https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3f4bfa88bc4fc42781b7d5348e0b1b62.pdf 852c92973eeed863c68a030584960ef6 PDF Text Text . Mrs. Donald "'ansffeld a n d and cnnddauchten, Mrs. Pearl Ogdln, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin York and family. Mr. and j Mr. and Mrs. Downie Nelson 1 and family, Mr. and Mrs Jobn Dawson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Dooald, Nelson and family. Mr. and Mn. Clair Nelson, Mr and Mrs. Dale Goff, and Mr. and family MrS. J!ill -- -----------·-- ----- 1 . ·· Ins ta1at l 0 n . Of --------~ Goff and The 1!168 reunloo will be held llalph Macomber a n d at West Gate Park. Floyd Goff, Mrs. Ora Prof- • Officers lS ~ , ~wn Brands. Big Selections. Held SAVE NOW ON WOMENS AND GIRLS BACHiLOR GIRL Seamless 'NYLON STOCKINGS 59 5 ANTI-FAnGUE MATS - ··-- '1· Gay Nineties Cookies aec KNIT SHIRTS .. . MENS BmER SUMMEI SLACKS By Jaymar and Hubbard VALUES TO 9.95 _SALE $7.95 VALUES TO 10.95 _ SALE $8.50 VALUES TO 12.95 _SALE $9.95 VALUES TO 15.95- SALE $11,75 Friday and Saturday Onlyl .1 • • .Cardiologist T: Thomas lsSpeakerto •mmy .w .Weight Notchers _Is Hof!O'~ 011 ., Dr. Guillermo Porras, cardio- 8th 81rthday log!st at Veterans Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tltomas, IIH<iSpltal, was guest speaker· Middleport, entertained Tuesday nigbt when the Meigs day wltb a y ~=: Tops Weight Notchers met at son, 'l'lml!ly. on hi the Meigs County lnflnmlry. day, A native of Managa, Nicara-. A cookool was beld lor gua, Dr. Porras is a past pres;. children. 'l11e blrl!adaY c a dent of ,Lions InternationaL He baked by 'l'lmmy'a grandmotb· has practiced medicine In Ger· -er. Mrs. Mabel Walllurn. wu In many. bas _!aught In Ulliveisl- tbe !hape of a ba!ebal1 Ues, and worked In medical re- centered with a beD. Mrs. 'lbo·ll seard!. He bas been associated mu pve Water gu111 for favwlth Veteraoo Memorial llosPI-- Ofl. tal for the "'"I y·ear. '!be guest Included """'II In bls Dr. Porru dis- 111 aDd Dav4 Bobbt cussed the ways of losing Powers. Jeff · William weight - dieting. exercising. Nellon, · Mickey and blkin¥ mOcllcatlon. Stilve lledintr, David Relrcsbments were lei'Ved Mike lllnd,y, Ricky Hovatter, following tbo meeting. sad Dicla:ie OWea. taik." ALL 1: Permanent Press Slacks MADRAS SPORT COATS------! PRICE s uITs eSUITS VALUES TO $50 SALE $37.50 tSUITS VALUES TO $60 ---SALE $42.50 tSUITS VALUES TO $75 --SALE $47.50 A large selection of colors, patterns & sizes STRAW HATS - - - - REDUCED ~ SWIMWEAR REDUCED J,3 BERMUDA SHORTS I Notionally Advertised $10.00 Value lenlon Shirts _ Sale $6.95 - 2 for $13. ---·---·· All MerchondiM Ofr.r.d II From Our , Curnnt Stock of N1tlon1lly AdvartlMCI . Br1ndt . Sizes for girls and sizel for wooien, n~t all slzeo In sD styles and color eomblnatltno but terrific Values because they are ·at half price In obr JIIY Clearance Sale; Come and visit the Ready To Wear Department. See the maRJ aew1arrinls and Values on the 2nd Door. · .. · CLING SUDDEN BEAUTY HAIR SPRAY BIG SELECTION OF PATTERNS A holdinl and styling hair spray that leaves your hair soft and springy. llolds in any weather, humid or dry. 16.7 oz. size. REG. $1.07 SALE-- Burning, Looting Brings Guard Out 18" WIDTH Reg. 49c V1lue 78c SAL I 39c ,. July Clearance Sale! KROEHLER OPEN STOCK VELVET WALNUT BEDROOM FURNITURE Bold in concept, with strong Influence of Scaiulinavian design. Accented by the free flow of the sculpttU'ed di'awer handles. 129.00 Double Dr-r with Vll'llcal fnmecl Mirror 99.00 159.00 Triple D,_, 9 drawers with Mirror Sale 124.00 179.00 Triple Dr-r, 9 dr1wen, 2 doors 1nd Mirror S.le 144.00 104.00 Ch•t, 5 drawer chMI on chest Sale 82.00 92.00 ChMI, 4 drawer Sale 70.00 46.00 Night T1ble, 1 dr1wer - - - Sale 36.00 69.95 Bookcase Hudboard with franM, TONIGHT, July Ia NOT OPEN fRIDAY and SATURDAY July 14-15 Alfrod Hitchcock'a ''THI BIRDS" (Teclulieolor) ' Rod TaJlor Suoanne Pleshette Colornr1oom: Skaloton Prollu Terror FICII Maooo Chll6 Sockoi"'J " full 'slq Sale $4.00 52.00 Panel Heodbolrd, Queen 1i11 with S.le 40.00 Sale 40.00 fr1mt WORLD BIG BARGAINS WHH.E THEY LASTI UPHOLSTERY SQUARES BY THE UPI' SALE - - • 3 for s1.00 Sale! TEFLON COATED ALUMINUM COOKWARE S-10.99 9 pi- Cookw1N Seta s.ts ._ S.le 7.00 SALEI SAtEI -s11e - 10.00 WHILE THEY LAST Reg. 79c Terry Cloth 4-19.81 Autollllllc Electric Buffet Skillets 15.00 19-US 5 q1111rt Dutch Ov- - - - Sale 4.00 CANNON '-IOJO 3 quirt Double Bollen Sole 7.00 HAND TOWELS 4-10.9~ Silo 7.50 From our RefiUIIl' Stock 3 qu1rt Combln1tlon Cookers " S1l1 3.00 21~.29 Slle 2.00 Bakl ond Roost P1n1 Dlsconllnued ~atterns 59c YD. IRONING BOARD 81-ri.Bralcloth , PAD & · DRESs COVER SETS An estra heaV)' iDitted pad with a heavy drill atretch on otomlanl boards. L'OVttr. Flta aU lronini llu $].69 KITCHIN TOWDS While They L~tl S.le. 2.00 Slle 3.00 15-4.75 8 Inch Co.Y«ed Skillets MATIRIAL SALE! REG. $3.95 SHOWER 8'x6' Shower CUrtain and 1 pair 36"x54• !datchlnll Window Curtain. Heavy vinyl plastic m good usortment 11atterns and colors. .JULY-cLEARANCE SALE-- $l4f SEt Golj(, Avril llayOII 00,. Coltoo, Wub 36" wldtb.z. aaa \\rear. 1111 10\eetlon pattema and cOim. Available Rlllht Now At Elbtrfelds . VIEWMAStER stop in the notions department on the TONIGHT AND PRlOA'Y July -1:1-14 DOUILI FIATURI "OR. GOLDPOOT AND THI GIRL IOMIS" VlDcent Prte.r "Fabiall" and see the Laura Antonelli -PLUS- "'ANGI IANGI YOU'll OIAO. l'oDJIIIndaU . . ' -:DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY ' ... •' - ,, \\ -~ "' •" . __, Of Surveyor 4 RobOf. SIE THE MANY VALUES IN BED ROOM FURNITURE ON ILBERFELDS 3RD FLOOII YAIIJ) 5-14.99 12 p1- Cookw1.. ,eposif~ ·. " 52.00 Panel Beds, twin siH SMALL QUANTITIES SALE $2.50 SCHOOL SWEAT SHIRTS, 2.95 val.·- $1.50 BOYS PERM. PRESS SHIRTS _ P i t $1.89 . Summer Coordlqates - Skirts - J,ckets Slacks -llillsesPedal Pushers- · ' Knee Knot~kers 14-2.99 Ego Poachm 14 cup) - - - S1le 2.00 21-2.99 Cookie and Bake P1ns Sal1 2.00 . REDUCED 20% PINCHECK WORK PANTS _ $1-00 . sUMMER tSUITS VALUES TO $40 _ _ SALE $27.50 BOILABLE, 36" WHITE 9-2,79 I qull'l Covered Slucep~M 6-5.25 3 quart Covered Souc.p1n1 _ 5.95 VALUES _ _ SALE $4.75 6.95 VALUES SALE $5.50 Tr~pical Wonted & Dacron Blond Rubber Hospital Sheeting IALI ' :·Moon ,frQn I DRE.SS SHIRTS I GROUP VALUES TO 3.65 --SALE $1.95 I GROUP VALUES TO 4.00 SALE $2.65 I GROUP VALUES TO 6.00 •· SALE $3.50 ., ;: ' MATTRESS PAD . ,, SPORT SHIRTS VOL XX NO. 64 I ' ' $ -· .. . " Permanent Press SLACKS II POMEROY Barg1lns In We1ring Apparel For Your F1mily 1nd Furnishings For Your Homit. W•H ·· · ; •. ·' It's Our July Cl-•nce .S1Ie Time All Over The Store - Come In and See The ,M1~ DOWNIE-GROSS l' '. ,' FRID4Y nOM 9 ~ to aPM - SATURDlY FROM 9 AM to 9PM... 2 $1 00 SAVINGS UP TO 50% ON All SUMMER SUITS APPAREL /, .' Mr;.;d,_~: F;nk M~i beeMrsh ~w!ro~,l who ~as / Officers for the 196H8 year aJ La Marche will follow 100% nylon. Pl1ln knit snmleu }(llbenM ill,~N=,_':_ -~~a n I hn ohosp ' s mpro~ ng were installell Monday night Poovlor on July 21, wltb a ban· err e.,.., mr• son, at er me. . Councy .,.,.oo •·• ~· Sheen and Sumleu Mtlh when Meags •w, que1 that evening at 7 p. m. Splcetone and belgetone colort • 11 et 4!1 met at the Pomeroy' A donatiOn by the Salon . Slus 8'h to 11 pr. Americ~n Legion Hall. Mt-o. Martin was made to Serving as the Inslalllng offi- JJ<:pal'lelllelltal Chapeau Precers were Departmental La miere Virginia Rahe for a glfl Concierge Mary Martin and to be presented to MENS Acting La Concierge P e a r 1 Marshall. ~servaUons for Knapp. The new officers are Chapeau Passe lunclaeon NonJulia Hysell, chapeau; Iva Pow- day have been made by tbe ell le demi chapeau premiere; nine partners who plan to atBY PANTEMPOS Rhoda Hackett, 1e dami chap- tend the L8 Marcile and t eau deuxleme; Gladys Mow- banquet. The Salon voted to proLong wearing slacks that rey, L'aumonier; Myrtle Walk- vide corsages_for Departementnever need ironing. Permaer, I'ar.hiviste; Velsle Roush, al La Concierge Mrs. Martin, nent press. Sizes 29 to 48. . , Ia concierge; Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Knapp, a Pourvlor memColors: Olive, blue, black, pouvlor member; Catherine her; Mrs. Walker. chapcharcoal, pewter. BEGINS FRIDAY 9 A.M. Je secretaire, caissiere.l eau, and Mrs. Hyaell, cha1aeau ll L=======~-;::=======: Mrs. Martin prestnlell a chap- elect. . .Ieau passe pin to the out-going A committee of tllree was apSLEEPCRAFT $1.69 ' chapeau. Mry\1¢ Walker, an d' pointed . by Mrs. Walker to be FORM FITTED presented the gavel to the new- responsable hr raasm~ lunda & DANDEE·TRED Iy elected chapeau, Julia ay. each year as Mrs. Marlin prosell. She congratulated ea e h ceeda through the state chairs. new officer. The money _will ~.Th• meeting opened ,In ritual- for ber two departeiilental istic form witb Mrs. Walker ceplions, should she be n$lia AND COVEll presiding. The cassiere's re{'Ort dfpartemental chapeau. All eellacloud aee!lte ' , Pure Foam Rubber. Size fiber filled, comtiletelr, show"" a balance of $153. A re- A ~-:;;r,r;;;: 18":130". Marbellzed patwashable. Fits on milrefJS port of the auditing committe" ed by , tern, all eolors. like a form fitted sheet. $4.25 was glven. and u'nie . , . Valuos _ Full llecl Pouvior member Mrs. Knapp tbe _ilop. 29 SALI reported on the ·July pouvlor group alilo eXtended thanks to to be held In the Sheraton-Gib- Phll !llobo~far and Lew! . 2 for $5.00 son Hotel In Cincinnati on July an, vlllage patrolmen, wbO II ' 23 The Pouvior will start at by Martlri and Olen Kn8]Jp, Val. to $5 _ Sale $3.65 7 ·p. m. followed by !be paro- asslsttd wltb chaperoning. . . dies to be presented at 9 p.m. Mrs. Webb was appointed Colorful two pound box ot 2POuNDBOX 2 for $7.00 The Salon will present 1 skit secretalre calsslere by the usorted cookies eontalns eight in the parodies. The evening! coming chapeau. During a convarieties. The l'Gay Nineties" $8.00 Values Sale $5.65 usortment is made J!lh the wm be concluded witb a ne- 1eluding social hour ~!fesh­ partemental reception for Chap- Iments were served and JlrW!S II flneil lniredleola. eau Arree Marshall. It was an-i were won by Mrs. Walker nouoced that the Dcpartement- ~ Mr•. Mowrey. Next meeting ------1be a picDic on Aug. 14, $1.39 DOUBLE COATED SALE $1.95 VALUES TO 3.5~ --­ SALE 2.65 VALUES TO 4.00 SALE $3.50 VALUES TO 6.00 Welsh, j' -SHOP AT ELBERfELDJ Charlene Hoe/lieh, Tel: 992-5292 Mrs. Ivan Redd. .. ' Society ... by· :family, Ml-s. Jewell Buffln&ton 'llle 1Mual NP.lson reunlon was held Sunday at Lake Hope cwltb '61 persons attftllllng. . At the reunion were M r s. J'rank Nelson, Mr. anlJ Mrs. iCecil Nelson and son. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson and daugh:ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ;Cooper, Mt-. and Mrs. Walter 'Canode and family, Mr. and ' 3 dimension ' .I " 1st ' floor cOlor Plcturea. .,•. 1 �• ' '• ' 'I ". ' I . / . ' '' '., t ,, . . • ' ' • { .. ' ' " . ( ;;f. ' ,ro~ ~ I ... •• '· T~al • ; 11'·~ • ' ,, ' • ,.· · · r·.\~·~'- I '' 1 -.ulliut Miller NOtti! ou Grant for Rura}ActiOD • vents ~, 8 . involv~ th~ exch~: Jets Go Jn Recor . d ..... I 97 Miss'JOBS &I•• I no~n I RuthN' h D,Ies Thursday sports Desk r~cently IMPORTANT ~un~n::ll ANNOUNCEMENT ty: Mr~. b~ rora:OO:~ J 'I ~below 1 cABarnett ci::ch ~ 1 ' ' D' Th sday I lola's Beauty Salon M o n· I e - I aylol' F 'day HAVE YOU HEARDt THE 1 ITTTll' r'l!J NEW "Country Wide~ . 1 1 WBRJ9tORADI - C. .a... . -=-r ;.-.;..._...;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ;. DAilY SINnNEJ ::-;;;,.;,;·-; C' ~\ I, ~ "'~'! ~· ~~· ~. trl!!'ll~llit 01 ·~··• ' • • • ....... " ·~ of~: ~~Y f~r.the ~eigs'l Met~r. ,•l~d~f~J~gle ' . . ' ll'ror rest Mei;; tied the score at l-1 lui by Lenny _Van • 1 dub ·and gave Qp ·only on• unon the bottom of tho sec on d Kanawha . C ity, however, toOk lnm~g· b:•P.Ie ~y Vi!ij &l~ter 1 ~ck Werry wllb one out in the Moore moved to second on earned run .and 'four .hits. in .when Bill Swan was hit by a command again in the seven!~ 'a sJngle bY, El;ldie . Jlaer in Mttom of the mnth gave the .Sauer's single and_ cloaed. the six and two.thlrds innings. pitch with . one away, Rothgeb with its only r;un oft JenkillS. ·e~tb. e1gs American Legoon team score 5-4 by maktng 11 home . . , :sacrificed h1m to second, and 1,T)lls marker resulted from a ' . 1 come-from-behind 6-5 win ov- on Miltiron's base knock. Then, J'enkins, bound f?r Manetta IBuddy Moore singled. pair of singles and a Meigs el'- !lfeJ&• now moves !~to Ohio er Kanawha City at Middleport with Sauer on second and Mill- College o~ a grant-m-aid sch~l- , . . . ror. . ,,. . American ,Legion Distr1ct tourTuesday evening. · iron on first, Werry smashed , arshop thiS fall , struck. ~ut n~e It was m the top or the thord! 11 looked as if the 10 c at 1nall!ent play .with till forst g8Jilll Wer~y's triple, poked 0 v e·r bls ·long game-winning poke. 1and walked two 1n gammg h1s that KanaM>a C1ty got three 1 <'few. now 16 .~ on the season, i al 10 a.m. Saturoay .agalllat lbe L1ttle League dugouts in Righlloanders Mike Jenkins llhlfd wm of the season ~ga~nst runs on two h1to, two bases on lhad a rally in the making in lhe ,Athens on .tile Miller field at deep left field, drove George fittingly got the win lor the Ino setbacks. !Wthgeb, _w • I h balls and a sacrifice _off Roth- Jaat of the seventh M>en Bud- i L&ncaater. _lrhe. tourney will be Sauer ~me _with !be tieing r~ Meigs club. Jenkins, of Syra- control trouble, walked s~, h1t l,geb to ta~e the lead 1! held dy Moore gbt his thtJi h~t. a double-ehmmaiJOn. lnd Gib Mllhron home Wllh cuse, came on m rehef of 15 one and struck ~ut none. . ~ •1 Werry s ninth frame blast. centerfield triple. But Kanawha .Kallawha 100 11110 1oo-& B 1 llle winmng run. year-old Ietty Jon Rulhgeb with Kanawha City went al)ead t- 1 Meigs dosed the gap to 4-3 'City hurler Amick, a fast throw- Meigs 010 020 . 008-6 AO • Meigs, down 5-' g<•ing into one out in the third ""d score 0 in the top of the first w h e n m the fifth with two runs on I mg southpaw. had different Amick and Plantz. Rothgeb, . the bottom of the ninth, gQt a il-1 in favor of the visitor~. the first two batters walked and Moore's second of three hits, a Iideas and rettfed the side in ,Jenkins I' ) IWP• and Werrv. rally going when Buddy ~oore, ! Breaking the corners with his Meeks, tile third baseman, was hard triple to centerfield bY 'Iorder. : Umpires - Stobart and Neswho went three lor four Ill the jcurve ball, Jenkins went the sale on ,an' error. Werry and an error on a ball Other Meigs hits were a .first 1 selroad, plate, and Roberb. 1 ·~ stoc. 18 ·"""""'" cakner, will! one out. . ',~ I< ClUtCh TriP.e~ji(~inlh Wid~: {(lt:· M~s ; .. I v-·· Racine erushed . 1a-s aiid Dunlop Tire Pl. Plea'!""! piled oo 21 hits in only of pJax against tbe aquad. Buteb winners wllh tour RB!s. Kellh Jl'llch Portland player to oi.t .a~iit the i!lanll ol D: Greg Mlddleswart · with the loss. Pirates Clip .Cards ·8-5, Red s Split By JOE eARNICELU running the basep•ths. In "There Is no excuse for al trimmed Kansas City 3·2, as the Gianis downed the UPI Sports writer Wednesday night's loss to the player running with his head Chicago blanked California !-8 Astros. Pittsburgh manager Harry Cardinals. Matty Alou was down on the hlt and run," and Baltimore trounced Boston Lanier reached first base By United Prtll llltematlollal has found that the way caught In a double play when he Walker told his players in a 10-6 a f! er losmg to the Red Sox when first baseman <lluck to the Pirates' heads is through took off head down on a h1t and closed door meetmg after the 4-2 m the opener Hamson was charged with American Leap lbetr pockets. run play and was.easily doubled Pirates' 4-3 loss .Wednesday Veale Wins Tenlh interference on his bunt. JackW. I. Pel. GB Walker led up with a number on a foul pop to tllird 6aseman night. ·'He can stoil watch th<• : Bill Mazeroski homered in the son then dropped pitcher Carroll Ohicago 48 34 .58> ... of ment~l errors that have ' Mike Shannon. h1tter and, 1f the ball is going : sixth :nning and single<i home Sembera's double play relay on Minnesota 46 36 .5111 2 plunged his tram, the prr Jerry May was involved in a up In the air, the nmn,;r should I another run in the four run Dick"' Groat's. groonder and Detroit 45 37 .>49 3 season NaUonal League pennant basepath blunder m New 'York know enough _!o SlOP . : P1rate seventh as Bob Veale subsequently fored wide to the California 45 41 .523 0 picks, to Sixth plac~. announced•~ecently when, whJle repres~nt- Elsewhere_ on the Natoonal owon nos lOth gome of the plate, allowing Lanier to score. Bostoo 42 40 .512 6 Thursday his players would be mg the tymg run m the mnth League, Chorago tro mmed Losl season. · Mete Split Cleveland 42 42 .500 7 $lllll for mental blunders inning, he raced around the Angeles 2-1. San Francisco! Paul Popovich's infield singte Tony Perez crashed ihree hit' Baltlmora ~ 40 44 .476 9 on tbt field The Picales basepatljs on a fly ball when he edged Houston 5-4 and Cindnna- in the seventh inning scored Ted to pace the Reds over the Mets Washington 38 47 .447 11\io immediately r ~ s p 0 n de d by mistakenly thought there were I ll and New York split a Sava ge from third base with the alter Tommy_ Davis hit two New York 36 46 .439 12 knocking off the league leading two out. I doubleheader. the Reds . taking deciding run as the Cubs hol\1~ runs and 'Carry Stahl Kansas City 3> 511 .407 14\io • St. Louis Cardlnaisll-5 Thursday Out of Order , the !male 6-3 afler droppmg the snapped .a seven game losing added a solo shot to give New 'J'Iull'8da , night on the strength of a foor The followmg day, Gene Alley I opener to the Mels 7-3. The streak w1th a nctory over the York a triumph in the first Y1 Resnltll run seventh Inning, and Jose Pagan compounded I Atlanta-Phoiarlclphoa game w''' Dodgers. game. Bos'?'J 4 Baltimore 2 (Is!) the action by batting out of turn rained out Shortstop Sonny Jackson com- The Reds collected four hits, Ba~lfore 10 Boston 0 12nd, Walker said he was partiau- against the Mets in the third In American League action, mitted two errors on \lie same including dou~les by Perez and ;1 ~ . tarly displeased with the inning an~ cosUng lbe Pirates Washmgton swept Detroit twie<, play to .. allow Hal Lanier to Lee May, .to rout Met starter ft.~ )ngton 8 Detro1t 3 (1st, Pirates' mental laps_es. while two runs. · and 6-1, Cleveland ni pped I' score from s~9nd base with the Bob Shaw in lbe first inning of ,..,,t. . -New York 4-3, Mmnesota wmnmg run Ill the loth mnmg the second game. Washington 6 Detroit Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport 0 July 14 1967- 3 - - ·------- ------ _ _ ...::...._ __ _ ___::.:__.:___:.::==:.:._ _ _ _ 1 ,. night} ' . • ., • . Minnesota 3 Kansaa Cl_ty DICi WERRY 18·3 ~:~o!CallfornlaO(nlght) Cleveland 4 New York i s us 1 sp0rtS 4 7 A rc h ers J';art zczpa • •· t e lin Shoot at Ro_ v al Oak -.J . Desk MIKE JENKINS n6-0~ec~!~ " O.D. QPTOMITRJST . to 1!, 2 1,0 til (CioN- II NOOll 01 - East Court St.. Pomeroy MASON . FUINirUQ co. MASON, w. v.~ EATON'S T~ay~lte MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOlE w· lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ··. is-~ill N.ICklaus r·Ies Dev . •.In For LeadJn BrltiS • • hTourliey than'lh~r. ex~ecte.d [SSU~ =;=~= -Br~wn ' a~~~~ !tte:~:::ouble 'Air or. I team apt 01:~1;~:~~=1 • 6,000 BTU- 115 30NLY 11,000 B'IU - ' VOLT - Reg. $179.00 ~.: . $159 'Y.,YOLT - .... $2.,;~ ·2ON~Y $1· 5 )1~· ... .-...,--~ --- · ··.' H.·& R.'.fiRtS . ~. ·~ t:l. ! ;' ,., ~ ' .r • . ~ .--..-· . I · .I ; FINE · ·· inningsSa=y•s Games LEIIEI PAPERS Cleveland at New York Addison finished Detroit at Washington Pee Wee 4!18U8 play at t ' '' BalUmore at Boaton Forty - seven arc!oers from , Clllss C, Youth Free Style- i•, tfilM with 383. Syracuse B~ll Park with a Kansas City at Minnesota eoght d ubs of the Ohio Vailoy Rondy Russell, first with 1981 Class B, Men's - Gordon feet 6-8 record by bumping California at aucago Archery League participated in ' and Mary Jo Wolf, second with Clark, first with 349; Joe Roush, dleporl No. 2 by a 13-6 margin MiDDLEPORT, 0. 1 Natlnnal Leque 8 b an open tournament this week 180 points. second with 318 and Mike Tay- last evening. I '~~~~~~~~~~ St Louis W. L. Pel. GB Y 80 mgett with the newly organized Meigs BARE BOW RESULTS lor, ti1ird with 304. Addisoo moondsmen D. Cot- I,' 50 33 .liM ... . County Archery Club the host. Free Style shooting means an Class B, Men's Hunter -Ctar- trell and J. Blazer combined Ltwis Repeir ServiPI ~!~~an~ : : · : :.,. \ Boy-style baseball!$ h,aving rough going, Rain last . The eve 1 was held 1 the archer can use sights or any ence Wolf Jr., first witb 284. to throw a no-oitter. Add1son •HEATING Cinclnnati : week dela)~;! !!le K~~~; ~~urnament ·and gam.es in the Meogs Clu~·s ne w fi eld "range iother- gadget.<;. he may ch'"'?se Class C, Men's .- Did< Walk- players getting hista were J . •PLUMBING 47 40 540 5 county. . Atlanta · '·' ··. , . . '" at Royal Ook p· k near flve 1to aod m shoohng. The followmg er, first With 292, John Taylor, Blazer, a double and ·•mgle, T. 42 39 · .·519 7 •a~FING Rain again Moricl~lll~hll¥ flooded .Ollt 'all baseball p . 1. or class is bare bow wllich means second with 1il2. Meige and J, Bias, each a · . Pl~tsburgh 41 39 .513 7\i here. Tuesday and Wednesday were touch-and-go. om ' · ~ llle archer uses no sights what- Class D, Men's - R a l ph gle and D. Cottrell and S. -FORPhJiadelphla 40 _...500 8\21 Fortunately, the excess moisture illn't expected to Fourteen foeld and 14 hunter ,soever: Weaver, first with 171. :rison, both a triple. Loa Angeles ~ 43 .415 15\io stop Larry and Dad Pr)ce's "Country" golf. tournament 1targets were on lhe ra nge Wm- 1 Class A, Men's Iall bare bow} Class B, Women's - Alice I In the other game, Syracuoe ~ew York 48 .400 16\i 1 on one of Hubert's Her4llfd pastures. Sports. fans awaot ners m the classes receivmg ,- Herman Knapp, first place Knapp, first with 38S. IK'tlred a 12-11 victQfY over the ouston ~ 51 .393 17'~ · -breathlessly-further·~lts of that tournament. trophies were. ' with 445 points: Larry King,[ Class C, Women's - Karre Pomeroy Angels. Tburaday • Reaulll J ' second with 433 and Larry Lew- Clark, first with 214 Hitters for Syraouse were San. Franoli!CO I Houston 4 <10 , THERE ARE SOMI'.IOotbsayers who divirte the con- Class A, Men's Free Style- - -· Hamilton, a home run and WY 2-2374 lnni!Jgs) ' sotidated athletic teams (jf Meigs Local- T.he_Marauders. George B Casto, forst, With 490 I gle K Croi home run ll:l:M:M::IIl;SI:· New York 7 CinclnnaU 3 (1st, I that produce less number of points; Ch•rles Morgan, Sr., 'a tripl!. D. Bass a 'dou-1.twWgllt) vlctorieun 1967-68 because of "fnctJOn ' !second woth 48'1 ; Bob Doeffmg. ble and K. Winebrenner a Cincinnati 1 New York s (2nd, When presse.d, they say •er. th1rd woth 442. gle night) 'friction amonJrthe players. at each other and in most I Class B, Men's Free Style eWURLmD Pittsburgb 8 St. Louis 5 (nigh() 1 Wltll thb we · take ... ll like wllat they've seen. John Litchfield, first with 437 : eiiAI.OWIN Chicago 2 '!'"'Angeles I (night) i friction damageJ prospects There are ragged apples m IHoraN! Karr, secor wolh 432 HOYLAKE, England IUPI)- difference in the scores." homer, Gui~\ller a alngle and ... OTHII · PAMIIIUa ' Pbiladelplna at Atlanta, pJld , :any of llie M~ Local basket. But strong coach- ,ond E. J. Tanner, thord w1lh .Jock Nicklaus seemed set today "I'm in good shape oo the ! triple and D. Rosenbaum and IIIIANDI ram. , we believe 11 w11l be staffs will ~inlm1ze the 1414. , to turn the British Open goif scoreboard," said Devlin. Bearhs, each 1 homer. Sllmday 1 Games by parents, not the athletes. spread of that dosease. ! Class C, Mens Fr~e. Style- championship into a one-manjthe fact is that I've . FINAL STANDINGS Philadelphia at Atlanta Thb Is llie day of tbe Honda, I Darrell Hcflm•n, first with 381; show. · scrambling and have had · Woo 1 New. York at Clnclnna~l th~ automobile, ~ record TRUI!';, THE PROBLEM, If George Morrison, second woth Tied for first place with trouble reading the greens." Addison .. .. ...... ... 1 Plttsburgli at St. Lou1s maers. Tile boys of Pomeroy, one anses, could bt met better 374 and Paul Karr: thord woth Bruce Devlin of Australia after Roberto De Vicenzo of Argen- Angels .......... .,,.. z Chicago, ~ I,ol Angelel are not were the new high school com- 310 pomts. shooting rounds of 71 and 69, tina, J_iJilmy Hume of Scotland 8yrllcuse . .. .. .. .. .... z Houslon at San Franclaco• had goo pleted and the student bndy un- Class A, Women's Free Style Nicklaus was expected to take and Fred Boobyer and Lionel ·MiildltPOri:~~~;;N•;;;·_;Z;..;;..:..;;..~Z=~==iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii der one roo!. Strong crosstown - Nancy Ohlmger, forst woth 1command of the 581>layer field Platts o1 England were tied at I" 1 friendships M>Uid be 316. . "" 1because of his dert potter. 141, Tony Jacklin o! England earlier, and be more la~ting. Class B, Women's F'ree Style Nicklaus used ~nly 30 putts was 142 ~ Clive Clark of We see no problem thos fall Roush, first wolh 389: lenroute to his 69 Thursday England aod Gary Player of that wdt not be met by Casto, second with 344: compared to M during his first South Alrica wera tied at 143. ,8ood wUI in tbeir hearts. · McKiinney, third with round. " Then came Dahe Bonthron ' And we I!Uggest this to the J Devlin, who had consecutive Scotiand, Doug Sanders of Ojai, '"'lllchl'\'hO will he privil~ged to Class c. Women's _F m S~yle !70's, Wednesday '!I'd Thursday, lCalif., Christy O'Connor of "' the Marauders mt<l the Lotchfoeld, forst w 1 t h also has displayed a red-hot Ireland, Barry Clanklin of South sporb annals of Ohio: . ; Barb.ara Wolfe, second putter but cannot match Nod·-1Africa. Kel Nagle of Australia Play your game on U.e f1eld 276 and Helen Wolf. third laus' booming drives over the and Harold Henning of South or on the court 21l6. 6,9115-yard par 72 Ruyal Liver- Africa at,-144. about a few parenls . Class A, Youth Free Style pobl layout. I Only three other Americans fuss. They'll come around. Mor_gan, Jr., first i "I'll settle for another four oll1 were still in the field-Phil 4t7: Donald Hoffman, sec- the 30 putts," commented I Rodgers of San Diego, Calif., at IJTEl\AL(,oY.tJ.NI'iO'nllED - 1 with 270·. , jNicklaus with a grin as he:147 and Bert Yancey of foi- wllich sincere aPologies Class B, Youth Free Style- , prepared lor the third round. "I I Philadelphoa and Deane Beman offert!d ·-t was the' 0\ll~s:t;and~ing~~:~~:';Wolfe, first place woth 364; Iactually played better during Iof Bethesda, Md., at 148. pitching eff&rt ef·' Morgan, second willi 289 ,l.jle first round but my pults Rodgers and Yancey shot 73'.< (Chuck) Fluik of the Ray Karr, t.hird ·with 284 lwere dropping during_ !he 1 Thursday while 'Beman had a Plratea BOys Leagllo' in points. second and that was the 76. the Kyger Tournament last Sat.-.== = === ,-- llrday . night. 8 no-hit,.- no-run · (In four lnnlhgs) 3 ROOMS . New furniture ·w. Give Eaton's end: YouGiveTheBisf.' AddisonEnds O ,.,,.,.,...,.. I ~~=~~,: 22-0 in ei Kyger ••·1 :.1 •..~omLn ttr"'r:, () I, • ,,_ ,I I Werry's ... ( BeiJer llllspitaiF VIsiting ' boura 1-4 and ,_. p.m. Parenlll COLUMBUS (UPI) - T h echurch and state Ill llllu. t h.e Thursday to liz bills and l!li e>:peru~es lor the &UCI*Iilflll 1only on Pediatrics Ward. . flU: a1nsd)' hal b4lllll !41 bunt llallld States and Ohio COnsti- Se!ute passed four to candidate. . ~ Toral Adkins, Rt. 2 Bidwell, arulllld the "trlii balloon" .eot lullons. , ," · 1be Z7lll Wfl'k .week aJ lbe Bll!J were lDiroduced lD tha !.fr,s, 1'/lary E. JusUce, ill. 2 up from the statehD!Ise to test He• warnad thlt 1111 •Item~ lion. . flouse th~t would provide penllo _ . · Gallloolls; M'n. Nellle Boyd, reacUon to approprlaUng about to ·tmposa a tu for lid lit C:O'J1lty h~ltal commissions anent Jlcenie plates for ,motpr ....~ --~;;. f~ed !I" the ~rlnctple of tn- freedom we now left b fM. Rt. I ~ City Wlldl· 11:. Hll: ~ mUttoo tn ta1 funds to church ichooli wm "quite prop- w.,Jld' he authorized to lss\le vehicles, exclude urban fedev'elD -~; -~ dlvidull· freedom. • 4om from all unplellllllltNN: Rt. .1 GIUipolil; Mn. .1o1m R. cl1urcb-optrated IC~. erly JliOYoU tha lndiPallolt ,._.. bOnd. to bullcl oplMilt bondl from the 1ltUt ',l'ueida' was lbe It haa not alway• beell that from hardahip, frllll dlsclJ:IIae Roacb, Maaon; Mn. OrloD H. The Aolerlclll Clfll Ubertlel ADd 1111triP ol ,the . ~. equip lpal debt Umll total, brlq pri118'"-lebt'atlon. ~ray. Unfor~ately, IIDce that from tbe Item vqlce of dul)'. Carder, Rt. J Pt. PI-t; Union of Ohio clld not wJJI !pr 'IJid theY. wiU 9l1Dr«\UUIy .~ jlroflt, VIle, non-profit techniCII ~ qlbded. people llmt llllnonty fi'OUPI hive not from lbl peln ol &allflllee. Giv~ lolrs. qar,nce B. Holfmln. Rl. ~ or denial from the lbrou«b tbtlr !'llpl'Ntiilii!Vte • bill ' tutea under Bille ~ · l!l4 IIIOiiled, parade& rl¥ere hlld. knoWn. complete freedom of op. us !ewer rules or more eladUe I Lan;f91Ue; Mit. W1lter M. pni,ior•1 of11co oi wl1tlher uNnlbied, Ill tiJa,couiU ADd 11 · Only •-II permit ObJo lllii)Ufsclul'liel lo iplledlea were made. porlum!f; but through social ones. Give us more leisure 81!d Barrett. Rt.. I l'omer01; Mra. InN wu aullltaDce to the. r&- the palll." II® bolldJ can be Uled tor llllfe aoocil dettlnecl tor' lhlp.;MJ 4th b the tradltlOllal !'@Solution, tven UliJ 11 'JOCOm- leaa w~." Emili I'J. Griffin, ~le; porta. . Tile Ohio EduCIIIon .U.OC:Ia· pllrpoae 11 preae~~t. oullide ~ Jlale ~ -we. !i!elebrate our nai!Onll ing a thing ol the past. As Ume ln shorl. we clamor t«: toca1 Mr•. 'nlomaa E. WWiaml, Wa- 11en1011 A. Wolmln, t h t .lion (OE4), cl1let PfOIII!IItnl of ' To Uae RIJ11 hlvlnJ o pay the taneible ' jier~- Wt . goes on, lndlvlduall of all etb- frtedom. We are pttillg 11 and terloo; Art B. A1lell, Welllton; IIJ'OUP'I lell*llvt chaJnnan. tile railllla of. 11011111 fliO mUllon The revenua bondJ pl'll)ierty tax. · llll:;-4fme· wben • 1111111U group nlc lfOIIPI, raees ADd creed& It .a ldDinC 111. Mra. Ra1pb -«'. Pownlrd, 11'ell- 'l'l1urldly 11111 GoY. Jamea A. more for eleilleftlary ·IQIII aeo- retlr«< from ·nnll of . people dlred stand up a- are uperlenclng more lndlvld- What we need ls not more ston; Mra. Al'tbur 0. K e II y, llboclel ~ letter In which be Olldary eihiettlon lbrDiiCIJ new to' the teOIDf · 01~ a -14 pawer, and ull l~dom than ever before. freedom, but 1 sense of re- Ja<*lon; Mlehael S. Jllellbec, aald that "tevyllll of 1 t a 1 tale&, baa taken 1 ''walt and 11'11 not backecl by 1 elMll _lbemselves an indepeqd- Rellgwus freedom Is at It • sponslblUty to use the freedom W.eJlalon; Edftrd S. Colley, wblcb hu even part of 111 pur- aee" attitude. , eredlt of the COUJily. ~..nation. We rejoice 11 I h hetcht. One does not have to we have. Real freedllll1 alwayl Zaltlkl; Anbor Jolwon, Troy; po;e tha support or JUblldluAllo approved ~rere bii!J ~:Jliit Olll' nation was believe in any cerllln reUglon, ~""lvea 1 s - Jlf. ruponsibiJ. Kennelli /R. Kerwlll, Ja-. lion f!f reii&IOU&Iy erlented No lllllld Now movlngl ,he reQUirement lllal i:x!N'n!IWI!:riin faet, one doesn't hive to be- 1ty u Ill compam011, or the Jllrllll ic:hooJa would he 1 blmnt and A tpake&IUan Aid the Ol!lA drlver'l lleenJe application · .From Pace t lleve in God at an. YQung peo- person becoml!ll a slave to 111m· Mn. Jobn R. BolCh, MUOII, UIICORICionable vlolallon 111 1111 ~rould take no PDIItloll 011 • ry the color ol pla"". ·today wert pte have a freedom to make self. Freedom in Ito true son, 2:1'/ a.m. 'l'butlday; Mrs. gu&riDteel o1 aeparatlon of trill balloon, but once the idel mltlinl uae of the Social ~ ol xti~~Y.ut ·llii • tha•vet ·heard, and to do l«m means that we have the Thomu l!l. Wtnlama, Waltrloo, materlallw In lbJ.form of a ity number on driver'~ a irOilP of' !:IJi'ot)eilnl tblnis that their parents nev- responsibility to uae II. son, U:U a.m. Tbursday; Mrs. bW or an amellllment II likely ADd prohibiting aafe or A111e1Jcw WI» ' bad ,tieetl er had. Freedom of all kinda il This il one of the truths por- Relph R. Downard, Wellllon; would have 8Dm•thlng to aay. alon of maater car keys held hostage by • band of rebhallmark of modern Amer- !rayed in tbe Parable of I be son, 1:19 p.m. Thuraday; Mrs. The feeUng is thallbe OEA'a tes•l purposes el mercenarlea. lea. Prncliial Son. Thil II alio the Walter M. Barret~ Rt. 2 Pomepo8itlon wlll depend 011 whether The House · concurred ~ Tha Cougo Army pursued the Y•t despite the rifle of this freedom that Jeaus Christ died roy, daughter, 3:49 p.m. Thursthe f25 mllllon !J to be Ill ad- Senate amendment to lbe mercenaries wbo escap. ,...at quahty of freedom. there to give us. A freedom from our day. diUon to tbe 1110nay for· _I he gency bill to permit the from the iutem r.eems to be a dl!cune in the own passions and des1res DIICharpl public echooil, or to he llbn nor to SUI nd from 24 to town lD a caravan of nation's morall; ehcatlni where throueh a translormed aoul. Nancy Abra, MJu carol J. from tbe public IChooll' tote1. hours the ~ale f llqur ln 2'1 trucks heading toward Puni SVNDAY there once was h~nesty. promls- Real freedom Ia ,guaranteed Bachtel. Donald E. BJrael, The Senate · lubeommlttee area of clvll disorder The lD the rugged African biiSh P.\ST OFFICf.RS of euity where there once was de- by sell- dlacipUae and self-con- Brian L, Bauer, Mrs. Hannie Congreum~~~ Clarence J. Mil- wortl!lg on tbe ICboolllnlnclnl ernor Is eeted to 't ·1 AU of the hoatagea apQiai!IF, Order of Eastern Star, ;:ency. crime where :here was trot. Self-control, In ita fullest J. Bauer, Mary A. Cook, Mlaa tor, (R. Ohio. lOth District), hu bUI Wla to cet lbe lateat law earl~ext we ks gn \ were safe, unharmed wiD hold their annual picnic at a respect lor the law. form only comes (rom a vital Charlotte A. Davidson. Ronlld announced 1 $193,383 gret to amended veraton presented to it Senate a va ~~ and accounted for. !"· SwJday at th_e home Everywhere there ts a tu- relationship with God; one In E. Dobbllla, Anita J. Estep, Ohio Unlver1lly'a Inltltute for Monday Ill printed for.u and bills ;;;JI;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""""""'"'"'"'"'"'";;;;;;; Ben and .Maline Philson. ness, a soltneos that terrifies which we are constantly draw- Holly N. Friend, Mrs. Bruce JleCional Development lor a the Education. Health ADd Wei- 15 acres of land by Ken Stall! II WATCH FOR AN ~PPErJ .!lOUSE at tbe ,.ople who think about it. lng upan 1111 strength. You see. Gllme, Frenk M. Hill, Dolnlta program known u Rural Ac- fare Committee wu_ ~cted University and WhJtehall t"tmockled and redocorated What lies behind ail of this? lhe theme of July 4th should Miller, Mrs. wther L. Mtlier, lion for Better COIUiumer De- to COI!IIder the bill Wednesday race lnc ADd 000 yan 90111ge of the Eatlrprise Arthur Gordon, in the July is- Inot be: "Give us more freeGene Mulllum, Ja11011 velopment. nlpt. land lD Gutmeey Cove Church. Located on Route 33 sue of Reader'• Digest In liM&, dom!" , Pearson, Grbelda Stover, Mrs. The grant wUI provide fUndi HoUle 1pproval W8l alven verne and Evel FROM US IN the entrance to Rose H1ll. has thiS to say: Rather. It should he, . •:o Bert W: Teaford, Paul A. for a comprehensive conaumer Also !eared ya tbe fn h.ouse will be held from 1: "Perhaps it is because we Lord, me the respons1bd- Waugh, Marcie S. WII • on. Jcllon program sponsorecl jointc 1 llo io, '5 .p. m. Sunday. Th• Rev. are, ualng the freedom of ity to handle the freedom that 1 Grant Wray, Mrs. Richard A. 1y by the Jnitltute ADd the : : ~= tr \ w ICIIClOIII SUNDAY'S PAPER Mrntel !mlth Is pa!lor of the choice 11lnod by .our forelath- l have." Francisco and Infant daul(hter, Southeastern OhlD Al11ance fur for ca"ndldalel RACINE HOME BANK ~bllf~. ers to chooae the wrong thingl. Mrs. Ernest E. Hlggtnbolham, Community Action, a Ieder&· w~th ·~-nd t nd tr I --· FIRST NATIONAL ' vAN MATER REUNION will Give Ul more freedom Is 016 ' and tnlant son. Mrs. Wllllam tlon of 1G cemmunlty action ·en • a ave ..... mov BANK OF RACINE be held at the Portland ;on•tant cry. II Ia a valid cry The Mete• Merclunlll 110ft. M. Wood and tnlant son. gencle scoverillc 2'1 'oounUe• in m-LO TEMPS Sun~ay, July 16, RL'latives m the lace of tyranny or op- ball team wm llott Nowort, Appalar.hlan Qhlo. NEW YORK !UP!) - T friends Invited. Dinner at preaalon, but we have passed W. Va., Ill a doubleheader at 1__ · The Rural ABCD progr1111 highest temparature relllll'lad.lf ;!'hose attending to tllke . the conN>pt beyond that. The tile SyracuN Ball Part IIIII IC OUIUD wUI provide eonJIIIIler educsThursday to the u s bwn table etrvict. Saturday at C p. m. tion, financial Cllllnlellng, .a SAIGON IUPI) - U. S. Air Bureau excludln · H~wall : TRI COUNTY Cit!""' Meigs Meretumla will redebt reducllon and consoUda- Fo~ jell new 1 reoord rr Alaska' was 1 de es J!adlo Club w>ll observe Its tum to Newall where I he lion service, I eredlt union, • mlaalona agatnat North VIet- Blythe' and Needler Calif ~nd anniveraory Sunday, . Meigs team IB in the tourney central eharge service ADd re- nam, American apokeimen aald Toda •s low wils 39 at' Broke~ 16, at a pi<mic at the . (Contmued from page 3) final• against Modem Wood- Rutb s. Nicholson, 55, De<- tail merchlnt as&btance. The today. Navy pilot& who llew 13 Bow yNeb l'•rk near Pt. PIRAsant. Bring woth John Tanneholl of Moddle- men. Melga will atoo bt tom- ter, died Thursday morntnc in project baa the potenURI to ather millions reported frantic • _·_ __ food and drinks for your farnl- port, the l5-year-oid nallonai petlng in tile !lend Softball 'sheltering Arms Hospital. reaeh 30 per cent of the popu- ComtiiUIIist.defeaderi .Jaunr,hed RIOT li'IGBTERS jy: ••ling tome 1.< 6 p m.. but ,JUnior cllampJOn. . Tournament at Milson begin- A member of the Star Grange latlon of Appalachian 0 hi o. a missile that boomeranged and HONG KONG (UP!) -British II! ·are maetlnP earlirr at the · For sa week& - exceptmg I ning Taeaday nlpt. at Deller Mrs Nichnilon is 350 000 people whose Incomes deatroyed 1 whole vUiage. troo d 11 tod 1 h tark for recreation. All C.B'erSitwo weeks spent in :. survived her husband Wale!· the poverty line. The Air Jl'orce pllolt. wbo the:'w:; t!:oucegh a :?rraOUf.} 0 weleom• · New York C1ty - John h a s • da • Local nlty ctlon alone never before Dew so ge i . reiigioualy fdllowed I c r o a s- 1 one u~hter, Margaret Ann; a commu .a ac- many mlslions agatnat the acid, bombs, broken glass and • .. 'M· h son Wa1d Jr both at home· a encles will have pnmary ··eMolotov coclrtalls and ra'ded 1 · M-II'IIJAY counto;· trammg program. He 1e · . . sisl~r Mild;~ Johnso Ath- , spon.oibllity for implementatloo CommuniJt country in a single . . J.O.F. CLASS of tt.e United couldn t find a place suitable in i The big prize John ls ~ eni: 'louh brothers ~aries I of the program in the field. day, and Navy alr crews the headquarters of the Commu.Mcthoclos1 Chu...,h will 'h••• 11, wh1ch to run cloee by in New lor II ~ place on the U. ~· Mlln $ 1El'llOSI, and VIr U • Johnson' ! · smashed North Vtetnameae oil nlll g90~ ~uada who set off an annual picnic at fi •lJI) Monday I York, or ht would have run team Ill the world tournament th nd "• gond J '' t!epots army barrackl rail- orgy of noting in thls crown . .. · th t M · h Ge , U -- A ens, a .,..ym ohnson : tolony bight at the hlllne of Mrs Char- I ere. · .• uruc .' . rmany •a ~ of Columbus ' ,, , road&, bridges, roads and other · · 1es Karr, !!:' Member• are to I I would guess !bore Is not pen.~es pa1d) m Uie 1prmg of , Funeral ..;..,ic~ will be he'd military ta·r get a Thursday, , lake a covered d~ and theor 1one h1gh school athlete in the 19119, when ho atlil w1U be 16 S d th D · apokesmen said. 12 1 own table 'service~ , . tri-county area expecting to years old. :: l~r!t w"u, ~~ IeS Uf Pilot& from the 7th Fleet Wllh your balr eopoaecl to ; THEOilORU~ coun••ll No 17. 1 pl~y football this fall doing any- I , ' Rev. Bill c.;.ter offi~at tarrier Intrepid reported seeing sun, sand, and sud. it's es;laughters of Amort ca. w 11 1lhmg hke ,•I. . , JOHN HAS NEVER de.eated Bunal will be in the Standi~ Clarence ADen Barnett, IS. ol 1 surface to air mlsslle (SAM) pecially important to give it llllet at ; 30 Molldav night •t l One days 89hedule is bke Dai. Joon -: who played an ex- ' cemetery In Dexter 926 Mapia st., Parkeraburg, a ~ room up toward lhem then lllp extra care duriDJ summer 1 months! A conditioning wave tjirfOOF !fall. Mnmllera are' th1o: . . : hibotion Wllh John m Middle-; Friends are hei~ received former resident of St. Peters- Iback and engulf whole North will revitalize your hair, pve grged to bt present lor the in- Warm up by Joggong an 880 : Iport last wmter - in tour-j at the Martin Funer~ Home at- burg, Fla., and Raedavllle, died IVietnamSJe vlllsge in llamea. It it body and laltin& curL ttallaHon service. ond to takr. run a 440, Jog :120, run 440, lOll ney play but bas taken ainglo lter 7 P m today nl'l 8 Thursday nlgllt at Clmden happened 12 miles southwest af ~!her 81ndwlches 01 I!Mki... !120. run a third «(), .jog 1 third game• off him. He baa never Iday whe~ the 00:: ~:;:"~ ~ Clark Hospital following Jn ex- the great port city of HaiPhong · Iwllere Amerlctln bomb a ra 1. POMI'JIOY G-\IU·EN. c 1 u ~ ,nil. run a fourth mole, and JOg defeated Pecora, but had him en to the church ~ lie nl state tended lUness. ~oil h!lld il$ picnic, July 17, atl• «()to warm down. There are 1111-l6 m llie fifth game of a one hour prior to aervices He was tha aon of the late 1mashed two major .nearby oll f p. m. at the tu.noe of Mro.lno atops between any of the three out of live match in the · Montravllle D. and Martha ' depots. Phont 992-3557 1\'alt.r Gru,..r Members '"" imeasured runa. 'l'lfe runs are ~~ Eastern Op111 lUI Januaty In Stickel Barnett and was born 1 PomtrO'y 11! '"' •'"d to b>lnR their own ' three quarte1 speed, doin& the New York, only to hive Pecora fS,1 a~ Cornwalllo, W. Ya., March SURGERY IS SUCCESS "'liiiE.-vlct. . , · . 440 in 75_to 80 seconds. . j smalh two iho~ of'. the table's ' 28. 1884. Mrs. Clarence (Mary) Lewla 1 I ..4- The tramong -k u varied. edge, and win. Agalllll SwearHe Is aurvlved by his wife II In aatilfactory conditiOII 1 .: . ,., Another day, lor example, it ' is on tourney play be is one 8nd IeS fl Savilla Queen Barnett, Parker~ University Hospital In ~::.~1 ; ASK ~ONTRtllllTIONS 1calls_ for _ running 16 minutes ! one, defeating him U once, and burg: three sons. Nile D., Bel- bus after undergoing " A~o Ladies Aux1hary of Ill• ! straoght, JO~gln~ and runnin~ aJ-IIosmg 2-3 another time, both at Gertrude Taylor, 57, RD, pre; Chester, Columbus, and FollowirK{ her dtacharce . . Firt lleparlmont IS ternately In 2211 yard spurts: !Akron laat March. Pomeroy, doed today at her res- Burl, Marietta; two dauahters, the hospital, Mrs. Lewi1 wlll ~mg contribution& for a ~ or course after warming up jog- / In 1966 Pecora ,was U. S. Run- 1idence. Mrs. Doris Fick, Columbo and recuperate at th~ home of lt>memade ice cream lllll'lli to I¥1"1. an 880 and followad by ' nerup In men • singles and She 1s survived by her bus- Ms. Clarabel Knight, Parkers- sister at 3527 Bolton Ave.. ~ held July 29. lll!aldents will> l lOf!lln& a «() to warm down! Swear is loll in tbt semi-finals band, Everett! : , daughter, Nl- burg, and ei&ht grandchildren. lumbus. Her hospital r o l!!l to donate art to cull &411- 1 for a No. 3 rankin&. John 111m- na Cummings, p-, 1, Pomeroy, A son, Howard. died in 19111. number Ia '183. ~ or 11411-3471. THE PROGRAM In Its de- ~elf real!hed tbe quarter final& and a son Paul, ol Pomeroy; her Funeral services wUI he held _ _ :_::....:.~---' taols came from~ ~ friend of m the 11161 U. S, Open in San mother Mattie Hunt Pinch w at 2 p. m Sunday at the Reeda1:1 A ' 1\liddleATI'EIIJD CAMP( John'•· Ralph Stadleman, who Diego. He probably will be ...... Va. . ~ alster Mildred Math: ville Methndlst Chureh w f I h c~J!j.t\. SOUND OF ~ port (UI ICOI]Ilta wlv. is on the Michigan State Unl- 1.d around No. 5, in U. S. Men's eny Athans· ' tlireo bn>thers burial to follow ln the Reeds- J • ve Jx:n it Camp ~andy Bend •versoty cross country !lam. and single• in hia 1967 play. Pecora Opt~ Hunt ' Walton w va : ville cemetery. The family has J!!&r Ji;lizab!llb, W. Va , lor the :an accompli1hed but unranked and Swearis did not compete, Rex Hunt ' Pinch ' and. Ray request~ that lunda be contr~ two Wieks wdl retu~n : lAbie tennis player. jusl havtna returned fr~m the Hunt, So~th Charleston, a n d buted to tbe Cancer Soclrty l~ <dudes Saturday. The group m·1 How long will John keep Ibis 1967 World Tournament m Cop- two grandchildren. lleu of RoWin. Jl'rtenda may Teresa Thomas, Barba·, up? H~ _..peel! to be running enhagen. Funeral servlcea will be Sun- call at th White Funeral Home ' . ~ balnd Beth Fulii ,.Vemda when snow is on the Middl•port j Dal Joon is the top player re- day at 2 p m at the Ewing in Coolville after noon SaturY••· •11 dey -over WBRJ you'll hPr your lilb • Mary Krawiii!Z)IA an a,1High, ,cJnder track and when slclln~ in the U. S. He lostl n PJapel with, burlal in Hemlock day. The body wUI Ill ln alate avon Glaze.. new graos comes beside it tn 'thf 196'1 finals of the U.S. Op. IGrove Clllll!tery Friends may at the church one hour prefe~rilt tOUNTRY tnd WESTERN liM&. ,en to a Japanese. Now living Icall anytime. ' ceding sarvlces. A.RTISTS with the BRIGHT NEW · 811 John ls determined to get in m Columbus, ·Dal Joon ls un: ' the best possible condition lor Idefeated acatnst Ameri<:an com- H 1 • T •I N~SHVIUE SOUNDII t:Nturlng lltfiii'Ell TO IN'I'I!RI!!J't OP !the autumn and winter round .petition. 0 man lD ram Dl! : NIJOS - MASliN AREA )Of tmmo•""•"'' to bP J••mched I . At Fort Jaekeon such COU.NftY tdd WESTERN STARS 11 i ,_,. ._ -...,.,.,.,. ·over the Labor Day Weekenr I ON AUG. ·11 next Johri bu Jsrob S. Holman. Jr , son . _ r.,IIINII, """ m Toronto, Canada, with the ,al"'ed to play in 1 Grand Rap- i of Mr. and Mra. Jacob S, Hoi*WANDA JACKSON' *BUCK OWENS h~e::111~·t~r:.-;.; ~anadian Jntf'rnational. Follow~lldshe , Micn .. club toumamehntlrnan, Racine) has ~listed In *i'ARONYOUNG *CONNIIJMITH •• •• ••.,•m• "' ,• mg that, btsldes city (Colum- Iw re 8wears1 ta club' coac ) the U. S. Army and left June P>oM bus) and dub tournaments, will and otay lor a t.eel: fotiowtng lt 26 to bogin his training. 1 *KITTY WliLLS *HANK SNOW """'"' Icome U.e NalJonal State Team •o pracUce for tile "Canadian" J His address is Pvt E-1 Ja. - - ~--~ championships (for men) In wi th Swearls and otber top cob S. Holman, Jr.,. RA . Your ~~~SO:":~""~""'"' Qetroit in November. He will IMichigan players. All Ills ex- 111705111111, Co. D. , 4th Bn.. lstl " 1 ""· ....,_. be l'i'o. 2 on Ohio's 4-man team. penses will be paid by the host Tng., BDE. !nd Platoon./Fort 041 Cornpltte Protection • .._ ""' ..., .,,., ""' John heads the twn-player U. club. IJackson, S. C. b0ur8uslntM S Junior team of two (under .. .,...,. ., 17) in !be Canadian lnternatlonHI \ ....,. -••••"'"' ., _ _ "' ~ ,. "' .., al a,., ·• wIll ptay In the No.4 DON t,\IW · teat•ntt otnt~. 111.• 1 • po3ltiorr on the U. S. Men's ooiiillil ..t~~e ,.,.. monu. tun e. t.e1m of four at Toronto. IUD iiMP$0N • ·llflllt - . . _,. _... Ahead of him on the men's ..uillito . . .. ••nib. 11 IJl 8 ' l · Dal Joon 'IJICIII:. - 28, of DICK ~·~ 'JR. 0.. .........lllh ... mo!Jf.nl eam are '""" "'-• Co'· '>UI, No, 1: Danny Pe- · kn4ao , _ cora. !4, Chicago. No. 2. and ~~i"iiiiiilii'iiiiiiiiiii Del Swearll, 21, Grand Rapldl, of Freedom is Responsibility ·. '· , .. .... BalloOn Drawing ue~vy ~lak, I ' \ .,. '. ' Hospital N~ws " ' . . I ' F �• ' '• ' 'I ". ' I . / . ' '' '., t ,, . . • ' ' • { .. ' ' " . ( ;;f. ' ,ro~ ~ I ... •• '· T~al • ; 11'·~ • ' ,, ' • ,.· · · r·.\~·~'- I '' 1 -.ulliut Miller NOtti! ou Grant for Rura}ActiOD • vents ~, 8 . involv~ th~ exch~: Jets Go Jn Recor . d ..... I 97 Miss'JOBS &I•• I no~n I RuthN' h D,Ies Thursday sports Desk r~cently IMPORTANT ~un~n::ll ANNOUNCEMENT ty: Mr~. b~ rora:OO:~ J 'I ~below 1 cABarnett ci::ch ~ 1 ' ' D' Th sday I lola's Beauty Salon M o n· I e - I aylol' F 'day HAVE YOU HEARDt THE 1 ITTTll' r'l!J NEW "Country Wide~ . 1 1 WBRJ9tORADI - C. .a... . -=-r ;.-.;..._...;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ;. DAilY SINnNEJ ::-;;;,.;,;·-; C' ~\ I, ~ "'~'! ~· ~~· ~. trl!!'ll~llit 01 ·~··• ' • • • ....... " ·~ of~: ~~Y f~r.the ~eigs'l Met~r. ,•l~d~f~J~gle ' . . ' ll'ror rest Mei;; tied the score at l-1 lui by Lenny _Van • 1 dub ·and gave Qp ·only on• unon the bottom of tho sec on d Kanawha . C ity, however, toOk lnm~g· b:•P.Ie ~y Vi!ij &l~ter 1 ~ck Werry wllb one out in the Moore moved to second on earned run .and 'four .hits. in .when Bill Swan was hit by a command again in the seven!~ 'a sJngle bY, El;ldie . Jlaer in Mttom of the mnth gave the .Sauer's single and_ cloaed. the six and two.thlrds innings. pitch with . one away, Rothgeb with its only r;un oft JenkillS. ·e~tb. e1gs American Legoon team score 5-4 by maktng 11 home . . , :sacrificed h1m to second, and 1,T)lls marker resulted from a ' . 1 come-from-behind 6-5 win ov- on Miltiron's base knock. Then, J'enkins, bound f?r Manetta IBuddy Moore singled. pair of singles and a Meigs el'- !lfeJ&• now moves !~to Ohio er Kanawha City at Middleport with Sauer on second and Mill- College o~ a grant-m-aid sch~l- , . . . ror. . ,,. . American ,Legion Distr1ct tourTuesday evening. · iron on first, Werry smashed , arshop thiS fall , struck. ~ut n~e It was m the top or the thord! 11 looked as if the 10 c at 1nall!ent play .with till forst g8Jilll Wer~y's triple, poked 0 v e·r bls ·long game-winning poke. 1and walked two 1n gammg h1s that KanaM>a C1ty got three 1 <'few. now 16 .~ on the season, i al 10 a.m. Saturoay .agalllat lbe L1ttle League dugouts in Righlloanders Mike Jenkins llhlfd wm of the season ~ga~nst runs on two h1to, two bases on lhad a rally in the making in lhe ,Athens on .tile Miller field at deep left field, drove George fittingly got the win lor the Ino setbacks. !Wthgeb, _w • I h balls and a sacrifice _off Roth- Jaat of the seventh M>en Bud- i L&ncaater. _lrhe. tourney will be Sauer ~me _with !be tieing r~ Meigs club. Jenkins, of Syra- control trouble, walked s~, h1t l,geb to ta~e the lead 1! held dy Moore gbt his thtJi h~t. a double-ehmmaiJOn. lnd Gib Mllhron home Wllh cuse, came on m rehef of 15 one and struck ~ut none. . ~ •1 Werry s ninth frame blast. centerfield triple. But Kanawha .Kallawha 100 11110 1oo-& B 1 llle winmng run. year-old Ietty Jon Rulhgeb with Kanawha City went al)ead t- 1 Meigs dosed the gap to 4-3 'City hurler Amick, a fast throw- Meigs 010 020 . 008-6 AO • Meigs, down 5-' g<•ing into one out in the third ""d score 0 in the top of the first w h e n m the fifth with two runs on I mg southpaw. had different Amick and Plantz. Rothgeb, . the bottom of the ninth, gQt a il-1 in favor of the visitor~. the first two batters walked and Moore's second of three hits, a Iideas and rettfed the side in ,Jenkins I' ) IWP• and Werrv. rally going when Buddy ~oore, ! Breaking the corners with his Meeks, tile third baseman, was hard triple to centerfield bY 'Iorder. : Umpires - Stobart and Neswho went three lor four Ill the jcurve ball, Jenkins went the sale on ,an' error. Werry and an error on a ball Other Meigs hits were a .first 1 selroad, plate, and Roberb. 1 ·~ stoc. 18 ·"""""'" cakner, will! one out. . ',~ I< ClUtCh TriP.e~ji(~inlh Wid~: {(lt:· M~s ; .. I v-·· Racine erushed . 1a-s aiid Dunlop Tire Pl. Plea'!""! piled oo 21 hits in only of pJax against tbe aquad. Buteb winners wllh tour RB!s. Kellh Jl'llch Portland player to oi.t .a~iit the i!lanll ol D: Greg Mlddleswart · with the loss. Pirates Clip .Cards ·8-5, Red s Split By JOE eARNICELU running the basep•ths. In "There Is no excuse for al trimmed Kansas City 3·2, as the Gianis downed the UPI Sports writer Wednesday night's loss to the player running with his head Chicago blanked California !-8 Astros. Pittsburgh manager Harry Cardinals. Matty Alou was down on the hlt and run," and Baltimore trounced Boston Lanier reached first base By United Prtll llltematlollal has found that the way caught In a double play when he Walker told his players in a 10-6 a f! er losmg to the Red Sox when first baseman <lluck to the Pirates' heads is through took off head down on a h1t and closed door meetmg after the 4-2 m the opener Hamson was charged with American Leap lbetr pockets. run play and was.easily doubled Pirates' 4-3 loss .Wednesday Veale Wins Tenlh interference on his bunt. JackW. I. Pel. GB Walker led up with a number on a foul pop to tllird 6aseman night. ·'He can stoil watch th<• : Bill Mazeroski homered in the son then dropped pitcher Carroll Ohicago 48 34 .58> ... of ment~l errors that have ' Mike Shannon. h1tter and, 1f the ball is going : sixth :nning and single<i home Sembera's double play relay on Minnesota 46 36 .5111 2 plunged his tram, the prr Jerry May was involved in a up In the air, the nmn,;r should I another run in the four run Dick"' Groat's. groonder and Detroit 45 37 .>49 3 season NaUonal League pennant basepath blunder m New 'York know enough _!o SlOP . : P1rate seventh as Bob Veale subsequently fored wide to the California 45 41 .523 0 picks, to Sixth plac~. announced•~ecently when, whJle repres~nt- Elsewhere_ on the Natoonal owon nos lOth gome of the plate, allowing Lanier to score. Bostoo 42 40 .512 6 Thursday his players would be mg the tymg run m the mnth League, Chorago tro mmed Losl season. · Mete Split Cleveland 42 42 .500 7 $lllll for mental blunders inning, he raced around the Angeles 2-1. San Francisco! Paul Popovich's infield singte Tony Perez crashed ihree hit' Baltlmora ~ 40 44 .476 9 on tbt field The Picales basepatljs on a fly ball when he edged Houston 5-4 and Cindnna- in the seventh inning scored Ted to pace the Reds over the Mets Washington 38 47 .447 11\io immediately r ~ s p 0 n de d by mistakenly thought there were I ll and New York split a Sava ge from third base with the alter Tommy_ Davis hit two New York 36 46 .439 12 knocking off the league leading two out. I doubleheader. the Reds . taking deciding run as the Cubs hol\1~ runs and 'Carry Stahl Kansas City 3> 511 .407 14\io • St. Louis Cardlnaisll-5 Thursday Out of Order , the !male 6-3 afler droppmg the snapped .a seven game losing added a solo shot to give New 'J'Iull'8da , night on the strength of a foor The followmg day, Gene Alley I opener to the Mels 7-3. The streak w1th a nctory over the York a triumph in the first Y1 Resnltll run seventh Inning, and Jose Pagan compounded I Atlanta-Phoiarlclphoa game w''' Dodgers. game. Bos'?'J 4 Baltimore 2 (Is!) the action by batting out of turn rained out Shortstop Sonny Jackson com- The Reds collected four hits, Ba~lfore 10 Boston 0 12nd, Walker said he was partiau- against the Mets in the third In American League action, mitted two errors on \lie same including dou~les by Perez and ;1 ~ . tarly displeased with the inning an~ cosUng lbe Pirates Washmgton swept Detroit twie<, play to .. allow Hal Lanier to Lee May, .to rout Met starter ft.~ )ngton 8 Detro1t 3 (1st, Pirates' mental laps_es. while two runs. · and 6-1, Cleveland ni pped I' score from s~9nd base with the Bob Shaw in lbe first inning of ,..,,t. . -New York 4-3, Mmnesota wmnmg run Ill the loth mnmg the second game. Washington 6 Detroit Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport 0 July 14 1967- 3 - - ·------- ------ _ _ ...::...._ __ _ ___::.:__.:___:.::==:.:._ _ _ _ 1 ,. night} ' . • ., • . Minnesota 3 Kansaa Cl_ty DICi WERRY 18·3 ~:~o!CallfornlaO(nlght) Cleveland 4 New York i s us 1 sp0rtS 4 7 A rc h ers J';art zczpa • •· t e lin Shoot at Ro_ v al Oak -.J . Desk MIKE JENKINS n6-0~ec~!~ " O.D. QPTOMITRJST . to 1!, 2 1,0 til (CioN- II NOOll 01 - East Court St.. Pomeroy MASON . FUINirUQ co. MASON, w. v.~ EATON'S T~ay~lte MIDDLEPORT BOOK STOlE w· lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE ··. is-~ill N.ICklaus r·Ies Dev . •.In For LeadJn BrltiS • • hTourliey than'lh~r. ex~ecte.d [SSU~ =;=~= -Br~wn ' a~~~~ !tte:~:::ouble 'Air or. I team apt 01:~1;~:~~=1 • 6,000 BTU- 115 30NLY 11,000 B'IU - ' VOLT - Reg. $179.00 ~.: . $159 'Y.,YOLT - .... $2.,;~ ·2ON~Y $1· 5 )1~· ... .-...,--~ --- · ··.' H.·& R.'.fiRtS . ~. ·~ t:l. ! ;' ,., ~ ' .r • . ~ .--..-· . I · .I ; FINE · ·· inningsSa=y•s Games LEIIEI PAPERS Cleveland at New York Addison finished Detroit at Washington Pee Wee 4!18U8 play at t ' '' BalUmore at Boaton Forty - seven arc!oers from , Clllss C, Youth Free Style- i•, tfilM with 383. Syracuse B~ll Park with a Kansas City at Minnesota eoght d ubs of the Ohio Vailoy Rondy Russell, first with 1981 Class B, Men's - Gordon feet 6-8 record by bumping California at aucago Archery League participated in ' and Mary Jo Wolf, second with Clark, first with 349; Joe Roush, dleporl No. 2 by a 13-6 margin MiDDLEPORT, 0. 1 Natlnnal Leque 8 b an open tournament this week 180 points. second with 318 and Mike Tay- last evening. I '~~~~~~~~~~ St Louis W. L. Pel. GB Y 80 mgett with the newly organized Meigs BARE BOW RESULTS lor, ti1ird with 304. Addisoo moondsmen D. Cot- I,' 50 33 .liM ... . County Archery Club the host. Free Style shooting means an Class B, Men's Hunter -Ctar- trell and J. Blazer combined Ltwis Repeir ServiPI ~!~~an~ : : · : :.,. \ Boy-style baseball!$ h,aving rough going, Rain last . The eve 1 was held 1 the archer can use sights or any ence Wolf Jr., first witb 284. to throw a no-oitter. Add1son •HEATING Cinclnnati : week dela)~;! !!le K~~~; ~~urnament ·and gam.es in the Meogs Clu~·s ne w fi eld "range iother- gadget.<;. he may ch'"'?se Class C, Men's .- Did< Walk- players getting hista were J . •PLUMBING 47 40 540 5 county. . Atlanta · '·' ··. , . . '" at Royal Ook p· k near flve 1to aod m shoohng. The followmg er, first With 292, John Taylor, Blazer, a double and ·•mgle, T. 42 39 · .·519 7 •a~FING Rain again Moricl~lll~hll¥ flooded .Ollt 'all baseball p . 1. or class is bare bow wllich means second with 1il2. Meige and J, Bias, each a · . Pl~tsburgh 41 39 .513 7\i here. Tuesday and Wednesday were touch-and-go. om ' · ~ llle archer uses no sights what- Class D, Men's - R a l ph gle and D. Cottrell and S. -FORPhJiadelphla 40 _...500 8\21 Fortunately, the excess moisture illn't expected to Fourteen foeld and 14 hunter ,soever: Weaver, first with 171. :rison, both a triple. Loa Angeles ~ 43 .415 15\io stop Larry and Dad Pr)ce's "Country" golf. tournament 1targets were on lhe ra nge Wm- 1 Class A, Men's Iall bare bow} Class B, Women's - Alice I In the other game, Syracuoe ~ew York 48 .400 16\i 1 on one of Hubert's Her4llfd pastures. Sports. fans awaot ners m the classes receivmg ,- Herman Knapp, first place Knapp, first with 38S. IK'tlred a 12-11 victQfY over the ouston ~ 51 .393 17'~ · -breathlessly-further·~lts of that tournament. trophies were. ' with 445 points: Larry King,[ Class C, Women's - Karre Pomeroy Angels. Tburaday • Reaulll J ' second with 433 and Larry Lew- Clark, first with 214 Hitters for Syraouse were San. Franoli!CO I Houston 4 <10 , THERE ARE SOMI'.IOotbsayers who divirte the con- Class A, Men's Free Style- - -· Hamilton, a home run and WY 2-2374 lnni!Jgs) ' sotidated athletic teams (jf Meigs Local- T.he_Marauders. George B Casto, forst, With 490 I gle K Croi home run ll:l:M:M::IIl;SI:· New York 7 CinclnnaU 3 (1st, I that produce less number of points; Ch•rles Morgan, Sr., 'a tripl!. D. Bass a 'dou-1.twWgllt) vlctorieun 1967-68 because of "fnctJOn ' !second woth 48'1 ; Bob Doeffmg. ble and K. Winebrenner a Cincinnati 1 New York s (2nd, When presse.d, they say •er. th1rd woth 442. gle night) 'friction amonJrthe players. at each other and in most I Class B, Men's Free Style eWURLmD Pittsburgb 8 St. Louis 5 (nigh() 1 Wltll thb we · take ... ll like wllat they've seen. John Litchfield, first with 437 : eiiAI.OWIN Chicago 2 '!'"'Angeles I (night) i friction damageJ prospects There are ragged apples m IHoraN! Karr, secor wolh 432 HOYLAKE, England IUPI)- difference in the scores." homer, Gui~\ller a alngle and ... OTHII · PAMIIIUa ' Pbiladelplna at Atlanta, pJld , :any of llie M~ Local basket. But strong coach- ,ond E. J. Tanner, thord w1lh .Jock Nicklaus seemed set today "I'm in good shape oo the ! triple and D. Rosenbaum and IIIIANDI ram. , we believe 11 w11l be staffs will ~inlm1ze the 1414. , to turn the British Open goif scoreboard," said Devlin. Bearhs, each 1 homer. Sllmday 1 Games by parents, not the athletes. spread of that dosease. ! Class C, Mens Fr~e. Style- championship into a one-manjthe fact is that I've . FINAL STANDINGS Philadelphia at Atlanta Thb Is llie day of tbe Honda, I Darrell Hcflm•n, first with 381; show. · scrambling and have had · Woo 1 New. York at Clnclnna~l th~ automobile, ~ record TRUI!';, THE PROBLEM, If George Morrison, second woth Tied for first place with trouble reading the greens." Addison .. .. ...... ... 1 Plttsburgli at St. Lou1s maers. Tile boys of Pomeroy, one anses, could bt met better 374 and Paul Karr: thord woth Bruce Devlin of Australia after Roberto De Vicenzo of Argen- Angels .......... .,,.. z Chicago, ~ I,ol Angelel are not were the new high school com- 310 pomts. shooting rounds of 71 and 69, tina, J_iJilmy Hume of Scotland 8yrllcuse . .. .. .. .. .... z Houslon at San Franclaco• had goo pleted and the student bndy un- Class A, Women's Free Style Nicklaus was expected to take and Fred Boobyer and Lionel ·MiildltPOri:~~~;;N•;;;·_;Z;..;;..:..;;..~Z=~==iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii der one roo!. Strong crosstown - Nancy Ohlmger, forst woth 1command of the 581>layer field Platts o1 England were tied at I" 1 friendships M>Uid be 316. . "" 1because of his dert potter. 141, Tony Jacklin o! England earlier, and be more la~ting. Class B, Women's F'ree Style Nicklaus used ~nly 30 putts was 142 ~ Clive Clark of We see no problem thos fall Roush, first wolh 389: lenroute to his 69 Thursday England aod Gary Player of that wdt not be met by Casto, second with 344: compared to M during his first South Alrica wera tied at 143. ,8ood wUI in tbeir hearts. · McKiinney, third with round. " Then came Dahe Bonthron ' And we I!Uggest this to the J Devlin, who had consecutive Scotiand, Doug Sanders of Ojai, '"'lllchl'\'hO will he privil~ged to Class c. Women's _F m S~yle !70's, Wednesday '!I'd Thursday, lCalif., Christy O'Connor of "' the Marauders mt<l the Lotchfoeld, forst w 1 t h also has displayed a red-hot Ireland, Barry Clanklin of South sporb annals of Ohio: . ; Barb.ara Wolfe, second putter but cannot match Nod·-1Africa. Kel Nagle of Australia Play your game on U.e f1eld 276 and Helen Wolf. third laus' booming drives over the and Harold Henning of South or on the court 21l6. 6,9115-yard par 72 Ruyal Liver- Africa at,-144. about a few parenls . Class A, Youth Free Style pobl layout. I Only three other Americans fuss. They'll come around. Mor_gan, Jr., first i "I'll settle for another four oll1 were still in the field-Phil 4t7: Donald Hoffman, sec- the 30 putts," commented I Rodgers of San Diego, Calif., at IJTEl\AL(,oY.tJ.NI'iO'nllED - 1 with 270·. , jNicklaus with a grin as he:147 and Bert Yancey of foi- wllich sincere aPologies Class B, Youth Free Style- , prepared lor the third round. "I I Philadelphoa and Deane Beman offert!d ·-t was the' 0\ll~s:t;and~ing~~:~~:';Wolfe, first place woth 364; Iactually played better during Iof Bethesda, Md., at 148. pitching eff&rt ef·' Morgan, second willi 289 ,l.jle first round but my pults Rodgers and Yancey shot 73'.< (Chuck) Fluik of the Ray Karr, t.hird ·with 284 lwere dropping during_ !he 1 Thursday while 'Beman had a Plratea BOys Leagllo' in points. second and that was the 76. the Kyger Tournament last Sat.-.== = === ,-- llrday . night. 8 no-hit,.- no-run · (In four lnnlhgs) 3 ROOMS . New furniture ·w. Give Eaton's end: YouGiveTheBisf.' AddisonEnds O ,.,,.,.,...,.. I ~~=~~,: 22-0 in ei Kyger ••·1 :.1 •..~omLn ttr"'r:, () I, • ,,_ ,I I Werry's ... ( BeiJer llllspitaiF VIsiting ' boura 1-4 and ,_. p.m. Parenlll COLUMBUS (UPI) - T h echurch and state Ill llllu. t h.e Thursday to liz bills and l!li e>:peru~es lor the &UCI*Iilflll 1only on Pediatrics Ward. . flU: a1nsd)' hal b4lllll !41 bunt llallld States and Ohio COnsti- Se!ute passed four to candidate. . ~ Toral Adkins, Rt. 2 Bidwell, arulllld the "trlii balloon" .eot lullons. , ," · 1be Z7lll Wfl'k .week aJ lbe Bll!J were lDiroduced lD tha !.fr,s, 1'/lary E. JusUce, ill. 2 up from the statehD!Ise to test He• warnad thlt 1111 •Item~ lion. . flouse th~t would provide penllo _ . · Gallloolls; M'n. Nellle Boyd, reacUon to approprlaUng about to ·tmposa a tu for lid lit C:O'J1lty h~ltal commissions anent Jlcenie plates for ,motpr ....~ --~;;. f~ed !I" the ~rlnctple of tn- freedom we now left b fM. Rt. I ~ City Wlldl· 11:. Hll: ~ mUttoo tn ta1 funds to church ichooli wm "quite prop- w.,Jld' he authorized to lss\le vehicles, exclude urban fedev'elD -~; -~ dlvidull· freedom. • 4om from all unplellllllltNN: Rt. .1 GIUipolil; Mn. .1o1m R. cl1urcb-optrated IC~. erly JliOYoU tha lndiPallolt ,._.. bOnd. to bullcl oplMilt bondl from the 1ltUt ',l'ueida' was lbe It haa not alway• beell that from hardahip, frllll dlsclJ:IIae Roacb, Maaon; Mn. OrloD H. The Aolerlclll Clfll Ubertlel ADd 1111triP ol ,the . ~. equip lpal debt Umll total, brlq pri118'"-lebt'atlon. ~ray. Unfor~ately, IIDce that from tbe Item vqlce of dul)'. Carder, Rt. J Pt. PI-t; Union of Ohio clld not wJJI !pr 'IJid theY. wiU 9l1Dr«\UUIy .~ jlroflt, VIle, non-profit techniCII ~ qlbded. people llmt llllnonty fi'OUPI hive not from lbl peln ol &allflllee. Giv~ lolrs. qar,nce B. Holfmln. Rl. ~ or denial from the lbrou«b tbtlr !'llpl'Ntiilii!Vte • bill ' tutea under Bille ~ · l!l4 IIIOiiled, parade& rl¥ere hlld. knoWn. complete freedom of op. us !ewer rules or more eladUe I Lan;f91Ue; Mit. W1lter M. pni,ior•1 of11co oi wl1tlher uNnlbied, Ill tiJa,couiU ADd 11 · Only •-II permit ObJo lllii)Ufsclul'liel lo iplledlea were made. porlum!f; but through social ones. Give us more leisure 81!d Barrett. Rt.. I l'omer01; Mra. InN wu aullltaDce to the. r&- the palll." II® bolldJ can be Uled tor llllfe aoocil dettlnecl tor' lhlp.;MJ 4th b the tradltlOllal !'@Solution, tven UliJ 11 'JOCOm- leaa w~." Emili I'J. Griffin, ~le; porta. . Tile Ohio EduCIIIon .U.OC:Ia· pllrpoae 11 preae~~t. oullide ~ Jlale ~ -we. !i!elebrate our nai!Onll ing a thing ol the past. As Ume ln shorl. we clamor t«: toca1 Mr•. 'nlomaa E. WWiaml, Wa- 11en1011 A. Wolmln, t h t .lion (OE4), cl1let PfOIII!IItnl of ' To Uae RIJ11 hlvlnJ o pay the taneible ' jier~- Wt . goes on, lndlvlduall of all etb- frtedom. We are pttillg 11 and terloo; Art B. A1lell, Welllton; IIJ'OUP'I lell*llvt chaJnnan. tile railllla of. 11011111 fliO mUllon The revenua bondJ pl'll)ierty tax. · llll:;-4fme· wben • 1111111U group nlc lfOIIPI, raees ADd creed& It .a ldDinC 111. Mra. Ra1pb -«'. Pownlrd, 11'ell- 'l'l1urldly 11111 GoY. Jamea A. more for eleilleftlary ·IQIII aeo- retlr«< from ·nnll of . people dlred stand up a- are uperlenclng more lndlvld- What we need ls not more ston; Mra. Al'tbur 0. K e II y, llboclel ~ letter In which be Olldary eihiettlon lbrDiiCIJ new to' the teOIDf · 01~ a -14 pawer, and ull l~dom than ever before. freedom, but 1 sense of re- Ja<*lon; Mlehael S. Jllellbec, aald that "tevyllll of 1 t a 1 tale&, baa taken 1 ''walt and 11'11 not backecl by 1 elMll _lbemselves an indepeqd- Rellgwus freedom Is at It • sponslblUty to use the freedom W.eJlalon; Edftrd S. Colley, wblcb hu even part of 111 pur- aee" attitude. , eredlt of the COUJily. ~..nation. We rejoice 11 I h hetcht. One does not have to we have. Real freedllll1 alwayl Zaltlkl; Anbor Jolwon, Troy; po;e tha support or JUblldluAllo approved ~rere bii!J ~:Jliit Olll' nation was believe in any cerllln reUglon, ~""lvea 1 s - Jlf. ruponsibiJ. Kennelli /R. Kerwlll, Ja-. lion f!f reii&IOU&Iy erlented No lllllld Now movlngl ,he reQUirement lllal i:x!N'n!IWI!:riin faet, one doesn't hive to be- 1ty u Ill compam011, or the Jllrllll ic:hooJa would he 1 blmnt and A tpake&IUan Aid the Ol!lA drlver'l lleenJe application · .From Pace t lleve in God at an. YQung peo- person becoml!ll a slave to 111m· Mn. Jobn R. BolCh, MUOII, UIICORICionable vlolallon 111 1111 ~rould take no PDIItloll 011 • ry the color ol pla"". ·today wert pte have a freedom to make self. Freedom in Ito true son, 2:1'/ a.m. 'l'butlday; Mrs. gu&riDteel o1 aeparatlon of trill balloon, but once the idel mltlinl uae of the Social ~ ol xti~~Y.ut ·llii • tha•vet ·heard, and to do l«m means that we have the Thomu l!l. Wtnlama, Waltrloo, materlallw In lbJ.form of a ity number on driver'~ a irOilP of' !:IJi'ot)eilnl tblnis that their parents nev- responsibility to uae II. son, U:U a.m. Tbursday; Mrs. bW or an amellllment II likely ADd prohibiting aafe or A111e1Jcw WI» ' bad ,tieetl er had. Freedom of all kinda il This il one of the truths por- Relph R. Downard, Wellllon; would have 8Dm•thlng to aay. alon of maater car keys held hostage by • band of rebhallmark of modern Amer- !rayed in tbe Parable of I be son, 1:19 p.m. Thuraday; Mrs. The feeUng is thallbe OEA'a tes•l purposes el mercenarlea. lea. Prncliial Son. Thil II alio the Walter M. Barret~ Rt. 2 Pomepo8itlon wlll depend 011 whether The House · concurred ~ Tha Cougo Army pursued the Y•t despite the rifle of this freedom that Jeaus Christ died roy, daughter, 3:49 p.m. Thursthe f25 mllllon !J to be Ill ad- Senate amendment to lbe mercenaries wbo escap. ,...at quahty of freedom. there to give us. A freedom from our day. diUon to tbe 1110nay for· _I he gency bill to permit the from the iutem r.eems to be a dl!cune in the own passions and des1res DIICharpl public echooil, or to he llbn nor to SUI nd from 24 to town lD a caravan of nation's morall; ehcatlni where throueh a translormed aoul. Nancy Abra, MJu carol J. from tbe public IChooll' tote1. hours the ~ale f llqur ln 2'1 trucks heading toward Puni SVNDAY there once was h~nesty. promls- Real freedom Ia ,guaranteed Bachtel. Donald E. BJrael, The Senate · lubeommlttee area of clvll disorder The lD the rugged African biiSh P.\ST OFFICf.RS of euity where there once was de- by sell- dlacipUae and self-con- Brian L, Bauer, Mrs. Hannie Congreum~~~ Clarence J. Mil- wortl!lg on tbe ICboolllnlnclnl ernor Is eeted to 't ·1 AU of the hoatagea apQiai!IF, Order of Eastern Star, ;:ency. crime where :here was trot. Self-control, In ita fullest J. Bauer, Mary A. Cook, Mlaa tor, (R. Ohio. lOth District), hu bUI Wla to cet lbe lateat law earl~ext we ks gn \ were safe, unharmed wiD hold their annual picnic at a respect lor the law. form only comes (rom a vital Charlotte A. Davidson. Ronlld announced 1 $193,383 gret to amended veraton presented to it Senate a va ~~ and accounted for. !"· SwJday at th_e home Everywhere there ts a tu- relationship with God; one In E. Dobbllla, Anita J. Estep, Ohio Unlver1lly'a Inltltute for Monday Ill printed for.u and bills ;;;JI;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""""""'"'"'"'"'"'";;;;;;; Ben and .Maline Philson. ness, a soltneos that terrifies which we are constantly draw- Holly N. Friend, Mrs. Bruce JleCional Development lor a the Education. Health ADd Wei- 15 acres of land by Ken Stall! II WATCH FOR AN ~PPErJ .!lOUSE at tbe ,.ople who think about it. lng upan 1111 strength. You see. Gllme, Frenk M. Hill, Dolnlta program known u Rural Ac- fare Committee wu_ ~cted University and WhJtehall t"tmockled and redocorated What lies behind ail of this? lhe theme of July 4th should Miller, Mrs. wther L. Mtlier, lion for Better COIUiumer De- to COI!IIder the bill Wednesday race lnc ADd 000 yan 90111ge of the Eatlrprise Arthur Gordon, in the July is- Inot be: "Give us more freeGene Mulllum, Ja11011 velopment. nlpt. land lD Gutmeey Cove Church. Located on Route 33 sue of Reader'• Digest In liM&, dom!" , Pearson, Grbelda Stover, Mrs. The grant wUI provide fUndi HoUle 1pproval W8l alven verne and Evel FROM US IN the entrance to Rose H1ll. has thiS to say: Rather. It should he, . •:o Bert W: Teaford, Paul A. for a comprehensive conaumer Also !eared ya tbe fn h.ouse will be held from 1: "Perhaps it is because we Lord, me the respons1bd- Waugh, Marcie S. WII • on. Jcllon program sponsorecl jointc 1 llo io, '5 .p. m. Sunday. Th• Rev. are, ualng the freedom of ity to handle the freedom that 1 Grant Wray, Mrs. Richard A. 1y by the Jnitltute ADd the : : ~= tr \ w ICIIClOIII SUNDAY'S PAPER Mrntel !mlth Is pa!lor of the choice 11lnod by .our forelath- l have." Francisco and Infant daul(hter, Southeastern OhlD Al11ance fur for ca"ndldalel RACINE HOME BANK ~bllf~. ers to chooae the wrong thingl. Mrs. Ernest E. Hlggtnbolham, Community Action, a Ieder&· w~th ·~-nd t nd tr I --· FIRST NATIONAL ' vAN MATER REUNION will Give Ul more freedom Is 016 ' and tnlant son. Mrs. Wllllam tlon of 1G cemmunlty action ·en • a ave ..... mov BANK OF RACINE be held at the Portland ;on•tant cry. II Ia a valid cry The Mete• Merclunlll 110ft. M. Wood and tnlant son. gencle scoverillc 2'1 'oounUe• in m-LO TEMPS Sun~ay, July 16, RL'latives m the lace of tyranny or op- ball team wm llott Nowort, Appalar.hlan Qhlo. NEW YORK !UP!) - T friends Invited. Dinner at preaalon, but we have passed W. Va., Ill a doubleheader at 1__ · The Rural ABCD progr1111 highest temparature relllll'lad.lf ;!'hose attending to tllke . the conN>pt beyond that. The tile SyracuN Ball Part IIIII IC OUIUD wUI provide eonJIIIIler educsThursday to the u s bwn table etrvict. Saturday at C p. m. tion, financial Cllllnlellng, .a SAIGON IUPI) - U. S. Air Bureau excludln · H~wall : TRI COUNTY Cit!""' Meigs Meretumla will redebt reducllon and consoUda- Fo~ jell new 1 reoord rr Alaska' was 1 de es J!adlo Club w>ll observe Its tum to Newall where I he lion service, I eredlt union, • mlaalona agatnat North VIet- Blythe' and Needler Calif ~nd anniveraory Sunday, . Meigs team IB in the tourney central eharge service ADd re- nam, American apokeimen aald Toda •s low wils 39 at' Broke~ 16, at a pi<mic at the . (Contmued from page 3) final• against Modem Wood- Rutb s. Nicholson, 55, De<- tail merchlnt as&btance. The today. Navy pilot& who llew 13 Bow yNeb l'•rk near Pt. PIRAsant. Bring woth John Tanneholl of Moddle- men. Melga will atoo bt tom- ter, died Thursday morntnc in project baa the potenURI to ather millions reported frantic • _·_ __ food and drinks for your farnl- port, the l5-year-oid nallonai petlng in tile !lend Softball 'sheltering Arms Hospital. reaeh 30 per cent of the popu- ComtiiUIIist.defeaderi .Jaunr,hed RIOT li'IGBTERS jy: ••ling tome 1.< 6 p m.. but ,JUnior cllampJOn. . Tournament at Milson begin- A member of the Star Grange latlon of Appalachian 0 hi o. a missile that boomeranged and HONG KONG (UP!) -British II! ·are maetlnP earlirr at the · For sa week& - exceptmg I ning Taeaday nlpt. at Deller Mrs Nichnilon is 350 000 people whose Incomes deatroyed 1 whole vUiage. troo d 11 tod 1 h tark for recreation. All C.B'erSitwo weeks spent in :. survived her husband Wale!· the poverty line. The Air Jl'orce pllolt. wbo the:'w:; t!:oucegh a :?rraOUf.} 0 weleom• · New York C1ty - John h a s • da • Local nlty ctlon alone never before Dew so ge i . reiigioualy fdllowed I c r o a s- 1 one u~hter, Margaret Ann; a commu .a ac- many mlslions agatnat the acid, bombs, broken glass and • .. 'M· h son Wa1d Jr both at home· a encles will have pnmary ··eMolotov coclrtalls and ra'ded 1 · M-II'IIJAY counto;· trammg program. He 1e · . . sisl~r Mild;~ Johnso Ath- , spon.oibllity for implementatloo CommuniJt country in a single . . J.O.F. CLASS of tt.e United couldn t find a place suitable in i The big prize John ls ~ eni: 'louh brothers ~aries I of the program in the field. day, and Navy alr crews the headquarters of the Commu.Mcthoclos1 Chu...,h will 'h••• 11, wh1ch to run cloee by in New lor II ~ place on the U. ~· Mlln $ 1El'llOSI, and VIr U • Johnson' ! · smashed North Vtetnameae oil nlll g90~ ~uada who set off an annual picnic at fi •lJI) Monday I York, or ht would have run team Ill the world tournament th nd "• gond J '' t!epots army barrackl rail- orgy of noting in thls crown . .. · th t M · h Ge , U -- A ens, a .,..ym ohnson : tolony bight at the hlllne of Mrs Char- I ere. · .• uruc .' . rmany •a ~ of Columbus ' ,, , road&, bridges, roads and other · · 1es Karr, !!:' Member• are to I I would guess !bore Is not pen.~es pa1d) m Uie 1prmg of , Funeral ..;..,ic~ will be he'd military ta·r get a Thursday, , lake a covered d~ and theor 1one h1gh school athlete in the 19119, when ho atlil w1U be 16 S d th D · apokesmen said. 12 1 own table 'service~ , . tri-county area expecting to years old. :: l~r!t w"u, ~~ IeS Uf Pilot& from the 7th Fleet Wllh your balr eopoaecl to ; THEOilORU~ coun••ll No 17. 1 pl~y football this fall doing any- I , ' Rev. Bill c.;.ter offi~at tarrier Intrepid reported seeing sun, sand, and sud. it's es;laughters of Amort ca. w 11 1lhmg hke ,•I. . , JOHN HAS NEVER de.eated Bunal will be in the Standi~ Clarence ADen Barnett, IS. ol 1 surface to air mlsslle (SAM) pecially important to give it llllet at ; 30 Molldav night •t l One days 89hedule is bke Dai. Joon -: who played an ex- ' cemetery In Dexter 926 Mapia st., Parkeraburg, a ~ room up toward lhem then lllp extra care duriDJ summer 1 months! A conditioning wave tjirfOOF !fall. Mnmllera are' th1o: . . : hibotion Wllh John m Middle-; Friends are hei~ received former resident of St. Peters- Iback and engulf whole North will revitalize your hair, pve grged to bt present lor the in- Warm up by Joggong an 880 : Iport last wmter - in tour-j at the Martin Funer~ Home at- burg, Fla., and Raedavllle, died IVietnamSJe vlllsge in llamea. It it body and laltin& curL ttallaHon service. ond to takr. run a 440, Jog :120, run 440, lOll ney play but bas taken ainglo lter 7 P m today nl'l 8 Thursday nlgllt at Clmden happened 12 miles southwest af ~!her 81ndwlches 01 I!Mki... !120. run a third «(), .jog 1 third game• off him. He baa never Iday whe~ the 00:: ~:;:"~ ~ Clark Hospital following Jn ex- the great port city of HaiPhong · Iwllere Amerlctln bomb a ra 1. POMI'JIOY G-\IU·EN. c 1 u ~ ,nil. run a fourth mole, and JOg defeated Pecora, but had him en to the church ~ lie nl state tended lUness. ~oil h!lld il$ picnic, July 17, atl• «()to warm down. There are 1111-l6 m llie fifth game of a one hour prior to aervices He was tha aon of the late 1mashed two major .nearby oll f p. m. at the tu.noe of Mro.lno atops between any of the three out of live match in the · Montravllle D. and Martha ' depots. Phont 992-3557 1\'alt.r Gru,..r Members '"" imeasured runa. 'l'lfe runs are ~~ Eastern Op111 lUI Januaty In Stickel Barnett and was born 1 PomtrO'y 11! '"' •'"d to b>lnR their own ' three quarte1 speed, doin& the New York, only to hive Pecora fS,1 a~ Cornwalllo, W. Ya., March SURGERY IS SUCCESS "'liiiE.-vlct. . , · . 440 in 75_to 80 seconds. . j smalh two iho~ of'. the table's ' 28. 1884. Mrs. Clarence (Mary) Lewla 1 I ..4- The tramong -k u varied. edge, and win. Agalllll SwearHe Is aurvlved by his wife II In aatilfactory conditiOII 1 .: . ,., Another day, lor example, it ' is on tourney play be is one 8nd IeS fl Savilla Queen Barnett, Parker~ University Hospital In ~::.~1 ; ASK ~ONTRtllllTIONS 1calls_ for _ running 16 minutes ! one, defeating him U once, and burg: three sons. Nile D., Bel- bus after undergoing " A~o Ladies Aux1hary of Ill• ! straoght, JO~gln~ and runnin~ aJ-IIosmg 2-3 another time, both at Gertrude Taylor, 57, RD, pre; Chester, Columbus, and FollowirK{ her dtacharce . . Firt lleparlmont IS ternately In 2211 yard spurts: !Akron laat March. Pomeroy, doed today at her res- Burl, Marietta; two dauahters, the hospital, Mrs. Lewi1 wlll ~mg contribution& for a ~ or course after warming up jog- / In 1966 Pecora ,was U. S. Run- 1idence. Mrs. Doris Fick, Columbo and recuperate at th~ home of lt>memade ice cream lllll'lli to I¥1"1. an 880 and followad by ' nerup In men • singles and She 1s survived by her bus- Ms. Clarabel Knight, Parkers- sister at 3527 Bolton Ave.. ~ held July 29. lll!aldents will> l lOf!lln& a «() to warm down! Swear is loll in tbt semi-finals band, Everett! : , daughter, Nl- burg, and ei&ht grandchildren. lumbus. Her hospital r o l!!l to donate art to cull &411- 1 for a No. 3 rankin&. John 111m- na Cummings, p-, 1, Pomeroy, A son, Howard. died in 19111. number Ia '183. ~ or 11411-3471. THE PROGRAM In Its de- ~elf real!hed tbe quarter final& and a son Paul, ol Pomeroy; her Funeral services wUI he held _ _ :_::....:.~---' taols came from~ ~ friend of m the 11161 U. S, Open in San mother Mattie Hunt Pinch w at 2 p. m Sunday at the Reeda1:1 A ' 1\liddleATI'EIIJD CAMP( John'•· Ralph Stadleman, who Diego. He probably will be ...... Va. . ~ alster Mildred Math: ville Methndlst Chureh w f I h c~J!j.t\. SOUND OF ~ port (UI ICOI]Ilta wlv. is on the Michigan State Unl- 1.d around No. 5, in U. S. Men's eny Athans· ' tlireo bn>thers burial to follow ln the Reeds- J • ve Jx:n it Camp ~andy Bend •versoty cross country !lam. and single• in hia 1967 play. Pecora Opt~ Hunt ' Walton w va : ville cemetery. The family has J!!&r Ji;lizab!llb, W. Va , lor the :an accompli1hed but unranked and Swearis did not compete, Rex Hunt ' Pinch ' and. Ray request~ that lunda be contr~ two Wieks wdl retu~n : lAbie tennis player. jusl havtna returned fr~m the Hunt, So~th Charleston, a n d buted to tbe Cancer Soclrty l~ <dudes Saturday. The group m·1 How long will John keep Ibis 1967 World Tournament m Cop- two grandchildren. lleu of RoWin. Jl'rtenda may Teresa Thomas, Barba·, up? H~ _..peel! to be running enhagen. Funeral servlcea will be Sun- call at th White Funeral Home ' . ~ balnd Beth Fulii ,.Vemda when snow is on the Middl•port j Dal Joon is the top player re- day at 2 p m at the Ewing in Coolville after noon SaturY••· •11 dey -over WBRJ you'll hPr your lilb • Mary Krawiii!Z)IA an a,1High, ,cJnder track and when slclln~ in the U. S. He lostl n PJapel with, burlal in Hemlock day. The body wUI Ill ln alate avon Glaze.. new graos comes beside it tn 'thf 196'1 finals of the U.S. Op. IGrove Clllll!tery Friends may at the church one hour prefe~rilt tOUNTRY tnd WESTERN liM&. ,en to a Japanese. Now living Icall anytime. ' ceding sarvlces. A.RTISTS with the BRIGHT NEW · 811 John ls determined to get in m Columbus, ·Dal Joon ls un: ' the best possible condition lor Idefeated acatnst Ameri<:an com- H 1 • T •I N~SHVIUE SOUNDII t:Nturlng lltfiii'Ell TO IN'I'I!RI!!J't OP !the autumn and winter round .petition. 0 man lD ram Dl! : NIJOS - MASliN AREA )Of tmmo•""•"'' to bP J••mched I . At Fort Jaekeon such COU.NftY tdd WESTERN STARS 11 i ,_,. ._ -...,.,.,.,. ·over the Labor Day Weekenr I ON AUG. ·11 next Johri bu Jsrob S. Holman. Jr , son . _ r.,IIINII, """ m Toronto, Canada, with the ,al"'ed to play in 1 Grand Rap- i of Mr. and Mra. Jacob S, Hoi*WANDA JACKSON' *BUCK OWENS h~e::111~·t~r:.-;.; ~anadian Jntf'rnational. Follow~lldshe , Micn .. club toumamehntlrnan, Racine) has ~listed In *i'ARONYOUNG *CONNIIJMITH •• •• ••.,•m• "' ,• mg that, btsldes city (Colum- Iw re 8wears1 ta club' coac ) the U. S. Army and left June P>oM bus) and dub tournaments, will and otay lor a t.eel: fotiowtng lt 26 to bogin his training. 1 *KITTY WliLLS *HANK SNOW """'"' Icome U.e NalJonal State Team •o pracUce for tile "Canadian" J His address is Pvt E-1 Ja. - - ~--~ championships (for men) In wi th Swearls and otber top cob S. Holman, Jr.,. RA . Your ~~~SO:":~""~""'"' Qetroit in November. He will IMichigan players. All Ills ex- 111705111111, Co. D. , 4th Bn.. lstl " 1 ""· ....,_. be l'i'o. 2 on Ohio's 4-man team. penses will be paid by the host Tng., BDE. !nd Platoon./Fort 041 Cornpltte Protection • .._ ""' ..., .,,., ""' John heads the twn-player U. club. IJackson, S. C. b0ur8uslntM S Junior team of two (under .. .,...,. ., 17) in !be Canadian lnternatlonHI \ ....,. -••••"'"' ., _ _ "' ~ ,. "' .., al a,., ·• wIll ptay In the No.4 DON t,\IW · teat•ntt otnt~. 111.• 1 • po3ltiorr on the U. S. Men's ooiiillil ..t~~e ,.,.. monu. tun e. t.e1m of four at Toronto. IUD iiMP$0N • ·llflllt - . . _,. _... Ahead of him on the men's ..uillito . . .. ••nib. 11 IJl 8 ' l · Dal Joon 'IJICIII:. - 28, of DICK ~·~ 'JR. 0.. .........lllh ... mo!Jf.nl eam are '""" "'-• Co'· '>UI, No, 1: Danny Pe- · kn4ao , _ cora. !4, Chicago. No. 2. and ~~i"iiiiiilii'iiiiiiiiiii Del Swearll, 21, Grand Rapldl, of Freedom is Responsibility ·. '· , .. .... BalloOn Drawing ue~vy ~lak, I ' \ .,. '. ' Hospital N~ws " ' . . I ' F �' .. .. . .o~nnrs • ' i: - mtil'' ' I . ~a)\ ·'' ' ·~:m~=~::l/1~ $16,81.. Worltilp serviCe• held lit 10:45, with Vere lay • leader. \Vonhlp were helda(7:U, with the Rev. · .~ roy, spent, a day lilid ~ week witll · Mr ' and :Mrs. ~y.' · liocle Wllllain carr · , .~ · 1 .ZE~ITHi~· . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert ·Robin· son arui'famlly of ed hi! mother, Nm. and aunt, Clara Follrod,, Mr. and· M.,. -~\•• Woode visited ·Mr. 8ni1 · Clair Woode and Connie Sue Po~roy and !lfrs." J. B. ~: and Lenore Belzlng of !>! port, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perry family of Columbus, visited with her parents, Mr. and llf r 1. George Guthrie past of u Jous and malicious" wrltln!lsj week: The Guthrie's son, against the government, ell, has to Columbus gress or the president. In 1965, U.N. AmbaBSador Adlai Stevenson died of a heart •ttack 1n lAndon. ln. 19681 eight nurses were murdered on the South Side of Now In Progress Chicago. 'anderer Richard Speck 'WIIIater I!Ollvlcled of the Famou• Brandl, Builgtlt crime and sentenced to death. I'.' : 1 Initiation of. Rainbow Held 1 'rUE.:lilY lt~l.IAIIL~S! _, ~ . "' .. ~sll,m and CJ)ryeiS 'WJtisper · 'WitiLflte Quiet if Quality! ( reliability that's mea sured in extra years here are the most e,xciting laundry appliances ever inlrottuced. And they are quiet - the kind of quiet that says Quality MIDDLtPOIT S~St41t S{l«t4t ' COMPLm All) READY TO ltiTALL ONLY New Cooling Sho-:ver Rmse th at prevent s wrinkles in perm anent press f abncs. • Pre-set au tomatic dispensing of both bleach and f abric softeners at JUSt t he right t ime. • Full 2 Year War- ranty on al l parts w1lh a spec ial 5 Year Warranty on the wa sher l rn nsnHssion. Dryer Features • Exclusive Twin Air Stream drying system . dries clothes qu ickly but gently. • Sensltron Automatic Otyness Cont rol - dries your clothes to any deJree of dryness you desi r~ by. monitoring the moisture level electronically and .sh uthng • t_s~lf off. • Seven TE:'mperature settinlt give you •deal cond•bons fo r every fabri c. The special cool down period preserves th e newest permanent press fabrics. • SunTDay Ult ra·Vio let Lamp add s sweet smelling fresh· ness to your clothes in any weather. • full2 Y"rWerranty on all pa rts wit h a special 6 Year Warranty on the drum assembly. • DRYER White Sidewalls •••••••••••••••••••••• Vinyl Trim •••••••••••• Sporty Wheel Covers • • • • • • , • • • • ••••• • • • · Stylish Accent Stripe • • • • • • • •••• • • • Safety Package • • • • • • • ••• I ,,289 V-8 • • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I • • • • I • • • • • • • • • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I -• • • • .' . • • • • I I I I I I I I I I I I Dudley's I • ' • I I I, • I • • I I SelectShift Transmission ••••••••••• '••••• ., • ••••••• , at bi~savings ·PoWer Steering • • • • • • .. • • ~ ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ,.. or '· •'. 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Send the coupon for a free estimate. And be comfortably warm this Just set this one on "Automatic"- and go ! winter in a home of any age-with up-to-the-minute electric heating. o Automatic Dry Cycle on Timer llaures drytnc nrll ·• ...... Ht.,, curtain. 1•••• pl11tlc ·._f;-c. ~t·· ,.• ! r'· oii·' :l·~tl• ~~~- \~ lll' . ;l:l ·• ~:. _....,r. ' SAVE ON tHIS FEATURE PACKED • htra lltaYJ• 20 gauge cold-rolled staellldt p•lr. w1111 two cocm of whitt -mtl !laked en. • ltctptor Is 16 gauge t110111tllq Iron wllh til' fuatdoon porcelain ...,. t .j> ,.. walls and draperies. Ousting is just a habit anymQre." D Convenient • ' • Cllr..tt·plattd bran thow• head,·- & valve ·',• ~ FLOY('ERS . ' no extra charge no extt"{l c~arga • • • • no extra char,ia no extra .charge no extra·qharaa Plus I ::·r~/''' ·~ • \ time lor )'(!U -just nt I~ Dryer stops when clothes are dry! • ·EaiJ•to-ul Fabrics Selectcr lives )'(!U four · different drying heat aettlngs fo~ various typn of fabrics. '' • Pllllllit Prell Tl'"'r 11\d Fabrlcl Sellttor HI· 1 tlngs auure proper drylni 'for modem no-Iron fabrics, • N~~o~tciop Dac!On lint screen Is riiht on tht dOOit '· 1 Sf&nll IOUnds.al ' tho end of each drylna cycli.. w Willi eloc~lc hel!lng,'JQu're protlcltJt 1 •GIJ.,,.. letd Saflsl~~:tiOA" ofer. lind- you J:IJI - $100 on lnstollltian. Setd far -'ott cletalts 1nd 1 free esti1111te - ond riCeiwe till$> B.ErntC !UtilE 1m. Ofor ....ilablo e..OIM Power ....c._. Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ /!. ,• .'· . I ,.' ~NU~ · -------------------/ ~w------~~~-------- T1fE I'AIII .!Associated Radio and TV .: , ,'21'4 E. MAIN .... plu s Five Wat er l evels - ri ght for .eVery fabric, every size load . • .$129·95 OHIO Ford Batter Ideas at I t 1 ., Was!,er Features • Big enough for mixed loads up to 15 pounds - gentle enough for delicate hand-washables. • Ei~ht combina tions ~ f t emperature and speed - plus WASHER \ fcor,d Balaxta I ~, 1 CLOTHIERs.· I ·,~· • ,.1, ,, ___ by Helen Bottel ___ , """"!""'___"""""'"...,. ln S\de and out. Mult t·Cyc!e Wash selecttons - . FURNITURE MlddlepoJ1, o. Mrs. From the n.W sculptured cabinet styling to mechanical .1 INGELS THE SHOE BOX j;ril I , ~ t, HELEN HELP US! Men and Women's Wearing Apparel Robinson's Cleanen " · . NIW MODILI COMING IOONI · ·20,o~ 30,o-40,o-SO,o· SHIRT SERVICE ~L, ,;: I-f 1 CONTINUES--SAVINGS ·OF were discussed for a swimming party at Krodel You get our usual fine Park on July 20 from 6 to 10 ;ervice and finishing. p.m. and each girl may bring e In It 9, oullt 5 a guest. Rainbow Camp at Camp Beckwith was discussed. T b e camp will he held July 23-30 at Pomeroy a total cost of $17. The Assem- 216 E. 2nd 4 , '';· 1 rnn/IIJA ONE DAY u Rep. B. F. Slsk, D • Calli., said Kirwan was abused In an (An•w~n tomor,..w) article entitled "Mike Kirwan's Big Ditch," which appeared In ;J..ut•!J.ahleo,nULT ·ANlCLI ~IGGLI M~Slll. the Reader's Digest last month. ' Mtwerr Jfhat a 111011. .o.r.o ettaded hit.-, '!be article was about the pro~ -.._ ~~Mnwa-A' IMUOGLil _ .posed 120-mile, $1 hUIIon Lake Erie-Ohio River canal for which Kirwan has won an Initial appropriation of $500,000 in planning money. Kirwan Is chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee on Public Works and of the House Democratic Cam· paign Committee. The article WHAT DID WE DO WRONG? ease - cancer. At first It threw suggested his dual r o I e enme !or a loss, but I made my- hanced bis persuasive powers Dear Helen: Our son broke into his first self realize that in the s h o r I in getting the proposed canal house and wrecked things when time ! had left, I'd try to ~~- funded. he was 12. He stole a car at 13. joy my !am1iy, and not lhtn< Sisk referred to DeWitt Wal· Since then, he's been in trouble cf the bad times. I try to keep lace, publisher of the Reader's with the law several times, but the housework up, and thmgs on Digest, as "the pipsqueak of Pleasantville, N.Y.," and called nothing really serious. At 16 he even keel. went to a State Farm for Boys, But mv husband hasn't kiss- the magazine Wallace's but he was railroaded. just be- ed me o~ce since we gi'\ the ver- son_al propagand~ sh~t." cau:Je he happened to be with a diet He doesn't seem interest· Slsk praised Kll'wan s integrlbunch of boys who mugged an ed in anything or anybody. We- · ty, fairness and con~lderatlon of old man. Alter that, he jumped 're in a financial m•ss a n d ail members: _He said while his parole and ran away, but we I'm sure he blames me for it. maga7.1ne crJ!Jcized Congress as went alter him and got him 11 1 want to go on an outing, he wasteful, It lobbies members In back before anyone found out. says I'm being fooli sh. It's •I· support of rontmued !~vorable He has just made a girl preg- most as if he reels if I'm going mall rates through wh1ch tlle nant but refuses to marry her to die why don't 1 hurry up and magazine is subsidized to. the I extent of about $9 mdlton a so we must pay the bills. We get 1·t' over w1·th • have never let anyone suffer for 1 talked to our minister, but ~y_: ea::.r·:.___ __ _ _ __ his acts, having paid lor t h e he's the kind who believes the damages to the house andt 'o man is master of his hcuse and months happier. - H. This oolumn is dedicated to t h~ car , and other minor things. a woman shouldn't speak out family living, so if you're havHelen, the boy has had everyl went away leeli"g it was ing kid trouble Ill' jw!t p l a I n thing, including much love. He fault , that I was somehow !rouble, let Helen help YOU. doesn't n•ed to stoal Now we fish lor bringing this down t n She will also welcome your own want him to either fini•h school the family. amusing experiences. Address or go to work, but he stays in I'm trying to keep the chil•d·l Helen Bolte! In care of t h l s bed until noon and refuses to ren from knowing anything newspaper. me the good mind he was bless- wrong. They're very ed with. and l want to ma ~e the f e We fell that it mav he h i s months f have with tllegl parole officer's fault as he of love and pleasant memories. doesn't give him much person· But I'm getting no help from THE PERFECT a! attention. my husband. I don't want pity, Helen. how can a boy make but I need his love and underGIFT FOR ANY these mistakes when we've giv· standing, all I get JS cold with· OCCASION en him "" much? What more drawal. can we do? -NUMBED MO. I have learned how to face THER death. Tell me how to lace this Dear Mother: kind of living. - NOT LONG You've done much loo much Dear Not Long? already. By picking up I he Try to understand that many pieces - and the tab - aftor men can't lace grief - the y every escapade, you've taught light it so bitterly that the this boy that cnme has no real jecls of their grief - those punishment, so long as Poppa's love best - think the bi'.ttertnessll checkhook is bandy. is directed at them. BIRTHDAY Let him know he must pay Perhaps this is what your mihis own way from now on, and nister me>nt : somehow a fatal ANNIVERSARY if he commits a crime y o u illness generates co~rage Jn the NEW BABY won't he there to bail him out. person it strikes, but the courFOR THE I think you'll discover the par· age doesn't extend to the frightole officer will take a personal ened ones who will b• Mt beHOSPITAL OR interest, once he learns y o u hind. IN THE HOMEI I can't believe your husband parents won't cave in. - H. Is unfeeling - he's numb with Dear Helen! I've always loved homeniak· shock, or perhaps he's afraid lng. Our family went on many express how he feels for I e a r picQics and camping trips he- of breaking down. Talk t.h I s 59 N. 2nd Ave. lore I got sick. My husband and over with your doctor and I MIDDLEPORT I got along well before I feBI'I)o think you and he together 992·5560 find a way to ma~e theso next ed Uta! I had an Incurable . •399 (BAHR CLOTHIERS) te'; , I J day. . 227"olfto I Z&NITM COLOR AlLOW AS Spending Saturday even'- •')be mo~ I 1 r · 1 with Vance Wilbur and family · evl!llllll srs are was the Robert Wilbur fau\11 ~ Mara. Wellston , . ' Bor_n 011 this ~ay In 1118 Those ·who called to see Tb;j:: ' edJSh film director ln11nnr mils Fitzpatrick who cut hls Be~~-d l hi fingers badly 'whllt!"' movlDg : 89 afi nF slory.st:om!ed ll 1 were Albert b.ne and wlfo ~~~~~stlllet :rls:n~l Paris 8 J IDe! Ja~Ji al!d :wj!e WUIII' .· · ' vl~le Joht\"'\V'Oocl .. and 'w'i!e and day- now commemorated as a ' . . national holiday In France. son Wilkesville. 1n. J7!18 Congress passed the 11, wh ailed 0 M Ol ·~ ~.,, · ' °~ cth n 1 rs. · :~lion Ad, making it a crime ~:: ~~ C:nepa!ndw~~e 'to any "false, • . . Mrs. P~yHDe Foster, L. D. ~· ·.~tors with relatives here. trill anihloe 'J'urnl,r. : . )Irs Gary Huston IIIII son Joe 'NeiS.n attended church. are sPemung their vacation with M'l • 1 W IIi W . , ~ampt~ear I ner: He ed her parents, Ton:' Fltzpatnck, ha., pasStuwdee . e . v and wife. John Fitzpatrick, Coorne on a r ay. lumbus was allto there ovel' the Alb ens . vlsltors 011 saturday weekend. were Alberl Cone and wife Miss Patricia MorrIs 11 Erma Nelson, Mrs. ·Mnue'c·oen · . . the AllensvUle . · MIDDLEPORT, teachmg m ·.and 5j)ll · School for the summer. ._.•••"'!!!'!"'"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Giles Pauley ¥4 ~.. Char· lesion, spent·-~y here and • brought lJ!II' mo~, 'Mrs. Nan~ Jack borne'·ilbo'bad been Vl$1\jng .th~e., The_Robert Shaw family, Colliiiii!Us, ·Spent a night at the K. ~· Erickson home recenUy. Leonard Quesinberry • n d , family, Norwalk, were Sunday bly will finance the cost of one girl, and one .1 other will be IIPT. PLEASANT - Tile Poult nance.I by Mr& 'Janel! CapePleasant Assembly No. 23 cir- ihart, advisor. The advisory· wlll ol Ute Rainbow lor Girl'!o de~lde who _will allen~ and J'tl. an initiation tllis week, at retve the fmanced tnp. , An y the Masonic Temple with t h e Rainbow girl ~I' attend at following gli'ls Initialed Into' tha her own expense. order: Jacqueline Reynolds, Pat Huffman, Susan Wise, Lori I Cart.r, ltandy WilllallllJ, Eliz. aoe,tn I.Jeving ·and Linda I.Jev- i ' Stdel· - n 18 JJ l~Ri: : : f~tD4>. .: 1. . .1 .Now On. Prlcad s. II I TV' Summer Shoe Sale Announce Theme 2150ffice, · I Of Meetm'gat Home Visits =~~=::!;:~::=~==~~=~~:=:_ ·. · • Tile Almaaae A lhouflht for the day: British Made inJune from Mason county, this month. Southside Camp Chestnut Ridge.. By Ualted Pres• Jateraalloalll novelist Charles Dickens once PT. PLEASANT - The activ- Ad PT. PLEASANT - "Building Today is Friday, July uid: '"lbere are books of which report of the Public Health am K'Izer World Friendships" Is I he ty Ne . ~ the !95th day of 186'1 with 170 the backs and rovers are by ooe WS' . follow the best parts." Noms of Mason County !or 1 tlteme for Ute Charleston Area ·. '!be' n II In Ita fl tl-iiiiiiiilliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11"' monlh June has b e_e n • DI'es Thursday meeting of the West . ··. ter 11100 II reienscd showi ng two hundrro Home Demonstrall011 Council Mn. Alta Cone ,· ~ · In sta Saturn of . ,-.:.J, House Rises In Defense Of Kirwan A1L 1967 · VIckie . and Sherr! Swartz Marietta iptlni the pa is t visiting theb: vandparents, 8nd Mrs. ijo~ Swartz; · Mrs. Nina Rtblnson, and Clara Follrod. Mrs. Garnet Wlndland 1s at the home of her son, !Wlndland· and family, ,on Ridge. · . Wilma ·Atherton VIneyard, Is Iii with the mumps at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Vine- I . ,. •i,'~·, 'fl,:t' ·, ~~!:\,;:~~~~,~= Sdlool81, the iluly, 9,- · '!IllS• cough, polio, _measl~s, typhoid and smallpox m varwus clinics ' throughout the county. The public healtiJ nurses via tuberculosis who Iiled are at Pinecrest patients, sanitarium . · ' ·<J" • ·· • , tilldn1s that , d6nt ·• NEW YORK - MerY chatterthon hosts Kid nam. ' • gl!IDCe . .. We\·e noticed ter , · ,.,, · " ' lin is quteUy turning clut to be ed Frankle . FaneW. 1really can of,the BOIIJ ''Rajny Qay:•.a.s the eootinulitg truth: men turn such as .:. , Barry . . the most enter.talnlrlg of ~ha s1n1 .. •, Tom Lebrer Is anqh- w~ of Sammy Cahn,- whe~ It &tare at bold vulgarity in side· Martin ~ He surpriaed er pteudo • Intellectual c:omed- ~a)ly was - ~ brllllanUy touch- walk girl . ·watching where . le!'"' th~y re, ~ •. suave, 1an who mlsiakes tasteless 1n- big balladry ~I the late Johnny don't give a 2nd glance to the oily . . . . We ~ vc sworn . .soleDee for liltegrlty and yap- Bin'ke and the stay • liJl · fllle most beautifully dre!sed prop- Thornton's sln~ng career ping at his betlers in perform- J~y Van _He,usen ·.· · · Tile er-lady .... 'fhe FDR bave been one of' the laSt 80 ance for courage . . . . While Walter Cro!lkitea al~ays are . vel! offspring seems to have proving meanwhUe he'• precis&- I~ of calm \JIIell~gence, with true talent lor defeat ... ly enough of a nonenUty to tor- humor. at !lie cenlre of any more TV appearances for get comfortably . .. . Wbalev· party .. ' · ,One of the few TV ny Thomas complete er happened to Martin & Ros- stars who s . as ruce as you sermonizing . mawkishness and si's movie career? rupee! he Is .. .. ~In Chand- he'll get not a TV renewal, but WASHINGTON (UPI)-House ler (Mrs. Agner Biddle) Duke a small parish. members, aroused by an article Probably Millon Delug's lm· is about as thin as any atlrac· ;.n. the June Issue of tile Read· pending leavelaldng from the Jllve girl since Vera-Ellen; who We trust Tony Randall's maker's Digest, rose to the delense Carsoneasts had \I!Ue to dn wu so skinny, she diaappeared ing a profit on his TV and ·reof veteran Rep. Michael J. Klr· with hiS positive ldenllllcatlon when she turned sideways. corded travesties on -~~~~~~~:=:=:=:======:::::::::::::~:...... wan, D · Youngstown, Wednes. - - · .. ' Casto. , '. 't ·rdk;:~fJ · Bro'aijt»J~§ :/=, ~$~·.bt!·l)(~~ ·~~~:·~~~ii~l~~~ '<. f SOciety Notes. '' ; ,_. \~···~\.·t~ '• '•. ,,; , ) li!Gelm TWoN " NEON SJeN••• ;ond liflee n hom• and uifice v.is!which wU! be hold at the Masit"''"' made by pu b lic PT. PLEASANT - Ad am on Coun)y 4-H Camp at South· ;,,,,,,h nurso•s. Mnry llil8ert, Frederick_Ktser, 1104 Meadow- side, W. Va. on Mondllf, July Man• Lvnd1 and Dorothy Mor: brook Dr1ve, dJed early 'nlu~s- 17, 1967 beginning at 9 a.m. ri, .. n. to Ihe following types of daY.. morning m Hol~r Hosplt- Beginning the meeting wIll rm:ir nts R cancer. 8 cardlovos- al ,dfter an extended Illness. he the lnlernJiional Tea from n dar. II dlll beles. 2 meptally .i!e was a retired sales man- 9 until 10 a.m. sponsored by HI. :1 rl wttmalic lever. 7 chron- ager lor the New River c 0 a 1 the Ma_ son County Home Dem· 1c drscosc. 2 venrreal d1seases, Company of Mt Hope w Va onstratJOn Council wlth Mrs. 5? TH '"'"· contacts and s ~ s- and had retunledt o P~inl .Plea: James Lucas, Mrs. Elmer New1"""1 ' 15 onleparlllm and post"d . 1961 berry and Mrs Ray Fox In · ' . . sant to reSI e m . . · p1trt11 m. 4 rn ppled ehtldren, i · charge of thJS segement of '01 child nod ad11lt health, .2 . Mr. Kisar was horn in P,oint meeting with a business session JNnlalll· rr lnrded. ~,.' !' Pleasant, the son of the late scheduled to loll~ the tea. . . . . A. F. and Anna Baker Kisar. Higblights of the afternoon f111·n ty · ft~·e school vJSits!His fatlte'r was a jeweler and . be lk by Dr w• I"(• nl:odt• lro sclwols in rela- financier in Point Pleasant !or Will a ta v· . : St te toun to llt•:• d Start program, over Sti years Garrett 01 1West .~gmi!ate a .. . · College. A so on woe a rnoon 11 1 d. t If I . . liP '"n ;;;tine dVJs;~~ - He was a member of the Ma- program will be Miss Sophia ~x:llmhs wrt e .. ;• . an 'son and Shriners JUld tlle Pres- Vambui of Kenya ·.,riib wIll """ I app ral<a s were com- byterian Church of Mt Hope .... I h try 0 1 1 d 'l · d S1· t ·h"ld I · · · show sho= er ooun 011 1 1 0 pe e · ' "' c ren. 1 Private funeral services will · 1f tiJe 1 1 ·t F11·r· h<•allh cia<Srs and films ,_ held at the tale residence Mtss Vambf,.. rec Pen . d t · "" ,of an internanonal 1 1 4 wr•e prr<rn r o groups a · :saturday 2 p.m. with burial in hi hI _._. . ch . H cam p· ' w c s awa ...... ea year " ,Lone Oak Cemetery. the West Virginia ·!rome Twenty-nine serologies were ! Surviving- are hls wife, Meda . to ,1 foreign bkt"l :md 47 luberculin tests !King Kisar"; a sister, Mrs. E. itu~nt for · . wrre g1ven. E. Heiner of Point Pleasant . h 'm ·· · 10 Three hnndred fifty . eight · and a niece. Mrs. William Ma- Allo H:me Demonstrolion Club immuniza tions were given .lor chir, of Point Pleasant are urged to attenl tile fn llowmg diSeases : D1ph- may call at the !amtly home , event. , · ·~. thena, I et a n us, whoopmg after 7 p.m. Friday, -- · ---- ---·- ---- ,, '• .,..,.;!~...... 1I • ~·.~. . THE $UNQII.V PAINTERS- WOW/ THlY PUT' "{MEtA: tw.\ES ON ii.V .. ~~ •. ~ ~', .t:i , . \'fJ ~ ' ..• ,;(•. " .,.' -~~-ffiWD I f'l'f,._411, Ill- at ".~tlm 1.... IW1 St ii • "I 44'111 'i' '!, i '· l " .... ... ..... . ........' �' .. .. . .o~nnrs • ' i: - mtil'' ' I . ~a)\ ·'' ' ·~:m~=~::l/1~ $16,81.. Worltilp serviCe• held lit 10:45, with Vere lay • leader. \Vonhlp were helda(7:U, with the Rev. · .~ roy, spent, a day lilid ~ week witll · Mr ' and :Mrs. ~y.' · liocle Wllllain carr · , .~ · 1 .ZE~ITHi~· . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert ·Robin· son arui'famlly of ed hi! mother, Nm. and aunt, Clara Follrod,, Mr. and· M.,. -~\•• Woode visited ·Mr. 8ni1 · Clair Woode and Connie Sue Po~roy and !lfrs." J. B. ~: and Lenore Belzlng of !>! port, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perry family of Columbus, visited with her parents, Mr. and llf r 1. George Guthrie past of u Jous and malicious" wrltln!lsj week: The Guthrie's son, against the government, ell, has to Columbus gress or the president. In 1965, U.N. AmbaBSador Adlai Stevenson died of a heart •ttack 1n lAndon. ln. 19681 eight nurses were murdered on the South Side of Now In Progress Chicago. 'anderer Richard Speck 'WIIIater I!Ollvlcled of the Famou• Brandl, Builgtlt crime and sentenced to death. I'.' : 1 Initiation of. 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Send the coupon for a free estimate. And be comfortably warm this Just set this one on "Automatic"- and go ! winter in a home of any age-with up-to-the-minute electric heating. o Automatic Dry Cycle on Timer llaures drytnc nrll ·• ...... Ht.,, curtain. 1•••• pl11tlc ·._f;-c. ~t·· ,.• ! r'· oii·' :l·~tl• ~~~- \~ lll' . ;l:l ·• ~:. _....,r. ' SAVE ON tHIS FEATURE PACKED • htra lltaYJ• 20 gauge cold-rolled staellldt p•lr. w1111 two cocm of whitt -mtl !laked en. • ltctptor Is 16 gauge t110111tllq Iron wllh til' fuatdoon porcelain ...,. t .j> ,.. walls and draperies. Ousting is just a habit anymQre." D Convenient • ' • Cllr..tt·plattd bran thow• head,·- & valve ·',• ~ FLOY('ERS . ' no extra charge no extt"{l c~arga • • • • no extra char,ia no extra .charge no extra·qharaa Plus I ::·r~/''' ·~ • \ time lor )'(!U -just nt I~ Dryer stops when clothes are dry! • ·EaiJ•to-ul Fabrics Selectcr lives )'(!U four · different drying heat aettlngs fo~ various typn of fabrics. '' • Pllllllit Prell Tl'"'r 11\d Fabrlcl Sellttor HI· 1 tlngs auure proper drylni 'for modem no-Iron fabrics, • N~~o~tciop Dac!On lint screen Is riiht on tht dOOit '· 1 Sf&nll IOUnds.al ' tho end of each drylna cycli.. w Willi eloc~lc hel!lng,'JQu're protlcltJt 1 •GIJ.,,.. letd Saflsl~~:tiOA" ofer. lind- you J:IJI - $100 on lnstollltian. Setd far -'ott cletalts 1nd 1 free esti1111te - ond riCeiwe till$> B.ErntC !UtilE 1m. Ofor ....ilablo e..OIM Power ....c._. Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ /!. ,• .'· . I ,.' ~NU~ · -------------------/ ~w------~~~-------- T1fE I'AIII .!Associated Radio and TV .: , ,'21'4 E. MAIN .... plu s Five Wat er l evels - ri ght for .eVery fabric, every size load . • .$129·95 OHIO Ford Batter Ideas at I t 1 ., Was!,er Features • Big enough for mixed loads up to 15 pounds - gentle enough for delicate hand-washables. • Ei~ht combina tions ~ f t emperature and speed - plus WASHER \ fcor,d Balaxta I ~, 1 CLOTHIERs.· I ·,~· • ,.1, ,, ___ by Helen Bottel ___ , """"!""'___"""""'"...,. ln S\de and out. Mult t·Cyc!e Wash selecttons - . FURNITURE MlddlepoJ1, o. Mrs. From the n.W sculptured cabinet styling to mechanical .1 INGELS THE SHOE BOX j;ril I , ~ t, HELEN HELP US! Men and Women's Wearing Apparel Robinson's Cleanen " · . NIW MODILI COMING IOONI · ·20,o~ 30,o-40,o-SO,o· SHIRT SERVICE ~L, ,;: I-f 1 CONTINUES--SAVINGS ·OF were discussed for a swimming party at Krodel You get our usual fine Park on July 20 from 6 to 10 ;ervice and finishing. p.m. and each girl may bring e In It 9, oullt 5 a guest. Rainbow Camp at Camp Beckwith was discussed. T b e camp will he held July 23-30 at Pomeroy a total cost of $17. The Assem- 216 E. 2nd 4 , '';· 1 rnn/IIJA ONE DAY u Rep. B. F. Slsk, D • Calli., said Kirwan was abused In an (An•w~n tomor,..w) article entitled "Mike Kirwan's Big Ditch," which appeared In ;J..ut•!J.ahleo,nULT ·ANlCLI ~IGGLI M~Slll. the Reader's Digest last month. ' Mtwerr Jfhat a 111011. .o.r.o ettaded hit.-, '!be article was about the pro~ -.._ ~~Mnwa-A' IMUOGLil _ .posed 120-mile, $1 hUIIon Lake Erie-Ohio River canal for which Kirwan has won an Initial appropriation of $500,000 in planning money. Kirwan Is chairman of the House Appropriations subcommittee on Public Works and of the House Democratic Cam· paign Committee. The article WHAT DID WE DO WRONG? ease - cancer. At first It threw suggested his dual r o I e enme !or a loss, but I made my- hanced bis persuasive powers Dear Helen: Our son broke into his first self realize that in the s h o r I in getting the proposed canal house and wrecked things when time ! had left, I'd try to ~~- funded. he was 12. He stole a car at 13. joy my !am1iy, and not lhtn< Sisk referred to DeWitt Wal· Since then, he's been in trouble cf the bad times. I try to keep lace, publisher of the Reader's with the law several times, but the housework up, and thmgs on Digest, as "the pipsqueak of Pleasantville, N.Y.," and called nothing really serious. At 16 he even keel. went to a State Farm for Boys, But mv husband hasn't kiss- the magazine Wallace's but he was railroaded. just be- ed me o~ce since we gi'\ the ver- son_al propagand~ sh~t." cau:Je he happened to be with a diet He doesn't seem interest· Slsk praised Kll'wan s integrlbunch of boys who mugged an ed in anything or anybody. We- · ty, fairness and con~lderatlon of old man. Alter that, he jumped 're in a financial m•ss a n d ail members: _He said while his parole and ran away, but we I'm sure he blames me for it. maga7.1ne crJ!Jcized Congress as went alter him and got him 11 1 want to go on an outing, he wasteful, It lobbies members In back before anyone found out. says I'm being fooli sh. It's •I· support of rontmued !~vorable He has just made a girl preg- most as if he reels if I'm going mall rates through wh1ch tlle nant but refuses to marry her to die why don't 1 hurry up and magazine is subsidized to. the I extent of about $9 mdlton a so we must pay the bills. We get 1·t' over w1·th • have never let anyone suffer for 1 talked to our minister, but ~y_: ea::.r·:.___ __ _ _ __ his acts, having paid lor t h e he's the kind who believes the damages to the house andt 'o man is master of his hcuse and months happier. - H. This oolumn is dedicated to t h~ car , and other minor things. a woman shouldn't speak out family living, so if you're havHelen, the boy has had everyl went away leeli"g it was ing kid trouble Ill' jw!t p l a I n thing, including much love. He fault , that I was somehow !rouble, let Helen help YOU. doesn't n•ed to stoal Now we fish lor bringing this down t n She will also welcome your own want him to either fini•h school the family. amusing experiences. Address or go to work, but he stays in I'm trying to keep the chil•d·l Helen Bolte! In care of t h l s bed until noon and refuses to ren from knowing anything newspaper. me the good mind he was bless- wrong. They're very ed with. and l want to ma ~e the f e We fell that it mav he h i s months f have with tllegl parole officer's fault as he of love and pleasant memories. doesn't give him much person· But I'm getting no help from THE PERFECT a! attention. my husband. I don't want pity, Helen. how can a boy make but I need his love and underGIFT FOR ANY these mistakes when we've giv· standing, all I get JS cold with· OCCASION en him "" much? What more drawal. can we do? -NUMBED MO. I have learned how to face THER death. Tell me how to lace this Dear Mother: kind of living. - NOT LONG You've done much loo much Dear Not Long? already. By picking up I he Try to understand that many pieces - and the tab - aftor men can't lace grief - the y every escapade, you've taught light it so bitterly that the this boy that cnme has no real jecls of their grief - those punishment, so long as Poppa's love best - think the bi'.ttertnessll checkhook is bandy. is directed at them. BIRTHDAY Let him know he must pay Perhaps this is what your mihis own way from now on, and nister me>nt : somehow a fatal ANNIVERSARY if he commits a crime y o u illness generates co~rage Jn the NEW BABY won't he there to bail him out. person it strikes, but the courFOR THE I think you'll discover the par· age doesn't extend to the frightole officer will take a personal ened ones who will b• Mt beHOSPITAL OR interest, once he learns y o u hind. IN THE HOMEI I can't believe your husband parents won't cave in. - H. Is unfeeling - he's numb with Dear Helen! I've always loved homeniak· shock, or perhaps he's afraid lng. Our family went on many express how he feels for I e a r picQics and camping trips he- of breaking down. Talk t.h I s 59 N. 2nd Ave. lore I got sick. My husband and over with your doctor and I MIDDLEPORT I got along well before I feBI'I)o think you and he together 992·5560 find a way to ma~e theso next ed Uta! I had an Incurable . •399 (BAHR CLOTHIERS) te'; , I J day. . 227"olfto I Z&NITM COLOR AlLOW AS Spending Saturday even'- •')be mo~ I 1 r · 1 with Vance Wilbur and family · evl!llllll srs are was the Robert Wilbur fau\11 ~ Mara. Wellston , . ' Bor_n 011 this ~ay In 1118 Those ·who called to see Tb;j:: ' edJSh film director ln11nnr mils Fitzpatrick who cut hls Be~~-d l hi fingers badly 'whllt!"' movlDg : 89 afi nF slory.st:om!ed ll 1 were Albert b.ne and wlfo ~~~~~stlllet :rls:n~l Paris 8 J IDe! Ja~Ji al!d :wj!e WUIII' .· · ' vl~le Joht\"'\V'Oocl .. and 'w'i!e and day- now commemorated as a ' . . national holiday In France. son Wilkesville. 1n. J7!18 Congress passed the 11, wh ailed 0 M Ol ·~ ~.,, · ' °~ cth n 1 rs. · :~lion Ad, making it a crime ~:: ~~ C:nepa!ndw~~e 'to any "false, • . . Mrs. P~yHDe Foster, L. D. ~· ·.~tors with relatives here. trill anihloe 'J'urnl,r. : . )Irs Gary Huston IIIII son Joe 'NeiS.n attended church. are sPemung their vacation with M'l • 1 W IIi W . , ~ampt~ear I ner: He ed her parents, Ton:' Fltzpatnck, ha., pasStuwdee . e . v and wife. John Fitzpatrick, Coorne on a r ay. lumbus was allto there ovel' the Alb ens . vlsltors 011 saturday weekend. were Alberl Cone and wife Miss Patricia MorrIs 11 Erma Nelson, Mrs. ·Mnue'c·oen · . . the AllensvUle . · MIDDLEPORT, teachmg m ·.and 5j)ll · School for the summer. ._.•••"'!!!'!"'"_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Giles Pauley ¥4 ~.. Char· lesion, spent·-~y here and • brought lJ!II' mo~, 'Mrs. Nan~ Jack borne'·ilbo'bad been Vl$1\jng .th~e., The_Robert Shaw family, Colliiiii!Us, ·Spent a night at the K. ~· Erickson home recenUy. Leonard Quesinberry • n d , family, Norwalk, were Sunday bly will finance the cost of one girl, and one .1 other will be IIPT. PLEASANT - Tile Poult nance.I by Mr& 'Janel! CapePleasant Assembly No. 23 cir- ihart, advisor. The advisory· wlll ol Ute Rainbow lor Girl'!o de~lde who _will allen~ and J'tl. an initiation tllis week, at retve the fmanced tnp. , An y the Masonic Temple with t h e Rainbow girl ~I' attend at following gli'ls Initialed Into' tha her own expense. order: Jacqueline Reynolds, Pat Huffman, Susan Wise, Lori I Cart.r, ltandy WilllallllJ, Eliz. aoe,tn I.Jeving ·and Linda I.Jev- i ' Stdel· - n 18 JJ l~Ri: : : f~tD4>. .: 1. . .1 .Now On. Prlcad s. II I TV' Summer Shoe Sale Announce Theme 2150ffice, · I Of Meetm'gat Home Visits =~~=::!;:~::=~==~~=~~:=:_ ·. · • Tile Almaaae A lhouflht for the day: British Made inJune from Mason county, this month. Southside Camp Chestnut Ridge.. By Ualted Pres• Jateraalloalll novelist Charles Dickens once PT. PLEASANT - The activ- Ad PT. PLEASANT - "Building Today is Friday, July uid: '"lbere are books of which report of the Public Health am K'Izer World Friendships" Is I he ty Ne . ~ the !95th day of 186'1 with 170 the backs and rovers are by ooe WS' . follow the best parts." Noms of Mason County !or 1 tlteme for Ute Charleston Area ·. '!be' n II In Ita fl tl-iiiiiiiilliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11"' monlh June has b e_e n • DI'es Thursday meeting of the West . ··. ter 11100 II reienscd showi ng two hundrro Home Demonstrall011 Council Mn. Alta Cone ,· ~ · In sta Saturn of . ,-.:.J, House Rises In Defense Of Kirwan A1L 1967 · VIckie . and Sherr! Swartz Marietta iptlni the pa is t visiting theb: vandparents, 8nd Mrs. ijo~ Swartz; · Mrs. Nina Rtblnson, and Clara Follrod. Mrs. Garnet Wlndland 1s at the home of her son, !Wlndland· and family, ,on Ridge. · . Wilma ·Atherton VIneyard, Is Iii with the mumps at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Vine- I . ,. •i,'~·, 'fl,:t' ·, ~~!:\,;:~~~~,~= Sdlool81, the iluly, 9,- · '!IllS• cough, polio, _measl~s, typhoid and smallpox m varwus clinics ' throughout the county. The public healtiJ nurses via tuberculosis who Iiled are at Pinecrest patients, sanitarium . · ' ·<J" • ·· • , tilldn1s that , d6nt ·• NEW YORK - MerY chatterthon hosts Kid nam. ' • gl!IDCe . .. We\·e noticed ter , · ,.,, · " ' lin is quteUy turning clut to be ed Frankle . FaneW. 1really can of,the BOIIJ ''Rajny Qay:•.a.s the eootinulitg truth: men turn such as .:. , Barry . . the most enter.talnlrlg of ~ha s1n1 .. •, Tom Lebrer Is anqh- w~ of Sammy Cahn,- whe~ It &tare at bold vulgarity in side· Martin ~ He surpriaed er pteudo • Intellectual c:omed- ~a)ly was - ~ brllllanUy touch- walk girl . ·watching where . le!'"' th~y re, ~ •. suave, 1an who mlsiakes tasteless 1n- big balladry ~I the late Johnny don't give a 2nd glance to the oily . . . . We ~ vc sworn . .soleDee for liltegrlty and yap- Bin'ke and the stay • liJl · fllle most beautifully dre!sed prop- Thornton's sln~ng career ping at his betlers in perform- J~y Van _He,usen ·.· · · Tile er-lady .... 'fhe FDR bave been one of' the laSt 80 ance for courage . . . . While Walter Cro!lkitea al~ays are . vel! offspring seems to have proving meanwhUe he'• precis&- I~ of calm \JIIell~gence, with true talent lor defeat ... ly enough of a nonenUty to tor- humor. at !lie cenlre of any more TV appearances for get comfortably . .. . Wbalev· party .. ' · ,One of the few TV ny Thomas complete er happened to Martin & Ros- stars who s . as ruce as you sermonizing . mawkishness and si's movie career? rupee! he Is .. .. ~In Chand- he'll get not a TV renewal, but WASHINGTON (UPI)-House ler (Mrs. Agner Biddle) Duke a small parish. members, aroused by an article Probably Millon Delug's lm· is about as thin as any atlrac· ;.n. the June Issue of tile Read· pending leavelaldng from the Jllve girl since Vera-Ellen; who We trust Tony Randall's maker's Digest, rose to the delense Carsoneasts had \I!Ue to dn wu so skinny, she diaappeared ing a profit on his TV and ·reof veteran Rep. Michael J. Klr· with hiS positive ldenllllcatlon when she turned sideways. corded travesties on -~~~~~~~:=:=:=:======:::::::::::::~:...... wan, D · Youngstown, Wednes. - - · .. ' Casto. , '. 't ·rdk;:~fJ · Bro'aijt»J~§ :/=, ~$~·.bt!·l)(~~ ·~~~:·~~~ii~l~~~ '<. f SOciety Notes. '' ; ,_. \~···~\.·t~ '• '•. ,,; , ) li!Gelm TWoN " NEON SJeN••• ;ond liflee n hom• and uifice v.is!which wU! be hold at the Masit"''"' made by pu b lic PT. PLEASANT - Ad am on Coun)y 4-H Camp at South· ;,,,,,,h nurso•s. Mnry llil8ert, Frederick_Ktser, 1104 Meadow- side, W. Va. on Mondllf, July Man• Lvnd1 and Dorothy Mor: brook Dr1ve, dJed early 'nlu~s- 17, 1967 beginning at 9 a.m. ri, .. n. to Ihe following types of daY.. morning m Hol~r Hosplt- Beginning the meeting wIll rm:ir nts R cancer. 8 cardlovos- al ,dfter an extended Illness. he the lnlernJiional Tea from n dar. II dlll beles. 2 meptally .i!e was a retired sales man- 9 until 10 a.m. sponsored by HI. :1 rl wttmalic lever. 7 chron- ager lor the New River c 0 a 1 the Ma_ son County Home Dem· 1c drscosc. 2 venrreal d1seases, Company of Mt Hope w Va onstratJOn Council wlth Mrs. 5? TH '"'"· contacts and s ~ s- and had retunledt o P~inl .Plea: James Lucas, Mrs. Elmer New1"""1 ' 15 onleparlllm and post"d . 1961 berry and Mrs Ray Fox In · ' . . sant to reSI e m . . · p1trt11 m. 4 rn ppled ehtldren, i · charge of thJS segement of '01 child nod ad11lt health, .2 . Mr. Kisar was horn in P,oint meeting with a business session JNnlalll· rr lnrded. ~,.' !' Pleasant, the son of the late scheduled to loll~ the tea. . . . . A. F. and Anna Baker Kisar. Higblights of the afternoon f111·n ty · ft~·e school vJSits!His fatlte'r was a jeweler and . be lk by Dr w• I"(• nl:odt• lro sclwols in rela- financier in Point Pleasant !or Will a ta v· . : St te toun to llt•:• d Start program, over Sti years Garrett 01 1West .~gmi!ate a .. . · College. A so on woe a rnoon 11 1 d. t If I . . liP '"n ;;;tine dVJs;~~ - He was a member of the Ma- program will be Miss Sophia ~x:llmhs wrt e .. ;• . an 'son and Shriners JUld tlle Pres- Vambui of Kenya ·.,riib wIll """ I app ral<a s were com- byterian Church of Mt Hope .... I h try 0 1 1 d 'l · d S1· t ·h"ld I · · · show sho= er ooun 011 1 1 0 pe e · ' "' c ren. 1 Private funeral services will · 1f tiJe 1 1 ·t F11·r· h<•allh cia<Srs and films ,_ held at the tale residence Mtss Vambf,.. rec Pen . d t · "" ,of an internanonal 1 1 4 wr•e prr<rn r o groups a · :saturday 2 p.m. with burial in hi hI _._. . ch . H cam p· ' w c s awa ...... ea year " ,Lone Oak Cemetery. the West Virginia ·!rome Twenty-nine serologies were ! Surviving- are hls wife, Meda . to ,1 foreign bkt"l :md 47 luberculin tests !King Kisar"; a sister, Mrs. E. itu~nt for · . wrre g1ven. E. Heiner of Point Pleasant . h 'm ·· · 10 Three hnndred fifty . eight · and a niece. Mrs. William Ma- Allo H:me Demonstrolion Club immuniza tions were given .lor chir, of Point Pleasant are urged to attenl tile fn llowmg diSeases : D1ph- may call at the !amtly home , event. , · ·~. thena, I et a n us, whoopmg after 7 p.m. Friday, -- · ---- ---·- ---- ,, '• .,..,.;!~...... 1I • ~·.~. . THE $UNQII.V PAINTERS- WOW/ THlY PUT' "{MEtA: tw.\ES ON ii.V .. ~~ •. ~ ~', .t:i , . \'fJ ~ ' ..• ,;(•. " .,.' -~~-ffiWD I f'l'f,._411, Ill- at ".~tlm 1.... IW1 St ii • "I 44'111 'i' '!, i '· l " .... ... ..... . ........' �., .' • '., . .. I J . l)dJ !entfnel, Pomerlit·Middleport•. O., Julyl•• liGT . c. ' -· - ' ' Salldayil; Qllltcll 9~ ftilll I a SUDdaJ, .. '&, 1 m.; - 1G .,;, •;, · It Mlr .. 1111 IW!allliil Old .- \ ~. StudJ.;.. ttrf!i!t.~.II 1 •. ·!IL. llll'niiiVIIf' Pti!IIJiella• - Wendell C::. Stuller, prSiof.' Olurch, Howard Ruppelt, PI• Simday ~. 10 a. m.; w.. •• lldllaOI, it •• II.; lbJp ...loa U 1. 11. . : llorilll' 7116 "' m. au.., \ .. . . . lllllllillllt. t\..... ..,, ,....,, 'lfl!dhMday, .... Jellrl llilllltl.,, , ••. ·lunda, •iiJ .1111 _., f:lld . • lellotl t1M, llaiOid lttulli. f. m" . · . ClaiMf'"'lllt, ~; ltOitt IIW JaiMI ltDI 0 /!ill "" lip!.; All• llftm, .utc. II na \'Ill 'Ill .r -.. · • IViiiiH, ~. Simlat Set.o.J, let, Jili YOiiilll, t L 11pt., , , . . _ ttM p. dl. 8dfl. £at r . n .... SrdA&t 7 IO 10 I t.; lll': liiiiiU.t Sclloal. 1:. I. Ill.; .. IIIII Mlllllnftlol :,. dil'ill : tillllt .. • , • . . ,. -. ..,.,_ 1 t::lll l'litliiali ll..hllr, .rotm w. ltlmater, !idi'l' Still- Jllllllb $tllllll'l; {JUttt '' ml1tl awt4 ;. a. 'tdlldlt, Wlk'llll~ 11:46 I. IlL ..,. .,! U, lellfllll tt:il 1. IlL: f'Nat!l. M ' ltlldu 00 M I.. O'CJDI. •r'zn1 M't!IS "" .0 llU ~ & WI'Uielf, ~ .~ ll!il l,:iO *· IlL I MYJ' I 'If.. ID.; lalfd' ;;;;;;;: lhiiiAB t!!Hio!, fl86 loeWil, KIWIIIIIL!I!!!'k'lllf ,_..; llld Pt*lfl' Mk:t,lldll)' Pli' and BIDlt -·filii;. 11 · ·w-tO!IIO 1. m., -: . .,.. IPPdlf ttll a. m.j •r:,~ra"' Ill. Tll!,',!ll~ &I 111. tenns:dt,t. Sunday 'dllisi ~ 111 1 , WRiill 111• ., .,1 Prlt6!11 flllln ... u. rr~ w llftll(t fllilllldlit- ,. 111,; . wee~. )Ylll'1l!ip ""let fl. 1L 111.1 ~ ~ - Rev. Jael Ydllll&. JIUI QMuo IAIIiltJ, llhiOr: ll'tit ai t•S. ~ Ill. llfllday ..... It I; ... Ill; M'; lulxla) lfinblp, . t:iO Mice .,. .. lllo; 8Wio . R.I....:.... c·~L -fill W~Wer1 lillpl. . L m.; llllarl•t lebUII, 10 L !1-1 11J IIJiobl, IO!Q L llloi M\1' .,.,.,.... ~ . #u ftM .,..,.. Af'llilll MII'IP • lloHrt VilleJIH. Sapl. 8ilde 1:ae p. 111. ,.,... llid llbii OIIP . . Ill 1 Vl.. Mltlllt ... _ . fiari Custer, petlil'. flemeee !lludy IDd Prayer wnltes led Study, WecllleSday, f:SO p. m. Ltlla Jll!ltem ~ ftet. Galrg6 SchoOl. t:M a.m. every Wednesday, Friday and b)l pastor, 7:30 p. m. 'fuesday. ftd""" Me!Hdltl 011re1t - R. Sblpq!an, Adm. - Sundat N!PIUJ& worSilip lO:IS. a.m. Sunday oighls a1 7:46 p. m. Ev· Adult Clast MeetiJI& 7:30 p. m. Rev. c. J. Lemler, pastor: Masse$: 10:38 a. m., i p. m. eryone well:oJM. Syracuse Rt. WI ~ Iii IIIODIII. Chureb Sclltol t:30 a. m.; Wor- Holy Days; i p. m. Baptist Clllft•, Mlddl• l2t IJfll•l 1111 ClHift ... lit. lblt> service 10 •30 a. 111 MYF 81. Joluu Catbolle MlalioaSullday Scbool 9:1$ a. m. Paul ot, 11t1Jtt11 jiUWI 1Ut1o Monda,, I:M p: m. ' Near Guysville IDut~b Ridgell PuHe~~, Supt. 10: IS. a.m. Church 01 daJI llellaol, tJ• 1. a.: .. lillllll lllelllodlat ClnlrU _ llev. Frani MaDieri, pastor, Servlce; BYP i p.m.; Bradbury Clift If ...... Qdldft1M!ft1, IIUJII.: 10!10 a. 111. , . . 1, ICIIU!er, prstor; Mn. SundiN lila 10:30 a. m.; liolj woroblp, 7:311 p.m.; Larry Willilllll$, illllllliWI liblt IIOtlllllJ 1\'Cifililll imiH, .. Ul llobett IIJ. Lee, Supt. W!ll'· Day of. Obllgatlon 6:30 a.m., T:30 p.m. . Prayer School and MomUij WIIHIIIII. !llilllrcl 111111_. llllht !11011111. llblp 1111 a. 18,1 llladay School Confes&IOI, ,. hour befort p.m., cbmr pra.. 10:31 a. Ill.; Olmtlift 1IIJdtri. t1IO p. Ill. ICtrlllllfll &•"tl'lilo IIIII I. Ill. Mas8. • or, 1 p. 111.; c.-a fill' till amMi/1, 1M and fill D 011 Clfm Mllllrllll Clllrdt Salr~ataort .4rmy llapllst Cllurch, . Pom• I..,.., 7 ,, Ill da; t1 moatli. . o1a1m W. Klmb.., ,..., Earl fte Sllvatioll Army, - ~ - Rev. Carver Williams. llediiMl G r t, t ~II . lletia11!ltJI ClWea - .... cr., IIUpt. luiW .llciboll at • ., Ray S. WIDJDg, officer ill Suaday School 9:30 till 10:20. C211it(!ll _ J - QuiHnb@ITJ. Pllll A. llellera, Jlblllf: IIGfllo liJII 1. 111,1 ~~ till d!arge. Sunday 10 a. m. BtU. ~ship serv~ee•. 10::!0 a. m.; Wll'ibJII Stnk!t, ti!O 1. ill.c 111,1 WorlltlJI, 1110 I. &; llulo .,..,. aa.11111 CiaJII• nesa meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sd~ery IDd Juruor Church for 71llll ,, m, ltedlea.. Ill; ScliOIJI, lOtiO I. m., IIJIIII hldlll Q, IIIUIIer, INII!Orl Wltio day School. Sunda~ 7 p. II. fl!ildrell. .,..,.,. Cillfet • ..... TbelsB, SUjlt: Youtll rtllOII' • Ml'l'li:t, ltll a. & 1 8iUio Young ~le's Le8•.on; 7:30 p. fllnl llapllll .t'lllrd. Raclat, Joe RuDfll!lon, millfstet; Rom- lllllp, .... p. m. , • • letldo1 lid .. ..., m Ia. Salvation meelin~; 1'bUrto llev. C. t. 0 Ctnnor, polstor. tr Fllmit, liupl.; 111b!t 8lliNJOl ClAJIMill. l!lUI ~. lllatlirl ~ 111. PfMtllf 111M11q - · I to ~ p. m. Ladies Home Sunday School 9:30. Frank Cli> ttSO 1, Ill.; loi.Otl'liliJ WtrQ hill A. iietltt8, pai!Ott _IIIJIIo llmiiJ1 ftll (II. 111, IAigue: 7 p. m. Prep classea; laUd, Supl:; 10:45 •· m. Alclllo 101110 1. lb.; P;\otnllfl Wotslllp, ~ lohool, tlill 1. m,, IIIII lltMI a. tNt •••• OIUDoement. in& Womup; 6:30 P: w., ll'l't 7 p. 111. fredtlesda, 7 p. Ill 1J. RDu!b, Sllpi.; 10:30 I. m. ltlfto QtM _ Cec!ii W11f, fllllfdt ADVENTIST il1ld Jumor Fellowship; 8 ~· Ill. blt study. 1111 WOI1lilp, 1ldd alill 4tli liUfto IAIIlm 11, MIJ!J!, !ft., putAH', , . . _ , Sevealll Day Evt!lin& Service; Wednrida,, buill QWC!II 11 fJ1tm1 - dlj • !J!It -Ill; ap; IlL luM'f 8lilwJol t!llfl 1,m, !ilflo lllilnrch - Mulllarry Belgbls . 7:311 P· m., Prayer M~, litJII ScMol t:io •· IIi. Pi'eadlo 1111 t\ollflltllitle 8mlc!t; 2il oJ4 ntllhllm, lujlt.1 lid., llorth ol Me1gs M~ PaliU - Wacren G. ZUlli, . . _UitJO 1, 111. lit!lt UJI. lhJtd and 3111 llUI!day Of lliOIIIIL trCiftlllp tOiiNI 1. IlL \'outb i1e1o ~. Pasltr, F. W. Glflort. paslor. Wmblp servicet lite: 1111*11. ' 1'rfllly llllilei ~- Of tkll l l48 II• IlL; tl¥~ ft.O t• m. Bible Study, prayfl' &:30 p. m. Seni<r ~bmr l"rl!o!o ~ c:n; O.lltl!ll 111 nr1n. (lllf!M, l'llll!lvj - !let. 1t, II. .,...,. flit Jo 11.1 ~ me'ff=t. Other ~ by ,... _ Commumty Vk11 Mualc. lmel'MJll Weeltley, Pmld, (W!Ot. Pllr!Gi 11, Wddd, •utlq 1'llurldalo ftll p. IlL. lobtrt Dunbam, Asst. &n. Carleloa €hurc~ - KIll .. f!ftlot. Sundfl1 lllbte Study, t Sll~t.; sunday l!tbtol, t:IJ I, L111N1 illll h aw•tdlll leM •. Satuntar: . Sabballl bury Road - Clyde f1Jnlon, a. m.; l!lvl!tllnl Wot•hip, 7:30 m. WotiiiJp, iOtU l.lli. filii ell .., 8, Gill, pilo lt!lttlol, a fl. m. WorshiP J p.m. minister. Sunday School, t:llli p. m. ; Bible Study, 7 30 P- m. . .....,"_ . !it) llaail1 lkilloo! l1 .... lb,j Utailed Brethren lfi'VII!... ~~=~= ~-..·r &¥~liMe, ~ 1. ~ ~ SIIPI.L_8Jf~JI ••w ~!"·.=·.: zt•• ~O.t 1\lcllli . Pi-'~• m.; *' - 1y OIO.GI MINOIII ltRR'I ~ 118 ' t~.I'L ~ at AL Cl,, P.ANER -- (J,.,., ... ART IANIOM WlNNII WINKLI Itl I!Y 1 "*• i.i'omiiil lv HOWII U11li!IIO&l WHY OOIJ'T ~~~~ -1!111 I . ·-m.; Worship Servoces 10:(10 a. in. and Worship Services s.l 1 p. m. alternate Sundayg.J p. 111. Wednesday, Prayer ••r'l'l•.-e. APOSTOUC . COMMUI'M\' CHURCH ,... Bee<:h Grove. ltt\o. Ray Roush, pastor. S1111d1t Scboo~ 19~30 a m.. Eveninl itedllelldny. . Du•dlt I'I1Pb a... _ ... ~ C1111re• el Cllllll (IAfiiVIlte _ P081 Ollief), lin. ~ lith aud Main 81., JaCi !1(;111!&, Chis. P:. OUter, IIUIIir: ·SUbd8y sUIJI, Bible SchiJol t :30 a. Ill,, llchool UO a.m. Mr•. Adta Mornlhl Worship 10:30 a. !11.1 gwlei, SUpt. Wot81!1p a 10:111 Evi!ilinl Worship, .1:31 p. Ill., L 111. 1 PUIJI'llll Youth, 1:41 ~. Jltayer llet'fl~, Wednesday II m.: Ev81tjellllft HI'YICt, 7tl0 NO p. lb. Rev. ll.au!Un Mo)et. p. m., MIJloWellt Plitllr.. a. -! lor. 8upt,: MOI'IIIIII 101110 L liLt flllltll lfio loH 7 (1, m,; ~ ... fli!t ?!ID p. D1. Mld-'NMI! ,...,_ • Ml'f1t!t f!iO a. Ill. Wldllfl. dQ. '1\1 Uatltd Mel!d111 llltt•, t'IIWt" m.: ~ening llotrllll8 WOtti!IJ t a. IILI day 8Mool 111 ,1!11 L IlL PMI!It, Rev lll'lllllifi81e. Paul'• Udllel'all ~ o3a E. l>eeoncl St., PomlhiJ . SUIIdty $cttool f,Jt a. Ill., 'florship setvict 10! 41i a. Ill. r•stor, Rev. Brlu Klllle. t:30 P. m. Wednesday. Mlddleport Cllarclllf the Nu.,_ _ Rev, Clyde J. Batllell, 8cltlol ; 130 a. m.: MethodUt Ptayer mettiJ18 Wed. 1:30 p.m. St: :=::. ~· ~:;,:::;:_ jJ. 1 •ome ~,._ Ioder ad help ,.,. /tm~il.,~ dllil comriiUIIift life< thla ,.,_ bU.IneH /irma tmtf Mf(lltiilJtitml Mlt.lt""------------------------- Service, ':38 1• •uta fl30 a. p. m. Wednesday,services 1:30 m. PreachinJ! Mazie BoiSfllger, class leadllt. Ldarl Falll Uttled Breti1rt1 IB Cllrisl Cllarcll -James Mcf. rison, pastor. Sunday School il Orst and third Thursdap *I 7:30 p. m. Second and fourlll Sunday al 7:30 p. m. Pray« meeting second and feurtll Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and firtl and third Sunday, 7::11 P: m. Prayer meelillfl every Wedn>* day a! 7:30 p. m. OuisliaD ED> deavor, second and fourth SuJo day, 7:30 p. m. Ill Cbrill Clartb -James M.,. rison, pastor. Sunday SchoOl t:30 a. m. Preaching, lirst and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Secoll!l ud fourth Sunday, II a. D1. 1ft. lfermoa Vatted Bretbrt!t ,. m.; Midweek Prayer semce lulda' IIIDi1lllll Worslllp to 80 SiD? .... Ullltl!d llfttlllea Ill Glrill Cbreh- Rev. Eldea Ii. prstor: Swiday Schol1l d a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, IM hopt It IDill, in 1$1.; O!rislian Endeaver, 7:11 Mfn tluJt Ulhkh fl fOod in 11. 111., classes ftr all. song setflat 8 p. m., Preacbing 8:20 .. 1111'8 il IJIGIIIM'M by tlul &; Mid-Week prayer meetmt. . lliluNe ftllmel appl!fJr beftHI, iWJI'o lollletoj. 1be tllurdi ililltlill PUlH, WedltiidQ, m. 1'ht WorJelu»uula1:af ~-II. It llilpt:111. at 10:» 1. ln.llWine Melllodlft li!JII11111 IIIII' ti ........ Ylllllh rettow8hlp it 1110 ~JII. WIIM1i, b IJrolldWif, Millo alf4.;tllft oMit ptlGIIOt. The fll~ - Jlulllte llllllll!llluno pabUd lllYIIH to II'M~. diy, 1 p. 111.: WlicliiiiWtl' NIIJIIIrll&f lltudto 1 p. m.; 8Ibl1 8tud1, 'I'M CIIIH~ 11 11M NMU'ene Ttillldiy f ' ' lli.l llrflGt- lillltt • lle\0, 11t1t1m Grate llljl, 1 -. m. Tllfll'tii11. MJalil. I!IIIMI m .a. Lit$, Supt. lrJ Scliool, ~ fl• m. 'l'btifidat, Clwiel ll!Hll. Alls't. Sunda1 Ltdhfrtm lelloo1 tilt a. IIi.; MorlliQJ! Ill. JNI'• wliltu = ll ~- 11 1. m.; NYPS 1:45 Prayer p. m.. paslor. P0111.,. t'hn!ll• II_ Cllrlll ~ Sawrday •venin& oervices II JamM McOoviru, JHilltm 7:3f p. m. d:IJ l!c!lool, I:IMI a. Ill., <hircll Clles-.. • Kyger • Hartford service, 10 :00 a. lb.; Chrlitllll sertices, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Endeavor. 1:30 P tn; tvi!!!lq lDg service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, 8 p. m. Dible 8tlld7, harl St. Cllrlltfaa VIII .. Wednesday, I p. m. 11r Cboir Praetice. . , Ratfand Clllllliill .Ill tiltl•'"' Hartford Baptost 9 a. m. OST, IRoy Carter, minister. lllbl• LlWe. Kyger UCC t :30 EST_ Scbool, 9:30 a..m. W~hlli Ud Cbeehire Baptist 10:45 EST. Preacbmg serv1ce IUO I. . Ill. Chun:b ~ool at Hartford, at Yeung People's mee11n1, 1::11 ts.O DST•. Kyaer 10.20 EST, p. m. Evemng Serv1ce, 7 P. m. and Cheshire ~:45 llS'T. V. ll Braley, B1ble Schtol Supl MI. V~ Baplfst Cburck Zfoa Cblln!b Ill Cbri1t, Pom· Rev. Cecil Cox, Pastor. Sun- eroy · Harr!BoDVJUe Road -Eu· day School »:4> a. m., E a r ~ gene Underwood. miDfs.ter. B> Starkey, Supt., Even~ng Wo ~ ble Scbool, ''~ •· m.• ~orft. lbip, 7•30 p. m.. Young Peoples , log Wwshlp, Uti P· m.•. fib. 111eetfng and B1blt Study 1:30 bert Reed. Blbl• • lletitol SUpt. p. m. Wednesday. Church 0/ God ~· tlll!l * serVices, 7:30 p. 7:30 m. meeting Tuesday, - JilljJ WIM, m.; JtiWs YO!Ibl Ptopl•. i :4li p.DI.; Evangellslle meeting 1:30 p.m.: caf- a!~ ., ~ - AJirfd MtlltGdlat t\.n!~ - Pwt61t1 a-.,. o4 • - . ~!..~loes u a. m. DS't'. ' ..lift. Dale uovmloft, pastor., Pearl A. Casto, prolor. Sunday ...., - lief. Utillilh ~ ,.ec~~._., meetlllfl 1 P. Ill. Prayer servicltl• 1• 111 l &mda; S<hoo1, 9:30 a. m.; !School at 9:30. Lloyd Dillinger, putor; Raymodd Walbum, liST. Study room opea 'nleeo 10 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO., I ~11; l .~::'!'t =- N~to 9::111' ~ dlfellb* Llncol~~oMtteltfU'Comet.1;11glt!h f&rd II N, C61111 St. ' Athens 59:J;61101 LIEVING COAL COMPANY BOGGS EQUIPMENT I'Nidueen t Dl.!lriiJ'Ijt(JI'• Sales--AIJJS mlALimtS-servi~~ Welt COlumbia, n. Va. FIJf'ln-ltzdustriai--LaiDTI &, Gard•n Tuppel'i il16ih1 Pbcme 887·3435 Ill lligh Gradt1 ~(1!!1 ... WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V>ll'i EVIDGt\TLY flf£<lC'I'I;t DR:u~;o: i~N 10 wt~l<~ J.it~, cti THIS BOAT, $WJOH('t <;HS tliil ~ S\.l.m~ C\-111..0, BUT OTRMQE MliA \l!Wi ....,, CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~OIIltr'oy •' :; MARK V STORE Schoo~ ._1·E-------- astern J..JtJCa Soc' } N ""'I eeWS Ev~e · Ia ' d~y 1 ~upt. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' -~---~:-:--:-:':'-:'~41 st.o~ing ABBIE AND S1Afl . · 'J ' I \ ' \ f l ... AIDENOURS . 1 THE SEWING CEttTER Frt·l 1: ,,,t;yuorum I ,, IUCS I"JHOUSE u- H""·•·IYORK HIO SER'JICIL! HO'II'PJS 1!/ /f; F. J. WALLACI, JEWELER I GO!GLEIN READY·MIX CO. ' EIERSB,ACif HARDWARE CD. Un~ I ca....bla HEINER's· •y! '. ' \ \ '· . . 1 ,1 · 1 \Va . "m'l ; · · :• .•'r ' •' .. ,. './:~~~.-- '_;,:.i. -~ . :J'lk / ~} ~ '1:' .... j oj•:: lf ~ --·r' r ' ·..;.··.J 'I.' ~. •• ~·%.,:;(: .\i~_··· ';!,\t.£i\-lt1li•.~···~) ·. ,-,fl!: ... ... I ~ ''~·'""' :liN 'UNKLJN' 'STQ'E .• ... lr lAIIURN VAN lUI• . :,< . '. :r.-:::::~-...., . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE LYONS MARkET tl% e!!Qill~l r ly v, T. HAMLIN ... ~unday, ~ "Kf!ltutk~ Fried Chi~" It H. RAWLINGS SONSCO. Yo~nc £\RAI'I(J:RS.., BUT sH£. .. ·-' ., 240 tllltttllit lt. Middl@pOH 992ol5i0 '! 1y MAIIOL.D ORAl . ROYAL OAK PARK """'I~ ev By Mlliiii.L ILOIIIl RAY RIGGSJ INC. Sunday Scbool a. m., Ger. Motnillf! Worship at II •· ' Supt. Worship service$ at 10:15 Supt.: Sunday Sclloo~ t:30 1. day and Wednesday from 12:30 ~ Butler, Supt.: Worship 111. E•ll!g•Uatio oervlte 7:30 p. 1with lhe Rev. Colllll. Tuelday 111. !tlorntul· Wcdllp, 10:• l. 18 11110 OST. Everyone 1ll!lo 11 IOI'Vtce I. 1m. Iii llNI lltd Ill.; Pray6t meelina, 7:30 p.m. evening at I. Woman's Society 111. EYI!tlll& 8enJee, T p. m.; ~ Soleace Service.... "Ohio't Oldt..t Dodge Dealer" 'l'lladQ; . Y(Jullg People's meelo at botne Of Alma 8111111, Prliyet mee111111. 1 p. m. Wed< Ill Mala St.. Pt. PleasllltMiddleport, Ohio !!!!18 _-r~ •· -• l!lntce, J!fklar, NO p. m. Wec•-,·day, 7:45 p. m. Mid- MMitt• Pra~er meeting, 7:4~ p.m. ~1'1< ,!:.,......,.1, ML Mlttu tl God- Week prayer service•. llacllit t'hareb o1 tile dly, Peoples semej, Jbida.- I'Nt •• -M lief. Jame. lllti!rltelcl, pastor , Ffalwoedo MeO!odist Cllarcll arena_ Stmday School p.m. Worsh1p afte!O . C1wtci - Rli•• .Paul !lUnday llchool •~u .. m.: WOJ"o , _ Pwl A. Cuto, pasw. frO!' a. m.· ~ II'OI'Iblp 101at ltft. Pllll T1ytot, IJ!eaker e" paslor; ~ ::-~~ lliiP oentct 11 a. IlL and 1:30 1sblp aervice, 10 a. m., every a. m.:' Evenlq servtee 7:30 p. eome. · m.; Guy ......,. .; p. rn. Ptaylll' 7,30 p. m. !otller SundMy. 1:45 p. m. jun. IlL; MJd.lelli Jlllty~ letviH. Niall 8etll...,. tlwrcll "' 1AMIL'i ltrJOIIEA't!Ol# Cburcb - :lltddlfpott. IUAda, \'CIIIIll People's day 1o a. m., John BaJ. 7•30 p. m. Wedllesday. Rev. ery Friday rughl Everyone wet. Mlddltport, Ohlo School t::lll a. m.. 8Uiday ..., ~. 1:110 P. m, P'rlday. le,. Sullt. Mm M. Wolf~. pu!lr. Gllllll. IWtldMUIQ BlDg servo 1:30 p. m. Wed!Mi- 1111~ Chrd tl God rereel Ru Mtlllodllt eiiMoll IIIIIIUII Ch...., el lilt No 111 day evenJII .,....,ej f:IIO P· • lie•. JJoVld llheete, pastor. -Sutlday &!hoot t a. m., Mta. IINM - SUhdat ill! Mot t •110 Pastor, Cbaa. ·W. ltogera. Sunday SchOOl 10 1. m.; Evag. Fred Ne•,., Supt. Worship JJI' -.; MorDta, Wohblp 10:41 to I -- } no::c:-iei': gellsllc 7:31! YOUIIj! vie!, 10 a_ 1D. Rev. Wetldell m.; li!vaft8@listic servll.'e N!i 1,'6'~m. • r • PI!Ojllt £ndalfor. 7:30 p. m. Btutltr, ,.sttr. p. m.; Mldlte!lt Pray11r 11rvtct 1 Churck 111111 Office Sllppliet-Gi/tl pastor. Sllllday 8t!llool, 1::19 · , WP~~nesd'"' Jlra.1er meelillg Chester Methodist Cllardl - 7:4& p. m. Wednt!ldAy WI l'itl All tlotttJtl Prdlltljltjonl m.; Worsblp ~~lOt~ , 7:30 p. ru. Batutday. Worship WYII.'e •1 I 1. at: IJntiiM Cll•tl!ll fi lie Ia · ~~ 992-2958 i'oill@tb1 -~IMl m.; . • • '; "'""•"opal , Sunday SchOll at 10 a. m. arent Rev. A. E. Miller, ·» p m l!lm"JOM •~,come ""t"-" · W . g t ~ 1111 ... , 11e~1 j GrtCJ ~I Cbare~ ' Pearl Celli<!, pallot. Mrl. Aid Pl•tor; Robetl i!tflwlrt, u fto Mrs. !IIISJ~ \\lfndoll of Hernt.f. _ D.A.V. Jan, Clftrter 8ectmd I'Ommy - 1'l1e llev. Ch<lrles Spencer: Supt. School Suncay School lOb, is witll .her brotllllld Pllllei'OJ, Ma11011. Spnnsored I'll!~ . Rector. Sunday Morn. ileatlt lllot!IOfttn dntdl. 1\n. t.ao a. tn ... Morning WOI'shlp er. Mr. Harlev Koemg .. 5U~PLY bJ Vrencll Cll)' Baptist Cburoh m~ Prayer 111!1 Sermon. 9 a.m. Ma> Donahue. pastor. J oc ~ 10.30 •·. m.. N.Y.P.S. 6.30 .P· . Mrs. 1. o. MCCoy YoSited hi!r "Mem.b~r of !hellig3" Gel pcO. Atlilllllld lfllll 8.' B llecb!lt, Churob l!ct1lldl $till!., lit. f!~angellstlc SeHII.'e, 7.30 . sister. near Charleston '""'"' Furniture and ApplloiiCel General Merchandise IDC. ..u ll t. ...___ ., ~ "'llll ..., • IChurch Sr.hool, » 38 a.m.; Wot· p. m.: Prayer meettna WoO· .., . 1 B. 'OOeY. ...,....,,pasO!' I ..elel(lriJJ" ....... - 1••p S" ·ce tO ·"'J a* ...... ••sd • 30 .,. Gllftler1 Ob1o 0.....0. .....~ S •• 11 ill 1 -u• . '" ervt · .,. ·"'" "'""" u< ay, " Mr. 'nd Mrs. James Smith of Tuppers Plains 667-3280 Phone 985-3801 .........., - - et'llrJ """"'· •• · eme ''"""'· pastor. odiot Voutb Fellowolllp, I p.m.: ,. p. m. •-• · · · S p. in. l'tt!acllllla ~ tho . Worsbtp oet.iee 1:3111. m. ; Sun- Ollicial Board meeting nrst rl!lt#.l!tJOI..., , ChariPslon . catl"d on Mrs. Matth Sunday of each month. Iday School 10:30 a. m. 'ioutb Sunday 01 monlll, 7,3o p.m.; I'IDieeo8tll ~saembly, Route : ry .RrPd •nd Mn Norman Mr· MI. Mariah Baptist Cbarc~- Fellowship S:30 p. m.: Boys WSCS, se<lond MmldAI' of 124-- Rev Paul E. Jones, pal': I Cam. . . ' ~of Fourtb and Mam St., ~ m .; Evening service, 7:30 p. th 1.30 . l!llllllldr (.'lt. lor. !Iunday !lcbool 10 a. m. ., Dmna and Charles Wilham WHITE SIIJWING MACHINE8 1 ltldatiiJ WIIICIII.-B!IIee eJi4 SftWI Mid~ Rev. Nyle Borden. and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. ~:.n s~cond r~::'~day ; Clla& It, IIIOI'thip, Wedntsdty ind Na<sar have boen vi<iting Mr. "Qutllft~ Fa&Hcsltl/iJMnillnu·l'rlctt'~ 1 .·•• •• mtnisrer. Sunday Sch..l 9 30 a. m.. 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth llllrd Wecluel!day; Alternocm Ctf. Cla7· and Mrs. Osear Babeock al 88 lllill S!. Middleport 99UMO 118 N1 Second .• Mlddk!part m. Al'nold Richards . Supt. 10:30 Choir, S:30 p. m. Wednesday. elt, foortb fhlll'toder altllrnooa: 'nit Pe*teoollal Ollare- Mllf. Long Bottom. a. m. Morning WorshiP Prayer Meellng, 7:30 p. Ill. chOft ptal!tfl!t, fledl!esdfl. illtport - Iouth 3rd Ave. , Rev ~lr<. llrne<t Ba~ r lsamed Naomi Baptist Cburcb _ 1W~dnesday. Lft1f1 tralll Methodlll II. 1.. llarretl, flistor : ~unday cal palient al the Holzer Hospi· . lltmday School 9 ;;a a. m.; Wor- j Mommg Star EVB Churcll - Cbarae Jame8 F. Early, pas- School 10 • ·. m.: Sunday even- tal at Galhfl1llis. I .up II a. rn.; Wednesday, 71Rev. Menzel Srnltb, pastor: lor - LET .\liT fALLII ~. Wor· Ina evongehlt~< oenlce. 7 30 1· Mr<. Mildred Jjp..y i' visit· "E6er~hi1lg in l!ordioart" . p. m., Prayer service. Sunday Schllfll, 9 45 a. m., Roy •h1p. 7 30 p. m. Sunday 11• , . ftlol Wlldllftday Bohle Study ong her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. 892-3284 Middleport Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton,. Van Meter . Supt., l!llrl llllulet, eept 2nd SUhdiJI 1 Cliorcn 1:It p, til. • llaturd8y mght Pray. I Ernest Rnhr. ; POmeroy,,Ohio' ' I 1 11 7 30 pastor: Sunday School 9 30 a Ass'L: Mnrnmg lillf8hip, 10 41 81lhool. I Ill a. m. Kund•y. ill Wflllhlll P m. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me· ' ( .LOTH .1 m.; Ralph Carl. Supt. Sunday a m; Prayfr meeltfiJ, ?·liD p, 11!41 letYict, I all I. m,, tnd Cain. Sherry and Faith, and so ' I tYY ... w,...hip servoce 10 :to a. m.. fllo. . Thursday Youtb Fellewship Sunday of month. ~~liT L& MWitlltm f'll'lll Uniled "'""' Mrs. Mary need atlended com• II . V , li . .. ·, , ., ·. • ~· , . ·, :·. 1 1 tflid 7:30 p. m. allernotelv 7·30 p. m. Sunday. · . TI\R1 - Wnl'llhlp, 8 p. m.. 2nd IIYitl'llt lillweh ~ Rev How· mencement exenis<• of theSe· W~lt Main !It, J19}1)eroy Xllki'.!!IIIUWW~ · •.. , ~~~~ · Prayer meeting Wednesday at Lottrtdp IWR Cbarcb - ·' end 4th 'fhurllllavo ; Clturcb lf'G •UIIJlf.lt, ~a•tor: ~unday I nior clnss of Nursing of Hol~er, , • , ' . .. lll'lll-,lifl . ,.. . .f l . Uo p m. Jtev. Jach VoUilfl, paslnr· Soh011l; 9·30 a m. Sund"' ~JI· 8ohll01 UO un. James Huch· ! llospilal. •t the G•llia Acado luppolt IIi~ cnnrch of your Cllpic(." ' .. .,. '' l(@)'!!J.Ii Cbapol - Worsbtp ~•. or' cy School 9 41. a. fit, I'Ll!: OH0\11;! - Wotshijljr 8 p. lhUG, Supt.: 111::~1 a. 10. Wn' 1ony High School and the reCEp· · ------~· '::--~"!"""'~· '""!"""'....;.·..;·--'""'\'·-~:""":~·-~ eehirc, .each Sunnay, 9 15 a. Russell Arclti!r, 8upl. lluntlllJ Ill., I!! I!MI 3rd 'I'IIUHdays; ship: r.:4& p. m. Yt; Wed., 6 :JJI ' lion at Davi• HaiL Their niece ··~· ·,..·Attend fhe C'/lurc~'of to11f Cholet m.,· &inda• School 10 a. m.. worship, 10 t5 a. m. and 7 30 L'llllf•~ School, ~ 30 a. m. Sun- Ip. m. _lUll . lor Choir : 7 p. m. Sen. and granddollghter ' Mi" Shar· ·. . BAllE'. 'I .•• ., . r ... . 1 · Yotrth·,Suvtce 615 p. m. Even p. m. altern•tely. .Sible Study day GREAT BEND - Wor oor Olioit. on Frocker, was anwng the I' ft . ., lilg WOI'Wlp 7 p. m. tach Sun- and prayer iervl~. Ill.,,... .til~ I aiJ I . Ill .• Ill lnd 3rdl ltfMflllf first United Preo· gradnat". ~ IJ4/li'f.l,o/(;ood1Jf'l!rtd 1 , • , ,. •, . i , ,, ay. lor, 7 30 p. m. II'Mn.811~' !lllti!Ufyt 1 IJitUIIIh lk'IIOo!. 10 to b!'lflllft Churrh - Rev . Lm· Mr. Char < . "'sa rilAS re· Huntlnatollf w.V'l, ·· · ~~ ·. mMea. ,. . Ohio Flll•iin . Geopri 111111toa - !'hri•llan EI!OO!vor. 730 p.lll. a. m. Sunday MUIISE CRAI'Ill. son H 81ebblns. .nastor \Vnr t•orned t • ··· from !he Holzer ·' , , .: ' . ., , , . <- ·'· .in ,,._.•f't, . . . \ ••tlilll jllivenville lid.; L. Jrd Salurdaf of Mill. ...INUnlp, II i.m., J.:iiii!G 3rcl ship ~ i. Iii.; Sunday School, Hospital aL · llipolis. L.--....;--~-"!.~.~":""'·~--....;....;:·..;.;.;·.,..~,:;··,...~.• · "'·•. ~.~0:~--j-J Cll!are~, . ·- . . . . . . . MI'M........ ~ .. 1 · ~YI ~~ fit,.. ':U.:! W~s, 'rl1*'· ' "ASOLINE ALLEY I II ' !' ' I H • ' .r, BUNNY ..,.. ~ ~ �., .' • '., . .. I J . l)dJ !entfnel, Pomerlit·Middleport•. O., Julyl•• liGT . c. ' -· - ' ' Salldayil; Qllltcll 9~ ftilll I a SUDdaJ, .. '&, 1 m.; - 1G .,;, •;, · It Mlr .. 1111 IW!allliil Old .- \ ~. StudJ.;.. ttrf!i!t.~.II 1 •. ·!IL. llll'niiiVIIf' Pti!IIJiella• - Wendell C::. Stuller, prSiof.' Olurch, Howard Ruppelt, PI• Simday ~. 10 a. m.; w.. •• lldllaOI, it •• II.; lbJp ...loa U 1. 11. . : llorilll' 7116 "' m. au.., \ .. . . . lllllllillllt. t\..... ..,, ,....,, 'lfl!dhMday, .... Jellrl llilllltl.,, , ••. ·lunda, •iiJ .1111 _., f:lld . • lellotl t1M, llaiOid lttulli. f. m" . · . ClaiMf'"'lllt, ~; ltOitt IIW JaiMI ltDI 0 /!ill "" lip!.; All• llftm, .utc. II na \'Ill 'Ill .r -.. · • IViiiiH, ~. Simlat Set.o.J, let, Jili YOiiilll, t L 11pt., , , . . _ ttM p. dl. 8dfl. £at r . n .... SrdA&t 7 IO 10 I t.; lll': liiiiiU.t Sclloal. 1:. I. Ill.; .. IIIII Mlllllnftlol :,. dil'ill : tillllt .. • , • . . ,. -. ..,.,_ 1 t::lll l'litliiali ll..hllr, .rotm w. ltlmater, !idi'l' Still- Jllllllb $tllllll'l; {JUttt '' ml1tl awt4 ;. a. 'tdlldlt, Wlk'llll~ 11:46 I. IlL ..,. .,! U, lellfllll tt:il 1. IlL: f'Nat!l. M ' ltlldu 00 M I.. O'CJDI. •r'zn1 M't!IS "" .0 llU ~ & WI'Uielf, ~ .~ ll!il l,:iO *· IlL I MYJ' I 'If.. ID.; lalfd' ;;;;;;;: lhiiiAB t!!Hio!, fl86 loeWil, KIWIIIIIL!I!!!'k'lllf ,_..; llld Pt*lfl' Mk:t,lldll)' Pli' and BIDlt -·filii;. 11 · ·w-tO!IIO 1. m., -: . .,.. IPPdlf ttll a. m.j •r:,~ra"' Ill. Tll!,',!ll~ &I 111. tenns:dt,t. Sunday 'dllisi ~ 111 1 , WRiill 111• ., .,1 Prlt6!11 flllln ... u. rr~ w llftll(t fllilllldlit- ,. 111,; . wee~. )Ylll'1l!ip ""let fl. 1L 111.1 ~ ~ - Rev. Jael Ydllll&. JIUI QMuo IAIIiltJ, llhiOr: ll'tit ai t•S. ~ Ill. llfllday ..... It I; ... Ill; M'; lulxla) lfinblp, . t:iO Mice .,. .. lllo; 8Wio . R.I....:.... c·~L -fill W~Wer1 lillpl. . L m.; llllarl•t lebUII, 10 L !1-1 11J IIJiobl, IO!Q L llloi M\1' .,.,.,.... ~ . #u ftM .,..,.. Af'llilll MII'IP • lloHrt VilleJIH. Sapl. 8ilde 1:ae p. 111. ,.,... llid llbii OIIP . . Ill 1 Vl.. Mltlllt ... _ . fiari Custer, petlil'. flemeee !lludy IDd Prayer wnltes led Study, WecllleSday, f:SO p. m. Ltlla Jll!ltem ~ ftet. Galrg6 SchoOl. t:M a.m. every Wednesday, Friday and b)l pastor, 7:30 p. m. 'fuesday. ftd""" Me!Hdltl 011re1t - R. Sblpq!an, Adm. - Sundat N!PIUJ& worSilip lO:IS. a.m. Sunday oighls a1 7:46 p. m. Ev· Adult Clast MeetiJI& 7:30 p. m. Rev. c. J. Lemler, pastor: Masse$: 10:38 a. m., i p. m. eryone well:oJM. Syracuse Rt. WI ~ Iii IIIODIII. Chureb Sclltol t:30 a. m.; Wor- Holy Days; i p. m. Baptist Clllft•, Mlddl• l2t IJfll•l 1111 ClHift ... lit. lblt> service 10 •30 a. 111 MYF 81. Joluu Catbolle MlalioaSullday Scbool 9:1$ a. m. Paul ot, 11t1Jtt11 jiUWI 1Ut1o Monda,, I:M p: m. ' Near Guysville IDut~b Ridgell PuHe~~, Supt. 10: IS. a.m. Church 01 daJI llellaol, tJ• 1. a.: .. lillllll lllelllodlat ClnlrU _ llev. Frani MaDieri, pastor, Servlce; BYP i p.m.; Bradbury Clift If ...... Qdldft1M!ft1, IIUJII.: 10!10 a. 111. , . . 1, ICIIU!er, prstor; Mn. SundiN lila 10:30 a. m.; liolj woroblp, 7:311 p.m.; Larry Willilllll$, illllllliWI liblt IIOtlllllJ 1\'Cifililll imiH, .. Ul llobett IIJ. Lee, Supt. W!ll'· Day of. Obllgatlon 6:30 a.m., T:30 p.m. . Prayer School and MomUij WIIHIIIII. !llilllrcl 111111_. llllht !11011111. llblp 1111 a. 18,1 llladay School Confes&IOI, ,. hour befort p.m., cbmr pra.. 10:31 a. Ill.; Olmtlift 1IIJdtri. t1IO p. Ill. ICtrlllllfll &•"tl'lilo IIIII I. Ill. Mas8. • or, 1 p. 111.; c.-a fill' till amMi/1, 1M and fill D 011 Clfm Mllllrllll Clllrdt Salr~ataort .4rmy llapllst Cllurch, . Pom• I..,.., 7 ,, Ill da; t1 moatli. . o1a1m W. Klmb.., ,..., Earl fte Sllvatioll Army, - ~ - Rev. Carver Williams. llediiMl G r t, t ~II . lletia11!ltJI ClWea - .... cr., IIUpt. luiW .llciboll at • ., Ray S. WIDJDg, officer ill Suaday School 9:30 till 10:20. C211it(!ll _ J - QuiHnb@ITJ. Pllll A. llellera, Jlblllf: IIGfllo liJII 1. 111,1 ~~ till d!arge. Sunday 10 a. m. BtU. ~ship serv~ee•. 10::!0 a. m.; Wll'ibJII Stnk!t, ti!O 1. ill.c 111,1 WorlltlJI, 1110 I. &; llulo .,..,. aa.11111 CiaJII• nesa meeting; 10:30 a. m. Sd~ery IDd Juruor Church for 71llll ,, m, ltedlea.. Ill; ScliOIJI, lOtiO I. m., IIJIIII hldlll Q, IIIUIIer, INII!Orl Wltio day School. Sunda~ 7 p. II. fl!ildrell. .,..,.,. Cillfet • ..... TbelsB, SUjlt: Youtll rtllOII' • Ml'l'li:t, ltll a. & 1 8iUio Young ~le's Le8•.on; 7:30 p. fllnl llapllll .t'lllrd. Raclat, Joe RuDfll!lon, millfstet; Rom- lllllp, .... p. m. , • • letldo1 lid .. ..., m Ia. Salvation meelin~; 1'bUrto llev. C. t. 0 Ctnnor, polstor. tr Fllmit, liupl.; 111b!t 8lliNJOl ClAJIMill. l!lUI ~. lllatlirl ~ 111. PfMtllf 111M11q - · I to ~ p. m. Ladies Home Sunday School 9:30. Frank Cli> ttSO 1, Ill.; loi.Otl'liliJ WtrQ hill A. iietltt8, pai!Ott _IIIJIIo llmiiJ1 ftll (II. 111, IAigue: 7 p. m. Prep classea; laUd, Supl:; 10:45 •· m. Alclllo 101110 1. lb.; P;\otnllfl Wotslllp, ~ lohool, tlill 1. m,, IIIII lltMI a. tNt •••• OIUDoement. in& Womup; 6:30 P: w., ll'l't 7 p. 111. fredtlesda, 7 p. Ill 1J. RDu!b, Sllpi.; 10:30 I. m. ltlfto QtM _ Cec!ii W11f, fllllfdt ADVENTIST il1ld Jumor Fellowship; 8 ~· Ill. blt study. 1111 WOI1lilp, 1ldd alill 4tli liUfto IAIIlm 11, MIJ!J!, !ft., putAH', , . . _ , Sevealll Day Evt!lin& Service; Wednrida,, buill QWC!II 11 fJ1tm1 - dlj • !J!It -Ill; ap; IlL luM'f 8lilwJol t!llfl 1,m, !ilflo lllilnrch - Mulllarry Belgbls . 7:311 P· m., Prayer M~, litJII ScMol t:io •· IIi. Pi'eadlo 1111 t\ollflltllitle 8mlc!t; 2il oJ4 ntllhllm, lujlt.1 lid., llorth ol Me1gs M~ PaliU - Wacren G. ZUlli, . . _UitJO 1, 111. lit!lt UJI. lhJtd and 3111 llUI!day Of lliOIIIIL trCiftlllp tOiiNI 1. IlL \'outb i1e1o ~. Pasltr, F. W. Glflort. paslor. Wmblp servicet lite: 1111*11. ' 1'rfllly llllilei ~- Of tkll l l48 II• IlL; tl¥~ ft.O t• m. Bible Study, prayfl' &:30 p. m. Seni<r ~bmr l"rl!o!o ~ c:n; O.lltl!ll 111 nr1n. (lllf!M, l'llll!lvj - !let. 1t, II. .,...,. flit Jo 11.1 ~ me'ff=t. Other ~ by ,... _ Commumty Vk11 Mualc. lmel'MJll Weeltley, Pmld, (W!Ot. Pllr!Gi 11, Wddd, •utlq 1'llurldalo ftll p. IlL. lobtrt Dunbam, Asst. &n. Carleloa €hurc~ - KIll .. f!ftlot. Sundfl1 lllbte Study, t Sll~t.; sunday l!tbtol, t:IJ I, L111N1 illll h aw•tdlll leM •. Satuntar: . Sabballl bury Road - Clyde f1Jnlon, a. m.; l!lvl!tllnl Wot•hip, 7:30 m. WotiiiJp, iOtU l.lli. filii ell .., 8, Gill, pilo lt!lttlol, a fl. m. WorshiP J p.m. minister. Sunday School, t:llli p. m. ; Bible Study, 7 30 P- m. . .....,"_ . !it) llaail1 lkilloo! l1 .... lb,j Utailed Brethren lfi'VII!... ~~=~= ~-..·r &¥~liMe, ~ 1. ~ ~ SIIPI.L_8Jf~JI ••w ~!"·.=·.: zt•• ~O.t 1\lcllli . Pi-'~• m.; *' - 1y OIO.GI MINOIII ltRR'I ~ 118 ' t~.I'L ~ at AL Cl,, P.ANER -- (J,.,., ... ART IANIOM WlNNII WINKLI Itl I!Y 1 "*• i.i'omiiil lv HOWII U11li!IIO&l WHY OOIJ'T ~~~~ -1!111 I . ·-m.; Worship Servoces 10:(10 a. in. and Worship Services s.l 1 p. m. alternate Sundayg.J p. 111. Wednesday, Prayer ••r'l'l•.-e. APOSTOUC . COMMUI'M\' CHURCH ,... Bee<:h Grove. ltt\o. Ray Roush, pastor. S1111d1t Scboo~ 19~30 a m.. Eveninl itedllelldny. . Du•dlt I'I1Pb a... _ ... ~ C1111re• el Cllllll (IAfiiVIlte _ P081 Ollief), lin. ~ lith aud Main 81., JaCi !1(;111!&, Chis. P:. OUter, IIUIIir: ·SUbd8y sUIJI, Bible SchiJol t :30 a. Ill,, llchool UO a.m. Mr•. Adta Mornlhl Worship 10:30 a. !11.1 gwlei, SUpt. Wot81!1p a 10:111 Evi!ilinl Worship, .1:31 p. Ill., L 111. 1 PUIJI'llll Youth, 1:41 ~. Jltayer llet'fl~, Wednesday II m.: Ev81tjellllft HI'YICt, 7tl0 NO p. lb. Rev. ll.au!Un Mo)et. p. m., MIJloWellt Plitllr.. a. -! lor. 8upt,: MOI'IIIIII 101110 L liLt flllltll lfio loH 7 (1, m,; ~ ... fli!t ?!ID p. D1. Mld-'NMI! ,...,_ • Ml'f1t!t f!iO a. Ill. Wldllfl. dQ. '1\1 Uatltd Mel!d111 llltt•, t'IIWt" m.: ~ening llotrllll8 WOtti!IJ t a. IILI day 8Mool 111 ,1!11 L IlL PMI!It, Rev lll'lllllifi81e. Paul'• Udllel'all ~ o3a E. l>eeoncl St., PomlhiJ . SUIIdty $cttool f,Jt a. Ill., 'florship setvict 10! 41i a. Ill. r•stor, Rev. Brlu Klllle. t:30 P. m. Wednesday. Mlddleport Cllarclllf the Nu.,_ _ Rev, Clyde J. Batllell, 8cltlol ; 130 a. m.: MethodUt Ptayer mettiJ18 Wed. 1:30 p.m. St: :=::. ~· ~:;,:::;:_ jJ. 1 •ome ~,._ Ioder ad help ,.,. /tm~il.,~ dllil comriiUIIift life< thla ,.,_ bU.IneH /irma tmtf Mf(lltiilJtitml Mlt.lt""------------------------- Service, ':38 1• •uta fl30 a. p. m. Wednesday,services 1:30 m. PreachinJ! Mazie BoiSfllger, class leadllt. Ldarl Falll Uttled Breti1rt1 IB Cllrisl Cllarcll -James Mcf. rison, pastor. Sunday School il Orst and third Thursdap *I 7:30 p. m. Second and fourlll Sunday al 7:30 p. m. Pray« meeting second and feurtll Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and firtl and third Sunday, 7::11 P: m. Prayer meelillfl every Wedn>* day a! 7:30 p. m. OuisliaD ED> deavor, second and fourth SuJo day, 7:30 p. m. Ill Cbrill Clartb -James M.,. rison, pastor. Sunday SchoOl t:30 a. m. Preaching, lirst and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Secoll!l ud fourth Sunday, II a. D1. 1ft. lfermoa Vatted Bretbrt!t ,. m.; Midweek Prayer semce lulda' IIIDi1lllll Worslllp to 80 SiD? .... Ullltl!d llfttlllea Ill Glrill Cbreh- Rev. Eldea Ii. prstor: Swiday Schol1l d a. m.; Winnie Holsinger, IM hopt It IDill, in 1$1.; O!rislian Endeaver, 7:11 Mfn tluJt Ulhkh fl fOod in 11. 111., classes ftr all. song setflat 8 p. m., Preacbing 8:20 .. 1111'8 il IJIGIIIM'M by tlul &; Mid-Week prayer meetmt. . lliluNe ftllmel appl!fJr beftHI, iWJI'o lollletoj. 1be tllurdi ililltlill PUlH, WedltiidQ, m. 1'ht WorJelu»uula1:af ~-II. It llilpt:111. at 10:» 1. ln.llWine Melllodlft li!JII11111 IIIII' ti ........ Ylllllh rettow8hlp it 1110 ~JII. WIIM1i, b IJrolldWif, Millo alf4.;tllft oMit ptlGIIOt. The fll~ - Jlulllte llllllll!llluno pabUd lllYIIH to II'M~. diy, 1 p. 111.: WlicliiiiWtl' NIIJIIIrll&f lltudto 1 p. m.; 8Ibl1 8tud1, 'I'M CIIIH~ 11 11M NMU'ene Ttillldiy f ' ' lli.l llrflGt- lillltt • lle\0, 11t1t1m Grate llljl, 1 -. m. Tllfll'tii11. MJalil. I!IIIMI m .a. Lit$, Supt. lrJ Scliool, ~ fl• m. 'l'btifidat, Clwiel ll!Hll. Alls't. Sunda1 Ltdhfrtm lelloo1 tilt a. IIi.; MorlliQJ! Ill. JNI'• wliltu = ll ~- 11 1. m.; NYPS 1:45 Prayer p. m.. paslor. P0111.,. t'hn!ll• II_ Cllrlll ~ Sawrday •venin& oervices II JamM McOoviru, JHilltm 7:3f p. m. d:IJ l!c!lool, I:IMI a. Ill., <hircll Clles-.. • Kyger • Hartford service, 10 :00 a. lb.; Chrlitllll sertices, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Endeavor. 1:30 P tn; tvi!!!lq lDg service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, 8 p. m. Dible 8tlld7, harl St. Cllrlltfaa VIII .. Wednesday, I p. m. 11r Cboir Praetice. . , Ratfand Clllllliill .Ill tiltl•'"' Hartford Baptost 9 a. m. OST, IRoy Carter, minister. lllbl• LlWe. Kyger UCC t :30 EST_ Scbool, 9:30 a..m. W~hlli Ud Cbeehire Baptist 10:45 EST. Preacbmg serv1ce IUO I. . Ill. Chun:b ~ool at Hartford, at Yeung People's mee11n1, 1::11 ts.O DST•. Kyaer 10.20 EST, p. m. Evemng Serv1ce, 7 P. m. and Cheshire ~:45 llS'T. V. ll Braley, B1ble Schtol Supl MI. V~ Baplfst Cburck Zfoa Cblln!b Ill Cbri1t, Pom· Rev. Cecil Cox, Pastor. Sun- eroy · Harr!BoDVJUe Road -Eu· day School »:4> a. m., E a r ~ gene Underwood. miDfs.ter. B> Starkey, Supt., Even~ng Wo ~ ble Scbool, ''~ •· m.• ~orft. lbip, 7•30 p. m.. Young Peoples , log Wwshlp, Uti P· m.•. fib. 111eetfng and B1blt Study 1:30 bert Reed. Blbl• • lletitol SUpt. p. m. Wednesday. Church 0/ God ~· tlll!l * serVices, 7:30 p. 7:30 m. meeting Tuesday, - JilljJ WIM, m.; JtiWs YO!Ibl Ptopl•. i :4li p.DI.; Evangellslle meeting 1:30 p.m.: caf- a!~ ., ~ - AJirfd MtlltGdlat t\.n!~ - Pwt61t1 a-.,. o4 • - . ~!..~loes u a. m. DS't'. ' ..lift. Dale uovmloft, pastor., Pearl A. Casto, prolor. Sunday ...., - lief. Utillilh ~ ,.ec~~._., meetlllfl 1 P. Ill. Prayer servicltl• 1• 111 l &mda; S<hoo1, 9:30 a. m.; !School at 9:30. Lloyd Dillinger, putor; Raymodd Walbum, liST. Study room opea 'nleeo 10 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO., I ~11; l .~::'!'t =- N~to 9::111' ~ dlfellb* Llncol~~oMtteltfU'Comet.1;11glt!h f&rd II N, C61111 St. ' Athens 59:J;61101 LIEVING COAL COMPANY BOGGS EQUIPMENT I'Nidueen t Dl.!lriiJ'Ijt(JI'• Sales--AIJJS mlALimtS-servi~~ Welt COlumbia, n. Va. FIJf'ln-ltzdustriai--LaiDTI &, Gard•n Tuppel'i il16ih1 Pbcme 887·3435 Ill lligh Gradt1 ~(1!!1 ... WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V>ll'i EVIDGt\TLY flf£<lC'I'I;t DR:u~;o: i~N 10 wt~l<~ J.it~, cti THIS BOAT, $WJOH('t <;HS tliil ~ S\.l.m~ C\-111..0, BUT OTRMQE MliA \l!Wi ....,, CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~OIIltr'oy •' :; MARK V STORE Schoo~ ._1·E-------- astern J..JtJCa Soc' } N ""'I eeWS Ev~e · Ia ' d~y 1 ~upt. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' -~---~:-:--:-:':'-:'~41 st.o~ing ABBIE AND S1Afl . · 'J ' I \ ' \ f l ... AIDENOURS . 1 THE SEWING CEttTER Frt·l 1: ,,,t;yuorum I ,, IUCS I"JHOUSE u- H""·•·IYORK HIO SER'JICIL! HO'II'PJS 1!/ /f; F. J. WALLACI, JEWELER I GO!GLEIN READY·MIX CO. ' EIERSB,ACif HARDWARE CD. Un~ I ca....bla HEINER's· •y! '. ' \ \ '· . . 1 ,1 · 1 \Va . "m'l ; · · :• .•'r ' •' .. ,. './:~~~.-- '_;,:.i. -~ . :J'lk / ~} ~ '1:' .... j oj•:: lf ~ --·r' r ' ·..;.··.J 'I.' ~. •• ~·%.,:;(: .\i~_··· ';!,\t.£i\-lt1li•.~···~) ·. ,-,fl!: ... ... I ~ ''~·'""' :liN 'UNKLJN' 'STQ'E .• ... lr lAIIURN VAN lUI• . :,< . '. :r.-:::::~-...., . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE LYONS MARkET tl% e!!Qill~l r ly v, T. HAMLIN ... ~unday, ~ "Kf!ltutk~ Fried Chi~" It H. RAWLINGS SONSCO. Yo~nc £\RAI'I(J:RS.., BUT sH£. .. ·-' ., 240 tllltttllit lt. Middl@pOH 992ol5i0 '! 1y MAIIOL.D ORAl . ROYAL OAK PARK """'I~ ev By Mlliiii.L ILOIIIl RAY RIGGSJ INC. Sunday Scbool a. m., Ger. Motnillf! Worship at II •· ' Supt. Worship service$ at 10:15 Supt.: Sunday Sclloo~ t:30 1. day and Wednesday from 12:30 ~ Butler, Supt.: Worship 111. E•ll!g•Uatio oervlte 7:30 p. 1with lhe Rev. Colllll. Tuelday 111. !tlorntul· Wcdllp, 10:• l. 18 11110 OST. Everyone 1ll!lo 11 IOI'Vtce I. 1m. Iii llNI lltd Ill.; Pray6t meelina, 7:30 p.m. evening at I. Woman's Society 111. EYI!tlll& 8enJee, T p. m.; ~ Soleace Service.... "Ohio't Oldt..t Dodge Dealer" 'l'lladQ; . Y(Jullg People's meelo at botne Of Alma 8111111, Prliyet mee111111. 1 p. m. Wed< Ill Mala St.. Pt. PleasllltMiddleport, Ohio !!!!18 _-r~ •· -• l!lntce, J!fklar, NO p. m. Wec•-,·day, 7:45 p. m. Mid- MMitt• Pra~er meeting, 7:4~ p.m. ~1'1< ,!:.,......,.1, ML Mlttu tl God- Week prayer service•. llacllit t'hareb o1 tile dly, Peoples semej, Jbida.- I'Nt •• -M lief. Jame. lllti!rltelcl, pastor , Ffalwoedo MeO!odist Cllarcll arena_ Stmday School p.m. Worsh1p afte!O . C1wtci - Rli•• .Paul !lUnday llchool •~u .. m.: WOJ"o , _ Pwl A. Cuto, pasw. frO!' a. m.· ~ II'OI'Iblp 101at ltft. Pllll T1ytot, IJ!eaker e" paslor; ~ ::-~~ lliiP oentct 11 a. IlL and 1:30 1sblp aervice, 10 a. m., every a. m.:' Evenlq servtee 7:30 p. eome. · m.; Guy ......,. .; p. rn. Ptaylll' 7,30 p. m. !otller SundMy. 1:45 p. m. jun. IlL; MJd.lelli Jlllty~ letviH. Niall 8etll...,. tlwrcll "' 1AMIL'i ltrJOIIEA't!Ol# Cburcb - :lltddlfpott. IUAda, \'CIIIIll People's day 1o a. m., John BaJ. 7•30 p. m. Wedllesday. Rev. ery Friday rughl Everyone wet. Mlddltport, Ohlo School t::lll a. m.. 8Uiday ..., ~. 1:110 P. m, P'rlday. le,. Sullt. Mm M. Wolf~. pu!lr. Gllllll. IWtldMUIQ BlDg servo 1:30 p. m. Wed!Mi- 1111~ Chrd tl God rereel Ru Mtlllodllt eiiMoll IIIIIIUII Ch...., el lilt No 111 day evenJII .,....,ej f:IIO P· • lie•. JJoVld llheete, pastor. -Sutlday &!hoot t a. m., Mta. IINM - SUhdat ill! Mot t •110 Pastor, Cbaa. ·W. ltogera. Sunday SchOOl 10 1. m.; Evag. Fred Ne•,., Supt. Worship JJI' -.; MorDta, Wohblp 10:41 to I -- } no::c:-iei': gellsllc 7:31! YOUIIj! vie!, 10 a_ 1D. Rev. Wetldell m.; li!vaft8@listic servll.'e N!i 1,'6'~m. • r • PI!Ojllt £ndalfor. 7:30 p. m. Btutltr, ,.sttr. p. m.; Mldlte!lt Pray11r 11rvtct 1 Churck 111111 Office Sllppliet-Gi/tl pastor. Sllllday 8t!llool, 1::19 · , WP~~nesd'"' Jlra.1er meelillg Chester Methodist Cllardl - 7:4& p. m. Wednt!ldAy WI l'itl All tlotttJtl Prdlltljltjonl m.; Worsblp ~~lOt~ , 7:30 p. ru. Batutday. Worship WYII.'e •1 I 1. at: IJntiiM Cll•tl!ll fi lie Ia · ~~ 992-2958 i'oill@tb1 -~IMl m.; . • • '; "'""•"opal , Sunday SchOll at 10 a. m. arent Rev. A. E. Miller, ·» p m l!lm"JOM •~,come ""t"-" · W . g t ~ 1111 ... , 11e~1 j GrtCJ ~I Cbare~ ' Pearl Celli<!, pallot. Mrl. Aid Pl•tor; Robetl i!tflwlrt, u fto Mrs. !IIISJ~ \\lfndoll of Hernt.f. _ D.A.V. Jan, Clftrter 8ectmd I'Ommy - 1'l1e llev. Ch<lrles Spencer: Supt. School Suncay School lOb, is witll .her brotllllld Pllllei'OJ, Ma11011. Spnnsored I'll!~ . Rector. Sunday Morn. ileatlt lllot!IOfttn dntdl. 1\n. t.ao a. tn ... Morning WOI'shlp er. Mr. Harlev Koemg .. 5U~PLY bJ Vrencll Cll)' Baptist Cburoh m~ Prayer 111!1 Sermon. 9 a.m. Ma> Donahue. pastor. J oc ~ 10.30 •·. m.. N.Y.P.S. 6.30 .P· . Mrs. 1. o. MCCoy YoSited hi!r "Mem.b~r of !hellig3" Gel pcO. Atlilllllld lfllll 8.' B llecb!lt, Churob l!ct1lldl $till!., lit. f!~angellstlc SeHII.'e, 7.30 . sister. near Charleston '""'"' Furniture and ApplloiiCel General Merchandise IDC. ..u ll t. ...___ ., ~ "'llll ..., • IChurch Sr.hool, » 38 a.m.; Wot· p. m.: Prayer meettna WoO· .., . 1 B. 'OOeY. ...,....,,pasO!' I ..elel(lriJJ" ....... - 1••p S" ·ce tO ·"'J a* ...... ••sd • 30 .,. Gllftler1 Ob1o 0.....0. .....~ S •• 11 ill 1 -u• . '" ervt · .,. ·"'" "'""" u< ay, " Mr. 'nd Mrs. James Smith of Tuppers Plains 667-3280 Phone 985-3801 .........., - - et'llrJ """"'· •• · eme ''"""'· pastor. odiot Voutb Fellowolllp, I p.m.: ,. p. m. •-• · · · S p. in. l'tt!acllllla ~ tho . Worsbtp oet.iee 1:3111. m. ; Sun- Ollicial Board meeting nrst rl!lt#.l!tJOI..., , ChariPslon . catl"d on Mrs. Matth Sunday of each month. Iday School 10:30 a. m. 'ioutb Sunday 01 monlll, 7,3o p.m.; I'IDieeo8tll ~saembly, Route : ry .RrPd •nd Mn Norman Mr· MI. Mariah Baptist Cbarc~- Fellowship S:30 p. m.: Boys WSCS, se<lond MmldAI' of 124-- Rev Paul E. Jones, pal': I Cam. . . ' ~of Fourtb and Mam St., ~ m .; Evening service, 7:30 p. th 1.30 . l!llllllldr (.'lt. lor. !Iunday !lcbool 10 a. m. ., Dmna and Charles Wilham WHITE SIIJWING MACHINE8 1 ltldatiiJ WIIICIII.-B!IIee eJi4 SftWI Mid~ Rev. Nyle Borden. and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. ~:.n s~cond r~::'~day ; Clla& It, IIIOI'thip, Wedntsdty ind Na<sar have boen vi<iting Mr. "Qutllft~ Fa&Hcsltl/iJMnillnu·l'rlctt'~ 1 .·•• •• mtnisrer. Sunday Sch..l 9 30 a. m.. 2nd and 4th Sundays: Youth llllrd Wecluel!day; Alternocm Ctf. Cla7· and Mrs. Osear Babeock al 88 lllill S!. Middleport 99UMO 118 N1 Second .• Mlddk!part m. Al'nold Richards . Supt. 10:30 Choir, S:30 p. m. Wednesday. elt, foortb fhlll'toder altllrnooa: 'nit Pe*teoollal Ollare- Mllf. Long Bottom. a. m. Morning WorshiP Prayer Meellng, 7:30 p. Ill. chOft ptal!tfl!t, fledl!esdfl. illtport - Iouth 3rd Ave. , Rev ~lr<. llrne<t Ba~ r lsamed Naomi Baptist Cburcb _ 1W~dnesday. Lft1f1 tralll Methodlll II. 1.. llarretl, flistor : ~unday cal palient al the Holzer Hospi· . lltmday School 9 ;;a a. m.; Wor- j Mommg Star EVB Churcll - Cbarae Jame8 F. Early, pas- School 10 • ·. m.: Sunday even- tal at Galhfl1llis. I .up II a. rn.; Wednesday, 71Rev. Menzel Srnltb, pastor: lor - LET .\liT fALLII ~. Wor· Ina evongehlt~< oenlce. 7 30 1· Mr<. Mildred Jjp..y i' visit· "E6er~hi1lg in l!ordioart" . p. m., Prayer service. Sunday Schllfll, 9 45 a. m., Roy •h1p. 7 30 p. m. Sunday 11• , . ftlol Wlldllftday Bohle Study ong her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. 892-3284 Middleport Road - Rev. Clyde Hinton,. Van Meter . Supt., l!llrl llllulet, eept 2nd SUhdiJI 1 Cliorcn 1:It p, til. • llaturd8y mght Pray. I Ernest Rnhr. ; POmeroy,,Ohio' ' I 1 11 7 30 pastor: Sunday School 9 30 a Ass'L: Mnrnmg lillf8hip, 10 41 81lhool. I Ill a. m. Kund•y. ill Wflllhlll P m. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Me· ' ( .LOTH .1 m.; Ralph Carl. Supt. Sunday a m; Prayfr meeltfiJ, ?·liD p, 11!41 letYict, I all I. m,, tnd Cain. Sherry and Faith, and so ' I tYY ... w,...hip servoce 10 :to a. m.. fllo. . Thursday Youtb Fellewship Sunday of month. ~~liT L& MWitlltm f'll'lll Uniled "'""' Mrs. Mary need atlended com• II . V , li . .. ·, , ., ·. • ~· , . ·, :·. 1 1 tflid 7:30 p. m. allernotelv 7·30 p. m. Sunday. · . TI\R1 - Wnl'llhlp, 8 p. m.. 2nd IIYitl'llt lillweh ~ Rev How· mencement exenis<• of theSe· W~lt Main !It, J19}1)eroy Xllki'.!!IIIUWW~ · •.. , ~~~~ · Prayer meeting Wednesday at Lottrtdp IWR Cbarcb - ·' end 4th 'fhurllllavo ; Clturcb lf'G •UIIJlf.lt, ~a•tor: ~unday I nior clnss of Nursing of Hol~er, , • , ' . .. lll'lll-,lifl . ,.. . .f l . Uo p m. Jtev. Jach VoUilfl, paslnr· Soh011l; 9·30 a m. Sund"' ~JI· 8ohll01 UO un. James Huch· ! llospilal. •t the G•llia Acado luppolt IIi~ cnnrch of your Cllpic(." ' .. .,. '' l(@)'!!J.Ii Cbapol - Worsbtp ~•. or' cy School 9 41. a. fit, I'Ll!: OH0\11;! - Wotshijljr 8 p. lhUG, Supt.: 111::~1 a. 10. Wn' 1ony High School and the reCEp· · ------~· '::--~"!"""'~· '""!"""'....;.·..;·--'""'\'·-~:""":~·-~ eehirc, .each Sunnay, 9 15 a. Russell Arclti!r, 8upl. lluntlllJ Ill., I!! I!MI 3rd 'I'IIUHdays; ship: r.:4& p. m. Yt; Wed., 6 :JJI ' lion at Davi• HaiL Their niece ··~· ·,..·Attend fhe C'/lurc~'of to11f Cholet m.,· &inda• School 10 a. m.. worship, 10 t5 a. m. and 7 30 L'llllf•~ School, ~ 30 a. m. Sun- Ip. m. _lUll . lor Choir : 7 p. m. Sen. and granddollghter ' Mi" Shar· ·. . BAllE'. 'I .•• ., . r ... . 1 · Yotrth·,Suvtce 615 p. m. Even p. m. altern•tely. .Sible Study day GREAT BEND - Wor oor Olioit. on Frocker, was anwng the I' ft . ., lilg WOI'Wlp 7 p. m. tach Sun- and prayer iervl~. Ill.,,... .til~ I aiJ I . Ill .• Ill lnd 3rdl ltfMflllf first United Preo· gradnat". ~ IJ4/li'f.l,o/(;ood1Jf'l!rtd 1 , • , ,. •, . i , ,, ay. lor, 7 30 p. m. II'Mn.811~' !lllti!Ufyt 1 IJitUIIIh lk'IIOo!. 10 to b!'lflllft Churrh - Rev . Lm· Mr. Char < . "'sa rilAS re· Huntlnatollf w.V'l, ·· · ~~ ·. mMea. ,. . Ohio Flll•iin . Geopri 111111toa - !'hri•llan EI!OO!vor. 730 p.lll. a. m. Sunday MUIISE CRAI'Ill. son H 81ebblns. .nastor \Vnr t•orned t • ··· from !he Holzer ·' , , .: ' . ., , , . <- ·'· .in ,,._.•f't, . . . \ ••tlilll jllivenville lid.; L. Jrd Salurdaf of Mill. ...INUnlp, II i.m., J.:iiii!G 3rcl ship ~ i. Iii.; Sunday School, Hospital aL · llipolis. L.--....;--~-"!.~.~":""'·~--....;....;:·..;.;.;·.,..~,:;··,...~.• · "'·•. ~.~0:~--j-J Cll!are~, . ·- . . . . . . . MI'M........ ~ .. 1 · ~YI ~~ fit,.. ':U.:! W~s, 'rl1*'· ' "ASOLINE ALLEY I II ' !' ' I H • ' .r, BUNNY ..,.. ~ ~ �. ' ' ·•· ·, I I .' • ~ , for iOoM -~ and 1111.lum-"\1 2 SIGNS tQd ·~Ia -Ill lllil up. Pbone Rowle! and Reed, t9Ml'l6, alter 4 p. lor 111, phone ~-357l . . 42Sife ROOM llllluridsiMid apartment 1D PomeroJ. Pb. WU31S. 1111 :servi·ces '. OF QUALRY · Poine~y Motor 1959 OLDSMOBILE ,. Co. 4-Door Local owned, low milealo, ' ,_. . NOW IS THE TIME-·-.and HERE I:S THE PL4CE TO $T. -larpenter . $$9S l~tetL~cl•:t wbtte finiSh, power steering, brakes, automaia~c, ra a · beater. This ear must be seen to be apprec t • . 98 ... ,ftxi'Ye ... original Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, 1967-9 ----------------- SHARP - - - CLEAN NEW CAR TRADE-INS II ONI Of' IHt 1962 OLDSMOBILE $f95 . • Do V-8 tomalle trans. Radio and beater, good tire~ l:fu~ove':!"white~~nisb, sharp, seat coven, power oteerlng an Social News NICEST PEOI'&.Id .. .CALL DICK RAWLINGS brakes, real Dice bwlings HondiS1III Pomeroy Motor Co. Rtet &tete For S.le ..• .• OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO EVINRUDE For : Last .l WYN151 MIDDUPORT, OHIO end Found lhST blae'k wide rim glasses ~n black leatber case. Reiward Phone 94!1-7122. ; • 71SS!e S.les 1nd Service RADIATOR Ohio Boat •ncl Motor SERVICE SCHWARZf!L,MARINE LlclnM Mr. and Mrs. William Lewson, Mike, Pat, Glen and Cher· yl, were in Charlestn where they attended the reunion or me mbers of Mrs. Lawson's ~radu ating class from hi g h Sehool. They also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B,e r t Withro w and other relatives. Mrs. Wilda Mae Wiseman of Xrr u who spent several days in t:ds area, visited with her pm nts, Mr. and Mrs. E a r I Starkey on day t he p a s t week. SPECIALS 1966 Chevrolet - •.. Good Value-Rated .Transportation Corvair. 4 Dr. H.T. Radio and H~ater, Auto. Trans. 1966 Dodge - - Catalina Pontiac -~895 Earl Starkey was the guest speaker lor the Jackson Coun· ty Grange banquet held at the Scioto School building south Jackson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pickett, Jr and son of Holywood, Fl' .. have been spending a vacation here with hiS mother, Laura Pickett Krebs and other re!, lives. A family gathering was held in their honor with the following relatives present· I Mr. and Mrs. Errol Picl<ett end Rickll, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett and Lana, Dayton : Mrs .. Do" MrR!ane. Debbie, Doug, r.nd Randy of Long Beach, Col- ' - ~595 Monaco 2 Dr. Hard Top. Radio and Heater. Auto. Trans. Centre console and floor shift. VInyl upbol· stery and bucket seats. Hard Top. Smart bright red finish with red vinyl bucket seats. This is an extra clean car inside and out and shows best of care. Four on floor 1965 Dodge - - - $1995 Grand Prix Pontiac· ~695 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyll Auto. Trans. Low Mileage. 65 Star Chief Pontiac 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio and heater. 1964Ford brakts, pDWif otoorln1, radio, wlolw tlrH, ~lua flnlab with blue Interior, lhow1 good clrt _ V.e, 1Utomttle1 power $1795 - -- LIOAL NOTICI POl IALI The teal eatata of GlaJdl e. Atlh worth, dteeued. lltua\1 fa Lebanu Towna}Up. Help Couat)-, Ohio, d• BAILEY'S NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS. FOR CARRIERS .crlbed ll foUoWJt SUua~ in the Tawn~bJp SUNOCO GIVES YOU BAILEY'S RESTAURANT aot aold wlllcll contaiDt tilt burl11l · .AN OPPORTUNITY tround 20 fHt aquare 11 NMJ'Yed and plac. 211 E. Main PHONE 992-3974 Pomeroy Dally 5:30AM to 1:30 P-Sunday 7:00 to 7:00 • .. Contact Faye M•nley Middleport &IN• .. throUJh and our 1~ pnm11 Tbvra Ia aim eODft)'ed tbe oae-laalt acre referred to In a deed from W. H. KIYH• et al,. to I>&Yld C, AlbworLh. dated Juna 2, 192f, and nt!OJ'decl lr DANCE .. Vol. 123. Pap W Melfi Coaat;r DHd Beeordtl. &xcepUn1 therefrom !4 .... ..11 ft)'ed to Albert .nd ShirleJ Appleb) deed ncont.d 1111 VoL _, PIJt 23D and VoL 177. Pate tU). " <•• Air Condilioned Comfort Alto mbJect to u hlthw., 1111! ment contalninl 4.07 acru to thj SATURDAY, JULY 15 9 P.M. till A.M. State of Ohio, VoL IU, p_. 113 KeLt• CowatJ Deed Becord11. Subject to ·flow.,. • ........,. tct tb t Allen LM King ' Ulllted State.. *' .... Reference Detcb VoL -'5. Melja Counb' Deod Reeordl. Will be olfenl for JaJe at tbt Cilll!llle• ~ N; .-J~:.~:rs ol :::roW", Crow .. Porter, Attozu y, A. M at LaW", PomerGJ, ObiD at 10:00 PomerQy Ec:~gles Club .,.quat; SatttrdaJ, a 1SJIS7, The prop ~ ,. --. btl ..ad for ue aDd aUIJJee Nta\e taPa fot 1..,, Tho wu appralllcl at 't1.800.00 p;..,;e;:t, Pomeroy, Ohio Memben. & Guesls Only I Lewla VanCooneJJ &oaet.be• Wilh a riJht of way for IDCNit and · • •· ·· · IN I, • or 11 In order to re atb aa14 1SUJtal lot . I Ltban. Delightful home cooked food served to please all of the family. You'll love jt! Make a date for this Weekend. IN MIDDLEPORT. i I,.,. et on, MeiJ• COunty, Oblo. bfND4ed. an~ described u folloWI: BeJ.q 48 and cu. 100 acrea of land, DI.Ortl or leu, altuat. e4 lo Ranp 11, 'hwn l, · lkctlon 22, and No. 6f0, except tlllt out of the above dea-erlbe4 Pl'tDLIIu a tract ol :;;,:~:r~~~..:;··~;·"~kll \baa "'' 1 ~lue ir · ·•1 ia : Mr . and Mrs. Ch a..1es 1 lntorlar, lhor, HOLIDAY - ur. .. , ' • ., 61 CADILLAC COU,. DE VIJ.L. .. 1 · 1 , .. , BUICK PONTIAC v.a, auto., power Full power, ·auto. trans. 992·5342 GMC TRUCKS CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE GMAC FINANCING POMEROY, OHIO . . •• Pomeroy ·-·-- .. 1.. • 'L Request aFamily Car gsuury • ' KARR & VAN VANDT .. , .. So"t'al N'ews ~- ·· \ 60 Oldituper 18 $495 4' Door . $491 OPEN EVENINGS UNtiL 8:00 BLAETTNARS "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 4 Door Full power 2 dr. Sedan. Original black finish like new. Custom all . ,v1mv1 interior. 6 cyl. automallc shift ,, R. H. Rawlings Sons Co~· · n2'9·5 ,.I 'ltry nice car 160 Buick 59 Old$ Holiday Coupe $495 62 Mercury Comet - - $795 owner. Pull powor-"'ulpmont, ~llllto, WI•IW 11-. ttn.... llou, l '\ Cheek The•e "Ai·l-" Spedab , ' 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. One $]295 l:tnbs, pow.r at..rint 4 dr. Sedan. Belong to local teacher, ~ne local owner. Power steering, power brakes, automatic trans. ;. Slides were shown and a sp•c.. 88 S. SecCind Ave. i•l service was held at the CarMiddleport, 0. penter Baptist Church foll owing a fellowship supper Sunday eve· r. ing. Guest speaker was Is aae ,"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! W ag lc!e n~o . vradu nt-=- studont at ~ ~ Ohio University, who Is a na· Kin .• 1 Juniors, · Mrs. Uber and Rev. ti ve or Kenya, Africa. Uber. Refreshments. were serv- i Edward Mattox, M•dina, Mr. / ed each afternoon by the ladies , and Mrs. Frank Bennett. St. or lhe church. . -Albans, W. Va., and Mr. and I ' Mrs. Weber WoOd, who has :\Irs. Jack Howells of Columbus been ill is sorn_ewhat_,~tter and were guests of ('lr. and Mrs. • Mr. ar,.1 Mrs .. WLI!Lam King id slayrng at horne of her dau- , Robert Mattox and his mother, had as rertnl vrs1tors. Mr. and ghtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King. Mt'. Elmer Mattox. Mrs. Rolph Carr of V1rglnra Mr. ond Mrs. Wayne Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cum- Beach, VlrglnLa. and daughters, Sandra, Linda, . mlngs or Jackson and Mrs. Han- Mr. ond Mrs. Bob Damron ; and Karla were Sunday dinner nnh C:re~or.v or Rarlcliff called and family of Ea•t Bank, W. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger ar the home of the latt•r's va .. and Mr. Kenneth Holbrook Young. brother-in-law and sister. Mr. ! of ~ew Hnve• vi•ite<i reN'•rtly Mr. and Mrs.'Norrnan and Mrs. F.rn Gillogly on Sun· with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Den- and family attended the Wood- :1 aa.v afternoon. ron. man's picnic at Meigs County Ahoul 50 members and ~nests . Mr. and Mrs. William Murray Fairgrounds, Sunday. 1 , ..., 1uto. trath, hwtr Catalina Pontiac - $1195 Corvair 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and heater, Very good. 1959 Oldsmobile MONTEREY 2 DOOR SEDAN Harley Davidson. M50 Sport model. This ill brand new cycle, from America's most popular rnakel' "'rs ' 1963 Chev'rolet ~- - Essex and children and Ad rian Fisher or Columbus, ' ~' rs. Maude Holcomb, Mr. and t.' ·s. Everett Holcomb. P a m, ' Mercia and Billy and Mrs. Laur;, Krebs and Bilf. local and M <. Ruth Swisher of Radcllfl. Mrs. Addle Shaw and Mrs. Ray Slck!es 'of New Marshfield . r' ll ed on Mrs: Mural Galaway. Other visitors Included h e r ~rerdchlldren. Mrs. D'vld II oodrum ~nd children ol Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. James Petty and children of McArth- ,,! COuPi! ' $1195 Motorcycle - -- -, - $1 Spl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1. 500 XL 2 DOOR H.T. . 190 VI tftglno. Croi&O.o-MIIIc tr•n•., , .. wor otoorlnt, ll1hl bluo w!th ~lua vinyl Interior 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Radio and Heater. Std. Trans. 4 Dr. Sedan - l I 62 OLDS 88 · 63 MERCURY 1963 Mercury - - • $CJ99 '. Full power, blue with 1 COME TO ctOOL ,, 225 4 DOOR H.T. 63 Ford Galaxie 2 dr., Hard Top. This is the top of the line In Pontiac and sold for over $5,000.00 &l)d this one is superb - -$1695 64 BU1CK LeSABRE 2-DOOR HARDTOP Mustang V8 - - • $2295 1965 Dodge - - 1965 Chevrolet 64 BUICK Dr. Sedan. It belonged to local retired railroad man and s~~k:s~the very best of care. It has power steering, power b1 and turbo bydramatlc. Very sharp car Charger 2 Dr. Sport Coupe. Rlldio and Heater. Auto. Trans. Center Contole and Floor Shift. · .• fromfiAT . I • 1 Visit Fulton-Thompson ! FOR AU YOUR Farm Machinery Needs t I -IN STOCK- 1 1: e NEW AND USED WAGONS 1 ' n: the Mt. Union Church enjoy- : are announcing the birth of a I ed a I 1 e NEW AND USED PLOWS ( e NEW AND USED MOWERS Rer·realion Park Saturday eve- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edoimz. I ward Gpl~'7:inskv of Free 1n11d, e NEW AND USED BLO.WEIS ot nef!r Ft. Smith, A.rk ., have rc;.y and t"e l:~te DP. na ~r 'l :Til\' ·1 F • ( s W1ntecl To Buy Mr. e NEW AND USED TRACTORS II D • f a p a •:I I b, II B s s I....__GOOD PRICE ON BALER TWI_NE..... Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales _ _. . : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; : __ _ picnic at the Kyger Creek ; son, William Christopher. Grand· : and Mrs. Frank Warren Pa. , and Mrs. ·Elizabeth Mur· Dorcas News Notes POMEROY 992-5101 YOUR MASSEY-FERGUSON DEALER "Sure S~n of Ouali~" 41 124 Sedan 124 Station 33 Used Cars & Trucks to Choose From. FOR THE lEST DEAL SEE US NOW S•l••m•n - Emerson Jon•• • CIIH Phillip• • Eddie Fife - Dan Thompsoq Wagon THIS WEEK'S SPECiilL been visiting at the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1'born· his son-in-law and da u~ hl er. Mr. berry and twin daughters and - - ' - - - - - - - end Mrs. Robert Bishop. Mr. . son of Marion, visited recentl)l By EDNA KNOPP Whether it's a trip to the. moon or a jaunt to the supermarket, these two ..out.. • • Warren has now entered Unl· · with Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. .Mr. and Mrs. John McSwer· of-thi s-world'' cars are fun, With stretch-out comfort for five •. . spa~e for all versily Hospital at Columbus 1 Vlsiling with Mr and Mrs g1an and two sons of New Cum· their luggage. Fast-action pickup and performance ..• cu~e-hUIJII~ ·rOido­ Gal. 500, 2 Door Hard Top, 8 cyl. A. to. trans. and has undergone major sur· I N. s. While are Mr.. White's berland. W, Va., apent lhe 41h ability . •• up-to-35-mp&oconomy on regular gasoline.- Safirt)' too, wll~ Ia,.. . Ra~lo and heater, wls tires gery. daughter and gra•dchildren with Mrs. Esther West, diameter dis·c brakes on all four wheels and 17 othu Nft:tt features. And, Mrs. H. B. Pickett and Mr. • from Elizabethton. Tenn. and Billy Cornell, ! 24 ''extras .. at no e.tra cost. •, and Mrs. Robert Pickett and Mr. 'LaRue of Parb!rsburg, Steve Daily, l¥bo is employ. You're kin& of !hi rood ~lth Fiars124s. Pick one aut ~GNr. -, family of Pomeroy called to 1showed films at the Carleton ed In Cleveland, spent the re• see M" Laura Krebs. Mrs. H. i Church Wcdnesday evening. Icent holiday wllh his parents, 8 Plcl<ett. who had spent the Mr. Torn Burnside and Miss Mr. and Mr•. Floyd Dailey. ; past several months In Florida, ' Karen Johnston were married! Recent auests of Mu ~p Country Sedan, 4 Door, Station Wagon, 8 cyl. was enroute home. ISaturday. Those al1endng from 1were Roald Moyers II of SindAuto~ trans. Radio and heater, power steering ~ 1 Mile Above Tht Silver a~ In Ktllll~::•. 0. Mrs. Wilma Huff of Dayt<ln this community were hfs bar· wlch, Dl., and Dr. Ron~d -Mo• ond Mrs. Zelia Weyand or Co- eniS, Mr. and Mrs. Harold j Kenzie of Melbourne, 6,000 OR. 6 MONTHS WARRANTY ..,. lumbus soent the week with : Burnside, Mr. all(t"il!rs. Dwlflhl i11. They IIJ'e llludenll II Paland Mrs. Currnent Fsher, Gal· week wllh Mr. and Mrs. J«Q! their mothe/, Mrs. Genevra , Carl. Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. ,mer C.C. at Davenp<irt, Iowa. hpolis. While. Foster. . Mr. *nd Mrs. .Rllier ., Young, Jlon Is reiUrnlng to Austraba ON THE SPOT FINANCING The Friendship Farm CounJohn Proffitt recently ~ Rev. and Mrs. Merhn Teets Mrs. COI'IIe Hudson and Mr. after spending lour years in tbe ell met recentlY at the horne 1 vacalioo wilh hia brother;' of Ironton visited her parents, Dana ·Mu.+iy." . Untied s\atea. · · }'011 Alteafl• Pau Lell At o1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theiss. Jesse J'rofnt. · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sto u ~-1 Vlsitln~ ·with Rev, and ' .Mrs. lolr. and Mrs. Pon~d DOrsi · ' ~ .· Present were lolrs. Esther . Charlie Rife Is coollned ..ta... Mr. and Mrs. )lay Stout and Clyde lilnlon, fa tlu!lr -.n, Mr. of Gallipolis visited with Mrs. We1t, Mr. Wayne Roush, Mary Veter8118 Hospital at Lexingl66ja lamily of Charleston were re-1 and Mfs. Roy H)nlon and laml- Tbelma Walton on Tueaqay. ·. . . . . and Edison Roush, liora "Qnd Mrs. DoMI~ Wooten . ll'~"l' l Ky. :~d . cent guests at the Stopt .horne. of Florida:. , . 1Their daughters remli'*' for a Andy Cross, Mary Kay and Gene adn Rusty and Mrs. 0. M. Rile Ladies of lly~"'•ille "Cirutit . Mrs. Gene Jeffers er.terlain· Mrs. Georgia .Thoma. w h ollppger yjsll witb \their 8fand· ..J I .. .Yoat, Artie and l'lul &!Den, called on Mr. and Mrs. Day. mel Wednes~ay for tbelr re(lfj! ed with a s1o[k shower on FtJ· a paralylle alroke; Is mother. . · ·I IKI · . lioU ' Joldna •· i Otis Knnpp, M r ~· Canode. lar July meeting. Present faY evening In honor or Mrs. somewb81 lm)!roved anCI 1.1 al l Mr. and Mrl. Oll!t Knopp Claire Carver, East Liverpool, Mr. and lolrJ. JeiTV Bowen ol eluded President PhyUia W"!!t ·Cilllon Fraley, · Jr, <IHer..dati&llter, -Mt-. Monday nl~t with Mr. .,.. . 1 wo and Mii Robert Jolddle and Paul Cross, Chuckle I Canal Winchemer, Mr. and Mrs. en, vice P'l!•id<mt ~l~fe PlisJt, Greenlees) of Mann, W. Va. Leo King. . Mrl, Dietl Sleinlt llld . vaealiM ancr ehlldren. ' ' and ~usan YOJI, Joy l(ay and IRaymond ThomM ~nd son~·.· se<ll~l'l' • ~easvrer Gr ' .91t tending weN Mr1. Dennl1 , R!'Y"llftd Mra. V,ber and Gallipolis. parenll Mr, lild Mra. Eirneat · Edward Theiss and ·diulhltr · Lorrie Theiss and Billy Cornell. IS1ev!e ~d Larry of Lima sponl Turner an11 Mllllllt. ·film~ _Mrs. Dale Dye, Mrs.. l!lt;~ , of Wellaton, . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weal oi l J~. Their """• Bemafd; J!atly, apent tbe week wll Di81:US8ion waa · one f!ll'mers , Sundav w•th Mrs Faye Wood Glo•'• HaniM. AmriP. Cli.ne tt)t• Mrs. Mary Jord Btbi~" IK'hoOlat Houslo!i, Texas, are spendinq Jr cauaht lhil p;'U, .ptg al \llarlea ·'l'heiu anci ehildre~ plapnlng tltelr va~atlons, The and Mrs. My.rta Rife,. ~~~1le , R~P!l., ~lon . Turner. EJ .and Jane,,·Mrs. B o. n n I e July 3 Ill July' week wlltl hll . Ialiier i Jqly Clh eei~B~tlon at Ra· Jioonie returfted to Pataskal~ majority chose IlL• ~ew !;rtg· ' ~amela, Jackie ~na David Pric-e .had ~oiiOnal '· read! ~ .. '~j,~:~~~a;nd Kathy, Mra. . ment ,was ql . Clem and Dale · He bat nalll1f4 lhe P,l. Toe to. spend the week Wltb Mrs. land States for vacalloninR. Re- White. of Westerville spent a, llllf pl)illll Wf,l'l' made lor a · , '. ; and d&Uibter, .was _Mrs: · and :1Ytll ·1~vt~(i'·m lhe 'l",dwud Tllijsl. . fre~meniS of copklea 'nd tee .ne.v supper to be h~ld at ,.. · (~~Mrs: , Mendal . , f his andtli!!lli' )lal'llo . , . LTe,m,'cqjfee and lee~ ~a were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her· chu,r:~tl July) $,. . , . '•· i; t lr! cr~~· Jull .~~• . Cl' . ·~) ,.,. I . Fayo . ' . held . .• ~r~ed br the hOlies!. B~nnle ry Wolle. . . ' . ' I Mil,. ~1111!1 Rilf Gt. ,j]allllJl1h . Mrs. A a . . ... . , · Ut01r Theiss. Next meeting will ~ i Mr. artl , Mrs. H,al'!lld WoiQin and ·:Mr. ;!ll(j• Mn . Ridtard Ll!t. 1 . 1lnd .1011, lbi lUI Wilek, ~rent~ dinner at the Jhfi Brown ot !:oeeton!J' and Mr. and . Mrs. ,Rile sp~nt a weekend In Ak~ ,, M and · Bellsv~n~n, farlil llt Wells~. , : ( . ., Geor.,, Wal~Drt qf Steubenville. ' visltirig Mr. and Mrs,· Jim., . ~ •Kar N e w-1 Ml'· and Mrs. tharles Hupp . we~ 1 11'~k.llrid, lileats of Mr!. Dale , Rile .imd Mr. ~ml Mit' SliM!, Jl f,C k J and f&mll\' ~~ C'1illlcoth• ~~ 1Thelma Walton. . ~nd .laJI~:·~>~ bollllnd flltll. •tlif 4th "111111' I.!Le Robert Prolntl · Mrl. NeU of wm iJt 'Piolllti jt ~1)11. I f8lJilly, . ._ , ' 1 1963 FORD S89S "7" "_~ 1 SPRING AVE. More new Fords are being Sold than ever before. Got to make Room· for more trade-ins. 1962 FORD - 1 SJ95 ·SMITWS FIAT SALES & -sERVICE Point Rock Society Notes KElT. H GOBLE FORb. u-- c·ar·. :t .MI"dd,le'port· I I a 1 h u; Feeds ' * Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run.Flour Mills Ph911e . ~-~U$ Mulberry Ave. ~troy, Ohio ., ·- ~· 1 · 1 eous!~!i. Jt m, 'Mrs. Ecfith Grimm o~ · 1 tither, .a ol Mr. ' apeNIU. • Waitt'• vae~1tloilr'*lt.!JI .. ' • ' !· �. ' ' ·•· ·, I I .' • ~ , for iOoM -~ and 1111.lum-"\1 2 SIGNS tQd ·~Ia -Ill lllil up. Pbone Rowle! and Reed, t9Ml'l6, alter 4 p. lor 111, phone ~-357l . . 42Sife ROOM llllluridsiMid apartment 1D PomeroJ. Pb. WU31S. 1111 :servi·ces '. OF QUALRY · Poine~y Motor 1959 OLDSMOBILE ,. Co. 4-Door Local owned, low milealo, ' ,_. . NOW IS THE TIME-·-.and HERE I:S THE PL4CE TO $T. -larpenter . $$9S l~tetL~cl•:t wbtte finiSh, power steering, brakes, automaia~c, ra a · beater. This ear must be seen to be apprec t • . 98 ... ,ftxi'Ye ... original Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, 1967-9 ----------------- SHARP - - - CLEAN NEW CAR TRADE-INS II ONI Of' IHt 1962 OLDSMOBILE $f95 . • Do V-8 tomalle trans. Radio and beater, good tire~ l:fu~ove':!"white~~nisb, sharp, seat coven, power oteerlng an Social News NICEST PEOI'&.Id .. .CALL DICK RAWLINGS brakes, real Dice bwlings HondiS1III Pomeroy Motor Co. Rtet &tete For S.le ..• .• OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO EVINRUDE For : Last .l WYN151 MIDDUPORT, OHIO end Found lhST blae'k wide rim glasses ~n black leatber case. Reiward Phone 94!1-7122. ; • 71SS!e S.les 1nd Service RADIATOR Ohio Boat •ncl Motor SERVICE SCHWARZf!L,MARINE LlclnM Mr. and Mrs. William Lewson, Mike, Pat, Glen and Cher· yl, were in Charlestn where they attended the reunion or me mbers of Mrs. Lawson's ~radu ating class from hi g h Sehool. They also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B,e r t Withro w and other relatives. Mrs. Wilda Mae Wiseman of Xrr u who spent several days in t:ds area, visited with her pm nts, Mr. and Mrs. E a r I Starkey on day t he p a s t week. SPECIALS 1966 Chevrolet - •.. Good Value-Rated .Transportation Corvair. 4 Dr. H.T. Radio and H~ater, Auto. Trans. 1966 Dodge - - Catalina Pontiac -~895 Earl Starkey was the guest speaker lor the Jackson Coun· ty Grange banquet held at the Scioto School building south Jackson recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Pickett, Jr and son of Holywood, Fl' .. have been spending a vacation here with hiS mother, Laura Pickett Krebs and other re!, lives. A family gathering was held in their honor with the following relatives present· I Mr. and Mrs. Errol Picl<ett end Rickll, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett and Lana, Dayton : Mrs .. Do" MrR!ane. Debbie, Doug, r.nd Randy of Long Beach, Col- ' - ~595 Monaco 2 Dr. Hard Top. Radio and Heater. Auto. Trans. Centre console and floor shift. VInyl upbol· stery and bucket seats. Hard Top. Smart bright red finish with red vinyl bucket seats. This is an extra clean car inside and out and shows best of care. Four on floor 1965 Dodge - - - $1995 Grand Prix Pontiac· ~695 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyll Auto. Trans. Low Mileage. 65 Star Chief Pontiac 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. Radio and heater. 1964Ford brakts, pDWif otoorln1, radio, wlolw tlrH, ~lua flnlab with blue Interior, lhow1 good clrt _ V.e, 1Utomttle1 power $1795 - -- LIOAL NOTICI POl IALI The teal eatata of GlaJdl e. Atlh worth, dteeued. lltua\1 fa Lebanu Towna}Up. Help Couat)-, Ohio, d• BAILEY'S NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS. FOR CARRIERS .crlbed ll foUoWJt SUua~ in the Tawn~bJp SUNOCO GIVES YOU BAILEY'S RESTAURANT aot aold wlllcll contaiDt tilt burl11l · .AN OPPORTUNITY tround 20 fHt aquare 11 NMJ'Yed and plac. 211 E. Main PHONE 992-3974 Pomeroy Dally 5:30AM to 1:30 P-Sunday 7:00 to 7:00 • .. Contact Faye M•nley Middleport &IN• .. throUJh and our 1~ pnm11 Tbvra Ia aim eODft)'ed tbe oae-laalt acre referred to In a deed from W. H. KIYH• et al,. to I>&Yld C, AlbworLh. dated Juna 2, 192f, and nt!OJ'decl lr DANCE .. Vol. 123. Pap W Melfi Coaat;r DHd Beeordtl. &xcepUn1 therefrom !4 .... ..11 ft)'ed to Albert .nd ShirleJ Appleb) deed ncont.d 1111 VoL _, PIJt 23D and VoL 177. Pate tU). " <•• Air Condilioned Comfort Alto mbJect to u hlthw., 1111! ment contalninl 4.07 acru to thj SATURDAY, JULY 15 9 P.M. till A.M. State of Ohio, VoL IU, p_. 113 KeLt• CowatJ Deed Becord11. Subject to ·flow.,. • ........,. tct tb t Allen LM King ' Ulllted State.. *' .... Reference Detcb VoL -'5. Melja Counb' Deod Reeordl. Will be olfenl for JaJe at tbt Cilll!llle• ~ N; .-J~:.~:rs ol :::roW", Crow .. Porter, Attozu y, A. M at LaW", PomerGJ, ObiD at 10:00 PomerQy Ec:~gles Club .,.quat; SatttrdaJ, a 1SJIS7, The prop ~ ,. --. btl ..ad for ue aDd aUIJJee Nta\e taPa fot 1..,, Tho wu appralllcl at 't1.800.00 p;..,;e;:t, Pomeroy, Ohio Memben. & Guesls Only I Lewla VanCooneJJ &oaet.be• Wilh a riJht of way for IDCNit and · • •· ·· · IN I, • or 11 In order to re atb aa14 1SUJtal lot . I Ltban. Delightful home cooked food served to please all of the family. You'll love jt! Make a date for this Weekend. IN MIDDLEPORT. i I,.,. et on, MeiJ• COunty, Oblo. bfND4ed. an~ described u folloWI: BeJ.q 48 and cu. 100 acrea of land, DI.Ortl or leu, altuat. e4 lo Ranp 11, 'hwn l, · lkctlon 22, and No. 6f0, except tlllt out of the above dea-erlbe4 Pl'tDLIIu a tract ol :;;,:~:r~~~..:;··~;·"~kll \baa "'' 1 ~lue ir · ·•1 ia : Mr . and Mrs. Ch a..1es 1 lntorlar, lhor, HOLIDAY - ur. .. , ' • ., 61 CADILLAC COU,. DE VIJ.L. .. 1 · 1 , .. , BUICK PONTIAC v.a, auto., power Full power, ·auto. trans. 992·5342 GMC TRUCKS CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE GMAC FINANCING POMEROY, OHIO . . •• Pomeroy ·-·-- .. 1.. • 'L Request aFamily Car gsuury • ' KARR & VAN VANDT .. , .. So"t'al N'ews ~- ·· \ 60 Oldituper 18 $495 4' Door . $491 OPEN EVENINGS UNtiL 8:00 BLAETTNARS "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" 4 Door Full power 2 dr. Sedan. Original black finish like new. Custom all . ,v1mv1 interior. 6 cyl. automallc shift ,, R. H. Rawlings Sons Co~· · n2'9·5 ,.I 'ltry nice car 160 Buick 59 Old$ Holiday Coupe $495 62 Mercury Comet - - $795 owner. Pull powor-"'ulpmont, ~llllto, WI•IW 11-. ttn.... llou, l '\ Cheek The•e "Ai·l-" Spedab , ' 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. One $]295 l:tnbs, pow.r at..rint 4 dr. Sedan. Belong to local teacher, ~ne local owner. Power steering, power brakes, automatic trans. ;. Slides were shown and a sp•c.. 88 S. SecCind Ave. i•l service was held at the CarMiddleport, 0. penter Baptist Church foll owing a fellowship supper Sunday eve· r. ing. Guest speaker was Is aae ,"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!! W ag lc!e n~o . vradu nt-=- studont at ~ ~ Ohio University, who Is a na· Kin .• 1 Juniors, · Mrs. Uber and Rev. ti ve or Kenya, Africa. Uber. Refreshments. were serv- i Edward Mattox, M•dina, Mr. / ed each afternoon by the ladies , and Mrs. Frank Bennett. St. or lhe church. . -Albans, W. Va., and Mr. and I ' Mrs. Weber WoOd, who has :\Irs. Jack Howells of Columbus been ill is sorn_ewhat_,~tter and were guests of ('lr. and Mrs. • Mr. ar,.1 Mrs .. WLI!Lam King id slayrng at horne of her dau- , Robert Mattox and his mother, had as rertnl vrs1tors. Mr. and ghtcr, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil King. Mt'. Elmer Mattox. Mrs. Rolph Carr of V1rglnra Mr. ond Mrs. Wayne Beat, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cum- Beach, VlrglnLa. and daughters, Sandra, Linda, . mlngs or Jackson and Mrs. Han- Mr. ond Mrs. Bob Damron ; and Karla were Sunday dinner nnh C:re~or.v or Rarlcliff called and family of Ea•t Bank, W. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger ar the home of the latt•r's va .. and Mr. Kenneth Holbrook Young. brother-in-law and sister. Mr. ! of ~ew Hnve• vi•ite<i reN'•rtly Mr. and Mrs.'Norrnan and Mrs. F.rn Gillogly on Sun· with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Den- and family attended the Wood- :1 aa.v afternoon. ron. man's picnic at Meigs County Ahoul 50 members and ~nests . Mr. and Mrs. William Murray Fairgrounds, Sunday. 1 , ..., 1uto. trath, hwtr Catalina Pontiac - $1195 Corvair 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Radio and heater, Very good. 1959 Oldsmobile MONTEREY 2 DOOR SEDAN Harley Davidson. M50 Sport model. This ill brand new cycle, from America's most popular rnakel' "'rs ' 1963 Chev'rolet ~- - Essex and children and Ad rian Fisher or Columbus, ' ~' rs. Maude Holcomb, Mr. and t.' ·s. Everett Holcomb. P a m, ' Mercia and Billy and Mrs. Laur;, Krebs and Bilf. local and M <. Ruth Swisher of Radcllfl. Mrs. Addle Shaw and Mrs. Ray Slck!es 'of New Marshfield . r' ll ed on Mrs: Mural Galaway. Other visitors Included h e r ~rerdchlldren. Mrs. D'vld II oodrum ~nd children ol Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. James Petty and children of McArth- ,,! COuPi! ' $1195 Motorcycle - -- -, - $1 Spl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1. 500 XL 2 DOOR H.T. . 190 VI tftglno. Croi&O.o-MIIIc tr•n•., , .. wor otoorlnt, ll1hl bluo w!th ~lua vinyl Interior 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Radio and Heater. Std. Trans. 4 Dr. Sedan - l I 62 OLDS 88 · 63 MERCURY 1963 Mercury - - • $CJ99 '. Full power, blue with 1 COME TO ctOOL ,, 225 4 DOOR H.T. 63 Ford Galaxie 2 dr., Hard Top. This is the top of the line In Pontiac and sold for over $5,000.00 &l)d this one is superb - -$1695 64 BU1CK LeSABRE 2-DOOR HARDTOP Mustang V8 - - • $2295 1965 Dodge - - 1965 Chevrolet 64 BUICK Dr. Sedan. It belonged to local retired railroad man and s~~k:s~the very best of care. It has power steering, power b1 and turbo bydramatlc. Very sharp car Charger 2 Dr. Sport Coupe. Rlldio and Heater. Auto. Trans. Center Contole and Floor Shift. · .• fromfiAT . I • 1 Visit Fulton-Thompson ! FOR AU YOUR Farm Machinery Needs t I -IN STOCK- 1 1: e NEW AND USED WAGONS 1 ' n: the Mt. Union Church enjoy- : are announcing the birth of a I ed a I 1 e NEW AND USED PLOWS ( e NEW AND USED MOWERS Rer·realion Park Saturday eve- parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edoimz. I ward Gpl~'7:inskv of Free 1n11d, e NEW AND USED BLO.WEIS ot nef!r Ft. Smith, A.rk ., have rc;.y and t"e l:~te DP. na ~r 'l :Til\' ·1 F • ( s W1ntecl To Buy Mr. e NEW AND USED TRACTORS II D • f a p a •:I I b, II B s s I....__GOOD PRICE ON BALER TWI_NE..... Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales _ _. . : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; : __ _ picnic at the Kyger Creek ; son, William Christopher. Grand· : and Mrs. Frank Warren Pa. , and Mrs. ·Elizabeth Mur· Dorcas News Notes POMEROY 992-5101 YOUR MASSEY-FERGUSON DEALER "Sure S~n of Ouali~" 41 124 Sedan 124 Station 33 Used Cars & Trucks to Choose From. FOR THE lEST DEAL SEE US NOW S•l••m•n - Emerson Jon•• • CIIH Phillip• • Eddie Fife - Dan Thompsoq Wagon THIS WEEK'S SPECiilL been visiting at the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1'born· his son-in-law and da u~ hl er. Mr. berry and twin daughters and - - ' - - - - - - - end Mrs. Robert Bishop. Mr. . son of Marion, visited recentl)l By EDNA KNOPP Whether it's a trip to the. moon or a jaunt to the supermarket, these two ..out.. • • Warren has now entered Unl· · with Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. .Mr. and Mrs. John McSwer· of-thi s-world'' cars are fun, With stretch-out comfort for five •. . spa~e for all versily Hospital at Columbus 1 Vlsiling with Mr and Mrs g1an and two sons of New Cum· their luggage. Fast-action pickup and performance ..• cu~e-hUIJII~ ·rOido­ Gal. 500, 2 Door Hard Top, 8 cyl. A. to. trans. and has undergone major sur· I N. s. While are Mr.. White's berland. W, Va., apent lhe 41h ability . •• up-to-35-mp&oconomy on regular gasoline.- Safirt)' too, wll~ Ia,.. . Ra~lo and heater, wls tires gery. daughter and gra•dchildren with Mrs. Esther West, diameter dis·c brakes on all four wheels and 17 othu Nft:tt features. And, Mrs. H. B. Pickett and Mr. • from Elizabethton. Tenn. and Billy Cornell, ! 24 ''extras .. at no e.tra cost. •, and Mrs. Robert Pickett and Mr. 'LaRue of Parb!rsburg, Steve Daily, l¥bo is employ. You're kin& of !hi rood ~lth Fiars124s. Pick one aut ~GNr. -, family of Pomeroy called to 1showed films at the Carleton ed In Cleveland, spent the re• see M" Laura Krebs. Mrs. H. i Church Wcdnesday evening. Icent holiday wllh his parents, 8 Plcl<ett. who had spent the Mr. Torn Burnside and Miss Mr. and Mr•. Floyd Dailey. ; past several months In Florida, ' Karen Johnston were married! Recent auests of Mu ~p Country Sedan, 4 Door, Station Wagon, 8 cyl. was enroute home. ISaturday. Those al1endng from 1were Roald Moyers II of SindAuto~ trans. Radio and heater, power steering ~ 1 Mile Above Tht Silver a~ In Ktllll~::•. 0. Mrs. Wilma Huff of Dayt<ln this community were hfs bar· wlch, Dl., and Dr. Ron~d -Mo• ond Mrs. Zelia Weyand or Co- eniS, Mr. and Mrs. Harold j Kenzie of Melbourne, 6,000 OR. 6 MONTHS WARRANTY ..,. lumbus soent the week with : Burnside, Mr. all(t"il!rs. Dwlflhl i11. They IIJ'e llludenll II Paland Mrs. Currnent Fsher, Gal· week wllh Mr. and Mrs. J«Q! their mothe/, Mrs. Genevra , Carl. Mrs. Elizabeth Murray. ,mer C.C. at Davenp<irt, Iowa. hpolis. While. Foster. . Mr. *nd Mrs. .Rllier ., Young, Jlon Is reiUrnlng to Austraba ON THE SPOT FINANCING The Friendship Farm CounJohn Proffitt recently ~ Rev. and Mrs. Merhn Teets Mrs. COI'IIe Hudson and Mr. after spending lour years in tbe ell met recentlY at the horne 1 vacalioo wilh hia brother;' of Ironton visited her parents, Dana ·Mu.+iy." . Untied s\atea. · · }'011 Alteafl• Pau Lell At o1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Theiss. Jesse J'rofnt. · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sto u ~-1 Vlsitln~ ·with Rev, and ' .Mrs. lolr. and Mrs. Pon~d DOrsi · ' ~ .· Present were lolrs. Esther . Charlie Rife Is coollned ..ta... Mr. and Mrs. )lay Stout and Clyde lilnlon, fa tlu!lr -.n, Mr. of Gallipolis visited with Mrs. We1t, Mr. Wayne Roush, Mary Veter8118 Hospital at Lexingl66ja lamily of Charleston were re-1 and Mfs. Roy H)nlon and laml- Tbelma Walton on Tueaqay. ·. . . . . and Edison Roush, liora "Qnd Mrs. DoMI~ Wooten . ll'~"l' l Ky. :~d . cent guests at the Stopt .horne. of Florida:. , . 1Their daughters remli'*' for a Andy Cross, Mary Kay and Gene adn Rusty and Mrs. 0. M. Rile Ladies of lly~"'•ille "Cirutit . Mrs. Gene Jeffers er.terlain· Mrs. Georgia .Thoma. w h ollppger yjsll witb \their 8fand· ..J I .. .Yoat, Artie and l'lul &!Den, called on Mr. and Mrs. Day. mel Wednes~ay for tbelr re(lfj! ed with a s1o[k shower on FtJ· a paralylle alroke; Is mother. . · ·I IKI · . lioU ' Joldna •· i Otis Knnpp, M r ~· Canode. lar July meeting. Present faY evening In honor or Mrs. somewb81 lm)!roved anCI 1.1 al l Mr. and Mrl. Oll!t Knopp Claire Carver, East Liverpool, Mr. and lolrJ. JeiTV Bowen ol eluded President PhyUia W"!!t ·Cilllon Fraley, · Jr, <IHer..dati&llter, -Mt-. Monday nl~t with Mr. .,.. . 1 wo and Mii Robert Jolddle and Paul Cross, Chuckle I Canal Winchemer, Mr. and Mrs. en, vice P'l!•id<mt ~l~fe PlisJt, Greenlees) of Mann, W. Va. Leo King. . Mrl, Dietl Sleinlt llld . vaealiM ancr ehlldren. ' ' and ~usan YOJI, Joy l(ay and IRaymond ThomM ~nd son~·.· se<ll~l'l' • ~easvrer Gr ' .91t tending weN Mr1. Dennl1 , R!'Y"llftd Mra. V,ber and Gallipolis. parenll Mr, lild Mra. Eirneat · Edward Theiss and ·diulhltr · Lorrie Theiss and Billy Cornell. IS1ev!e ~d Larry of Lima sponl Turner an11 Mllllllt. ·film~ _Mrs. Dale Dye, Mrs.. l!lt;~ , of Wellaton, . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weal oi l J~. Their """• Bemafd; J!atly, apent tbe week wll Di81:US8ion waa · one f!ll'mers , Sundav w•th Mrs Faye Wood Glo•'• HaniM. AmriP. Cli.ne tt)t• Mrs. Mary Jord Btbi~" IK'hoOlat Houslo!i, Texas, are spendinq Jr cauaht lhil p;'U, .ptg al \llarlea ·'l'heiu anci ehildre~ plapnlng tltelr va~atlons, The and Mrs. My.rta Rife,. ~~~1le , R~P!l., ~lon . Turner. EJ .and Jane,,·Mrs. B o. n n I e July 3 Ill July' week wlltl hll . Ialiier i Jqly Clh eei~B~tlon at Ra· Jioonie returfted to Pataskal~ majority chose IlL• ~ew !;rtg· ' ~amela, Jackie ~na David Pric-e .had ~oiiOnal '· read! ~ .. '~j,~:~~~a;nd Kathy, Mra. . ment ,was ql . Clem and Dale · He bat nalll1f4 lhe P,l. Toe to. spend the week Wltb Mrs. land States for vacalloninR. Re- White. of Westerville spent a, llllf pl)illll Wf,l'l' made lor a · , '. ; and d&Uibter, .was _Mrs: · and :1Ytll ·1~vt~(i'·m lhe 'l",dwud Tllijsl. . fre~meniS of copklea 'nd tee .ne.v supper to be h~ld at ,.. · (~~Mrs: , Mendal . , f his andtli!!lli' )lal'llo . , . LTe,m,'cqjfee and lee~ ~a were her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her· chu,r:~tl July) $,. . , . '•· i; t lr! cr~~· Jull .~~• . Cl' . ·~) ,.,. I . Fayo . ' . held . .• ~r~ed br the hOlies!. B~nnle ry Wolle. . . ' . ' I Mil,. ~1111!1 Rilf Gt. ,j]allllJl1h . Mrs. A a . . ... . , · Ut01r Theiss. Next meeting will ~ i Mr. artl , Mrs. H,al'!lld WoiQin and ·:Mr. ;!ll(j• Mn . Ridtard Ll!t. 1 . 1lnd .1011, lbi lUI Wilek, ~rent~ dinner at the Jhfi Brown ot !:oeeton!J' and Mr. and . Mrs. ,Rile sp~nt a weekend In Ak~ ,, M and · Bellsv~n~n, farlil llt Wells~. , : ( . ., Geor.,, Wal~Drt qf Steubenville. ' visltirig Mr. and Mrs,· Jim., . ~ •Kar N e w-1 Ml'· and Mrs. tharles Hupp . we~ 1 11'~k.llrid, lileats of Mr!. Dale , Rile .imd Mr. ~ml Mit' SliM!, Jl f,C k J and f&mll\' ~~ C'1illlcoth• ~~ 1Thelma Walton. . ~nd .laJI~:·~>~ bollllnd flltll. •tlif 4th "111111' I.!Le Robert Prolntl · Mrl. NeU of wm iJt 'Piolllti jt ~1)11. I f8lJilly, . ._ , ' 1 1963 FORD S89S "7" "_~ 1 SPRING AVE. More new Fords are being Sold than ever before. Got to make Room· for more trade-ins. 1962 FORD - 1 SJ95 ·SMITWS FIAT SALES & -sERVICE Point Rock Society Notes KElT. H GOBLE FORb. u-- c·ar·. :t .MI"dd,le'port· I I a 1 h u; Feeds ' * Seeds Fertilizer Sugar Run.Flour Mills Ph911e . ~-~U$ Mulberry Ave. ~troy, Ohio ., ·- ~· 1 · 1 eous!~!i. Jt m, 'Mrs. Ecfith Grimm o~ · 1 tither, .a ol Mr. ' apeNIU. • Waitt'• vae~1tloilr'*lt.!JI .. ' • ' !· �,. " . '' ~...__iety ... ·by ~ltarlfme Boe/lich, TeL 99.2-5292 "'!'mJ ,. ..... 1£11 .. INm IMI bell·..."~. About Middlepm I 24 I ........ • : JI!JI.Y 16, 1967 ) ' Ice .a r . S11iping, Looting ·At Newark Rages Into 4th Night I. ..,:. .' • STEAK HOUSE ' Home of the '•,, • I Fabulou ' ;r ' I I I l. I i SANDWICH Order By Pflone And Tab 'Em Home 992-5432 Charter No. 1980 ELBERFELDS JULY CLEARANCE · SALE National Bank Relllon No. 4 REPORT OF CONDlTION OF The Pomeroy National Bank I.I' I OF POMEROY ·~ ' In the State oi Ohio, at the Close oi Business on June 30, 1967 Published in response to caU made by Comptroller oi the Currency, under Se«<on 6211, U. S. Reviled Statutea. · ASSETS Cash, balances with other bAnks, and cash l~ms In procoas of collection ----·····--·-· U,205,628.53 United State1 Governme ·· nt -obll ga11ons ----------·--- a,959,043.56 Obllgallona oi StatU and political oubdl.visions -----623,389.91 Other Securities· ---------~---------·-····----·---13,742.60 Loans and discounts --•····-·----·-·-·····---~--- 3,925,607,78 Bank premlaes, furniture and flxture1, and other a~~ets repreaentlng bank premises --·--·-· 108,000.00 Other aoseta lncludlilg ao dlitct lean financing •••••• 9,789.!0 TOTAL ASSETS --·---··--·--·--------......~ ,9,745,17$.38 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, and corpontlons ---------------··- U,S34,431.80 Tlm epll:tnerships, and savings deposits of Individuals, D partno!en0hlps, and corporatlona "---·······--·-··· 4,947,933.be epgs!ts nlted States Government -··--········· 35,590.96 Deposits of States and political subdivisions ••••••••• 1,882,084.96 Certified and officers' checks etc 23 780 s• TOTAL DEPOS ' . ····----······-··• ·v ITS --·-----------· e&I203I802.03 Total demand deposil8 ----·---. !f,!l4;868.07 Total time and savings deposita !5,161,433.96 TOTAL lJABILITlES ---·--·-··------.. ··--···· ,9,203,802.03 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' ·~ ComNmon par value ······---············ ' 100,000.00 o, shstock-total ares authorized-4000 No. shares outatandlng-4000 t~li~~ded ---o;i··-···---····--·-····-··--········· 300,000.00 Resel'Ves pr 18 ·····----·---········--·········· 138,377.33. -------------------------·-------------3,000.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ................. 541,377.88 TOTAL lJABILITlES AND CAPJTAL ACCOUNTS !9,745,179.38 MEMORANDA Average or total deposits for tho 15 calendar daya ending with call date ----------•····--········· e&,205,974.98 Average of totalloana for the 15 calendar days ending wlth call date ·-----·--·······-··--····· e&,889,354, 72 I. MAXINE allltiFmr, Caliller, oi the above-named btDII do hereby doelare that this re_port oi condition lJ true and correct 1o the best of my knowledge and belief. IIAXINE GlW'FlTB We, the underliiPlod dlrectota attest the correetneu oi this reo port oi condition declare thtt It bll been uamlned by u 1114 to tho bosl of our 'knowledge and ·belief II true lllld correet. B. I, BOICE IDISON lloliS'on~I"rl'""TER"' Dtreetota HOBAa EAR& Church l'outh]oin Camping ..4ctivltiel Youth of lite Po .!JlO roy II Ch111"!:h of Christ have ·partlci· pated ln camping activit101 at Howells Mill Chrtstlan Assembly, Ona, W. Va. Spending a week there were Kathy O!lbome, Sandra Rouah, and Tommy Johnson. The Rev. Jimes McGovern attended the · · camping session last week. Besides teaching In the camping program, he •erved as social director for evening events. About 75 young people from the tri-&ate area attended. FOR ALL OCCASIONS We wire dowen everywhere WY2-2039 OR NIGHT W£ 94951 BIG SAYINGS IN EVERY D£PARTMENT DURING OUR JULY QEARANa SALL TELEVISION - RADIOS - SWIM SUITS SPORT SHIRTS - WALKING SHORTS - DINING ROOM FURNITURl - TOWW - HIDE-A-BEDS FLOOR COVERINGS - WCTRIC APPLIANCES DRESS SLACKS- TA,LE COVERS- SPORTING GOODS- PAINT- WORK SHIRTS- APRONS- CAMERAS RetJIIfta Trophy Git~en to Clurirnum The tropby won. by the Porn· eroy churcti of Cbrlst !..- an in the Regatta Weekend parade was presented recent- II ly by Mrs.• Ralph Welker to Conrad Ohlinger, chairman of the cburch board. Mra. Welker and Rita Taylor - • dlairmen of the float committee. Carrying out I he theme "Fishers of Men," the floaf waa &ll'arded the Ministerial Association trophy. Keeting Ho.ee,.es Lilted Correctly ·DEMONSTRATORS-While They Lastl Hostl!llses Cor the Women's oi Cllrlstian Service W, Mala POJDefOJ held eerller lhiB week lllrl. lllllsrd Van Meier at Methodist Churdt listed In a reo! the meeting, They were Mrs. GleM Lam0 ' 4r S 1/J VAN . . , 11 ...... , Mr•. Mat Donahue, Mrs. ZeUa Riley; Mrs. C. M. HenTONiGHT...,July 14 Mrs. Wlillam Robson, DOUBLE FEATURE uDR. GOLDFOOT AND Mrs! James Simpson, Pomeroy Flower Shop $94.95 TORO 19" LAWN MOWER--- .SALE $79.98 $109.00TORO 21" LAWN MOWER Laura Aotonelll -PLU8- $69:00 TORO 'FLY-MO' LAWN MOWER Pearl -PLU~ "KING KONG HuskJ SALE $248.00 $29.95 BALLON TIRE W~EELBARROW MEIGS THEATRE SALE $2~.88 ' $12.95 HEAVY DUTY WH~ELBARROW ...,_._ SALE,. ·-$9.8.8 , ,..,, • >.: ' $1o.95 GARDEN CARTS _ _ _ _......._..,.. $~I.E $B.B8 Sones Berrer SATURDAY Ju!y 15 ...ORTY AeRB FIUD" Mlnuie Ferlln SALE $39.00 $469.00 TORO 6 H.P. RiDING ,MOWER _ Pomero,. 0. "8ANG! 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