https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2df54f5d1a430e7b4287154c30da7a28.pdf 1d892904b1fcf70dd338d54615246201 PDF Text Text .. ..... •• \ ~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 �/ I' -; ' ~~.I\ ' ' ( '"~"· .. ,. 4i~ ',, ' -····· ' ' ' ;Americans,. ,·Vietnamese, -RatiliePlans· 4th of July •• ' 4 vaiHfetoKIIIU p' ':c'O:Y !f M:~~= . ree ACUOnS Filed Court Lin . ater e Mayer Names CoJDDlltteeS • For Art Show _ ). _ - Revue Ducats - @[}::{]@@~~ if(g)(§l W@(bD~ . ~(k!J[Q)~filT .' 1 MaJOr LeafiUe ltne Scores PAily SENTINEl ... • • ·r-----...... - . . -....... ... . . . . - ........ ~ his occurred are lower middle att. Hno class realdenllal sections dotted •' · nMit 0.11...., boJi with businOSI districts' IU . Jltqlj "'it ~ ""'"",. ....... .., Both homea and bualnese ••• ~'f:-.. - 6:.,~ " '"' range from nmdown to or~! I 10"" ""' _ ,. ; ~ m""'i- e .ie. ~ ....,_ MJO' 11:t' kept • ·~ ~ ·- OOI!T'" ,...,. Dr Bruce Green, president of .., ~ 00!0 ....., •• the Cincll)natl Otapler of the midi 9jit - ·fiRM! f/1'' ....,. NAACP, blamed lha riots on .~ l!lack Nationalists, but said the outbreaks were "IDevitable " :r • ' "" " ton •··~ ~;11'"'"' 11 ""' -.,. II Nft fott 1fo ·i:1J"" . ;::: ::J. ":'l· :--:::::.::: = "'''""'"•· ooalalnlo, '" ...... mon at 11·30 a•m• today under aun- president of th•"\ conference sa\d or .... • ny skies stood at 78 ~·· 816 delegates ('15.2 per centl vo , . ,,.,.., ., ,.,......<loll Polio · ted IU '"r the plan whlle ••• " ••• "'' "" .. " 14 ct.hq '""""' • oWV w·~:a..- •••• for t!M p!UpDN of •IJlM of COACH NAMI!D-, against It and one abatalr.,d. "" .,.,.,., MARIE'ITA, Ohio (UPII ..";";,,.:~..·~u:~~~ 4••1 lo " 14 J 0hn C••lll '--ly • d liMn .,...PeUUon '""" trill •••••th•t ... I 1, tu.riMr I tea AmnUd th., ar• basketball meh and atbll'ttc The series of simple physl· '"""''"~' 1o '"'"" ••• · - •• •• director at New London ll1~h cal exercises known as t h e "'''" :l'~"' ~~:r..~~~·::'.i~:':.. School, hu been named head "dally dozen" was originated) ot "' Powou, 4 • batlketball coach at Marlett• by Walter Camp, great football w....., '"" "''"' High School -ach ID 1'"'L ,.,..,.,,, ::.u;:: "•;,:=" . • - ' ...6 ... I Long Bottom II I Society News RIZER OIL CO. I ... ,."'.... , tf,.• v,"'a < ~ 1 Point Rock Society Notes I 0 •uv 0 0 0 0 •u..... A .,III• ..,.Lt•HT ""''·' aaN. uv. MDV• TD DUTillll MDN.D&.IA. IN IT. (~) (lnltu~Jittl) .II.ND ALL .UMM.A AT TH. MDVI··· ~~=:..J •N..tDY WHDLII·HDU•• GA. AlA CONOITIDNtNg, =..) llll ( ... ..... ml Itt • 1~1 ~. 0 _..,ilUI ' Suff, 111111 Gai lir -1"1·" . - ~tlttld• . 1967 u.s 0pe'nu-nderway '"ort• as an Olytbpic gold r' Mial w•nner .In botlng and , , bnbslcddmg, d1ed of a heart . , e 1 ' attar.k Wedrt~sday. · · 11 I ' • •• ·' fnt•rnadonal League Standlnp . SPIUN~. N.J. By United Pre!~ llttefii!JIItlllal · ~ fabulolts '62 In Ills final tuneup · w, L. Pet. GB :made Nicklaus lhe Rochelt~r . 33 . 16 .6'13 Toronto .24 , 20 .MS Buffa\o. • ~ 22 ,:A .iiOO Rtchmondc' •'::,%(~26 .tllo .fark<nnv!Ue 23 .4t$ Tnledo . ddlot>ttl 0 oboul ,.., - ' . ' " • 'M •..,,.,,...,., ali <II '· it. 21. aa. ... I' ~. e " ' • ' reporting Nicklaus had elgl)t lilrdies, UtUe blt of of them in a row 1 to 10 with hlp. pars as be matched l!1e' · muscle seo~ of ~~ 'lll~· •' ., id lro,uM m Australia. sa been asking, ·.. ... I(',.:. ,... "·'C.I. 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""'"' 75 1 .: I 3·T Nylon Cord ALL·WEATHER TIRE $ mn t 00 1 I .' s I I WORLD •r "' Inpony PIay I I ta lI BIG CAR OWNERS TIRE SALE I l w senators 065 227 - 22 ~ I lnd tans 055 016 - 11 8 I Coates, Bratton (2), an<' Kloes Dodson (LP! . !ev 12), Wa,ner !4) and~,~ ,: ~·" St~warl Umpire Steve 4 ~ RHODES .l-• Portlandt'S 1 lfC={]~lj ~~ 1 Cooke and Hoffman. Green and Manley Umptres: C. 'l'an· neht!l and C W Searles. ~ 1 4-2 Wt'n'ner ~(k!J[f\'a][f¥1]~~ @@lMJ!;S@OOif and ! F'erretri:i a smgle. Hed le~s 000 OZO •• 2 5 Z Red Sox l'ilO l2x- 5 of 0 By Uait•d Pres• lnternallonal Natloaal League G. AB R. H. Pet. f Wl' Clmnte, P1t 52 205 43 76 371 1 American League IKansas Ctly at Detrott (2. IWI·ICepda, StL 51191 31 67 .351 L••~ b W. L. Pet. GB mghtl ·· Staub, Hous 47168 15 57 339 1 !ch1cago 33 22 589 .. \1,nuesota at Cleveland (mght) ~ t\aron, Atl 54 209 43 70 .335 "P 11 t' NEW YORK (UP!\ - Smce lJetrott 32 24 571 I 'h ' By United Press lnternatloual Brock, St L 55 252 46 84 333 ay ' no a en JOn, the Cmcmnah Reds dtdn't fare , Baltimore National League :Flood, St L 49192 27 64 333 taking a lo:!se\~~d off firs·• Jndtan pitchmg was Its undo-' 28 27 509 5 very well here agamst the last'lBoston w. L. Pet. GB Phllps. Chi 53 177 30 58 328 · mg A parade of three hurlers 29 28 509 5 place Mets, they headed west Mmnesola Cmcmnah 23 .629 . Rose, Ctn 59 237 44 77 .325 to the mound walked 21 batters, 39 29 28 509 5 today to try their luck agamst cleveland 34 21 .618 l'k Gnzlz. Phil 47147 'tl 47 320 struck out 11 htt two. but gave l 28 30 483 6'h St Loms opponents on the other coast IKansas City 28 31 475 7 San Francisco J2 25 561 4'h 1Mcrvr, St L 45 !57 26 50 .118 1up only five ht!S ThiS produced The Reds' halt today at Den. New York 27 30 .474 'I IPtttsburgh 29 25 .537 6 i American Leagu• I )the 22 Senators' run~. 7 of them I ver to play a mght contest, but Caltforma 28 33 459 8 )Chtcago 29 25 537 6 I G. AB R. H. Pct. i m the top ol the SIXth Walburn If's ]Us! an exhibitiOn With a ml· Washmgton 25 34 424 10 IAtlanta 29 28 .509 7'h IKaine, Det 53 195 48 67 344 1 had three htts and Coates two nor league team and doesn't Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 26 29 .473 9'h IF Rbnsn,Balt ' for all the Senators' bits 855x14-Power Cushion count as far as the National New York 7 Washington 1 Ost, lLos Angeles 22 35 .386 14'1.. 53 207 43 70 338 1 The lnd1ans got e1ght htts. League standmgs go twtlight) Houston 23 36 390 15Y, Carew, Mtnn 56 216 30 72 333 two by Cunningham and one 1 White Side Wall Washmgton 9 New York 2 (2nd, ' New Vork 19 35 3>2 17 Ystrmsk, Bos 57 204 36 66 321 each by Rue. Warner. Stobart Tubeless (Second ) 1 The teague-leadmg Oh10ans,lmght) Wedoesday's Results Frehn, Det 561'15 24 5> 314 J Manley, SwiSher and B Man1 by just I' , games over St Lows Chtcago 8 Boston 7 (1st, Los Angeles 4 Cbtcago s Nrthrp, Det 50 199 25 62 312 ley Coates. and Bratton who Original Equip. and 4'1• ahead of San Franc•sco, twih!ht) !New York 4 Cincillllat1 o (mght) ,Mnchr, 081 56193 38 60 .311 \ .i~~t~a~u~~::.·~~:fr6,~::~~ relieved him m the second wtth l 55 197 29 60 305, Pony league game at Portland: the bases full sf !ndtans gave I '"II open a <cries at Los Ange- Boston 6 Chicago 1 12 nd, mght) 1Atlanta 16 Philadelphia 71 Plrclt, B~ les Frtday to see 1f the third· Kansas Ctty 9 Baltimore 2 1tmght) IBerry, Chi 55217 32 66 304[ up only eight walks, fanned lour from-the-last Dodgers are any lmght) iSl LouiS 7 p 1ttsburgh 4 tmght) jScott, Bos 55202 26 61 3021 Bob Dtddle went the diStance and htl nobody. wh1ch was the eaSier than the New Yorkers Minnesota 7 Detrotl 0 <night) Houston 7 San F)"anciSCO 4 . Homo Runs i for Portland, fanned 14 and difference Calllorma 3 Cl~wl and 2 (ntght )' •mght) NatmuatLeague: Aaro", walked three Garv NorriS. the RED SOX WIN Vtetory prospects are not too ' p Red d R. hth d M k G brt ht for lhe Reds at the mo Today's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pltcbers . Braves 17; erez, s an Letart pitcher, s ruck out 11 tg an er ' e reen g dd (All Times EDT) cAD Times ED'fl 1Brock, Cards 13, Clemente, and 1soued three free passes the Red Sox scattered It v e 1 ment, as Los Angeles en e an Baltimore IDillman 3-0) at Ptttsburgh !Veale 7-1 and I Ptrates 12; 5 tied With 11. Redleg ht!s, walked only four 'tght game losmg streak wtth a . . Ph.l d 1 h American League: F Robtn- Letart, coached by Duane Iand fanned 7, m leadtng the Red ~3 •m over the Cubs ~t Chi· i Kansas City (Nash 7-5), 7 p m Blass 1-l) at t a e p ta I d I Wolfe got its two runs m the So h 52 t fl h d YOfJR BE.~T tfNF, BfJY IN ITS PRICE RANCE/ ·rh . DetrOit (Sparma 6-0) at ' •Bt 1ng 6-6 and Ellsworth 2-3) ,SOn, Ortoles 18 Bowar , • . x tot e1r · vtc ory. e a ,ago Wednesday afternoon e iSenators and Ktllel>rew, Twms ftrst on smgles by Art Hill, Kt· errorless support afield. ' 38\ tl16 Yastrzemski Red Sox 15 ser and Alldnch Alldrich also Tommy Cooke qf the Redlegs Dodgers had to weather a last· 'I Mmnesota CBoswell 34), 215 ,2, 6.05 pm nmng bases-loaded rally to p m Los Angeles (SUtton . a !M;ncher Angels' Kaline Ttger; had ., smgle m the ftfth. walked .three fanned 10 and •merge on top i New York (S!ottlemyre 5-6) Chicago IJenkms 8-3) , 2 30 P m. • • • · • I at Washmgton IBertama 1-1!, 1 San FranciSco (Bolm 3·5) at ••nd Mantle, Yank• 12 Portland opened Its scormg gave up 1 hils, a smgle and a Tomm~ DaviS drove m three 8 05 p m llousl !Cuellar 7-2), mght . Runs Retted In effort m the botlom of the hrst tnple to Manley, a smgle to uns on a double and a sacrt· Chtcago (Howard 2-4) at I t O~ly games scheduled) NationalLeague: Aaron. ! when GenP Roy Lawrence sock· IBatley, three Stngles to Pullm 1 fly to sna p Jtm Malonev's 80 ,, 0 • 1 ~ , slewslu O-O). 7 30 Friday's Games Braves 45. Clemente. P1rates l ed a home run Walks, stolen and a S'\'gle to Green Cooke lour·"''"'' wm streak m the rub· I'm <Chtcago a! New York (mghtl 41. Perez, Reds 42; Brock. I bases and errors contrtbuted to had two bobbles back oi htm ,game of the Reds-Mets l<r i toni) games scheduled) Ip' t t s burg II at Phlladelphta Cards and Wynn. A~tros 40 I the other Portland scormg whtle The Red_ So~~tt m the '50x11 Was Frldav's Games t mglltl I American League. F Robtn· Lawrence also got a smgle m • bl ~~ek l ut . l • plus U 5S New York at.Ch~eago <ntghtl 'St . LoUis at San Franctsco son Onoles 33 , Ktllebrew, 1 the Stxlh The Portland team l "ftrst ftve days of p•e-season l S!2 f ('tl [L bll, Yo' l< scored one run 10 , · 47 Kal e T •ers 43 d football pracltce to be devoted I 1T ~ Tride NHdtf , Bo<lon at Washmgton (2 !WI· lrtighlt ' wms • m • t, · IS managed by Tom Dtddle an · ope~ m~ fram e \\hen Davis h ' •r ' n t at Los Angeles Yastl7.emski, Red Sox 42, I Amos Wallbrown entirely to physical condll!Om'1g NOW... Bud Hn H::·t.;.on home w1th mg 0 . I mcm a 1 Howard Senators 37 I w1th no contact work and no ' "' "n f1r0 blow to gJVe wm- ''al,torma at Baltimore (2, twl ,\ mghtl ' Pi hi · protective eqmpment w1th thf' l lll1t k Tubll!llll I ' mght) !Atlanta at Houston (mghtl tc ng Sports Briefs .. h Size " p!tcr:e· Bob Sl!nw t e milr li National League: Lemaster, By United Press International excephon of helmet and "hor.s !i 50 X 1J , n<'t'lle: lm hiS sccottd ' • • Braves. Queen. Reds and Veole, SPEEDER CAUGHT SPEED- The resolutiOn wtll be 1 75"X- 14 [7 50 X 14 f >i ('lOI'' V '" seH n mound appear· I ' Pirates n Nolan, Reds 5·1. lNG dered by th.e NMtOnal Commtt 1:!25 X 14 (8 QQ ~ 14)"T l"' • Cuellar Astros 7-2. I f N D 1 A N ~ p 0 L 1 S 1 n d tee of !he NCAA at tls October i 7s;-l!l (6 70 )(15) ) (4 5 LP T 11 t • . •a Lea , H 1 , ' ' . !I8I,on€•Y had walked Harrel· By United Preso International \\P- Ortega · 1 · ' o son omertc 0 goe. or en. (UPI1 - AI Unser runnerup m meettn•• __ 1Whtte Sox 7-0 Sporma Ttgcrs the 196'1 1ndtanapohs 500 m1le so, Mho advanced when the National League 1:1-21 HR- Whtlaker (5th) 1 WITH OLD TIRE . rw'1l ~ or der threw wtldly to LA 000~ 011-4 9 2 lll-0 McGl othim, Ange1s ll-1, race was arrested Wednesday LINEMEN SIGN '' ' 1.on borg Red Sox 7·2· p eters, · on a' speedmg charge. NEW YORK (UPII- Offens1ve ~('cond on an attempted for tt• Ch!cago 000 111- 3 10 0 c I •ftrst game) While So 8 3 [lnJemen Darrell Dess and Hoger • f n piP lf!m'pPrrd Nd on cord on Ken Boye r's. grounder Ed Osteen. ~egan 18l. M1lh•r (9), 1 •Chtcago x • Unser, who was clocked at 49 DaviS Wednesday Stgned " 021 300 liD- 8 16 1 .., \! r ~ n uh·~ ~ e Tufs\ n rubbe r miles per hour m a 30-nHie , tracts for the 19ti 7 Krane pool sac nhced to get Hur- l Perranoskt 191 and Roseboro, Boston 1 030 002 002 _ 7 6 3 • I r a1 k· tcsted uf ~.:ou ne rclson mlo scormg post!ton, and !Culp, Gardner (4), Koonce C7) 1 Pe\ers, McMahon (6), Locker -----zone, is scheduled to appear m Football League season Wtlh the' Da11s ~lched hllll to gel the and Hundley WP .OSteen 11-6 . 191 Wopd 19 i and McNertney. l Mumctpal Court July 6 New York Gtanls. 1 run across. 'LP-Culp 3-6. HRS-Gabrte!son ' Martm (7) Bennett CISCO <4) I • -Dess a SIX·ioot 24f>.pounder · . VIS <apped a three-run M•t lc3rdl , Osteen (lsi I, B"')k• IQsmsjd 'Ciih Wyatt 181 and VN1JilRGUES ~URGERV rrtur:n~d to the ' GJants lest ro'· y m the etghth wtth a dou· !lOth I and Santo I!Olhl l c.u..on , 1\'P- Pj!ters tS·l 1 LPDETROIT (UP!) - Center scaso~ after spendmg a veor ble, after Harrelson had slatted ISan Fran 100 002 010- 4 8 I }~itt )4_31 HRS--'Kc nwnrthy 1 Norm Ullman of the Detroit wtth the Washmgton Redskms the frame wtth a walk, Boyer! Houston 501 010 OOx- 7 12 1,(2nd 1 Scott C7lh l Petrocelli - Red Wtngs, a •IZ.year National DaviS a 5-2 245.pounder do•1bled and Kranepool was pur I lcsthl,' Agee tiOLh) Wtlllams Mr and Mrs Wayne Pnnce 1H'*key League veteran, ente~ed lwill 'begm 'hiS etghth po"IY passed DaviS now has a Perry, Sadeck1 (1) , Herbel (7) 1Clstl. were ,1( Columbus to attend UniverSitY Hospital at . A<m season also has seen lola I of 31 runs batted m thiS and Haller; Wilson 13-31 and I the gradoattoo of their grand· Arbor )llch., . Wednesday . to with the Chicago Bears and Los • ' I • season. !Brand LP-Perry <5·6) HR- .;, '• •; I daugt.ter Jarkie Dean undergo sur~ on hts 'Shoul· A...n!ge:_-le~s~R.":am:':s"'.:._ _ _:__ _.:l!:-:,....,....,....,...,....,,.,.,.....,..,,..,...,...,........,,......,,..,.,.....,...,..,.,,! 11•e lo" combtned wtth the Hart (9th). i I second . ~arne) • Mr and Mrs Dorsel der. v· •Cardmals' 7-4 wm over Pltts-1 -'Chicago OOil dob 10~- I 6 n and famtly spent the !:JllJllan, 31, Wtll have the end burgh Wednesday ntght shrank Atlanta 000 427 012- ·16 16 01Boston ~ 110 40x- 6 15 0 at Royal Oak Park of his colhll;)loo• removed to thP Reds' league lead by one •Phtla 000 101410-7 1121 Klages, McMahon (6l Locker ! Mrs Hank Holter and correct an mJury suffered last game over Sl LoUis But stnce 1 Johnson, Bruce (8) and Torre, [!'/), Wood \8) and Martm . and Mrs Davtd Smtth and season San FranciSCO dropped a 7-4 · Uecker (7) L. Jackson, Boozer Stange, Santiago C81 and Ryan ! tly were vtstltng Mr and ~ game to Houston, the Reds re·; t6l Green <6), Loughlin (6), G. WP- Slange (1-4) LP--Kiages ' Joe BISsell at Mason, W PREVENT INJURIES main 4'h games ahead of the 1Jackson (9) and Dalrymple WP 0-ll. HRS-Scott (8th), Yas- Mr and Mrs Howard COLUMBUS Ohio (UPI)-A c Gtants, lhetr next opponent after I' -..Johnson 16-41 LP·-L Jackson trzemskt (15th) of Paden Ctty, IV Va, joint comm1tlee at the National! the Los Angeles senes C3-7l HRS-Boyer (9th), Fran· I Mr and Mrs Garth Sm1th Athlellc Tramers Convenhnn 1 Cmrmnatt moves mto San:cona (lsl), Aaron (1'/lh), Bait Wednesday passe~ a resolullon , 000 100 001_ 2 8 2 Nellie Stethrm FranrJ<co Monday, and then ' Callison (7th) KC OlxMary Lowse Riggs of Tup•imed at protecting football I ' 031 040 9 12 0 goes on to Houston Wednesday \ -McNaDy FISher (S) Bunker I pers Platns was a Sunday guest players from tnjury to complete the road trtp stops Sl LouiS 420 000 1110- 7 9 21 CS) Mdle; 17 ) and Etchebar- of her aunt Mrs Oscar Bab- -';:Th:e=m=ea:s:ur:e=c:al:ls=fo:r=the 000 010- 4 11 0 ren, Dobson, Aker 17) and cock 030 PtU I• SIGN 17-YEAR-OLD Gtbson 18·5) and McCarver; Duncan WP- Dobson (4-2) LP Mrs. Curt Cawthorne and CINCINNATI (~I) - The 0 Dell, Sisk (2), Law (3), -McNally (3-4) . . lison of Columbus VISited Mr C1• nat• Reds announced to· McBean •8) and May. LPand Mrs. John Groee. day they had signed Jerry O'Dell (5-3) HR-McCarver -Mr and Mrs. Kenny Flick . 17-year-old pitcher from <6th). Detrmt 000 000 000- 0 5 I olds were viSiting Mr ' I Hamtl!~n. Oh1o ", Mmn 240 100 OOx- 7 11 I I Mrs William Reynolds, Porne·l Flick a recent free agc•.t!Cmct 000 000 000- ~ 6 1 Wdson, Dobson (2), Sherry roy. ---------draft chmce, was signed to a 'New York 100 000 Oilx- 4 5 I '5) , Marshall (7) and Freehan; Dinner guests of Nellie By Mrs. J. E. Radek!d cr ' With Wytheville, Va , Malone Abernathy '(8) and •i(aat (3·7) and Ztmmerman LP em were Mr and Mrs Howard Dally Va~allon Btble School thr Aopalachlan League. 'l'ne 5-I Edwards:' B. Shaw (2·5) and - Wtlson C!Hil HRS-Kdlebrew Voung, Paden City. Edith Os-[ will be held at Col~mbia S~h?"ll fool 3-inch, 195-pound rightt "· Grole. LP-Maloney (5·3). born, Keno. and Mr and Mrs thiS wee_k. The lmtlal aetiVI!y er olayed hiS high school base·t tead na!lg! Cleve 200 000 000- 2 7 I Garth Smith was a wJener roast and potluck bRII al New Mtami High School) American League Call! 000 100 002- 3 6 0 Mrs. Betty Louden and family supper on. the church lawn Son· Hr was also a fullback on the· (1st game) Siebert, Culver 19) • and of Cheshtre were visiting Mr·; day evenmg. football team for one season. INew York 400 001 020- 7 13 01Azcue, Wright, Rojas (8) an~ Phyllis Larkms. Mrs. Mande Holcllllb spent -----!Wash · 000 100 000- 1 7 31Rodgars WP-Ro1as lf>-5) LP- Mr. and Mrs. Guy last week In Columbus .•t the EAGEN SUCCUMBS Downmg 17-3) and Howard; .Steber! (5-6) . HRS-Colavito spent several days at Charles Essex home c~rtng for • NPW YORK (UPll - T hc !Pascual, Lmes 12), Cox (8) and (51h), Rodgers (2nd I bus w1th thetr children her grandchildren While Mr srnr l< world todav mourned tor icasanova LP-Pascual (tJ.4). Mr ·and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Essex ar~ attending a P"" '"~ of Col F..dward P F' l and Nellie Stethem were convention m Mtami Beach, Yau odd wlue •• welt H convenlonco when you modemlze. Our hcMno E~<ite Eagak scholar, "1!1·: (sectl1)11 sJ.me) Flgbt Resultl fng Mr and Mrs Emmett Florid~. Mrs. _Laura Kre~s and, 1 oxpoltl wut help you pton end bUitcJ that new 111'1111'1, kltcllan, or oddllloll. nr '"'ena." and champion prize..New York 000 000 002- 2 5 I By Unlted Press lnternallunal em. Mrs RUth SwJShe~w~e m C~ Wt olio . - you llle blot vaiUOI In bulldln& molerlals to live you llle ~ f! "hter IWash 200' 100 OOx- 3 11 I NEW YORK (UPil-Victor Audrey Smith and Ne II lumbu.!l Friday a . e The 69-year-old Eaga•J, who l Tillotsofl., MOnbouquette (6), Baerga, 134, Puerto Rico, Stethem were dinner guests l).ome wtth them srrved as chairman of lhe New ;Verba~tc (8) and Gibbs; Orte- outpointed Victor Melendez, 135 Edittw.Osborn, Keno. a week. Vork Stnte Athletic Commission ga, Knowles I') and Casanova. 1-4, Puerto Rico UO). • 1 -Violet Smltll Nellle ~ale aQ!I Roberta for ' " years from 1915 lhrou~h 1 are worklna on the ~''1 and gained hi~~< place In I · · Ding cemmlttee wltjl "Project I °7 I Leaders 1 Grover GetS Mttchell Job '' The Senators CHi) wod their thtrd wtlh thetr thtrd run on affatr over the Indians, now !HI, ' Pulhns' leadoff smgle and an and the Red Sox pulled off a ' error Thetr two runs m the mild upset. 5-l. to !liVe the j fifth was extra frosting Redlegs thetr second loss Wed· , The Redle~s managed only resday evenmg in Middleport tw1, runs in the ftflh on a wal h. Boys' League play. I w Call '< <> n~le and Cooke s The Red Sox stand with a 4-1 record, tied with the Braves Mom. l'mo •nd Yankees I '* 1 Senators Win First Game, · Red SOX Upset Redl cgs 5•2 4-0For2nd • h traiO' t w.In S ' Go On Sale This \Veekend Jr l • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0. June 15, 1967- 3 double Cooke had another dottb!e Lou McKmney a double, -l Blank Reds NEGROES 5. 0 Lowly Mets. Do It Saxbe was WR/tlni for the state E d u c a II on , Deplll'IIP~ . 1t . c;::OLUMBtr$ (UPI} - The attorne)'. general's office "clean fip lts" own affair,!' ha8 proof in numero~s cases of kickba~ by ghotograph· Klckbaeki FIDaoce VacatiOII ers'to sthools, but hq not prosecuted them, a d tire prac- Jones tenlll..t there ' wert tict .l.t natMtwlde. This was brought to light Wednesday I ' 'r •-l•'" nlgllt lit the. lt!JI~I h(tarip.g before the Ho\lse Ed!lcatlon provab e cases 0 sc ...,. priJI. Committee on bUls to provide a uniform contract for clpals taking vacations financed school pictures, and to allow school board~ to use thelr from the, kickbacks w~lch al· funds to pay for student ac-1 ~gedl)l. liP )lito the soJiliOI acllv· tivlty programs. prosecuted lml1)edlately. tty lund. Rep. Robert Jones, R·CoiU!I\- He said the casea were not Mrs. Cbaney IBid lhe )lrdO. bus, sponsor ol the unlfGI'tll COD• prosecuted because It was felt ti~e w a s "Very widespread tract bill, said Atty. Gen. Wil· it woula cause an uproar that tbroughtiu! the states," whllt uam Saxbe had shown blm a would undermine ~onQdence ID other wltn..-ea aald i.llfN Dl· stack of papers several Inches school administrators. uonwlde. h'"" of cases which could be Mrs. Vlr"'•1a Chaney, repee'&'' a-• · Th • ExteDSIOD BJ•ds voted sentlng the copsumer ft!audl secllbn of Saxbe•w offi"l!. veiiba prosec¥ted but that Art all • day celebration will be ~aged July 4th by lire Ra· ·•· ., ,• .,._ De t t nd SAIGON (1!Pl)-Thousands tf light Colnmuntsts in a VIet Skyraider alrcl'afl jobled lly ,...,!!' • ,... par men a ~erican and South Vtetna- Cong sanctuary never chal· armed American helicopters. Emereency Sq!llld. mese troops battled Communist lenged before. ' The ftrst contact was made The celebration will begin at guerrillas on two frooli .lear The "Big Red One" troopers by aboul 200 South Vietnamese 10 a. m. with the annual par~911 and killed at least 371 l<eported killing Ill Communists troops They held their ground ade. which will form at the Ra· Wei~ Qlillt.Jry kesme ill ,U.Oir I;JIIal 1ta~ at the Wtll' against the much larger Com- cine Ore_ house. Ju~lng of the sitill tod~. j ". S_IIO n D haven• 50 miles nurth munist force until . reiDforce- floats ~~ be held ImmediateA multi-battalion force 0 !the northeast of Satgon. Intelligence ments and air strikes could ly lollowmg the psrade. u.s. lst Infantry Division- reports said 2,000 hard core Viet reach the scene. . There will be. games for all P,rilaos 1,000 men-pushed d cqng were butina'deeper 1n the Spokeamen said five Vletna· ages and a chtcken barbecut m' ,.;1' d. eep "-gle · mese troops were killed and lit' will be held an day at tl:e fire ., o ense, 1wampy J•'"•les to '"" • • • h H ad 1 . - -·-....., swanns of heUeopten lifted wounded. ouse. orne m e ce cream 'WI the Gls into po•ition. The Mterlcap Infantrymen will also be sold. Three suits were llled Wed· 30 7 'tf The Sooth Vietnamese Army suffered three killed and II At ' p. m..a talent show nesday In Meigs County Com· ; scored one of Its biggeat mJured fn the IDillal stages of wtll be staged 10 the . #mor mon Pleas Court victories ID months, killfng 211 their COII!lnulng Jun&le night. high schQol IJ!Ider the dtrecl!~n An action by the state of Communlsl& ID paddy land 65 of Mrs. Marilyn Powell. ~~!s Ohio, Bureau of Workmen's . miles southwest of Saigon. wtll be followed by .a re.cod Compensation, ts asking to reThe battle pitched the South bop and a fireworks dtsplay. cover $1,71111.09, pl.. Interest Vletnamue 21st Infantry Divi· and costs, from Robert Jeffers, : s1on aaaiDst !be fearlld Vtet DBA Jeffers Coal Company, ~Autlwrlzatlon was given Ma- Cong "Tay Do" battalion. The Pomeroy Rt 2. Y~r lfermal! London to adver· two fQI't!e~ are long-time foes m In other activity, Kathle811 ~~.• "'r bkbl fur OGnstruqtlon of the lr!eJI9ng Delta rtce bowl Moore Hill Is asking support •.wh~ths nf a mile water 1001h of ~on. from Marvin Moore under the ll~}iztaion lj011g Route Uf O!llclalf said hall the Coli> reciprocal dependency law and bf §ra~UN Council in special munlst bltt.alien was wiped out. Committees for an art show James H. Rickman, Middleport, "!'liOn Wednesday everung Many ol the Coftl111unlsts were to be staged June :ZS.Z5 aa•a part filed petition for divorce from ,liMllcinr of. the lildlllon In- killed In hard-hitting strtkes by of Big Bend Regatta Week End Advance tickets for the Re- Betty Lou Rickman, Gallipolis, " 1 llfW subdtmtun was ap. Vlelnlll)es• prop· driven AI have been named by Bill May- galla Rhythm Revue to be charging grosa neglect of duty. llfoved recently with a loan er, who along wltb Aaron Zahl. staged at 8·30 p. m. on Frtday, A divorce has at.o been a· bfom the. Farmer's Home Ad· will head the exhibit. June 23, under the big top on warded the defendant In an acnuetstratton. Application for M K th B M the upper psrking tot In Pam- tlon by Howard Robinson, Rt 1 tha funds was made by Syra. rs. enne raun, r s eroy as a part of Big Bend Re- Racine, against Eleanor Robtn: "~!» Solicitor P'rank W Perter, (Continued from Page ll Walter Schret~ : : w;:~:; of galla Weekend will be on sale son, Rt. 2, Racine The plain· Jt. · three rughts. the Lutheran u w. m all day Frtday and Saturdy 1tlff was found gutity of gross 11 Bids lor the project will be In Warren. Mich., calm feU charge of the w~conung June 16 nd 17 on Pomeroy·~ neglect of duty and extreme 1n lllld..July w 11 h 1!011- over four-block area aft<r guests and Mrs. Wtlllam J. Ma· • cruelty. lkln IHI(!eCied to begIn lhree~ys oj angry demonstra· yer, Mrs. Aaron Zahl and the M~m ~t. Blakeslee assisted by ----~y t•afler , lillllll ar the home of a Nes• 0 Rev. BUI Perrin will make up · · of the 1 1 cil in oth~r aduun vat- mlllf d his white wife Pollc• the cultural affairs Committee 4 ·~ yboung peohp e f thcoun dy, FOUR JUTS, MISS • , h , wJl e m c arge o e a ~ A new ir trum tal ~ advertise lor bids for a e• the house. "But I ey Mrs John Mohler and Miss vance sale to be conducted F Hi 1.! en group stncJe Jeal on all ulolfhg pav- (poll e) won't be able to silly Elizabeth Blaettnar wiU make from a truck parked in the vi· 1 dts and a Miss will be ed rillage streets 1nd to new therf forever," said one neigh. up the touring of the show cmly of the front entrance of ea ure at a teen dance to be pavlnr on four other streets. bor,~'and when the police take commtttee and arrangement of ~lberfeld's staged from 8·30. to 11:30 P~CIIuncll also unarumously en- down lheJr blockade, the trouble exhlbtls wlll be handled by Jack Tickets for the musical which S~turday In the Racme Jumor dor¥d the Soutlhern Develop- will start all over again " Slavin Mrs. Ruth Gosney and Is bemg presented ~y ' Me•gs Htg~ School audttormm. The ment Corporation program for Nme of the nation's major lbt Junior Art Saturday Class. County's Big Bend Minstrel ~acme Alumni Assn. IS sponsorthe p:o~sed brtdge project m ctvll r~ghts organizations. have Assoctatton, will be 75 cents for ng !he affair. the VICtntly of Ravenswood agreed to take pa~t ID a both adults and children. ----Attendmg ~ere Mayor Llln· massiVe _progr~m d~stg~d to In prior years the regattal ---;-~~-=---don, Clerk R1chard Duckw•Jrtn. end ractal d1scrtmmat~n In has featured prole!Sional tal•nt legal Notice a~d . Councllmen AI Lipscomb, housmg, education and JObs m , at the Friday night present~· u••• Nar 1c1• - - G1el\n Cundtff Jr' , Arthur 8yl- Cl~veland, OhiO. A spokesma• t••on ThiS vear plans w' re ~ ..... " .. Copehort .. Bo• '"· . J '' "' liven, Wnt Vtr."lnla w111 llk h d !od .I t T ves er, roy Zwtlhng, Wilham for t e groups sat ay. J IS changed so that the local talent ~otic• that on th111 9th • du o~ Have~ and Robert Wmgett hoped the summer acttvitt~~ m 'nte American Electric Pmv- show would be the openmg r!l;uo~98~1 ~~~t u~::~~~~":! ~~~m~'! Cleveland Will prOVide I test C n\ Ol night feature :til Court ot l'whll.lll Cnonty, Ohio , t b" ode! for stmtJar t)fQ- er orp., llBTe company Jnc Cale No 14,1M Pl'lr1nl for t u e rn . the Ohio Power Co Appal!lr~~- Residents purchasing advanee :IYorce, order •• to C!UMtody of ehll ' . . bl th nn, •lld olber reUet on the IJI'OOnciJ gr ams in other ctbes. an Power Co ' of West Vtrgtl'lia tickets wtU be 8 e to en1er e of 2'r1114 neiCI•ct ol duLY SJI.Id CIP•e 1 nd Cleve a program II'~ and Kentucky Power eo 0 1 .,•n· show area to select better seats ;;:!, ": '".,"':'""' ""'..,.. .,.., ••• r(lNTINUED FROM PAGE I !beTheresult of a secret "sumtm! . · 11 1 " ""'· ,,., fr; <!rations, of some of on r conference" of Negro lea~<·ro lucky, announced the awa~ntg Whltbouttlwka~tntg ~!e ntghtur· w";!;:~n~.,~· CAPBIIART. ll¢'1• only hurl the cause of ld at a Suffern, N y motel of constructton progress ,.,., • c ase c e B on . ~'""· c... • ••r'-•· lJF · ' h f th Miteho•ll · ttornev• for Plilnliff thl-•• they pretend to help. • ograp Y o e new · .., io n. '" "' co1, 1. 14, 11• Ttc 081 her this week. "Mob nile 10l9ts 110 pr~ !J Those who took pari <n the Plant near Moundsville, W Va blems and strike• Its hardr."c meeting and 81gned a unity to Kenneth Grover· Pomt>roy ~ ,. INVIN~:~~·...:~ ~~~~~~::MINT blows aralast lbe lmtoreot." statement pledging support .for This will be the largest eleec , \... P ~~:.:•~.::, o•••· Rhodes urged that "qulckt~" summer activities In Cleve'"nd tric power pl~nt In the wo-.1: y fed"' Job training prog· 1ms They included the heads of the With construction to extend 0 • To the t•ecuton'r::"''!d~~~~traQti .~Yiaced by long-range pro. Southern ch~·tian Leadership er a three and one · half year to,. 01 lho .,.,..,, "' ,.,, •• ,., n~ od followlna: u IN Hlldentl of the Stat.t grams under constant gmdance Conference the Natlonal A:;:socl- peri or Ohio. vi• the aurviTio1 apouee, of local school •vstems -• of Grover also has contracts on Ia the nut of kln, tbe benetactul 11 un 1Jon IOf t'he Advan· p) t der the will, and to tiYI attorney or He Cited suecessrul result! at Colored People. the National the Cardinal Power ank" ncar ..L. attorney• repruentlnl lliJ of t h e Sle benvllle the MU!!I lt11llm W aforementioned peraou the Mahoning Valley School in Urban League !be Conf!r•s• r.f u • 'l No •• ' "- Fnnkl• .,,.,... """' You"gstown where more than R 1 I E q u' a II t y and the Plant near Beverly and the lg vm,, Ohio ac a • s d I t t Lo I a Ky all No 19.6to--.Jullan HtiJ. Ia e In •• 1,000 boy• have been graduated, I Student Nonviolent Coordinating a? Y P an a ed bu s .~ A.E, p · · Ohio 't• 87 bemg construct y ., You an hereby noutled \bal the WI n per cen t f10dlng jobs in Committee. l (nventorte• tnd .\ppriiMment. of the private industry :~ Vto•-- In Clncbmad I NtatH of the lloreenUoned. de "Th ' '""~ F a) cea•ed, late of 11ld COUfib', wen Died ey have become subst8ll' I For the first time violence orm n.o,..exa .. on By tile UP. In thlo Court Sold ......0"" .... tial citi~ns tnatead or ~ · . red I tl h't 11 lla..l T d ~ A.ppraiMmentt h.. rtlll bf! 10 1' cou"willo• be1"'for'"" •pread to P om nan Y w i ~·n o ay B •k toN ormal '"" '" ... or frustrated when finding no j lghborbood But as on the · lod ted 1 ,..,., ,,., ol io,oo o'elook • 11• . b h II ed led 0 lr D8 s. I Israel ay was expec 0 c IKO - Ul"E RA"T''TRNED An.v Pll"lon dlllrlnl to Ill• ueep Wit t elr ..!']It era. , alii• two previous nlghte, most It!- begin formal 8111101alion of Je- I 1 to 1 1":.\h ·--t'' f Uooo ....... m"'' '"' ..... at loUI m,:,.:.,.. -.. he said· N r s ow y norma m lS Ci y 0 five diYI prior to Ule dlte lit tor . U,Ity was In the egro aec IOns rusalem's holy old cl''' Inform· four IIUihon today. Bars and """"'· I 0 "'n uno.• m• "'"' ••• '"' or ls no such thiqg u WI> Of •vonda'· Walnut Hills and d '-Jd th UPI "mere 'Instant j b' .... ..~ j" ·Obi n:, I e sources w e · restaurants were open once •aid eourt. thts 5th da' ot June, 1817 1 he ard o .,w w•e pr em IClifton -- north and northeast Premier Levi Eshkol's cab!- agam to long after IIUdmght F • o BRIEN, t •h core unemployed will of the downtown area i net was consider,<! sure to de · stores blaxed with ltghts and ••••• ::.~ ·~~.~"' et"• •• neVI!r be solved by a two.week The IrOn! window of a liquor clde during the day to ask the bl •• om• """"·16)Dopuly c""' oriifttatiQn l progr " . i pu 1c transport was runmng as t, u. 2tt , , am,, store was ~mashed m the n•e- Knesset parliament ~or a spe. usual. Some silO• fetlljllned of ~ , • grated sectton of Madisonville. cial bill mak;,~ ~ pld elty an the war not yet one week old, ~li~e Plan Pt~mc Guardamen block';" off the integral part of Imel. An Y howevA!r. Wmdows and auto '" T.::,;:~~':.'JJ~~~io00 •' On Gallipolis st~re to prevent looting. spch action w•<'· expected to headlights were still pamted NOTICI··· ltAJ7 The annual picnic wtll ne in Jeeps carryln& guardsmen rouse lhe fury Of the Arabs, ex- blue in case autborltles decide cmon .......... " ••'"'"~'"'"· and equipped jlfi!h machtne · 11 J rd fr Wh 0 m lotato Of ill Powoll . •,_..., Anguli at Fortification Hdl In 1I pec1a Y O an om to reimpose wartime blackout "''•""' Golfipolls tht! Meigs . GaUla ' guns followed fire trucks all Israeli troops seized t)le old ct- conditions Newspapers heaO!'d em•• "•••· .~~"'"" •••• , 1 , 1 Fraternal Order of Police •de- 1mJh! to protect the firefighters. ty in bltter street fighting ~·••· abuse on the United States and ••••.0.•1s · I cidod in Mtddleport Wednesday I No major fires were reported lng last week's Middle EaPI Britain. V•"' "'""' ...... ,,.., ot rea mgbt. Wednesday night. war dence Ll unknown end eiJUIOt with . rng erupted Monday niKht l hlliOIIable dll!JI!Innt be ucert•lned Attendmg were Meigs Sheriff I R10 1 1 f'-1 R• d . '"4 1'' •nknowo """"'•nu ot th; •~ H rtenb h S H BEGIN EVALUATION L«<m • • • e.urne ••o'""' '"' '"""of "'"• z row RO..,::n a ae gt enry .tn the Avondale section,thfolloW· I: f DAYTON - CALM RE'I11RN· elL decealed, who•• nam•• and ld We.., of the Pomeroy de art llni a ra1ly protesting e con- Sunday School teachers of he dteuu: ue unknown and cannot " 1 E• P · vlct10n and death sentence im·l St Paul Lutheran Church 'l'ues- ed to the city's predominant. "'"' "'Qonobte •n.,.n., "' ,,.,. melp!· a ~Cer Rav Manley I N t ld I tod t1ln"'d, will take notlre that on the and c' h f -~· Gil~ M'd posed on a NeifO man for the day evening began a compre· y egro wes 9 e ear y ay lllh ' " .. Apnl, 1907, CUTGU ••• le erim. t aey, I • de f bite f S folloWing 8 night Of flf"l' ~~ dolph, u Admlnldrator ot the e•hte dleJJOrt department. Cpl W H mur r o a W woman hensive evaluation o the un ot Ell Powell, deceued, tOed hll _ _. f the S ' · · Negro leaders met with city day School u a whole u.e caused. by roving gangs of Ne· ......., P"lllon tn "" ,,.,,,. FrGlJ\.:18 0 tate Patrol; .' 17m tb 8 Court ol Mela:• Count,. Olllo, ll!Derlnl Benny Penn· gto Chi f J hn officials Wednesday to dtscusst materials used and their el· ... • you · .,,. "" Pow,n, """"•· "'" Nl~o Taylor s '~oil~ Nor~ 0nd ~t~evances and blamed the riots I lectlveness as well as m•thods "Everything's been calm ::; ·~:.r"'.'~:,:• 8 Ion lon&·lerm lna~ion by the of improving teaching. The stu- Binre about 2 a. m ," reported gtS.II H s11uote tn on.. TownohiP, ,.,.., , Palrol man as amuton of !be , . h ugh 1 the Pollee Chief Clair w Ma!U c.••,,. Ohto, •• s""o' ' · To"" .. 1 Gal!~polis ,Deparlme t 1Cl Y dy will continue t ro ou · • ...,, 11, . . . 1n "'' No 1110 _ n · • "Toni ..... there w1li be the summer mon ' ths In prepirat on "It's problematic If there'D be .,,..,., " ••• ..,.,.., ''""' 1 _........._~ &''~ bl W • br d Of lalld now IJ:I the namt or tbt aaiO damdest bloodlhed you have for the fall program. any more trou e. ere ace znon z Powou '"" ,.,.1n1.., 1,. " ever seen they are trred of lor II. We've been on IZ.hour nar ........... ''0 '" •u• ••"""" aouth M rod• w1th lhe ealt llne • talking," Henry Kimble of the FINED BY COURT shifts smce about m•dnlght. ' •• oaltl ,.. '"' tol> ,., ... .,,. 1 D~ m IN'nRDI' or IOver.'J'he.-Rh1ne Citizeng Associ- Thorlief Bentz, charged with ~11C41wl!: !h:t::~~~t~,:. •::n:~o~W'~ 08 · MASON AREA allan predicted at the meeting. issuance ol a bild check, waa Ml!rfer Approved :: '\".!:•n• ... ooolunt•o 1 ""· ,..,.. .,, ..,. •'ftnltrlflllll. ..... ""'"'"" ~~ IBid Wednesday Dll!ht, l flned $2$ and costs and given • LAKESIDE ' OIDO - DEL!!:- tate. ••• altuated tollow1n1In 8ecUOP ''"''"'43, Ton "" •·"· c:-.., ldJ1t;t 11 11"'11 tfthitl dati, 8 ~,..pt flatDI'tl., ft7 These people make rldJCU)OQ I SUSpended Sil-monthS jai.J ftl!)o. gates to the Oblo Conferen~e ilf llan.. 11, M•lp CauntJ, Oldo, tn ,. !'I• v, u,. Publ~•••• c.m,,,. demands, and, when the admm· ' tenre In Meigs County Court the Methodist Church ra!tfled ~1:,'1 .Topar .... , hlp' Lol " ,,,., • 1 -..•lllltk> It P~tml'!l'tl' o It 1 n , o o et: n· lstration lum1 them down, they this week Bent! was also plac- Wednesday, by a four . k> • ?•c ., "" •o'"''"l 'o'"" •• '""~ 1 1,.._ ..... ..." • •t 1 • . , owned by ArUiur Htt.aer. thence 10uu. ~ "'flt>t'l•t , _ ~ 1u11e 1 as an excuse or rto~ ed on probatlou for two years. vote, a plan to unite wtth the 3'1 """ 1o • ,.,. ,.,, .,., '""" ·~..., .,. . .,nap Nlf • ..,... I m& u , Evan-"lieal United BrettJren de lano of s. Bnr to Count' Road apa 1 ~,'C .o:. 1 ' lllteneC!t. WUb Aid Co•ntJ Rol.jl Ull' " ' t '"t The predominantly Negro LOCAL TEMPI nomination. tb• Ohio River: tbtQCe IUt 100 fell zone· ' P-h/ ' h C. otogtap y ·ayma ommon : ~~dent:r:i be::~~~~i Throughout NatJOn • Charged ~Pilld oi j;aud, ' ' \ 2-i.~ enllne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,' lune ~ , 1~$7 plaques at a meellug o1 the Middleport • Pomeroy ROiary Club Friday eveolng sbould com• tp 1be Martlu Restaur· ant, MJddle(ion, Instead ol Heatb Metllodlst Chore b. Tbe pta- of "'e ao•·- m'eellita "' _, was, changed for tbls week, carl Horky, pretldeut, I at d loday. Time ot meellug remaiDa 6 p. m. - -- - - - - -• Celebration :Locked in Saigon Battie p) . ·I . r I ' t. I . ' '' FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR REMODELING NEEDS Assist" a program for inservlce for te~chers in the Meigs cal District wll!t hesdguarlers at l!1e P;o111"f0Y Elemelitary Building. ' . and Mrs. Roberf UUU<I•! aild ablldren, Judy, Floyd . of Wooster ,viSii~ I parepli the · ant <J,ohn weekend. fer ..., . r ·-.., Sc!tool. . Anna , W. con hlndlo your -!Cinl tatt. Plene elltek lllo romocletlne Job you ' -*1 11M fHE lnfomlatlan ollout. 0 IIIICIIBI 0=1011 0 IIATHIIOOitl o FJNttHm UPSTAIRS 0 I om fntel'esteci In I - hcMno. I do -·-· do not - - !Jaw my' own IlL �/ I' -; ' ~~.I\ ' ' ( '"~"· .. ,. 4i~ ',, ' -····· ' ' ' ;Americans,. ,·Vietnamese, -RatiliePlans· 4th of July •• ' 4 vaiHfetoKIIIU p' ':c'O:Y !f M:~~= . ree ACUOnS Filed Court Lin . ater e Mayer Names CoJDDlltteeS • For Art Show _ ). _ - Revue Ducats - @[}::{]@@~~ if(g)(§l W@(bD~ . ~(k!J[Q)~filT .' 1 MaJOr LeafiUe ltne Scores PAily SENTINEl ... • • ·r-----...... - . . -....... ... . . . . - ........ ~ his occurred are lower middle att. Hno class realdenllal sections dotted •' · nMit 0.11...., boJi with businOSI districts' IU . Jltqlj "'it ~ ""'"",. ....... .., Both homea and bualnese ••• ~'f:-.. - 6:.,~ " '"' range from nmdown to or~! I 10"" ""' _ ,. ; ~ m""'i- e .ie. ~ ....,_ MJO' 11:t' kept • ·~ ~ ·- OOI!T'" ,...,. Dr Bruce Green, president of .., ~ 00!0 ....., •• the Cincll)natl Otapler of the midi 9jit - ·fiRM! f/1'' ....,. NAACP, blamed lha riots on .~ l!lack Nationalists, but said the outbreaks were "IDevitable " :r • ' "" " ton •··~ ~;11'"'"' 11 ""' -.,. II Nft fott 1fo ·i:1J"" . ;::: ::J. ":'l· :--:::::.::: = "'''""'"•· ooalalnlo, '" ...... mon at 11·30 a•m• today under aun- president of th•"\ conference sa\d or .... • ny skies stood at 78 ~·· 816 delegates ('15.2 per centl vo , . ,,.,.., ., ,.,......<loll Polio · ted IU '"r the plan whlle ••• " ••• "'' "" .. " 14 ct.hq '""""' • oWV w·~:a..- •••• for t!M p!UpDN of •IJlM of COACH NAMI!D-, against It and one abatalr.,d. "" .,.,.,., MARIE'ITA, Ohio (UPII ..";";,,.:~..·~u:~~~ 4••1 lo " 14 J 0hn C••lll '--ly • d liMn .,...PeUUon '""" trill •••••th•t ... I 1, tu.riMr I tea AmnUd th., ar• basketball meh and atbll'ttc The series of simple physl· '"""''"~' 1o '"'"" ••• · - •• •• director at New London ll1~h cal exercises known as t h e "'''" :l'~"' ~~:r..~~~·::'.i~:':.. School, hu been named head "dally dozen" was originated) ot "' Powou, 4 • batlketball coach at Marlett• by Walter Camp, great football w....., '"" "''"' High School -ach ID 1'"'L ,.,..,.,,, ::.u;:: "•;,:=" . • - ' ...6 ... I Long Bottom II I Society News RIZER OIL CO. I ... ,."'.... , tf,.• v,"'a < ~ 1 Point Rock Society Notes I 0 •uv 0 0 0 0 •u..... A .,III• ..,.Lt•HT ""''·' aaN. uv. MDV• TD DUTillll MDN.D&.IA. IN IT. (~) (lnltu~Jittl) .II.ND ALL .UMM.A AT TH. MDVI··· ~~=:..J •N..tDY WHDLII·HDU•• GA. AlA CONOITIDNtNg, =..) llll ( ... ..... ml Itt • 1~1 ~. 0 _..,ilUI ' Suff, 111111 Gai lir -1"1·" . - ~tlttld• . 1967 u.s 0pe'nu-nderway '"ort• as an Olytbpic gold r' Mial w•nner .In botlng and , , bnbslcddmg, d1ed of a heart . , e 1 ' attar.k Wedrt~sday. · · 11 I ' • •• ·' fnt•rnadonal League Standlnp . SPIUN~. N.J. By United Pre!~ llttefii!JIItlllal · ~ fabulolts '62 In Ills final tuneup · w, L. Pet. GB :made Nicklaus lhe Rochelt~r . 33 . 16 .6'13 Toronto .24 , 20 .MS Buffa\o. • ~ 22 ,:A .iiOO Rtchmondc' •'::,%(~26 .tllo .fark<nnv!Ue 23 .4t$ Tnledo . ddlot>ttl 0 oboul ,.., - ' . ' " • 'M •..,,.,,...,., ali <II '· it. 21. aa. ... I' ~. e " ' • ' reporting Nicklaus had elgl)t lilrdies, UtUe blt of of them in a row 1 to 10 with hlp. pars as be matched l!1e' · muscle seo~ of ~~ 'lll~· •' ., id lro,uM m Australia. sa been asking, ·.. ... I(',.:. ,... "·'C.I. ' ' 'l'f"'1t .~ l:Q.M~ ••lew ... ,., .... - 1 • Make your dreams come true ... call us for ho e 1mprove ent (\~·) ' \ Your Gas Company ean provide ~u wHh a modern, whole-house Gas air conditioning syllem for $14.00 1 month-or less-including all equip· 1116!11 and norm~ Installation on your existing Gaa Furnece. And thl!t'e'a no clown payment. Gas central air condftlonlna casts less to operate, Is quieter, lonser·lived -11nd more comfortable no matter how hot It gets outside. Get~ rk! 01 summer duet and pollen, toO. Get the WfiOie sto7. 01 economleal Gil wholi·houst air cilndltlonlnt right from the Gas Compllty. Moll the noo obliptlon coupon today. ' Ph 992 21 QJ ' pomeroy Q • .. ' ' ! I 1 f.l'3' I I # ••• ,.,,.,... ""'"' 75 1 .: I 3·T Nylon Cord ALL·WEATHER TIRE $ mn t 00 1 I .' s I I WORLD •r "' Inpony PIay I I ta lI BIG CAR OWNERS TIRE SALE I l w senators 065 227 - 22 ~ I lnd tans 055 016 - 11 8 I Coates, Bratton (2), an<' Kloes Dodson (LP! . !ev 12), Wa,ner !4) and~,~ ,: ~·" St~warl Umpire Steve 4 ~ RHODES .l-• Portlandt'S 1 lfC={]~lj ~~ 1 Cooke and Hoffman. Green and Manley Umptres: C. 'l'an· neht!l and C W Searles. ~ 1 4-2 Wt'n'ner ~(k!J[f\'a][f¥1]~~ @@lMJ!;S@OOif and ! F'erretri:i a smgle. Hed le~s 000 OZO •• 2 5 Z Red Sox l'ilO l2x- 5 of 0 By Uait•d Pres• lnternallonal Natloaal League G. AB R. H. Pet. f Wl' Clmnte, P1t 52 205 43 76 371 1 American League IKansas Ctly at Detrott (2. IWI·ICepda, StL 51191 31 67 .351 L••~ b W. L. Pet. GB mghtl ·· Staub, Hous 47168 15 57 339 1 !ch1cago 33 22 589 .. \1,nuesota at Cleveland (mght) ~ t\aron, Atl 54 209 43 70 .335 "P 11 t' NEW YORK (UP!\ - Smce lJetrott 32 24 571 I 'h ' By United Press lnternatloual Brock, St L 55 252 46 84 333 ay ' no a en JOn, the Cmcmnah Reds dtdn't fare , Baltimore National League :Flood, St L 49192 27 64 333 taking a lo:!se\~~d off firs·• Jndtan pitchmg was Its undo-' 28 27 509 5 very well here agamst the last'lBoston w. L. Pet. GB Phllps. Chi 53 177 30 58 328 · mg A parade of three hurlers 29 28 509 5 place Mets, they headed west Mmnesola Cmcmnah 23 .629 . Rose, Ctn 59 237 44 77 .325 to the mound walked 21 batters, 39 29 28 509 5 today to try their luck agamst cleveland 34 21 .618 l'k Gnzlz. Phil 47147 'tl 47 320 struck out 11 htt two. but gave l 28 30 483 6'h St Loms opponents on the other coast IKansas City 28 31 475 7 San Francisco J2 25 561 4'h 1Mcrvr, St L 45 !57 26 50 .118 1up only five ht!S ThiS produced The Reds' halt today at Den. New York 27 30 .474 'I IPtttsburgh 29 25 .537 6 i American Leagu• I )the 22 Senators' run~. 7 of them I ver to play a mght contest, but Caltforma 28 33 459 8 )Chtcago 29 25 537 6 I G. AB R. H. Pct. i m the top ol the SIXth Walburn If's ]Us! an exhibitiOn With a ml· Washmgton 25 34 424 10 IAtlanta 29 28 .509 7'h IKaine, Det 53 195 48 67 344 1 had three htts and Coates two nor league team and doesn't Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 26 29 .473 9'h IF Rbnsn,Balt ' for all the Senators' bits 855x14-Power Cushion count as far as the National New York 7 Washington 1 Ost, lLos Angeles 22 35 .386 14'1.. 53 207 43 70 338 1 The lnd1ans got e1ght htts. League standmgs go twtlight) Houston 23 36 390 15Y, Carew, Mtnn 56 216 30 72 333 two by Cunningham and one 1 White Side Wall Washmgton 9 New York 2 (2nd, ' New Vork 19 35 3>2 17 Ystrmsk, Bos 57 204 36 66 321 each by Rue. Warner. Stobart Tubeless (Second ) 1 The teague-leadmg Oh10ans,lmght) Wedoesday's Results Frehn, Det 561'15 24 5> 314 J Manley, SwiSher and B Man1 by just I' , games over St Lows Chtcago 8 Boston 7 (1st, Los Angeles 4 Cbtcago s Nrthrp, Det 50 199 25 62 312 ley Coates. and Bratton who Original Equip. and 4'1• ahead of San Franc•sco, twih!ht) !New York 4 Cincillllat1 o (mght) ,Mnchr, 081 56193 38 60 .311 \ .i~~t~a~u~~::.·~~:fr6,~::~~ relieved him m the second wtth l 55 197 29 60 305, Pony league game at Portland: the bases full sf !ndtans gave I '"II open a <cries at Los Ange- Boston 6 Chicago 1 12 nd, mght) 1Atlanta 16 Philadelphia 71 Plrclt, B~ les Frtday to see 1f the third· Kansas Ctty 9 Baltimore 2 1tmght) IBerry, Chi 55217 32 66 304[ up only eight walks, fanned lour from-the-last Dodgers are any lmght) iSl LouiS 7 p 1ttsburgh 4 tmght) jScott, Bos 55202 26 61 3021 Bob Dtddle went the diStance and htl nobody. wh1ch was the eaSier than the New Yorkers Minnesota 7 Detrotl 0 <night) Houston 7 San F)"anciSCO 4 . Homo Runs i for Portland, fanned 14 and difference Calllorma 3 Cl~wl and 2 (ntght )' •mght) NatmuatLeague: Aaro", walked three Garv NorriS. the RED SOX WIN Vtetory prospects are not too ' p Red d R. hth d M k G brt ht for lhe Reds at the mo Today's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pltcbers . Braves 17; erez, s an Letart pitcher, s ruck out 11 tg an er ' e reen g dd (All Times EDT) cAD Times ED'fl 1Brock, Cards 13, Clemente, and 1soued three free passes the Red Sox scattered It v e 1 ment, as Los Angeles en e an Baltimore IDillman 3-0) at Ptttsburgh !Veale 7-1 and I Ptrates 12; 5 tied With 11. Redleg ht!s, walked only four 'tght game losmg streak wtth a . . Ph.l d 1 h American League: F Robtn- Letart, coached by Duane Iand fanned 7, m leadtng the Red ~3 •m over the Cubs ~t Chi· i Kansas City (Nash 7-5), 7 p m Blass 1-l) at t a e p ta I d I Wolfe got its two runs m the So h 52 t fl h d YOfJR BE.~T tfNF, BfJY IN ITS PRICE RANCE/ ·rh . DetrOit (Sparma 6-0) at ' •Bt 1ng 6-6 and Ellsworth 2-3) ,SOn, Ortoles 18 Bowar , • . x tot e1r · vtc ory. e a ,ago Wednesday afternoon e iSenators and Ktllel>rew, Twms ftrst on smgles by Art Hill, Kt· errorless support afield. ' 38\ tl16 Yastrzemski Red Sox 15 ser and Alldnch Alldrich also Tommy Cooke qf the Redlegs Dodgers had to weather a last· 'I Mmnesota CBoswell 34), 215 ,2, 6.05 pm nmng bases-loaded rally to p m Los Angeles (SUtton . a !M;ncher Angels' Kaline Ttger; had ., smgle m the ftfth. walked .three fanned 10 and •merge on top i New York (S!ottlemyre 5-6) Chicago IJenkms 8-3) , 2 30 P m. • • • · • I at Washmgton IBertama 1-1!, 1 San FranciSco (Bolm 3·5) at ••nd Mantle, Yank• 12 Portland opened Its scormg gave up 1 hils, a smgle and a Tomm~ DaviS drove m three 8 05 p m llousl !Cuellar 7-2), mght . Runs Retted In effort m the botlom of the hrst tnple to Manley, a smgle to uns on a double and a sacrt· Chtcago (Howard 2-4) at I t O~ly games scheduled) NationalLeague: Aaron. ! when GenP Roy Lawrence sock· IBatley, three Stngles to Pullm 1 fly to sna p Jtm Malonev's 80 ,, 0 • 1 ~ , slewslu O-O). 7 30 Friday's Games Braves 45. Clemente. P1rates l ed a home run Walks, stolen and a S'\'gle to Green Cooke lour·"''"'' wm streak m the rub· I'm <Chtcago a! New York (mghtl 41. Perez, Reds 42; Brock. I bases and errors contrtbuted to had two bobbles back oi htm ,game of the Reds-Mets l<r i toni) games scheduled) Ip' t t s burg II at Phlladelphta Cards and Wynn. A~tros 40 I the other Portland scormg whtle The Red_ So~~tt m the '50x11 Was Frldav's Games t mglltl I American League. F Robtn· Lawrence also got a smgle m • bl ~~ek l ut . l • plus U 5S New York at.Ch~eago <ntghtl 'St . LoUis at San Franctsco son Onoles 33 , Ktllebrew, 1 the Stxlh The Portland team l "ftrst ftve days of p•e-season l S!2 f ('tl [L bll, Yo' l< scored one run 10 , · 47 Kal e T •ers 43 d football pracltce to be devoted I 1T ~ Tride NHdtf , Bo<lon at Washmgton (2 !WI· lrtighlt ' wms • m • t, · IS managed by Tom Dtddle an · ope~ m~ fram e \\hen Davis h ' •r ' n t at Los Angeles Yastl7.emski, Red Sox 42, I Amos Wallbrown entirely to physical condll!Om'1g NOW... Bud Hn H::·t.;.on home w1th mg 0 . I mcm a 1 Howard Senators 37 I w1th no contact work and no ' "' "n f1r0 blow to gJVe wm- ''al,torma at Baltimore (2, twl ,\ mghtl ' Pi hi · protective eqmpment w1th thf' l lll1t k Tubll!llll I ' mght) !Atlanta at Houston (mghtl tc ng Sports Briefs .. h Size " p!tcr:e· Bob Sl!nw t e milr li National League: Lemaster, By United Press International excephon of helmet and "hor.s !i 50 X 1J , n<'t'lle: lm hiS sccottd ' • • Braves. Queen. Reds and Veole, SPEEDER CAUGHT SPEED- The resolutiOn wtll be 1 75"X- 14 [7 50 X 14 f >i ('lOI'' V '" seH n mound appear· I ' Pirates n Nolan, Reds 5·1. lNG dered by th.e NMtOnal Commtt 1:!25 X 14 (8 QQ ~ 14)"T l"' • Cuellar Astros 7-2. I f N D 1 A N ~ p 0 L 1 S 1 n d tee of !he NCAA at tls October i 7s;-l!l (6 70 )(15) ) (4 5 LP T 11 t • . •a Lea , H 1 , ' ' . !I8I,on€•Y had walked Harrel· By United Preso International \\P- Ortega · 1 · ' o son omertc 0 goe. or en. (UPI1 - AI Unser runnerup m meettn•• __ 1Whtte Sox 7-0 Sporma Ttgcrs the 196'1 1ndtanapohs 500 m1le so, Mho advanced when the National League 1:1-21 HR- Whtlaker (5th) 1 WITH OLD TIRE . rw'1l ~ or der threw wtldly to LA 000~ 011-4 9 2 lll-0 McGl othim, Ange1s ll-1, race was arrested Wednesday LINEMEN SIGN '' ' 1.on borg Red Sox 7·2· p eters, · on a' speedmg charge. NEW YORK (UPII- Offens1ve ~('cond on an attempted for tt• Ch!cago 000 111- 3 10 0 c I •ftrst game) While So 8 3 [lnJemen Darrell Dess and Hoger • f n piP lf!m'pPrrd Nd on cord on Ken Boye r's. grounder Ed Osteen. ~egan 18l. M1lh•r (9), 1 •Chtcago x • Unser, who was clocked at 49 DaviS Wednesday Stgned " 021 300 liD- 8 16 1 .., \! r ~ n uh·~ ~ e Tufs\ n rubbe r miles per hour m a 30-nHie , tracts for the 19ti 7 Krane pool sac nhced to get Hur- l Perranoskt 191 and Roseboro, Boston 1 030 002 002 _ 7 6 3 • I r a1 k· tcsted uf ~.:ou ne rclson mlo scormg post!ton, and !Culp, Gardner (4), Koonce C7) 1 Pe\ers, McMahon (6), Locker -----zone, is scheduled to appear m Football League season Wtlh the' Da11s ~lched hllll to gel the and Hundley WP .OSteen 11-6 . 191 Wopd 19 i and McNertney. l Mumctpal Court July 6 New York Gtanls. 1 run across. 'LP-Culp 3-6. HRS-Gabrte!son ' Martm (7) Bennett CISCO <4) I • -Dess a SIX·ioot 24f>.pounder · . VIS <apped a three-run M•t lc3rdl , Osteen (lsi I, B"')k• IQsmsjd 'Ciih Wyatt 181 and VN1JilRGUES ~URGERV rrtur:n~d to the ' GJants lest ro'· y m the etghth wtth a dou· !lOth I and Santo I!Olhl l c.u..on , 1\'P- Pj!ters tS·l 1 LPDETROIT (UP!) - Center scaso~ after spendmg a veor ble, after Harrelson had slatted ISan Fran 100 002 010- 4 8 I }~itt )4_31 HRS--'Kc nwnrthy 1 Norm Ullman of the Detroit wtth the Washmgton Redskms the frame wtth a walk, Boyer! Houston 501 010 OOx- 7 12 1,(2nd 1 Scott C7lh l Petrocelli - Red Wtngs, a •IZ.year National DaviS a 5-2 245.pounder do•1bled and Kranepool was pur I lcsthl,' Agee tiOLh) Wtlllams Mr and Mrs Wayne Pnnce 1H'*key League veteran, ente~ed lwill 'begm 'hiS etghth po"IY passed DaviS now has a Perry, Sadeck1 (1) , Herbel (7) 1Clstl. were ,1( Columbus to attend UniverSitY Hospital at . A<m season also has seen lola I of 31 runs batted m thiS and Haller; Wilson 13-31 and I the gradoattoo of their grand· Arbor )llch., . Wednesday . to with the Chicago Bears and Los • ' I • season. !Brand LP-Perry <5·6) HR- .;, '• •; I daugt.ter Jarkie Dean undergo sur~ on hts 'Shoul· A...n!ge:_-le~s~R.":am:':s"'.:._ _ _:__ _.:l!:-:,....,....,....,...,....,,.,.,.....,..,,..,...,...,........,,......,,..,.,.....,...,..,.,,! 11•e lo" combtned wtth the Hart (9th). i I second . ~arne) • Mr and Mrs Dorsel der. v· •Cardmals' 7-4 wm over Pltts-1 -'Chicago OOil dob 10~- I 6 n and famtly spent the !:JllJllan, 31, Wtll have the end burgh Wednesday ntght shrank Atlanta 000 427 012- ·16 16 01Boston ~ 110 40x- 6 15 0 at Royal Oak Park of his colhll;)loo• removed to thP Reds' league lead by one •Phtla 000 101410-7 1121 Klages, McMahon (6l Locker ! Mrs Hank Holter and correct an mJury suffered last game over Sl LoUis But stnce 1 Johnson, Bruce (8) and Torre, [!'/), Wood \8) and Martm . and Mrs Davtd Smtth and season San FranciSCO dropped a 7-4 · Uecker (7) L. Jackson, Boozer Stange, Santiago C81 and Ryan ! tly were vtstltng Mr and ~ game to Houston, the Reds re·; t6l Green <6), Loughlin (6), G. WP- Slange (1-4) LP--Kiages ' Joe BISsell at Mason, W PREVENT INJURIES main 4'h games ahead of the 1Jackson (9) and Dalrymple WP 0-ll. HRS-Scott (8th), Yas- Mr and Mrs Howard COLUMBUS Ohio (UPI)-A c Gtants, lhetr next opponent after I' -..Johnson 16-41 LP·-L Jackson trzemskt (15th) of Paden Ctty, IV Va, joint comm1tlee at the National! the Los Angeles senes C3-7l HRS-Boyer (9th), Fran· I Mr and Mrs Garth Sm1th Athlellc Tramers Convenhnn 1 Cmrmnatt moves mto San:cona (lsl), Aaron (1'/lh), Bait Wednesday passe~ a resolullon , 000 100 001_ 2 8 2 Nellie Stethrm FranrJ<co Monday, and then ' Callison (7th) KC OlxMary Lowse Riggs of Tup•imed at protecting football I ' 031 040 9 12 0 goes on to Houston Wednesday \ -McNaDy FISher (S) Bunker I pers Platns was a Sunday guest players from tnjury to complete the road trtp stops Sl LouiS 420 000 1110- 7 9 21 CS) Mdle; 17 ) and Etchebar- of her aunt Mrs Oscar Bab- -';:Th:e=m=ea:s:ur:e=c:al:ls=fo:r=the 000 010- 4 11 0 ren, Dobson, Aker 17) and cock 030 PtU I• SIGN 17-YEAR-OLD Gtbson 18·5) and McCarver; Duncan WP- Dobson (4-2) LP Mrs. Curt Cawthorne and CINCINNATI (~I) - The 0 Dell, Sisk (2), Law (3), -McNally (3-4) . . lison of Columbus VISited Mr C1• nat• Reds announced to· McBean •8) and May. LPand Mrs. John Groee. day they had signed Jerry O'Dell (5-3) HR-McCarver -Mr and Mrs. Kenny Flick . 17-year-old pitcher from <6th). Detrmt 000 000 000- 0 5 I olds were viSiting Mr ' I Hamtl!~n. Oh1o ", Mmn 240 100 OOx- 7 11 I I Mrs William Reynolds, Porne·l Flick a recent free agc•.t!Cmct 000 000 000- ~ 6 1 Wdson, Dobson (2), Sherry roy. ---------draft chmce, was signed to a 'New York 100 000 Oilx- 4 5 I '5) , Marshall (7) and Freehan; Dinner guests of Nellie By Mrs. J. E. Radek!d cr ' With Wytheville, Va , Malone Abernathy '(8) and •i(aat (3·7) and Ztmmerman LP em were Mr and Mrs Howard Dally Va~allon Btble School thr Aopalachlan League. 'l'ne 5-I Edwards:' B. Shaw (2·5) and - Wtlson C!Hil HRS-Kdlebrew Voung, Paden City. Edith Os-[ will be held at Col~mbia S~h?"ll fool 3-inch, 195-pound rightt "· Grole. LP-Maloney (5·3). born, Keno. and Mr and Mrs thiS wee_k. The lmtlal aetiVI!y er olayed hiS high school base·t tead na!lg! Cleve 200 000 000- 2 7 I Garth Smith was a wJener roast and potluck bRII al New Mtami High School) American League Call! 000 100 002- 3 6 0 Mrs. Betty Louden and family supper on. the church lawn Son· Hr was also a fullback on the· (1st game) Siebert, Culver 19) • and of Cheshtre were visiting Mr·; day evenmg. football team for one season. INew York 400 001 020- 7 13 01Azcue, Wright, Rojas (8) an~ Phyllis Larkms. Mrs. Mande Holcllllb spent -----!Wash · 000 100 000- 1 7 31Rodgars WP-Ro1as lf>-5) LP- Mr. and Mrs. Guy last week In Columbus .•t the EAGEN SUCCUMBS Downmg 17-3) and Howard; .Steber! (5-6) . HRS-Colavito spent several days at Charles Essex home c~rtng for • NPW YORK (UPll - T hc !Pascual, Lmes 12), Cox (8) and (51h), Rodgers (2nd I bus w1th thetr children her grandchildren While Mr srnr l< world todav mourned tor icasanova LP-Pascual (tJ.4). Mr ·and Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Essex ar~ attending a P"" '"~ of Col F..dward P F' l and Nellie Stethem were convention m Mtami Beach, Yau odd wlue •• welt H convenlonco when you modemlze. Our hcMno E~<ite Eagak scholar, "1!1·: (sectl1)11 sJ.me) Flgbt Resultl fng Mr and Mrs Emmett Florid~. Mrs. _Laura Kre~s and, 1 oxpoltl wut help you pton end bUitcJ that new 111'1111'1, kltcllan, or oddllloll. nr '"'ena." and champion prize..New York 000 000 002- 2 5 I By Unlted Press lnternallunal em. Mrs RUth SwJShe~w~e m C~ Wt olio . - you llle blot vaiUOI In bulldln& molerlals to live you llle ~ f! "hter IWash 200' 100 OOx- 3 11 I NEW YORK (UPil-Victor Audrey Smith and Ne II lumbu.!l Friday a . e The 69-year-old Eaga•J, who l Tillotsofl., MOnbouquette (6), Baerga, 134, Puerto Rico, Stethem were dinner guests l).ome wtth them srrved as chairman of lhe New ;Verba~tc (8) and Gibbs; Orte- outpointed Victor Melendez, 135 Edittw.Osborn, Keno. a week. Vork Stnte Athletic Commission ga, Knowles I') and Casanova. 1-4, Puerto Rico UO). • 1 -Violet Smltll Nellle ~ale aQ!I Roberta for ' " years from 1915 lhrou~h 1 are worklna on the ~''1 and gained hi~~< place In I · · Ding cemmlttee wltjl "Project I °7 I Leaders 1 Grover GetS Mttchell Job '' The Senators CHi) wod their thtrd wtlh thetr thtrd run on affatr over the Indians, now !HI, ' Pulhns' leadoff smgle and an and the Red Sox pulled off a ' error Thetr two runs m the mild upset. 5-l. to !liVe the j fifth was extra frosting Redlegs thetr second loss Wed· , The Redle~s managed only resday evenmg in Middleport tw1, runs in the ftflh on a wal h. Boys' League play. I w Call '< <> n~le and Cooke s The Red Sox stand with a 4-1 record, tied with the Braves Mom. l'mo •nd Yankees I '* 1 Senators Win First Game, · Red SOX Upset Redl cgs 5•2 4-0For2nd • h traiO' t w.In S ' Go On Sale This \Veekend Jr l • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0. June 15, 1967- 3 double Cooke had another dottb!e Lou McKmney a double, -l Blank Reds NEGROES 5. 0 Lowly Mets. Do It Saxbe was WR/tlni for the state E d u c a II on , Deplll'IIP~ . 1t . c;::OLUMBtr$ (UPI} - The attorne)'. general's office "clean fip lts" own affair,!' ha8 proof in numero~s cases of kickba~ by ghotograph· Klckbaeki FIDaoce VacatiOII ers'to sthools, but hq not prosecuted them, a d tire prac- Jones tenlll..t there ' wert tict .l.t natMtwlde. This was brought to light Wednesday I ' 'r •-l•'" nlgllt lit the. lt!JI~I h(tarip.g before the Ho\lse Ed!lcatlon provab e cases 0 sc ...,. priJI. Committee on bUls to provide a uniform contract for clpals taking vacations financed school pictures, and to allow school board~ to use thelr from the, kickbacks w~lch al· funds to pay for student ac-1 ~gedl)l. liP )lito the soJiliOI acllv· tivlty programs. prosecuted lml1)edlately. tty lund. Rep. Robert Jones, R·CoiU!I\- He said the casea were not Mrs. Cbaney IBid lhe )lrdO. bus, sponsor ol the unlfGI'tll COD• prosecuted because It was felt ti~e w a s "Very widespread tract bill, said Atty. Gen. Wil· it woula cause an uproar that tbroughtiu! the states," whllt uam Saxbe had shown blm a would undermine ~onQdence ID other wltn..-ea aald i.llfN Dl· stack of papers several Inches school administrators. uonwlde. h'"" of cases which could be Mrs. Vlr"'•1a Chaney, repee'&'' a-• · Th • ExteDSIOD BJ•ds voted sentlng the copsumer ft!audl secllbn of Saxbe•w offi"l!. veiiba prosec¥ted but that Art all • day celebration will be ~aged July 4th by lire Ra· ·•· ., ,• .,._ De t t nd SAIGON (1!Pl)-Thousands tf light Colnmuntsts in a VIet Skyraider alrcl'afl jobled lly ,...,!!' • ,... par men a ~erican and South Vtetna- Cong sanctuary never chal· armed American helicopters. Emereency Sq!llld. mese troops battled Communist lenged before. ' The ftrst contact was made The celebration will begin at guerrillas on two frooli .lear The "Big Red One" troopers by aboul 200 South Vietnamese 10 a. m. with the annual par~911 and killed at least 371 l<eported killing Ill Communists troops They held their ground ade. which will form at the Ra· Wei~ Qlillt.Jry kesme ill ,U.Oir I;JIIal 1ta~ at the Wtll' against the much larger Com- cine Ore_ house. Ju~lng of the sitill tod~. j ". S_IIO n D haven• 50 miles nurth munist force until . reiDforce- floats ~~ be held ImmediateA multi-battalion force 0 !the northeast of Satgon. Intelligence ments and air strikes could ly lollowmg the psrade. u.s. lst Infantry Division- reports said 2,000 hard core Viet reach the scene. . There will be. games for all P,rilaos 1,000 men-pushed d cqng were butina'deeper 1n the Spokeamen said five Vletna· ages and a chtcken barbecut m' ,.;1' d. eep "-gle · mese troops were killed and lit' will be held an day at tl:e fire ., o ense, 1wampy J•'"•les to '"" • • • h H ad 1 . - -·-....., swanns of heUeopten lifted wounded. ouse. orne m e ce cream 'WI the Gls into po•ition. The Mterlcap Infantrymen will also be sold. Three suits were llled Wed· 30 7 'tf The Sooth Vietnamese Army suffered three killed and II At ' p. m..a talent show nesday In Meigs County Com· ; scored one of Its biggeat mJured fn the IDillal stages of wtll be staged 10 the . #mor mon Pleas Court victories ID months, killfng 211 their COII!lnulng Jun&le night. high schQol IJ!Ider the dtrecl!~n An action by the state of Communlsl& ID paddy land 65 of Mrs. Marilyn Powell. ~~!s Ohio, Bureau of Workmen's . miles southwest of Saigon. wtll be followed by .a re.cod Compensation, ts asking to reThe battle pitched the South bop and a fireworks dtsplay. cover $1,71111.09, pl.. Interest Vletnamue 21st Infantry Divi· and costs, from Robert Jeffers, : s1on aaaiDst !be fearlld Vtet DBA Jeffers Coal Company, ~Autlwrlzatlon was given Ma- Cong "Tay Do" battalion. The Pomeroy Rt 2. Y~r lfermal! London to adver· two fQI't!e~ are long-time foes m In other activity, Kathle811 ~~.• "'r bkbl fur OGnstruqtlon of the lr!eJI9ng Delta rtce bowl Moore Hill Is asking support •.wh~ths nf a mile water 1001h of ~on. from Marvin Moore under the ll~}iztaion lj011g Route Uf O!llclalf said hall the Coli> reciprocal dependency law and bf §ra~UN Council in special munlst bltt.alien was wiped out. Committees for an art show James H. Rickman, Middleport, "!'liOn Wednesday everung Many ol the Coftl111unlsts were to be staged June :ZS.Z5 aa•a part filed petition for divorce from ,liMllcinr of. the lildlllon In- killed In hard-hitting strtkes by of Big Bend Regatta Week End Advance tickets for the Re- Betty Lou Rickman, Gallipolis, " 1 llfW subdtmtun was ap. Vlelnlll)es• prop· driven AI have been named by Bill May- galla Rhythm Revue to be charging grosa neglect of duty. llfoved recently with a loan er, who along wltb Aaron Zahl. staged at 8·30 p. m. on Frtday, A divorce has at.o been a· bfom the. Farmer's Home Ad· will head the exhibit. June 23, under the big top on warded the defendant In an acnuetstratton. Application for M K th B M the upper psrking tot In Pam- tlon by Howard Robinson, Rt 1 tha funds was made by Syra. rs. enne raun, r s eroy as a part of Big Bend Re- Racine, against Eleanor Robtn: "~!» Solicitor P'rank W Perter, (Continued from Page ll Walter Schret~ : : w;:~:; of galla Weekend will be on sale son, Rt. 2, Racine The plain· Jt. · three rughts. the Lutheran u w. m all day Frtday and Saturdy 1tlff was found gutity of gross 11 Bids lor the project will be In Warren. Mich., calm feU charge of the w~conung June 16 nd 17 on Pomeroy·~ neglect of duty and extreme 1n lllld..July w 11 h 1!011- over four-block area aft<r guests and Mrs. Wtlllam J. Ma· • cruelty. lkln IHI(!eCied to begIn lhree~ys oj angry demonstra· yer, Mrs. Aaron Zahl and the M~m ~t. Blakeslee assisted by ----~y t•afler , lillllll ar the home of a Nes• 0 Rev. BUI Perrin will make up · · of the 1 1 cil in oth~r aduun vat- mlllf d his white wife Pollc• the cultural affairs Committee 4 ·~ yboung peohp e f thcoun dy, FOUR JUTS, MISS • , h , wJl e m c arge o e a ~ A new ir trum tal ~ advertise lor bids for a e• the house. "But I ey Mrs John Mohler and Miss vance sale to be conducted F Hi 1.! en group stncJe Jeal on all ulolfhg pav- (poll e) won't be able to silly Elizabeth Blaettnar wiU make from a truck parked in the vi· 1 dts and a Miss will be ed rillage streets 1nd to new therf forever," said one neigh. up the touring of the show cmly of the front entrance of ea ure at a teen dance to be pavlnr on four other streets. bor,~'and when the police take commtttee and arrangement of ~lberfeld's staged from 8·30. to 11:30 P~CIIuncll also unarumously en- down lheJr blockade, the trouble exhlbtls wlll be handled by Jack Tickets for the musical which S~turday In the Racme Jumor dor¥d the Soutlhern Develop- will start all over again " Slavin Mrs. Ruth Gosney and Is bemg presented ~y ' Me•gs Htg~ School audttormm. The ment Corporation program for Nme of the nation's major lbt Junior Art Saturday Class. County's Big Bend Minstrel ~acme Alumni Assn. IS sponsorthe p:o~sed brtdge project m ctvll r~ghts organizations. have Assoctatton, will be 75 cents for ng !he affair. the VICtntly of Ravenswood agreed to take pa~t ID a both adults and children. ----Attendmg ~ere Mayor Llln· massiVe _progr~m d~stg~d to In prior years the regattal ---;-~~-=---don, Clerk R1chard Duckw•Jrtn. end ractal d1scrtmmat~n In has featured prole!Sional tal•nt legal Notice a~d . Councllmen AI Lipscomb, housmg, education and JObs m , at the Friday night present~· u••• Nar 1c1• - - G1el\n Cundtff Jr' , Arthur 8yl- Cl~veland, OhiO. A spokesma• t••on ThiS vear plans w' re ~ ..... " .. Copehort .. Bo• '"· . J '' "' liven, Wnt Vtr."lnla w111 llk h d !od .I t T ves er, roy Zwtlhng, Wilham for t e groups sat ay. J IS changed so that the local talent ~otic• that on th111 9th • du o~ Have~ and Robert Wmgett hoped the summer acttvitt~~ m 'nte American Electric Pmv- show would be the openmg r!l;uo~98~1 ~~~t u~::~~~~":! ~~~m~'! Cleveland Will prOVide I test C n\ Ol night feature :til Court ot l'whll.lll Cnonty, Ohio , t b" ode! for stmtJar t)fQ- er orp., llBTe company Jnc Cale No 14,1M Pl'lr1nl for t u e rn . the Ohio Power Co Appal!lr~~- Residents purchasing advanee :IYorce, order •• to C!UMtody of ehll ' . . bl th nn, •lld olber reUet on the IJI'OOnciJ gr ams in other ctbes. an Power Co ' of West Vtrgtl'lia tickets wtU be 8 e to en1er e of 2'r1114 neiCI•ct ol duLY SJI.Id CIP•e 1 nd Cleve a program II'~ and Kentucky Power eo 0 1 .,•n· show area to select better seats ;;:!, ": '".,"':'""' ""'..,.. .,.., ••• r(lNTINUED FROM PAGE I !beTheresult of a secret "sumtm! . · 11 1 " ""'· ,,., fr; <!rations, of some of on r conference" of Negro lea~<·ro lucky, announced the awa~ntg Whltbouttlwka~tntg ~!e ntghtur· w";!;:~n~.,~· CAPBIIART. ll¢'1• only hurl the cause of ld at a Suffern, N y motel of constructton progress ,.,., • c ase c e B on . ~'""· c... • ••r'-•· lJF · ' h f th Miteho•ll · ttornev• for Plilnliff thl-•• they pretend to help. • ograp Y o e new · .., io n. '" "' co1, 1. 14, 11• Ttc 081 her this week. "Mob nile 10l9ts 110 pr~ !J Those who took pari <n the Plant near Moundsville, W Va blems and strike• Its hardr."c meeting and 81gned a unity to Kenneth Grover· Pomt>roy ~ ,. INVIN~:~~·...:~ ~~~~~~::MINT blows aralast lbe lmtoreot." statement pledging support .for This will be the largest eleec , \... P ~~:.:•~.::, o•••· Rhodes urged that "qulckt~" summer activities In Cleve'"nd tric power pl~nt In the wo-.1: y fed"' Job training prog· 1ms They included the heads of the With construction to extend 0 • To the t•ecuton'r::"''!d~~~~traQti .~Yiaced by long-range pro. Southern ch~·tian Leadership er a three and one · half year to,. 01 lho .,.,..,, "' ,.,, •• ,., n~ od followlna: u IN Hlldentl of the Stat.t grams under constant gmdance Conference the Natlonal A:;:socl- peri or Ohio. vi• the aurviTio1 apouee, of local school •vstems -• of Grover also has contracts on Ia the nut of kln, tbe benetactul 11 un 1Jon IOf t'he Advan· p) t der the will, and to tiYI attorney or He Cited suecessrul result! at Colored People. the National the Cardinal Power ank" ncar ..L. attorney• repruentlnl lliJ of t h e Sle benvllle the MU!!I lt11llm W aforementioned peraou the Mahoning Valley School in Urban League !be Conf!r•s• r.f u • 'l No •• ' "- Fnnkl• .,,.,... """' You"gstown where more than R 1 I E q u' a II t y and the Plant near Beverly and the lg vm,, Ohio ac a • s d I t t Lo I a Ky all No 19.6to--.Jullan HtiJ. Ia e In •• 1,000 boy• have been graduated, I Student Nonviolent Coordinating a? Y P an a ed bu s .~ A.E, p · · Ohio 't• 87 bemg construct y ., You an hereby noutled \bal the WI n per cen t f10dlng jobs in Committee. l (nventorte• tnd .\ppriiMment. of the private industry :~ Vto•-- In Clncbmad I NtatH of the lloreenUoned. de "Th ' '""~ F a) cea•ed, late of 11ld COUfib', wen Died ey have become subst8ll' I For the first time violence orm n.o,..exa .. on By tile UP. In thlo Court Sold ......0"" .... tial citi~ns tnatead or ~ · . red I tl h't 11 lla..l T d ~ A.ppraiMmentt h.. rtlll bf! 10 1' cou"willo• be1"'for'"" •pread to P om nan Y w i ~·n o ay B •k toN ormal '"" '" ... or frustrated when finding no j lghborbood But as on the · lod ted 1 ,..,., ,,., ol io,oo o'elook • 11• . b h II ed led 0 lr D8 s. I Israel ay was expec 0 c IKO - Ul"E RA"T''TRNED An.v Pll"lon dlllrlnl to Ill• ueep Wit t elr ..!']It era. , alii• two previous nlghte, most It!- begin formal 8111101alion of Je- I 1 to 1 1":.\h ·--t'' f Uooo ....... m"'' '"' ..... at loUI m,:,.:.,.. -.. he said· N r s ow y norma m lS Ci y 0 five diYI prior to Ule dlte lit tor . U,Ity was In the egro aec IOns rusalem's holy old cl''' Inform· four IIUihon today. Bars and """"'· I 0 "'n uno.• m• "'"' ••• '"' or ls no such thiqg u WI> Of •vonda'· Walnut Hills and d '-Jd th UPI "mere 'Instant j b' .... ..~ j" ·Obi n:, I e sources w e · restaurants were open once •aid eourt. thts 5th da' ot June, 1817 1 he ard o .,w w•e pr em IClifton -- north and northeast Premier Levi Eshkol's cab!- agam to long after IIUdmght F • o BRIEN, t •h core unemployed will of the downtown area i net was consider,<! sure to de · stores blaxed with ltghts and ••••• ::.~ ·~~.~"' et"• •• neVI!r be solved by a two.week The IrOn! window of a liquor clde during the day to ask the bl •• om• """"·16)Dopuly c""' oriifttatiQn l progr " . i pu 1c transport was runmng as t, u. 2tt , , am,, store was ~mashed m the n•e- Knesset parliament ~or a spe. usual. Some silO• fetlljllned of ~ , • grated sectton of Madisonville. cial bill mak;,~ ~ pld elty an the war not yet one week old, ~li~e Plan Pt~mc Guardamen block';" off the integral part of Imel. An Y howevA!r. Wmdows and auto '" T.::,;:~~':.'JJ~~~io00 •' On Gallipolis st~re to prevent looting. spch action w•<'· expected to headlights were still pamted NOTICI··· ltAJ7 The annual picnic wtll ne in Jeeps carryln& guardsmen rouse lhe fury Of the Arabs, ex- blue in case autborltles decide cmon .......... " ••'"'"~'"'"· and equipped jlfi!h machtne · 11 J rd fr Wh 0 m lotato Of ill Powoll . •,_..., Anguli at Fortification Hdl In 1I pec1a Y O an om to reimpose wartime blackout "''•""' Golfipolls tht! Meigs . GaUla ' guns followed fire trucks all Israeli troops seized t)le old ct- conditions Newspapers heaO!'d em•• "•••· .~~"'"" •••• , 1 , 1 Fraternal Order of Police •de- 1mJh! to protect the firefighters. ty in bltter street fighting ~·••· abuse on the United States and ••••.0.•1s · I cidod in Mtddleport Wednesday I No major fires were reported lng last week's Middle EaPI Britain. V•"' "'""' ...... ,,.., ot rea mgbt. Wednesday night. war dence Ll unknown end eiJUIOt with . rng erupted Monday niKht l hlliOIIable dll!JI!Innt be ucert•lned Attendmg were Meigs Sheriff I R10 1 1 f'-1 R• d . '"4 1'' •nknowo """"'•nu ot th; •~ H rtenb h S H BEGIN EVALUATION L«<m • • • e.urne ••o'""' '"' '"""of "'"• z row RO..,::n a ae gt enry .tn the Avondale section,thfolloW· I: f DAYTON - CALM RE'I11RN· elL decealed, who•• nam•• and ld We.., of the Pomeroy de art llni a ra1ly protesting e con- Sunday School teachers of he dteuu: ue unknown and cannot " 1 E• P · vlct10n and death sentence im·l St Paul Lutheran Church 'l'ues- ed to the city's predominant. "'"' "'Qonobte •n.,.n., "' ,,.,. melp!· a ~Cer Rav Manley I N t ld I tod t1ln"'d, will take notlre that on the and c' h f -~· Gil~ M'd posed on a NeifO man for the day evening began a compre· y egro wes 9 e ear y ay lllh ' " .. Apnl, 1907, CUTGU ••• le erim. t aey, I • de f bite f S folloWing 8 night Of flf"l' ~~ dolph, u Admlnldrator ot the e•hte dleJJOrt department. Cpl W H mur r o a W woman hensive evaluation o the un ot Ell Powell, deceued, tOed hll _ _. f the S ' · · Negro leaders met with city day School u a whole u.e caused. by roving gangs of Ne· ......., P"lllon tn "" ,,.,,,. FrGlJ\.:18 0 tate Patrol; .' 17m tb 8 Court ol Mela:• Count,. Olllo, ll!Derlnl Benny Penn· gto Chi f J hn officials Wednesday to dtscusst materials used and their el· ... • you · .,,. "" Pow,n, """"•· "'" Nl~o Taylor s '~oil~ Nor~ 0nd ~t~evances and blamed the riots I lectlveness as well as m•thods "Everything's been calm ::; ·~:.r"'.'~:,:• 8 Ion lon&·lerm lna~ion by the of improving teaching. The stu- Binre about 2 a. m ," reported gtS.II H s11uote tn on.. TownohiP, ,.,.., , Palrol man as amuton of !be , . h ugh 1 the Pollee Chief Clair w Ma!U c.••,,. Ohto, •• s""o' ' · To"" .. 1 Gal!~polis ,Deparlme t 1Cl Y dy will continue t ro ou · • ...,, 11, . . . 1n "'' No 1110 _ n · • "Toni ..... there w1li be the summer mon ' ths In prepirat on "It's problematic If there'D be .,,..,., " ••• ..,.,.., ''""' 1 _........._~ &''~ bl W • br d Of lalld now IJ:I the namt or tbt aaiO damdest bloodlhed you have for the fall program. any more trou e. ere ace znon z Powou '"" ,.,.1n1.., 1,. " ever seen they are trred of lor II. We've been on IZ.hour nar ........... ''0 '" •u• ••"""" aouth M rod• w1th lhe ealt llne • talking," Henry Kimble of the FINED BY COURT shifts smce about m•dnlght. ' •• oaltl ,.. '"' tol> ,., ... .,,. 1 D~ m IN'nRDI' or IOver.'J'he.-Rh1ne Citizeng Associ- Thorlief Bentz, charged with ~11C41wl!: !h:t::~~~t~,:. •::n:~o~W'~ 08 · MASON AREA allan predicted at the meeting. issuance ol a bild check, waa Ml!rfer Approved :: '\".!:•n• ... ooolunt•o 1 ""· ,..,.. .,, ..,. •'ftnltrlflllll. ..... ""'"'"" ~~ IBid Wednesday Dll!ht, l flned $2$ and costs and given • LAKESIDE ' OIDO - DEL!!:- tate. ••• altuated tollow1n1In 8ecUOP ''"''"'43, Ton "" •·"· c:-.., ldJ1t;t 11 11"'11 tfthitl dati, 8 ~,..pt flatDI'tl., ft7 These people make rldJCU)OQ I SUSpended Sil-monthS jai.J ftl!)o. gates to the Oblo Conferen~e ilf llan.. 11, M•lp CauntJ, Oldo, tn ,. !'I• v, u,. Publ~•••• c.m,,,. demands, and, when the admm· ' tenre In Meigs County Court the Methodist Church ra!tfled ~1:,'1 .Topar .... , hlp' Lol " ,,,., • 1 -..•lllltk> It P~tml'!l'tl' o It 1 n , o o et: n· lstration lum1 them down, they this week Bent! was also plac- Wednesday, by a four . k> • ?•c ., "" •o'"''"l 'o'"" •• '""~ 1 1,.._ ..... ..." • •t 1 • . , owned by ArUiur Htt.aer. thence 10uu. ~ "'flt>t'l•t , _ ~ 1u11e 1 as an excuse or rto~ ed on probatlou for two years. vote, a plan to unite wtth the 3'1 """ 1o • ,.,. ,.,, .,., '""" ·~..., .,. . .,nap Nlf • ..,... I m& u , Evan-"lieal United BrettJren de lano of s. Bnr to Count' Road apa 1 ~,'C .o:. 1 ' lllteneC!t. WUb Aid Co•ntJ Rol.jl Ull' " ' t '"t The predominantly Negro LOCAL TEMPI nomination. tb• Ohio River: tbtQCe IUt 100 fell zone· ' P-h/ ' h C. otogtap y ·ayma ommon : ~~dent:r:i be::~~~~i Throughout NatJOn • Charged ~Pilld oi j;aud, ' ' \ 2-i.~ enllne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,' lune ~ , 1~$7 plaques at a meellug o1 the Middleport • Pomeroy ROiary Club Friday eveolng sbould com• tp 1be Martlu Restaur· ant, MJddle(ion, Instead ol Heatb Metllodlst Chore b. Tbe pta- of "'e ao•·- m'eellita "' _, was, changed for tbls week, carl Horky, pretldeut, I at d loday. Time ot meellug remaiDa 6 p. m. - -- - - - - -• Celebration :Locked in Saigon Battie p) . ·I . r I ' t. I . ' '' FREE ESTIMATES ON YOUR REMODELING NEEDS Assist" a program for inservlce for te~chers in the Meigs cal District wll!t hesdguarlers at l!1e P;o111"f0Y Elemelitary Building. ' . and Mrs. Roberf UUU<I•! aild ablldren, Judy, Floyd . of Wooster ,viSii~ I parepli the · ant <J,ohn weekend. fer ..., . r ·-.., Sc!tool. . Anna , W. con hlndlo your -!Cinl tatt. Plene elltek lllo romocletlne Job you ' -*1 11M fHE lnfomlatlan ollout. 0 IIIICIIBI 0=1011 0 IIATHIIOOitl o FJNttHm UPSTAIRS 0 I om fntel'esteci In I - hcMno. I do -·-· do not - - !Jaw my' own IlL �.. ,. (.-' .. ' l ' .._~,. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., .Tune 1S, ~967 C·omL ng HELEN HELP·US! by · Bottel.---'\ .......'1..---- Helen \'~IUTH . ·t 5 ven E lumbus and Southern Ohio tric Co., MiddleporL River News t"t I 7:15 a. m. - Lock 13, A. J. 4:15 a. m.; Lock Bosworth do wn s' BUYS A BRAND NEW <tn l t •, '· SINGER ZIG-ZAG PORTABLE SEWING MACHIN!: Model 237-827. Complete with cese..See It today at ..• , Pomeroy Lanes Bowlers Dine, Receive Their ·TrophieS Over 100 Participate in Banquet Held Recently at Eagles Club ·Hall The Fabric Shop · Singer Sale• & Service 992·2284 beriy down 12:45 a. m.; Johnll Morrow down 3:30 a. m.; Chotln .down 4:20a. m.; Ffllllk· lin B. down 5 a. m. McCall'• PIINri!J 115 W. SECOND OHIO POMEROY , TRI·COUNTY LEAGUE - Holsum Bakery was winner of the Tri-County Bowling League and Foreman and Abbott's team, also pictured, was second place. Shown, left to right. are Harolcl Blackston. Foreman and Abbott; George Grate, Holsum; Roy Grueser, Foreman and Abbotl; Bob Wood . Holsum; Roger Dillon , Foreman and Abbott, Clyde lngcls, league president; Art Stobarl, Holsum; B.ill Radford, Foreman and Abbott: Re:r Shenefield, Foreman and Abbptt; Tom Darst, Holsum; Stacey Arnold, Holsum, and Robert Bowen, Holsum. REGATTA WEIIKND JUN! 22·23·24 .... H' P~ple tel! ~e I ' FQR;, lUST " • II!.; George T. Price down 5 a. Eaa~n· down 8:30p.m.; 'J. m.; Fort Dearborn down 5:30 Lewis up 11:10 p. m.; Bucke;ye a. m.; Elgercllff up 6:40 a. m.: State down II p.m.; Lady Mt. State ·up (lblo River Patton down 14, E'Deana I - ,.... 'I 1 J NeWS I ... nol bad , H~lzPr . Hos_pltal ~~~~:~; m. m~~s~~al room~ of~~- ers on Tuesday, June 20, .at 7:; 1 . . . t30 p.m., at the Pomero~ EleMcDermitt, Wilham ~· Mar~l- ! mentary School. All members <hQIV it off. I love the m o dl , AdmlssloQ 'd tll7 'ca. Mrs. Harold L Richard~ t' are urged to attend. ~l\ll'!s, hu t tf my father caught La~ence W Me uaJ '. M jMrs. James N. Shumate, ame In a skirl above the knee.,TeodOfa Ave. ; Mrs. 8 vin B. Simpson, Mrs. Myrtle J. The sun radlatee more ener- · 1701 he •ould take 1l out and bl.!rnfSherGitt. c;estm~t ~~ '. Rt . Spencer, Paul W. Taylor, ~';· gy In one second than man il ~n D. Burns, a triO "' , Orville Webb. Mrs. Ray E:. e. used since the beginning of 'rve never done anything Chf s A. .BurriS, Patrtot lev Mrs. Thoma• E. Walton I · wrMg for bim not to trust me ' Rt.· Mrs. Rtchard D.L Darst, a~an~·d~l~nf~an~t~da:;ug~h~t•;r·====~lli~za:O,tl..on'".=="'"!'=~=-, E:vlm if I wonted lo. r wouldn't!Rt. . Bidwell: CheryMI Pearl i' . :'ard ,f;<~ Rt · 1 Letart; Pt rs. Pleas" h3vc' the chance ' I can .t 1eave • 2 him as he'd be ali alone. How 1W. ?ones, Jr., ~1. • d. Sr' c· <:~ n I a•·oid being :m - OLD ant;- Mrs. Paul D. We H ., M~ID · PL ,Pleasant: Mrs. Fern . .ar. . hour. Pt. Pl easant : Mrs. Manon I !lear 0 ~I . . Rt 2 Cotta•eville looking and ha>e a pr,.tly good ,homs 2·4 and 7 8 p ,, More t~en 100 trophies ~hap<' But ['m not allowed to1only on PedtatrJcs ~sard . were awarded durlnt the 7"' · Bv u-. Ji inr: \ ' IHJf fat~ll'r F :'1-lll!er. · e ' loud omi r l e~ u· l h :.~t he '11 luse W. VJ.: Cheryl A. Teaford, Rci. \OU if fw dnt'.~JJ·t lnoscn the l Portland ; Mrs. Jame\ . =· n·ign " I 'm not sure whethcr t'l'ra vis. Jar.kson : Mrs. WI! Jam . 1,. " . selfish lunelv. jealous, A. Sturgill. Rt. 1 Pedro :1 MTosey 1 · ' · Rt 2 Oak H1 · am· · re :u·f:.~l or ore rpo~sess ive bu t IBlackburn. . · mv I.G .A.P . d'm GuPssing .~ · ~ m~· L. Seymour. Wellsto~ ; Mrs. g;,; in Perception) says yuu 'd b~t- ' Erne~t K. Fox. Cottageville, W. lt'r st <~ rl lookin g for an ap<Jrt- V;l. men! un]r<;s hr changes his I Births . , wavs fast. rt. i..;rd hc:llthy fo r , \1 rs. James G Tr:WIS, Jack~ n ~ an to '' protect' ' li!s daugh- son. son, 5:36a. m. Wednesday, ~cr Hltn spinster hood so th ;-: t Mrs. Ernest K. Fox . Cottage· he """'t be "loll nil ;done," . . ;ville. W. Va. , son, I :05 p. H.. iWednesday.0 , h g., De Hie · "car I A7cor~in; ·to my history bo'Jk, \·1rs. Daisy B. Arthur. Mr~. 1h£' Constitution of the Unitect Vrrne C. Blazer, Heverly Ann States guarantees liberty to it( ' Burch . M_rs. Paul D. Carte:", <"i ti7.ens-un less it inlerr<'res with Mrs. Nel11e L. Cozart, M r !t someone else's freed om. t Clyde Cramer, John A. DaughYou're probably wonderin~ terty, Mary_ ~ - Essman, Mrs. how lOis could effect the life ?f BeS>IC G. File, Lylelta Fraley, a 14-year-<>1'' ninth grader. Wey. Mrs. Ernest E.. Gnffm, Mrs . I'll tell you. : ~ ancy J. Harrtson, . Lei~na~~ The teen-agers around hf: e: Hess, Jr., Mrs. ~en)~m · dun' t drive, so 'there isn't miJCh 1 Low~ , Paul R. Kmca1d, Mrs. E. MAIN ST. tc do except visit each otl~ . : Bess Je M. McCarty, Mrs. · £rier..d~ Jive fa1rly . .,close, ~' · McCarty, Mrs. _J. C~'!..~ e '"";;; . rbl.;t .,.i_,..,. ~..,. ~ ' . ' m. l 1 I Mod•' KP-14 SWINGER $,o.OO · '"""'"":. ';:'~.. value r~:ss .17 ' POLAROID FILM . SATURDAY .TIL 9 \1 ' ·. . ' Pictured here ere the winners - end in some ces01 the second place teem - In tho varlou• . leegUII together with tho trophies they wore pre- :.- .·., . .. sented. Tho bent~ull thl• ye.er was the biggest ever of the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. ' INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ·- The K & C .Jewelers team, pictured above, wa.s winner of tlte Jndustr.ial League. Left to right arc Joe Johnson, Kenny Haley, Art Stobart, George Grate, Don Deem and Bob Bowen. $]-69 ROLL NOW Extra Largre Size $1.00 VALUE fl@o~1 69c Power ~: ' DEODORANT c SIMONSiMARKET POMEROY 992·3975 SWINGER. ,UG. $1.99 PER R O L L - - - - - - - - LEATHER 8: f' $19.95 Value 9:00 AM TO 7:00 PM FRIDAY TIL LATE WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED-Champions of the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Wednesday Nite Late Mixed League aaer recei vi ng their trophies at the nnual banquet last week, are Deem 's No. 2 team, left to right, Betty Deem, Ron ~m. Walter Stewart and Ruth Wingelt. Reg, . OPEN DAILY 1 , onnuel b'llflutl of the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes earlier thi• month at the Pomeroy Eagle• Club. l4lranslsto~ SlMONs T MARKE r· ' I , , FOR IT! column iB for young peo· pie, th•ir pr®lems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As " .til the rest of Helen H c I P Uo!,, 1t welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious quesllon • 1lh a brush-off. Send your teen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ol Helen Help US! this newspaper. FATHER'S BIG GIRL Dear Helen: I'm 19 and headed for old maidhood. I haven't ever been out alone with a boy because my widowed father won't allow il. He walks me to work aod want to know ~}'Y thmgs have 131Hospital to dtscus Middleport Commumty picks me up at night, e v c n to he thiS way· , _ IN· nual tea, INGS Gran e will beginning at 9 p m. The though it's only a 10 mmute Can anyone tell rn~ ROCK SP~ . ht :t the will emcee the record hop. walk in daylight. NOCENT BYSTANDE meet Thurs n~arrisonville Sunday If a fellow shows lnlerest, l Dear LB.: . grange h a · . b csts AL RUSSELL and my father insists on going •·1 T wish I had a ~o~sohn! a;~ g~ange ~~~bers ;~~ra~ gua n ,j ~ ~~~U reunion will be held long. After the first date, men swer - and ai •h• u 10,; A 1 It T 1erehwl 1e a P Jur~c 18 at the home kol d 't ne back Who wants to your queslwn aven . m re res men s. .~~ din":~r with ~ watchful dra· l makes me a;hamed !hat in a TWILIGHT GARDEN Club Roush and Annie Buc on · b th' g sparks everytime country as great anrl strong as , will meet at 7:30 Thursday mght ley Run Rd. Bring yo]ll' baliKet g~~, 1: ; a1~ the girl ? ·ours, 1 must say this. - H. at the home of Mrs Mary Hem· dinner and be ready to ~~~ at 1 yIf he sees me talking to a i es. A silent a~ctlon wlll ~ held 12:30. ,. man he takes over and edges I "t durmg the socral hour. . Tuesday tne ~ut. He listen' in on my 0Spl 3 TWIN CITY Shrmet!es . Wt 11 SPECIAL meeting ol the tele hone coils I meet Thursday mght at 7.30 ,P. Meigs Consolidated Band Boost1 • ' 12:30 a. m.; J;lelta Queen 12:45 a.m.; Principio down Friday a: m. ; wyuam H.,.Zimmer ' 1:15 a.m.; Queen City POMERoY UT'll.E Gau,es·,::.. Gallipols, 12.2 and a. m.; Andrew P. , Callwun . "ill sponsor an outside l~.J., rlmnil)g t,; feet of rollers; down 4:10 a.m.,; VulCan up 5:25 party with '1tbe Jays pt, Pleasant, 24.10; Pomeroy· a. m.; Peggy Downey down · night at th'e Pomeroy 1 a. m.; ReI'1a bl e up 7 a. m.; court. Dancing will be he 1 Mason, 20.60; Hinton, 1.25 fa!ing; Kanawha Falls, 3.46 falling; Lock 17, City of St. Louis Ifrom 9 p.m. until midnight. Charleston, out. London, Mar· 6:15 a. m.; Lock 18, Jefferson , public is welcome. · met, .and Winfield, are on the , up 3:41! a. m.; Bellville Locks, I'm petrified le )Valk lo their! SATURDAY sill. I L. W, Sweet up 6:15 a. m.; Lock houses alter dark. There have ICE CRE:AM SOCIAL wUI Boat Movemenlo: . 21, Chemon and Dawn up 3:55 been four tape case~ around Thursday held by the Basban Fire Gallfpolla l.Gcko - OVEC up p. rp .; New Martinsville down here m t~~. past week ._ . ILD C 0 n- rtment at the new fire ,11:·1,$ p. 111.; Western up tz·t5 15:50 a, m; Lock 22, Robert 1'. . I feel, bemg an Amencan Cit· MIDDLE:PORT Cl~ual icmc aturday evening with . a. tn.; Elisha , Woods down 3 Tibolt, down 4:20 a. m.; 1zen, that I have the nght to servatwn League an .ted Puests to begin at 6 p. m. Pte a. m.; RO<!kjord down 8 a. m.; 23, John Ladd Dean up : ~alk a couple of blocks safely I fo_r members a~ mvtm fhurs· cake will aloo ~ l~ed. Walter Williamson up 7:40a.m. a. m. ; Helen Z. up 6:45 a. 1! I want to. But w1th the s will be held at p. R d d• during the evenmg Will be K~newha l)lver - London, Greenup J,ocke. Ravenswood up 0 criminals runnmg around, day at the Middlepor~ ;96~~8 v1ded by the Country Mary 3an down 7:50 p. m.; Mar- ~ : 40 p. m.; Alton Zephyr up I don't see how I can. wr. Y Park. Officers for 1 \ Mr, PROVIDENCE Baptist . met, James R. Hines up 4:45 p. 5:10 p. m.; Walter Hougland should I ask my parents to year Will be mstalledGaJ1 lis day School and Baptist . m.; Solvay down 6 p. m.; Win- up 8:45 p. m.; Edward S. 8osdrive me everywhere, or b~ Mollls Plymale of t:e ~ ing Convention at the Naom 1 field, Polly R. up 7:25 p. m.; worth down 9:30 p m.: L . Fiore forced to stay home out, of lear . Those attendmg are .to Ia· BaptiSt Church, Pomeroy, Alan R Merrill up 10:10 p.m.; up 10:29 p. m.; Elaine G. up Many adults say were too covered dtsh and their own 17 and 18th. Registration will W. H. Shaver, Jr. up 12.15 a. ll·05p. m.; Jim Hougland young to understand. bull can be .service. . IPERS start at 8::10 a.m. m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up 2:10 2:05 a. m.; whayne H. 15 understand that my hfe m SPE:CIAL CAND\'STR 15 at MIDDLEPORT Little League a.m.; 0. F. Shearer up 2:30 a. 3:10a.m.; Meldahl danger every time_I step out mectmg Thur~day~ June e~JOr- will sponsor an outside Me m.; Semet down 3·30 a. m.; vollne down 3:30p.m; my front door at mght, and 1 7 p.m. at the V..tera~s t~e an· dance Saturday night_ at I h Robert G. \Vest down 4:40 ~- lin Pierce down 5 p, IJI.; p•-•••••-. . ~, ... $1.00 ''ALUE ~.:~· 79~ $1.00 VALUE . . . E~RLY WEPNESDAY NITE MIXED-"The Foursomes," Charles Wlnl\}:lrenner, .. : Linda Wuiebrenner, Betty Smith aod'Charle.: Smith, left to right, were champ- j' Ions of the Early Wednesday Nite Mixed Leag~e. · ii-·. . . toUIZE •· .MICRIN 200 COUNT 12 OUNCE II WOULD YOU B~LIEVE !. AM~~A a c .· " quality ~an~fa~~;~~~ in the low price f1eld? Belteve us 1t s true ••• Th1s btg as low as "the price boys." REG. $1.63 VALUE ~MITV RIGHT GUARD BIG CAPACITY 16.7 cu. ft. NO DEFROSTING IN THE 154 lB. FREEZER DISCOUNTED 1nd DELIVERED REG. $1.09 · Gilt c ~ ~· B~xed ' R•v- $3.95 "FREE.O·FROST" SAVE 50o/o Reg. $1.00 Value With Trodo e .1(11111 Automatic lc:e Maker ,.'•, '. f149.1S e e e at1 u~ tb. ''""' 17.3 c~. ft. Refrigerator PIH·o,Frolf Fosl Freeze Shelf 1 Temperature Control $3.97 . ' . . $1.16 ~ HALO BLUE -··- i .. • ,, ' .' •: * i• .J ; .. FATHERS DAY Sf~JALf; ' . .. ' THJ)Ri;D~Y AFTERNO~N WOME!':''S L~AGUE --si'mon's "~rliet sponsore~ the cba'lllplonshlp team In the Thursd\ly Afternoon Women's League and 7-Up spqpsored the second place team. Left to rlghl, In the front row, are Simon's Market team memb~t'S Dorothy Nleri, .Pandora Collins, Carolyn Bachner, Jenny Bur· dette and Esther Sylvester, Norma Amspury, Eileen SearMs and Sandy Phalin, of the 7-Up teaJI•, are In the back row. · ' .' ,. ~· ' . ~1' O SHAV.E. ·CREAM $1.00 VALUE AFTER SHAVE "LOTION .. ']1' ~ ' MAN ' POWER OLD . SPICE SALE REG. $1.50 · (1' In freezer, I In relrfgerator) I 1~:. ~l.ctor Bucket e Quick Roloooe Ice Tray• , n Be "Buill-In" dtvldual Dt>Or Stop• e · · do-Out Shelf 1 Avdc.¢.,.,.copper-Whltt • lc;,e M6kor Optional · e di.Iy 32" Wldt ·e .Jotol 5-Yoor Warranty ~ $5.00 I 5 12.6 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR . Rog. SUNDAY IS FREEZ~R-REFIUGEIII.TOR NO · DEFROSTING IN THE 110 $3.39 . li' '\ �.. ,. (.-' .. ' l ' .._~,. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., .Tune 1S, ~967 C·omL ng HELEN HELP·US! by · Bottel.---'\ .......'1..---- Helen \'~IUTH . ·t 5 ven E lumbus and Southern Ohio tric Co., MiddleporL River News t"t I 7:15 a. m. - Lock 13, A. J. 4:15 a. m.; Lock Bosworth do wn s' BUYS A BRAND NEW <tn l t •, '· SINGER ZIG-ZAG PORTABLE SEWING MACHIN!: Model 237-827. Complete with cese..See It today at ..• , Pomeroy Lanes Bowlers Dine, Receive Their ·TrophieS Over 100 Participate in Banquet Held Recently at Eagles Club ·Hall The Fabric Shop · Singer Sale• & Service 992·2284 beriy down 12:45 a. m.; Johnll Morrow down 3:30 a. m.; Chotln .down 4:20a. m.; Ffllllk· lin B. down 5 a. m. McCall'• PIINri!J 115 W. SECOND OHIO POMEROY , TRI·COUNTY LEAGUE - Holsum Bakery was winner of the Tri-County Bowling League and Foreman and Abbott's team, also pictured, was second place. Shown, left to right. are Harolcl Blackston. Foreman and Abbott; George Grate, Holsum; Roy Grueser, Foreman and Abbotl; Bob Wood . Holsum; Roger Dillon , Foreman and Abbott, Clyde lngcls, league president; Art Stobarl, Holsum; B.ill Radford, Foreman and Abbott: Re:r Shenefield, Foreman and Abbptt; Tom Darst, Holsum; Stacey Arnold, Holsum, and Robert Bowen, Holsum. REGATTA WEIIKND JUN! 22·23·24 .... H' P~ple tel! ~e I ' FQR;, lUST " • II!.; George T. Price down 5 a. Eaa~n· down 8:30p.m.; 'J. m.; Fort Dearborn down 5:30 Lewis up 11:10 p. m.; Bucke;ye a. m.; Elgercllff up 6:40 a. m.: State down II p.m.; Lady Mt. State ·up (lblo River Patton down 14, E'Deana I - ,.... 'I 1 J NeWS I ... nol bad , H~lzPr . Hos_pltal ~~~~:~; m. m~~s~~al room~ of~~- ers on Tuesday, June 20, .at 7:; 1 . . . t30 p.m., at the Pomero~ EleMcDermitt, Wilham ~· Mar~l- ! mentary School. All members <hQIV it off. I love the m o dl , AdmlssloQ 'd tll7 'ca. Mrs. Harold L Richard~ t' are urged to attend. ~l\ll'!s, hu t tf my father caught La~ence W Me uaJ '. M jMrs. James N. Shumate, ame In a skirl above the knee.,TeodOfa Ave. ; Mrs. 8 vin B. Simpson, Mrs. Myrtle J. The sun radlatee more ener- · 1701 he •ould take 1l out and bl.!rnfSherGitt. c;estm~t ~~ '. Rt . Spencer, Paul W. Taylor, ~';· gy In one second than man il ~n D. Burns, a triO "' , Orville Webb. Mrs. Ray E:. e. used since the beginning of 'rve never done anything Chf s A. .BurriS, Patrtot lev Mrs. Thoma• E. Walton I · wrMg for bim not to trust me ' Rt.· Mrs. Rtchard D.L Darst, a~an~·d~l~nf~an~t~da:;ug~h~t•;r·====~lli~za:O,tl..on'".=="'"!'=~=-, E:vlm if I wonted lo. r wouldn't!Rt. . Bidwell: CheryMI Pearl i' . :'ard ,f;<~ Rt · 1 Letart; Pt rs. Pleas" h3vc' the chance ' I can .t 1eave • 2 him as he'd be ali alone. How 1W. ?ones, Jr., ~1. • d. Sr' c· <:~ n I a•·oid being :m - OLD ant;- Mrs. Paul D. We H ., M~ID · PL ,Pleasant: Mrs. Fern . .ar. . hour. Pt. Pl easant : Mrs. Manon I !lear 0 ~I . . Rt 2 Cotta•eville looking and ha>e a pr,.tly good ,homs 2·4 and 7 8 p ,, More t~en 100 trophies ~hap<' But ['m not allowed to1only on PedtatrJcs ~sard . were awarded durlnt the 7"' · Bv u-. Ji inr: \ ' IHJf fat~ll'r F :'1-lll!er. · e ' loud omi r l e~ u· l h :.~t he '11 luse W. VJ.: Cheryl A. Teaford, Rci. \OU if fw dnt'.~JJ·t lnoscn the l Portland ; Mrs. Jame\ . =· n·ign " I 'm not sure whethcr t'l'ra vis. Jar.kson : Mrs. WI! Jam . 1,. " . selfish lunelv. jealous, A. Sturgill. Rt. 1 Pedro :1 MTosey 1 · ' · Rt 2 Oak H1 · am· · re :u·f:.~l or ore rpo~sess ive bu t IBlackburn. . · mv I.G .A.P . d'm GuPssing .~ · ~ m~· L. Seymour. Wellsto~ ; Mrs. g;,; in Perception) says yuu 'd b~t- ' Erne~t K. Fox. Cottageville, W. lt'r st <~ rl lookin g for an ap<Jrt- V;l. men! un]r<;s hr changes his I Births . , wavs fast. rt. i..;rd hc:llthy fo r , \1 rs. James G Tr:WIS, Jack~ n ~ an to '' protect' ' li!s daugh- son. son, 5:36a. m. Wednesday, ~cr Hltn spinster hood so th ;-: t Mrs. Ernest K. Fox . Cottage· he """'t be "loll nil ;done," . . ;ville. W. Va. , son, I :05 p. H.. iWednesday.0 , h g., De Hie · "car I A7cor~in; ·to my history bo'Jk, \·1rs. Daisy B. Arthur. Mr~. 1h£' Constitution of the Unitect Vrrne C. Blazer, Heverly Ann States guarantees liberty to it( ' Burch . M_rs. Paul D. Carte:", <"i ti7.ens-un less it inlerr<'res with Mrs. Nel11e L. Cozart, M r !t someone else's freed om. t Clyde Cramer, John A. DaughYou're probably wonderin~ terty, Mary_ ~ - Essman, Mrs. how lOis could effect the life ?f BeS>IC G. File, Lylelta Fraley, a 14-year-<>1'' ninth grader. Wey. Mrs. Ernest E.. Gnffm, Mrs . I'll tell you. : ~ ancy J. Harrtson, . Lei~na~~ The teen-agers around hf: e: Hess, Jr., Mrs. ~en)~m · dun' t drive, so 'there isn't miJCh 1 Low~ , Paul R. Kmca1d, Mrs. E. MAIN ST. tc do except visit each otl~ . : Bess Je M. McCarty, Mrs. · £rier..d~ Jive fa1rly . .,close, ~' · McCarty, Mrs. _J. C~'!..~ e '"";;; . rbl.;t .,.i_,..,. ~..,. ~ ' . ' m. l 1 I Mod•' KP-14 SWINGER $,o.OO · '"""'"":. ';:'~.. value r~:ss .17 ' POLAROID FILM . SATURDAY .TIL 9 \1 ' ·. . ' Pictured here ere the winners - end in some ces01 the second place teem - In tho varlou• . leegUII together with tho trophies they wore pre- :.- .·., . .. sented. Tho bent~ull thl• ye.er was the biggest ever of the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes. ' INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ·- The K & C .Jewelers team, pictured above, wa.s winner of tlte Jndustr.ial League. Left to right arc Joe Johnson, Kenny Haley, Art Stobart, George Grate, Don Deem and Bob Bowen. $]-69 ROLL NOW Extra Largre Size $1.00 VALUE fl@o~1 69c Power ~: ' DEODORANT c SIMONSiMARKET POMEROY 992·3975 SWINGER. ,UG. $1.99 PER R O L L - - - - - - - - LEATHER 8: f' $19.95 Value 9:00 AM TO 7:00 PM FRIDAY TIL LATE WEDNESDAY NITE MIXED-Champions of the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes Wednesday Nite Late Mixed League aaer recei vi ng their trophies at the nnual banquet last week, are Deem 's No. 2 team, left to right, Betty Deem, Ron ~m. Walter Stewart and Ruth Wingelt. Reg, . OPEN DAILY 1 , onnuel b'llflutl of the Pomeroy Bowling Lanes earlier thi• month at the Pomeroy Eagle• Club. l4lranslsto~ SlMONs T MARKE r· ' I , , FOR IT! column iB for young peo· pie, th•ir pr®lems and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As " .til the rest of Helen H c I P Uo!,, 1t welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious quesllon • 1lh a brush-off. Send your teen-age questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ol Helen Help US! this newspaper. FATHER'S BIG GIRL Dear Helen: I'm 19 and headed for old maidhood. I haven't ever been out alone with a boy because my widowed father won't allow il. He walks me to work aod want to know ~}'Y thmgs have 131Hospital to dtscus Middleport Commumty picks me up at night, e v c n to he thiS way· , _ IN· nual tea, INGS Gran e will beginning at 9 p m. The though it's only a 10 mmute Can anyone tell rn~ ROCK SP~ . ht :t the will emcee the record hop. walk in daylight. NOCENT BYSTANDE meet Thurs n~arrisonville Sunday If a fellow shows lnlerest, l Dear LB.: . grange h a · . b csts AL RUSSELL and my father insists on going •·1 T wish I had a ~o~sohn! a;~ g~ange ~~~bers ;~~ra~ gua n ,j ~ ~~~U reunion will be held long. After the first date, men swer - and ai •h• u 10,; A 1 It T 1erehwl 1e a P Jur~c 18 at the home kol d 't ne back Who wants to your queslwn aven . m re res men s. .~~ din":~r with ~ watchful dra· l makes me a;hamed !hat in a TWILIGHT GARDEN Club Roush and Annie Buc on · b th' g sparks everytime country as great anrl strong as , will meet at 7:30 Thursday mght ley Run Rd. Bring yo]ll' baliKet g~~, 1: ; a1~ the girl ? ·ours, 1 must say this. - H. at the home of Mrs Mary Hem· dinner and be ready to ~~~ at 1 yIf he sees me talking to a i es. A silent a~ctlon wlll ~ held 12:30. ,. man he takes over and edges I "t durmg the socral hour. . Tuesday tne ~ut. He listen' in on my 0Spl 3 TWIN CITY Shrmet!es . Wt 11 SPECIAL meeting ol the tele hone coils I meet Thursday mght at 7.30 ,P. Meigs Consolidated Band Boost1 • ' 12:30 a. m.; J;lelta Queen 12:45 a.m.; Principio down Friday a: m. ; wyuam H.,.Zimmer ' 1:15 a.m.; Queen City POMERoY UT'll.E Gau,es·,::.. Gallipols, 12.2 and a. m.; Andrew P. , Callwun . "ill sponsor an outside l~.J., rlmnil)g t,; feet of rollers; down 4:10 a.m.,; VulCan up 5:25 party with '1tbe Jays pt, Pleasant, 24.10; Pomeroy· a. m.; Peggy Downey down · night at th'e Pomeroy 1 a. m.; ReI'1a bl e up 7 a. m.; court. Dancing will be he 1 Mason, 20.60; Hinton, 1.25 fa!ing; Kanawha Falls, 3.46 falling; Lock 17, City of St. Louis Ifrom 9 p.m. until midnight. Charleston, out. London, Mar· 6:15 a. m.; Lock 18, Jefferson , public is welcome. · met, .and Winfield, are on the , up 3:41! a. m.; Bellville Locks, I'm petrified le )Valk lo their! SATURDAY sill. I L. W, Sweet up 6:15 a. m.; Lock houses alter dark. There have ICE CRE:AM SOCIAL wUI Boat Movemenlo: . 21, Chemon and Dawn up 3:55 been four tape case~ around Thursday held by the Basban Fire Gallfpolla l.Gcko - OVEC up p. rp .; New Martinsville down here m t~~. past week ._ . ILD C 0 n- rtment at the new fire ,11:·1,$ p. 111.; Western up tz·t5 15:50 a, m; Lock 22, Robert 1'. . I feel, bemg an Amencan Cit· MIDDLE:PORT Cl~ual icmc aturday evening with . a. tn.; Elisha , Woods down 3 Tibolt, down 4:20 a. m.; 1zen, that I have the nght to servatwn League an .ted Puests to begin at 6 p. m. Pte a. m.; RO<!kjord down 8 a. m.; 23, John Ladd Dean up : ~alk a couple of blocks safely I fo_r members a~ mvtm fhurs· cake will aloo ~ l~ed. Walter Williamson up 7:40a.m. a. m. ; Helen Z. up 6:45 a. 1! I want to. But w1th the s will be held at p. R d d• during the evenmg Will be K~newha l)lver - London, Greenup J,ocke. Ravenswood up 0 criminals runnmg around, day at the Middlepor~ ;96~~8 v1ded by the Country Mary 3an down 7:50 p. m.; Mar- ~ : 40 p. m.; Alton Zephyr up I don't see how I can. wr. Y Park. Officers for 1 \ Mr, PROVIDENCE Baptist . met, James R. Hines up 4:45 p. 5:10 p. m.; Walter Hougland should I ask my parents to year Will be mstalledGaJ1 lis day School and Baptist . m.; Solvay down 6 p. m.; Win- up 8:45 p. m.; Edward S. 8osdrive me everywhere, or b~ Mollls Plymale of t:e ~ ing Convention at the Naom 1 field, Polly R. up 7:25 p. m.; worth down 9:30 p m.: L . Fiore forced to stay home out, of lear . Those attendmg are .to Ia· BaptiSt Church, Pomeroy, Alan R Merrill up 10:10 p.m.; up 10:29 p. m.; Elaine G. up Many adults say were too covered dtsh and their own 17 and 18th. Registration will W. H. Shaver, Jr. up 12.15 a. ll·05p. m.; Jim Hougland young to understand. bull can be .service. . IPERS start at 8::10 a.m. m.; Lucy Jane Lucas up 2:10 2:05 a. m.; whayne H. 15 understand that my hfe m SPE:CIAL CAND\'STR 15 at MIDDLEPORT Little League a.m.; 0. F. Shearer up 2:30 a. 3:10a.m.; Meldahl danger every time_I step out mectmg Thur~day~ June e~JOr- will sponsor an outside Me m.; Semet down 3·30 a. m.; vollne down 3:30p.m; my front door at mght, and 1 7 p.m. at the V..tera~s t~e an· dance Saturday night_ at I h Robert G. \Vest down 4:40 ~- lin Pierce down 5 p, IJI.; p•-•••••-. . ~, ... $1.00 ''ALUE ~.:~· 79~ $1.00 VALUE . . . E~RLY WEPNESDAY NITE MIXED-"The Foursomes," Charles Wlnl\}:lrenner, .. : Linda Wuiebrenner, Betty Smith aod'Charle.: Smith, left to right, were champ- j' Ions of the Early Wednesday Nite Mixed Leag~e. · ii-·. . . toUIZE •· .MICRIN 200 COUNT 12 OUNCE II WOULD YOU B~LIEVE !. AM~~A a c .· " quality ~an~fa~~;~~~ in the low price f1eld? Belteve us 1t s true ••• Th1s btg as low as "the price boys." REG. $1.63 VALUE ~MITV RIGHT GUARD BIG CAPACITY 16.7 cu. ft. NO DEFROSTING IN THE 154 lB. FREEZER DISCOUNTED 1nd DELIVERED REG. $1.09 · Gilt c ~ ~· B~xed ' R•v- $3.95 "FREE.O·FROST" SAVE 50o/o Reg. $1.00 Value With Trodo e .1(11111 Automatic lc:e Maker ,.'•, '. f149.1S e e e at1 u~ tb. ''""' 17.3 c~. ft. Refrigerator PIH·o,Frolf Fosl Freeze Shelf 1 Temperature Control $3.97 . ' . . $1.16 ~ HALO BLUE -··- i .. • ,, ' .' •: * i• .J ; .. FATHERS DAY Sf~JALf; ' . .. ' THJ)Ri;D~Y AFTERNO~N WOME!':''S L~AGUE --si'mon's "~rliet sponsore~ the cba'lllplonshlp team In the Thursd\ly Afternoon Women's League and 7-Up spqpsored the second place team. Left to rlghl, In the front row, are Simon's Market team memb~t'S Dorothy Nleri, .Pandora Collins, Carolyn Bachner, Jenny Bur· dette and Esther Sylvester, Norma Amspury, Eileen SearMs and Sandy Phalin, of the 7-Up teaJI•, are In the back row. · ' .' ,. ~· ' . ~1' O SHAV.E. ·CREAM $1.00 VALUE AFTER SHAVE "LOTION .. ']1' ~ ' MAN ' POWER OLD . SPICE SALE REG. $1.50 · (1' In freezer, I In relrfgerator) I 1~:. ~l.ctor Bucket e Quick Roloooe Ice Tray• , n Be "Buill-In" dtvldual Dt>Or Stop• e · · do-Out Shelf 1 Avdc.¢.,.,.copper-Whltt • lc;,e M6kor Optional · e di.Iy 32" Wldt ·e .Jotol 5-Yoor Warranty ~ $5.00 I 5 12.6 CU. FT. REFRIGERATOR . Rog. SUNDAY IS FREEZ~R-REFIUGEIII.TOR NO · DEFROSTING IN THE 110 $3.39 . li' '\ �.... • a qd•l _uw uta sa ··::... • • I ... -- toeal. Those . who spe.nt P'rldly )sl•ter-ln:law and.husb~ . 0. · stnut Ridge a•· \umns,/•uesinberry . W""· N t M • p e n t ni&ht with t..e ..... or o ; 1 . • . ..• Nan"f ~I and~mother u'· ·p~ . e. ru':'!ght his cousi•• wert Carnahan refii·· · •.., family •ere Meryl Houduhell : Arnold Jordan · and wlf• Th m " and Sheilll Houdashelt, and family, '"lj(esvllle, Ill r.s. iW•llllton vilutoro a, were Sunday afternoon visitors S • I Lessie MnUfnr·. •_nd IJle_nme, 'I Mrs. Leesle Mullll!s ~ ~-· veiJ of Mr. and Ml'll. Francis MorOCJety New~ ml'lkeavllle. th ·""' ·•'" ulo granG!on or Mr Armut 't'J ! Uf'lO c 011 b t ~oct'ety .:J SlttRT SiRVICI ,. You get odr . ltlull. line ' >. IIII'VIce ani! llnllblllg: ' ' 'el"eu,..,~.tf - •tll.t~sinis~ ' ./ ' ., ' 214 •• 2nd SAlE~,_. >~ · FURNITURE ALL FURNITURE GOING AT ~L~,g~·;. DISCOUNT-~iqh Jrade-ln AII()Yiant! ·, Why Pay·Mo... ? -· --.- ..... ·----------CLOSE OUT s SALE LOW PROFILE AND OLD TIIIB LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR C9NDITIONIRS . . 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAILABLE ---RACIN.E .. ~ I SERVICE STATION WHOLESALE IACINL G. ri~r. • ., l· li~». I Friday and Saturday · June ·16th and 17th - -- . .... . 1 GROUP WOMEN$ ~FLATS .... .... 'ss.u DRESS SHOES THE SHOE BOX . ., 3.88-2.88 DRESS SHOES WE'RE H·AVING A RED WHITE AND BLUE $19·09 ·~: ,' $19·" ·;~:;· $2p• ·~:; . _,_ ..._ __ _ - - PROFFITTS Mn. Joe Turner, Alb an,, ;Wanda Mullins aria Mn. ~r· iword at ._nd-. ~·!l!r. . · and Mrs. Robert Roush : spent Sunday afternoon " I I h 1 garet Chrlttian. · · was wou. ell ln Jotil!ll 1n By Mrt. Frauels Morris livea and frler\ds Sunday. MRS. _ALTA CONE her mother, Mra. Ginevra Fo1o Spendillf! . the week ln tb t V1etuam. He " 11011 ill I ilo... The WSCS of the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris Silas Mullillll and family and ter. · K. E. Eri<l!.aon homt are IIW 1pllll on Okli!Jwa l.lland. ' Church .mel at the church attended the graduatiop exer· Leonard Quesm~ury and wlr<d -;;;;;;;;; Friday evening, June 9. cises. of lheii' aranddaughter, were business visitors In NorLavinia Simpson was ln Miss .Mlchelo Swift at Yearlmg walk recently. . of the devotions after Hilb Scnooi. M1ss Swift nos . Albert Cone and w1fe were Mrs. Sybil Miles presented been accepted to enter Capital m Ga1hpol" ~n Saturday. program using as her topic University . in the faiL Richard Jordan has employGrowing Church." A Chrl•tine Lake, Mr. and ~1rs . ment In Cincinnati. session followed. Bill Lake and ·daughter, Lori, Spendmg Tuesday evening Famlly nilhl will be held and Mr. and Mrs. John Glail with the Leonard Quesinberry • the Baptist Church . and Mrs. 0 w en WatSon. family were Mr. and Mrs. Tom • evenln& June 19 with They were accompanied to Co- Spurlock, Albany,Mrs. LesSJe dinner at 6 p. m. a weekend with her parenls, Mu!lms and Glennie, M~' · MarWOMEN$ HIGH STYLED A~D ~UMMER COMFORT WEAR The Esther Cltcle met lumbus by Mrs. Lavinia Simp- , earet Chrlshan and Mrs. Wanthe home of Mrs. Ethel aon who wlll aj)end three weeks da Mullms, and Meryl H?udaMonday evening, June 12. The with Mr. and Mrs. Rob • r t shelt and famlly, Wllke~v•lle. 1 Gro11p Women• · 1 GROUP • hymn, "God's Way" opened the Kniehtstep. Garnet Vengan and w If e ' WOMEN$ D«ESS devotions by Gretta Mr. and Mrs. Kimball of !lea, were business viSitors m McArWHITE PUMPS ' who used the subject "Stand- ver Falls, Pa., were recent lhur one day the past .week .., SHOES ards and Measures." Alt~.r the guesls of her grandlather, Mr. Danny Lasure andk wife h~ve business session, the prayer for Ira Beegle. · •oent the past wee with Is the missionaries was eJven by Mr. and Mrs. William Mayn- parents near Athens. . to $7,99 $10.99 Helen Simpson. ard and Kimberly spent the Those who VISited With Mernews from the Ohio week•nd with her parents, Mr. Yl. Houdahselt and family, AA.a AA-1 AA.a Wlclth Convention were read by and Mro. Joy Pendlettn at Rad- Wilkesville, were . Mrs. Less~e bers and also a reading cliff. )Mullins and Glenme, Mrs. Mar"The Man." During the Mrt. VIolet Fisher of Akron ' garet Chrlo!Jan and_ Mrs: . _ ' • •• , c • •. • 1 ~UP WOMEN$ CASUALS I Group Womons e 11111r Nu, hour, Mn. Smith served over the weekend with Miss Cheryl and John Dean lreshmentJ. parent11, Mr. and ~-~;~~~;;. Foster of Columbus are visiting "You could be o t10lly t:RU1 pott,ll you would ftl·tld Mrs. Ethel McMillan ry Roush. Mr. Roush Ji< . . ol yow mental 11/oclc llfOinlf OISCl/t!ITYI" their grandparents, Mr. and Rog. $9.99 to the hospital at ied her home for • vial!. M". Albert HilL Sand M Width Md., afler two weeki at Miss Vera Beegle Is Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris -~~~~:;~::-;,;~=====:::;:::: Mrs, Esther West, Mr1. Mr. and Mr11. Kyle Stump llam Cornell, Mr. and Mn. Gor- other relatives, in Akron. were recent guests of Rev. and don West attendod the funeral Mrl. Edna Pickens spenl Mrs. Glenn Bate at Cambridge. ~ 1 GROUP CHILDREN$ • Tuesday of Mrs. EmeRt weekend with Mr. Martin Hall -STOP"fH~A'fn'cfll ·--By Wayae G. ~andalldt. M. D. 15 worth at Charleslon, W. Va. and children at New . Haven. IN JUST MINUTES We have been called, not with· Mr ' and Mrs. TedI' Martsch " ••I 'i'"''· ,.., '"' •" • •• '"' H ' II Frances Foster and H a , e 1 dru1 eownt•r. Appl1 qult:ll · dr:rm1 out some justification, a nation and son, BUly, of 0 IVe I • Carnahan visited Mr!l. Lottie ITCH·MI-NOT diJ or niJht for ecMIDDLEPORT, 0. Tenn., here on vacation . . Wil coxen sunday arte rnoon at ra•ema, to. lkh.. other of pill takers. r.e h ln••o• shet. bUn, Anuthetlc action Reg. $4.99 It Is also admitted . that the By Mrs. John Stout her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmwood Rest Home at .r.. htnr in mtn••tt•. AntlRe••to · d word , of t h ville. acm• 11rm1 to oe.ct DRUGS, htalln1. driver of your car's most im· Mn. May Mason ·IS ·m Ch'tc- CadJe, recewe at SWISHER • LO!'IHI \ portant eadget. His aeneral ago u guest of her aon and death of Mr. Martsch s ; driving ability and tbe state of wife, Mr. and Mrs. Pa~l Mas- in Idaho. . bis health while driving are on Mr. and Mr!. Ernest ~mutn , l l Important faetors influencing Mrs. Hope Harper, Guy Harp· Mr. and Mrs. Oris Smith, Mr. his chance~ of avoldlnl an ~cand granddaueJ!ter, Dreama, and Mrs. Delbert Sm1tlo. Mr. ciJ!ent. How then does the tak· spent Sunday at Zane.villo. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. lng of drugs affect his driv· Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Haning, ·and Mrs. Robert Smtth and lng abillly? grandson Brian Timon and Mrs. ilies attended the Sm~th reun-11 .' llanillf! were guests of ion at Lancaster Fai;rRr•oun>ds I In an emotionally tense per· Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bolen r.. last Sunday. son • small dose of a sleep in· cently. Rev. and Mro. John W. Kim' ducor or a tranquilizer may lm· Guests of Mrs. Donohue Sun- bier and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford prove one's driving ability bul day were her mother, Mrs. Par. Morris are in attendance at the a larger dose would Impair sons of Racine and Mrs. Paul annual Methodist Conference at II. This involves such a delicat• and daughter, P au Ia, Lakeside. balance that It l1 courting dan Racine. 1 Hazel carnahon and Frances ger to lake any of these . Mr. and Mrs. ·Raymond Chap. Foster spent a recent weel<end while or just prior to drlvm~ . man of Silver Springs, Md., r.. at Buckeye Lake with Mr.. Antihistamines given for aller· were guests of relativos Loe Tisdale gles may also lnduee drnwsl .. '·'.' Mn. Ralph Gllmon of Mid· and thus indirectly cause '"' Mr. and Mrs. James Borgan dleport and granddaughter. JUl· dents. The same can be s"d and children of Lancaster were ia AM Par<QII! of Columbus ·• of insu'fin if the dose is w of Mrs. Nellie Borgan spent a day with Mrs. Hazrl . large. and MidlaeL . , carnaham \ The amphetamines or pep Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Joo Arnott and ·pills temporal11y . increase one ' Albany were guests of ~r. ••n.ral alertness. As the effecl Mn. Henry Waggoner Sun- Sall!l'day night. · wears off, however, there may afternoon. Mrs. Joe Carsey and <laugh. 1:. a regound sense of faligue Mr. and Mrs. O>nrad Ator of ter. Cathy, are f1Uest111n Mary· "rui ,depreuion. In large du<e.' Albany were Sunday visitors of land wltb Mr. ,and Mrs,..,)iiarold t'ifse dl'llll may cause d!Zzt· Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morris. Graham.· .,. '· neos. Irritability arid distract!· Mn. Ruth Morris called on Mrs. Donahue •nd Mrs. John billty. Thert l1, therefore, only Mrs. Ethel Harmon, who is ilL Stout attended Sunday School at one safe rule for those w~o do Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wella and Pageville SUIJ(jay, . much drlvlng: Keep phySically Mr. Stewart went to Zion Sun- \f.iii.iiiiiiiiliioaiiiiiiiii;iili-; 1 fit without the use of drugs. and day Scltool and preaching servdon't dtlvt when you are !ired. lees at Mt. Union last Sunday. · . Guy Harper, Mrs. Hope Q - WUI II ~· normal rro er and Dreama spenl ThulfSdijY LIQUID GIANT ond White blood cell rount for evening wilh Mrs. John Stout. " woman? What Is .the normal Mr. and Mro. Tom Well• enhemoglobin and· heltJatocr•t ~or tertalned Suunday, Mrs. Mary • • a wom111? What II t.ht Sigmfl. Do111, Ronnie Do11 and grand· rnce of -lUerent lhapea of the 10111 , all of Coolville. In the : lh GAL. red blood cells? evenlna they caUod on the Wor- 1 PICNIC JUG 88c A - Tbt' 1101'11111 rtd cell ley llefves family at Rutland. ' Unbr••k•blt plastic liner, fo.lm insul•tion count for a m>man Is four. to Mr. 'IIIII Mrt. Folt had as 1 jacket five million (U to 5.1 mdl•on Sunday ruestl their ehlldren of I-GAL. PICNIC JUG-JX-4243 .. ... 1.27 for a mill). The white c•ll Columbua. eount tor both sexe8 .Is 5,000 to Calvin lllpple was fiUOsl of PAPER PLATES pk. of 120 • 79c HOT AND COLD GIANT PAPER CUP --:-'_IN~ of 50· 69c 10,000. The hemoglobm level l! Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple. 9" Fluted octe SIZE ..... 1 12 to 14 gram• per ulo cc of Mr. end Mro. Tom Weill atGENE~AL lL!CTRIC blood lo( women (13 to 16 for tendsd churcll at Papvllle on CLOCK RADIO $12.88 ITALIAN men). Ilercentage estimations - ·- -:-.- - - - - n •• Socl'ety News DUN'LOP GOLD SEAL ~ (111 DOliOR SAYS Harn'sonville Plus Plua 'li 151n. I'W. l'ld.lxc. 1111 Tu and Olcf TIN end Old nre Merrow White Wells $1.00 More SIOUrJ Wl' t.b $J.88··$2.88-$2.28 REGULAR 41n, AU SIZES RECAP5-FULLY OR GUARANTEED MUD & SNOW 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall ·825x14 White Wall Notes A Friday THRU ~ JULY 1 • In Meigs County . The B,uy ' ' Serdinel's The ....• 1 STRONG . . CONCENTRATION DOMINANT-. ' Newspa,_r ' Of Circulation .... ... DOVE . It ,Pays · Off. ' . . Wher•. l'.t Counts DON'T worry . . . lt'o never too late! Sa7 It with Flowers-Br·Wil'e. Just pick up your phono and call 9tr.a-2933 or drop ln. of hemoglobin based on,a norm· ol of 1110 per cent are nD lonc•r used bee-.. they are mt IPf· nelenUy reliable. 11te hemato. crlt for women should be 40 to 'R (for men·, 42 to 110). Tlte nor• mal red blood cell Ia I circular disk. These cells may varv m slzo and shape In IO!IIt forma of anemia. '·'" ' IN OVER 5200 HOUSEHOJ,DS Nonna GofldwiJ Florist OUR BREAD and BtmER Nut To EI!Mrklch On s-1111 St. - -.- It can be youn, tot HYou'vt Gat So1Mthi111 To Stl IndianapoliJ, Ind, Mr. end Mn. Dan Jon•• 1111d family were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dillon antlamUy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker, family, and Mr~. Floaale Petty took the formrr'a daughter, Sharon It Washington. O.C.,, Saturday. Sharon Js omplO)·ed by tho Federal Blll'llau of Investigation and assumed Iter dulles Q - II ·dlen • IJ)eelal diet the"' June 1. for a low rod blood cell count'! Mike Harrll Is recovering A - A I•• rod etll J!OIInt '1 1 t~ro~m~th:e,:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ,, 8ually an Indication of Jllem· II , 8 'J'here are imral lypel of this disease. Soine ·are·benefited SEE THESE by foods rich ln Iron aucll as liver, oysters, peas. dried buns. red meat, whole whtat or tn· rlched white bftJd •llld all tht .' so-called .greena. TIIMI ••• 1 ' ,. ~ . . Get G~EATER Returns on, ,your advertis,i~.9 doliear ., :, .·· i .. " \ ' • • ' • ., · .· , ' :,. I ~ .),. ,,.. : ,:'t ,. • .~ .1· I / LIVING ROOM ' · ' SUITES • t1]9 ~ .\'. •. • ' l' . ·~ ' , 1, 1 .• I .' ·• 0 . \ f .,. -•· • BEVERAGE SET• STEAK KNIFE SET - - $2.99 6 tumblert ..PIECE RIXALL4 OL_.tf, $1.49 CALAMINE ~RAY _ ' HOUSE and GARDEN INSECT KILLER 83c RtJCIII ,IIrl'f killu flylngancf cr•wllnt pests. 'rotects m•"Y flow.r1, too, 14 01. Aerosol • . . SUNBEAM, ELECTRIC UXALL CARD SHOP • 1 5 O!i Atrttol1 Rot. 1.19 •' 6 oz. ILICU.X, 9 VOLT, REG. 39< TRANSISTOR BAnERY - - ·-·--- 1-ITI SIT ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 59c IIXALL HAIR SPRAY Kills contected ptrnw In mouth. ""t IN OUR IIIXALL MONOCIT-(JD-1421 APCTABLETS 50-POOT 100's77c GARDEN HOSE Per fest relief ef ml"•' ht~acht eM Rolnlorcod. l'a" lft&ldo d l • -· ln01 "'UIClt lthll 200'1 (JD-H3l . ....... .... • ........ · ttc 3 PI•.~ a.ED ROOM. SUIJ~$"~ " *99 ·:PtENn of FRI PARKING IN REAR - l ', " ..u,u.... .. REXALL-(JD-619) BUFFERED ASPIRIN - 19., •' $' ,. ; . fl • ' \. t• . J .. l00'1'll[f; _., fjD.U7l .. · .. .... .. .. .... • .. " . . . I! .•.. ~---------- . tt••· Pltchfl'.•rnl INSECT REPELLANT SPRAY 79c SPRAY STARCH-- ~ : i ·• ' $2.99' IEXALLINSTANT,AEROSOL ··''"' '·"' :·- Rich oml>or ornl ......, · .. PRESCRIPTIONS 1; -' • · ·. .. QTY W1lct to mu~lc. Fully IUfomltlc. SwHp Mcond h•nd ·- - b•rotod blodooi motoml•• hond(oo If You Shop At The I~NK ~IDS ..::,. ''•·' '•"JI 59c You're Sure To Score with Dacl CoMloLl'TI ' ' SOFA .. ~. RINSO ' Meigs County's Ol.znlv~ HQm•· ·.N,.tW$~nar:iii, ; ·~ .· js --~~--~ 0 • ' / Joppa · •~ ty Notes SOCJe .. ' IEDS-- Advertise In The DailySet;~~intl ~ . Gifts that score on Fathtr's Dayl SOAP BUDGET SHOP 2 Pft!c• I wr 39c IVORY . · �.... • a qd•l _uw uta sa ··::... • • I ... -- toeal. Those . who spe.nt P'rldly )sl•ter-ln:law and.husb~ . 0. · stnut Ridge a•· \umns,/•uesinberry . W""· N t M • p e n t ni&ht with t..e ..... or o ; 1 . • . ..• Nan"f ~I and~mother u'· ·p~ . e. ru':'!ght his cousi•• wert Carnahan refii·· · •.., family •ere Meryl Houduhell : Arnold Jordan · and wlf• Th m " and Sheilll Houdashelt, and family, '"lj(esvllle, Ill r.s. iW•llllton vilutoro a, were Sunday afternoon visitors S • I Lessie MnUfnr·. •_nd IJle_nme, 'I Mrs. Leesle Mullll!s ~ ~-· veiJ of Mr. and Ml'll. Francis MorOCJety New~ ml'lkeavllle. th ·""' ·•'" ulo granG!on or Mr Armut 't'J ! Uf'lO c 011 b t ~oct'ety .:J SlttRT SiRVICI ,. You get odr . ltlull. line ' >. IIII'VIce ani! llnllblllg: ' ' 'el"eu,..,~.tf - •tll.t~sinis~ ' ./ ' ., ' 214 •• 2nd SAlE~,_. >~ · FURNITURE ALL FURNITURE GOING AT ~L~,g~·;. DISCOUNT-~iqh Jrade-ln AII()Yiant! ·, Why Pay·Mo... ? -· --.- ..... ·----------CLOSE OUT s SALE LOW PROFILE AND OLD TIIIB LARGE STOCK GIBSON AIR C9NDITIONIRS . . 5000 BTU TO 28,000 BTU NOW AVAILABLE ---RACIN.E .. ~ I SERVICE STATION WHOLESALE IACINL G. ri~r. • ., l· li~». I Friday and Saturday · June ·16th and 17th - -- . .... . 1 GROUP WOMEN$ ~FLATS .... .... 'ss.u DRESS SHOES THE SHOE BOX . ., 3.88-2.88 DRESS SHOES WE'RE H·AVING A RED WHITE AND BLUE $19·09 ·~: ,' $19·" ·;~:;· $2p• ·~:; . _,_ ..._ __ _ - - PROFFITTS Mn. Joe Turner, Alb an,, ;Wanda Mullins aria Mn. ~r· iword at ._nd-. ~·!l!r. . · and Mrs. Robert Roush : spent Sunday afternoon " I I h 1 garet Chrlttian. · · was wou. ell ln Jotil!ll 1n By Mrt. Frauels Morris livea and frler\ds Sunday. MRS. _ALTA CONE her mother, Mra. Ginevra Fo1o Spendillf! . the week ln tb t V1etuam. He " 11011 ill I ilo... The WSCS of the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris Silas Mullillll and family and ter. · K. E. Eri<l!.aon homt are IIW 1pllll on Okli!Jwa l.lland. ' Church .mel at the church attended the graduatiop exer· Leonard Quesm~ury and wlr<d -;;;;;;;;; Friday evening, June 9. cises. of lheii' aranddaughter, were business visitors In NorLavinia Simpson was ln Miss .Mlchelo Swift at Yearlmg walk recently. . of the devotions after Hilb Scnooi. M1ss Swift nos . Albert Cone and w1fe were Mrs. Sybil Miles presented been accepted to enter Capital m Ga1hpol" ~n Saturday. program using as her topic University . in the faiL Richard Jordan has employGrowing Church." A Chrl•tine Lake, Mr. and ~1rs . ment In Cincinnati. session followed. Bill Lake and ·daughter, Lori, Spendmg Tuesday evening Famlly nilhl will be held and Mr. and Mrs. John Glail with the Leonard Quesinberry • the Baptist Church . and Mrs. 0 w en WatSon. family were Mr. and Mrs. Tom • evenln& June 19 with They were accompanied to Co- Spurlock, Albany,Mrs. LesSJe dinner at 6 p. m. a weekend with her parenls, Mu!lms and Glennie, M~' · MarWOMEN$ HIGH STYLED A~D ~UMMER COMFORT WEAR The Esther Cltcle met lumbus by Mrs. Lavinia Simp- , earet Chrlshan and Mrs. Wanthe home of Mrs. Ethel aon who wlll aj)end three weeks da Mullms, and Meryl H?udaMonday evening, June 12. The with Mr. and Mrs. Rob • r t shelt and famlly, Wllke~v•lle. 1 Gro11p Women• · 1 GROUP • hymn, "God's Way" opened the Kniehtstep. Garnet Vengan and w If e ' WOMEN$ D«ESS devotions by Gretta Mr. and Mrs. Kimball of !lea, were business viSitors m McArWHITE PUMPS ' who used the subject "Stand- ver Falls, Pa., were recent lhur one day the past .week .., SHOES ards and Measures." Alt~.r the guesls of her grandlather, Mr. Danny Lasure andk wife h~ve business session, the prayer for Ira Beegle. · •oent the past wee with Is the missionaries was eJven by Mr. and Mrs. William Mayn- parents near Athens. . to $7,99 $10.99 Helen Simpson. ard and Kimberly spent the Those who VISited With Mernews from the Ohio week•nd with her parents, Mr. Yl. Houdahselt and family, AA.a AA-1 AA.a Wlclth Convention were read by and Mro. Joy Pendlettn at Rad- Wilkesville, were . Mrs. Less~e bers and also a reading cliff. )Mullins and Glenme, Mrs. Mar"The Man." During the Mrt. VIolet Fisher of Akron ' garet Chrlo!Jan and_ Mrs: . _ ' • •• , c • •. • 1 ~UP WOMEN$ CASUALS I Group Womons e 11111r Nu, hour, Mn. Smith served over the weekend with Miss Cheryl and John Dean lreshmentJ. parent11, Mr. and ~-~;~~~;;. Foster of Columbus are visiting "You could be o t10lly t:RU1 pott,ll you would ftl·tld Mrs. Ethel McMillan ry Roush. Mr. Roush Ji< . . ol yow mental 11/oclc llfOinlf OISCl/t!ITYI" their grandparents, Mr. and Rog. $9.99 to the hospital at ied her home for • vial!. M". Albert HilL Sand M Width Md., afler two weeki at Miss Vera Beegle Is Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris -~~~~:;~::-;,;~=====:::;:::: Mrs, Esther West, Mr1. Mr. and Mr11. Kyle Stump llam Cornell, Mr. and Mn. Gor- other relatives, in Akron. were recent guests of Rev. and don West attendod the funeral Mrl. Edna Pickens spenl Mrs. Glenn Bate at Cambridge. ~ 1 GROUP CHILDREN$ • Tuesday of Mrs. EmeRt weekend with Mr. Martin Hall -STOP"fH~A'fn'cfll ·--By Wayae G. ~andalldt. M. D. 15 worth at Charleslon, W. Va. and children at New . Haven. IN JUST MINUTES We have been called, not with· Mr ' and Mrs. TedI' Martsch " ••I 'i'"''· ,.., '"' •" • •• '"' H ' II Frances Foster and H a , e 1 dru1 eownt•r. Appl1 qult:ll · dr:rm1 out some justification, a nation and son, BUly, of 0 IVe I • Carnahan visited Mr!l. Lottie ITCH·MI-NOT diJ or niJht for ecMIDDLEPORT, 0. Tenn., here on vacation . . Wil coxen sunday arte rnoon at ra•ema, to. lkh.. other of pill takers. r.e h ln••o• shet. bUn, Anuthetlc action Reg. $4.99 It Is also admitted . that the By Mrs. John Stout her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmwood Rest Home at .r.. htnr in mtn••tt•. AntlRe••to · d word , of t h ville. acm• 11rm1 to oe.ct DRUGS, htalln1. driver of your car's most im· Mn. May Mason ·IS ·m Ch'tc- CadJe, recewe at SWISHER • LO!'IHI \ portant eadget. His aeneral ago u guest of her aon and death of Mr. Martsch s ; driving ability and tbe state of wife, Mr. and Mrs. Pa~l Mas- in Idaho. . bis health while driving are on Mr. and Mr!. Ernest ~mutn , l l Important faetors influencing Mrs. Hope Harper, Guy Harp· Mr. and Mrs. Oris Smith, Mr. his chance~ of avoldlnl an ~cand granddaueJ!ter, Dreama, and Mrs. Delbert Sm1tlo. Mr. ciJ!ent. How then does the tak· spent Sunday at Zane.villo. and Mrs. Harold Smith, Mr. lng of drugs affect his driv· Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Haning, ·and Mrs. Robert Smtth and lng abillly? grandson Brian Timon and Mrs. ilies attended the Sm~th reun-11 .' llanillf! were guests of ion at Lancaster Fai;rRr•oun>ds I In an emotionally tense per· Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bolen r.. last Sunday. son • small dose of a sleep in· cently. Rev. and Mro. John W. Kim' ducor or a tranquilizer may lm· Guests of Mrs. Donohue Sun- bier and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford prove one's driving ability bul day were her mother, Mrs. Par. Morris are in attendance at the a larger dose would Impair sons of Racine and Mrs. Paul annual Methodist Conference at II. This involves such a delicat• and daughter, P au Ia, Lakeside. balance that It l1 courting dan Racine. 1 Hazel carnahon and Frances ger to lake any of these . Mr. and Mrs. ·Raymond Chap. Foster spent a recent weel<end while or just prior to drlvm~ . man of Silver Springs, Md., r.. at Buckeye Lake with Mr.. Antihistamines given for aller· were guests of relativos Loe Tisdale gles may also lnduee drnwsl .. '·'.' Mn. Ralph Gllmon of Mid· and thus indirectly cause '"' Mr. and Mrs. James Borgan dleport and granddaughter. JUl· dents. The same can be s"d and children of Lancaster were ia AM Par<QII! of Columbus ·• of insu'fin if the dose is w of Mrs. Nellie Borgan spent a day with Mrs. Hazrl . large. and MidlaeL . , carnaham \ The amphetamines or pep Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Joo Arnott and ·pills temporal11y . increase one ' Albany were guests of ~r. ••n.ral alertness. As the effecl Mn. Henry Waggoner Sun- Sall!l'day night. · wears off, however, there may afternoon. Mrs. Joe Carsey and <laugh. 1:. a regound sense of faligue Mr. and Mrs. O>nrad Ator of ter. Cathy, are f1Uest111n Mary· "rui ,depreuion. In large du<e.' Albany were Sunday visitors of land wltb Mr. ,and Mrs,..,)iiarold t'ifse dl'llll may cause d!Zzt· Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morris. Graham.· .,. '· neos. Irritability arid distract!· Mn. Ruth Morris called on Mrs. Donahue •nd Mrs. John billty. Thert l1, therefore, only Mrs. Ethel Harmon, who is ilL Stout attended Sunday School at one safe rule for those w~o do Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wella and Pageville SUIJ(jay, . much drlvlng: Keep phySically Mr. Stewart went to Zion Sun- \f.iii.iiiiiiiiliioaiiiiiiiii;iili-; 1 fit without the use of drugs. and day Scltool and preaching servdon't dtlvt when you are !ired. lees at Mt. Union last Sunday. · . Guy Harper, Mrs. Hope Q - WUI II ~· normal rro er and Dreama spenl ThulfSdijY LIQUID GIANT ond White blood cell rount for evening wilh Mrs. John Stout. " woman? What Is .the normal Mr. and Mro. Tom Well• enhemoglobin and· heltJatocr•t ~or tertalned Suunday, Mrs. Mary • • a wom111? What II t.ht Sigmfl. Do111, Ronnie Do11 and grand· rnce of -lUerent lhapea of the 10111 , all of Coolville. In the : lh GAL. red blood cells? evenlna they caUod on the Wor- 1 PICNIC JUG 88c A - Tbt' 1101'11111 rtd cell ley llefves family at Rutland. ' Unbr••k•blt plastic liner, fo.lm insul•tion count for a m>man Is four. to Mr. 'IIIII Mrt. Folt had as 1 jacket five million (U to 5.1 mdl•on Sunday ruestl their ehlldren of I-GAL. PICNIC JUG-JX-4243 .. ... 1.27 for a mill). The white c•ll Columbua. eount tor both sexe8 .Is 5,000 to Calvin lllpple was fiUOsl of PAPER PLATES pk. of 120 • 79c HOT AND COLD GIANT PAPER CUP --:-'_IN~ of 50· 69c 10,000. The hemoglobm level l! Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple. 9" Fluted octe SIZE ..... 1 12 to 14 gram• per ulo cc of Mr. end Mro. Tom Weill atGENE~AL lL!CTRIC blood lo( women (13 to 16 for tendsd churcll at Papvllle on CLOCK RADIO $12.88 ITALIAN men). Ilercentage estimations - ·- -:-.- - - - - n •• Socl'ety News DUN'LOP GOLD SEAL ~ (111 DOliOR SAYS Harn'sonville Plus Plua 'li 151n. I'W. l'ld.lxc. 1111 Tu and Olcf TIN end Old nre Merrow White Wells $1.00 More SIOUrJ Wl' t.b $J.88··$2.88-$2.28 REGULAR 41n, AU SIZES RECAP5-FULLY OR GUARANTEED MUD & SNOW 735x14 White Wall 775x14 White Wall ·825x14 White Wall Notes A Friday THRU ~ JULY 1 • In Meigs County . The B,uy ' ' Serdinel's The ....• 1 STRONG . . CONCENTRATION DOMINANT-. ' Newspa,_r ' Of Circulation .... ... DOVE . It ,Pays · Off. ' . . Wher•. l'.t Counts DON'T worry . . . lt'o never too late! Sa7 It with Flowers-Br·Wil'e. Just pick up your phono and call 9tr.a-2933 or drop ln. of hemoglobin based on,a norm· ol of 1110 per cent are nD lonc•r used bee-.. they are mt IPf· nelenUy reliable. 11te hemato. crlt for women should be 40 to 'R (for men·, 42 to 110). Tlte nor• mal red blood cell Ia I circular disk. These cells may varv m slzo and shape In IO!IIt forma of anemia. '·'" ' IN OVER 5200 HOUSEHOJ,DS Nonna GofldwiJ Florist OUR BREAD and BtmER Nut To EI!Mrklch On s-1111 St. - -.- It can be youn, tot HYou'vt Gat So1Mthi111 To Stl IndianapoliJ, Ind, Mr. end Mn. Dan Jon•• 1111d family were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Dillon antlamUy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker, family, and Mr~. Floaale Petty took the formrr'a daughter, Sharon It Washington. O.C.,, Saturday. Sharon Js omplO)·ed by tho Federal Blll'llau of Investigation and assumed Iter dulles Q - II ·dlen • IJ)eelal diet the"' June 1. for a low rod blood cell count'! Mike Harrll Is recovering A - A I•• rod etll J!OIInt '1 1 t~ro~m~th:e,:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ,, 8ually an Indication of Jllem· II , 8 'J'here are imral lypel of this disease. Soine ·are·benefited SEE THESE by foods rich ln Iron aucll as liver, oysters, peas. dried buns. red meat, whole whtat or tn· rlched white bftJd •llld all tht .' so-called .greena. TIIMI ••• 1 ' ,. ~ . . Get G~EATER Returns on, ,your advertis,i~.9 doliear ., :, .·· i .. " \ ' • • ' • ., · .· , ' :,. I ~ .),. ,,.. : ,:'t ,. • .~ .1· I / LIVING ROOM ' · ' SUITES • t1]9 ~ .\'. •. • ' l' . ·~ ' , 1, 1 .• I .' ·• 0 . \ f .,. -•· • BEVERAGE SET• STEAK KNIFE SET - - $2.99 6 tumblert ..PIECE RIXALL4 OL_.tf, $1.49 CALAMINE ~RAY _ ' HOUSE and GARDEN INSECT KILLER 83c RtJCIII ,IIrl'f killu flylngancf cr•wllnt pests. 'rotects m•"Y flow.r1, too, 14 01. Aerosol • . . SUNBEAM, ELECTRIC UXALL CARD SHOP • 1 5 O!i Atrttol1 Rot. 1.19 •' 6 oz. ILICU.X, 9 VOLT, REG. 39< TRANSISTOR BAnERY - - ·-·--- 1-ITI SIT ANTISEPTIC MOUTHWASH 59c IIXALL HAIR SPRAY Kills contected ptrnw In mouth. ""t IN OUR IIIXALL MONOCIT-(JD-1421 APCTABLETS 50-POOT 100's77c GARDEN HOSE Per fest relief ef ml"•' ht~acht eM Rolnlorcod. l'a" lft&ldo d l • -· ln01 "'UIClt lthll 200'1 (JD-H3l . ....... .... • ........ · ttc 3 PI•.~ a.ED ROOM. SUIJ~$"~ " *99 ·:PtENn of FRI PARKING IN REAR - l ', " ..u,u.... .. REXALL-(JD-619) BUFFERED ASPIRIN - 19., •' $' ,. ; . fl • ' \. t• . J .. l00'1'll[f; _., fjD.U7l .. · .. .... .. .. .... • .. " . . . I! .•.. ~---------- . tt••· Pltchfl'.•rnl INSECT REPELLANT SPRAY 79c SPRAY STARCH-- ~ : i ·• ' $2.99' IEXALLINSTANT,AEROSOL ··''"' '·"' :·- Rich oml>or ornl ......, · .. PRESCRIPTIONS 1; -' • · ·. .. QTY W1lct to mu~lc. Fully IUfomltlc. SwHp Mcond h•nd ·- - b•rotod blodooi motoml•• hond(oo If You Shop At The I~NK ~IDS ..::,. ''•·' '•"JI 59c You're Sure To Score with Dacl CoMloLl'TI ' ' SOFA .. ~. RINSO ' Meigs County's Ol.znlv~ HQm•· ·.N,.tW$~nar:iii, ; ·~ .· js --~~--~ 0 • ' / Joppa · •~ ty Notes SOCJe .. ' IEDS-- Advertise In The DailySet;~~intl ~ . Gifts that score on Fathtr's Dayl SOAP BUDGET SHOP 2 Pft!c• I wr 39c IVORY . · �----·-·· ~ '· ' ·. ' : ... I . ,I ,., ' " ,' '\-' !. ' • '' ' guide•' Mlsllleditle, ~· lm. pr.e~! s.s.t·v:···.iLi ·::ti~~~t:e~~~~~c~ ., Bethel ·62 Installation I,. Carpenter, sentor custodlan; teen Ohlinger, junior ctistodlan: tn 8n lmll.l:"ssl,ve ceremony, an, guide: Kathy King, marsh-~ tiring offtcers. Miss Nease also ry; Jla Darnell, treasure~; Ma- Patricia London,· ,nag bearer: l!l!cky Nease: daughter of Mr. aU; Betsy Cunningham, chap- presented the retiring honored ry Virginia Kaut2, directress of Mary Fra~cls, musician, and lind Mrs. Arthur Nease, Porn-- lain; Nancy Buchanan, first queen wi th a gift. Mrs. Harry musiC; Ada Nease, promoter of Roberta Ki'ae~ler, soloist. eroy, was Installed .honored messenger: Jan Alkire, t bIrd P. Smith, guardian of the wciability; Helen. Mullen, pro- Corsages were p~esentlld to queen ol Bethel 62, lnll!rnatton· messenger: Twila Clatworthy, Bethel and Paul Darnell, asso- moter of :hosp1tahty. . each of ,the installing officers by al Ot:der of, Job,'s Daughters. !Uth messenger: Kathy Francis, ciate guardian, were also pre- Other dJSUngulshed ·guests In· Mr. and Mrs. Nease, who also Th' instauattQh took pIa c e librarian; Carol King, musici- sen led gift's by Miss Cleek. traduced and we,lcomed were gave a corJ3g~ to Mrs. Smith Mondaf night . ~t· th' Pomero~ . an: Dianne Welsh, recorder: Past honored queens of the Mrs. Bertha Grace, dlre~tor of and , • bou'tonmere to Darnell. Masonl·.· Temple- 'Other officers Kathy Watson, treasurer; Sher· Bethel introduced and welcom- epic, Bethel 73, Gathpolls, Ber- Follo;':Tg her Installation, Mr Installed were .Debbie KIng, ry King, senior custodian; Ir- ed were Sarah Bechtle, Jennl- mce Hoffman: deputy grand rna. and s. N~ase presented their senior princess: Arinette Warn- ene ·Barnes, junior custodian; fer Blakeslee. A~ta Carpenter tror. o. DIStriCt 25; .James Bu- daughter With the gu~st book er, junlor,prlncess: Shiela Cow ,Becky ijoudashelt, inner guard; and Linda ~O!t· Elaine Haud- chanan. tllustnous master ?f sign"'! by those attending, apd . • ~ - Susan Gerlach, outer guard, Le- ren, junior princess of Bethel Boswprth Councd; and Besste a Jobs Daughters emblem neckempl9yment in 'Indiana. Lennie anne Sebo· and sandy Taylor, 73. Gallipolis, was also present- King, worthy matron of Evan- lace. ·· . Lyons accompanied Mr. Howell choir_. ed preceding the installation geline Chapter 172: Betty Cow- During ~ con~luding social to Indiana where he ~xpects to Following the installation, ceremony. an, worthy matron of Pome~oy ~our, refreshments were served be employed. Pam Cleek, retiring honored Mr. and Mrs. Nease w ere Chapter 100, and Jane &lin, m the d1mng room. A fioral Mr. and Mrs: Hugh Fergu- queen, placed the honored escorted to seats in the East. worthy matron ·of , HarriSon· piece and tapers centered ,the son and Jam~s of Columbus vis- queen's pin on Miss Nease's Special recognition, was given vtlle. chapter 255. The worthy table. Mrs. Ada Nease · and ited Sunday with Mrs. Fergu- robe, and pr..ented her with a Mrs. Smith, guardt811 and D~r- matrons .served as registrars Mrs. Mary Cleek presided at son's mother, Mrs. nertha Par- gift. An inscribed necklace w~s nel, assncial• guardian. Other for the _evem~g. . the punc_h bowls. Mrs. Mullen ker and brother, ·Major Parker p~senjed by Miss Nease to council rntmb<rs presented The mstallmg officers were was chatrman for the •oc Ia I and family. ~ Miss Cleek on behalf of the re- were Daisy Blakeslee, ~ecreta- Miss Cleek, Miss B!akes.::le.:ce•:..::.ho.:cur.::.~------- I Ar LAST! ~y HIS LUCI<. CHA>ISED-" tT PID? WW.T'P HE 6Ei? !'~~ow«'""" . .. t.-r.,P,..,10••• KE~~~~ ' Convention Set For June25 ,f 'I • i.:: 'i ', I I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., June 15, 1007-9 Syracuse Society Notes . ! I . ' ~ A LETIER TO GOD Look, God, I have never spoken to you But now, 1 want to say j'How The Bend ~ • t do you do!'' You see, God, they told me you didn't exist, Like a f<K•ll believed all this. By Boll Boeflieh ·- · • Last night fro!p a shell hole I . I saw yopr skY, Enjoying a return to Meigs County and Pomeroy 1 figured 'right. then they had where she spent many hours in earher years is 11Jss !11 dt~l~e a he, t th' ; frances !hie, now living in Covina, Calif. 1· a en time o see mgs ;; Frances is the guest of her aunt, Miss Vida lhle, , you made, , :High St., and will be around for several more days. I d have known they weren t ; This is Frances' flfsl visit to Pomeroy in eight years callmg a spade, a spad". and she's enjoying every mmute of 1\. lnctdentally, her 1 >sister, Ruth, IS now living in Walnut. Calif., and her bro- · I wonder, God, if you'd shake ; ther, Clarence-the last of the family to leave Pomeroy I my hand, l -is living in Pasadena. 1 .- . · ·- . -- Somehow I feel that you wlll ~ Frances is a piano and organ j m1lbon_: .Route 7 Improvements, understand ; inl'tru:-tor with her own studio I $2.2 mJJIJon: Roule 33 work, $4.3 Funny I had te come to thi:·l In Corona . million, and the Middleport hellish place se wage disposal system, $600,- Before- 1 h(ld time to se-e yuor C. EDWIN OOWLlN, head • 0000. f.ce' of the catalog and processing I Quite an outlay, which should t .:.department a't the Ohio State 1pro.vide encouragement for our , Wl'\1 , l guess there isn't much :Library in Columbus, ha!l r~s- 1 restdents. more to say 'ervations for the Third Annual 1 But I'm sure glad, God, I met .Big Bend Regatta Weekend. 1 ACTIVITY IS really speeding 1 you today, Mr. Dow lin is to be here for 1up for Bill ~ay~ anG Aaron ! I guess the Zero Hour will soon the unveiling of the name on Zahl who agam wtll ~ead th~ art I be lwre, . c ty B"''·mobl'le ; show to be staged m conJunc, But I'm not afraid since I know the Melgs oun ~ · 'th B B nd R It I JUNE -- -For- - ....,I r·· -Register •I FREE PRIZES I I I SENSATIONAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ' DRIVE IN • TODAY! : Deluxe Barbecue Grin 2 Nu·Treads (any size) I 5Oil Changes · · 15Carlubes I Plus 7 Other Prizes lBt tilt Firs1tone Certified Ttrs lpscisli1t in the CbtJCkered 1how fOif this rugged new /ow-cost tiff I I Nothing to buy-no abllg1tlon-you --·- ------ J. l 1 ·ltd Town flats N ' auctety otes I 1 I 1 I 3 ~1~· ··~&uA~ ' 1;; '· , By Sarah M. RUe I I .J ' C~wn Him King Mr. Chas. S. Rife is at home now from the Veterans Administratlon Hospital In Huntlngton, W. Va. On June 211 he will rerurn to the hospital, His con· il poor, Weekend guests o.1 Mr. and Cbas. S. Rife were Mr. Mrs.· Chas., A R'f 1eo1 st. Mba111 w v Mr d !Jfr BILLFOLDS~ .. ..• '~ . 3.9s ·: Yes,WeH•v-\ Happiness is '· Fath~r's Day .and·getting FREE 5-Q·t. Pl~stic Pail ' a Buloval with purch¥P.f 8 gallontgltlollnt .,,, ( For Motorist, Spe>rtllmall'" .• •· and Homeowner . ' Mr. and Mn. ErwiD~ ' :r:J~~· Mr. and Mrs. E have sold tbetr ~rty to and Mrs. Oivil!e Jafl'ell have moved to Cottageviile, Va. · "'·M··•" .. · Ora Carsey, Rog(, and 1 of Pagetown, visited on ,. Sunday with Mr. and ·Mrs. Ruse sell Roush and family, , · Mrs. Ott Boston, Mrs. Rutli • and 8e!Sie Parsons e visited 'graves of loved ones at • Letart, W. Va., and Baden, • , recently. Io. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grlm111 • Columbus attended tho hom.. coming at Letart Falls. Harold of Wester· ;if!~. , ' ' "\' . ~ : i§t . ,( ,, ••• • • ··~ I ' . 1:!:'~7... .........1 7 - • '!."::.-,...... ......... Ss e Um~t~ '- " :( ,ytllli•........ .. • Additional $1.49 Nell F.;.tureo revem'ble 6\i-inch flulbl• metal apout ond deluze plullc vont. ·Metallic red with yellow trim.. · • ..0.1 • 'i Po~kef · \ •.. • ~i· ,-M; , . ,.. •' •• •••• • ' . . I, ' .'I ' : \') '' ..... I, CIGARS 2.75 to 7.25' box .. , Same tread design end tread quality aa new Fire•torae 1966 original. equip'!"ent tires LIGHTERS-3.St NEW LIME ,, After-Shave &Cologne 1.35 '·, RAZORS=:o. Shevft STOVER tnd WHITMAN i I ~~, '· · gels Carpet Hou:se ' ' :( ' . Golng . '"' ,.,~ ' \., ' and In Some Cases ·' MOREl ' . ~·· j I : . • ~ -~ -·· •- '- • - .~tNLAtD:' LINOLEUM :. 1~ , \- • , • , , ··.~CARP~T J Jlq~RQY , }. ' ' ' ' ···' ·I, ' , .. . . .,·~ ~ I H·ou·s·e ~ ,.t;.:\~ •· 'I ' . fosdJtre "" Our lflcmng to N• r.oe.tJqf .' ' I · ~.stl tniRRYQ,_ - INSIDE-OUTSIDE CARPETING ,'<,,' j. ·,- ·~..i! ·,; \· ' ,, ' ., 5.95 j . . (, Watche, l FJNEs.J 9.UAL~Tr- : ~A~~~n . : • • .I)' ' ., ' ' -··;·. l l 't '• to t t' ' 'I•·f ·3.25 Don't 'I ·' '.- r Wrist :Watches.' \ w. ':- I ANY. IZE ~l,.okwallalufok ~ I ol'!.ame size off your (ar Dealgn - New 1$164;1 . s· Wrap•Arouncl . .. . . . · WHITEWALLS - ··~ : ·' .. .~·.-..a . ' Weekend guests of Mr. and Leo Taylor were Mr. and David Taylor, Polly and ISarah Taylor, all o.l Collllllbus. Mrs. Wes BelleS Jr. o.l Wellsopen! MOnday wtib Mrr. 1...... Hayman and father and visited graves of relatives at I cemeiery. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bad&ely enjoyed a vaeation to MyrUe Beach, N. C. Their •on, Danny, visited with his grandparent!, J SERVICE WHEN vo·u ·NEED IT ' , · .. . . SUNDA'YS·~' EVE'"'""~'~~ ' ~I"' 1 ~~ :!!,, ~~"' 1 · Nu;,~;:,-,··~~·i.u ''·...k .. l ;:, · 1 \ App-"I· urove 49 ' . e' and PatrlcJa Autherson, , Minersville Route, Mr. and Mrs. parents for a visit. , hei,olb~r . Mrs. Aug\Jsta Will , Bobby .Joe Wolfe, Racine Route Mrs. Harmon Fox visited reSy · H, Mrs. Marie Lawrence ,and Mr. Simon Powell, local, cently with Mr. and Mrs. Wy- : a f .MM- Elva Dailey, Stivm- railed on llr. and Mrs. May- att Radford. I' villifi'I'!'Jiey •ttended preaching wood Johnston. Olin Rife of Columbus and > ,erriilii at Ute Freedom Gosp•l ; -May Jobnolon Mr. and Mrs. Muri Harris of St. I•'' ---;,;,..---------•·· Church. Albans, w. Va., visited their ' Flemming and Cindy Mt. Washington, New Hamp- parents, Mr. and Mrs. George , , .,, vacationing In co- shire's 6.288 • fool poak, I• the Renshaw. ' l~h~, · . lo!Uest ·In tht northeastern Roy Howell, who has been ill ~ ·AliA. VlpporlJ1811 o.! Ga-l United Statea. lor 101111 l!ml, rtturlll<l to bll ·r I DLC·1DO New:Treads fo.r $ a·niost7'j;leasanfexperience. Club' M.eets• · ,. da· · fi-r t$font , ns were Mr. a rs. r ~. • Iland. Their grandson, La r r vi . )rewer an~ son, Billy ,! Mr. Tracy Schrimpsher ott returned home with his grand~ , Buckwheat Society Notes Holst' CANDY a/ - Those reperllng were Eugene Meadows, Leonard more McCarty, Jr., WilHam ex Shuler, Daniel Eugene Rousb, Harry James Roush and Ken- SOCie . • tYNotes Laurel Cliff Society News P• I I ,• ces. nt · fREEI 1 Au R- nMd not be pres•nt to wln-Drawlng June 17-9 P.M.· will serve as the honor guard 1 ,~aturday. Anyone having difiible fight during the regatta parade bulty m meetmg that sehr:du\e ' Who knows? I may come to when Sandra will be riding· on may conla ~t Mayer at the Pomyour tmuse tonight. the unit for having won the eroy Pastry Shop and spec· Dame the bookmobile' contest. ial arrangements will be work· · Though I wasn't friendly to you The ··unveiling'' is tentativel)'l ed out. before· I • Rugged full 4-ply ~ cord body .ij,heduled for 10:30 a. m. o1 Mildred Gibb• . .;lawn, who , I w.mder, God, if you'd wait at For ma:limum atrqtll rety. Friday. June 23. exhlbtls at At!anl!c Cdy, N. your dotr? oDellvers more mileage j each yr:ar, will be amnng lhe l Look, I'm crying! Me? ShedNe" wider, deeper preci1i.on-bladed tread 4:e~JD P'I'V"ides lOo/0 more mUea,r• ihJn th• NICK HARRIS, son of Mr.: artists displaving as will Ruth ding Iears'! p!'fiiiJua FireatoDe Champion. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, rorm'J Gosney' Middleport, who does I I wish I had known you these • Provides better traction er Middleport residents, wi l-.1 i some interesting work. B i II . many years. HUildrldo of extra "srippin8"• edJet and win. "e~t~~.pe" poovee provide imprDYed wet or dry undergo a special 10 we~ks : has rereived calls rrom a~ far pavemml traction. traininH session at L o n'g : away as Stewart from people : Well, I have to 12:0 now. God, •All-around better ride llJa•cll, N. J Nick, an elecri- 1 who wish to exhibit. I Goodbye,[ New "Z...iped" modified wrap-around about• ell t- ngineer, is fmployed w~th ! Last year was the first time Strange since I met you- I'm dera pl'OYille better tracdon and atability ()Q coroeNI. .EDiiDeered tor a quieter ride toot 11ft Hell Laboratory in Culurr:- 1for the show to be held and . not afraid to die! •Up·to-tho-mtnute styling ti~. I romrr:ents were many and fav- 1 Bold new tatlpturtd lidew.ill. enhances the .. orable. ! Ed. Note: These verses were btlt.uty ol your ear. · ID yuu KNOW that Meig1 The art show Is one feoture I sent bv David Mullins, who is ty projects In f.be maldng l of the regatta for which there in 8 hospital on Okinawa, to ANY S1~ LISTED mt'an an expenditure of I is no admission charge. his mother, Mrs. Lessie Mu!Uns To tit INSI Bukk LaSIDrl!s & \nvic1as, Chtvtol•ts. Chevy 11't, ~ 13 million dollars' 1 I and her family. Chrya.r NMp;Prtl, Corv..,s. CoiWtlts. O.rts. Ool'lln, r.B5't. fll!'dl. Men;Uryl. Olthtl'l(lbiles. Pl,mGUlhs, Pont~s. Aambi./ ~Is sounds hke quite an ,,,. BETI'Y WILLS. reliable Girl ___.::;:=:=::::=.-Ambluadof...Thuoclerbir<ll, & V1lllnt1. f';..: rfmic shot in the arm to Mei~3 ! Friday at the Meigs County Tn· • Qlunty. , firmary, Is a patient at Veter~r0~t'cls st~ting vf'ry ~oon l aM Memonal Hosptlal where iftirJude the Tupper!! P l ai r. S· she underwPnt major surgery . • q!ster Wat" System, I ol a ;I Tuesday. Betty. completely : piiljed .xpenditurt, $2.8 m•l-1blmd. dOfS a great deal of the [ Tubeless Blackwei!S j,i(lt; the Meigs Local School letter writing &t the infirmary --------":":'~ PLUS $1 .80 to $2.56 Fed. 'jll!!*i~t'a new ·high schooL $2 and _on heHype:"riter__Y"': I Attendance at Laurel C Ill f e~cise In, nle• th and - - - - --- ----- · - · Free Methodist Sunday School 1radt·ill tue oil your ur. t,......~ - -, hanna visited her grandmother, on ,June 11_ was 127. Offering 1.25-14{8.00.14). 9.15·15(1.10·15), 6.50 13, 7.75-14 (1.59·14), 7.75-UI (6 .70·15) jMro. Minnie Carroll and famlly . :was $20.4S. _ Llrg•r Sin Tub•lell Biackwalls t17.17 I j Robert ours returned home : Hev. Gill and famil y ~ave re· TUIELfSS WHnEWALLS AD/) I:I.H c,!.__: after visiting with relative~ at 1~1rned home from the1r vaca· Beaver, Pa. and with his grand-,liOn. . . r :daughter. Mrs. Minnie Corrotl l MaJ. and Mrs. CedriC 0. Pa k•rr. Eric and David, of FL Hood, NO MONEY DOWN with your ASHLAND CREDIT CARD Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leeson, Ft. Mr. and Mrs . Dana Wolfe and ,Texas, are visiting his moth• Wajne, Ind., Mrs. Doris Dailey daughter. Carrol, East Liver- ·er. Mrs. Bertha Parker, and Stop in and pljly Ashltnd GRAND SLAM BASEBALL! anil' lamily visited Mr. and Mrs pool, attended the funeral , of other relatives in Columbus be-1 - - - - - - - - · -...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; ; ; ; : Homer Icenhower. Mrs. Mona Wolfe, and VISited fore returning to Texas. ,. ¥.~-Mary Kerns, Mr. Okey ;Mr. and Mrs. Cecil lloseberry j Mrs. Chapman, matron of the , P~, local, Mr. and Mn. Gene I nnd fam1lv. Other callers of the ehildren's home, Mrs. Harmon 1 ward and family and Mrs. ijaz- .Roseberrys were Mr. and Mrs. :Fox and Mrs. George Sisson , go and family . local, and Leo Layne, Mrs. Zana Middle- held an outing one evening - . Paulin; .Pa r:k and r.:~.m ily,: !'!Wart . l.aur: t and .Ja~ft. IIJr al ' <'entl.v at the Syracuse Park .Col b~•- VISi ted Mr: and Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs . Hayes McMur the children nl the home. ~.,.Dal!ey and fam1l y. 1 1' 3 ~.. Mr . and Mr:i. Junior Dai· 1and Kay Howell and Larr . RET~ oN soUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES • ~- aild Mrs. Harley Keyes. ley Mr. Bob Lawson, Mr. and Walker were guests for t h e: Plata, came here for her M J , p 1 p tl· d 1evening. 'I mo r's funeral and while here rds. Mun.Leor auLaey ' or a~~~· Mr and Mrs George Mow· . d C h an r. roy wrence Vutl• l · · I vi . Mr. an Mrs. ar1 Aut · d M d M R p 0 rey visited recently with their P.lus37~ to 57~ Fed, tMelst tu Ptr tire, depending on "'" '· . Other visitors with the e ~ 1r. "1n rs. oy owe l•on George and family Cleve&izt, and 4 trade·in tirll1 , · nd M an,, ami v. ' : ,! • Phone 992-3535 • Pomeroy, Ohio West Main St. I ,on the morning or June 2J. The I ~on WI lg e ega a you're near. -Bookmobile has been named ~ l'eekend. . "'! Edd Ed t , b San-1 • The show •·1 11 feature all The signal' Well, God, I'll have ,r Y uca or y , f d h'b't 4ra .(iarnes a third grader at forms o art. at: ex I l ors are to go . S I S 't r' to leave their Jtems at the feJ. I like you lots - thts l want you a t>m cen er. fowship hall of St. Paul's Luth· to know. Classmates of Miss Garnes l,lran Church frnm l to 3 P·. m. Look now, this will be a herri· 15-16~17 Ashland Lou's Ashland Service FOR:DADI PT. PLEASANT - Sir · son County youths Ashland, Kentucky, Wednesday for InduCtion Into the armed BY ADA SLACK · Recent visitors of Mrs. Fred Jenldnl Sr., 1011 Mike, and M.,. ' B.;,er~ge a~ ":hlldre~: tha Repp were Mr. and Mra. E J t k Mr d M J R White and Cathy Jo, of Wmlleld, -George Morgan Jenkins d son, ar1 r., were recen wee , an rs. amea , V Mr d M 1!\!b rt daughter, Jan, Bellevue. ~~so end gUests ol their aunt and and daUihter, Ma~ Beth, B. ru:e-·and ~ren, ~bbl a~ clllllnc on Memorial Day - • ""uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Dunbar, W. Va., 'Vllllled,.a St. Albans, Billy Rife Mr- .... ··• "Le 1 g days with his mother, Mrs. auo. W s Oller and · . . Bum Bowen who Mrs. Agne• White and Richard Mr. llld Mrs. Carl Duckworth nes Wh1te aod uncle, Rlchard is home on ~ from th; NaDucltworth of Coshoctllll, Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth and her mother, nd M p tt H ff d · J T Gull d WI M R Scb and vya rs. ay omanaR 08 Dr. and Mrs, Dale Hubbard ames · er an c . - rs. ose warz of Albany ltnd Billy Rife of Th 01 Waablnglon D C we dren, Steve, Barbara and K1t- of MasPn, W. Va. They 1d weete!td IUflh of, bls.,paren~ ty, of Lancaster visited Mrs. visited in Middleport with Mr. n · on ur,. 1 Mr. IDd Mrs. Edlaoo Hubbard Agnes White and Mr. Richard and Mrs. Charles White even ng. · IDd other relatlv~ Du<Xworth. daughter, Texai)Dil, Be u Ia h Mn. Fay Wood and MrB. :Myr. Mrs. Loll Mayes 'baa return- Mr. and Mrs. David Cascl of White and her guests, Mr. and ta Rife are !pending a feJ! day• ell to her borne at Elkview, Columbus were weekend Mrs. Nealy White and MyrUe with Mr. and Mrs. Henry ilfank W. Va. She tatllht In Ute ll'ade of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watkins of Akron. , Ppmeroy .R. D. · ochool hero tho put term and er and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs· GeOrge A2c Larry E. Rife, son of Mr. resided with her llephew, AJ. Mr, and Mrs. Larry Morarlty er and Eleanor Kay and Mrs. and Mro. Chas. "S. Rile, and len !Jpscomb and famlly. and children of Columbus were Richard Rou.h spent a few Charlotte Dee Mrs. Ada Slack, accompanled weekend guests ot biB d,ys with relatives In Rltl- were nwu-rl~ June so In a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of Mrs. Pauline Morarity man. church wedding at Bowie, TeJ, Portamoutb to Portland Mern- brother, Marty. orlal Day where they were the Mrs. Clara Lavendar, Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mn. Robert Rife and guests of Mrs. Clara Sarwn te Lind •·• M•"' and lam!ly have moved to spent SUnday~.:~~~~ rs, a "'"' -,, a T0led0 whe he is M 8 nd M ·' and son, CltariH. week visiting her sons, re r. rs. · Earl Harden of Canton spent and ,James,, and their famtlles on the railroad. several day• here with rei.. In Sauk VIUage, Mrs. Earl Ctl.sler remains a .:4Ts. l)o~lle .l!~:,iu lives. Mrs. Ellen Newland of Co- medical patlerit · at the Veler· lei1, Pearl 1,~ ~.:·.';..,':.·' · ~· and Mrs. WOlle Guinther lumbu. spent a weekend with an's Memorial .. Hospital. lrniJfe, Ohio, Of Gallipolla were Weekend vis- her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Guy . Mn. Chas. ltors ol his parents, Mr. and Guinther and iamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leading-"--Mrs. Guy Guinther, brothers, Mr. and Mrs. 'ohn Slack and bam spent a wee~end. In Coem'., Kenneth and Terry; IIIIer, Ka- sona, John and Donald, lumbus where ~,attended a reb, also Mr. IIIII Mnt. Mal- the weekend with his ,Club convenbon. . " . ' colm Guinther qd aon. Mrs. Ada Slack and other Mrs. Agnes White, accompaa- · :~ Mr. and Mt'l, f1o11Ju Moore tlves. , . led by Mr. ~ M!:fl. J"!'lffa II: · fS :V, lllj e~Jidrell, Chrllty and Brit- Mr. and Mrs. Edward White, -~ ~ l!e!l!. ~~Jnl . ~n :' lll "·'. ""' ,,.; loll, ol Newark were recent and daughter spent several evening vlstUnJi Mr. llid Mrs. PT. PLEASANT -The W•s· weekend guests of her parents, with relatives in Zanesville.~ HaffS and ·:amlly of iern District Holstein TwU!ght Mr. and Mn. Herman London Recent visitors at the Pomllroy and.M~- and Mrs. Em- meetlog will be held toolght 1 and Patricia. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolfe Eynon and aon, Dennis, of (Thursday) be&b1ning at,· 6:30 !'fr. and Mrs. Thomas Quick family were Mr. and Mrs. Racine. p.m. at Southside o\i !lie , of. Columbtla spent Saturday scott Shank of Pomeroy, ' WUlla~n farm. with hit j)IB'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brenda Justis of Letart Falls c l' A fll_tmg and James S,. qwct. and llister, Mrs. and Mrs. Wolfe's nephew, ~ ohop will be held, Mar."l'et Gottrlll. • ion Watson. who was on · ~;<J,~·r,... ly for club who Mt. ~d Mrs. lt011Dath Mllbl- Iough from the Army. He pect to show their projects bacl! and fl!Jllly of Silverton, been sent to Germany. th.e county fair. _. W. 'V a., spent a Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs. Norman At 8 p.m. the main !be ~ev, and Mro1 Ea.tl Custer. rlx and daughter, Dentse, By Mrs. Herbert lloaab will be.held Mr. and Mrs. Fr&llklln Hen- Hammond, Ind., were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush of ?"lloch larm. driX, and daug~ter, Barbara and gue.sts of Mr. ah11 Mrs. Troy Lisbon were overnight guests mvlled and Mr. and Mrs. Eari.Hendrlx and Zwllling an~~er _relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush their family. THE POET'S CORNER Beat of . neth Warren Denny. foUowing namH or oeleetees for ~milb, Carl Roger Blr•~eld. Eugene Adams, . Bess R Moore ol lbe Selec· ohysl~~ examination: Job n . D!!)ll~ . EJ!8rme f.:owlkef,. 111 . S!!iim. Jr., _liM! . . SorviCO also released 'I'll e ~- lrughes, Harry Joe ' •e Clayton J~ffen. · · · , JOhtllllil. · Six Report for ·- Army Sefvice '· IN TRAINING _ State Highwa~ Patrol Cadet Ml· cha~l c. McWilliaiiiB of Pomeroy 19 shown here fir. ing on the range at the Patrol Academy in Columbus. C~de~ McWilliams, a native of Mason County, West VIrginia,. Is In the seeond week of a 14 week training course at the Academy. On graduatron he will be appolnted anJ.t State Highway Pafrolman. Ml His wife Ruth Ellen, d au,. er KU e Y Jo and son chael reside at 1640 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy. H.~. - I5,--I9a7 " PT. PLEASANT ..; The Col· ogne Dltlrlct Sunday Scbool · Convention has been soheduled lor Sunday, June 25 at the Shl- 1 lob Cburclt. 1 This year's theme will be . "Empowered to Wltness," The 1 day's activities will Include ope- 1 L'IBl slnJIDg by EV#Iyn Sargent, The Leon Metbodlst Choir, Gay Herdman and L«l Wedge, The Smith Trio, The Creaton Jr. Choir, Gospol Lighthoose Trio I and Ronnie Wedge. Speakers will be the Rev. Frank Bennett, Rev. Gerald Sayre 1imd the 1\ev. Normal Nash. · A basket dinner and fellowship hour will beheld. ORAN61, u ii-=oauy sentinel, riiltieroy-Middteporl,"'o .•-June ,. ':,· ' \ ..... ' �----·-·· ~ '· ' ·. ' : ... I . ,I ,., ' " ,' '\-' !. ' • '' ' guide•' Mlsllleditle, ~· lm. pr.e~! s.s.t·v:···.iLi ·::ti~~~t:e~~~~~c~ ., Bethel ·62 Installation I,. Carpenter, sentor custodlan; teen Ohlinger, junior ctistodlan: tn 8n lmll.l:"ssl,ve ceremony, an, guide: Kathy King, marsh-~ tiring offtcers. Miss Nease also ry; Jla Darnell, treasure~; Ma- Patricia London,· ,nag bearer: l!l!cky Nease: daughter of Mr. aU; Betsy Cunningham, chap- presented the retiring honored ry Virginia Kaut2, directress of Mary Fra~cls, musician, and lind Mrs. Arthur Nease, Porn-- lain; Nancy Buchanan, first queen wi th a gift. Mrs. Harry musiC; Ada Nease, promoter of Roberta Ki'ae~ler, soloist. eroy, was Installed .honored messenger: Jan Alkire, t bIrd P. Smith, guardian of the wciability; Helen. Mullen, pro- Corsages were p~esentlld to queen ol Bethel 62, lnll!rnatton· messenger: Twila Clatworthy, Bethel and Paul Darnell, asso- moter of :hosp1tahty. . each of ,the installing officers by al Ot:der of, Job,'s Daughters. !Uth messenger: Kathy Francis, ciate guardian, were also pre- Other dJSUngulshed ·guests In· Mr. and Mrs. Nease, who also Th' instauattQh took pIa c e librarian; Carol King, musici- sen led gift's by Miss Cleek. traduced and we,lcomed were gave a corJ3g~ to Mrs. Smith Mondaf night . ~t· th' Pomero~ . an: Dianne Welsh, recorder: Past honored queens of the Mrs. Bertha Grace, dlre~tor of and , • bou'tonmere to Darnell. Masonl·.· Temple- 'Other officers Kathy Watson, treasurer; Sher· Bethel introduced and welcom- epic, Bethel 73, Gathpolls, Ber- Follo;':Tg her Installation, Mr Installed were .Debbie KIng, ry King, senior custodian; Ir- ed were Sarah Bechtle, Jennl- mce Hoffman: deputy grand rna. and s. N~ase presented their senior princess: Arinette Warn- ene ·Barnes, junior custodian; fer Blakeslee. A~ta Carpenter tror. o. DIStriCt 25; .James Bu- daughter With the gu~st book er, junlor,prlncess: Shiela Cow ,Becky ijoudashelt, inner guard; and Linda ~O!t· Elaine Haud- chanan. tllustnous master ?f sign"'! by those attending, apd . • ~ - Susan Gerlach, outer guard, Le- ren, junior princess of Bethel Boswprth Councd; and Besste a Jobs Daughters emblem neckempl9yment in 'Indiana. Lennie anne Sebo· and sandy Taylor, 73. Gallipolis, was also present- King, worthy matron of Evan- lace. ·· . Lyons accompanied Mr. Howell choir_. ed preceding the installation geline Chapter 172: Betty Cow- During ~ con~luding social to Indiana where he ~xpects to Following the installation, ceremony. an, worthy matron of Pome~oy ~our, refreshments were served be employed. Pam Cleek, retiring honored Mr. and Mrs. Nease w ere Chapter 100, and Jane &lin, m the d1mng room. A fioral Mr. and Mrs: Hugh Fergu- queen, placed the honored escorted to seats in the East. worthy matron ·of , HarriSon· piece and tapers centered ,the son and Jam~s of Columbus vis- queen's pin on Miss Nease's Special recognition, was given vtlle. chapter 255. The worthy table. Mrs. Ada Nease · and ited Sunday with Mrs. Fergu- robe, and pr..ented her with a Mrs. Smith, guardt811 and D~r- matrons .served as registrars Mrs. Mary Cleek presided at son's mother, Mrs. nertha Par- gift. An inscribed necklace w~s nel, assncial• guardian. Other for the _evem~g. . the punc_h bowls. Mrs. Mullen ker and brother, ·Major Parker p~senjed by Miss Nease to council rntmb<rs presented The mstallmg officers were was chatrman for the •oc Ia I and family. ~ Miss Cleek on behalf of the re- were Daisy Blakeslee, ~ecreta- Miss Cleek, Miss B!akes.::le.:ce•:..::.ho.:cur.::.~------- I Ar LAST! ~y HIS LUCI<. CHA>ISED-" tT PID? WW.T'P HE 6Ei? !'~~ow«'""" . .. t.-r.,P,..,10••• KE~~~~ ' Convention Set For June25 ,f 'I • i.:: 'i ', I I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., June 15, 1007-9 Syracuse Society Notes . ! I . ' ~ A LETIER TO GOD Look, God, I have never spoken to you But now, 1 want to say j'How The Bend ~ • t do you do!'' You see, God, they told me you didn't exist, Like a f<K•ll believed all this. By Boll Boeflieh ·- · • Last night fro!p a shell hole I . I saw yopr skY, Enjoying a return to Meigs County and Pomeroy 1 figured 'right. then they had where she spent many hours in earher years is 11Jss !11 dt~l~e a he, t th' ; frances !hie, now living in Covina, Calif. 1· a en time o see mgs ;; Frances is the guest of her aunt, Miss Vida lhle, , you made, , :High St., and will be around for several more days. I d have known they weren t ; This is Frances' flfsl visit to Pomeroy in eight years callmg a spade, a spad". and she's enjoying every mmute of 1\. lnctdentally, her 1 >sister, Ruth, IS now living in Walnut. Calif., and her bro- · I wonder, God, if you'd shake ; ther, Clarence-the last of the family to leave Pomeroy I my hand, l -is living in Pasadena. 1 .- . · ·- . -- Somehow I feel that you wlll ~ Frances is a piano and organ j m1lbon_: .Route 7 Improvements, understand ; inl'tru:-tor with her own studio I $2.2 mJJIJon: Roule 33 work, $4.3 Funny I had te come to thi:·l In Corona . million, and the Middleport hellish place se wage disposal system, $600,- Before- 1 h(ld time to se-e yuor C. EDWIN OOWLlN, head • 0000. f.ce' of the catalog and processing I Quite an outlay, which should t .:.department a't the Ohio State 1pro.vide encouragement for our , Wl'\1 , l guess there isn't much :Library in Columbus, ha!l r~s- 1 restdents. more to say 'ervations for the Third Annual 1 But I'm sure glad, God, I met .Big Bend Regatta Weekend. 1 ACTIVITY IS really speeding 1 you today, Mr. Dow lin is to be here for 1up for Bill ~ay~ anG Aaron ! I guess the Zero Hour will soon the unveiling of the name on Zahl who agam wtll ~ead th~ art I be lwre, . c ty B"''·mobl'le ; show to be staged m conJunc, But I'm not afraid since I know the Melgs oun ~ · 'th B B nd R It I JUNE -- -For- - ....,I r·· -Register •I FREE PRIZES I I I SENSATIONAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER ' DRIVE IN • TODAY! : Deluxe Barbecue Grin 2 Nu·Treads (any size) I 5Oil Changes · · 15Carlubes I Plus 7 Other Prizes lBt tilt Firs1tone Certified Ttrs lpscisli1t in the CbtJCkered 1how fOif this rugged new /ow-cost tiff I I Nothing to buy-no abllg1tlon-you --·- ------ J. l 1 ·ltd Town flats N ' auctety otes I 1 I 1 I 3 ~1~· ··~&uA~ ' 1;; '· , By Sarah M. RUe I I .J ' C~wn Him King Mr. Chas. S. Rife is at home now from the Veterans Administratlon Hospital In Huntlngton, W. Va. On June 211 he will rerurn to the hospital, His con· il poor, Weekend guests o.1 Mr. and Cbas. S. Rife were Mr. Mrs.· Chas., A R'f 1eo1 st. Mba111 w v Mr d !Jfr BILLFOLDS~ .. ..• '~ . 3.9s ·: Yes,WeH•v-\ Happiness is '· Fath~r's Day .and·getting FREE 5-Q·t. Pl~stic Pail ' a Buloval with purch¥P.f 8 gallontgltlollnt .,,, ( For Motorist, Spe>rtllmall'" .• •· and Homeowner . ' Mr. and Mn. ErwiD~ ' :r:J~~· Mr. and Mrs. E have sold tbetr ~rty to and Mrs. Oivil!e Jafl'ell have moved to Cottageviile, Va. · "'·M··•" .. · Ora Carsey, Rog(, and 1 of Pagetown, visited on ,. Sunday with Mr. and ·Mrs. Ruse sell Roush and family, , · Mrs. Ott Boston, Mrs. Rutli • and 8e!Sie Parsons e visited 'graves of loved ones at • Letart, W. Va., and Baden, • , recently. Io. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grlm111 • Columbus attended tho hom.. coming at Letart Falls. Harold of Wester· ;if!~. , ' ' "\' . ~ : i§t . ,( ,, ••• • • ··~ I ' . 1:!:'~7... .........1 7 - • '!."::.-,...... ......... Ss e Um~t~ '- " :( ,ytllli•........ .. • Additional $1.49 Nell F.;.tureo revem'ble 6\i-inch flulbl• metal apout ond deluze plullc vont. ·Metallic red with yellow trim.. · • ..0.1 • 'i Po~kef · \ •.. • ~i· ,-M; , . ,.. •' •• •••• • ' . . I, ' .'I ' : \') '' ..... I, CIGARS 2.75 to 7.25' box .. , Same tread design end tread quality aa new Fire•torae 1966 original. equip'!"ent tires LIGHTERS-3.St NEW LIME ,, After-Shave &Cologne 1.35 '·, RAZORS=:o. Shevft STOVER tnd WHITMAN i I ~~, '· · gels Carpet Hou:se ' ' :( ' . Golng . '"' ,.,~ ' \., ' and In Some Cases ·' MOREl ' . ~·· j I : . • ~ -~ -·· •- '- • - .~tNLAtD:' LINOLEUM :. 1~ , \- • , • , , ··.~CARP~T J Jlq~RQY , }. ' ' ' ' ···' ·I, ' , .. . . .,·~ ~ I H·ou·s·e ~ ,.t;.:\~ •· 'I ' . fosdJtre "" Our lflcmng to N• r.oe.tJqf .' ' I · ~.stl tniRRYQ,_ - INSIDE-OUTSIDE CARPETING ,'<,,' j. ·,- ·~..i! ·,; \· ' ,, ' ., 5.95 j . . (, Watche, l FJNEs.J 9.UAL~Tr- : ~A~~~n . : • • .I)' ' ., ' ' -··;·. l l 't '• to t t' ' 'I•·f ·3.25 Don't 'I ·' '.- r Wrist :Watches.' \ w. ':- I ANY. IZE ~l,.okwallalufok ~ I ol'!.ame size off your (ar Dealgn - New 1$164;1 . s· Wrap•Arouncl . .. . . . · WHITEWALLS - ··~ : ·' .. .~·.-..a . ' Weekend guests of Mr. and Leo Taylor were Mr. and David Taylor, Polly and ISarah Taylor, all o.l Collllllbus. Mrs. Wes BelleS Jr. o.l Wellsopen! MOnday wtib Mrr. 1...... Hayman and father and visited graves of relatives at I cemeiery. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Bad&ely enjoyed a vaeation to MyrUe Beach, N. C. Their •on, Danny, visited with his grandparent!, J SERVICE WHEN vo·u ·NEED IT ' , · .. . . SUNDA'YS·~' EVE'"'""~'~~ ' ~I"' 1 ~~ :!!,, ~~"' 1 · Nu;,~;:,-,··~~·i.u ''·...k .. l ;:, · 1 \ App-"I· urove 49 ' . e' and PatrlcJa Autherson, , Minersville Route, Mr. and Mrs. parents for a visit. , hei,olb~r . Mrs. Aug\Jsta Will , Bobby .Joe Wolfe, Racine Route Mrs. Harmon Fox visited reSy · H, Mrs. Marie Lawrence ,and Mr. Simon Powell, local, cently with Mr. and Mrs. Wy- : a f .MM- Elva Dailey, Stivm- railed on llr. and Mrs. May- att Radford. I' villifi'I'!'Jiey •ttended preaching wood Johnston. Olin Rife of Columbus and > ,erriilii at Ute Freedom Gosp•l ; -May Jobnolon Mr. and Mrs. Muri Harris of St. I•'' ---;,;,..---------•·· Church. Albans, w. Va., visited their ' Flemming and Cindy Mt. Washington, New Hamp- parents, Mr. and Mrs. George , , .,, vacationing In co- shire's 6.288 • fool poak, I• the Renshaw. ' l~h~, · . lo!Uest ·In tht northeastern Roy Howell, who has been ill ~ ·AliA. VlpporlJ1811 o.! Ga-l United Statea. lor 101111 l!ml, rtturlll<l to bll ·r I DLC·1DO New:Treads fo.r $ a·niost7'j;leasanfexperience. Club' M.eets• · ,. da· · fi-r t$font , ns were Mr. a rs. r ~. • Iland. Their grandson, La r r vi . )rewer an~ son, Billy ,! Mr. Tracy Schrimpsher ott returned home with his grand~ , Buckwheat Society Notes Holst' CANDY a/ - Those reperllng were Eugene Meadows, Leonard more McCarty, Jr., WilHam ex Shuler, Daniel Eugene Rousb, Harry James Roush and Ken- SOCie . • tYNotes Laurel Cliff Society News P• I I ,• ces. nt · fREEI 1 Au R- nMd not be pres•nt to wln-Drawlng June 17-9 P.M.· will serve as the honor guard 1 ,~aturday. Anyone having difiible fight during the regatta parade bulty m meetmg that sehr:du\e ' Who knows? I may come to when Sandra will be riding· on may conla ~t Mayer at the Pomyour tmuse tonight. the unit for having won the eroy Pastry Shop and spec· Dame the bookmobile' contest. ial arrangements will be work· · Though I wasn't friendly to you The ··unveiling'' is tentativel)'l ed out. before· I • Rugged full 4-ply ~ cord body .ij,heduled for 10:30 a. m. o1 Mildred Gibb• . .;lawn, who , I w.mder, God, if you'd wait at For ma:limum atrqtll rety. Friday. June 23. exhlbtls at At!anl!c Cdy, N. your dotr? oDellvers more mileage j each yr:ar, will be amnng lhe l Look, I'm crying! Me? ShedNe" wider, deeper preci1i.on-bladed tread 4:e~JD P'I'V"ides lOo/0 more mUea,r• ihJn th• NICK HARRIS, son of Mr.: artists displaving as will Ruth ding Iears'! p!'fiiiJua FireatoDe Champion. and Mrs. Gordon Harris, rorm'J Gosney' Middleport, who does I I wish I had known you these • Provides better traction er Middleport residents, wi l-.1 i some interesting work. B i II . many years. HUildrldo of extra "srippin8"• edJet and win. "e~t~~.pe" poovee provide imprDYed wet or dry undergo a special 10 we~ks : has rereived calls rrom a~ far pavemml traction. traininH session at L o n'g : away as Stewart from people : Well, I have to 12:0 now. God, •All-around better ride llJa•cll, N. J Nick, an elecri- 1 who wish to exhibit. I Goodbye,[ New "Z...iped" modified wrap-around about• ell t- ngineer, is fmployed w~th ! Last year was the first time Strange since I met you- I'm dera pl'OYille better tracdon and atability ()Q coroeNI. .EDiiDeered tor a quieter ride toot 11ft Hell Laboratory in Culurr:- 1for the show to be held and . not afraid to die! •Up·to-tho-mtnute styling ti~. I romrr:ents were many and fav- 1 Bold new tatlpturtd lidew.ill. enhances the .. orable. ! Ed. Note: These verses were btlt.uty ol your ear. · ID yuu KNOW that Meig1 The art show Is one feoture I sent bv David Mullins, who is ty projects In f.be maldng l of the regatta for which there in 8 hospital on Okinawa, to ANY S1~ LISTED mt'an an expenditure of I is no admission charge. his mother, Mrs. Lessie Mu!Uns To tit INSI Bukk LaSIDrl!s & \nvic1as, Chtvtol•ts. Chevy 11't, ~ 13 million dollars' 1 I and her family. Chrya.r NMp;Prtl, Corv..,s. CoiWtlts. O.rts. Ool'lln, r.B5't. fll!'dl. Men;Uryl. Olthtl'l(lbiles. Pl,mGUlhs, Pont~s. Aambi./ ~Is sounds hke quite an ,,,. BETI'Y WILLS. reliable Girl ___.::;:=:=::::=.-Ambluadof...Thuoclerbir<ll, & V1lllnt1. f';..: rfmic shot in the arm to Mei~3 ! Friday at the Meigs County Tn· • Qlunty. , firmary, Is a patient at Veter~r0~t'cls st~ting vf'ry ~oon l aM Memonal Hosptlal where iftirJude the Tupper!! P l ai r. S· she underwPnt major surgery . • q!ster Wat" System, I ol a ;I Tuesday. Betty. completely : piiljed .xpenditurt, $2.8 m•l-1blmd. dOfS a great deal of the [ Tubeless Blackwei!S j,i(lt; the Meigs Local School letter writing &t the infirmary --------":":'~ PLUS $1 .80 to $2.56 Fed. 'jll!!*i~t'a new ·high schooL $2 and _on heHype:"riter__Y"': I Attendance at Laurel C Ill f e~cise In, nle• th and - - - - --- ----- · - · Free Methodist Sunday School 1radt·ill tue oil your ur. t,......~ - -, hanna visited her grandmother, on ,June 11_ was 127. Offering 1.25-14{8.00.14). 9.15·15(1.10·15), 6.50 13, 7.75-14 (1.59·14), 7.75-UI (6 .70·15) jMro. Minnie Carroll and famlly . :was $20.4S. _ Llrg•r Sin Tub•lell Biackwalls t17.17 I j Robert ours returned home : Hev. Gill and famil y ~ave re· TUIELfSS WHnEWALLS AD/) I:I.H c,!.__: after visiting with relative~ at 1~1rned home from the1r vaca· Beaver, Pa. and with his grand-,liOn. . . r :daughter. Mrs. Minnie Corrotl l MaJ. and Mrs. CedriC 0. Pa k•rr. Eric and David, of FL Hood, NO MONEY DOWN with your ASHLAND CREDIT CARD Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leeson, Ft. Mr. and Mrs . Dana Wolfe and ,Texas, are visiting his moth• Wajne, Ind., Mrs. Doris Dailey daughter. Carrol, East Liver- ·er. Mrs. Bertha Parker, and Stop in and pljly Ashltnd GRAND SLAM BASEBALL! anil' lamily visited Mr. and Mrs pool, attended the funeral , of other relatives in Columbus be-1 - - - - - - - - · -...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; ; ; ; : Homer Icenhower. Mrs. Mona Wolfe, and VISited fore returning to Texas. ,. ¥.~-Mary Kerns, Mr. Okey ;Mr. and Mrs. Cecil lloseberry j Mrs. Chapman, matron of the , P~, local, Mr. and Mn. Gene I nnd fam1lv. Other callers of the ehildren's home, Mrs. Harmon 1 ward and family and Mrs. ijaz- .Roseberrys were Mr. and Mrs. :Fox and Mrs. George Sisson , go and family . local, and Leo Layne, Mrs. Zana Middle- held an outing one evening - . Paulin; .Pa r:k and r.:~.m ily,: !'!Wart . l.aur: t and .Ja~ft. IIJr al ' <'entl.v at the Syracuse Park .Col b~•- VISi ted Mr: and Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs . Hayes McMur the children nl the home. ~.,.Dal!ey and fam1l y. 1 1' 3 ~.. Mr . and Mr:i. Junior Dai· 1and Kay Howell and Larr . RET~ oN soUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES • ~- aild Mrs. Harley Keyes. ley Mr. Bob Lawson, Mr. and Walker were guests for t h e: Plata, came here for her M J , p 1 p tl· d 1evening. 'I mo r's funeral and while here rds. Mun.Leor auLaey ' or a~~~· Mr and Mrs George Mow· . d C h an r. roy wrence Vutl• l · · I vi . Mr. an Mrs. ar1 Aut · d M d M R p 0 rey visited recently with their P.lus37~ to 57~ Fed, tMelst tu Ptr tire, depending on "'" '· . Other visitors with the e ~ 1r. "1n rs. oy owe l•on George and family Cleve&izt, and 4 trade·in tirll1 , · nd M an,, ami v. ' : ,! • Phone 992-3535 • Pomeroy, Ohio West Main St. I ,on the morning or June 2J. The I ~on WI lg e ega a you're near. -Bookmobile has been named ~ l'eekend. . "'! Edd Ed t , b San-1 • The show •·1 11 feature all The signal' Well, God, I'll have ,r Y uca or y , f d h'b't 4ra .(iarnes a third grader at forms o art. at: ex I l ors are to go . S I S 't r' to leave their Jtems at the feJ. I like you lots - thts l want you a t>m cen er. fowship hall of St. Paul's Luth· to know. Classmates of Miss Garnes l,lran Church frnm l to 3 P·. m. Look now, this will be a herri· 15-16~17 Ashland Lou's Ashland Service FOR:DADI PT. PLEASANT - Sir · son County youths Ashland, Kentucky, Wednesday for InduCtion Into the armed BY ADA SLACK · Recent visitors of Mrs. Fred Jenldnl Sr., 1011 Mike, and M.,. ' B.;,er~ge a~ ":hlldre~: tha Repp were Mr. and Mra. E J t k Mr d M J R White and Cathy Jo, of Wmlleld, -George Morgan Jenkins d son, ar1 r., were recen wee , an rs. amea , V Mr d M 1!\!b rt daughter, Jan, Bellevue. ~~so end gUests ol their aunt and and daUihter, Ma~ Beth, B. ru:e-·and ~ren, ~bbl a~ clllllnc on Memorial Day - • ""uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Dunbar, W. Va., 'Vllllled,.a St. Albans, Billy Rife Mr- .... ··• "Le 1 g days with his mother, Mrs. auo. W s Oller and · . . Bum Bowen who Mrs. Agne• White and Richard Mr. llld Mrs. Carl Duckworth nes Wh1te aod uncle, Rlchard is home on ~ from th; NaDucltworth of Coshoctllll, Mr. and Mrs. Duckworth and her mother, nd M p tt H ff d · J T Gull d WI M R Scb and vya rs. ay omanaR 08 Dr. and Mrs, Dale Hubbard ames · er an c . - rs. ose warz of Albany ltnd Billy Rife of Th 01 Waablnglon D C we dren, Steve, Barbara and K1t- of MasPn, W. Va. They 1d weete!td IUflh of, bls.,paren~ ty, of Lancaster visited Mrs. visited in Middleport with Mr. n · on ur,. 1 Mr. IDd Mrs. Edlaoo Hubbard Agnes White and Mr. Richard and Mrs. Charles White even ng. · IDd other relatlv~ Du<Xworth. daughter, Texai)Dil, Be u Ia h Mn. Fay Wood and MrB. :Myr. Mrs. Loll Mayes 'baa return- Mr. and Mrs. David Cascl of White and her guests, Mr. and ta Rife are !pending a feJ! day• ell to her borne at Elkview, Columbus were weekend Mrs. Nealy White and MyrUe with Mr. and Mrs. Henry ilfank W. Va. She tatllht In Ute ll'ade of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Watkins of Akron. , Ppmeroy .R. D. · ochool hero tho put term and er and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs· GeOrge A2c Larry E. Rife, son of Mr. resided with her llephew, AJ. Mr, and Mrs. Larry Morarlty er and Eleanor Kay and Mrs. and Mro. Chas. "S. Rile, and len !Jpscomb and famlly. and children of Columbus were Richard Rou.h spent a few Charlotte Dee Mrs. Ada Slack, accompanled weekend guests ot biB d,ys with relatives In Rltl- were nwu-rl~ June so In a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of Mrs. Pauline Morarity man. church wedding at Bowie, TeJ, Portamoutb to Portland Mern- brother, Marty. orlal Day where they were the Mrs. Clara Lavendar, Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mn. Robert Rife and guests of Mrs. Clara Sarwn te Lind •·• M•"' and lam!ly have moved to spent SUnday~.:~~~~ rs, a "'"' -,, a T0led0 whe he is M 8 nd M ·' and son, CltariH. week visiting her sons, re r. rs. · Earl Harden of Canton spent and ,James,, and their famtlles on the railroad. several day• here with rei.. In Sauk VIUage, Mrs. Earl Ctl.sler remains a .:4Ts. l)o~lle .l!~:,iu lives. Mrs. Ellen Newland of Co- medical patlerit · at the Veler· lei1, Pearl 1,~ ~.:·.';..,':.·' · ~· and Mrs. WOlle Guinther lumbu. spent a weekend with an's Memorial .. Hospital. lrniJfe, Ohio, Of Gallipolla were Weekend vis- her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Guy . Mn. Chas. ltors ol his parents, Mr. and Guinther and iamlly. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Leading-"--Mrs. Guy Guinther, brothers, Mr. and Mrs. 'ohn Slack and bam spent a wee~end. In Coem'., Kenneth and Terry; IIIIer, Ka- sona, John and Donald, lumbus where ~,attended a reb, also Mr. IIIII Mnt. Mal- the weekend with his ,Club convenbon. . " . ' colm Guinther qd aon. Mrs. Ada Slack and other Mrs. Agnes White, accompaa- · :~ Mr. and Mt'l, f1o11Ju Moore tlves. , . led by Mr. ~ M!:fl. J"!'lffa II: · fS :V, lllj e~Jidrell, Chrllty and Brit- Mr. and Mrs. Edward White, -~ ~ l!e!l!. ~~Jnl . ~n :' lll "·'. ""' ,,.; loll, ol Newark were recent and daughter spent several evening vlstUnJi Mr. llid Mrs. PT. PLEASANT -The W•s· weekend guests of her parents, with relatives in Zanesville.~ HaffS and ·:amlly of iern District Holstein TwU!ght Mr. and Mn. Herman London Recent visitors at the Pomllroy and.M~- and Mrs. Em- meetlog will be held toolght 1 and Patricia. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wolfe Eynon and aon, Dennis, of (Thursday) be&b1ning at,· 6:30 !'fr. and Mrs. Thomas Quick family were Mr. and Mrs. Racine. p.m. at Southside o\i !lie , of. Columbtla spent Saturday scott Shank of Pomeroy, ' WUlla~n farm. with hit j)IB'ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brenda Justis of Letart Falls c l' A fll_tmg and James S,. qwct. and llister, Mrs. and Mrs. Wolfe's nephew, ~ ohop will be held, Mar."l'et Gottrlll. • ion Watson. who was on · ~;<J,~·r,... ly for club who Mt. ~d Mrs. lt011Dath Mllbl- Iough from the Army. He pect to show their projects bacl! and fl!Jllly of Silverton, been sent to Germany. th.e county fair. _. W. 'V a., spent a Sunday with Mr.' and Mrs. Norman At 8 p.m. the main !be ~ev, and Mro1 Ea.tl Custer. rlx and daughter, Dentse, By Mrs. Herbert lloaab will be.held Mr. and Mrs. Fr&llklln Hen- Hammond, Ind., were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush of ?"lloch larm. driX, and daug~ter, Barbara and gue.sts of Mr. ah11 Mrs. Troy Lisbon were overnight guests mvlled and Mr. and Mrs. Eari.Hendrlx and Zwllling an~~er _relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush their family. THE POET'S CORNER Beat of . neth Warren Denny. foUowing namH or oeleetees for ~milb, Carl Roger Blr•~eld. Eugene Adams, . Bess R Moore ol lbe Selec· ohysl~~ examination: Job n . D!!)ll~ . EJ!8rme f.:owlkef,. 111 . S!!iim. Jr., _liM! . . SorviCO also released 'I'll e ~- lrughes, Harry Joe ' •e Clayton J~ffen. · · · , JOhtllllil. · Six Report for ·- Army Sefvice '· IN TRAINING _ State Highwa~ Patrol Cadet Ml· cha~l c. McWilliaiiiB of Pomeroy 19 shown here fir. ing on the range at the Patrol Academy in Columbus. C~de~ McWilliams, a native of Mason County, West VIrginia,. Is In the seeond week of a 14 week training course at the Academy. On graduatron he will be appolnted anJ.t State Highway Pafrolman. Ml His wife Ruth Ellen, d au,. er KU e Y Jo and son chael reside at 1640 Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy. H.~. - I5,--I9a7 " PT. PLEASANT ..; The Col· ogne Dltlrlct Sunday Scbool · Convention has been soheduled lor Sunday, June 25 at the Shl- 1 lob Cburclt. 1 This year's theme will be . "Empowered to Wltness," The 1 day's activities will Include ope- 1 L'IBl slnJIDg by EV#Iyn Sargent, The Leon Metbodlst Choir, Gay Herdman and L«l Wedge, The Smith Trio, The Creaton Jr. Choir, Gospol Lighthoose Trio I and Ronnie Wedge. Speakers will be the Rev. Frank Bennett, Rev. Gerald Sayre 1imd the 1\ev. Normal Nash. · A basket dinner and fellowship hour will beheld. ORAN61, u ii-=oauy sentinel, riiltieroy-Middteporl,"'o .•-June ,. ':,· ' \ ..... ' �, ., '. ....... ') ' ' ~ --•L• 1 ._ ' " ;. . . . . Pvlllleatlllil w111 ~= :....~. ; .,.,. ....,...,,. !'It ,...,,.., ,_..., ,. ~•"' ' ROOM unlumlshed apartment Mn er relect any H• IIIMIIIH - -· l•ct•on.ele. Tltt pu-lllber wiD I lD pomeroy. Pb. · --· bt te~pontll~lt ftr more tha" 1J 11 aft 1Mo ~poMIItll Mr fMN ttllft . . . . . 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _:::_:::_::· c.,............... """' ,."':·:.~ ::-="....,.... Mlol- • .,,.. ,., ....,_,I II etllll! .., W.... IIII'N • rt.... CAID OP THANKI &. ,,~,j;,~;;,:""i;;,,l 11 .n ,., 11 wonl 111 Hcllfto... ~~tN':" ADI ,._.I - - · uo ...... w a.PICI HOURI 1~ 1o -. til lrtl p. .... DIIIJ tztl a. ... ,. 1tat0 ....,., a.tuntat ·IT't IAIY TO Pl.ACI ll - . :~:., ,.~ ·-~,.:· ~ n~unt.hs. Phone . 119:· 31~ · tle. WANT AD •-• ,....,,. 4 25 tfc ec - 1964 Chevrolet ~,<J Murray bicycle 28" heavy duty. Phone 9&'>-~576. $1295 I~ ~tp i , 1965 ARROW camping hardtop. , Self-e1>ntamed trailer, 12 x 7. ' I James We~ersmiller , Fisher I St., Naylor's Run, Pomeroy . 6 IS 3tc I - - - - - - - ti Ton Panel, V8 engine, automatiic trans. Power steering, & brakes, radio, red finish. good tiires i I ====---;---;-FURNISHED and Wlfurnisbed - 1960 Chevrolet apartments. Close &o schOOl Pbone 1192-6134. 10 II Ue 4 room and bath first flooor apartment, Mid· dleport, 992-M7•. 6 7 tfc SINGER SEWING Machine 1965 I model, fully eqclpped . to Zig Zag, monogram, buttonhole, make laney designs w I t h cams. Pay 7 payments $5.00 each., ilpi-2QI5. 6 IS tfc Heavy Duty, !aci:Dey tandem: 900x20 tires, 348 cu. in. VB engine, 16 lt dump I - 1962 Chevrolet 21> Ton Hea~ i • $1995 Duty chassis, 2 speed rear axle, 9 11. dump -!~ ,• For ,Fr" Estlmat.. I ~luminum Awillngli· I Aluminum Siding I Aluminum Rollings ·• Aluminum Windows & Doon 1 Car Ports I Patios 1 Blown In inou!ation or Call Collect S3U.S81 NICE!iil PeOt-L 2::1 ....... CALL Elmer E. White, 404112 So. 4th St., Ironton ~-,tt llepresentativeln Thio Area 20 Yean For ~y 2·2151 M101)LEPORl . OHIO V. V. Johnson & Son 222 - 4th Ave,., Huntington " .' RADIATOR IN A CAii'GO ly AL CAPII :,;;· · MUCH ftSAH . INUOYS TH' ---? COMPAJ.JYO' 'IO'PJ<.ilt/JA!.S·- 1All Now Redlatcir Shop ' eCor ITruck efieoter Core I Bulldozer ' eAny Typo S.les 1nd Service Ohio Bo1t ol)ll M!ltor · Llcentll! · ·. SCHWARZEL MAlliN~ KEITH GOBLE FORD ' I Bv ART SANSOM IF I'OIJ'Rf A!l~ KI~D ~A lAII, I'OIJ'LL li>~f Rl~l' BACK ONTO IT MlD ~ .!*~e ¥~ LOS~ I'OIJR Nf~~ Fo(lfVfR! Heater $565 Itl &ELECT A GLAMOROU5 PATTERN AND OOME UNU5UAL FREEZER SALE 8 pa,..nger Suburban. HeaV)' duty truck type tireo IS Cubic Foot ~1 AsLowA•- '~ Olhor Shes Oo Salt Sorvlct For Every Salt • fAeR!C. 0 Compltlt Lint V8 engine, 4 opd. tr'!""1~&ood 7:00116 tlros, dual wbeeb, helper spriJJp, 9 ft. IIIHII' with caUie rackl, heater, GMAC: Financing f,~ ,. W>• 9' factoey stake, dual whee!J, 4 speed trans. Real nice 1962 Ford 1-Ton LI'L I.IINEI , it. 1958Chevrolet1 Ton • -.o-.rr; ": SERVICE EVINRUDE il -,,/; Rawlings Honda Sales WY 2-2196 . Middleport. 0 . • . ' .. ~ WHAT ARE 'IE SNIFF!j'l' AT, UNK SNUFFY? DICK RAWLINGS under shovel 1961 Chevrolet ~' - ~- SAUS & SERVICE 81 ONE or .rtllo body, cheater axle. A real clean JQCaLIY owned truck, nev- er been used I ... . ... g , ,·· • --- ROBIN ft\AI.ONI 0 t4 DA , - Syr~euse; Ohi(l , DUCKWORTI! late seed pola· toes. Bud Douglas, Harrison6 IS atp ville. •• 5 Z8 tfc m. phone 992-3574. "-ntlct: . . . .~ CHARLES LI'SLE Phone 741-4756, Ruasell Lit· · 6153tp I Middleporl Pbone 9112-5'35. and Reed, 992-2776, after i p. ly fiRED ' • % Bedroom lumlsbed • partmeot. ~ South 5th Ave.• ROOM furnlshed and unfurn· istled apartments -$20 per month and up. Phone RowIey • . ,. ' Card of Th•nks WE WISH 1o express oor sin· eel" heartfelt thanks to our - - ----.....,.- - - m~y friends and neighbors, For Sale Mt. Moriah Senior and Junior 1---_:._:::._:::.:.·:::.____ Cb!>!rs, Rev. Robert Jackson HAMPSjllRE and Yo~~~!~~~~ lor bill consoling wonls. Raw· pigs, call 992-m9, H llnp • Coats Funeral Home, ville, Ohio. Middleport High School facul· cc----c-·cc--:--c-:--11 ty, stall and classes, all those modern who gave food contributions, 4 bedrooms, birch kitchen, floral olferings or assisted in porches. large garage, recreaany other way during the lion room and beauty shop death of our beloved Florence basement, over one acre land. located on Route 12' Carrie Singer. Mrs Carrie Payne and Syracuse, fine family Family shown by appointment 6 15 ltc 17:'P:-:ho:::n-::-e-,99 :::-=-2-5::27-:o:l,:.....,..,,...::..6..::13:....:.:: II WE -WlilHt~- t~.ink everyone MAGIC Chef Electric who was so kind and one year old, like new, phone lui after the death of !92·2829. 6t36tp husband and father, Sam Wy· 5 ROOMS <UJd bath on 6 0 a k all. We especially wish St. in upper Monkey Run with thank our friends and gas floor furnace, $2,000. bars for their flowers Phone 992-3535 anytime. food, the singers, Arnold 6 13 Mildred Grate, the '58 CHEVROLET Impala Funeral Home for their cubic inch engine, $100, service. and any Jne else who 843-2600 after 5 p.m. 6 helped in any way. Mrs. sam Wyatt and Chil· room house and barn. '1311lOJ.OO dren Phone 742-5321. 6 13 \ \ .; ~e· · 1 =· ' BOAT MoToR; 11194 Mercury · ' Come~ I , hp; twin ' ~linger: ll :::::=;;:::::::::==::==z==·=;::l::it;;::'=='=":;'.·:~·~ :.:::~~·· ::;:~ Can be seen after 5 p. m. · - -.. 1·---------- aad ., Plld •'"-In II .......... tl.E. 6 15 ' tlvt .. 11 lMnlt w.N, ... ,,..~,,... · 21 ,er cent DIHIUM l~h " 1,• IIGULA110MI • ....,."" NEW ~3 used .6 SMALL S roqm and bath apart· ment. flu'nlshed. Mrs. Vi'lor G . "'" S 2 d A run. .., . n ve., .,,. '"'"' dleport, Ohio. Phone $92-31!! 17Uc i •••• . 1967 JO-Dally For Rlftt ,,j=/i:.O .. r ' '. ,I ; · II ' ., ~. INFOIIMA TION • ' ' , ~~,·.1 Alr-Condltlonors, low u $149 • .... l POMEROY ,., ( 992-2181 , _. • .Open ttl 9 pm-Mon.·Sot. Pomeroy Motor -------y- 'tt)l) D01J':r VIJ()f;RSTMJD! : I 1HIIVI< 'THAT'S M.J ADMIRI\~£ 1\TIITLJDE, MEEK! I'VE DEC IDE D TO LF LUVABLI' DO WHATEVER HE WANTS I I'M NEVER GOifJG TO SAY 'IJO' TO HIM AGMJ I ) HE'S . STUD~IfJG KI\RA~~1 CHILDREIJ SHOULD ~£ARIV EI\RLY IIJ LIFE TO MAKE -- I ;:.ASOLINc ALLEY ~ ---y·-· H\£1R CWN t:WSIOfJS ! L.- ... ~, I, II 'les. S~eezix ! We ha,en't h~ ~ a cha nce to tali-; to hirn more two .;econds ... Notice I I ' THERE will be a roan dog trial starting al ll a. m. Sunday, June 18, located ltv miles north of Vinton on Rt. :!25 at the Dale Mc'Mill'lan IPOODLE puppies farm . $4.00 entry fee, ion blood line, heat money: lunch on and grooming. Phone 992-M43. FREtKt . i.~ hi (3'()1'Wto, THROW Pop, IV\Lt ~ou IN ,Loving me1110ry of Orb Gaul, who passed away JUDI 15, 1966. Just one year ago you left us, In the twinkling of an_ eye. Leaving us 110 sad and lonely, With no time to say "Good I WILL not any debla other my Elmo Pierce e 14 POMEROY Band en Association would like bills owed by tbem IUmed within 30 da)'ll. . 6 13 will be a ham Sunday, June 1a, .roginnlnt 1 p.m. sponso":'f ~y the doe Fire Dept. on eine-Bashan Rd. at the ert E. Hill farm. 6 13 8 7 Uc I.ATE MODEL Elecrtoilll vacuum cleaner complete all attachments. This cleaner completely rebuilt, fully ranted. One year free service pay $5 per month or pay $44.40. Try It In your home. Call !192-2836. 6 12 6tc --.. ...... ·-'t......... =- DArtY CROSSWOR · I Z.Oaooltn ,...,., SAVE BIG! Do your and upholstery Blue Lustre. Rent shampooer $1. Pomeroy men! Bl!ld< Co .. Pomeroy. 6 12 COLD Air eo~::~:: j 14,500 BTU, good Call 949-2661 late evenings. 6 14 :11.~ CbaJ<. '~ '- 6" sror 20.Wln&' LAIUIJI -own !192-3120. 12. Dltnlo p I ·~· •' .... I.V... FRIDAY SATURDAY Air Conditioned For Your Comfort pnrta 48..-... (for) ft.- . ... bq 411.ll'lpmiM Complet. ~ Clrlll llndl8r4 ... UWLflii)W t .. - "'sa. v ~ II Cerrien Needed > '1 For Pomeroy · \ Apply At The Sentinel OHice ·MMJ,.nlc St. Oh.. Ol'1E '5AYS, v~chffST TOTAL V ICTIWV f"OQ: f-lOW 1 1-l~E ~u: · WASHtD ~ LA4 BURN!:R~ WtR,E MARTYRS ! men!, forced · air furnace, front and baek porohes, solid hrlok, In Pomeroy. Phone !192Stll%. 5 II ROOM HOUSE, large lot and garden. Phone f9U173, I II NEW, S.,lnet plano bench, plano oqulpped pratiano, solid cheiT)' w I t b fnlitwood finish. I'Urdtaaed new. $5:ii. Call IIW57•. •• 5lp one 011e •1100. sl8ned lor peri ,Piallll water..Pboae 1111. • u etc_ ..- i.OBBIN' l'IOSE BOULDERS AT US? GZ WJU KB81fK8 'Ol'L¥ B'lf WKB •BV't'~.- , u• .~IIIIa!! o.,ptt..,eu oua .Alllllrl!lU(..,. ~ .,..,.. LlTBRA.'l'llllll .......... - · .,.._. -MAD I. U11WI1 ..._ . , ......... __, .,.__, ........ I • • zit .... - ) ' I. • OF PUMICE, .. . ' ,. By CHI!STI!R GOULD '• - ··· ' .. '. j • , :.. ' ,, ' )J •. <\\17 '. '\- . .i' ' !".., . ..' ' ~ ,I ~ f' ... I ~- ~ ·IDlurtmel Loat yu oplrlllo·l (• ;t • I 10 Uc .. '1. ! •> "" pce-t ~' ~ 18 ' i• ·Pick-up Camper Insurance. Alto Motoreycle lnaur..-ee a CIIICII1ed1' I ~ · ... . ' ttteJ', IIIIMIM lot' 'l' r 8f e TraRer, Camper Trailer· ratea. ..·-' -, • ·. !' I '. .i . .. r•' GET "TO Tl-lAT - _..,. tbo-- --Jt. WOUBX>Bli:1Ft BllfS:II'S:II1fii'D QJ. . . . . " 10 A FEJ.Dt<Yi MAYBE. T~"'U ... ONLY THI'Y'RE NOT REAlLY 80ULDER5 ... THEY'RE HUNKS DIDJUH FIND 0JT Ho)W T><EV'J<E a., ... !J·a..! PEOfolll; 'ii!J.!.. SWALl CJ.<l . .f Oao letter~i~Dqlq ....... ...a-.111- • If" .1. II& I · for the three for u. 1111111 iouotw, · ltopbl<l, the !eqlll .... ol tbo . . . . - . . . . . ••tn ,._.,(il1.1i:RH000 'l .I.S:YDJ.B.I..I.XB A Aat • WXVII~W Qlo QIBBVBBBQ . Oil SHEL1t:I?EO u;rrER f tlo J.OlfGrBJ.IoOW' u., x 1U ?ROVE. 7f.IJ:tf' - IJ. ~­ BldDI,""" DAILY Clm'l'OqiJOB- .._.. ... tt-'* o,: GOO D IT'S LlK!iRYIN~ I Wrile, Plume or Calltod A. C. BJWlii'ORD 46.Plaat Em~l ~ l CH. <;;UR£ ! Ml t> A LOT ~ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt and fainuy. Columbus, were ov· omlgbt Sunday guestB of h or · melber, Mrs. Glndys Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephenson bave relllm$11 from a weekend ·· .Wt In Delaware ·wilh their BOO: tfK> Rev. J. 8. Stephenson and lstoily. They attended tbe greduatlon of their grandson, Ted D. Step""'"on,'.who recciv· ed his bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio Wesleyan University. 9to 1 A.M. p 'lt AH! 1}:1§ ·- AllenLM · \ D O! II!;';~ TO Around and About Pomeroy •• ~.coo. ~EilT He wiU not complain oor mur· mur, Soon he will citll·.lot' us •tci go. · Sadly missed by bis wife, Lu· ey and family. ' f.l5·i!G 1.0.I.PMI4w T ~l S cy And In wisdom planned It 10, Whitey BHglo WANTED . · WRL, "BI8U:" 01= THE. DOUBl C IN Hl'i"TOil'c' \• 'lltree times each day a va. cant chair, And then when evening sl!'L-dows fall, ~' And time to go to Gnd ln prayer, , l' I lift my •eyes to sta~li~·slties, And know our. heavenly Fath· er cares. God In Jove and tenilel' mer• S PIECE Brown sectional ing room suite, also I chiur, reasonable. Phone 992-3182 L- DANCE .~. EAqi.Es aUB . P>E~;E ( bye." 3 BEDROOM house, Mason, W. Va., CaU Tl3-5611 or 992-6158. ALL DAY THIS DART TO OKICE WHAT l 5HOULO DO ( OU~IN& St.JMMEI< VW-AWYN. 6LI~D!'Ol.D ME, THURSDAY JUNE 22 By MERRILL BlOSSER. FM~E"'DS iiooiVi"ALNiiTilieroo5c;;26;~ I Sponsored by Ronald I d u; Nitro, W. Va. The public 1 1967 WALNUT Stereo im•ited. · 6 15 with 4 speaker, • speed matic changer. Take over ments of $5 per month MEIGS CO. pay balance $67.10. Call FISH & GAME 3218. 6 f% ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT A R ANO t-11! ,,' l ,. . J•,. • ' ' ' " •J ! ,, ' ; :I �, ., '. ....... ') ' ' ~ --•L• 1 ._ ' " ;. . . . . Pvlllleatlllil w111 ~= :....~. ; .,.,. ....,...,,. !'It ,...,,.., ,_..., ,. ~•"' ' ROOM unlumlshed apartment Mn er relect any H• IIIMIIIH - -· l•ct•on.ele. Tltt pu-lllber wiD I lD pomeroy. Pb. · --· bt te~pontll~lt ftr more tha" 1J 11 aft 1Mo ~poMIItll Mr fMN ttllft . . . . . 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _:::_:::_::· c.,............... """' ,."':·:.~ ::-="....,.... Mlol- • .,,.. ,., ....,_,I II etllll! .., W.... IIII'N • rt.... CAID OP THANKI &. ,,~,j;,~;;,:""i;;,,l 11 .n ,., 11 wonl 111 Hcllfto... ~~tN':" ADI ,._.I - - · uo ...... w a.PICI HOURI 1~ 1o -. til lrtl p. .... DIIIJ tztl a. ... ,. 1tat0 ....,., a.tuntat ·IT't IAIY TO Pl.ACI ll - . :~:., ,.~ ·-~,.:· ~ n~unt.hs. Phone . 119:· 31~ · tle. WANT AD •-• ,....,,. 4 25 tfc ec - 1964 Chevrolet ~,<J Murray bicycle 28" heavy duty. Phone 9&'>-~576. $1295 I~ ~tp i , 1965 ARROW camping hardtop. , Self-e1>ntamed trailer, 12 x 7. ' I James We~ersmiller , Fisher I St., Naylor's Run, Pomeroy . 6 IS 3tc I - - - - - - - ti Ton Panel, V8 engine, automatiic trans. Power steering, & brakes, radio, red finish. good tiires i I ====---;---;-FURNISHED and Wlfurnisbed - 1960 Chevrolet apartments. Close &o schOOl Pbone 1192-6134. 10 II Ue 4 room and bath first flooor apartment, Mid· dleport, 992-M7•. 6 7 tfc SINGER SEWING Machine 1965 I model, fully eqclpped . to Zig Zag, monogram, buttonhole, make laney designs w I t h cams. Pay 7 payments $5.00 each., ilpi-2QI5. 6 IS tfc Heavy Duty, !aci:Dey tandem: 900x20 tires, 348 cu. in. VB engine, 16 lt dump I - 1962 Chevrolet 21> Ton Hea~ i • $1995 Duty chassis, 2 speed rear axle, 9 11. dump -!~ ,• For ,Fr" Estlmat.. I ~luminum Awillngli· I Aluminum Siding I Aluminum Rollings ·• Aluminum Windows & Doon 1 Car Ports I Patios 1 Blown In inou!ation or Call Collect S3U.S81 NICE!iil PeOt-L 2::1 ....... CALL Elmer E. White, 404112 So. 4th St., Ironton ~-,tt llepresentativeln Thio Area 20 Yean For ~y 2·2151 M101)LEPORl . OHIO V. V. Johnson & Son 222 - 4th Ave,., Huntington " .' RADIATOR IN A CAii'GO ly AL CAPII :,;;· · MUCH ftSAH . INUOYS TH' ---? COMPAJ.JYO' 'IO'PJ<.ilt/JA!.S·- 1All Now Redlatcir Shop ' eCor ITruck efieoter Core I Bulldozer ' eAny Typo S.les 1nd Service Ohio Bo1t ol)ll M!ltor · Llcentll! · ·. SCHWARZEL MAlliN~ KEITH GOBLE FORD ' I Bv ART SANSOM IF I'OIJ'Rf A!l~ KI~D ~A lAII, I'OIJ'LL li>~f Rl~l' BACK ONTO IT MlD ~ .!*~e ¥~ LOS~ I'OIJR Nf~~ Fo(lfVfR! Heater $565 Itl &ELECT A GLAMOROU5 PATTERN AND OOME UNU5UAL FREEZER SALE 8 pa,..nger Suburban. HeaV)' duty truck type tireo IS Cubic Foot ~1 AsLowA•- '~ Olhor Shes Oo Salt Sorvlct For Every Salt • fAeR!C. 0 Compltlt Lint V8 engine, 4 opd. tr'!""1~&ood 7:00116 tlros, dual wbeeb, helper spriJJp, 9 ft. IIIHII' with caUie rackl, heater, GMAC: Financing f,~ ,. W>• 9' factoey stake, dual whee!J, 4 speed trans. Real nice 1962 Ford 1-Ton LI'L I.IINEI , it. 1958Chevrolet1 Ton • -.o-.rr; ": SERVICE EVINRUDE il -,,/; Rawlings Honda Sales WY 2-2196 . Middleport. 0 . • . ' .. ~ WHAT ARE 'IE SNIFF!j'l' AT, UNK SNUFFY? DICK RAWLINGS under shovel 1961 Chevrolet ~' - ~- SAUS & SERVICE 81 ONE or .rtllo body, cheater axle. A real clean JQCaLIY owned truck, nev- er been used I ... . ... g , ,·· • --- ROBIN ft\AI.ONI 0 t4 DA , - Syr~euse; Ohi(l , DUCKWORTI! late seed pola· toes. Bud Douglas, Harrison6 IS atp ville. •• 5 Z8 tfc m. phone 992-3574. "-ntlct: . . . .~ CHARLES LI'SLE Phone 741-4756, Ruasell Lit· · 6153tp I Middleporl Pbone 9112-5'35. and Reed, 992-2776, after i p. ly fiRED ' • % Bedroom lumlsbed • partmeot. ~ South 5th Ave.• ROOM furnlshed and unfurn· istled apartments -$20 per month and up. Phone RowIey • . ,. ' Card of Th•nks WE WISH 1o express oor sin· eel" heartfelt thanks to our - - ----.....,.- - - m~y friends and neighbors, For Sale Mt. Moriah Senior and Junior 1---_:._:::._:::.:.·:::.____ Cb!>!rs, Rev. Robert Jackson HAMPSjllRE and Yo~~~!~~~~ lor bill consoling wonls. Raw· pigs, call 992-m9, H llnp • Coats Funeral Home, ville, Ohio. Middleport High School facul· cc----c-·cc--:--c-:--11 ty, stall and classes, all those modern who gave food contributions, 4 bedrooms, birch kitchen, floral olferings or assisted in porches. large garage, recreaany other way during the lion room and beauty shop death of our beloved Florence basement, over one acre land. located on Route 12' Carrie Singer. Mrs Carrie Payne and Syracuse, fine family Family shown by appointment 6 15 ltc 17:'P:-:ho:::n-::-e-,99 :::-=-2-5::27-:o:l,:.....,..,,...::..6..::13:....:.:: II WE -WlilHt~- t~.ink everyone MAGIC Chef Electric who was so kind and one year old, like new, phone lui after the death of !92·2829. 6t36tp husband and father, Sam Wy· 5 ROOMS <UJd bath on 6 0 a k all. We especially wish St. in upper Monkey Run with thank our friends and gas floor furnace, $2,000. bars for their flowers Phone 992-3535 anytime. food, the singers, Arnold 6 13 Mildred Grate, the '58 CHEVROLET Impala Funeral Home for their cubic inch engine, $100, service. and any Jne else who 843-2600 after 5 p.m. 6 helped in any way. Mrs. sam Wyatt and Chil· room house and barn. '1311lOJ.OO dren Phone 742-5321. 6 13 \ \ .; ~e· · 1 =· ' BOAT MoToR; 11194 Mercury · ' Come~ I , hp; twin ' ~linger: ll :::::=;;:::::::::==::==z==·=;::l::it;;::'=='=":;'.·:~·~ :.:::~~·· ::;:~ Can be seen after 5 p. m. · - -.. 1·---------- aad ., Plld •'"-In II .......... tl.E. 6 15 ' tlvt .. 11 lMnlt w.N, ... ,,..~,,... · 21 ,er cent DIHIUM l~h " 1,• IIGULA110MI • ....,."" NEW ~3 used .6 SMALL S roqm and bath apart· ment. flu'nlshed. Mrs. Vi'lor G . "'" S 2 d A run. .., . n ve., .,,. '"'"' dleport, Ohio. Phone $92-31!! 17Uc i •••• . 1967 JO-Dally For Rlftt ,,j=/i:.O .. r ' '. ,I ; · II ' ., ~. INFOIIMA TION • ' ' , ~~,·.1 Alr-Condltlonors, low u $149 • .... l POMEROY ,., ( 992-2181 , _. • .Open ttl 9 pm-Mon.·Sot. Pomeroy Motor -------y- 'tt)l) D01J':r VIJ()f;RSTMJD! : I 1HIIVI< 'THAT'S M.J ADMIRI\~£ 1\TIITLJDE, MEEK! I'VE DEC IDE D TO LF LUVABLI' DO WHATEVER HE WANTS I I'M NEVER GOifJG TO SAY 'IJO' TO HIM AGMJ I ) HE'S . STUD~IfJG KI\RA~~1 CHILDREIJ SHOULD ~£ARIV EI\RLY IIJ LIFE TO MAKE -- I ;:.ASOLINc ALLEY ~ ---y·-· H\£1R CWN t:WSIOfJS ! L.- ... ~, I, II 'les. S~eezix ! We ha,en't h~ ~ a cha nce to tali-; to hirn more two .;econds ... Notice I I ' THERE will be a roan dog trial starting al ll a. m. Sunday, June 18, located ltv miles north of Vinton on Rt. :!25 at the Dale Mc'Mill'lan IPOODLE puppies farm . $4.00 entry fee, ion blood line, heat money: lunch on and grooming. Phone 992-M43. FREtKt . i.~ hi (3'()1'Wto, THROW Pop, IV\Lt ~ou IN ,Loving me1110ry of Orb Gaul, who passed away JUDI 15, 1966. Just one year ago you left us, In the twinkling of an_ eye. Leaving us 110 sad and lonely, With no time to say "Good I WILL not any debla other my Elmo Pierce e 14 POMEROY Band en Association would like bills owed by tbem IUmed within 30 da)'ll. . 6 13 will be a ham Sunday, June 1a, .roginnlnt 1 p.m. sponso":'f ~y the doe Fire Dept. on eine-Bashan Rd. at the ert E. Hill farm. 6 13 8 7 Uc I.ATE MODEL Elecrtoilll vacuum cleaner complete all attachments. This cleaner completely rebuilt, fully ranted. One year free service pay $5 per month or pay $44.40. Try It In your home. Call !192-2836. 6 12 6tc --.. ...... ·-'t......... =- DArtY CROSSWOR · I Z.Oaooltn ,...,., SAVE BIG! Do your and upholstery Blue Lustre. Rent shampooer $1. Pomeroy men! Bl!ld< Co .. Pomeroy. 6 12 COLD Air eo~::~:: j 14,500 BTU, good Call 949-2661 late evenings. 6 14 :11.~ CbaJ<. '~ '- 6" sror 20.Wln&' LAIUIJI -own !192-3120. 12. Dltnlo p I ·~· •' .... I.V... FRIDAY SATURDAY Air Conditioned For Your Comfort pnrta 48..-... (for) ft.- . ... bq 411.ll'lpmiM Complet. ~ Clrlll llndl8r4 ... UWLflii)W t .. - "'sa. v ~ II Cerrien Needed > '1 For Pomeroy · \ Apply At The Sentinel OHice ·MMJ,.nlc St. Oh.. Ol'1E '5AYS, v~chffST TOTAL V ICTIWV f"OQ: f-lOW 1 1-l~E ~u: · WASHtD ~ LA4 BURN!:R~ WtR,E MARTYRS ! men!, forced · air furnace, front and baek porohes, solid hrlok, In Pomeroy. Phone !192Stll%. 5 II ROOM HOUSE, large lot and garden. Phone f9U173, I II NEW, S.,lnet plano bench, plano oqulpped pratiano, solid cheiT)' w I t b fnlitwood finish. I'Urdtaaed new. $5:ii. Call IIW57•. •• 5lp one 011e •1100. sl8ned lor peri ,Piallll water..Pboae 1111. • u etc_ ..- i.OBBIN' l'IOSE BOULDERS AT US? GZ WJU KB81fK8 'Ol'L¥ B'lf WKB •BV't'~.- , u• .~IIIIa!! o.,ptt..,eu oua .Alllllrl!lU(..,. ~ .,..,.. LlTBRA.'l'llllll .......... - · .,.._. -MAD I. U11WI1 ..._ . , ......... __, .,.__, ........ I • • zit .... - ) ' I. • OF PUMICE, .. . ' ,. By CHI!STI!R GOULD '• - ··· ' .. '. j • , :.. ' ,, ' )J •. <\\17 '. '\- . .i' ' !".., . ..' ' ~ ,I ~ f' ... I ~- ~ ·IDlurtmel Loat yu oplrlllo·l (• ;t • I 10 Uc .. '1. ! •> "" pce-t ~' ~ 18 ' i• ·Pick-up Camper Insurance. Alto Motoreycle lnaur..-ee a CIIICII1ed1' I ~ · ... . ' ttteJ', IIIIMIM lot' 'l' r 8f e TraRer, Camper Trailer· ratea. ..·-' -, • ·. !' I '. .i . .. r•' GET "TO Tl-lAT - _..,. tbo-- --Jt. WOUBX>Bli:1Ft BllfS:II'S:II1fii'D QJ. . . . . " 10 A FEJ.Dt<Yi MAYBE. T~"'U ... ONLY THI'Y'RE NOT REAlLY 80ULDER5 ... THEY'RE HUNKS DIDJUH FIND 0JT Ho)W T><EV'J<E a., ... !J·a..! PEOfolll; 'ii!J.!.. SWALl CJ.<l . .f Oao letter~i~Dqlq ....... ...a-.111- • If" .1. II& I · for the three for u. 1111111 iouotw, · ltopbl<l, the !eqlll .... ol tbo . . . . - . . . . . ••tn ,._.,(il1.1i:RH000 'l .I.S:YDJ.B.I..I.XB A Aat • WXVII~W Qlo QIBBVBBBQ . Oil SHEL1t:I?EO u;rrER f tlo J.OlfGrBJ.IoOW' u., x 1U ?ROVE. 7f.IJ:tf' - IJ. ~­ BldDI,""" DAILY Clm'l'OqiJOB- .._.. ... tt-'* o,: GOO D IT'S LlK!iRYIN~ I Wrile, Plume or Calltod A. C. BJWlii'ORD 46.Plaat Em~l ~ l CH. <;;UR£ ! Ml t> A LOT ~ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt and fainuy. Columbus, were ov· omlgbt Sunday guestB of h or · melber, Mrs. Glndys Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Stephenson bave relllm$11 from a weekend ·· .Wt In Delaware ·wilh their BOO: tfK> Rev. J. 8. Stephenson and lstoily. They attended tbe greduatlon of their grandson, Ted D. Step""'"on,'.who recciv· ed his bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio Wesleyan University. 9to 1 A.M. p 'lt AH! 1}:1§ ·- AllenLM · \ D O! II!;';~ TO Around and About Pomeroy •• ~.coo. ~EilT He wiU not complain oor mur· mur, Soon he will citll·.lot' us •tci go. · Sadly missed by bis wife, Lu· ey and family. ' f.l5·i!G 1.0.I.PMI4w T ~l S cy And In wisdom planned It 10, Whitey BHglo WANTED . · WRL, "BI8U:" 01= THE. DOUBl C IN Hl'i"TOil'c' \• 'lltree times each day a va. cant chair, And then when evening sl!'L-dows fall, ~' And time to go to Gnd ln prayer, , l' I lift my •eyes to sta~li~·slties, And know our. heavenly Fath· er cares. God In Jove and tenilel' mer• S PIECE Brown sectional ing room suite, also I chiur, reasonable. Phone 992-3182 L- DANCE .~. EAqi.Es aUB . P>E~;E ( bye." 3 BEDROOM house, Mason, W. Va., CaU Tl3-5611 or 992-6158. ALL DAY THIS DART TO OKICE WHAT l 5HOULO DO ( OU~IN& St.JMMEI< VW-AWYN. 6LI~D!'Ol.D ME, THURSDAY JUNE 22 By MERRILL BlOSSER. FM~E"'DS iiooiVi"ALNiiTilieroo5c;;26;~ I Sponsored by Ronald I d u; Nitro, W. Va. The public 1 1967 WALNUT Stereo im•ited. · 6 15 with 4 speaker, • speed matic changer. Take over ments of $5 per month MEIGS CO. pay balance $67.10. Call FISH & GAME 3218. 6 f% ANNUAL FISH FRY and TRAP SHOOT A R ANO t-11! ,,' l ,. . J•,. • ' ' ' " •J ! ,, ' ; :I �'n . ' \i:ll:»e~eld~ - Have Big Selpctio"s llllmld tbrOqh tollllbt, lealtoted ev91DC thandenilowe~ Qlalnly ..,itb. Low faal3ht .. 'II. Satmday Ollllllaaecl warm. I D~f'endable ~- ~uality ICIIIIend _.:· Gifts for Fothe~ ~~ . . ' VOL XX · NO. :$hop ··Friday Evening Til ..8 · ~~ ' . . . ~lid S~f-urday Ev~ping Middleport I trr·· f • . ~ ' • 1 • a Ins ar ssue oes to 'Russians to Ask ,Full ¢u~ .SlackS • POMEROY-MlDDLEPORT, OHIO 45 "~rae • About tllllllllenJiewen, -· ..... ' i The Uldted Nadeal WOIM Read~uarlen Is bitlll 011 ~ 1, donated by Joha D. RoW'eL ., ' ' 1u Jr. Ill lHf. -·. ,; at W'eather ' . . .' Now You KnoW f. :Father's ··Day' ' .' ' . I .. . • f• , ... Permane11t press, dacron,cotton blend. Traditionally v . . . . . . ,:_$tyled for the man who wants freedom of movement end neat appearance but does not want to sacrific;e style. ' These slacks will retain their crease and shape for life of gar!l'Elllt~ I No dry cieaning or ironing required. Sizes 29 thriJ 48. PROJECTS - Worldng at spatter painting projects during day camp at Camp Kiashuta from left to right are Barbara Fultz, Janet Neal, April Fraser, Middleport, and Vicld Vaughan, Pomenly. • SHIRTS 'X"o Gift '":pA.Di zn Camp At Kiashuta BUDDY BURNERS - Making "buddy burners" to be used in outdoor cooldng during. day camp sessions at Camp Kiashuta are seated, left to right, Rose Colburn, Sandy Curtis, Jaclde Carsey, ali of Pomeroy, and standing, Patty Heaton, left, and Debbie Bailey, also of Pomeroy. -- iil acial Strife Pauses Use Elberfelds WEDNESOAY,THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Juno14-15-16 DOUBLE FEATURE "THE GROUP" C' andic ~ Berger Joan Hackett1 ·• • = ' r >-r.~~o CUSTOM GIFT .WltAP SERVlCE! !Color) - PLUS-''THE HUMAN DUPLICATORS" Color George Nader Barbara Nichtlb A SHIRT FOR ' ·A~L SEASONS ' Per01onent press Dress Shirts in button down Of spread 'ollar style. Keeps its shape after the hottest of $Ummer days. Expertly tailored - made to last ond )II t and last. Notio.11 Dep1rtment First Floor Pomtror, 0. Give Dad a Season Ticket GIVE DAO A BILLfOLD TONIGHT Juno IS NOT OPEN '· FRIDAY and SATURDAl'& Juno16-17 ; "KALEIDDSCOPI" I (Tecbnh:olor) , Warren Beatty Suaannah ~k . "RED TOMAHAWK" (Technicolor) , Howard Keel and Joa• f ~ ...... ' , -.· Til t ou;, :,. : htAQ RHC4 1 St11U caulfield Deacons/ Deaconesses Plan Lawn Party on- July 7th A J~71awn party waa ~eel ~ night when eacons a deaconesses ~:...~~~-!irs! 'l11e Rev. Howard &ppelt_announced 1 joint meeUng of the Harr!Jonville and Middleport Churcllea to be held Sunday evening. 'lh• Rev. Richard Pu- ~-·-· "''"'"""· 'l11e OVIIIt Will be held On church lawn with serving ID gin at 1:30 p.m. Miss Phy.mefl J(!acbim and Mn. Karl UW~DII are general chairmen. !~~:II tainment to be provided It out the ~ing wiD be pi~:: by Paul Haptonstall id ,, ..,.,,tir. fl •nish .r::t,finlf sey, aa.sistant director ef we,st·ll minister Fotmdation at Ath ens,,fl will be the speaker His top1c-11 Now Dad can hear all the baseball games this summer with an RCA Victor A&I IFM solid state Radio. AutomaUc ' Ln FM stations for positive drift. Frequency Control locks free listening enjoyment. And this RCA table m~L wiLl Look great anywhere In your home. The cabin~! Is of reJected hardwood solids with a Danish walnut veneer. See all the table modeb and portables too In the Music Department, Second Floor 1 "University Yauth · and FREE PARKING There l1 Alw•y• Plenty Of Free Parking I Space For Everyone At Elberfelds Mech1nic Leonard. Rllssell Lyous h a Street Warehoul8. Only • Few Minutes charge et publicity, and Mu. Tom Kelly, Mrs. Paul H&JiJion·ll W1lk From Downtown Pomeroy. stall, and Mrs. T0111 Rue w II handle decoratiol!l. SHOP FOR 10 MINUTES OR ALL DAY. It wu DOted during the Jlll'et.-11 lng that the chlJdren'a THE PARKING IS FREE ALWAYS. SWimmlliC G-IFT of LUGGAG~ WITH Elberlelds In Pomeroy . UN I-MOLD DAD parties tbla week at the pool New suits were by tho IP'OUP for ddldren. AIRWAY Wemble) TIES ' · BessPrice Dies Thursday The jult-right 1111 , for the occulon. Your Pull s.m. link Is ••• j I 2.05 Chllon Quart OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS -.,cray to shCIW rou ·e~re..: and care 8110181 to send the 5:00 to 7:00 EBERSBACK· ·HARDWARE 'i; . i: ,I • POMEROY '$~ "' , ""*· POMEROY NATIQNAL BANK ;.,r . Bt!Vlftg Mdg1 Couiltti for Match Dad's favorite ' oult with a four-Inhand or pre-tied ties, from our large .relectkln. 96 YICII'II M.mlllr FDIC All Aecountllntul'lll ·Up to $15,000 Under n..,Fedlral Dtpollt lniUrance Corporation 992·2811 ELIIRFELQ$ . · ~;·y ' IN./·:p ·o···M· ·a··-· a··-. ~a - '· " - - - • ... ·.•' ,,,,· .· · \ ,' - ' . . ' · I • ' ., . ;~ I . . '· - ' · :·''\ o ' I ·' ... . ...... ,, •· \' 1- . 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