to '[be five valedtetoriana of and tnstallatioll of aU ofD Tuesd 1J.lr H DAYTON (UP!) ' - A young rebuild bases destroyed Ill 1'1 Meig1 . IAcal District's V -. Site will join Mra. Grolla Sattl• cera. ay: •- ennan Columbus woman burled to her months ol American air and scbooll will be as one of the lliO school auper- ~companions ore welcomed. Dillin, 505 pecan st., son, death Tuesday when her para- grounda saaults. · 'roe"lwill Casual Styles A11t. Colors 220 I · G"'f • . p · Hu Sleeves Don't Miss Ingels. Carpet House Still Good Selection: ~eslgned. roo~ MEN'S CAMPUS SHIRTS ~~!'~~tr! w:a~N'IIIthe 1 ~~':~bas _b~en 7\ T hltect k • Pld b o1 arc ted ura1bowort suouweek e 1 1n a 1 comp:a, •· s · Richard Jones, board pr091- IuaedA hydr9Piane Is a lype of boat nol incOrporate 11\_e special fea· dent, reptirted that the real estor raeing because ;t tures on the hoUoni wbich raises tate for the school Ill ~ Dele~at•s ) ForFather We Suggest: Association calls for a e moe lcteaigned w plane o!l the jthe water's surface, but n, as w .· The races to be beld Satur-[ planes on lop ol the boat from the water as ill day and Sunday afternoon, June •urface and does not have·· w the hydroplanes. · 24and2i,drawracersfromthe lcut through, eliminating dragj Pomeroy's "Big Bend" Ohio Eastet>n United States. AU sizes and frlcUon resulting In great- -Rtver Course will be of hydroplanes arid racing run- 1er speed and action like an air- 1 . and sanctioned so record abouts are being entered. An[ptane. The _bottom of the hydro- jean be estabUBbed and oddltional Unlimited Pleasuro planes are w create nlzed by the National 1 added tbiSI·ISsod uon•IJJ ""'"' 1..•1 •111 Association. ' _) WASHINGTON (UPI)-Sen. personal reputation hanging in appointed defender, Sen. Russell WlOovered by the Ethic& ColliThomas J. Dodd goel before hiJ the balance, was prepared to II.Alng, [).La., announced he mitte<. He indicated lie Ihie and 1ft advantage of the ~d 8~00~ .:,desth: nex: t~:~ colleagues today w press home rise in the Senate face to face plal\"<ld_ . · ~jdangeroua. . Boat Ra1'1!9. 'lbe sancUon {(ki tbe Mideast and NaUonal f2,500 purse. 6.50 " r'1 t~on · ~· wUI be t b e' 'lbl1 prom. se1 ••w be one of wind unt!e!neath. . •·- the . Eastern Umt. ed ,tb moat 1 1tage "" thrUling of th 1 A raeing runabout b a 8 1 , States DiviSional Cbamplonsi!lpl~rnob ell r:,ce~ ~~ straight nat or round and JIUle For His Casual Comfort •. , ~~~o!';:'~~~~ ~~~rl af ~r~ze, : ~n Uvan on plans for the new '' Hoeflich 1 ·, Thunday MIDDLEPORT CHILD aervatlon League annual lOr members and Invited wiD be held at I p/ m. day at the Middleport Roadside Part. Officer• for the 1987..S will be lnliallec! by Mrs. Plf!nalo Ill GalUpolil. Thole attending u. to lake eooered dish and !flelr owu beS P : · meetlnl '11nlraday, June 15, 7 p.m. al tb• Veterans Metnm:-1 lal lfoopltal to dilcual tbe anDUal IlL ROCK SI!IUNGS Grange ~7 .~ -..u at ba will be atp:Op-am ~ Tueod~. chute failed ' to open. officials u. S, Marines had pl'Gbed [n. -DiaclliJI'I laid. Authorities said Barbara w the mountain lungles. 'l'het Mrs. Junior C. Adkins, Ter- Jean Ilrufiln, 22, was sky div· !ought scattered skirmishes and G. Barrett, Mrs. Edward J. ing near the South Dayton Air· emerged with the lnteUlgl!IIC!t Marilyn K. Cline, port. litat sent the 1152s lnro action. Gehring, Mrs. Billy L. HalMn. Charlos E. Martin, E. McKetllie, C!arlea , Nichols, Michael A. Presron, T. Rhodes, Howard Rnae, Mrs. Fred M. R 0 01 b. I~:--'~:..: AlUl Summers, Mr L E Swick Mrs Foster • ~ =--------::-~===~=-=~~===~ J.l ~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Hugh Walker, eon- 1 TBIIPE::-ft Berkley, and Teresa L. Yeago of Eastern C,alliug Practice I [ t J•.J ..:~-~~;-1-..r..~ -= .~ �• ·-•........ ..... _ ..... _~,....-- - •• - · - - .. ---""'--~ . ·- ~ r· - - · · - · __ .... ~............... • M ... M. M FQreign News Commenta'L . THE FISHING TRIP.·' i!.vE:~I!!O~'Y 3UT THE MJ'V!fl; 15 F,C..ST ...SL.EliP , WHEN THE DOI.L.AR lOLL LOOMS UP• ;, ' ~ ~ ~:...--.-:~-- I ~- · 4 ... ~." -~ .. :zr ... l ; ' b ; rJ...\iNt . if . . . ... .. . ···---· --- -··-, ' • Soviet Effort to Secure 'Nortnern Flanks · . with Unqu . alified;.Success.,s C ontino~ +" qoMES ,c.. N I CKE~ TOL~ ,C..NO MY! HOW T_,EY'V! I>~~ COME ,C..~IVE • ~ ~ • I . . . . . . . . . . .1 .. ' ' ' llG-lllll> sen~ rum":'">:~>du'"Y"": v::.." ~·· "·~··•• ' . SoVIet eolicy the I Jhongr. >none ... based in toword · t!» • r· I ' I '"j ~:;:s~::: b~~~ ~~y f~~ ~r~~.:~qrld rl~r,tbt ~"~'~,~~ · •1 ..... "" I ' -- ... tration The reaciiO" . ' ,,. ' , •. . I oar ularly viOlent when HELSINKI <UPil-The Krem. with in an; conventional war. Str:,.~ic . con~epts have became apparent that l'.S. spy 5 CINft IN IAIICI1' lin drive to dbmi~ate the Middle the Swedes possess no nuclear changed radically with . the planes were using Bodoe. East .may have suffered a we.pons. F'lnl•nd. Its stimdiM advent of nuClear weailli~s and No.-way, as on .. 'termi••• lor • . . severe setback in the Arab- forces rostricted to 41.11"" \v I ballistic mis,<lies. liut the mrmts over the Soviet Union. ' . . rowN!~ Isra~1: war. But Russia's ~ff!lrts treaty and ~ound to Mosl"'ow by Russi"n~ r ''irme to devote But latelv the oroarar· has ,<t,j• . . ;., to secure Its northert> narlli . a mutu•l as<istance pact is at considerable time and energJi to been a sol~sell of ,.: , eorltinue to be an almost Sovie• mere). neutralizin~ the north. peaeef'l SQvlet aims and · unqualified success. , oOiv Basel ;' The , apnroach has been about "rellucing tensions." ET,HYL. . . ' Norway and Denmark. both differenl for each of the four One ·"ed Soviet a~::~~ Through 80 intenSIVe dlplo· NATO members, after the only Nordic countries. . is to have the four · ' m~tlc ~So ~opaga~t cam- we.<tern bases in the north. Finland lost ·· last two countries sig" a treaty declar patgn t. · • ~~ non Both have coosistently re- with Ruosia 'IJid since 1944 the log Scandinavia permanently 531 w. Main ' ~.,.,,.;.., atfftemptor.to .g, WI II fused to allow nuclear weapons Kt't' oolicy has been to ~of!:,;;-r;:;'"'~it~s~fo~r~n~uc~Je:•r:,:we~a~po~n~s~!!!!! e eel, neutra zt a11 to be staUaned on their soil. the Finns dose to the Sovlel .• Europe north of Germany And " -~e are growin• indica- Union without unduly arousing Fi·'-·• and Sweden tiona both .mav r•ronsirler their the suspicions of other Scandin· are neutral. Though relationshlo with NATO when avians. relali>eiy large and well-trained their treBly obligations expire in Admire NeutraUty forces-particul.rly its air lllll9. The Soviets hav• tried to ' 'IIRAND -would be a facto! to reckon 'so, some circles believe .. convince a suspicious Storkholm . HYBRID _ _ _ _..__ ·· -- · Russia is l(l'adually winning that they genuinely admire CHINATOWN GROWING through sweet reasonableness a Swl'disn neutrality and have no and two ·•3,ghter> aod Mr. and Calvin Epple of Virginia, Mr. SA I"!!ANCISCO fUPil goal <he has failed to win· desire to tamper with · Mrs. · Pickens visit<: Dec- aod l'lrs. Albert Baer of Min-i ""• N . . throuRh war. aff' of their nelohbors. large•t Chmese commumty; :;;;~;;;;o.,~===='=iiiii===....,...-== Amazing Fast Growth, oration Day with the Robert ersville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray in the western world is located It Alkires . aod Ava Gilkey . ham of Lancaster and Mr. San Franciseo and cent:ere<l ll SEE THESE IN OUR High Yielding Hay Mrs. James Clark of Downing- Mrs. Frank Epple and the city's famous Chinatown . ton visited an afternoon with ter, local, visited Mr. and Mrs. end Grazing Crop - - - - - - - - •Mrs Jack Clark. · Mike Epple Sunday. About .5.000 Chinese immiBy Ava Gilkey I The annual Steimetz reunion Dena Welch and Sally grants settled In the area A hybrid tbat comMr Ott!e Wiseman has been · was held Sunday at Jhe home called on Mrs. L:lrry Clark 1966 bringing C:hinatown's T· bines the best charac~eturned from Veterans . Ho~ of Mr and Mrs. M. A €ppie.] urday afternoon. Jation to 6>.000. 2 Piece 3 Ptece teristics . of grain sorgp1tal ' Is much Improved. ttlf followmg relatives a~ Bonnie Welch spent a week . LIVING ROOM BED ROOM hum and sudan grass , Mrs Joe Carsey and daugh.: tended Mr and Mrs \Yilllhm , with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Friday. · $ to produce high tonter oa;e gone to Baltimore. Md.l Colburn . Lancaster; MJ / and j Richard of Coolville. Mrs. Grace Clark assllste<lll nage for green chop, to spend a IT'Ont · with her 1 Mrs Earl Hot!, locai ;·'Mrs. Le· l Mr. and Mrs. Biege Lambert Mrs. Elda Carsey with her ~aylage, hay or gra~ dau~hter Mrs. iMty Graham. l tha Cowen. Shade : Mrs. Edna ' were in Parkers,.gon housecleaning Monday. mg. Mr ••d Mrs. Frank Graves 1Stetmetz and /olr. Gail Steimetz Thursday. , COMPLETE. SOFA of ·" ·roo wer• rerent guests of 1of Wyandlllle, Mich.; Mrs. Joy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark BEDS _ _ BUNK BEDSthe Guy Bolins. l'f'lY"• Zanesville, and the hosts childrtn were Sund&y dinner Mr. and Mrs. ..ii Uwlrt:rall if'lr al)d Mrs. M. A. Epple. gueslo of Mr. and Mrs. · (Eleanor G1lkey 1 have b e_ e n . Mrs. Orna Ar1x and son~ Rex, Hudson. TWIN SIIE 1 tra.\Sferred from Jackson, M1ss. visited Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. David' Winford. Your Dtpandablt HOLLYWOOD e BLOCK TULIP eBUCKEYE to Blrmin~ham; · Ala., by the and family at Racine. en of Columbus visit~ hOI' D11lar For . eAND MAPLE LEAF IN ' ·.3..0..• 3.·1.9 Certified Oil - :4.rmour govt:"rr.ment. · Mrs. Frank H&Uiday is slill a patient a1 Meigs· General pital wher• Bhe :~ows slight improvement. ·~5. . 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' _ ···- FREE Mlrion HMI AlaM ... tall can• ' •j 29c 59e Wesson Oil Puffs_Tissue ......... c Wings--·-·· .. ' U. S. NO. l ' SIZE I A' NEW RED • •• ' FACIAL lib. 9 $c: SEA PASS pkg, l- . ·W. ·" Whole Legs . . ... 49c • •• ••••• FISH STEAKS . • !i. .. ,.(. ' Wisk 6 oz. •~- 12 u. ClnS ...... 69c DUTCH LOAF WIENERS . ~· 19 ILICID Kroger Coffee 29 35c LEMONADE rr Breasts _. _. _ $2.33 ~;INE . FAMOUS BRAND Pkg. i .... .... lf. FROZEN . BIJYS yMEAT BIJYS Reg. or Drip Vac Pac COFFEE TREAT DAD ROYALLY.!.:_:a., PUDDINGS ·. BRYLCREEM • • • /• JE.LLO ! CORNFbAKES ....... 361! .... 68c WITH PRICES LIKE THESE, You· CAN ' "TURKEY PARTS" Krotor Brond . ' J"""""-: 1uaor c...ok Enn a ,,_ Veal Steak ..... MIDDLEPfi>RT, 0. ·Phona WY 2-2550 -~·· Kroger Premium Quality JHiy lroodocl KAUTZ, FEED STORE ::t~J ::-' it • . Bacon-._.- ..... ·.:.!· 99c ' ... . -~ u.. lludow """'' ., haH SUITES • '119 SUITES • • 99 BEDS - -• s39.so ·~ ~· • I ' -·$1.19 Smoked Jowl ... . 1 1 ,.,., ., Ylrllot. ........., ....... .. .. '··..:, ·r : •· IUCHIIl Half BALER TWINE j" Val Doekor lluflol ll\ltf<Roody.To-lol Full Shank S68 I'i ·,.. cHiag · - I.O.U, J'll• .... p1oceo --. W. Va.BrandHam ... 19c Smoked Ham BUDGE'T SHOP •1 .,:y ~ Harrison Viii e .. could ....... -~ Bc.meless Ham • '. \. l. oro ovollnle o1 oil ~ ......, . It's fun to pl.ly Md • t. win • llorl flloJiol .....,, YDU ....... ery.o.v. Hill_ ..,....... Hu{Trfide ' ' ~·- ·.i:I· Country Ham -.. .... 79e Sucher _,..·tho . porchuo lo ....... " ploy " - ' • E.. ' SORGHUM'e SUDAN ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Mo RECENT WINNERSts;ralllt&. fte Krtttr C.., 1N7 WI diM II' Jlnllt quon~llo1. ' ''J I. 0. U. I GOLD BAG • Kroger'• Exciting TO ,J ! Nut~ ' ' .·'::< BEST':. ,Jl,.J,. Society Newi:.. . .. ..,-·····I ·····- •.... ,..- UP • ~'i' . ..._ . •' , cket-ratthng lnduceij by li'\rs· their ueut'ral ,nortii · IJl ·deeij , U · ··- .- · · ---· ... t . 1-:- .1Jiifl<l } ' ~ •)1 rl.li I"~ ·: 200 I(XTRA TOP VAI.ill! STAMPS this -!100 ond purdloso 111oo,._T_ 10.0.. c.n.. c.,. Expires 6/'Jil/11 \ '\ . ·-"· " �• ·-•........ ..... _ ..... _~,....-- - •• - · - - .. ---""'--~ . ·- ~ r· - - · · - · __ .... ~............... • M ... M. M FQreign News Commenta'L . THE FISHING TRIP.·' i!.vE:~I!!O~'Y 3UT THE MJ'V!fl; 15 F,C..ST ...SL.EliP , WHEN THE DOI.L.AR lOLL LOOMS UP• ;, ' ~ ~ ~:...--.-:~-- I ~- · 4 ... ~." -~ .. :zr ... l ; ' b ; rJ...\iNt . if . . . ... .. . ···---· --- -··-, ' • Soviet Effort to Secure 'Nortnern Flanks · . with Unqu . alified;.Success.,s C ontino~ +" qoMES ,c.. N I CKE~ TOL~ ,C..NO MY! HOW T_,EY'V! I>~~ COME ,C..~IVE • ~ ~ • I . . . . . . . . . . .1 .. ' ' ' llG-lllll> sen~ rum":'">:~>du'"Y"": v::.." ~·· "·~··•• ' . SoVIet eolicy the I Jhongr. >none ... based in toword · t!» • r· I ' I '"j ~:;:s~::: b~~~ ~~y f~~ ~r~~.:~qrld rl~r,tbt ~"~'~,~~ · •1 ..... "" I ' -- ... tration The reaciiO" . ' ,,. ' , •. . I oar ularly viOlent when HELSINKI <UPil-The Krem. with in an; conventional war. Str:,.~ic . con~epts have became apparent that l'.S. spy 5 CINft IN IAIICI1' lin drive to dbmi~ate the Middle the Swedes possess no nuclear changed radically with . the planes were using Bodoe. East .may have suffered a we.pons. F'lnl•nd. Its stimdiM advent of nuClear weailli~s and No.-way, as on .. 'termi••• lor • . . severe setback in the Arab- forces rostricted to 41.11"" \v I ballistic mis,<lies. liut the mrmts over the Soviet Union. ' . . rowN!~ Isra~1: war. But Russia's ~ff!lrts treaty and ~ound to Mosl"'ow by Russi"n~ r ''irme to devote But latelv the oroarar· has ,<t,j• . . ;., to secure Its northert> narlli . a mutu•l as<istance pact is at considerable time and energJi to been a sol~sell of ,.: , eorltinue to be an almost Sovie• mere). neutralizin~ the north. peaeef'l SQvlet aims and · unqualified success. , oOiv Basel ;' The , apnroach has been about "rellucing tensions." ET,HYL. . . ' Norway and Denmark. both differenl for each of the four One ·"ed Soviet a~::~~ Through 80 intenSIVe dlplo· NATO members, after the only Nordic countries. . is to have the four · ' m~tlc ~So ~opaga~t cam- we.<tern bases in the north. Finland lost ·· last two countries sig" a treaty declar patgn t. · • ~~ non Both have coosistently re- with Ruosia 'IJid since 1944 the log Scandinavia permanently 531 w. Main ' ~.,.,,.;.., atfftemptor.to .g, WI II fused to allow nuclear weapons Kt't' oolicy has been to ~of!:,;;-r;:;'"'~it~s~fo~r~n~uc~Je:•r:,:we~a~po~n~s~!!!!! e eel, neutra zt a11 to be staUaned on their soil. the Finns dose to the Sovlel .• Europe north of Germany And " -~e are growin• indica- Union without unduly arousing Fi·'-·• and Sweden tiona both .mav r•ronsirler their the suspicions of other Scandin· are neutral. Though relationshlo with NATO when avians. relali>eiy large and well-trained their treBly obligations expire in Admire NeutraUty forces-particul.rly its air lllll9. The Soviets hav• tried to ' 'IIRAND -would be a facto! to reckon 'so, some circles believe .. convince a suspicious Storkholm . HYBRID _ _ _ _..__ ·· -- · Russia is l(l'adually winning that they genuinely admire CHINATOWN GROWING through sweet reasonableness a Swl'disn neutrality and have no and two ·•3,ghter> aod Mr. and Calvin Epple of Virginia, Mr. SA I"!!ANCISCO fUPil goal <he has failed to win· desire to tamper with · Mrs. · Pickens visit<: Dec- aod l'lrs. Albert Baer of Min-i ""• N . . throuRh war. aff' of their nelohbors. large•t Chmese commumty; :;;;~;;;;o.,~===='=iiiii===....,...-== Amazing Fast Growth, oration Day with the Robert ersville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray in the western world is located It Alkires . aod Ava Gilkey . ham of Lancaster and Mr. San Franciseo and cent:ere<l ll SEE THESE IN OUR High Yielding Hay Mrs. James Clark of Downing- Mrs. Frank Epple and the city's famous Chinatown . ton visited an afternoon with ter, local, visited Mr. and Mrs. end Grazing Crop - - - - - - - - •Mrs Jack Clark. · Mike Epple Sunday. About .5.000 Chinese immiBy Ava Gilkey I The annual Steimetz reunion Dena Welch and Sally grants settled In the area A hybrid tbat comMr Ott!e Wiseman has been · was held Sunday at Jhe home called on Mrs. L:lrry Clark 1966 bringing C:hinatown's T· bines the best charac~eturned from Veterans . Ho~ of Mr and Mrs. M. A €ppie.] urday afternoon. Jation to 6>.000. 2 Piece 3 Ptece teristics . of grain sorgp1tal ' Is much Improved. ttlf followmg relatives a~ Bonnie Welch spent a week . LIVING ROOM BED ROOM hum and sudan grass , Mrs Joe Carsey and daugh.: tended Mr and Mrs \Yilllhm , with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Friday. · $ to produce high tonter oa;e gone to Baltimore. Md.l Colburn . Lancaster; MJ / and j Richard of Coolville. Mrs. Grace Clark assllste<lll nage for green chop, to spend a IT'Ont · with her 1 Mrs Earl Hot!, locai ;·'Mrs. Le· l Mr. and Mrs. Biege Lambert Mrs. Elda Carsey with her ~aylage, hay or gra~ dau~hter Mrs. iMty Graham. l tha Cowen. Shade : Mrs. Edna ' were in Parkers,.gon housecleaning Monday. mg. Mr ••d Mrs. Frank Graves 1Stetmetz and /olr. Gail Steimetz Thursday. , COMPLETE. SOFA of ·" ·roo wer• rerent guests of 1of Wyandlllle, Mich.; Mrs. Joy Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark BEDS _ _ BUNK BEDSthe Guy Bolins. l'f'lY"• Zanesville, and the hosts childrtn were Sund&y dinner Mr. and Mrs. ..ii Uwlrt:rall if'lr al)d Mrs. M. A. Epple. gueslo of Mr. and Mrs. · (Eleanor G1lkey 1 have b e_ e n . Mrs. Orna Ar1x and son~ Rex, Hudson. TWIN SIIE 1 tra.\Sferred from Jackson, M1ss. visited Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. David' Winford. Your Dtpandablt HOLLYWOOD e BLOCK TULIP eBUCKEYE to Blrmin~ham; · Ala., by the and family at Racine. en of Columbus visit~ hOI' D11lar For . eAND MAPLE LEAF IN ' ·.3..0..• 3.·1.9 Certified Oil - :4.rmour govt:"rr.ment. · Mrs. Frank H&Uiday is slill a patient a1 Meigs· General pital wher• Bhe :~ows slight improvement. ·~5. . Mr. and Mrs. Chri. · Alkire and ~r and Mrs. Walte'l'' Mrs. Mae Mason visited Mr. Rnd .Mrs Russell Mason. Golda Jewell of Columbu,• cal· led on old friends recenUy . Dana Turm=r is home now aft. er a stay at Kimes Rest Home in Athens. enls the pas"t weekt£d, Mr. and Mrs Waldo Neal. ·f Mrs. Wilda Wiseman, M.rs Frank Pauley, MrB: Larry Me Grath and son, M,vrMinnie ·~~· Grath and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey visited. Ava Gilk•eo "" PLUMBING Slab Bacon _... lb. BAKER FURNITURE AND HEATING 1 r f~ther' s Day, Sunday June 18 w - ,~· . . ....... .. ., Chot•-• ,f, Vanilla,.luttarscotch, Limon, Co-nut r.rtlm TOUCH 49e • I ,.,,.,. ....• . · ..,. . , .,. r" ,. l". 31b. can .tfUJION · MILK 7 s VALUIIUY-20 CDUNT pkg. BRAND 79c NESTEA HI-C. ' .... ORANGE DRI~l( PINTO BEAtB ·~ '' 2!: 39c MAXWELL HOUSE r:;s1·09 25 C HANDIWRAP- • ROBIN HOOD FlOUR :!b·1·99 BEEF STEW 2!: 89c bag THAT GOOD INSTANT COFFEE 10 3 c 100ft. rol1 ALL PURPOSE ., ' .. VAN CAMP'S ' . ·~ ' ; Rlllrt reset:Ved to limit quaut1Ue1 .. ' . ·~-~· 37e WAID CROSS SONS e AT ..... · Ale Sunny ·aay Savings! That Good Low Calorie . .... ·•· .. _. Ar FOR JUNE 15-n-17 e TUPPEiS PLAINS . f LYONS MARKEl·· ' . • I '. ) . ; I o ' ~ . '· wlltl . _ . below ..... ........,_., . u.. I ot He OKh 45c SAVE 20c •••••••• 24-oz. bottle . .- 39c • Sou 59c ~3 .... $1 ..... 5 $1 "' •••• ••••• ) HAMLET •••• INSTANT COI'FII Sa, crin, Voplorion B~L CADDY . v... v...ltllle ............. each . 3 ll-10 ... $1 CaU!up. 3 =.:.s9c Dmners., ·~ • . Pookor Lobo! ,_. 69e pic,. Tomatoes 'i :;.* $1. Tissue .. ._. ,...... I ~Toihl, ' ~I PRAISE ile I Ill· loon • p~~.. il'llolll .... "SALAD FIXIN'S" * GREEN ONIONS -· * GREENPEPPERS ... RED RADISH~ • * CUCUMB~RS ... ~~-. ·'! ·" ·, Th.rmo-Ternp ·a.wt etddy ~ ... '"" .. ............ . $t.11 WI"' Thl• Coupon . . . . . . . $1.29 . ~ $1. tc_.~ll Ivory ......... ,II K._-. fnlllo oN,.......,,,..,... lly Kroger's del, pla1tie film CrisP•k, must M SUD~ whtn 'IW buy 11. H you oro.aot .complelely ntlofled, Kroger wiU ,.. , .... your 11om or rolund JIIW IIIOIIO'f· '. Thernw-Temp BOWL LIDS 49c 4's , Wl!ll Coupon llol<w -n..rn,..Temp ~... llowl Lido Prko : ... .. .. ... . : . . 69c With This ~ ... 1.. .. . 49c Expires 6/21/11 • A7e · . "' Your ' ' I $1. SAV.E50c · j Doi- Ivory . _12 ·toori 79c Breeze _. 4 ~.. ~,$1.29 Vogetoblo ,..._,. ... 89e Thermo-Temp ' ' 014 , .......... ( Medium Eggs Chilice THRIFfY SAVINGS e AT IACINI Ice Cream :.... Margarine . .•., 5 • 2 12-oz. BOWL ' ~N'IItY CJ.Uil - ALL FLA-. • EAT-I .. ·"" ,, Turkeys ... ·~ 39c · $1.09 pkg. Lemonade 6 !: 49e Bread _a}' 4 ~ $,1. :GRAPEFRUIT. lb. :::~;t~~~~~~ -- S. bag 4 9c ., A RIAL SUMMEil NECESSITY Qtrs. or Half . ' IUUTYSOAP c 201b. 20 ... W> K - Promlum Qoollt.y 2t lo 22 .. oyt. ••• K.....,r Grado A LARGE 3 OZ. JAR - - ' 59e KROGER BRAND I lUCK'S GREAT NORTHERN OR lb. . '! l'b. •. 39c K_,P-. ' _ ···- FREE Mlrion HMI AlaM ... tall can• ' •j 29c 59e Wesson Oil Puffs_Tissue ......... c Wings--·-·· .. ' U. S. NO. l ' SIZE I A' NEW RED • •• ' FACIAL lib. 9 $c: SEA PASS pkg, l- . ·W. ·" Whole Legs . . ... 49c • •• ••••• FISH STEAKS . • !i. .. ,.(. ' Wisk 6 oz. •~- 12 u. ClnS ...... 69c DUTCH LOAF WIENERS . ~· 19 ILICID Kroger Coffee 29 35c LEMONADE rr Breasts _. _. _ $2.33 ~;INE . FAMOUS BRAND Pkg. i .... .... lf. FROZEN . BIJYS yMEAT BIJYS Reg. or Drip Vac Pac COFFEE TREAT DAD ROYALLY.!.:_:a., PUDDINGS ·. BRYLCREEM • • • /• JE.LLO ! CORNFbAKES ....... 361! .... 68c WITH PRICES LIKE THESE, You· CAN ' "TURKEY PARTS" Krotor Brond . ' J"""""-: 1uaor c...ok Enn a ,,_ Veal Steak ..... MIDDLEPfi>RT, 0. ·Phona WY 2-2550 -~·· Kroger Premium Quality JHiy lroodocl KAUTZ, FEED STORE ::t~J ::-' it • . Bacon-._.- ..... ·.:.!· 99c ' ... . -~ u.. lludow """'' ., haH SUITES • '119 SUITES • • 99 BEDS - -• s39.so ·~ ~· • I ' -·$1.19 Smoked Jowl ... . 1 1 ,.,., ., Ylrllot. ........., ....... .. .. '··..:, ·r : •· IUCHIIl Half BALER TWINE j" Val Doekor lluflol ll\ltf<Roody.To-lol Full Shank S68 I'i ·,.. cHiag · - I.O.U, J'll• .... p1oceo --. W. Va.BrandHam ... 19c Smoked Ham BUDGE'T SHOP •1 .,:y ~ Harrison Viii e .. could ....... -~ Bc.meless Ham • '. \. l. oro ovollnle o1 oil ~ ......, . It's fun to pl.ly Md • t. win • llorl flloJiol .....,, YDU ....... ery.o.v. Hill_ ..,....... Hu{Trfide ' ' ~·- ·.i:I· Country Ham -.. .... 79e Sucher _,..·tho . porchuo lo ....... " ploy " - ' • E.. ' SORGHUM'e SUDAN ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Mo RECENT WINNERSts;ralllt&. fte Krtttr C.., 1N7 WI diM II' Jlnllt quon~llo1. ' ''J I. 0. U. I GOLD BAG • Kroger'• Exciting TO ,J ! Nut~ ' ' .·'::< BEST':. ,Jl,.J,. Society Newi:.. . .. ..,-·····I ·····- •.... ,..- UP • ~'i' . ..._ . •' , cket-ratthng lnduceij by li'\rs· their ueut'ral ,nortii · IJl ·deeij , U · ··- .- · · ---· ... t . 1-:- .1Jiifl<l } ' ~ •)1 rl.li I"~ ·: 200 I(XTRA TOP VAI.ill! STAMPS this -!100 ond purdloso 111oo,._T_ 10.0.. c.n.. c.,. Expires 6/'Jil/11 \ '\ . ·-"· " �• ' ---~,.;; · ;;-ji;;;---12-Dilly Sllntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 14, 1967 f .,\ f I SIGNS • GDAUTY Motor Co. 1966 CHIYROL.T 4 DOoR SIDAI4 • $1579 model; 390 au. ID. Vi tllilile, Tilrbo Hydramatle B~ne ~~~· pns .., *tM AI ........ , ___ ,., 1 ,..., .,, w.... '"' ,.,. ptriJr!lllt. 212 Sou.tb 6tb Ave., \.flA..h ....,..epon; Phone 1192-5435. 5 28 de Mlnl•u• Chi• lit 0111 11 UIHrtkiM. nnb ptr WeN. fllrH •••• "'"' -------11.~- .. ..., ,., ..... "" _.,,. I'URNIIIHED 1partment' Norlb tftlertiOftl. 21 H' Ctlll D~~ct~unt ell ,.Ill ... ana td ,.liS within 11 d~tyt. CARD OP fHANKI a OBITUAIIII II.SO tot n wortl mlnlm!lll'l. llldl Hdllkttlal ..... ac. Jrd. Middleport, CODp}l pre1 S f 24 892-MM. , _""'Qlo __;._ _ _ _ __ _t C ·Trw., oleyllntwlqr, Knee deep hl-1'11bber, pOilt.raction rell' . axlo, beater. Pleaol"l ~teY !lillsh/ Our Speolai. · 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR $1099 194 cu. ln. 6 cyi. Std. t.rano. lladlo, Heater. Like new, Whitt.wall tireo, •<tUI flnWl . 1964 DODGE 2 DOOR Sltl 0 IS Cubic Ptol AILowAa_ ~~ other llltl On .l tlo Servlet Por Evol'y Solo CampleN Line Alr-Condllionors, low 01 $149 • $1095 • POMIROY 992-2181 tie trans. Radio and heater, like new whitewall tire". 1...-..... Open til • 9 pm-Mon•.Sot. Business SerYices . ., .... 1! ' ~ RAPNEY OOOGLI IIMI INUFI'Y SMITH • lr fiii!D LASSWILL l'l¥''1l" lOIIN ~LONI • . ' t(D~ ' sMu • $ERVICE .. ·•~m· For F...,. Estlmtlet eAlumlnum Awning~ · e Aluminum Siding eAiumlnum Ralll1111 e Aluminum Windows & Doors e Car Portt 1 Patio• • Blown In insulation .or c,u Collect 532-6881 O"ICI ttOUU ltlt a. m. to s:ae p. m., D&llt laiO ..... to '"" ....... ....,,.., lT'I UI'Y TO 'L.ACI 14 " ?' • Cont1d: CHARLES LISLE Syr•cuse, Obio .lclll liiOI'~·· ,' CALL ' ' 'ICK RAWLIN!fl. . ~ I Elmer E. White, 404'h So. 4th St., Ironton ILtND ADI ........... ' FREEZER SALE 270 Series white finish, red Interior, 6 cyl. engine, automa· AlldltiOMJ UC Ctlt,.. ... .....,.,.. ,:,. '.'•j' 'M' \ Ser\tt• Pomeroy j' .. ' ' / • ltepr-ntatlvtln Thlo Area 20 YHra For V. V. Johnson & Son ~ Hon~1 Sales " 1W"I Wlfl . •• MIDDLI,OIII OHIO . RADIATP,R --· . -- 222- 4th Ave., Huntington WANT AD fHONI IIM1M I• LOOK 50 I STU 1~ ~E ~ WARSON. Y0t.1R FiRST 17UTY ' ~55I O NN1f~T :5HOULP 8~, AT LEAST, INTERESTiNG. ly''AI, CAPP . SERVItE All New Rtcllttor Shop rHI'i BORN LOSEI WY 141M Bv ART SANSOM ----- ~T UP TO 'ioOR fi.OOI\ TA~ VOU~ WEIRD .JHI'S~ FREE STORAGE OF ~UMOR WlrtNll WINKLI ly IRANNIR WIT~ @ !M.ASI;JE:: . IIIJ!ti"IHINK:; 51JE'5 :;o ROYALTY PREFE~RIN6 60NNA! 6TYLE~ GREAT, ~e~ >ON ~H~ 10 ~e !IOA5T& "TO GRIINDF!'o. OF P~. R1& AND ROMF:! In swiirunlDI area at Oak Park. Call 94&-26M. 6 8 8tc Cloef Eleciric range. one year old, like new, ph011e1 992-2329. 6136tp EEk I. Notice MEIGS CO. FISH & GAMI- __ M'~Ek .. TELL Mt: SOM£THIIJG., 5 ROOMS and bath on I 0 a k St. In upper Monkey Run with gas noor Jurnace, $2,000. Phone 992·3535 llllytime. ,,.... ... WHO DECIDED VJHIIT TIM E A KID SHOU LD GO TO SLEE P 7 . ---' I 00~1' K~W WHO IT WAS, BUT mRE:S AfJ OLD, (1D RUlE, HAIJDEQ DOL\.1/J FROM W,.IERAibJ TO WJE RATIOJJ ~ -- · · . - . •. •' ; .... I» ly HOWFE A kiD GOES TO SLEE.P IAJHHJ f\IS ~H}!EIDER t PARENTS G£T TIRED! THAT SAYS ... 6 13 Rock Springs SoCiety Notes ANNUAl FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT u.earG in th iG place! I never thouqht J'a t>e 00 -·-· . -·... -. 5o n·~ to ~ fRE~~.II AND ~~~ By MERRILL BLOSSER FNIEIIIDS leave! WELl.111oli'U .NOW YOU ~OW 1-\ID 1-\IS tMPTY llo1TLE5! wH<~ZE ~ou~ eczNo~oPA LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY ~01~ OU~ RA~,_EH? PEiOI I FOEAA - Ybul NEVI KI~DA M\991)£, C'MON, W£ GOIT"MY EYE! THAT'S P.Aft": GO GET '!M BEFORE 'THEY SHOOT SUMPIN ELSE AT US! ' NOW TAKING APPUCATIONS liD FOR CARRIERS FOR IN MIDDLEPORT. building ID PL Pleasant, Conted Faye Menley Middleport Wented To Buy .ANI'IQUES. William H1m m. . .lfiddleport. Ohio. . . . . 5 :J& _ Rooll • Va., former G. C. ·cation. The two story Building, 20 feet by motely 118 feet deep. James Thabet; 882-2236, New Haven. 6 II 7tc HOIST, 7,'1011 lb. capacity, We s tlnghouse II> HP air rompreo,..., Blnks paint gun, ho s e end repiator, Willard Hllow root, wlld lluaer charger. Gall MOler, 992-31118 1 :::'l'AllPJe, clean, oo I II I BID .ney, P. 0. Bol It, I ROOM HOUSE, balb, baseReedsville, Qllo, ~T/2. men!, foreed air furnaoe, f 17 front and bact pordlel, solid '===:"':::::::::-;:--;:;>:;:-::: brick, In POIIIeiOJ. Pboae 993._ANDJNO ·~~m~~erfll ID:Obl~o i lilt 1 u 11c Wflll Vlri!Dhl. old 111111 llalber. HII'IGD l!lr W, !fr-a, larle lot 8lld prden. Phone Ut M4T1&. I II Itt cllrl ' -:k . ,, ...t - .... ~ XQB: I ( .. ~ . ·-- - --~- - ....-.~ - ........._l$w--.... _ •• - 0 . , . .. ,.. • - , . - ~ · · .- -. _ _ , _ I .. ~ ~'~ • ' ' .t 1 " ~ .·, ·1~~ · . :fll:l J , \ ' J.. • . "",...-,.,...,., ..,!II:,' ,. _ _ ,. , . . _ • ...,.._,~ ... • U..Itqll!~!!l"'li... :• - ~ -- .. ,•<. I, . . , . ,. . . . . ·---·- -· r ,, ~ .- •I" . ,'1" • I WE GOT !11§!JI1 TO OISSLNT I 1@2 AR< 'i!1U I'BU C'P UP OIJif ~MARCH ? �• ' ---~,.;; · ;;-ji;;;---12-Dilly Sllntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 14, 1967 f .,\ f I SIGNS • GDAUTY Motor Co. 1966 CHIYROL.T 4 DOoR SIDAI4 • $1579 model; 390 au. ID. Vi tllilile, Tilrbo Hydramatle B~ne ~~~· pns .., *tM AI ........ , ___ ,., 1 ,..., .,, w.... '"' ,.,. ptriJr!lllt. 212 Sou.tb 6tb Ave., \.flA..h ....,..epon; Phone 1192-5435. 5 28 de Mlnl•u• Chi• lit 0111 11 UIHrtkiM. nnb ptr WeN. fllrH •••• "'"' -------11.~- .. ..., ,., ..... "" _.,,. I'URNIIIHED 1partment' Norlb tftlertiOftl. 21 H' Ctlll D~~ct~unt ell ,.Ill ... ana td ,.liS within 11 d~tyt. CARD OP fHANKI a OBITUAIIII II.SO tot n wortl mlnlm!lll'l. llldl Hdllkttlal ..... ac. Jrd. Middleport, CODp}l pre1 S f 24 892-MM. , _""'Qlo __;._ _ _ _ __ _t C ·Trw., oleyllntwlqr, Knee deep hl-1'11bber, pOilt.raction rell' . axlo, beater. Pleaol"l ~teY !lillsh/ Our Speolai. · 1964 CHEVY II 2 DOOR $1099 194 cu. ln. 6 cyi. Std. t.rano. lladlo, Heater. Like new, Whitt.wall tireo, •<tUI flnWl . 1964 DODGE 2 DOOR Sltl 0 IS Cubic Ptol AILowAa_ ~~ other llltl On .l tlo Servlet Por Evol'y Solo CampleN Line Alr-Condllionors, low 01 $149 • $1095 • POMIROY 992-2181 tie trans. Radio and heater, like new whitewall tire". 1...-..... Open til • 9 pm-Mon•.Sot. Business SerYices . ., .... 1! ' ~ RAPNEY OOOGLI IIMI INUFI'Y SMITH • lr fiii!D LASSWILL l'l¥''1l" lOIIN ~LONI • . ' t(D~ ' sMu • $ERVICE .. ·•~m· For F...,. Estlmtlet eAlumlnum Awning~ · e Aluminum Siding eAiumlnum Ralll1111 e Aluminum Windows & Doors e Car Portt 1 Patio• • Blown In insulation .or c,u Collect 532-6881 O"ICI ttOUU ltlt a. m. to s:ae p. m., D&llt laiO ..... to '"" ....... ....,,.., lT'I UI'Y TO 'L.ACI 14 " ?' • Cont1d: CHARLES LISLE Syr•cuse, Obio .lclll liiOI'~·· ,' CALL ' ' 'ICK RAWLIN!fl. . ~ I Elmer E. White, 404'h So. 4th St., Ironton ILtND ADI ........... ' FREEZER SALE 270 Series white finish, red Interior, 6 cyl. engine, automa· AlldltiOMJ UC Ctlt,.. ... .....,.,.. ,:,. '.'•j' 'M' \ Ser\tt• Pomeroy j' .. ' ' / • ltepr-ntatlvtln Thlo Area 20 YHra For V. V. Johnson & Son ~ Hon~1 Sales " 1W"I Wlfl . •• MIDDLI,OIII OHIO . RADIATP,R --· . -- 222- 4th Ave., Huntington WANT AD fHONI IIM1M I• LOOK 50 I STU 1~ ~E ~ WARSON. Y0t.1R FiRST 17UTY ' ~55I O NN1f~T :5HOULP 8~, AT LEAST, INTERESTiNG. ly''AI, CAPP . SERVItE All New Rtcllttor Shop rHI'i BORN LOSEI WY 141M Bv ART SANSOM ----- ~T UP TO 'ioOR fi.OOI\ TA~ VOU~ WEIRD .JHI'S~ FREE STORAGE OF ~UMOR WlrtNll WINKLI ly IRANNIR WIT~ @ !M.ASI;JE:: . IIIJ!ti"IHINK:; 51JE'5 :;o ROYALTY PREFE~RIN6 60NNA! 6TYLE~ GREAT, ~e~ >ON ~H~ 10 ~e !IOA5T& "TO GRIINDF!'o. OF P~. R1& AND ROMF:! In swiirunlDI area at Oak Park. Call 94&-26M. 6 8 8tc Cloef Eleciric range. one year old, like new, ph011e1 992-2329. 6136tp EEk I. Notice MEIGS CO. FISH & GAMI- __ M'~Ek .. TELL Mt: SOM£THIIJG., 5 ROOMS and bath on I 0 a k St. In upper Monkey Run with gas noor Jurnace, $2,000. Phone 992·3535 llllytime. ,,.... ... WHO DECIDED VJHIIT TIM E A KID SHOU LD GO TO SLEE P 7 . ---' I 00~1' K~W WHO IT WAS, BUT mRE:S AfJ OLD, (1D RUlE, HAIJDEQ DOL\.1/J FROM W,.IERAibJ TO WJE RATIOJJ ~ -- · · . - . •. •' ; .... I» ly HOWFE A kiD GOES TO SLEE.P IAJHHJ f\IS ~H}!EIDER t PARENTS G£T TIRED! THAT SAYS ... 6 13 Rock Springs SoCiety Notes ANNUAl FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT u.earG in th iG place! I never thouqht J'a t>e 00 -·-· . -·... -. 5o n·~ to ~ fRE~~.II AND ~~~ By MERRILL BLOSSER FNIEIIIDS leave! WELl.111oli'U .NOW YOU ~OW 1-\ID 1-\IS tMPTY llo1TLE5! wH<~ZE ~ou~ eczNo~oPA LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY ~01~ OU~ RA~,_EH? PEiOI I FOEAA - Ybul NEVI KI~DA M\991)£, C'MON, W£ GOIT"MY EYE! THAT'S P.Aft": GO GET '!M BEFORE 'THEY SHOOT SUMPIN ELSE AT US! ' NOW TAKING APPUCATIONS liD FOR CARRIERS FOR IN MIDDLEPORT. building ID PL Pleasant, Conted Faye Menley Middleport Wented To Buy .ANI'IQUES. William H1m m. . .lfiddleport. Ohio. . . . . 5 :J& _ Rooll • Va., former G. C. ·cation. The two story Building, 20 feet by motely 118 feet deep. James Thabet; 882-2236, New Haven. 6 II 7tc HOIST, 7,'1011 lb. capacity, We s tlnghouse II> HP air rompreo,..., Blnks paint gun, ho s e end repiator, Willard Hllow root, wlld lluaer charger. Gall MOler, 992-31118 1 :::'l'AllPJe, clean, oo I II I BID .ney, P. 0. Bol It, I ROOM HOUSE, balb, baseReedsville, Qllo, ~T/2. men!, foreed air furnaoe, f 17 front and bact pordlel, solid '===:"':::::::::-;:--;:;>:;:-::: brick, In POIIIeiOJ. Pboae 993._ANDJNO ·~~m~~erfll ID:Obl~o i lilt 1 u 11c Wflll Vlri!Dhl. old 111111 llalber. HII'IGD l!lr W, !fr-a, larle lot 8lld prden. Phone Ut M4T1&. I II Itt cllrl ' -:k . ,, ...t - .... ~ XQB: I ( .. ~ . ·-- - --~- - ....-.~ - ........._l$w--.... _ •• - 0 . , . .. ,.. • - , . - ~ · · .- -. _ _ , _ I .. ~ ~'~ • ' ' .t 1 " ~ .·, ·1~~ · . :fll:l J , \ ' J.. • . "",...-,.,...,., ..,!II:,' ,. _ _ ,. , . . _ • ...,.._,~ ... • U..Itqll!~!!l"'li... :• - ~ -- .. ,•<. I, . . , . ,. . . . . ·---·- -· r ,, ~ .- •I" . ,'1" • I WE GOT !11§!JI1 TO OISSLNT I 1@2 AR< 'i!1U I'BU C'P UP OIJif ~MARCH ? �--'~-~-~ I \ L I , J. \ •' ' I . . ' ( li I ' ' -'•,·,, _ _,.,... ... ---~-~ :~·~-• . • ~ ., . ----·· ' ' .... . ··_., ... . . ' ',. ~ ' • ' -· ' .~--- "' ,., •4. • ·-· .:ho\,., ~... ' ....,... ~ •__, , _ --- . . . . .· ., : ~ 't • '' . ., ••• 1.\ .~ • \ I ~ . -, .lo · :' t , . ·. ~- I -- I ' I . ' .. ,-• . ... - ,, C SUNDAY ONLY! SATURDA"' Y .ONLY! , 1 .. • . I '..• ~ Sealtest • 1.7 oz. pkg. R~MP - ROAST • • • caA Loaves _; -' - 1 can . BIX-MIX - Showboat j_ I 1 ' Showboat .~ ~~· c L • < • SPAGHETTI • • ·' • • KAij . . . . . - 300 • '• 26oz. box -• Bush s MUSTARD GREENS . 303 CAN - Jergens c FREE PARKING AT THE METERS .IN FRONT .OF OUR STORE AFTEl 5:30 P.M. -SUPER MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 • JtrganaNtw DEODOIIANT • :. MIDDLEPOR'I', 0. ·' ,._ _ .,. , __ _ _ _ "W::.:.,:e•=•er:::.v•'lb:::,•.:::;Rieh:.,::t To:.::;;Umlt:::,:Quantl:=:lle:::...s•---~ sOAP . :"1·' • ' . ' ' 't • " ' r,...J .. .. CHARMIN ' NAPKINS _ Maxwell House ' • 4 :.-n:•· $1 . ~· bu ~ ., • --- •: L~W CALORIE . CAL ·SEVEN 1-lb. can .\ . I •, ,· ORANGE DRINK _ _ _ _ _ _ _ quorr 1Cc . ! TEA BAGS · '~\:; 99c ., , SMUCKERS SUGAR - "' BARS .. . CAN bar ' ••· •·•' ,,... ·• • '"' '' • ~ I ' ·"--~ ")· lll'lll· !11'1>-. -- • •. ~~:1::~- ' ·. j TENDERLEAF .· ..... • 1o , Bl~ck R~spberry PRESERVES __ ;~.49c 20 ' .Strawb,rry "PRESERVES _ ___ . :o~:;49t' ; 4 $1 32oz. bois. MR. G. FROZEN · ., . . F~ENCH -FRIES _ __ _ 5 69c·· . 1,. · lh. ! TO, ALL FROZEN 4 ~.:· $1 - STRAWBERRIES _ _ __ .. . .' l• r'" .. • . . . \ --~----~--------~~~~~ ' .. ' 24 ,:~-19c · . · I ' ·, ' C · Mcintosh 4 APPLeS • _ lb. ' .--· ~ , {I. 1. j . . Ye.llow £ ONIONS • lb. L • 'i . I ' , • · ,• . ; ~ ~ ~ f ' ' i. ~' •' .. : .. !. ' . . i: . . . ' . • .. i ~\ 3 Potat9es 10 IL. Cantaloupes for .. . . ~ . .~.. . . .• : l NewWftlte California: Long . . r--~~-=---=-=-----;;;;;;;;;-~ CAN.ov· :j•· . ,; ' · ; ......__--~----------· "' ;. . BROUGHTON'S l Gal. ~ I ~. -. . ORANGE.::or GRAPE DRINK _ 4~~:::-~ :· ! ' 15 s1 I 60 cl. , . HI-C , I ..... '· . .. cans · 6c!~! . ,: .,, CHarm in TI~SUE • • I ,... ; ' • ,. Flavor · Frialcila PHONE: 992-3480 1-.q t • Chicken CAT FOOD • Comer Mill and Sa~ Sts. • - CLOROX BLEACH i. . Bath Size L (Formerly Evens Super Market) ) _ ___ Mu~fARD -- -- ) ! \ II c•n COMPLETE LINE ,. TILLIE LEWIS ./· DI.ET FOODS -·· :; . I $1 5 11oz. S1 5 5oz. cans ~HO~SJRING POTATOES ~ 9c an ' :!~~Balls - . ORANGE DRINK - Assorted .., . C . .. I • Wegnen 1J)c c.n ' " . .. GREEN BEANS - CANNED POP _ _ _ tOe ~ Armouri"'- ••C0yitrN'IK "CI • ,, . Englleh Mounteln box 10c - box.10c :k~: 39c - · HOT DOG SAUCE . ORANGE JUICE - - cqp c ., BANtfAS · · - - ~ lb~ CUCUMBERS · · · · lb. CARROTS · · · · · ·pkg. ~~g,~e RADISHES · · - · pkg: J • 10c •• 'Cleanser · . ' Dubuque Assorted ' • .. !~fir~ SAUSAGE ·.'"t . All 15c I . lierMI'Il • • CAN - -~ .. . Sunny Boy 303 1 { 1 ·! 1 t ' {i£-.l -Pkll·10c NAPKINS - -- CA,._. . ' SPAGHETTI ' lb. ' . CORN 'MUFfiN MIX Charmln lb. SAUSAGE - - - ~~~· 39c L.UNCH MEAT ·I=U1 pkg. - . -t ·SIRLOIN STEAl\' · · · : lb. 89c I-BONE STEAK · · · · lb. 99c ..._ CLUB STEAK· · · · · · lb. 99c 'cUBE STEAK · · · · · !b. 99c - ·PORTERHOUSI STEAK - · lb. S1.09· 2 99c BACON --- - 49c Brend Chef Boy Ardee ~~ ., Ech~ Martha Whit• RICE - Bush'.s. ~ - ' In The Piece . ·WIENERS - ' PORK & BEANS · · ~ . Ohio Valley •• . • • •• > • ; -~ •-· j { -~ • lb . ' .' .ROUND STEAK1b. GROUND BEEFFresh lb.59c HAM SANDWICHES 10~99c SPUD FLAKES ------- .... 10c . - • lb _ ROAST • • • - · •• I M.rthiWhlt. 'I • • . . ·VY BEANS . ,. ~ $1 09 9 9c ' ,, 300 · 1 STEAK - - -- • TU'RNIP GREENS, ...~_10 HOMINY, ...,. _ ~- - - ~~:10c POTATOES ~~:;~can Beau~ ~= 10c ·TOMATO soup:::~ncan10c can . Bush s ,·, SIRLOIN TIP SIRLOIN TIP PINTO BEANS. .'. ,,. .. 't +· - .. \ c l Gallon • KIDNEY BEANS -------300 ·I ROUND . ROAst • • • ~ ~ · ' lii!EL OF . 300 Bush1s r. 1: 1! . ; NESTEA ,. ,.• ••• Rolled and Tied i Instant Tea . •' I . i .. . .• . ~ . .~ . �--'~-~-~ I \ L I , J. \ •' ' I . . ' ( li I ' ' -'•,·,, _ _,.,... ... ---~-~ :~·~-• . • ~ ., . ----·· ' ' .... . ··_., ... . . ' ',. ~ ' • ' -· ' .~--- "' ,., •4. • ·-· .:ho\,., ~... ' ....,... ~ •__, , _ --- . . . . .· ., : ~ 't • '' . ., ••• 1.\ .~ • \ I ~ . -, .lo · :' t , . ·. ~- I -- I ' I . ' .. ,-• . ... - ,, C SUNDAY ONLY! SATURDA"' Y .ONLY! , 1 .. • . I '..• ~ Sealtest • 1.7 oz. pkg. R~MP - ROAST • • • caA Loaves _; -' - 1 can . BIX-MIX - Showboat j_ I 1 ' Showboat .~ ~~· c L • < • SPAGHETTI • • ·' • • KAij . . . . . - 300 • '• 26oz. box -• Bush s MUSTARD GREENS . 303 CAN - Jergens c FREE PARKING AT THE METERS .IN FRONT .OF OUR STORE AFTEl 5:30 P.M. -SUPER MARKET· Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 • JtrganaNtw DEODOIIANT • :. MIDDLEPOR'I', 0. ·' ,._ _ .,. , __ _ _ _ "W::.:.,:e•=•er:::.v•'lb:::,•.:::;Rieh:.,::t To:.::;;Umlt:::,:Quantl:=:lle:::...s•---~ sOAP . :"1·' • ' . ' ' 't • " ' r,...J .. .. CHARMIN ' NAPKINS _ Maxwell House ' • 4 :.-n:•· $1 . ~· bu ~ ., • --- •: L~W CALORIE . CAL ·SEVEN 1-lb. can .\ . I •, ,· ORANGE DRINK _ _ _ _ _ _ _ quorr 1Cc . ! TEA BAGS · '~\:; 99c ., , SMUCKERS SUGAR - "' BARS .. . CAN bar ' ••· •·•' ,,... ·• • '"' '' • ~ I ' ·"--~ ")· lll'lll· !11'1>-. -- • •. ~~:1::~- ' ·. j TENDERLEAF .· ..... • 1o , Bl~ck R~spberry PRESERVES __ ;~.49c 20 ' .Strawb,rry "PRESERVES _ ___ . :o~:;49t' ; 4 $1 32oz. bois. MR. G. FROZEN · ., . . F~ENCH -FRIES _ __ _ 5 69c·· . 1,. · lh. ! TO, ALL FROZEN 4 ~.:· $1 - STRAWBERRIES _ _ __ .. . .' l• r'" .. • . . . \ --~----~--------~~~~~ ' .. ' 24 ,:~-19c · . · I ' ·, ' C · Mcintosh 4 APPLeS • _ lb. ' .--· ~ , {I. 1. j . . Ye.llow £ ONIONS • lb. L • 'i . I ' , • · ,• . ; ~ ~ ~ f ' ' i. ~' •' .. : .. !. ' . . i: . . . ' . • .. i ~\ 3 Potat9es 10 IL. Cantaloupes for .. . . ~ . .~.. . . .• : l NewWftlte California: Long . . r--~~-=---=-=-----;;;;;;;;;-~ CAN.ov· :j•· . ,; ' · ; ......__--~----------· "' ;. . BROUGHTON'S l Gal. ~ I ~. -. . ORANGE.::or GRAPE DRINK _ 4~~:::-~ :· ! ' 15 s1 I 60 cl. , . HI-C , I ..... '· . .. cans · 6c!~! . ,: .,, CHarm in TI~SUE • • I ,... ; ' • ,. Flavor · Frialcila PHONE: 992-3480 1-.q t • Chicken CAT FOOD • Comer Mill and Sa~ Sts. • - CLOROX BLEACH i. . Bath Size L (Formerly Evens Super Market) ) _ ___ Mu~fARD -- -- ) ! \ II c•n COMPLETE LINE ,. TILLIE LEWIS ./· DI.ET FOODS -·· :; . I $1 5 11oz. S1 5 5oz. cans ~HO~SJRING POTATOES ~ 9c an ' :!~~Balls - . ORANGE DRINK - Assorted .., . C . .. I • Wegnen 1J)c c.n ' " . .. GREEN BEANS - CANNED POP _ _ _ tOe ~ Armouri"'- ••C0yitrN'IK "CI • ,, . Englleh Mounteln box 10c - box.10c :k~: 39c - · HOT DOG SAUCE . ORANGE JUICE - - cqp c ., BANtfAS · · - - ~ lb~ CUCUMBERS · · · · lb. CARROTS · · · · · ·pkg. ~~g,~e RADISHES · · - · pkg: J • 10c •• 'Cleanser · . ' Dubuque Assorted ' • .. !~fir~ SAUSAGE ·.'"t . All 15c I . lierMI'Il • • CAN - -~ .. . Sunny Boy 303 1 { 1 ·! 1 t ' {i£-.l -Pkll·10c NAPKINS - -- CA,._. . ' SPAGHETTI ' lb. ' . CORN 'MUFfiN MIX Charmln lb. SAUSAGE - - - ~~~· 39c L.UNCH MEAT ·I=U1 pkg. - . -t ·SIRLOIN STEAl\' · · · : lb. 89c I-BONE STEAK · · · · lb. 99c ..._ CLUB STEAK· · · · · · lb. 99c 'cUBE STEAK · · · · · !b. 99c - ·PORTERHOUSI STEAK - · lb. S1.09· 2 99c BACON --- - 49c Brend Chef Boy Ardee ~~ ., Ech~ Martha Whit• RICE - Bush'.s. ~ - ' In The Piece . ·WIENERS - ' PORK & BEANS · · ~ . Ohio Valley •• . • • •• > • ; -~ •-· j { -~ • lb . ' .' .ROUND STEAK1b. GROUND BEEFFresh lb.59c HAM SANDWICHES 10~99c SPUD FLAKES ------- .... 10c . - • lb _ ROAST • • • - · •• I M.rthiWhlt. 'I • • . . ·VY BEANS . ,. ~ $1 09 9 9c ' ,, 300 · 1 STEAK - - -- • TU'RNIP GREENS, ...~_10 HOMINY, ...,. _ ~- - - ~~:10c POTATOES ~~:;~can Beau~ ~= 10c ·TOMATO soup:::~ncan10c can . Bush s ,·, SIRLOIN TIP SIRLOIN TIP PINTO BEANS. .'. ,,. .. 't +· - .. \ c l Gallon • KIDNEY BEANS -------300 ·I ROUND . ROAst • • • ~ ~ · ' lii!EL OF . 300 Bush1s r. 1: 1! . ; NESTEA ,. ,.• ••• Rolled and Tied i Instant Tea . •' I . i .. . .• . ~ . .~ . �.. ..... •• \ ~i I Society ·C!J.mrriittees Named _.F,alt.er's Dai'.is ·su.ndtfiv·~ •! . ••• and \ mot TueSday by ~ at Chiirlene Hoeflich, Tel. 992-5292 RestaurB!II. The ----:-=-=-= lowe< at the Columbia Gas lics, called to order by the president, Mrs. Phyllis Baker. The club collect was read and secretary .and treasufer givell. All application for bersblp was giv,en by Leonard, and the members voted In Miss Rita Ball of eroy. The auditing report was given by Rose nolds for the year 1966-67 commendation was r e com· mended for Mrs. A! wilda . . . ner, treasurer. Vocal, p•a_no,_and p•ano acwrdian students of M1ss · The new committees are : ~ercedes Conoon s Gaiupohs, Pomt Pleasant, and fome· Program - Wilma lOY studiOS were presented m three r ecitals heldSu~day chairman, Rose Reynolds, afternoon m the I omeroy Semor Htgh School aud1tonum. lie vale, Martha Belle Frye. Gold _piBnO pms were awawrded by MISs Condon to Personal Development Gene>a Ku~g. Nancy Greenlee, Charleen Ward, and..!.'_ev· tha Fry, chairman, Ann m Barton lor a perfect rec· . Lucille Swackhamer. ord of attendance. are advance~ ;•ano . . . Pupils of Carla Morris per· of Miss Condor's with CIVIC Partlhclpation forrnmg at the first recital in· ner pupils of their own. WReynolds, cha.rman, F . · d G · erner, co-c a~rman, a r1 d Frten , a1 1 ciud~d Rany . 1 '!'homa Peggy Trussell, Jeff· Vocals by _Jenelle Cummms Kennedy, Mary ,. F • d F 'th S lth s and Judy Kmg were mcluded ICe Mlils, Beulah Strauss, m •Deus•n · the second rectt· a1 w1t· h pi- Wrig · ht , Dor Inda W1'lson. re, r~en • 81· ·th ·se m y ost, Bonme 8m• , m •- b Tr' G · E ·1 d F d ti Pullins, Kathv Tuttle, Frista ~no num~rs y rna 1 g g s, mo em an, ~ era on y t d Sh' ·1 G llig Miss Carol Barrutz, Cheryl Hudson, Edith Forrest, cha~rman, Mos a n I ~ ey lueami there Jill Warner, Joyce Mobler, Ter· McElhinney, Nellie Vale. orns P "Y ' " ' 6 ' b S esa Van Meter, Gregory Van World Affairs - Nellie Vale, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, 1 se1ec1mns Y . 1 0were voca M p 'Is Meter, Jenellt Cumm , Da· cha~r:nan, Edna ae omeroy, and Mr. an d M r s. . M' B . , dra Ba11ey. iSS a 11ey 5 PU!Jl . . ·· . ..J Ha ld J h spr1ng,. f' ld performing at the early recital v1d King, Nancy Gr . ee, Bet· Ge:aldme Swadley. ro o nson, , M. K bl y. c k . ty Shaffer, Geneva Kmg, Yen- Fmance - \.<Iretta SaeleDll, Two demonstrations, one lea· were recent guests of Mr. and ;e;~ ": B lh'".:.n~r The:ss ' ida Gibbs, Nancy Jo Ma y e r, chairman. Beity turing the making of a con- Mrs. Harry Beegle at Warn· ~I e, ~~ . e and Miss · Mary Loo -~ing, Grace K i o g, chairman, Martba Fry, tainer and the other a flower pum, Pa. Mrs. Beegle, whose rs . om s Barbara l!ass, Kevin Barton, Handley, Molly Hill, arrangement, were given Tues- condition is improved ·from reWill. Darl~ S her ida n, 1Hoffner, Freddie Houdashelt, day at a meeting ef the Merry cent illness, is a sister to Mrs. An neUe Womer, Peggy Mi I· : Jean Moore, Betty P i c k en s, Gardeners 4-H Club held at the Davis and Mrs. Johnson. ~oan, and Jndy King. iGrace Pratt, Essie home of Mrs. Harvey O'Dell. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nease Pomeroy, 0. The third reclial mcluded vo- and Sharon Parker. Mrs. Robert Snowden a and son, Dick, returned Tues· vats by Charleen Ward, San- Legislation - Grace · O'Dell,. of t h day from Boston, Mass , where TONIGHT and THURSDAY dra Bailey,.)o(l'l* Shahan, and chairman, Martha Fry, Rutland Fnepdly they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed· Juna14-15 NOT OPEN are advisors for the newly wln Stoilatis. Mrs ... StoliaUs Ill I Jenelie Cundollis, and accordi· rie Hoffner, Pearl 1on selections by Bridi!el park Eva Stout. ganized club. the former May Smith. FRIDAY ond SA'I'URDA~ and Dennis Park. Others tak· Membership - Betty Cline, Paula O'Dell, a junior R on n i e Brinker returned June 16-17 lng part were Maureen He n· -~-· gave the demonstration on home Tuesday otter a w~::~~ "KALEIDOSCOPE" . nessy, Lucy Holter, Karen ing a nower arrangement, visit In Belpre with his b (TechnicoluJ J Warren Beatty Johnston, Sharon Johnston, JerMrs. Snowden showed the Joe, and family. Susannah York ry Lee Coleman, Bridget Goble, the technique of creating a ·~;;;;,;;;;;:;.""!"'• "RED TOMAHAWK" 0 Celioo McGowan, Janet sue • tainer from records. A rormri 1 (Te<:hnJcolor) Howard Keel and Joan Morrls, Cindy MeiTifleld, Jim· I on good safety habits was givCaulfield my McClure, Jennifer G 0 b 1e, en by Sherr! Mtchaels. Cary Morris, Rbojean McClure, , An invitation to a potluck din· A tour of the rose garden Marlene Goodwin, Julia An nl ner and reception bononng the Snowden home wa& Holter, Kay McGowan, Meindy iet Capehart, new district for the next meeting Shahan, Mary FJ:ancl!. Bill AI· Iuty, was extended by Lafay. group. TONIGHT, THURSDAY . len, Carla Morrls and Sandra i ette Sl1rine; Gallipolis, wb Officers of the club are ~~,:! m~~: i Bailey. ' lJane Howell Tent, White · dlth Snowden, president; Tanl·l ~ "THE RUSSIANS ARE Floral decoratioDll lor the re- •of Jerusalem, met at the my _Michaeli, v1ce president; 1 eitals were made by Mace 1 Hail, Pomeroy. COMING" , Tem O'Dell, ~etary; SP 4 Woodrow W. l!;ngle, Carl Reiner .F.va Mario Saint Barton. Annette Morgan, Glad· The event will be held Schilling, treasurer; j enD i e 1is enroute to Vietnam a fIe -- PLUSys Cummins, and Carla Mor· p. ''"'· Tuesday. Mrs. recreation I e ad e r; spending a furiOUJh here wlthdl "THE BOY CRIED ris served the punch at a was a guest at the Eads, health chairman; his wife and parents, Mr. and Fraser M~~~!:R" IId!1nt reception following the re- Jane HoweU Tent and Sherri Michael•, safety; and Mrs. Woodrow Engle, Sr. Veronica Hurst cltals. Joyce Mohler of ed a school of. instruction. Brenda Bolin, news reporter. Dell Fife remains a patient - - - - - - - - roy and Darrell Shahan of Gal· Plans were made for a Ofher members of the c I u b at Meigs General · Hospital. His WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY lipolis di'!Piayed art pieces. to be held· on July 14 at 6 p.m. are Linda Williams, Marlene room number is 5. AND FRIDAY ·· at the New Haven Park. It Barrett, Rosemary Snowden, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert 1 DO~~~'e :~~itu PLAN PROGRAM be a family affair. Reported Debbie Priddy, and Roxune ,moved Tuesday to their Lin· "THE GROUP" 1 The MI. Union Ch11tch, two were the parents of Mrs. Patterson. colo St. home, formerly owned randice Berger Joan Hackett : mile. south of Carpentr.r, wUI ine Atkins, both confined to the by the Allgus Howard family. .~~r~~ hold its annual Father's Day Meigs General Hospital and Mike !Joyd, home fro~mmloloy-ed "THE HUMAN program Sunday, June 18th, ry Catharine Goodwin. State University, Is • DUPLICATORS" starting with Sunday School at Wedding gills were ~· at the Mldllleport pool George Nad~olor 9:45 a.m., lunch 011 the grounds to Mrs. Barbar• Dugan, worlhy summer. • Barbara Nichol! at noon, and a hymn sing at 2 hi 1 b priestess. Refreshments UrC ' - - - - - - - - ' ' p.m. Ail lingen welcome. were served duriu& the "God Speail . to ,Amos'' wu - - - ----- - -- -- - · _ hour. ' the devotional theme used by Mrs, Helen Lewis Monday at a meeting of Group S of the S. W<jlllen'o Association 'Of the Mid· WO dleport First United Presbyter· SYRACUSE - White Bibles ian Church. were presented during the SunMrs. J. E. Harley, chairman, day morning Worship service Mn/ ~old Sauer, opened the meeting with pra):· at the First United Presbyter· port, Route 1, Is at OhIo er. The secretary's report w86 ian Church. The sermon, ''How versttr thJII week. attending given by Mrs. R. M. Sherman Great Thou Art," wss deUver· three • day workallop for and Miss Margaret Sauer led in ed by the pastor, the Rev. Linschool English teachers. the study of Ph!UppiaDll. Tak· son H. stebbiruJ. Mrs. Sauer teaches at ing part in the lesson w e r e Presentation of the Bibles w'1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 4 DR._ $1695 Kyger Creek High School. Mrs. Walter Waddell, Mr s. made by Mrs. Pearl McBride, auve writing the below Marcus Chambers, Mrs. Sher· using 1!8 her topic, "Being Jn. 8 cyl. A•1to. trans. Radio and Heater. age student/ and literary man,!" -- "l!ldred Beeson, Mrs. formed In the Scripture." Grad· 1965 CHEVRWT BISCAYNE 4 DR._ $995 !cism will be the worbhcop Jeue Shumaker, Mrs. Lewio, uates hlliiOI'td were MJaa Can· 6 cyl. Standarli themes. and Mrs. Nell DeWees. dace Stebbina, who graduated Conducting the wor·kshopa \ A friendship circle and the from the Morgon High School .' $1495 1965 FORD CUSTOM 4 DR. will be Dr. Hollis Summers Lord's Prayer in unison «fl' at McConnelsville, and Mlos 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. Jack Mathews, Ohio eluded the meeting. Patricia Lond11n, from Southern English Department; High School at Racine. 1965 JEEP STATION WA~. 4 DR._ ~995 Keegan, oupervilor of SON IS BORN It was announced that t he 6 cyl. 4 Wheel Drive. ary English, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Dana W, Mur. ·closing program of the C les Wlll. Upper Arlington ray are announcing the birth munity Bible School will 1964 FORD GALAXIE 500-4 DR. _ $1495 School, Engliah teacher; of a nine pound 100, Monday, held Friday night, June 16 at 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater, Power Steer· Mrs. Woodrow Williams, June 5 at Pleasant Valley Hos- p.m., In the Asbury Met:hodllst mg. man of the Department of pita!. Grandparents are Mn. Church, the host church. An llsh at Wilmington High Elizabeth Murray and the late offering will be takeL to 1964 FORD XL CONVERTIBLE _ $1595 Dana L. Murray, Pomeroy, and defray the expenses of t 8 cyl Mto. Trans. Radio and Heater, Power Steer· PT. PLEASANT Mr. and Mrs. eecn Sheets of schooL mg. \ JJVESTOCI[ SALES co. Sandyville, W. Va. Maternal The Stebbins family mo>Y·ed PT. PLEA..'IANT, w . VA. grea~grandparents are Mrs. into the parsonage Frida 1964 FAIRIANE 500- 4 DOOR - · $1295 Salmfay JUDe 11, 1111'1 Mattie Ash and Mr. and Mrs. from Penoavllle, wbere t be 8 cyl. Std. Trans. HOGS - j70 to 220 21.25 to , Boyd Ash, West Virginia. haVe been residing. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR _ _ $995 22.!0; Heavies 18.25 to 20.?;; Sun Roof Radio and Heater. Lights 18 to 21; Fat Sows 14 to 17; Boars 10.25 Ill 11.80; Pigs 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 DR. _ $1395 S to 14.75: Stock Shoats 14 to !fARO TOP. 8 cyl. P.G. Trans. Radio and Heater, ,. Air Conditioned CATI'J.E - Steers 20.20 to There 11 Alweys Plenty Of .Free Perking . . 1963 MERCURY MONTEREY 2 DR._ $1195 23.10; Helfel'll 18.75 to 20.10; HARD TOP. Auto, Trana. Radio and Heater, Power Space For Everyone At Elberfelch Mechanic Fat Cows 15.85 to 18; Canners Steering. - . 11.25 to 18.75; Bulls 20.80 to Street Werehouu. Only A Few Minutes 1963 FORD GALAXIE 500-2 DR.- $1195 Milk eows 122 to 175; Welk From Downtown Pomeroy. .-.IIAiU> TOP. 8 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio aDd Heater. Stock Cows and Calves 196 230: Stock Steers 2t.35 to :!li.75: Shop For 10 Minute• Or All Dly·· l'ou Alteafl• Pagl..e•• At Stock Heifers 18.10 to .;2.71'; Steer Calvu 23 to -28.50; THE PARKING IS FREE AlWAYS. Stock Heifer Calves 18 to H. VEAL CALYES - ' Tops 30.· Secondl 3tUO; Medium fAt 29.35; Common Heavies to 30. Bab7 Calvu - K to fL -~~~~~- ~~- Music ·Students Of Tri-Counties In 3 Recitals ° Z DemonstrattOnS • Are Given at Club Meett'ng · ' .I '>• ' .. . ' I •) Omen 1 ., I I ' KEITH GOBLE FORD Car Lot ' Middleport " ~- ro, ru iously soft, dependably sturdy. Wash easily, dry quickly. No . problem wjth pewter blue. Small, medium, large and NO: :4<J· 9C!1MEROY-MIDD~EP0Ril'~ • -...:---------------------~ o.· es He.'.U appreciate the neat looks. Luxur· lillereltl 01 ame·s . . . as extra Permanent Press ., by BIG YANK ull!~T CONTRACT - These matched sets work harder, play harder, save wear and tear on your budg..t. Button flap .~ecurity pockets; ~xtra fabric at lmees, elbows, shoulders. Non-rip seams, lined sltirt collar. . SHORT SLEEVES now available. Dad will appreciate these each time he puts them on. Khaki, silver-grey; charcoal-grey, green, black, olive. Trousers sizes 29-42. SHirts sizel 14·17 coUar. All slzeo A to D. Sanforized 100% cotton. and neat patterns. Coat style top ' .·. Give Ded Something He Can Wearl SHORT SlEM WHIR DRESS SHIRTS Cool for Father's Day, cool on Into summer.. Our--short, sleeve dress shirts are permanent press. Looks freshly- ' ironed after a hot summer day, KIRBURY Ban-Lon S.gcks .~. ~ One size fits all 100.\ 'a. White, grey, red, Navi gold, sage green, and black. Swim ·Trunks His Swim.wear i1 here. You'll ha_ve to see this wqnderful Hledion • . FATHERS DAY SPECIAL Bachelors' J'rltnd Socks. 100% . cotton hi your choice of white, bleck or grey, 3 pain $1.00 3 pei~ $1.25 . ,·CARPET PROTECTORS . · FOR CARPET B~Ul'Y Stop p~e . ci"UBh oD your em-Pet with pateDted · laclv oD : clear plastic ,pro~ectors. EJberfelds Housewares department 18 headquarters for the eomplete selectioD of all sizes ID l'Ound -aDd aquare shapes; · ., I,~·I.Mrf-l,d:~ _In ,Porn!roy . . • • ,. .... ; "' .1,' ' !H ·~;I ''iliW"I, seat· Planli)ng and Mid· plan¢ng county and Jolin .....tract for $8.,CU~ Grant Signed PAJAMAS 1 . James Farmer's Home second from left, Signed contracts for a graD! to Meigs for a comprehensive water plan In the county, of Observers at the county courthouse are, seated, E. Robinson, charrman of the left, and MUton .Roush, county FHA supervisor. Standipg, left to right, are Edison commissioner secretary; Warden Ours aDd Charles R. Karr, Sr., county commissioners, of Seico, Inc., the fitm that wiii do the project engineeirng.-Senti'!el Photo. BROADCLOTH SHORT TOP HIGH TOP IJlOIIIe .. Prelll!lt ......... ' call ,., volllllflln Ia UfJ • • 11t1rt flf t11e avo w... - I•"~" § 1 1 .s-s = 3:!! ·; ----------"!~ / FIVE CENt$. -1 THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1967 • on Frank W. Porter; Jr., ottorney for the Tuppers Plelns·Chnter Weier District, on behalf of Senator Stephen M. Young (0-0hlo) uld notiflutlon h11 been received tt.ot on oddltlonol $539,000 loon from the Former's Home Admlnlstrllion haa been authorized for tile woter system. Porter uld the Jncre11od amount Is In eddltion to $1,116,000 already approved os a loan to the Eastern Meigs County Wottr District. 'Coupled with the grant of $1,674,000 from the Ecol)!)mic Devttlopment AdmlnialrJtlon (EDA) the WI• ter district now h11 a federol COIIIPiillmtl)l of funds of $3,3~9,000,'' Portor<soid. "This committmenl mokll the Tuppen PlolnsChesltr Water District the lorglll financed rural w• ter system tho! has been brought Into existence through the effqrts of the Fermen Home Adminlstn· lion and the Economic Development Administration,'' Porter uld. ·.. '• The board of trust- of the water district will meet with Sieco, Inc., engineers for the district, on Friday, June 16, to determine sites for wllltr towers and pumping stations ond to rnstruct the englnHrs to procoed wltt. the final plans ond apeclficotions upon which to edvarlill f.or ~~~~~ for construction. WORK CLOTHES Strip~, ..... .. l!tlllrlllllt ....... ... WATER DISTRICT G~TS Shall~w Program~ OVER ! MILIJON LOAN Lack in Concept and Give Dad \ h i~ E IUlqde . . . . . . ._.. #itt --------------------~-~----------- ,· Be Practical! I ' r,. Mtfpl.MatOJt ;,,.. OHI0 large. WhiteBib/es Presented to T GraduateS ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY _,. ., Now You ICncnif .... ~ en tnei;i' . IIIDpera-, VO~ XX ----- FREE PARKING llldly, lllP .... i.t'lli;,. tonlpj, low In '""' • · ""• low '101. FrldaJ ·11111!!7· :JIIlll Ltaap Ia .FOR DAD! , Prophet Amos Is Topic of Ch hW Motltly llliiiiY. boljllld ~ SWEATER SHIRTS wrinkles. Colors: Coffee, . ·-·~-'----,,..;·'":-,- - - · · - - . . . , . - - - - - · - -........~+--...;'·.:·. .~---.,.---·----~---- -- About Middleport trans. • ·e Weathe. -~l BAN-LON About Pomeroy Shrine Invited T Gallipolis For ReceptiOn t 4, " ·' II Mr Sauer at Workshop lor Area T - I Gift . ~uggestiOJ1s <. For. Dad . ., MEIGS THEATRE ' I ' " '\!,.~: . liliai(mall. Gloria Ebersbach, lng Monday, June 1~, ate p. 111. · Leonard, Edna Mae of all conunlttee chainnen at th~ ColUJ1!1lia Gas. offices to - Lucijie Swack· make p\&Ds for the club'l proWilma Sar- grams lor the coming year. gent. Slidie The program was in chstrge Public Relations - Janet ' of Wllmn Sargent, vice prestKorn, chairman, Molly Hill. dent, ana ~he 21st Annivemlr~ Special Committee - An of the club was observed wl1~ Bailey, chairman, Janet the lighting of a candle an Alice Mills. Beulah Strauss. tlie recitation of two potm' In Flowers - Rose · memory of Mrs. Wm. Burford. Lore!' Saelens. first president of the club. Hostess - Dorinda Members were recognized chairman, Beulah Strauss, the year of their memberRnip chairman, Mary Kunzelman, There are eight active Betty Cline, Edith Forrest, Hel· er members. en Handley , Farie Kennedy, Games were played and Jean Moore, Betty Pickens, Es- es awarded to Loretta S.oel.ens. sie Russell, Pearl Reynolds. Sadie McElhinny, Dorinda Eva Stout, Geraldine Swadley, son and Ann Bailey. The Joan Wright, Sharon Parloer. eling prize went to Alwllda Music Director - Lucille ner and the door prize to swackjlamer. . Bailey. July's meeting will Parliamentarian - Rose Pey- in charge of the hostl!ss no Ids. mittee. · Telephone - Alwilda Wern- If.,~.;;;~;_;;;;. er. chairman, Sadie McEihh · ney. Bulletin - Freddie Houda· shelt. . book Phlll Bk Scrap y s a er. There will be a short meet· - - -- - - '•' ·. " '· . ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. Jam!!~! A. Rhodes blasttiG the federal government today for not doiD~ enough -. eliminate the causes of racial unrest in Ulties. "'Pili tro11ble is a direct fesult of shallow federal ~ ~c~i~g in the concept of ne~ to train people for apt. cthc JObs," the Republican cltief executive Bald. "Thest problems cannot be solved with haphazard and~ !hods. The shotgun •pproach to help a few ~ thousands of others should · be discontinued." called out to q1lell dlstarball1ll Rhodes, who has spent sever· whether requeslecl '- Ioiii flil. al sleepless nights as a result cials or noL of racial disturbances at Day· Oblervera ton and Cincinnati, called for •we ba.. oat aboeofttl It intensified and long-range pro- all of oar eiUe1 and 11t an grams for training and retram- preparecl to pltlldll pellq i;. ing. to effecl II die ...1118 ~ In the same statement Rhodes rants," he l8kL warned the slate will not per· "We 8nl go!Dg to pnllect Ill mit "professional agitators, and property in 01110, JWO(r.l looters and hoodlums" to run ri· the clUes and the lpoeeDII.. ot throul!h Ohio's cities. "Profusional agl.tatorl 1114 In the future, he said, 1t. e o!hers who seek to exploit !be Ohio National Guard will be (Continued on Pap I Pn•• Negro Gangs Rip Cincinnati � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 14, 1967 smith