https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fc73b95dfdd8af1ac4d5c82124810cb8.pdf f88f72ff3f5fcac638f024a21f8931fa PDF Text Text • •• •" .! ' $eeml{l9ly Unon!"fered Prayers ore i -- ~ -·· Mothe ' ·rribute Given 0., ••, Aro:u:nd r.::n::·~!0!!!":.v::~~ :;!!~ ~~:!or~!:! C_ .,. rib • Mai~ly About . Progro~Giv~n . . ~n~' • orus ~mt • utiOD 1,'! ·_, 4fR~kSJ!t'~~gss 1~Ex~~~ently.· Present~d ~""o·l~ro l : me ... was -. Mothers During Middle-rt B .I Ch 'ba at ,.. . ., A Mothers D&fPf1'8"1"1 c:, · .. sw~~ wu """'w of~ aer, when Happy Harvesters Mrs. Dan Tllomas, VIenna, the Sllllday School ho!JI' and a - >< presented at the Rock Sprli>Ms ·. BY -~ chorull dlreeled Mra. Let lolass of the Federated cburch w va and ber brother Gene sacrament of baptillll was held Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyaell ' Methodillt cburch Sunday morn- 'IIte combined contOrt of baRd Lee .' evening at the DookB·: Ohio State Unl;erslty, dduriug the. worshtipthaervloeu SU!tedno} Cooflumlhbua . Were tiJg following Sunday SChool. and Chorus beld at Southern of ':; 1 11~ , .. "· . ·luuumbus, :s~~Cui. Lo~vt:.~;·.:; l'!:~· ay mornmg a e n -:ee enu~~ests·,~ .. :!rp~~-~~~; Recitations given by the. Be. Htgb School Sunday aftemoqn, solq numbers, wttb' beneftt ~ Mrs. Henry Reibel, . pr~i weekend with their parents Mr. Methodist church. Mr. i:UIU 1m~. ~14> ... , ...... ~-.... iiiJi.O:.r:; ;;!:.:.: t:.""'!!! ~ lf~"" t~"nP.'h Pf)t _o 111 well attendf!d 89 ttdetio bo ®uld be ·judlw.J ----·-··- .• .. •• uruv dent, opened the meeting wdb nd 'I WIt Cr k ' 1and Mr and Mrs Ed\Wrd King WUI'a R df, d'-1 1 d 'ed On It .J; ........... th p ne, · ·• I\11'41Vnl onou · - -.. -.-.. tn . .. --- 1- --•- 18 ~~ rs. a er 00 s. Small potted plants were glv- r . . . . I m a, or nc u . wsen~;- was a more an excellent even by prores8JUIW - - e prayer xrom WR:: )''Cal '·""'"· I M .,.__ __ . . and Mr8. Geo,...e Kom 'IItiS ' You Da b Stephanie d u te trlbuli te this StauutU.u;,, -•-~MJN HARM'S WAY" The by mn, "Sweet Hour r . an 0 Mrs. vttv~ anltl ....~ en ecn:u mui.l•i:J jii'i~u! ~!!~ IJrMr.ol waumuu:. - . . __ __:• • y, o ytc~e. P!..'!! {N!!t!nn~l a eq a Muslc) con on . of f Caledonia is'ted r 3pc:m ~ ~: i\t:.Uluul; rMvi..'ier'· wetk. Tw itl af Os John Wayne Kirk Douglas Prayer," opened the son o . v I . ove Leo Crew superintendent, on with tbeir parents, Evans·, M" Mather, Though somewhat •--••·art.. o eompos ODS -andI and Miss Grueser read Psalm the weekend With thetr grand· behalf of the school, presenled IMr and Mrs George .Korn S ' """""' ..- Hammersteln were uoepttona• "SWINGERS PARADISE" _ Following her meditation in , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer I large potted geraniums to Mrs. and Mrs John Thomas r. Evans, and I'm 'IItree Years ped by insufficient volume in a ly well done and the perform• 1 (Color J . 86 the topic, sbe read story, I Jones, Gravel Hill. , Minnie Neutzling, the oldest : · · Old, Gene Arnold. · too.Jarge !'OQm, not deslcQed of "Gonna Build a Mooncurr Richard . I Prayer, F'aith and 8 Misunder· . Miss Judy Butcher and he mother present; Mra. Guy Ill>( Mrs. Patricia Hennessy, stu· '!'be Primary cla98, taught by with sound value in mind, the taln :"'aa outatandlng. Susan Hamp:sblr{' and closed with pray- I .Robert Garwel1, Guinther, the youngest mother', Ident tbe weekend Mrs. ·Norman Weyersmllkfl\ , .The mstrumental PfOII'IID, dier. Umverstty, were weekend vts- and Mrs. Vaughan, the with her -parents, Mr. and !l!rs. presented the foilowlug reclla· rected by ·Dapny Witherspoon, During the business session, Jlors of her parents, Mr. and mother wilh the most childr_en Thomas Hennessy and family. tions, Our Welcome, Judy Rad· e fOVe wao a pleasant mualcal IUr( Joseph Raub returned home ford: Mom Is Best, David -1 !81' pr1se to those who look upon I, Miss Thelma Grueser served Mrs. Ira Buleher and fom• 1" present. I as secretary protem. It was de- M1ss Dlxte_P1erce, _ , last week after spending the Iris; Jt Helps, Brian K!zzee: blgh school bands only as aoPomeroy. 01110 cided to collect bottle caps. Ma· ary teacher m the Fl111t, ""I."''· I Rebecca Ann Garner, small winter in Carrol City, Fla. with (Good Advice, Bruce ceaaorleo to sporta events. It .TONIGHT lhtu TUESDAY . !erial for upholstering the chairs schools. spent the weekend wtth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlo. his d!lughter, Miss SUe Jean Mother's Day, Christy Hysell; • l!'ould be dlH!cult to elngle out Walt Di>noy'• in the choir loft has arri ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. bert A. Garner , of Syracuse Raub. :I Just Couldn't Find A Present, . any one of the II well-balanced 1 "THE UGLY DACHSHUND" ' and it was voted to purcha v ~ I Millard Pierce. was baptized at the opening of . Bobby Ball, and Juat 'IIte Best, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Parsona aelecllons for special menDon, (Techmculorl reading tamp for the :!s- i Mr. and Mrs. Bethel Coleman the worship service. An organ1 M-Sgt. Nldlof;IS Haub _leR to- Arthur Bradshaw. The youth spent Saturday evening with though possibly top mentioo tor's study A contribution of 1of Albany visited here Friday prelude by Tom Baker fm· Cmcmnat1 v1s1t bis clwir sang, "Gort Is A Prayer Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston, Ra- would go to tbe performanee of 1$tOO was W•lt Disn•y's the obli a- j evening and attended the Mid- the service lol1owed by a llymo, sister and brother-m·law,. Mr. Away," dUring the worship ser- clne. 10 "WINNIE THE POOH" lion fund Mrs Ernest Rho:,. dleport High School senior play scripture sentences, and the in· and Mrs. Edward Jungmckle vice which preceded Sunday Horner McNlckles was re- Aso, 1 will not forgei lhe · (and lhe honey'"" was iii and a round . . in which their son, Roy Cole- vocation by the Rev. C. Melvin i ·family before returning to JSchool. cently discharged from Veler· two numbers of Spanish type, ,TcehiH<·olorl robin gel well card was S<'nl man, participated. Alkire, silent prayer and the IbJS . home. Ft Stll, Okla. He I Each mother present was ans Memorial llospilal and Is either of which could easily COLORCARTOONS her ,, Mrs. Roher! Allensworth Lord's Prayer. . will leave thJS month for VJet : presented a white petun· taking treaiment at tne Unl· have given the impression of Admi~~ion: 75c & 40c · . spent ttle weekend jn Athens . Nam. ia· after which the hymn "I versity hospJtal m Columbu3 for Jlstenlng to a concert T on t be ! Committees were named for as guest of her son, John AlThe ~hmr presented the an- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wick- want To Live Closer to Jesus," six weeks. Prado of a Latin • American "rving luncheon to tile Lions 1. lensworth. for the ohio Univer- them. ~~en My Eeys _That I ham spent Mothers Day w!tb and prayer by Amoa Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Leo ·raylor and tewn. Tbe performance of lho WED. and THURSDAY club and included, May 11, Mrs. I sity Mother's Wet>kend. She May ~e. The Rev. Alkire had her mother, Mrs. Julia Davis, closed the progr~m. family have moved into their wood-wind section .lD "Jenny May 11 ·12 Reibel. Mrs. Benlz Wolfe stayed as his guest in James for sermon Woman,s Gallipolis. new home. Jone!lu showed eXcellence. NOT OPEN and Mrs. Clara Karr; May t8, ' Hall dorndtory. World. ' . Mr. unci Mrs. Albert Baer Mr. and Mro. Pearson and Since Mr. Wllherspoon is soon Mrs. Ben Neulzhng and Mrs. Miss Marianne Woodgerd co- A hymn, stlent prayer, lhe land . , 1_ '" D . . 'ted Sally spent Sunday with Mr. to leave the school K aeems FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY • be d. t· d h 1 l~ 1;,. 11.uce &VIS VISI 1 May 1].14 Fred Dessauer; M'ay 2S, Mrs. lumbus, spent Mother's Day ne Jc 1on an C ora response ·. . · aiJ1S and Mrs. Junior Salser, Rita Very .likely bls future career "THE SECRET OF K M L 1 · k d closed the service Sunday wrth Mr. and Mrs. Wtl· l and Mike at Dorcas. m · I that of arr, rs. ,;mnmg wee en with her parents, Mr. Tw ay rtva two other · f . k d bam Wolfe of the' Texas com· I MY SUCCESS" 1 and ~Irs. Wolte: and June l, and Mrs. Harold Woodgerd I o arge vases () pm au .t, Oth II M 1 Mr. and Mrs. Russell R~Jush former Southern district musi1Tl'e hmcolur l Shll'li'v Jo iR'~ . Stl"l la S tl' \'!'11 ~ 'N\l rs. ~hi! Williamson, Mr s. Mrs. Millard Wildermuth was w~i!e flo~ehrsl back of the alta! ~::~ }Jiearh7 ~If~;~ werewor~_eWS and family were dinner guests eal instructors; one of whom~~~ " YOUNG FURY " 1ms on e1- d Mr d M W : eutzlmg and Mrs. Karr. the weekend guest of her daugh· ra1 mg WI arge pa W If of Mr. and Mrs. Aroold /.nder~ had a long and satisfactory ten1'l'l'r hnieolor I s · T hed group sang the Happy ter, Judy, at Wilsoo H;ll for rer t~ide decorated the church anM:s. ~~ine :,itha;:: da~g~son and family at Keno Ridge, ure at. Iowa Slate University, \\' 1lh Rorv Cal hou n 11nd \ '11·g inia JI;Ja~ o , 1rth ay song to M1ss Maud the Mother's Weekend iestivi· or e services. te Beck ! p k b W By Mn. Evelyu Brlcklet and the other the famous suNDAY. MON. •nd TUES. ' Grueser. Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and I ties at Ohio University y'· ih 0 :::;s urg,t 0i Elza Hoffman and friend, Fre- Barthelemy of Dayton, Mr • .school at Tanglewood In ·New May IS-16-17 ' Mrs. Phil Williamson, after ' Robert Harris Columbus ha. walsh eMweeDee .auPaest\ 1da Wilford, of Ballaire spent a and Mrs. Orvil Watson, South York State. . . 1 , , . . Ra!tb F 'l H Ids er mo er, rs. ssle er· k nd . h his b th----.h h 'THE SPY WHO CAME IN whIC' t e meetll\8 dosed Wltil spent the weekend with his . anu ~- o .son. Irecent wee e wit ro Bethel, spent Sunday here with FROM THE COLD" the, Mizpah benediction. . father, Robert Harris. Reunion on Sundny I Alfred Gloeckntr of Canton er, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoff- Mrs. Effie Watson. Games were played _dunng Mrs. Richard Pickens is le•v· . . 1visited his mother Mrs. Jacob man. Mrs. Mary Busby who has Nephew Dies in Colo""'••n< . the wcml hour w1th pnzes s· ing this week bv jet for Cui- A fam1ly reumon was held I Gl and ' . Janel Caldwell returned from . spent some time here with Mrs. Columbus Saturday City ·. Calif · where >he plans Sunday >t !he home of Mr. and I over oecklhner. k ondther HrelailvJesl .Joseph Hospilal Burnhill returned to Mrs. W. A. Morgan _· learned - --- avermonths Mrs. Jo.<eph Raub, e wee a so i bSl · • thhereParkers·( fo r Mary her horne VlSlt wxth her daugh· St Pre t MS Ebenezer t N' h Ispent some tlmee at ·his e farm urg after beme~ at App1e Grove, w. of the suddea death SaturdaJ Iter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ja~ Ra:~n orw~~e Siii g . O~~ao:- ICherry Ridge. , observation. Va. of her nephew, Herman L. Ronald Evan' and son. Jeff M d M .H , T I ., Mrs. W. A. Morgan was the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grlf· Dorsel MUter entered Mt. Franoi•, at his home, 1142 E. . Mr. and Mrs Fielding Hawk~ ,:0~1 an~\her:e~d a~i~~ ~ Sunday dinner guest o( her son fitb and son spent a weekend Carmel Hospital in Columbus Woodrow..av, O:llumbus. Surviv· ms spe11t the weekew1 1:1 !lei- Ros Mar Ra b ~-1 bu . and daUpter~in-law Mr. and with her sister, Mrs. Eames- for observation and treatment. ors include h1B wife, Marjorie pre . • t f 'h - d ght e · Y u . ~urn s, • tine Johnson of Buchanan, W. Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence Nick Fr ,_ and · as o.ues so • .e;r au cr Mr. and Mrs. William Fraley, 'IMrs. Roger Morgan and family, Va. and grandson ef Columbus and Mr eson BRC.ID a sister, and Mr ord 11 rc. Char· Grove City; Mrs. Winefred Middleport. ' s. Muletta Word of Waeldng. l ies \roman and chddren, Mark Proctor Ham'tlton· Mrs Kath· l Robert Marcinko, who is sla· Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bell and ton D. C. He waa preceded in and Ma Th .. • • · tloned in Maine with the Air baby daughter of Canal Win· d.,;lh b d ht b Jill 1' sunday Mr.";;•• ryn Welsh, Mrs. Jo Asn Tatter· "HOBSON'S CHOICE" Force, spent a few days leave Ichester spent Sunday with Ann in aug er, p y 1 wlR be d Vroman f ~· .h . · 1 son and Barbara, Steven and I bere with his parents Mr and IMrs Myrtle Frost 1 Fu 1 10"" : dl·n or a 1' 0 ' er' Day Ronald and Jack Raub. Pome- 1' The expression "Hobson's Mrs. Robert sr: and j Thmmy Walson o.f the Air sterv fr behl 1 ner. . d M dM h. , u h' . ' IC:Kiay, a a.m. om t I! , M d M G, B roy, an r. an rs. Raub 1 c moe to mean t" or family. Hts sister, Rosemary Force who I! slationed at 0 R Woody d State Sir 1 ' and r.fam an'l vi"·. a,en rown All oI the ch'ld Mr. "'th'mg '' arose from the refusa 1 Marcinko and 8 friend of Co- INew Jersey ' · · 1 llh orb ,_, · . 1 re~· of spent a ~ay Cha E ee, ' MoreheadI YKentuckY Sl 1P.:1 rf.'"Pnlly m and M s R b , h f th Lo d . Th ' pe' w uruu ID · t th . r . au were orne ex- · • n on earner. omas lumbus also spent the weekend leave here with hlrt parents lawn cemetery Mrs Frano!Jas.-1 recreatio~ Fa ' • etr ~pt MISs Sue Jean of Carroll Hobson, when tetting bls horses with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. EvereU Walso~ native of Meig; 'ty iJt I Mr. and Paul Houda- Ctty, Fla.; and Mrs. _Edward !' to hire, to allow any animal lo Mr. and Mrs. Harve Wakely and family and grandparents, daughter of:.;::;. shelt have mov.d fr,Jm l!te ._ Jungmck':!f Cmcmnah. leave the slable out of Its turn. of Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Fon llallley. ma Joachim Nickeson. ·--•" lbe ·•--- j• th ~~r!riday 0 I ~an! f~. ~four andkf~ly 1 1 devotions ·~ ~ standing w~kend fta~ce, ;o:=:;~~~~:::-;:-;:-.;::t,1 MEIGS THEATRE O~!O ~-~"'"~'til nurs~. ~pent Fran~ elemen~ Blac~ston; 1 \'~~\~n:~~:,n~~~h!t~~d opened~ d~y J """ ~ade repo~ted i ~~ • hi~ ~wrence 1 I ID the WORLD ~~~s 1":0~~ . WASIDNGTON-fHE JOHN- 1·while attending 8 directors' time of his death, having been son administration's review of meeting of the. Isaac Walton an emp!~ee there for 43 years the turbulent Viet Nam situa jLeague at their farm. and !etirmg.on March 31, 1968, as-~-tton took on new urgency to-1 Mr. Foster, who only recent· iay with ~nother ominous dem· ly retired as the vice presi- He was also past president >nstration of Red Chinn's grow- [ dent of The Farmers Bank and lof the Meigs County Isaak tng nuclear power, . Savings Company, :,tas born Walton League and secretarY The President, returning : March 20, 1901, tn Beaver, Pa., I at the time of his death. r· from a long Texas weekend. ' the son of the late Ira and Nan , lnctnded in the loug list of planned to confer with Ambas- Foster. other activities of which he was sador Henry Cabot Lodge, He ill survived by his wife, intP.rested, he was past pres!· me from Saigon for "consul- Maria, and five grown chi!· dent of the Pomeroy Lions 10 atlons." I.OOge also wao to dren. They are Mrs. Gene Club, Past Master of Pomeroy ,.,, "with Secretary oi State !Mary K.) Yost, RD, Racine; Lodge 164 F and AM, Past High Dean Rusk. Joeepb E. Foster, Jr., Lavonia,. Priest of Pomeroy Chapter 80, Mich.; Mrs. Malcolm (Ann) R and AM, Past ntuatrtous Ma,. Ll M Cottrill, Minot, North Dakola; ter of Boaw~ Council 46, R John Foster, anta Barbara, and SM , Past Commander af Pu.,.ic auling 8 C WASHINGTON -· PRESI· at""·• nnd Sa rah Foater, at the Ohlo Vall ey Commnndery dent Johmott's effort to •hape home; 12 grandchildren, and No. 24, K5, member of the ooqaeRStlS on. ~ Viet Nam pol· one brother, Earl, Parkersburg, Knights of the York Crosa of Icy ~-~king Ji ~ery public W. Va. ~ brother, Ira B.. Honor, clerk of _lhe Pomeroy maulfng:A the h&nds of s01rte: Jr., pnli!l!deot' bim !J' deapt. Board G!· Education ~ yrus, of his o_wn party's members on -~ aa enryone Dew biQI, and ·treaaurer 11/ Meogs Chap. !he Senate Foreign Relation' Committee. secte_lary of Slate Dean Ruak's defense of U. S. poUey In VIet Nam before lhe commit· 1te Monday triggered an angry, shouting quarrel amoug lbe paneI'• DemocraIs lhat was · witnessed by a nationwide aud· lenoe, Republicans, sending the _ . poiiUcal lmpllcatlon of t b e . the! anll ed scene, c n r questions COLUMBUS (UP!) - Lower1ng Oblo'• 8Oper oen1 h!gh to lhe ostensible of the hearlug _ tho administration's school dropout rate ill the mo.t crtttcat isaue facing $3.! billion fore! aid bill _ educators this year, the newly named Superintendent of FREE Storage ~aaN,;. 0 Brien Apartments to lite Field· . iDH: Hawkins re!!1denct' un :s. . Tiurd A\le. StorP your winter wool(>ns now at no cost for storage. Society Notes I , . Pat and Gene Hueger, Mart- I . msburg. Mrs. Beck of J~e-n -1 : tucky, and Mr. and Mrs. Ri('h. ard Ables visited Mr. and Mrs. ' Middleport WY 2·5130 Pomoroy WY 2·5428 Dana Carpenter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith - - ---- __, ______ ____________ 1snd baby of Syracuse called on 1her grandparents, Mr. and 'Irs. s~bject Robinson's Cleaners 1 publl~s!:~~~~~t~:;:t ~·~o!~;~;:cd ':!or. ·I FRIGIDAIRE 2-speed Washer :H~~~~I~~~:'-.oo • .I • gives ueltcates extra care! I ~~"~~=~~ 1 ""d Mr. Mrs. Owen Dailey a!ld Ray Hoi~. and Mrs. Hom· Mr. and Mrs. Hubert ,John- 1 slon and family of Columbus and Simey Powell called on Mr. and Mrs. Maywood John· ston recently. 1 Ronnie and Steve F1eming of 1Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carroll and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rubert Johnston and family visited b.r father.l Mr. Dailey. 1 Mr. and Ml'!. Homer lceohower visited her brother, Mr. 1 Charles Ward, at Veteran!! ~ Memorial Hospit:tl, Pomerov, I and visited Mr.:;. An.1J Rn:·.r. er and Mrs. Anna Healey of I MeJgs General Hosriuo: Mrs. Louise Van Meter cfl!led on Mr. and M1·s. Lawrence FOR NEW DEEP I CLEANINGI .. $289·95 • lll·AWIY Dnt,_g YEAR PROTECTION PLAN • • • At No Extra Charge! Strongest Frigidaire Washer Protection Plao in .history! One )'ear warranty for repair of any de· f2ct without eharge, plus four yes.r prot~tion plan for furnlsh.iog replacement for any defective part in the transmission, drive motor, or large capacity water pwnp! 1\ I Uri\ rlll\liiTIII\1!' DAI\[K fUKftiiUK[ I For Tho Fomlly PrlcH l haln At $ l 99 ' ~ ~=ao~~=~~r::n~velop. Vi&it tit£ 3rd Fl(l01' - Big Selection of Living '· ElberfeldsjIn .. ., .. ,, ... . ..... ·· • · ' " ' ' ' "' ') '·' ·' ' ', 'l ' ' 1 I>·, •., . , , .. I .i ' . ' •. ' 1, :; :;.i. ... , mliriUo:r~11iJi. tmnt~.·Gtd·&t! 'f' left the scene of the accident and bad not been contacted early Tuesday rnornfnl His oar however, waalooated at home, Tbe aecldelll is oliO t1t1cJer 'lbereCan was heavylnvestlptlon. ctamage to both ... bl; . clVI • •1•lans liKlliiil!' ,._t· ~ • In • Cross · . fi•rre . ·:,.': raglc · · ', '. rf'l .l. • I ~:l:e~ ~:! _,_ '. uon;~~formertrl~jndge ~" ~~ ~ ' ' ~ ,· - l..;e "* ~ltif, P1if; 'iJ\ICI41~ ~i, ~ w. •.,..~ ·- ... II~· ~ ~Q!!IIi!l ~~ ' ' J ' I \ • ' ~ '· I,, . ' ' l:~in~tO~\,E~~;l:;~~;~, "•IJIIIII J-"!2\;e!=- ~ .~ - ~ ~m "·· • ''- . orort• m>erl"~l'1::•t~= J;tl.y ' c!;., . "· AI:O:J'1s reme= ""LT'· · or · '· ·• v:~"=::J ~G '•" . ·~~',_~?:~· '.~:·;. ~· J ...-..,.,,......... ., ' .. 1 a ~bt Cltemloals Inc. at Kerra Run. The burglary waa discovered about 9 am :Monday by the emplo)>eei.;, loloclem Cbemi· call, owned by Rlc:IIIU'd Seyler, Pomeroy. Pollee waa Cltie.apparenlly Jed Webster sald onlry .:o:'; Tablt& and Lampr. ~ •. "!:; · U.S. o!floera• SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. and rushed into lhe a1ree1 from for high-ranking ATHENS, OJil() - THE IN· ll'IOit unty pter gained tbrou&b 1 window, The minor to the trudt VIetnamese guards, panicked three dlreclions firing at each Both U.S and 1 nocent vloliml crimes : · l 7, llngDAV, thief or tblevee, tried to use 8 • by a Vll!t Cong terrorist bomb, other. guarii!'Charged into lha ahould tl<lt have to pay their mee • cutting Ioree to gain on1ry 1n1o BID fought a tragic -.minute rifle A high Vietnamese police and began firing at each otller,l 1 own medlcti ~ . wll!fe the 011 -~~· May It al I:30 P· the aafe, But failed, IOCOI'dtJ!8 The Meigs County t:OIIIJDia. and machine gun battle in lho official said the ooly VIet Cong catching pedestrians In a states provide ltospltal pay· 111 · · ' 111 Webster, ,. . s1nera Monday liccepted tbe bear! of Saigon during the around was lhe one who pushed block aree in a withering oh!Jitrlo 81111 rehabilitation cjlrB T'. ·Jl!!Q BLAST · · Item• tabn InclUded two btd of tbe Ashland on Co. . to DIOt'lllng ruab hour tnclay wllh a b1oycle wtth a lt<lmemade fire. tree to the crlrnlnals, U, 9: . IV VA (1JPI)- televlalotl .ets, a po11t1 gun, a lurnllh material for dU8t proof· civilians caught in the eros,. bomb "'_'d a timillll device Into Innocent VlcUmoDI Son.IIalph Yarborougb, D-Tex., An early -·Spk,aloD .2Z Rlfie, iDd _a flas1!jlihl bJg and t1t1o bil of Hall ... Bar- fire. ,. a nearny sh--.o.t Intersection Bu!Ms !rom an A! ~nday llglil, . )lid a hole"lti alumlture 1 ber to applf'tl' allhdate of A U.S. mllttary spok!!man "and he was probably home in mii!Jary pollee jeep riddled _ e aid !hould be Civet~ to ...............,.... ___, . "Y , ~ ~ three een~s .pot'caJloiL · aa14 five VletnaJneiB-Ihree of bed and asleep when It went truck carrying Vietnamese ~~ ~": tbe injured vlctlll>f of. crimea l"':""--:1"'.:""':"' uopv a es ht, David w. Put. lbem women and one a clilld- off." and women, tumlng 1q 11;e ~ l'!!!!cl!· iw!failed to Vole lll.lhe ~~-~IDilaw aey, IOit o! ~~ 11e1v1111 ;Jolin~a-il Were kiiletl and 29 other 'IIte bomb, deacrlbed aa a mass of tangled, prevent the crime ,~ M ai 'lit A..,, iiiJi oiiiir , A""':'~-'~ persona, tnclucllnl -l Americana, palle~flrlng Claymore mine, civilians bathed in llielr . ·tbe vlctlm adequale pmJ8. r .' ,. .f~ U&.J~ · .1 pJeted Jdlllill~ ,Combat ·IIOD, ,·RII:ICJH(1 ' . ~ 'Wflt8' 1Joahde4. · spiodeU iii t."uut ~ the Snor1e bl~. Another maebirJe. de1111)'1 a1 No Jllaelii!'P;.,.IIIlrtba t1ie b1i11 panicked W""4 lallor shop a U.S. , ol~ in a~,. lite. Ken- . , Malt,~ i'd;'Jow. j~o· C: ' BisliB,J~II: '• ~ .til!iiJ . .t~ ~ ,Jii!H1, .... ' at itelrby Amer!can 'te Amerlcall servkemen. It Is btlf. injuring at Wi Leclut'* at , Ohio I* Joti!Cii!r· ' "' jlf , . . In Bre.e,;· Port: oflkiers' biUeil; oonllrinlng r't' just a ·shOrl distance from lbe civilians. · ' ' 11M! II / l'Pf'l: llliJi jillia. . "' . 1*11 . "' lbal lbe1. and BriqU billet . U.S, Army of·~ ,, . ' e 76-incb sofa e Wood arm Party Chair '"i Ia... gena '"1"""''0""'""""' ., a Simulated blaatoll of lha two- liOn for evory young man and seater on Its Tllan 2 booster at ·woman who has lbe oapan!ty lor 12:39 p.m. EDT. -·-. _ . _ _ Innocent ·Victims 'IIte DAV M ro1:oMEET Cba '• e Companion Chair c]~ed BCJ SJe0fhs ExpeetedT day ~g war~ ~::" 1 _._!. ~ THIS 3·PC. KROEHLER GROUPING INCLUDES: MJ_oo_L~-'-OR_r._o_,_ _ _ _ TH!w~~,, !~X 11~-._____. ,;,;,.·;.;_.,_...;,.:.,__;...__c_o_M_PL-ET_E_FU_RN_'s_H_!N_~.,'-FOR-•Y.;,;.9,11~·•.;H,.O~· ,-.JM~, ,______ ! ~ - Quite a value when vou stop to consider the quality the superb craftsmanship and exce11ent des~gn · that goes 1nto . each piece' of this Contemporary Uvely Living room that was created by Kroehle(s own , decorators. Buoyant cushioning in reversible seat pillows offers 1uxur~ous comfort ... the finest steel springs available end kiln-dried ha.rdwood frames assure long l~e. Come in and choose from dozens\ of exciting new decorator fabrics • • , let us show you how, for just I ftw ~ dollars per month, you can dress up your home in fine fashion • I CANVAS FOOTWEAR 217 5 COMPLETELY r FURNISH YOUR LIVING ROOM with KR 0 EHLER FURNITURE Miss Lena Grueser and Mrs. Ben Neut:zllng. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, 1 Mrs. Max Meinhart and Mr s. : I Fred .Dessauer, from a table j carrymg out the pink and white l~lh~em;;;•;_·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;- J ecrea lOB or ummer ~=:t~~ ~~~;v~;~s~f r:~od~~&~~ f:·~~i~~~::~u:.= ";- :e· you can buy a few nice dresses, or Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Johll· ston called on Mr. and Mr!l. Lawrence Johnst m and f .. mily. Mr. and Mrs. Homtr Icenhower called on tb~ir daughter, ~-~·:_Helen Jeffers, Syracuse. • Paltntld OeepkllonAaltallntllllt Jet etiiiMII for Deep Action danln&l • Jot..impllmed 1111• Dog• Added At Sherifrs Departmenf lbe~, Johnston and fam1ly . • TllisJ~A<flonWalhlrhttuspnWIIdll.-1 lor deltcates. Wash & Ylllllsl O dEmpIoyed as o·Irector O£ R t' £ S eo~um= ;;h•~ ~ Ch"lli 'e I coth Couple ··s ~.!·s~~~ol~~ ~~~ p!~:t InJllfe ° d stat~ I and let the dlvl:: Demo"ata .. system PY:!: squabble publicly over VIet for 10 years and a former president of the American AsJtO. sant, arrested Davidaon in Ma.. of the swimming pool. · ,- • Nam. clition of School Administrators, waa chosen Monday by on County Monday after a lug!· Mr. Ord, a teacher at Eastern High School, who gnd- '.c the alate Board of Education from six candidates for the tive warrant bad been oblained uated from Rio Grande College last year, also is an aaJ1t.. I\\"' Record ChiU. post to succeed Supt E. E. from Juatiee of Peace Olillia ant coach of football and basketball in the Eutern D~ ~· RECOIID-BREAKING .COLD Holt July I. Eaa1!x will take a $5,000 ..,. Kincaid. PT. PLEASANT- The Sher· system. He was employed by the Middleport Recre. . :- ;i:• covered ·a wide secllon of lbe who bad announced hill nual salary cut when he takes Two persons, a Cbllllcothe Dav1dson was taken before iff's department received a new Board meetmg in the office of Mayor Clyde 0. Fjsher. Ji .. country today from the Midwest reslgnaUon last January, said over lbe state post with Its man and bls wife, were injured Jam~s Thompaon, judge of the member Monday afiernoon town hall. , . '· • to the mountains of New Eng· be would tl<lt retire, but he did $25,000 a year wage. in the collision of two oars and crrcutt court. of Mason. County' when a resident of Jericho Rd. Employed as assislants of Mr. patched and paltttlnC Ia 1lel!ft ""' land, wbere icy rains and snow not reveal hill plans. A naUve Ohioan and a gr~d· a trnck at 11:30 a.m. Monday where he watved extradttton and came to offic~ wit!- d~g and tied Ord at the park were Michl done now. ·_ nipped spring blossoms in the Essex told the boaN thai one uate of Ohio State Untver91ty, on Rt. 124, one and three tenths was !hen brought to Metgs coun- H to a chair 1uat outside lhe of· Lloyd, student at Ohm Umver· Season tloketa al . bud. of his !!rat undertakings was to Esael served u superlntendetlt miles west of the junction of Rl ty · . lice. She slated ehe was tired 1 sity, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce prices aa prevliled last : The mercury di ped to an provide better voc~tlonal and of schools In Lakewood, East 32S. The auto DaVIdson allegedly o!leeding lhestr•y, part beagle, j Lloyd, as head lileguard, a po- will be on sale later this · . official degree~ in aubur:O ~pational trainmg "to ~rve IJverpool, and Middleport Ohio stole belonged to James Schaub, black, tan and white dog, which •sition he has held with distinc- These are ~ for\ I child IS • ·• Chicago.19 wu degrees at those who have been htatorJCaJ. and Ferndale, Mich., before Treated at Velarans Memor- who JS a slate patrolman from had been dropped off at her re .. : lion hefore, and Mrs. Thomas under, $8 for a peraon 23 11 Lansi Mich and falll ly unskilled and who now find moving to Akron. tal Hosp1lal, Pomeroy, and re- tbe Athens OSP post. ldence last week. I Scally, as swimming instructor. and up; $12 per famlly .\rilla · the : . lilt;; ature ng, themaelves in an econollljl A trustee of BaldwJn.Wallaoe leaaed were Eugene D. Hunalck- The aherHI's department al· The lady lalormed officers Mrs. S<ally has conducted for each child ;n the ' 1 !here .l:ng lhe ev: where they feel allenated and College, ba holds an honorary er, and Lola Hunalcker, bod! ffl. so arrested William Earl MID- she Imd called the dog catcher iseveral successful summers of additionaL recorded .", ... of Ma mon unwanted." Ph. D. from lhat achool and an 'IIte· Slate Highway patrol said dor Monday on charges of in· to come after the dog but he swimming instruction in which Ord Indicated he hopei ' y. _ As Akron school head, Essex honorary L.L.D. from· the Unt· both were thrown from thair toxlcatlon ,.d parking on lbe failed to do so and she was led young people of the Meigs area conduct 8 summer · ralaed the percen!nge of fresh- verslty of Akron. car. They were treated I or highway, and . Emmett Welch up with feeding him. have qualified as instructors and league for young men 1· )I men who olayed 1n school ts bruises and abrulona. on an intoxtcallon charge. Officers removed the dog many others earned Red Cross boys, a softball teacue,~ ' I mportant Hurdie 1 CAPE KENNEDY _ ALL graduate from a tow 57 per cent Off! aa14 lha ccldent from lbe office chair and Mon- semor and JUnior life • saving may be slowpltdt, 8 went well as Astronaut. Thorn· to about It per 'cent. 'IIte slate oertl VeteraDI Memorial Hospital day evening he was tied to a certificates. on the tntorest shown; ·. ' Slaflard and Eugene Gernan average ill at 70 per cent, he ~~ ~~enM:r Admlsotoas- Loretta Daugb· parking sign in the courthouse Mr. Ord will receive $350 per softball for a church IHI!llli. 0 88 taekled a long countdown aaid. uns c er erty, Cbeshtre; Jeannette C&r· yard marked "Reserved for month, while Mr. Lloyd and Mrs softball for g1r1a ... ~ · 53 hearsal tnday In an impurla He also called for a re-eval· 0 ~enj • Rt. I,~, slcleawlp- ter, RuUand: James Rees, Ra· Deputies Only," causing com· Scally are employed on an hour· again provitllng 'there Ia lniiJi' hordle that muat be n uatlon of the American high n a curve. e Hunalcker cine: Ruby Ferrell, Pomeroy; ment from passerbys. ly basis. est; badlnlnton, htiiollili* slart thr flight of to school to make 11 fit lhe mod· Burean of criminal lnvestlga· : went oH •Ide of Luna Owens, Mlddleporl; Gyn- The dng catcher was report· Ord will prepare a full youth- niB, tsb1e tetm1a 9 Jim students' needa. on sclredule lola Uon authorities were opected road, then lha hl8b- tbla Triplett, Middleport: Per· edly going to come a~er the Iadult recreation program for ap. Time wUI be resem.d"'!!llr ,ij; 1 17 The 530-mln .km ill aim- 'IIte new superjntenctent also in Pomeroy tnclay to investJsate way and struck westbound ry Carpenter, Long Bottom. dog later Monday night. Any· proval of the commission by lbe lhulab for .. to t seid )1011-ldgh liOhool edueatlon the burglary and attempted safe truck operated by Jolm s, Wood, Dlsc:Jwtes Clara Whaley, one wishing to claim the dng lime school is reoeased, Gha~ ~~<!l>DP ,tij. ', · 0 1 ;:"' Aal wllh public IIUPPtlrl Is ..,... cracking lha_l occured sometime 36, Jackson. Herman Marshall William An- may do so at lhe dog catchers, Commissioner Eugene Harris sided. Harrtt 0 aA.m. andl- sary 1o mate available edtJCa. early Monday at the . Modern 'IIte patrol aald lhal Molden derson, Ronald Ralston. phone 576-2006. announced the pool bas beeD 'rtehill alsO · • T ' .; 1 1JET ACTION\ Meigs • Man IsHeJd In • AUt 0·The£t ssex t0 Attack M"!. Dropout pr·oblem . . . - -===--·- O!d Town Flats This oftpr d()('S not include coin·op C'le-aning or fun I I E -- 1 Pay only rt>gular cleaning charge 11ext fall. m~y I Tu--~• ~~: 1 Dust Problem Protested I' ~~ Marcin~ ROBINSON'S CRABTREE PROMOTED - Rolland Crabtree, veteran employee of the Meigs Highway Department, has been promoted to deputy to County Engineer H. P. Cbrlaty, Crabtree's appointment, effective May I, was announced Monday by Mr. Christy. Crabtree, an equipment operator for the highway department, worked nine years as an aul.st&Dt operator for the Tennessee Gas Co. A native of Meigs county, he has lived biB eottfe llf• ber of the First Baptist Cburch in the Carpenter area. He is married to the former Beulah Galaway and they have two of Pomeroy. grown sons, Kenneth and Donald, both io the National Guard. Services will be held at the Ewing Funeral Home Friday at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Carver W'll. ffi I 1ams o ciating. Burial will be at Beech Grove Cemetery. Masonic services will be !teld Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Friends call at the funeral home Dust from the municipal park Isome gunned boistrously, cause 10 days to eliminate It or aetioD Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.tn. adjacent to their homes on late-at-night disturbances and will be taken. Cblef of Polx. and Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. Plum-s\ was protested to !own add lo !he dust problem. Herb Gilkey, following an lnvesand from 7 to 9 p.m. council by Mrs. Edith Nash anrl Chester Tannehill of the Re· ligation, attested to debris ... Mrs. Alma Newton Monday creation Commission, which ad· trash creating a nuiaance. night who demanded action to minislers park activitees, re- Frank Esch1eman, 484 ftarl..· stop the nuisance. viewed briefly for council and st, representing himself, Charltll Council met in town hall with I the visilors plans to remove the ' Searles and Mrs. Hulda Klein, M C 0 Fish 'd' cause of complamts. nearby residents, esplalned a adyordel. -tio feJr pHresht mg He indicated diamonds will traffic control problem fD anil af MegaRo n old p· r. 1g . summer Pearl-s! fronting . lhetr . J!IOPOI:>: , h'pu- be dampened down lhts p s oclassr.as attending na meto8 see IS- when dust blows and another t1es. . Autos, at buah hours, tt11i·t tory J. ED FOSTER their toea! government in action. atlemp brobably wtll be made able to park at Tmy'o Foodlan4 . next autumn to get grass on !he extenstve off street parking lots, ter Nallonal Folllldallon for A Rt. I, Long Bottom man, Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Alma Boys League diamond fields. use street and frequet~Uy block Infantile Paralysis 15 years. was apprehended Monday and Newton said they and other IElimination of cars going into !he complainants even fnlnl "' He waa also an active mem- reportedly conlesaed to theft ol Plum·st residents have asked I the park on dance nights also is getting in their own drlvewap . . ...V l ~auto last February 27 • Sher· 1abatement of the dust problems being studied. or parking near their homes. iff Robert C. Hartenbach aald for a number of years, but that Council also approved a reso- Eschleman 98id he had dJt. CHI- Walter 8. MooDer aa- tnday. . aothing has been done. 'IItey al· lotion authorizing Clerk Dick cussed 1he matler '!lllb JI!Dllf OOODoed today tlutllhe Olfke DTh~she~:f .8~. Don:ld H. leged their furniture is ruined, Bailey to notify Ed Smith and Rickman, Foodland prop;leiAi, of Eooaomlc Opportunity bas &VI n,_ • " mg eld '" cleanlug is impo.,ible, and Herschel Buckner, Park-st, of and all parties recogn;.ed 1 lfiiDted $li,W to the ·Gallta· r:ty ~il r'ndlng transfer to clothes bung out are dirtied. a nuisance at their adjacent problem existed. 'IIte matler WU Committee for coniD nsdao~ ycharto•landed. lrlalh. '!'bey also complained of auto- properties and that !hey have I (Cont!nuedon page 2) maa lo finaoco die theftav1of a n11161 " model g Ford m tGa·e mobiles . m . !he park durmg . ~m,, _,,.,~.., actleo k H d 8 wee e• tart pro. . mer months on evemng5 ....... tldl summer. ..... ined when record hops are held on f recobah~d imy Mr 6 r nk· the slab. '!'bey sstd the cars, c 8 epar en 1 ar. par ed onBaseh lh onver Bailey farm near an. . IS Hartenbach sa~d he and Sgl. Bobby J. Ord, South Fifth and Maln-st, will dlriCt ·ill- J. Edward Foster, 65, expir·] was a director of the Farmers ed suddenly Monday evening Bank and Savings Co. at the !Vew COJuullalions ~am1ly, ~- Ed Foster Dies • At I ·LA t 3 a:d USE I 1 =========:l~w:a~rd~ed~to~M=I·:s-~C~I:ar:a.:::K:a:rr~, NOW 1)(''• I • 1 I 11;~~ ~-'{,~:·,:· k~~~11m I 1 w~tb ~ '" !j I . 1 ' More than• nne million toma- ltrucks pulled out early thlo lon seed to ralae the UO,OOO,ready to reJllanl. !not be oblained an the tomato to plants were killed in the Le- . morning, enroute to Florida to plants, in addition to hothouse ! Letart Falls residents also . plants against a freeze. tart Falls area early today as pickup southern pl•nts. Each 1 and fertilizer costs. Hill said!indicated their cabbage plants( Meanwhile, !he UPI repor~ tbe temperature dipped below truck can haul up to 400,000 ' he also would have to re.-ferti- ' suffered from the freeze, but : ed record low temperatures 11lize. [reezing. . plants. ! were not killed. "They were \ Monday night may have wiped "All !he tomato plants in Le· Don Richard Hill, Jne of sev· Most farmers already had ' stunted some and U will take a aut northern Ohio's entire com, tart Falls were r~ned," said eral farmers on the . sandy soil stakes laid out and several had Icouple days of good weather toj mercial fruit crop, according to I)D! farmer ~isguste~ly when : in eastern Meigs county, said ~ them in the ground. Workers 1start them growJng again," reo . a scientist at the Agricultural oonlacted lhts mormng. he, lost 120,1100 plants. today, throughout Le!art Falls, •ported one. . I Research and Development ConIt was repor_t~__ttrat__tllree l Hill said he hao spent $450 were removing stakes, getting l Farmers say Insurance can-Iter in .c:=:.::..:..... Wooster. _ _ _ ~·A 1 \ Frost Ruins Million Tomato Plants ~an's ~'Kentucky liiXI.~' 1 • VOL XVIII NO. 16 App·I G Soc'Jetv NOfes Tuppers PI • SOClefy . N I ~~.--------- -- -----------------------~ · ~--~---------- -- ----------------· POMEROY-MJDOi.Ei'OKi. OHIO ano~. ~ 'I, DnoiM To The lnt.rau u_; r;.., ;;;.,;,,.iiidlon .41'1111 l • a~d 1 Low~ i •·--at 1 :.• : '. ' 'f ~ !18 ', ~ . ~hlch caters~sprayed ~.... ·"'""'••dor N~vy . . �• ' ' . ' !. ·, ' ' •• _lD ·.· nU ..,ySTSontm•'· Pomeroy·Mt;;:~i:g~~:;·~~-1 Heavy Ice For Chi'ldren ' II Blamed Jn crasJ1 1 Carmel Third N;uclear Red Leaders Rumored Meeting in Romainia • N BJ f L 'k J was SOCJety· oles,, as . I e y Leoni~ . 1 confirm Brer.hnev's departure in line with their long-slandlnl .-··. (Continued from Pa•e I) policy 'ln the case or guch ... ..'.'t~ferrtd the street th• ('()mmiltee. ~-""""to .......... mavnr ' j I - . rret trips. But the sources said .._. ... _ .. _ .. -· • . J 'Mr. and Mrs. Ar!~ur Orr ~r 1 the Kremlin chief left Moscow 1 {;~':~ ~~~~~ ;n:=.~~t ~ CONNELLSVILLE. Pa . ruPt) ~~~~[e~~:~~a ~~ '~d fa;~u ; P.al'lv this morni»K.. . · :vu~ f;;::!:: ::::::! ~~ ~~; ~rrrnv_ Heavy icing conditions and J·ecently. ~ Y ~KYO (U~l) ....... Commun~lit Tht' sources sa1d Bre~hnn . lol Chma's e:o:plaston Monday of JlS planned to spdd two ro three '"d. recommendation by Coun- 1 On Monday, May lti, at i'.IU fog were blam~ri tutil:ly lui~~(: D '·•tman Clifford Stumbo that a, p.m m . the atld.1tonum of the cra~h of a twi n~ngme th n· d nur1ear dev1ce . apparently l"! dav!l m · Buc hareet. •phme d eanM.... arn1tzd ana Ell granncmJ· B ... numlln IaI .'. 'P El Sh I ' ren, ary an en arnJtz I . t t d I ' rr c· I . •-t d y I p,arklng meter spare be ~"JVen omero~ 'ementary c 00 which killed Pennsylvama Att~ ' Pomeroy called on Wednesda .' was an .el{J)f'flmen 0 eve op 0 ' I ta !l m ~ gra e, ugQ.'J ... Up to the Hawllngs Sons Co., 1 there Will be a m_eeting for pa_r- Gen. Walter E. Alessandroru, at the Dean Brinker home. Y; a trl~germg -..~vice for t1 powe1·- 1 IS vta, meanwhile, reported that Second and Mill-sts which ents and their children who wtU his wtfe, Ethel, and two other M F k H d d h I ful hydrogen L .... mb, Weslern NEW YORK <UPII S k . tl h Chou was ex:pected in Ruch.i.tr· • 0 .' ' . :be attending kmdergarten da:ss. rs. ran u son an c J!. scientists sDid today toe pnces, 1n le 1r S orpest est "in the next few days" . Jnlcnd~ to build a new sode- : es at the Pomero Elemental· 1 per::.ons. ., dren of Syracuse called on the , · ! plunge s1nce President Kennedy'I assassination, hit the Th · walk in thf' space, referred a 1School d 1 they_ ·h 1 Y Alessandrom s death left the Warren Rose family recently I The blast brought closer the year's lowest levels Monday when the market retreated for fi ethsoucet~ ire:~edCh to; complaint to Chief Gilkey by 1t9liG-l9ft7 u~n!:\ be sl~~l y~ar Republican .state org.amzalmn Thirty-three were present at day when Red China's arsenal the second time lq a week following word ()( auto produc- ~m e 8~ c oub 11 0 .fohn Ksuf that rats fi'Onl the ' k de · t ~ e t ~ with a cand1dste for ll~utenant Sundav School The birthday of will contain the H-bomb. 1t tion cuts and uncertainty over lnflatJon z nev mee ng, u was e ev~ _dump art a great nu1sance, l fl~ne eni ~UIII 8 mu~ governor in nel{t Tue.sday's Larry· C1rcie ~as honored. I sparked sharp protest in Japan, Triggered by General Motors' weekend announcement ed th:e:omanian of~~lal~ had -transferred $200 to the Salary 1 0t.·to~r 31 ° ~e on or ore primary. . Ithe onlv Victim Qf nuclear at- 1 or a production $lOwdown, prices began falling at market lsucce 10. per~ua tsg t11e .ApprooriatJOn fund ms1de the I It . · . · ta t h t A (''YII A1r Patrol search ta ck as well as fears in Wash-' open1ng and were doing so at the close when a brief rallv two Commumst giants to take 1ingt~n that other nations might ' was halted by news Ford Motor Co. will produce 18 000 feW- !their long s~uldering dispute f'ire Equipment F~nd . and ac. ! Js very lmpor , .0 t a par- plane spotted the wreck age at ' VISJT IN 1\lt\I'JST()~ ceptt!'d the clerk's pollee and I~nts a~! nextt ~ar s kindergar- 11:25 P m. EDT Monday mght I Mr and Mrs. .\l vtn ~mn~ vls-' decide to develop atomic W'O'ap. er cars than planned this jdrop on the day ot Kennedy's ' to the bargamlng table. tire deMrtment reporls. I' enAipupJ sate I I in a ragged, desol <~te area, ·~ Jted Mr and Mrs Eu~·c:>ne ~~or" on~ to' ('Ounter Chinese nuclear ' month. assassination Nov - 1963 It so, a pre-sc con erence · h f 3 1100 f t' nd · Ki ' · · ' · ' · ~, · Attending wen~ Mayor l<'i slJer, I for the parents of Pomeroy chil-. mile nort east .o ' oo ns a ;"on, m n ~~tun , (lhJo, power. I The news from DetrOlt was fell 15 09 points last Tbursday, DIRKSEN HURT l'!Nk Bailey, Councilmen Sturn- dren w'ln did not attend Pome- i Laurel Mountam. i on Sunduy. Cl' • n n t ld an unsettling factor in 11 mar- l when GM gave rlr!t indica' ion WASHINGTON IUPI) - Sena ho, John Zerkle, DICk Vaughan 'roy ktndergarlen this year but I Also ktlled m _the crash were . --~ . .Jmas an ou cemen sa k~~ alr~ady disturbed by possl·iof Its plans ~o reduce produc. late Republican Leader Everett of ~obert Halverson _said th~ v~ the dev1re. touched o!f at 4 bd~ty of an lnC'rease In taxes.l tion. It made some recovery M. Dirksen fell from bfs . <>~rge Baker, Wayne Gibbons who wtll be attending the flrst jJames E. Staudmger, 51, an(! 8 F. Parm1:1lee. grade tn the Pomeroy Elemenw 1 Abmgton. Pa., a member of t1ms suffered multtple frac~ures p m. Monday (4 a.m., ES1'J, 1Prices dropped from 1 to 4 Friday when GM indicated its 1 in Walter Reed Army Ho!lpltal : tal) School durmg the school t the state J,iquor Control Board and tram~.tlc shock. He . sa1d . co~tai.~ed "thermonuclear ma- 1points on . investment . ~sde 1plans for a slowdown in produc- early today and fractured bll :vear 1966 _1967 Will be held In 1~nd Montgomery County Re~ub-: the p1lot y,us found a .re.,., ieet I tenal Th1s ~u~tar wordmg ~tocks whtle glamor tssues. fell , tion were uncertain, but on Sat· right hip, his office reported. .lhe auditoriUm of Lhe Pomeroy I hCBn. chairman and the pilot ,' from th~ wrec~uge still strap- led 'Western S('Jentistl'i to spec- I m cases by more than 10 pomts. J urday, the auto producer an- He was to undergo surgery at 'Elementary School at 2. 311 p.m Melvm Ladm or Collmgwood,! 11ed rn hts seat. rhe o~her~ were 1ulate that she had not detonat- 1 The Dow-Jones tndus~rial av- •nounced flatly that 8 of its 24 ! 10 a.m. EDT to "reduce and Mtmday, May 16, 1966 _ N. J. !~?und stra.pped In their ~ats in- 1~ ?" H-~mb, but had tested l 1erage dropped l6.03 pomts . the ]plants would have short work · fix" the fracture. He was lD for lln.ivf'rsity here. AU cb.ildr~n entering the Porn- : Somer~=~-~ounty Coroner ~ ~lde the Y.reckage, he satd. l.fi&,SIOD trigger for such a bomb. lshiU'pe&t plunge since the 21.11 weeks for the rest of May, 1a routine checkup. • IJodser' StmfiPt: eroy first grade must be six w.\SHINGTON - SEu:c. yl'l:lrs of age on or bt>fore next lire 8enict> Dirtrtor Lt. (:en.! Octuber 3L Lt'~· i s B. Hf'rsb.ev said then• i ----a re indil'atlons n;anv col '~ge : students are takinS ;r... ,;uc:tte ~ work simp]~· to <l\'Oid the dr:ift. l Hershey, JU~t back from a tross-count11r.v t ri~ dunng whi1•h Jw Vl~il6d several co lle~~s , JSaid \knda~ thai Joeal draft boards : '.' • a stro111 possibility hr; Cclmmunist party boss would me•t wilh Cc>mmunbt 1 Br!lhnev made a ..cretl ChlseRe Prem.Jer Cho En-t.ai '" flight to · Bucharest tllday, reJt. the RomaniAn capi .. ol . able sources reported. There Soviet . officials woulil 'lGt 1 -----·~ - - - - - - -.... ______ MOSCOW Trigger Devt're Parents May 16 [ 1 1 StoclrtS In • Deepest PJURO'e sInce • the A··sassinatiOD • ' :! 1 hoo. be• • f Upl Brie s Rumors Sp•'ked Of Red Ross fan,· St:'Vere prohlt>m ~ in dt-t'id- Being Dead in~ whether ln defe1· ma ny i TOKYO fU I-'l l _ ROO Itht> C hin~ se le11der si ncr last 1 7\ eUJ Mnrs/rall Plurr I Nov 26 and spiked rumors t.h'lt WASHIN£;TON - SEN. ROR-! he was seriously ill or df'ad . en F. Kennedv . D-N.Y.. today ! The ion~ absence from the sugge~ ted a LaUn Ame1·it'an j pub! it.' scene of Mao, China'~ '·Marshall Plan '' to keep U. S. I Communist party chairman and money - not Marines - in the I thl' deified leader of its revo luf, lrefront of the rf'volu lioh he 1 lion, sparked wide~prea d rnmfrl·l~ is ine\'itable !here. ' ors that he had passed from I say ~e n )\~llo Jnet. ago. ,. 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Don't let worn tires jeopardize the safety 9f your family. For carefree driving this Spring a~d S-q.mmer stop in at the nearest Ashland Oil Dealer. Trade now. And get the biggest tire bargains in town! concrete AL Linescores Home Furnishings I neicb call us! 1 New •alit 1 low. lnado SALE I quipped the cllamp ... ho wu Clay, --......., w.-.a 1D a greeted with a rouslftg ovaHoo, lull llld bow-tie, the Cooper was also a guest ol J1U801 of booor at Monday honor at the booing clloner. otgllt'o boxlng-<llnner at Loo- Recalllng what bappened lo cloo'o RUtoa Hotel. his first clash with Cooper here iD betw0011 the dlnaer and the In 1963, when be was put oo the lgbts, €lay' told the enthustas- floor lD the f<IUrth round, Clay tic auclleRCe he was happy to he said· liaclc 1n BrttaiL · "For thls llght I mU8t be "I'm happy to accept me In lawfully swllt. Cooper b IIICIJ a time of trisls," lheitougb and, I understand, ebamp told the cheering crowd, Igetting desperate alld I lpJ>lll'OIItly referring to bJs l blame blm." problet~~J back home with the 1 He said he found out Solecllvo Service Board i their loot ftgllt "that I a~, accompanied ·by bls 1over a left hook." That ~ 1 manager ADselo Dundee and hO[Ipen thls tlme he lidded. 1 Concrete is a lifetime buy. It's fire and termite proof - yet initial coil is x. Falcons Take MOVC Meet mpo•':...... 'eter.... ~.:::;:'"',;_.~ 1 MAINTENANCE =~i~glesc:: ~b as: •tea• 1 R= Ute (jrst on two watks, a "Siri- were lAKER FURNITURE SOUAL CAI.FNllAR C"RO - SOVIET PRE'll'rr Alexei N. Kosygin arri~·­ " 1 hf're today to begin an eightJay official visit almf'd at. bol~ f"'••P,g Russian in lluenet' i11 th e trou~d Middle East and rrWEDNESDAY rt:'iw•d a tumulluoug wE'komf' MIDDLEPORT Liberary club from thousands of fhf'E>r ing will m~;~et at the home of Mn. £gypti::ms. Susan Park , Wednesday, May ; Placard . waving rrowds gave 11~ at 2 p.m. The book review, Ko1ygin a wild ovatim, as he , gwen by Mrs. Roger Mnrg;m, lttppea from his JL 18 turbo· , will ~e ''The Sourre," by .Jam~!! p.rop 11irline 1·~ and was grettP.d ' A. Mtchener. The respomf' wJII ~ President Gamal Abdel l be ll Jewish tradition. ~ueer . WHIT£ ROSfo: LODF. will · meet Wednesday. May 11 , at 1:30 p.m. Hostt'sses are Mn. Clarence McNeil, Mrs. Denver . I Nf'lson and Mr.~ . Mtldred JallF.VOTED TO INTI!R&~T Of cobs. . MEIGS . MASON AIIEA I POMEROY SHEKESPEARE R•ch•rG 1. ow•"· ·Pub'''"'., I club wtfl meet at the home of ~· ct\"t•• Tennetllll, ICSif•• I Mrs. Ben Neutzling Wednesday ~ ,.blllhH ' " " ' l!fblrll(llln n~pl 1 lan.rdu ,nq Sunday bJ Tile otdo at I p.m. for a potluck lunchvan•, PutiU.hllll t:on:~papf, un Ma- l . C"-.1\kl St .. PDI'IPI'OY, OhiG, 457611, Bu. eon Bnd meetmg. m- nttlre Phnn• WY 2-21M!. Etlllol' MJDOJ EPORT LITERARY 'al f>lletll WY W!l?. ' lnterlod u •"('(Inn cl•.. matllnt Club will meet Wednesday, May Qlltl~r II till Potl Oftlct II Pomeroy. JJ t th L OIIID a e uume of the pres1'den t. ''btto"'' ~·em.tat repNII•at.H••• Mi~s Susan Park M111 Roger Bot.UatW Ktmbtll, lat., 3.:1 Ll•lnt· · · ton ~...... New Y11rll C1t.v. Nf'w Morgan will review "The y,.,~~._ Is "b · · tiu~crtptull. tate~: o.uverer1 o,. ource y James A. Michener. eerrln wllu. •••liable ~5 tenu per 1R tJ Jl Wffllr Gnt ,,., 111 1 ay 111111,11 ~~• lll• , o ea respnnse WI·11 be a Dalb !HnUnel ornce , tUI.30; s, r I Jewish Tradition. month• n .tOI 'l'bree lllc:tnlh• tJ 110 8J ' Mol.or Rouw when ea1'1'111r ~er~l~ WHITE ROSE LODGE AwdlnGt •••llaMe, 0111 mont.h , IL311 B:r 1· ·'J[ t Wednes d8y a fmt.lt• On• 11 u 11o.oo: st. mo~tb •• . tary WI mee •~Us; Thre• month•- noo C.SuDScl'lp· l ternoon at the Legion Hall in tloa ..-IM laelud.. lunda:r 'l'lmH-j M.ddl t ~ Seatlallll. 1 eport a 1:"'"' p.m. •• •• • • DEMANDS LESS ::~~::.~~ :c.:~-~' ,;:~·:·~;;n SlalldlDg• i =· with the Al- baniam:--- , 1\ f)Rrgin AcrlnimPd " il. Monday's Resulcs 1New York ooo 100 tot- 3 1 , Rodgers. WP-Sanrord 1:1-l). St. Louis al Chi. ppd., cold ! Minn. 200 000 1100- 2 9 1 LP-Cheney (0-1). HRs-Rodglly Uolted Press iltlei'IIIIIIODIII San Fran. at Pitts., ppd ., cold Stottlemyre (2-21 and How- ers llstl. Kirkpatrick (1st!, NaUonal Leapo Los Ang._ at Phila., ppd., rain . ard : Perry, Worthington 18) Valentine t2ndi. 1 and G. AB. R. H. Pet Cmclnnatl 7 Atlanta 4, Alght Battey. LP- Worthington Morgan Hou 25 11 1f 34 ,370 XOnly gsmes scheduled) ~~ 1~1). HRs-Mantle flst), Maris (Only games scheduled) •d t ' ak Ha~ ! smith StL 22 81 10 29.358 Toeoclay's Probable Pitchers 12ndJ, Pepitone (4th). --LONDON (UP[) - Wor ld I'-'On on ma cum er ··~ . ' st Lo is at Chica o-Jackson ~-Looking for Inexpensive heavywelght champion Cassius Leven, said he would start of! ' Pgcarnl, PlU 17 t!2 6 22 ·358 ll-li u HmJeu IO-~) or Faw' 10-2) Clay was te start final today with a press cenference Hart, S.F. ZS 86 20 30 .349 ·l vs. ~ . - . . · k Food StL 22 88 8 30 341 Jl~. · Detrmt •t Cleveland a~ght· preparatlons for biS May 21 and a first wor out at 2 ~.m. ' Pitt 18 65 10 a2 ·338 i Cincinrratl at Taltnta, 2, twi- , Lolich (3-11 vs. O'Don~ghue (2- ~ title ftgllt against British and (10 a.m. EDT) at the TemtorI 20 71 13 z; :325 night-Maloney (H) and Pap- ' O) or Bell 11-1). Emplll heavywelgbt klngp\• lal Army Gym at While City. ll .323 pas (1-2) vs. Fischer tl-1) and , Chicago at Baltimore, night22 96 11 VISIT OUR Cooper at LoRdoos Clay, who surprised zs rr1 1~ 27 .310 Lemaster t2-1). I Peters Il-l) vs. Miller 1 0~). 1 :ei1J Army Gym today, ..,. with his mtdest and Llbvre, L.A. 24 81 11 2a .SIO Houston at New York, nightWednesday's Games 1 €Jay, w!Jo 6ew In earlier appearan«i earlier AmortiaJi Le,P. . Giusti 1:1-1) vo. Gardner ( H). Washington at Catilomia, light , Monday; lold a fasblooable wu lD something like hJs G. AB. Il H. Pel. .Los Aageles at PhJtadelphla, Boston at Kansas City, night 1 ~ audience ot the form as he faced the F.Rbsu, Ball !9 811 21 28 !night-Sutton (3-3) vs. Jackson New York at Mmnesola, night • . Aarlo-Amerlean Sporting Club at the swank London Hilton. Oliva, MiJm 18 116 13 26 10-3), . . Detroit at Cleveland, night i Middleport, 0. _ , llgbt ho was looking " Yszmakl, 8os 22 90 18 ..358 Sa• Francisco at Pittsburgh, : Chicago at Baltimore, nlgllt forward 11 1 "llce ftgllt" Thanks, but please B.Rbsn, Ball IV '19 13 . nlght-Bohn (:1-Z) vs. Blass - ;-- . . -~,.,,.,.......,._ _,.,,.,,...,_ qalaJI Cooper 1 :laf&ar-Gid Henry Cooper out of his room, Slebor4 Cal 21 16 r lt J15 0). the st>Cond of two &>nate I the scene. .venr~ . r.a.ye triple apiece for the Angels, flee whcl. ...... outhlt 14o8. California ::.m. Cqacr'craynor silliie'o exploded for f~ve runs lD the Junior lllghthander Mike Jen- 1ball game. boys added two roore In the~ th~rd inn_ing, With ~ger.s and kins pitched two-hit ball Mon- J~nkins weot the entire sev- 1ond as the r~ult of a wark .~.:,.KII'kpatrick each f:J'IPimg m two day as the Southern Tornadoes , e, 1-inning:; in 3ti degrM! weath- 1"ued to Amos Wallbrown, ·.. sn runs .. Fred Valentme paced the defeated Eastern 9-3 in a Mid- er. He fanned sevel and issued error and S~cer's tieC004 01 ~as~ngto~ attack with four Oh~ Valley Cenference base· four free passes. · Utree singles. :" hils mcludmg a two-run homer. · The only hits off Jenkins Other Racine blttm Peta Rose and Art Shsmsky Jateraolloaal Lta8Ue were singles by Ricbarc! Doug- , Grueser wiih a pair of sliig!<S, each polecl • two-run homer in By United Press lnternallollal las in the third and llharles Cuodiff, a single, Deem, a ili>the third innJng as the Reds W. L. Pel. GB Knight with one out In the sev- gle, and Spencer a fourth bll, handed 1965 20-game winner Columbus 10 2 .333 II> enth. Douglas's was an Infield a dooble. Southern will litlsl Tony Cloninger his third Jacksnvlle 13 3 .824 hit while Knight's dropped be- Rutland lD another MOVC ptna ootback in five decisions. Rose Toledo 7 ~ .583 3 tween the left and t;)'llter field- Thursday afternoon. · went 1-for-> and Shamsky 2-for- Richmond 8 9 .471 II> ers. By innings: ' 3 to lead a 1:1-hlt Clnclnn~ Rochester 7 8 .ltl'f II> All Eastern runs were scor- Eastam .. ·-· · 210 000 o-a h attack against six AtJantlt· Toronto 5 9 .357 8 eel as the result of seven Tor~ Southern .... .. 520 002 l9"'1:7 pitchers. Eddle Mathewo and Syracuse 5 9 .357 6 errors. Charles Eicblng- Eichinger, Knight Cl), WOir. Denis Menke slammOO btme l Buffalo 3 10 ..231 7¥1: er started on the mound for the (7) and Wolf (7) and DoLJglu runs for the Br..... I onc1a, 1 Re8 111 •.;i.ii,·.,w~a,:.';i.",.;ll,.; ·ev,.:e,:d~b;;,y.,Kn.:..,:ig~h;;,t_;<.,71~Jen~k;;_in;;_s_;a~od....Cu~m~li·f~f-iiii···j·j;;;; 1Eagies I " led ~ Ro ~ te ~ 1 t r - ·-- ---· ··- -I 0 . 0 . c es r · s ~ ~ ~nm~~ ledo 2nd pd c0 111 S c · a ~ c 1• ~P .,;id . NaUonal Leagao ;'~s:.ra t ·J,d cold I Los Ang. at Phila., ppd, rain (~tle arne~ sched~le~) ., st. Louis at Chicago, ppd., cold Yg - - - - Sa• Fraa. at Pitts., pdd., cold Filbt Resnlll Cinci 01 4 OIO OOI- 7 13 2 By United Pretts IDtemltlonal Atlanta OQ2 tOt 1100- 4 9 11 LONDON (UPli - Bob AUoJay, Noltebart (6) , McCool I tey , Ghana. stopped Jack1e ,81 and Edwards; Cl omnger, . 1 Brown, Scotland (21. AND Results of the first annual I (M) 10:57.9, Mcintyre IE), Ma- McArthur, thtrd. Umbach (4), Olivo (5), Blasin-Mid-Qhlo Valley Conference ,chir IW), L. Donohoe, IM). 220 Dash -Martin (E) 27.8, game 161 . Niekro 181, n.nelt TORONTO IUPI) -Fernand track meet held at Eastern : 440 Dash - Batey (W) 56.5, Russell (W). Sawyen <W) and 19) and Oliver. WP-Jay IJ -2) . Chretien, 132 . Toronto, outpointSaturday afternoon were an- Newland (E), T. COzart lR) Conway (M). LP--Cloni~er (2--3) . HHs- l ed Tommy Tibbs, 132, Boston 5•01 • nounc'«l today. :andM. Peters !M). Mile Run Orr IE) I Rose •2ndt, Shamsky (3rdl, (lOt. . 1 DJScus- JustiS (E) 106 ft. 1 , Sneecl (W), Arthur (W) and By United Pl'ftslnlenatlonal · Menke t3rdt Mathews list) Wahama won the meet wtlh . 31,-2 in., Smith ~M) Conway (M) 1 Hughes (M). ' Natloaal League ' • I CHORE MASTER 40 points, Eastern was stcond ·and Dailey (R) . 100 Yd. Dash - Martil (E) ! W. L. Pet. GB (Only games scheduled) LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) with 37 , McArthur had 28 and oov .,. Dash _ Mora• <R) 2:17.- !0.3, Batey tW), Russell IW)i San Frao 18 7 .720 ... Ernie Lopez, ti(J , Los Angeles, I' Amt"rican Leaguto Southern 25. 9, Arthur tW), Sneed (W). and and Allman lE). IPittsburgh 14 ~ .636 2'tl Boston ' 000 000 IOO-- 1 8 0 outpointed Jose Stable, 148'h, The winners, their time or Brinker !W). Shotput- SmiUt (M) 42 ft. , Ho~ton , 1510 .600 3 Kan . Citv 00040020x- 6 81 1New York ilO). I 11 9 .550 !lh . 1 distance and the runner-ups, in Broad Jump - Russel1 (W) 14% in., Sawyers (W) Conway IPhiladelphia 1 agrin.i, LonOOrg (4), Sadow- Wash.- - - Ott 100 22• 7 14 1 the variou.' events were: !9.7, Mathews (R), Riffle (W) (M), aod Ed Cc>zart IR). Los Angeles 13 12 .620 • 5k 161 R d ~ 181 and Ryan, Calif. Mile Relay - Racine, Rus- and Martin (E). High Jump - Davis (M) 5 Atlanta 13 13 .500 5lh . 1 ' a atz 115 200 lOx- 10 8 I , L Tillman 181 : Sheldon, Wyatt seJI, Mathew~ . Tim Cozart · and 808 Relay - Eastern Martin ft. 3 in., Mathews and T. Cozart, New York 8 10 .444 67ii (?), Aker (SJ and Suarez. WP _ Cheney, HumPh r eY 5 13), · Rog. 119.99 Brewer 3.59, Eastern, Wahama. Newland, Eichinger and All- D Cozart, both Racille, tied for St. ~uis. 8 14 .3&4 B'f.l ' Sheldon (2-3). LP-Magrmi (0- Lines 151, Jiannan (8J and Two Mile Run Coleman · man 1:41.9, Racine second, and. second, and Cbadw.sll (E). Ciru:mnah 8 14 .364 81h I) Casanova : McGlothlin, Sanford 6 17 ·26111 : · ---·- ----··- · --· · - --·· Chicago (4) Sukla 171, Lee 18) and Clay.Beg1'ns F1'naJ Dr1'JJ For May 31 Bout In London pol\ r~ speeches. Kennt>d~ said : Peking's Foreign Mini stry 111 hr beli Ved the Ameri,•an pPo- denied 10 days ag11 lhat the n p!P would support "a greatly 1 yellr-old Mao was ailing. m"rt-a~ .. d Hid effort - an effort .' The Engli sh-langufl~e broad ·•( ~~~~~ to what we were willing 1 cast. heard in 'T'okvo. did not do J:i ,. ' By JEFF MEYEIIS the Yankees to victory, ''Tbls shoulder operatloa ll!lted Oily -keel tbe &II .two lnnlngl UP[ Sports Wrtler may shoe~ stme people, but I h1s first circuit <!""I of the and absorbed bla first loos of Aftr! a.. ~aslc tr~-~~~ !eo~~· s~~- - ~~k we can wln the oeasoa. Marll slimmed h1s the oeaoon. The M&M boys had wuu me nvu u,..~ ... !>.c.~_;. ;;.:............ , seeol}d homer rl tha ~asoa .aad cennected off Minnesota &tarter Vork Yankees have declar~ an Yankees Style 1260tb of hll career. Jim Perry. H·Bomb Wlf on the Amertcan Although the Yankees are 10 Elsewhere 11 tbe jaDjor Stottlemyre, evening his reLeague. iG1iin l:.ihind front-I".mnin! •circuit KIDI!!!! Q!y wblpped cerd at 2--2 with Dine-hit The Yankees H(for homer)· Cleveland and Baltimore ,they B10ton 1-I ud C&U!om!a hll!'llDg, worked out of a Jam In . Bombed the Minnesota Twins :1- displayed Urst- class tal011t oudallkd Wublngtnn 111-?. the ninth. With a runner on 2 MCI!lday night for their third against tire Twins. Mickey In tho National Leque, third base and only one out he stra!Jiht victory under Ralph Mantle, Roger Marls and Joe ClncJnnaU lopped Atlanta 7-4 reUred Earl Battey on a Houk, the former Army major Pepitone blasted homers and while ..the Los ADseleo . at grounder to shorl and Russ who replaced Johnny Keane Mel stottlemyre went tha route Pbtladelphho, San Francisco at N!xoa on a roller to second. manager tast Satw-day. ·for the Bronx Bombers. PUtsburgb and St. Lwts at The Athletics erupted for lour Honk took cllarge of the With the score tied 2-2 lD the Chicago gllllltl wm (IC>Itpooed runs bo the feurlb innlnt! to olowest starting ballclub in New nlnlh, l'l!pitone lined h1s fourth because of lnclemeat weather. provide Hollie Sbeldon with h1s York htstory. The Yankees, homer of the campaign tff the 'Hie Yankeet have come alive second triumph of the cambeaten !6 times in 20 games right field foul pole. Mantle and under Hook, who plcled them palgn. The A's ruiqed the first under Keane were forced by Marls, New York's once-feared to A.L. pennantl la 1961-62-61. major league start of Boston's Houk to go through anethe< M&M combination connected In the three games, New York Pele Masrinl, whcJ allowed all phase ot baaic training prior to earlier in the contest marking batters have hit .150, eompared four runa in the fourth. Two the Minnesota game. the first time that they had to ,:1)5 uDder Keane, and slnglea, two wild pitches, two "We went over signs and homered In the same game Yankee pitchero havo lllowecl walks and Mamy Jimenez' fundamentals durl•g the pre- s!Dce June 16 111115. only flvo ruu. triple accoontecl for the Kansas game meeting 80 they aU knew Mantle suffering from Pepitone's shot wu tile ollly City <IUtburst. what to dt.'·· Houk seid after injury-wracked legs and not yet [baJI bit out of the infield off ~b Rodgers and Ed Kirkpatbree home runs bad powered recevered from a pre-season reliever Al Worthiagton, wbo trick eollect:Ed a homer and Jenkins2·H,its E~~i?~· n For 9-3. MOVC v·ICLOl ,f ' y M . ~tan mg are oot r omp ele.y sa · of Albanian Communists in Pt!k· J ~!a etor~··. , ··bu t are the best iug . the Ne w China Nt•ws Ag~e have. Her~hey told an_aud- ~ncy said todav. 11 wus the ll'nl'e ot n~:~r<~l rt>serve off leers. · firs! publki2ed · appecwance of ~o :~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M·ay 10, 1968-3 ; In thP first . ...J:_~ '1., ,tr:'"'! 1 Chl~raduate sl~en~s. Such en ter- nese Communist bos!il Mao Tsela as. exammat10ns and d.a~s tuna mel a vi s1. .·· 1 ·ng de1e..,a , t.10n 1 1 1 . ~ d In Yankees Bomb Twins For Third_ .Straight Win Sovletj (UPI) - ';:tit r!::S '"··. -· .v...... ' FOlD 'INC,461 .._ Faiflane 500 l-Ila« Hordlop (below) . also on sale includes a big 200-cu. in; Sh( engine • 3-speed manual trana... mission • 7-iterA safety package, and • · more. Every special Fairlane Hardtop;·· features : Whitewall tires • Spinner-type ~·. wheel covers • luxury trim • Pleated · vinyl seats. ..:.. Great Deals It You Act Nowr The -. number of specially equipped, specialty ·:1 priced harc.!:c:::::; i:; limited. So seey..,;,..., Ford Deater right away. Be Cllfeful with rour cer-tun • •• ~ '' lblrl wtlh • clofetr chocld "'! -I ' �• ' ' . ' !. ·, ' ' •• _lD ·.· nU ..,ySTSontm•'· Pomeroy·Mt;;:~i:g~~:;·~~-1 Heavy Ice For Chi'ldren ' II Blamed Jn crasJ1 1 Carmel Third N;uclear Red Leaders Rumored Meeting in Romainia • N BJ f L 'k J was SOCJety· oles,, as . I e y Leoni~ . 1 confirm Brer.hnev's departure in line with their long-slandlnl .-··. (Continued from Pa•e I) policy 'ln the case or guch ... ..'.'t~ferrtd the street th• ('()mmiltee. ~-""""to .......... mavnr ' j I - . rret trips. But the sources said .._. ... _ .. _ .. -· • . J 'Mr. and Mrs. Ar!~ur Orr ~r 1 the Kremlin chief left Moscow 1 {;~':~ ~~~~~ ;n:=.~~t ~ CONNELLSVILLE. Pa . ruPt) ~~~~[e~~:~~a ~~ '~d fa;~u ; P.al'lv this morni»K.. . · :vu~ f;;::!:: ::::::! ~~ ~~; ~rrrnv_ Heavy icing conditions and J·ecently. ~ Y ~KYO (U~l) ....... Commun~lit Tht' sources sa1d Bre~hnn . lol Chma's e:o:plaston Monday of JlS planned to spdd two ro three '"d. recommendation by Coun- 1 On Monday, May lti, at i'.IU fog were blam~ri tutil:ly lui~~(: D '·•tman Clifford Stumbo that a, p.m m . the atld.1tonum of the cra~h of a twi n~ngme th n· d nur1ear dev1ce . apparently l"! dav!l m · Buc hareet. •phme d eanM.... arn1tzd ana Ell granncmJ· B ... numlln IaI .'. 'P El Sh I ' ren, ary an en arnJtz I . t t d I ' rr c· I . •-t d y I p,arklng meter spare be ~"JVen omero~ 'ementary c 00 which killed Pennsylvama Att~ ' Pomeroy called on Wednesda .' was an .el{J)f'flmen 0 eve op 0 ' I ta !l m ~ gra e, ugQ.'J ... Up to the Hawllngs Sons Co., 1 there Will be a m_eeting for pa_r- Gen. Walter E. Alessandroru, at the Dean Brinker home. Y; a trl~germg -..~vice for t1 powe1·- 1 IS vta, meanwhile, reported that Second and Mill-sts which ents and their children who wtU his wtfe, Ethel, and two other M F k H d d h I ful hydrogen L .... mb, Weslern NEW YORK <UPII S k . tl h Chou was ex:pected in Ruch.i.tr· • 0 .' ' . :be attending kmdergarten da:ss. rs. ran u son an c J!. scientists sDid today toe pnces, 1n le 1r S orpest est "in the next few days" . Jnlcnd~ to build a new sode- : es at the Pomero Elemental· 1 per::.ons. ., dren of Syracuse called on the , · ! plunge s1nce President Kennedy'I assassination, hit the Th · walk in thf' space, referred a 1School d 1 they_ ·h 1 Y Alessandrom s death left the Warren Rose family recently I The blast brought closer the year's lowest levels Monday when the market retreated for fi ethsoucet~ ire:~edCh to; complaint to Chief Gilkey by 1t9liG-l9ft7 u~n!:\ be sl~~l y~ar Republican .state org.amzalmn Thirty-three were present at day when Red China's arsenal the second time lq a week following word ()( auto produc- ~m e 8~ c oub 11 0 .fohn Ksuf that rats fi'Onl the ' k de · t ~ e t ~ with a cand1dste for ll~utenant Sundav School The birthday of will contain the H-bomb. 1t tion cuts and uncertainty over lnflatJon z nev mee ng, u was e ev~ _dump art a great nu1sance, l fl~ne eni ~UIII 8 mu~ governor in nel{t Tue.sday's Larry· C1rcie ~as honored. I sparked sharp protest in Japan, Triggered by General Motors' weekend announcement ed th:e:omanian of~~lal~ had -transferred $200 to the Salary 1 0t.·to~r 31 ° ~e on or ore primary. . Ithe onlv Victim Qf nuclear at- 1 or a production $lOwdown, prices began falling at market lsucce 10. per~ua tsg t11e .ApprooriatJOn fund ms1de the I It . · . · ta t h t A (''YII A1r Patrol search ta ck as well as fears in Wash-' open1ng and were doing so at the close when a brief rallv two Commumst giants to take 1ingt~n that other nations might ' was halted by news Ford Motor Co. will produce 18 000 feW- !their long s~uldering dispute f'ire Equipment F~nd . and ac. ! Js very lmpor , .0 t a par- plane spotted the wreck age at ' VISJT IN 1\lt\I'JST()~ ceptt!'d the clerk's pollee and I~nts a~! nextt ~ar s kindergar- 11:25 P m. EDT Monday mght I Mr and Mrs. .\l vtn ~mn~ vls-' decide to develop atomic W'O'ap. er cars than planned this jdrop on the day ot Kennedy's ' to the bargamlng table. tire deMrtment reporls. I' enAipupJ sate I I in a ragged, desol <~te area, ·~ Jted Mr and Mrs Eu~·c:>ne ~~or" on~ to' ('Ounter Chinese nuclear ' month. assassination Nov - 1963 It so, a pre-sc con erence · h f 3 1100 f t' nd · Ki ' · · ' · ' · ~, · Attending wen~ Mayor l<'i slJer, I for the parents of Pomeroy chil-. mile nort east .o ' oo ns a ;"on, m n ~~tun , (lhJo, power. I The news from DetrOlt was fell 15 09 points last Tbursday, DIRKSEN HURT l'!Nk Bailey, Councilmen Sturn- dren w'ln did not attend Pome- i Laurel Mountam. i on Sunduy. Cl' • n n t ld an unsettling factor in 11 mar- l when GM gave rlr!t indica' ion WASHINGTON IUPI) - Sena ho, John Zerkle, DICk Vaughan 'roy ktndergarlen this year but I Also ktlled m _the crash were . --~ . .Jmas an ou cemen sa k~~ alr~ady disturbed by possl·iof Its plans ~o reduce produc. late Republican Leader Everett of ~obert Halverson _said th~ v~ the dev1re. touched o!f at 4 bd~ty of an lnC'rease In taxes.l tion. It made some recovery M. Dirksen fell from bfs . <>~rge Baker, Wayne Gibbons who wtll be attending the flrst jJames E. Staudmger, 51, an(! 8 F. Parm1:1lee. grade tn the Pomeroy Elemenw 1 Abmgton. Pa., a member of t1ms suffered multtple frac~ures p m. Monday (4 a.m., ES1'J, 1Prices dropped from 1 to 4 Friday when GM indicated its 1 in Walter Reed Army Ho!lpltal : tal) School durmg the school t the state J,iquor Control Board and tram~.tlc shock. He . sa1d . co~tai.~ed "thermonuclear ma- 1points on . investment . ~sde 1plans for a slowdown in produc- early today and fractured bll :vear 1966 _1967 Will be held In 1~nd Montgomery County Re~ub-: the p1lot y,us found a .re.,., ieet I tenal Th1s ~u~tar wordmg ~tocks whtle glamor tssues. fell , tion were uncertain, but on Sat· right hip, his office reported. .lhe auditoriUm of Lhe Pomeroy I hCBn. chairman and the pilot ,' from th~ wrec~uge still strap- led 'Western S('Jentistl'i to spec- I m cases by more than 10 pomts. J urday, the auto producer an- He was to undergo surgery at 'Elementary School at 2. 311 p.m Melvm Ladm or Collmgwood,! 11ed rn hts seat. rhe o~her~ were 1ulate that she had not detonat- 1 The Dow-Jones tndus~rial av- •nounced flatly that 8 of its 24 ! 10 a.m. EDT to "reduce and Mtmday, May 16, 1966 _ N. J. !~?und stra.pped In their ~ats in- 1~ ?" H-~mb, but had tested l 1erage dropped l6.03 pomts . the ]plants would have short work · fix" the fracture. He was lD for lln.ivf'rsity here. AU cb.ildr~n entering the Porn- : Somer~=~-~ounty Coroner ~ ~lde the Y.reckage, he satd. l.fi&,SIOD trigger for such a bomb. lshiU'pe&t plunge since the 21.11 weeks for the rest of May, 1a routine checkup. • IJodser' StmfiPt: eroy first grade must be six w.\SHINGTON - SEu:c. yl'l:lrs of age on or bt>fore next lire 8enict> Dirtrtor Lt. (:en.! Octuber 3L Lt'~· i s B. Hf'rsb.ev said then• i ----a re indil'atlons n;anv col '~ge : students are takinS ;r... ,;uc:tte ~ work simp]~· to <l\'Oid the dr:ift. l Hershey, JU~t back from a tross-count11r.v t ri~ dunng whi1•h Jw Vl~il6d several co lle~~s , JSaid \knda~ thai Joeal draft boards : '.' • a stro111 possibility hr; Cclmmunist party boss would me•t wilh Cc>mmunbt 1 Br!lhnev made a ..cretl ChlseRe Prem.Jer Cho En-t.ai '" flight to · Bucharest tllday, reJt. the RomaniAn capi .. ol . able sources reported. There Soviet . officials woulil 'lGt 1 -----·~ - - - - - - -.... ______ MOSCOW Trigger Devt're Parents May 16 [ 1 1 StoclrtS In • Deepest PJURO'e sInce • the A··sassinatiOD • ' :! 1 hoo. be• • f Upl Brie s Rumors Sp•'ked Of Red Ross fan,· St:'Vere prohlt>m ~ in dt-t'id- Being Dead in~ whether ln defe1· ma ny i TOKYO fU I-'l l _ ROO Itht> C hin~ se le11der si ncr last 1 7\ eUJ Mnrs/rall Plurr I Nov 26 and spiked rumors t.h'lt WASHIN£;TON - SEN. ROR-! he was seriously ill or df'ad . en F. Kennedv . D-N.Y.. today ! The ion~ absence from the sugge~ ted a LaUn Ame1·it'an j pub! it.' scene of Mao, China'~ '·Marshall Plan '' to keep U. S. I Communist party chairman and money - not Marines - in the I thl' deified leader of its revo luf, lrefront of the rf'volu lioh he 1 lion, sparked wide~prea d rnmfrl·l~ is ine\'itable !here. ' ors that he had passed from I say ~e n )\~llo Jnet. ago. ,. 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Don't let worn tires jeopardize the safety 9f your family. For carefree driving this Spring a~d S-q.mmer stop in at the nearest Ashland Oil Dealer. Trade now. And get the biggest tire bargains in town! concrete AL Linescores Home Furnishings I neicb call us! 1 New •alit 1 low. lnado SALE I quipped the cllamp ... ho wu Clay, --......., w.-.a 1D a greeted with a rouslftg ovaHoo, lull llld bow-tie, the Cooper was also a guest ol J1U801 of booor at Monday honor at the booing clloner. otgllt'o boxlng-<llnner at Loo- Recalllng what bappened lo cloo'o RUtoa Hotel. his first clash with Cooper here iD betw0011 the dlnaer and the In 1963, when be was put oo the lgbts, €lay' told the enthustas- floor lD the f<IUrth round, Clay tic auclleRCe he was happy to he said· liaclc 1n BrttaiL · "For thls llght I mU8t be "I'm happy to accept me In lawfully swllt. Cooper b IIICIJ a time of trisls," lheitougb and, I understand, ebamp told the cheering crowd, Igetting desperate alld I lpJ>lll'OIItly referring to bJs l blame blm." problet~~J back home with the 1 He said he found out Solecllvo Service Board i their loot ftgllt "that I a~, accompanied ·by bls 1over a left hook." That ~ 1 manager ADselo Dundee and hO[Ipen thls tlme he lidded. 1 Concrete is a lifetime buy. It's fire and termite proof - yet initial coil is x. Falcons Take MOVC Meet mpo•':...... 'eter.... ~.:::;:'"',;_.~ 1 MAINTENANCE =~i~glesc:: ~b as: •tea• 1 R= Ute (jrst on two watks, a "Siri- were lAKER FURNITURE SOUAL CAI.FNllAR C"RO - SOVIET PRE'll'rr Alexei N. Kosygin arri~·­ " 1 hf're today to begin an eightJay official visit almf'd at. bol~ f"'••P,g Russian in lluenet' i11 th e trou~d Middle East and rrWEDNESDAY rt:'iw•d a tumulluoug wE'komf' MIDDLEPORT Liberary club from thousands of fhf'E>r ing will m~;~et at the home of Mn. £gypti::ms. Susan Park , Wednesday, May ; Placard . waving rrowds gave 11~ at 2 p.m. The book review, Ko1ygin a wild ovatim, as he , gwen by Mrs. Roger Mnrg;m, lttppea from his JL 18 turbo· , will ~e ''The Sourre," by .Jam~!! p.rop 11irline 1·~ and was grettP.d ' A. Mtchener. The respomf' wJII ~ President Gamal Abdel l be ll Jewish tradition. ~ueer . WHIT£ ROSfo: LODF. will · meet Wednesday. May 11 , at 1:30 p.m. Hostt'sses are Mn. Clarence McNeil, Mrs. Denver . I Nf'lson and Mr.~ . Mtldred JallF.VOTED TO INTI!R&~T Of cobs. . MEIGS . MASON AIIEA I POMEROY SHEKESPEARE R•ch•rG 1. ow•"· ·Pub'''"'., I club wtfl meet at the home of ~· ct\"t•• Tennetllll, ICSif•• I Mrs. Ben Neutzling Wednesday ~ ,.blllhH ' " " ' l!fblrll(llln n~pl 1 lan.rdu ,nq Sunday bJ Tile otdo at I p.m. for a potluck lunchvan•, PutiU.hllll t:on:~papf, un Ma- l . C"-.1\kl St .. PDI'IPI'OY, OhiG, 457611, Bu. eon Bnd meetmg. m- nttlre Phnn• WY 2-21M!. Etlllol' MJDOJ EPORT LITERARY 'al f>lletll WY W!l?. ' lnterlod u •"('(Inn cl•.. matllnt Club will meet Wednesday, May Qlltl~r II till Potl Oftlct II Pomeroy. JJ t th L OIIID a e uume of the pres1'den t. ''btto"'' ~·em.tat repNII•at.H••• Mi~s Susan Park M111 Roger Bot.UatW Ktmbtll, lat., 3.:1 Ll•lnt· · · ton ~...... New Y11rll C1t.v. Nf'w Morgan will review "The y,.,~~._ Is "b · · tiu~crtptull. tate~: o.uverer1 o,. ource y James A. Michener. eerrln wllu. •••liable ~5 tenu per 1R tJ Jl Wffllr Gnt ,,., 111 1 ay 111111,11 ~~• lll• , o ea respnnse WI·11 be a Dalb !HnUnel ornce , tUI.30; s, r I Jewish Tradition. month• n .tOI 'l'bree lllc:tnlh• tJ 110 8J ' Mol.or Rouw when ea1'1'111r ~er~l~ WHITE ROSE LODGE AwdlnGt •••llaMe, 0111 mont.h , IL311 B:r 1· ·'J[ t Wednes d8y a fmt.lt• On• 11 u 11o.oo: st. mo~tb •• . tary WI mee •~Us; Thre• month•- noo C.SuDScl'lp· l ternoon at the Legion Hall in tloa ..-IM laelud.. lunda:r 'l'lmH-j M.ddl t ~ Seatlallll. 1 eport a 1:"'"' p.m. •• •• • • DEMANDS LESS ::~~::.~~ :c.:~-~' ,;:~·:·~;;n SlalldlDg• i =· with the Al- baniam:--- , 1\ f)Rrgin AcrlnimPd " il. Monday's Resulcs 1New York ooo 100 tot- 3 1 , Rodgers. WP-Sanrord 1:1-l). St. Louis al Chi. ppd., cold ! Minn. 200 000 1100- 2 9 1 LP-Cheney (0-1). HRs-Rodglly Uolted Press iltlei'IIIIIIODIII San Fran. at Pitts., ppd ., cold Stottlemyre (2-21 and How- ers llstl. Kirkpatrick (1st!, NaUonal Leapo Los Ang._ at Phila., ppd., rain . ard : Perry, Worthington 18) Valentine t2ndi. 1 and G. AB. R. H. Pet Cmclnnatl 7 Atlanta 4, Alght Battey. LP- Worthington Morgan Hou 25 11 1f 34 ,370 XOnly gsmes scheduled) ~~ 1~1). HRs-Mantle flst), Maris (Only games scheduled) •d t ' ak Ha~ ! smith StL 22 81 10 29.358 Toeoclay's Probable Pitchers 12ndJ, Pepitone (4th). --LONDON (UP[) - Wor ld I'-'On on ma cum er ··~ . ' st Lo is at Chica o-Jackson ~-Looking for Inexpensive heavywelght champion Cassius Leven, said he would start of! ' Pgcarnl, PlU 17 t!2 6 22 ·358 ll-li u HmJeu IO-~) or Faw' 10-2) Clay was te start final today with a press cenference Hart, S.F. ZS 86 20 30 .349 ·l vs. ~ . - . . · k Food StL 22 88 8 30 341 Jl~. · Detrmt •t Cleveland a~ght· preparatlons for biS May 21 and a first wor out at 2 ~.m. ' Pitt 18 65 10 a2 ·338 i Cincinrratl at Taltnta, 2, twi- , Lolich (3-11 vs. O'Don~ghue (2- ~ title ftgllt against British and (10 a.m. EDT) at the TemtorI 20 71 13 z; :325 night-Maloney (H) and Pap- ' O) or Bell 11-1). Emplll heavywelgbt klngp\• lal Army Gym at While City. ll .323 pas (1-2) vs. Fischer tl-1) and , Chicago at Baltimore, night22 96 11 VISIT OUR Cooper at LoRdoos Clay, who surprised zs rr1 1~ 27 .310 Lemaster t2-1). I Peters Il-l) vs. Miller 1 0~). 1 :ei1J Army Gym today, ..,. with his mtdest and Llbvre, L.A. 24 81 11 2a .SIO Houston at New York, nightWednesday's Games 1 €Jay, w!Jo 6ew In earlier appearan«i earlier AmortiaJi Le,P. . Giusti 1:1-1) vo. Gardner ( H). Washington at Catilomia, light , Monday; lold a fasblooable wu lD something like hJs G. AB. Il H. Pel. .Los Aageles at PhJtadelphla, Boston at Kansas City, night 1 ~ audience ot the form as he faced the F.Rbsu, Ball !9 811 21 28 !night-Sutton (3-3) vs. Jackson New York at Mmnesola, night • . Aarlo-Amerlean Sporting Club at the swank London Hilton. Oliva, MiJm 18 116 13 26 10-3), . . Detroit at Cleveland, night i Middleport, 0. _ , llgbt ho was looking " Yszmakl, 8os 22 90 18 ..358 Sa• Francisco at Pittsburgh, : Chicago at Baltimore, nlgllt forward 11 1 "llce ftgllt" Thanks, but please B.Rbsn, Ball IV '19 13 . nlght-Bohn (:1-Z) vs. Blass - ;-- . . -~,.,,.,.......,._ _,.,,.,,...,_ qalaJI Cooper 1 :laf&ar-Gid Henry Cooper out of his room, Slebor4 Cal 21 16 r lt J15 0). the st>Cond of two &>nate I the scene. .venr~ . r.a.ye triple apiece for the Angels, flee whcl. ...... outhlt 14o8. California ::.m. Cqacr'craynor silliie'o exploded for f~ve runs lD the Junior lllghthander Mike Jen- 1ball game. boys added two roore In the~ th~rd inn_ing, With ~ger.s and kins pitched two-hit ball Mon- J~nkins weot the entire sev- 1ond as the r~ult of a wark .~.:,.KII'kpatrick each f:J'IPimg m two day as the Southern Tornadoes , e, 1-inning:; in 3ti degrM! weath- 1"ued to Amos Wallbrown, ·.. sn runs .. Fred Valentme paced the defeated Eastern 9-3 in a Mid- er. He fanned sevel and issued error and S~cer's tieC004 01 ~as~ngto~ attack with four Oh~ Valley Cenference base· four free passes. · Utree singles. :" hils mcludmg a two-run homer. · The only hits off Jenkins Other Racine blttm Peta Rose and Art Shsmsky Jateraolloaal Lta8Ue were singles by Ricbarc! Doug- , Grueser wiih a pair of sliig!<S, each polecl • two-run homer in By United Press lnternallollal las in the third and llharles Cuodiff, a single, Deem, a ili>the third innJng as the Reds W. L. Pel. GB Knight with one out In the sev- gle, and Spencer a fourth bll, handed 1965 20-game winner Columbus 10 2 .333 II> enth. Douglas's was an Infield a dooble. Southern will litlsl Tony Cloninger his third Jacksnvlle 13 3 .824 hit while Knight's dropped be- Rutland lD another MOVC ptna ootback in five decisions. Rose Toledo 7 ~ .583 3 tween the left and t;)'llter field- Thursday afternoon. · went 1-for-> and Shamsky 2-for- Richmond 8 9 .471 II> ers. By innings: ' 3 to lead a 1:1-hlt Clnclnn~ Rochester 7 8 .ltl'f II> All Eastern runs were scor- Eastam .. ·-· · 210 000 o-a h attack against six AtJantlt· Toronto 5 9 .357 8 eel as the result of seven Tor~ Southern .... .. 520 002 l9"'1:7 pitchers. Eddle Mathewo and Syracuse 5 9 .357 6 errors. Charles Eicblng- Eichinger, Knight Cl), WOir. Denis Menke slammOO btme l Buffalo 3 10 ..231 7¥1: er started on the mound for the (7) and Wolf (7) and DoLJglu runs for the Br..... I onc1a, 1 Re8 111 •.;i.ii,·.,w~a,:.';i.",.;ll,.; ·ev,.:e,:d~b;;,y.,Kn.:..,:ig~h;;,t_;<.,71~Jen~k;;_in;;_s_;a~od....Cu~m~li·f~f-iiii···j·j;;;; 1Eagies I " led ~ Ro ~ te ~ 1 t r - ·-- ---· ··- -I 0 . 0 . c es r · s ~ ~ ~nm~~ ledo 2nd pd c0 111 S c · a ~ c 1• ~P .,;id . NaUonal Leagao ;'~s:.ra t ·J,d cold I Los Ang. at Phila., ppd, rain (~tle arne~ sched~le~) ., st. Louis at Chicago, ppd., cold Yg - - - - Sa• Fraa. at Pitts., pdd., cold Filbt Resnlll Cinci 01 4 OIO OOI- 7 13 2 By United Pretts IDtemltlonal Atlanta OQ2 tOt 1100- 4 9 11 LONDON (UPli - Bob AUoJay, Noltebart (6) , McCool I tey , Ghana. stopped Jack1e ,81 and Edwards; Cl omnger, . 1 Brown, Scotland (21. AND Results of the first annual I (M) 10:57.9, Mcintyre IE), Ma- McArthur, thtrd. Umbach (4), Olivo (5), Blasin-Mid-Qhlo Valley Conference ,chir IW), L. Donohoe, IM). 220 Dash -Martin (E) 27.8, game 161 . Niekro 181, n.nelt TORONTO IUPI) -Fernand track meet held at Eastern : 440 Dash - Batey (W) 56.5, Russell (W). Sawyen <W) and 19) and Oliver. WP-Jay IJ -2) . Chretien, 132 . Toronto, outpointSaturday afternoon were an- Newland (E), T. COzart lR) Conway (M). LP--Cloni~er (2--3) . HHs- l ed Tommy Tibbs, 132, Boston 5•01 • nounc'«l today. :andM. Peters !M). Mile Run Orr IE) I Rose •2ndt, Shamsky (3rdl, (lOt. . 1 DJScus- JustiS (E) 106 ft. 1 , Sneecl (W), Arthur (W) and By United Pl'ftslnlenatlonal · Menke t3rdt Mathews list) Wahama won the meet wtlh . 31,-2 in., Smith ~M) Conway (M) 1 Hughes (M). ' Natloaal League ' • I CHORE MASTER 40 points, Eastern was stcond ·and Dailey (R) . 100 Yd. Dash - Martil (E) ! W. L. Pet. GB (Only games scheduled) LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) with 37 , McArthur had 28 and oov .,. Dash _ Mora• <R) 2:17.- !0.3, Batey tW), Russell IW)i San Frao 18 7 .720 ... Ernie Lopez, ti(J , Los Angeles, I' Amt"rican Leaguto Southern 25. 9, Arthur tW), Sneed (W). and and Allman lE). IPittsburgh 14 ~ .636 2'tl Boston ' 000 000 IOO-- 1 8 0 outpointed Jose Stable, 148'h, The winners, their time or Brinker !W). Shotput- SmiUt (M) 42 ft. , Ho~ton , 1510 .600 3 Kan . Citv 00040020x- 6 81 1New York ilO). I 11 9 .550 !lh . 1 distance and the runner-ups, in Broad Jump - Russel1 (W) 14% in., Sawyers (W) Conway IPhiladelphia 1 agrin.i, LonOOrg (4), Sadow- Wash.- - - Ott 100 22• 7 14 1 the variou.' events were: !9.7, Mathews (R), Riffle (W) (M), aod Ed Cc>zart IR). Los Angeles 13 12 .620 • 5k 161 R d ~ 181 and Ryan, Calif. Mile Relay - Racine, Rus- and Martin (E). High Jump - Davis (M) 5 Atlanta 13 13 .500 5lh . 1 ' a atz 115 200 lOx- 10 8 I , L Tillman 181 : Sheldon, Wyatt seJI, Mathew~ . Tim Cozart · and 808 Relay - Eastern Martin ft. 3 in., Mathews and T. Cozart, New York 8 10 .444 67ii (?), Aker (SJ and Suarez. WP _ Cheney, HumPh r eY 5 13), · Rog. 119.99 Brewer 3.59, Eastern, Wahama. Newland, Eichinger and All- D Cozart, both Racille, tied for St. ~uis. 8 14 .3&4 B'f.l ' Sheldon (2-3). LP-Magrmi (0- Lines 151, Jiannan (8J and Two Mile Run Coleman · man 1:41.9, Racine second, and. second, and Cbadw.sll (E). Ciru:mnah 8 14 .364 81h I) Casanova : McGlothlin, Sanford 6 17 ·26111 : · ---·- ----··- · --· · - --·· Chicago (4) Sukla 171, Lee 18) and Clay.Beg1'ns F1'naJ Dr1'JJ For May 31 Bout In London pol\ r~ speeches. Kennt>d~ said : Peking's Foreign Mini stry 111 hr beli Ved the Ameri,•an pPo- denied 10 days ag11 lhat the n p!P would support "a greatly 1 yellr-old Mao was ailing. m"rt-a~ .. d Hid effort - an effort .' The Engli sh-langufl~e broad ·•( ~~~~~ to what we were willing 1 cast. heard in 'T'okvo. did not do J:i ,. ' By JEFF MEYEIIS the Yankees to victory, ''Tbls shoulder operatloa ll!lted Oily -keel tbe &II .two lnnlngl UP[ Sports Wrtler may shoe~ stme people, but I h1s first circuit <!""I of the and absorbed bla first loos of Aftr! a.. ~aslc tr~-~~~ !eo~~· s~~- - ~~k we can wln the oeasoa. Marll slimmed h1s the oeaoon. The M&M boys had wuu me nvu u,..~ ... !>.c.~_;. ;;.:............ , seeol}d homer rl tha ~asoa .aad cennected off Minnesota &tarter Vork Yankees have declar~ an Yankees Style 1260tb of hll career. Jim Perry. H·Bomb Wlf on the Amertcan Although the Yankees are 10 Elsewhere 11 tbe jaDjor Stottlemyre, evening his reLeague. iG1iin l:.ihind front-I".mnin! •circuit KIDI!!!! Q!y wblpped cerd at 2--2 with Dine-hit The Yankees H(for homer)· Cleveland and Baltimore ,they B10ton 1-I ud C&U!om!a hll!'llDg, worked out of a Jam In . Bombed the Minnesota Twins :1- displayed Urst- class tal011t oudallkd Wublngtnn 111-?. the ninth. With a runner on 2 MCI!lday night for their third against tire Twins. Mickey In tho National Leque, third base and only one out he stra!Jiht victory under Ralph Mantle, Roger Marls and Joe ClncJnnaU lopped Atlanta 7-4 reUred Earl Battey on a Houk, the former Army major Pepitone blasted homers and while ..the Los ADseleo . at grounder to shorl and Russ who replaced Johnny Keane Mel stottlemyre went tha route Pbtladelphho, San Francisco at N!xoa on a roller to second. manager tast Satw-day. ·for the Bronx Bombers. PUtsburgb and St. Lwts at The Athletics erupted for lour Honk took cllarge of the With the score tied 2-2 lD the Chicago gllllltl wm (IC>Itpooed runs bo the feurlb innlnt! to olowest starting ballclub in New nlnlh, l'l!pitone lined h1s fourth because of lnclemeat weather. provide Hollie Sbeldon with h1s York htstory. The Yankees, homer of the campaign tff the 'Hie Yankeet have come alive second triumph of the cambeaten !6 times in 20 games right field foul pole. Mantle and under Hook, who plcled them palgn. The A's ruiqed the first under Keane were forced by Marls, New York's once-feared to A.L. pennantl la 1961-62-61. major league start of Boston's Houk to go through anethe< M&M combination connected In the three games, New York Pele Masrinl, whcJ allowed all phase ot baaic training prior to earlier in the contest marking batters have hit .150, eompared four runa in the fourth. Two the Minnesota game. the first time that they had to ,:1)5 uDder Keane, and slnglea, two wild pitches, two "We went over signs and homered In the same game Yankee pitchero havo lllowecl walks and Mamy Jimenez' fundamentals durl•g the pre- s!Dce June 16 111115. only flvo ruu. triple accoontecl for the Kansas game meeting 80 they aU knew Mantle suffering from Pepitone's shot wu tile ollly City <IUtburst. what to dt.'·· Houk seid after injury-wracked legs and not yet [baJI bit out of the infield off ~b Rodgers and Ed Kirkpatbree home runs bad powered recevered from a pre-season reliever Al Worthiagton, wbo trick eollect:Ed a homer and Jenkins2·H,its E~~i?~· n For 9-3. MOVC v·ICLOl ,f ' y M . ~tan mg are oot r omp ele.y sa · of Albanian Communists in Pt!k· J ~!a etor~··. , ··bu t are the best iug . the Ne w China Nt•ws Ag~e have. Her~hey told an_aud- ~ncy said todav. 11 wus the ll'nl'e ot n~:~r<~l rt>serve off leers. · firs! publki2ed · appecwance of ~o :~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M·ay 10, 1968-3 ; In thP first . ...J:_~ '1., ,tr:'"'! 1 Chl~raduate sl~en~s. Such en ter- nese Communist bos!il Mao Tsela as. exammat10ns and d.a~s tuna mel a vi s1. .·· 1 ·ng de1e..,a , t.10n 1 1 1 . ~ d In Yankees Bomb Twins For Third_ .Straight Win Sovletj (UPI) - ';:tit r!::S '"··. -· .v...... ' FOlD 'INC,461 .._ Faiflane 500 l-Ila« Hordlop (below) . also on sale includes a big 200-cu. in; Sh( engine • 3-speed manual trana... mission • 7-iterA safety package, and • · more. Every special Fairlane Hardtop;·· features : Whitewall tires • Spinner-type ~·. wheel covers • luxury trim • Pleated · vinyl seats. ..:.. Great Deals It You Act Nowr The -. number of specially equipped, specialty ·:1 priced harc.!:c:::::; i:; limited. So seey..,;,..., Ford Deater right away. Be Cllfeful with rour cer-tun • •• ~ '' lblrl wtlh • clofetr chocld "'! -I ' �,, ., ;\; 1!'1 ' ~ ~~~nel, Pomeroy-Mlodleport, o.,M_ay_to, i} D 1911_!_ Repre•entatives on Council Are Named • 0 fT ·~ •.''oune erues ne 0 wo ;. .l R p O I 1\l'ea e- onmg rn~:"•posa s ~· . lj-t z •. PT. PLEASANT - Rell!OSOn· taUves to serve on the Point Ple..anr High &hoot Student . . _, - ·- .. _- .. h. ~uncil have been selected for 11 ~- t'Lt.iA~AJ~I- vuy '-'U:U 11 - I I''"~-"-','J· c Pli'IA~Ailt f .~ ~ne 1966-37 school term and are 1 J11s regular mont~ly se~lon ber C. mpany and approx.ma~eaa follows: 1 ~nd a prote8t h~armg for two ! !~ ~lx ~-~~~ ~~~red by Nor~ 1__,Senior representative: Mlkki propo_sed re-mnmg ar~as were ll\'ulul ,., .,L., . " r•~tr J;;:frp,o.t "' j .l'lllbert, Carol Kegley, Judy J<-mhmed Monday m~ht. on Kanawha. Streel Y.as. re-zon_e<J I Bright, Mike Blessing, Bobby fe-zonin' proposal b~1ng. ap- trom res1dentlat '1. to mdus~raliErrett and Joe Taylor; Jun~~r roved and the oth~r denied. 11 as ~eq_uested b·: the Plannms representative: Mary , Jane A large delegation of pr.1per- Commission wnen no one ap- Getty. Terri Keister. Jalilt-Kinowners protested the re-zon- 1 peared from the area to pro ·m. caid, Mtke Marnhout, John Coop got Lincoln Avenue fro m 21st T ,1 f th · er and 'David Phillips •tnct to 28th street rrom r.-si- 1B we r~press""'l.il Jves 0 k. e ~. Officers Of the co~ncil for ettervJsmnfromy<~tems see m~ al emial 1 to residential 2 that . franchise the cit for ~~, next year elected earlier are : Miss Sturgeon · SoutheaStern Ohio Sales Is Quee.no.f ···o·.·.. Increase A 'cross Lm ·e Jr• Sr' Pr'om Pt. · Pt..oant; Tereaa ~ ·' All loll southeaStern counties Figures showing the collec· ocept Pike. showed· an • in· lion for the two-weeks periods , crease In sales tax collections tndtn~ April -30. 1966. and May f "'=. . :::k~ •• NtlwMonyWw #AUf iiEnE~iH 'Wilson, Cheshire; Mrs.Mrs.Herbert Little ard, Hoasett; Richard.l.<on· Wil· Eat. With ttnc, ltoulh er Worry •nnu \Yithr.w. son Ripley· Walter Patterson tear o11110eure 1111• t"ua ctroppmJ, Ma;on: Rob.rt MeCullocb, Pt: :::·~~~ :::•:.;~~ Pleasant; Mrs. Gerald Jobnson; :=a~·=~~::~t:w."!~r,:;tn~ Mason; Amy Cor~in, Pt. Pleas- lloftn't ~•au• nau1u. It'- aiUilne am ; rauic1a Mt!uiuwb, ~.. ~u~! 1 ~......~.~~~; ;?A~'~;~;":: Pleasant: Brian Herdman, drul eountera •~u:i"'beN. ans; )'Irs. Homer Pleasant: Mrs. Della Pt. Pleasant; Isaac Long, =·:,.%. •. for the tWO·Vji!kS· period' end- 1, 1965, and those tor tile mcai ing _Apr_ll 30, 1966 over the same years starting July 1, 1965 and Jll!rlod m 1965. There are ·now July l, 1964 follow~ only two counties that are be· . Ro.ad,w~scro~nedQueenof~he . hind last year's figures for the Aikens- * 1~·283 ·~7 • 10 •796 ·• ~966 J~m~-8emor Prom, durmg i fjscal year. They are Pike and 3l, $5 1S.'asl.l7, $4.49,735·15 · llpolis F'erry. IPlern:ussiOD of the Prom Mon-! SCioto. I GalUs _ $6,888.62, $5,555.52, DISCHARGED: Clarence day _rught. . . $283,361.06, $221,832.fl. IVaughn, Henderson: Jain"' B<m·ll M1ss Sturgeon Wall wearmg a decorated columns and lovely ] nett Clifton· Michael Leonard lovely yellow nylon over satin~~ rose trees Refreshments of I Hocking - $4,773.08, $3,557.· 1Pt Pleasant'· wimam Tucker' noor 1ensth g~wn a nd was es- pllllch, sandwiches · · ' GERANIUMS and cup I 12 , 1202 ,368 .6a, 195 1 ,88136 · . IGrimms Landing; Mrs. HrJster' · 1 oul~ permit building of multi- commu•.tit ,lntcnna t!levisJon l Scott}' lc~rd, pres_ident: Ronnie corted by Kflth Crotty, 'iUn of 1cakes wer_e served i~ t~e gyin ! Jackson _ $1l,Bl2.4tl, $l0, 7Z3.- Fruth, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. 4'' Pot 79c lwellmgs. The 17 member del- l t Yk . b h If 1 th Wedge. v1ce president; Linda Mr. und Mrs. ~wtence Crott~, ' foyer dunng lnternuss1on. 1 02 $339 565 21 $32l 453 72 Bateson, Pt Pleasant; Mrs. at ion presented a petition i sy~:; n:iv cea;l~ yes~m 0lll'lln~ Hall, secretary and Sandi Red· Pt. P~easant. M1ss StW'geon IS · 131 ; 50 ~ · 127 Jack Lane and daughter, Gal: Petuni1s- Pansies . gned b)' over 90 per cent of ~ 0 u J • s r·v. mun, treasurer. Mrs. Violet a semor and was chosen valewrence · · ' ,- llpolis, Ohio: Mrs. Charles Will· ; • proper!\· owners to ha\'e th~ , mg _out the advanh;ges of !l: crty Gerlach is th~ advisor for the dictorian of this year's graduat287 ·56• $46 6•006·34 · $452 •695 ·35 · ett and son, Pt. Pleasant. ASK TO WED 79c 1 Market Pak ·. . . · havmg the sys~l"m and lhe r~>o~e. , · ng class s•e ·s a b f "263 ·25 • "O" ea remam stnctly res1den. . : student rouncJI. · 11 1 mem er 0 PT. PLEASANT - SCollay E : Mol•• - - "'' .,..., '"· 21 ' BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. ·Larry al. The petition was signrd'nu~ to be gaaned.hy the Clly . tbe National Honor Society, M 57 B I Ohl d ]'178,840.09, $177,436.47. I Durst, Leon, a son. I 0 • an over 100 ersons livin in wh1ch would r~!ve 2 per cent president of the Keyetles, serves organ, ' e pre, Pike - $1,728.28, f4,965.84 , i ·--- ·- - -I 1 - of the_gross i~con1e of t.he Com- NAME CHEERI..EADERS Ion the student Council advisory Beatrice ca.rollne Moreh~ad, 45, , $99.436.64, $103,375.3:!. e nrea. P - , , l 1pany Jn addition to tbe t<txes. . board. is a member ot r, , ~ A . I Barlow. Ol'llo, have applied for i Ross $28.484.48, $16,589.71, : 22. $8:!7.478.77, $845.074.75. 1 1 ~Most of the protestors claim- license. ete. l.PT.I PLdEASANT· arslty Library Service Club Thespi"ns a marri :1ge license in the office •c79 537 63 1675 n..'l 10 Vrnton - $1,210.73, $56'9.32, · . . cueer ea ers for the 1956 • 67 :1 · ". " . · fV ~ • • · '-""" · · thl!l-· felt thf' bu1ldmg of :1· 1 Bill TucKer CIJm;ultnnt e"l"J· h f P . PI and Is treasurer of the semor of the County Clerk. Sr1oto - t"lu 6n 311 $23 9llil. $46,43L58, $44,448.16. 1 1 1 · ·J • ·" sc oo erm or orn e ~c;~H1 1 1 · ~. · ' ' uv. C0 II · f ..ehicle. Cabbage _ 35c doz. tment dwellings in tht- area n€er for Bettt~rv•si,.,n and Phil· hS1 1 h · · ' class at Point Pleasant High ~-------ectron O motor v~ uld cheapen the neighborhood ip An"el nttorne.v of. the or"an -; I Lgf c ~?<' were c: o~e~ - . ~,~nt- 1 School. i' Jjff'il~ fi.>'il ~ lmusett·ailer and use lax in Head Lettuce 35c doz. ;·d reduce tb• valm• or their iwtio~ he!d ~ q~eslion and ' an- y h 001 ~w;nft tr~~ts e ore ~-hke The Queen's Court was the ~ ~~~~ -lkd ~ lllf.tfl southeastern counties rropert}. Deleg,1tion members swer p~riod on tloe rrwtler l'•)'IH i ~ .0 .b nt u -~· ~~e~ were .1 . ' five runners-up for the title of Unscramblethtn~foorJumbltH, those for the two-week per·iod Tomatoes _ 45c doz. 1 1 1 eaking against the re-Ztming cil voted to aecept the <'fll; i~-,,_ : ·; er · w. 11 be a sen10~ ~ Quetn of th-':! Prom. ! one ll'Uer to racll 11quart, to ending April 30. 1966. .Broccoli _ 45c doz. ere Jo( Kavser O! is Young .' lion for a fran"irh • and I '\\:.n l n~x an M""\ ~ I e a First runner-up was Miss : form four (ltdinar!" word!!'. 1, 1965. and for the fisC'al years ames Smith H,;;rrv Tav\01 , pur<;ue thE' m.;n•"t·r furthc- : in ~(a~r e~ erl: ~rt _u essodnNantd l Carot Kegley, <laughter o( Mr. starting July I, 1~65, and l h0 . · . · . · . .1 ar ow. Junrors an 1 a . and Mrs J W K 1 ('()Ill( ' L 1964 follows· Athens d fl ud"" II. Prrce Pa11·11'k Phrl the ne:;;.t few wt•r•lis fol low Ill~ tlw Walden and Cat·ol KeQie sen. · .' · eg ey, w -' · ;~~.:·:. ~ .:~~:.-::~· ' ·" · ~·I.'JG,ll5. ,. ' 85 I udnal l Dan D·msnn li<•\' publication of 111 , f1llnchi"l' 111 . AI ed"' y. , 1 was at11red IDa floor length yet. 9.71. $13,091.11, "" Jots. ternates nam are Kar- lo b 11 . d $213.526.611. Gallia - $7 298 27 llarrmger. Lawrenre McD.•met, a toc·al nrw ..;pJ pe r as requ•n·1 B!· k . dR 1 w a gown. secon runner· · • a .. rl McDanif'l Fred N·•·~rr l> c law· en a e. ~enror fin oseanna , up was Elizabeth Burcham,! $6501 .56,$136,784.21, $131,37B.91, 59 N. 2nd Ave. q.o • • ·~ , · Carey JUmor I Hock' $6 3716 Qeorge Caltmdrns, and J<•mes Council apprmd th(' apnint- .• - _'__.. ·__ _ _ _ - - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BerlJRrllf.' I mg , . , $ 5,502.65, Dob' f W 1 , nard Burcham who was wear1$118,624.71, $104,186.94. Middleport, 0. · •l" mson. 1mnt o · \\ · J),l•lsun anJ Da- Fimmeial slrrtemenl of the · 1 no weekly figures I · ' , Following mur.h discussion '111 vid Poore to the Urban Renew- three cit)' dep,artments showed mt ung whlte gown: next was ' ' ' • f lh . c 1 Sandra Revr.olds. daughter of • . . __ · tie .pros an d ~on s o t' 1 P • al 'ommillee to rep act' Art the following balances on Anrl! C · , tNVEN7 A !'JETTER tOnmg. Counnlman Don ~V•:I· Hart ley and William Rardin. . . · apt. and Mrs. C. J. Re)nolds, f'f,'/,/lAI, l.> . 30th. 1966 . CH;.r. $37.975.10; Wa· att1red in a floor length blue MOU5ET!t<IP, AND THI~ d,.. recommended that l''lllll(.:ll Jr .. who musl resign 11s they ter Works. $49.n9.60 and Sew· own· Cath sa re r · I~ 1\~E.~Eo IT ,\116HT DO turn down the. re ::oning. requt•<.t are interested proper tv ownel's age Dlsp•sal 15,1 M111 4 9, , Mg · d My Y daughte of 'l'OU SO,\ \Eo 6\X>D. _ . . . · - · "· · " ·: · - · r. an rs. Pearley Sayre Serving Molgs County Slnco 1861 oI tht' Planmng fomm1ss;nn II' of land wrthm the proposed ur- Pfl"gent were Mwor n B 'nk ' 1 1 , 1 ' vlfw of the lnre number d ban rel' • ewal area. Morg~n City Clerk' Dick. 1\1"' 1 . wads fof~~ Y m a ong PI gTow~ . ty ~ . . . · ... - an 1 u• runner-up was onr I P'~P':" owner ~ .~gmr ~ t rt. TIL.c Councrl \'Oied to retain the rosf' Attorney Ray Musgrave. Daugherty, daughter of Mr. lind So!" 11rranre tht drded lttter~ · lo 1orm tht> surprltr answer, ad j m~~n. was pa~~:ul b.l' eounr1l i present F'loodwr>ll levy rate of and councilmen Bob Haynes, Mrs. Hiram Daughtery, wear~==~-"(:-<1--f<~:W;:!.,;'~"'~M'f-lilal b)' abo\'t cartoon, una m~usly. , $2 ~er ~undred on ass,essed Yi:ll· Charles Fowler, Ernest Hand- ing a floor length white and The ~amden .\l'eflue ~rlang!e i uat10n Ln Zo~e I and 50 cerus l~y. Buster Rifne, Don Waldie. blue gown. AGENCY, INC. tN Olll::;;;lalni;;;;;;;";;;g;;;lh;;;;•;;O;:Id;;;;E;:q;;u'~'l:';;H;;JI:;I:;;P:;":::hu:;n;;d;;re;;d:.'.:"-::.Zo_n,:__~:,2_.,:·-,::,:- - Bill Winter, Reid Doolittle, Bill The gymnasium of the high Bill Chlld-Roclllly Downln1, Agonlo \-\u11•tn lumorro"') I t - I Sel~y. J~m F.~sh~r . Wallact" school was resplendent in pink Junohh•o: GNOMI (HfDIE OXYGIN GLOIAL Sm1th , J1m \\1ggms. Russell B. and white streamers with hang· l',.olrr.l:. _, · hill Hollan d. ing stars covering the ceiling, r-m_ II ___ .. --· I ,_.-\llflltr: wnat Jhl' rml'lwy N"lm U'll'l lo111ri11~ for n 1f11 r,.,. ~ PT. PLEASANT- Miss Sharon Sturseon, 17 year old bru~ netle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sturgeon of McCullouch 1 * FLOWERING' 1 .. t , Its La ' · ' t VEGETABLE PLANTS 1 t H !I r.a; w; 1 1 DUDLEY'S 1 • • • • • • t I I J IJ • 1 tJ Pfu:TiiJ 1 ,, · ~OL®RS m~~~~~~ UIQif CARPET BARWICK • Htrcllfon • Acrllen Nylon Select From Over 200 Pttterns & colort t3 95 PrieM Storl At • >q, yd. FREE ESTIMATES! NOTHINO DOWN e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. I 1 Ja~k 8B 0 - I I DOWNING INSURANCE lht T~llar·s'~ XJ )( J XI ]'I VBS Staff Participates rt.._................... St,-lating In Pupil Learning Session 0 b.... """ ....•.... ·d...'...... ""........ N·... "" ... " ... Fourteen teachers -and help- the second week of VBS are inen were present May 8 for the- vited to attend Bible school the . first teacher training meeting first week. I of the Chester Community VBS Mrs. Harold Spencer w i 11 ; at the Chester Methodist church serve as dlrert ors, Mrs. David at 7:30p.m. A service was con. Holter as assistant director, dueled by Rev. Pearl Casto and and Mrs. Robert Bailey as craft the teaehers participated in ex- director. periments on ''Ways Pupils This is the seventh year of Learn." the CommWllty SchooL ChurchMrs. Leonard Erwin was lead- es that help sponsor the school er of a group which dramatiz- are the Chester Methodist. Ches· ed the Bible story, ~·zaccae- ter Nazarene, Mt. Herman Unil· 1 us." .Mrs. Robert Batley's group ed Brethren, and Fl:llll·oorh; l , demonstrated ways pupils Jearn ~tho~_lst. ____ by physical surroundings. Mrs. [ : David Holter's group led a pan· 1 el discussion on "How God Answers Prayer.'' I The theme for the year will be "God Lives Today.'' The I school will be held JWie 1 to 17 For Tho Fomlly , from 9 tt.m. to 1l a.m. Classes I will be In tbe Chestor Grade ,rlctt $l99 School and lhe Chester Metho- lttln At _ __ Idist Church. All person11 of the community ages 4 to 17 are vlted. Children who will be at· Middleport, 0. the cla11 ·o... "o...••...;r.:.:. M~!igs l"ounty Hospitals O'BriaQ • I f ' I ~f ~ ~e·~~~k;;, ('K~t~ l ~u~;;tori~ IlL a.. U.., !tow . . . . ·1111 wd Tf ,J... Ylll talk to I bof II IIIII P.l. 1'111 11. ·Pitul eGI net , are hlo ellemi.. ?-JIELPLES8 IIY opeUina. 'lblllk you. llllflllilll OJttll'llfiDII, M> I 'lbi.o coiUIDD itt .WW.I<d 10 dnto ~ Bol1tll tf!t ad ol Dear Helpless: U•IDI 10 11 JMI'N - til IIW.,....... Be 1 frleQdly . eHIIlJ lf!IIR -;~..;;;;;;;;·~~~;.-O:. llmetakesciJ'eoftbeprobiOIIII' , u_.,, u.J-1.. , . - ...... .· ;;;.,· -bet? ~ w.. _ Bott.lll ,;,n, ;w,;~·;).;;.:W.ota L- E8PEI.1AILY FOR THE ilu• .. At~t~r: ....al.•••-llj I Our w ---eekiY • • .I m"'"b:::: wliii\10 l: !or ••"".: 1'<"' ' IIOPSCOO'CII CROWD - H. atrawhats arouDd N. Y. Llndaay shutterins the Veterans "Blue movie -· Juat • ple, their problfms e-nd pleas· ))far Helen· 1 Dear Mrs. !.: I Cll)' . .. Former Mayor Bob,Affoirs office, what happeno bout evecy actreu bBI gono uros,. their troublee aDd fun. You hard!~ never have much. My family is bappy and bard_____ stark raving naked mept Mar· AI With the rest of Helen Help about us in your column Please ly ever filbtl. I tftoulltl eYOry1 stool only twl.,. a week and, II saret Rutherford but we tmt Us!,, it welcomeo laughs bul do! - THE HOPscoTcHERS body was untO my lrientllnvll· \.. the bowel movement ~ of nor· lllie'lt hold !he clotbeB line. wont llodfle a IOrtoua queotlon (KIDS UNDER !1) ed me to spetld the nllbl Her mal COIIBislency, this Is a per· 'lbe stale of showbiz In N. Y. with a bruBIHiff. Dear Hop~eotcbers· parento wert tiptlq, tbe house fectly nornml pattern for lhem. City - anotbor burlesk sbow Send your teen-age questions "Sorryboulhat" _·and to show was a moo the klcls tlldn'l In any case lll()fe barm than opened with its "ltar" Beverly ·to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, 1 really mean it here's a whole look too hippy or clean. good would come from trying to Aatlland, bUitld u "E rr ol ..,, of Heleo' Help Uol Ibis column for the '"little" lea ue White WI were lit bed my 1 · frletld told me 1tor folks - • B,y Wayoe G. Brandotadt, M. D. force this baby to hove a alDol Flynn'o protegee" ... "8 or n newspaper. -H Jumping up and. down on a every day. Free" pitt ravee from every ., 1•«inl a tllvorce. I felt like trampol~ne looks like such tun I penon who's seen It buill wu et1 clljzeao UJOd to vacation In Dear Mn. Bolte!: [ crying because sbe was crying. you can t blame every child m Q _ My da~ler, 11. has ret· considered too Umlted In ap- !he Catlkillo because It was I am not exactly skinny, but llllcln't lmtw mucb about d~ tbe ~ela~borhood for wantmg W robulbar neuritis. Would scold- peal for the grut Radio City clean and cheiiJI: now tbe grand ! I'm not that fat. It makes me vorcta unW tbea and I tbink try 1t. L~e most other sports, ing her make her worse? Should Music Hall, which iD adu1t Iold 8ol'8tch Circuit baa taken mad when my mother takes they're juft temDie. however, It is sale only ~en she be allowed to baby-sit? , world can't ju!t alm at the nice- on caviar airs - the Concord me shopping and they alwa~s Ever since I've been especperfonned under supernstOn. l A - In tltlt condition there nice trade . . Sure, and we'll Hotel, for instance, bas de luxe . bring us to the "cllubby'' dress- .Ially nice to my lrleiJ(I, but sh• 1 The apparatus should never be Is pain in th.e eyes and some te11 Mary Popplns .. In Town rooms at $47.50 per day single- I es. Don't people that make looks like a 1ad Beagal. Why I left set up where a~ateurs ~ho impairment of vision. It Is a and Country Ma1azJne, Sophia o at its plush new $2 million ; clothes knew we don't like lt, don't they let the kids take part White over beige, beige vinyl Interior, V·B enpnt, have not had proper anstructaons disservice to a child with tbls, \ Loren told h•·r deepest secret: s:olf clubhouse .. Julie ' AD· ! be called "chubby'!" Why don't.! of saying something ln tlle Olean use lt. Improper use can or any otb';or disease •. lo with- I''Everythina 1 got 1 got from dres' TV special was booed at l lhey get another name for i vorcery Court? They should auto. trans., power brakes and steering, w.s.w titea, cause severe sprains and bruls· l hold any punishment that is de- · eating spaghetti" .. _ Pasta, the Montreux (Switzerlllnd) TV Ihem" 1 bet grown-ups would I think how bad the children fee-l, twt.ed Class, real sharp Olds. es or the back, ankles and, most . served. When it is deser~ed and says s_ophie, saved her from "festival" when it was announ- . Dever buy clothes if they had I and maybe know llow they want serious of all, the neck. what form the pumshment becommg a permanent scare-~ as a ~st~place tie; the fes· i to go to the ··tat" rack. _ to run away or die or some- i Once 1 child h'a• made should take often calls lor a crow; and means It! tival president toted to bre~k , MARY JANE thing, and then maybe the Di.1 few jumps 011 8 trampoline great de~! of judgment. However "Tht Bible" direct- tbe '-'! In favor ?fa French ~~~ Dear Mary Jane : torcery court would go out Jf th-ere il 8 great temptation t.o There IS no danger that any ed by John Huston tun11 out at em and the booing was 1dentl·1 You are so righi! There's add 8 little variety and try ~ c~ild your daughters. sit! with the boxoff~. John pJans to d,o , f~ as "anti-American," not no reason why clothe'S can't be GMAC Fin1ncln1 Aveii.W. some acrobatic feats. This mUIIt will catch her neurlbs but ev~ rllh~ by h1s own wallet -_he s anh·Ju11_e, or ~~~i-the progra~: labeled "-X" or ''fuller-cut" for i CHILDRENS be firmly prohibited until the !e:y effort sbould bt made . to puttmg out a book about .~t - but .Julies .Bntlsh, as the -~: the "not exactly skinny'' uowd. child 111 thoroughJy familiar witlt fmd and treat the underlymg: Ipriced at $15 . . The wild Hul~ Ut mternatumal 11onsense 11 or Suggestions anyone? _ 1 the fundamentals of the sport : cause Df her trouble. Unless this labaloo" sprite Lada EdmDnd men on. H ·' These sbould be tausht by a~ process is chetked It will lead ' Jr., da~ling of the .~ction ,: The N. Y.. nf1!spaper strike ; ~ar Helen: I Si2es 3 to Bia: 3 instructor who is tamillar with ~ a permanent partial loss of crowd, I! ge~ting her Image of three of. 1ts s11 papers has I 1 have alway~ tried to say Nhite 99 1 the hazards and how to avoid . v1sion. shes featured in a , cast a considerable pa11 on the hello t0 p 1 but old as he Js I slack _ 11 r, Cadillac - Oldsmobile them I college recrultin& film put out Icity's .nightlife and several ~~- IJt ~~'are his enemies' ! Q - To otretc~ my food dol· Iby en'l Electric .. ·. One 1fes ll'e expected to fold . ·... 0 .. g~• mea boy start; ' Store "You'D ute Our Quail!} wa, tl Bul!a..Q _My Jiltl!r'• baby, 4 • Ja~s, 1 ~lx a quart of whole Greenwich Vill&Je shop makes Night club and restaurant own- hi~:DI ~e hi: s:love 10 11 weeks-old hun't had 0 natural [mtlk w1th a quart of reconsU· exacUy !he same ltoms for boys ers Inform uo lhe three papers 1 tart k' blm a d he throws Middleport, 0. WY 2·5342 POflnl!roy OhiQ bowel UX:vement since she was tuted powdered milk. Wlll this 1and girls .. . Sometime! you do due to merge were the t h r e e s soc ~ng tl ; IP~I~~""''""'""'""''""""'""'""''""~[l.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""II!!!!!O!II!!!!!!!---br bt 'home from the bos it· Ideprive my chiklren of any n- ~ cet a feel!ng New York seems which provided the sort of ei· mt~!.__ -~· en ·- au al~e doctor S!lYI to give ~er sential nutrients? Is margarine just like befort- FaD of Rome. (it!ng. attention whlcb ket?ps .an infant auppo1itory every four es nutritious as butter! Inflation: N. Y. street .. lock.· sbowlltz perkin&. day•. What wc:ruld eause tbis A - 11 YIU.J' cbUdnn each c~ndllton? Can't oometbln& be drink lbree or more glass,. done about it! I day of the mixture they will get • • • • plenty of the nutrient suppllecl I 0 P T0 ME TI IST A - Your tlsler has a very by milk. Margarine Is fully u wi,. doctor. 'lbe boby may .,. nutritious ao butter and is lees Offici Boura: t tD 12. 2 tD 6 (1,,01111 NCHIII OD tablllh 1 ""'" ulllli r<>utine In likely 10 produce a ltigb blood 1'111111. - lui CoW'I St., I'VmlrvJ timt bill some perso111 1• to choleoterol level. 00 'TOR IIIII SAYS SPECIAL! 61 OLDS DynCIIIIiC 88 Hobday Sedan 1 I 1 j .1 PAnNT STRAPS KARR &VAN ZANDT 1 ~hanged: · i $1· J;,' I Roush's Shot :itb Dotac N W COMPTON 0 D We salute the ho,pltals of our community and the many trained people 1 who play a large part tn developing our fine facilities. We are We salute Ihe hospitals of our community and proud of you! the many trained people ·-. who play a large part In de\eloplng our fine facilities. We are proud of you! ... >, ., ". · I· '1,,' 1 1 HELEN HELP US! ' ;;:;"'::!:"' /:.' Bd:;.~~~~~: ~~'; ~~~:ae~'"'' ~~ 7:.;:; I~;·r~~~=.c~ the Mu" ~" ' •,, ... '' .• ,,, I'' ''1~-~. _.1 ·.·•,.f I , I, CANVAS FOOTWEAR j .' ! THE SHOE BOX I'i' ·' ' r· W[}:{]W [;3@if[}:{]§~ MRS. MARY BOWMAN - Is the laborotory tecbnl· cian at Meigs General Ho6pltal. She performs all the routine and sperial lab tests for the hospital. Mrs. Bowman l'ommutes from l1er home in Oak HiJJ, 0 ., each day. She was formerly l89oclaled with Bay VIew Hospital. Bay VIllage, 0 ., Shadyside Hospital, PltU. burgh, Pa. and St. Vincent Charily Hospital, C!ev• land, 0. • TheN Public Spirited BusintsNs Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our Local Hospltlls: lJtJdga Ctlronat 500 Colht out In the optn, fun-IO'IIn. lt'atimt It twing into 1 Dado• COronet iOO ctfl · vtnl~le. YGu're tired of ttle ho-hum habit. You want new looks ... not look alikta. " : 18118 018 rool Willi ,. IIIII tQ!l. ..,.t to -Ab~ ••• :.:::.. .... ,. '""'••"1•'•·"' 11 '" ''Time Hepburn llid It in the ~ of [ wagner may aet a Liberal Pat· wllh Medii of Honor winner , . . . . . . . . . . ""' N v Stato iChll'les Situ ... other .... race . ·. heroet .. Ursula Andre1s trlel movie , Nathan, ,.lf.appointed loraell still another Playboy nekklcl YOI1TII ASKED FOR IT! VIDton Vance !formerly PLANTS · I - Voice of Broadway :JIIII,y::;;II;•:IIIII\.:2:~;;;·;M;id4;1..... ;;;0.;,;11o;r:JO:,:l:MI~~~~IIIIrfl hittllll~ltllD IIIII dtases 1M ..., ... ,.. lllltl nay. lie IIIII won't llull-. MAD. tvatY, lAD AID lttf bulilt, Ill Jltlelllttlp wJ:. Hc:ket Hill, IMM't ttHIII" Mf'li'lt thtt tfwtt fOil whll JW wtftt wilb· COMOit. fall CII'Pttint. You'tt tiN kln!Slhlt Dtlt your asking fM it. And even some extras likn lots of roo11 tml GCJmfon in yow ell'. you dtdn't expect. It's cotwertiblatime .•• Yoo - · Do4tt Cot'*lt 500. Tht coo· tiont tw JIIIIIO joit thtiiMti -ltiao.' lnlidt, -..-ACHRYBLER . . , . MCIIOIIII CMNIIAJIIII R. H. RAWLINGS SON$r.£P·r MILL & SECOND STS. . . . ; J MIDb ' - - - - - - - "IH "'"'~8~ ~lAfl.ll IASUAI.I. 011 ""-lY MTWII04Y. CHICl ~~ UIT..U 'Qil'IMI MO ITAttott.• 0. :' .. • ~ ladnt S•rwlct lfltlon, ReclrM Williams lnsurtnet, Pomeroy Sttrk't Tlnp Foodltnd & ltrgtinltnd Phtrm.~ey, Pomaroy Otdo V•llty a,kl.nl Co., Middleport lctnomy ll'lll'ih Lotn, Pom.roy llri..,.tch H~rfwert, Ptmtroy The F..rmeu Btnk & Snlnts Co., Mlcldlt~N~rt Pomeroy V•terant Mtmorltl Hospttel, Pomtrey Otlio Power ComRtfty, POIMNY Moore's Au.. S_ t trt, Pomtfoy Pomeroy IDwlfnt Co,. Pomerey Chepm~n.CaMUy Shot ltert, Pomtrtr Sugtr fllun P:ttur Mill, Ptmtroy Swisher & LHM DrutJ, Ptnttroy Pomeroy ' l.lt. W, Hardw~rt & LtJthtt Jup,1,, llomtroy titb:en'l ,.ltllftll ltnk. Mlclclltport Chrtllty Prlttlfho...Mitldleporl Middleport ~rt-lltort, MWdlttitrt The Pt•rlc Shop, ,~,..~ ~~~~'1"-~~·1•,4 l!'• Petnti'OY _,.n_,...., .n.,,, rioii'oiiiiJ Wtlktr'l M11t1 L1Wd1tliltry '•rm Hemlock Ortvt ' · · ' Ewing'' Adul•nce •rvrce, PttlltrtJ Th• Midw•y Mlrkat, P.merev Glotckntr's Rtstturant, Pohro'f Jot't Ctrrv.Out, Middleport lnltl's f!lrnlturt, Middleport Mtl11 Gentrtl Hosfllhll, Pomartv' Powtll's Stnlct Station, MlddlttNrt 'fhelhH lox, Middleport Wttttrn Au.. ·lto,.., Mlddi.,Ort Cotu]Mle G11 Df Ohio, In<., Mldctlepert Pen\trty Cement Blldc Co., Pomerev k & C Jtwtltrs, Pomeroy Karr & Vtn Z.ndt Mtlor Salts Pomtroy Llndmarli, '·~~ Martin Puntrll Hom1, ·Rutlancf Crow's lttak House, "•rnerer . Naw Torte CIOihlnt HliiiM, Po'moroy !!!:""''••••'• I . ,...... _ • • "'"'' ,. ... ~-·p;.;;.r;r'"i~' M~' ;t.........., a ..••• . I. H. ltwllnp tittnr·Ct. tiddltporl l'emtror ""'" Shtp, POIIIIf'OY Mtrtln ltiiJtlurtnt, M1~.,ert Glhsltr'lltwehy SftN, romtrey U·Drl\11 ThPu Ctfn Opertftcl C1r W1Jh Pomtrty Rlll'l ltft 'ranldln SMR, Ml...ptrl ltn Franklin Stort, P11M,.., Ohio Velloy Plumlilnt AlfHIIIIfo Pomt~ , ~ II..Hntr'l Aut. Ct., I'IIIIII'IY HartleY & lknntH lfltl lttte, Po- " Davl1oW1... r ln1UIIMI1 l'etMNV Wt!d Crill~' lticiM V. "; l<!wiNo,lntVnnco, PtntOIOY Ctlu'l'..' & fOuthtrn Ohio lltcltlc "- MIHteport · ' ]\thr CtOthltrt. Mlddltperl (!latffl)tl ••...., W!lUD=D ''i @~(§o~@@~ •'t ~~ @@~[g)!JU[J@~ t WD=D~~"' NURSES - VETERANS MEMORIAL H08PfrAL: Ftrot row Left to rlthl: J. Evans, LPN~.~· Grell, RN, J. Wrllbt, RN, QJen.tlnJ Room; B. Ledlit, AN 1 Head Nur~e: D. Ewilll RN; ot Supervltw. Second row Left. to rl.Jht: M. Winebrenur, RN, E. Humph· rer-. RN, )[, Tncy, LPN, D, Woodyard, RN, J. Tboren, e ThMe RN, F. Hewetaon, RN, Opentinl lOOiplupen'ilor. Ab~at when pleture wu taken: J. Smolen~RN., .u.. tbesiat; J. BIII'UI~ RN, L. Cleland, RN, V. nlcn, RN, E. Thorpe RN, ~,.:UDteal instruttor; M, Hobltetter, RN, R. Rime, RN, N. Goebel, RN, I.'Wtbtuttl, RN, J. llaillfl, I'N, 1!. Radfonl, PN, 1!. EvaDI, RN. Hl iuptrvlaor. Public Spirited luslntsNI Sponur This Ad In Conjunction With Our Local H01pltela: WHOLE·HOUBE GAB Alt:lt CCJNDITIQNING COSTS ..,t4,0Q A MONTH TCI OWN r ....... - - .......... sill"*" tor ..__.,...,.II uh . - • - llir condlllon· - · ... .., ...., ~ ,_ llllla • oooh l o ...... "" ... 911* t:Otldtlloo .... Mill' 1:...: Fowtun ....,, a....,...___ or htn-..t 1tt1r ,.,. a pOIIftrfti three-too ClfJIClr Gos C1!11ralllir .-o·ina instals it, too. And thlfe's • ...Doas,.,...nt.,_..,but . tloe IOor priCI .... priM you? I alloultln't, ,.. - • !lilt 1 COtnjlltl Gosllir tond~- attachts •,.... lfl'lll,.. Gos lurnaco, -.!inC I -~ into ....... - ........_ , . - · 0.. all' o:onditloninl is Ill tanpll·- ond- tfoublt.tr• ot., - - ftomt.cOtililll .,..... And Goo ... cool your whole housa, _ , _,, "" a fraction ol tht .,i_, ot kllpiiiC • 11oc:k .. ilt olat:triciiJ, --leal ot liOiof - - llir - · "" ,_I'll' Clllil G & .t Aute Plf'h, Pomeroy Glbbt Ortlelry, Ptmtroy lawlln...COab Putttral Homt, Mlildltforl - - . - · · · · ltjt . _ , _ . , . . ..... '•"""" ~- ..... ' ' " . • . llantliltllttiiO-Oitliletiolt_...,, ond....,_ • ' ' ~ ' f .... " �,, ., ;\; 1!'1 ' ~ ~~~nel, Pomeroy-Mlodleport, o.,M_ay_to, i} D 1911_!_ Repre•entatives on Council Are Named • 0 fT ·~ •.''oune erues ne 0 wo ;. .l R p O I 1\l'ea e- onmg rn~:"•posa s ~· . lj-t z •. PT. PLEASANT - Rell!OSOn· taUves to serve on the Point Ple..anr High &hoot Student . . _, - ·- .. _- .. h. ~uncil have been selected for 11 ~- t'Lt.iA~AJ~I- vuy '-'U:U 11 - I I''"~-"-','J· c Pli'IA~Ailt f .~ ~ne 1966-37 school term and are 1 J11s regular mont~ly se~lon ber C. mpany and approx.ma~eaa follows: 1 ~nd a prote8t h~armg for two ! !~ ~lx ~-~~~ ~~~red by Nor~ 1__,Senior representative: Mlkki propo_sed re-mnmg ar~as were ll\'ulul ,., .,L., . " r•~tr J;;:frp,o.t "' j .l'lllbert, Carol Kegley, Judy J<-mhmed Monday m~ht. on Kanawha. Streel Y.as. re-zon_e<J I Bright, Mike Blessing, Bobby fe-zonin' proposal b~1ng. ap- trom res1dentlat '1. to mdus~raliErrett and Joe Taylor; Jun~~r roved and the oth~r denied. 11 as ~eq_uested b·: the Plannms representative: Mary , Jane A large delegation of pr.1per- Commission wnen no one ap- Getty. Terri Keister. Jalilt-Kinowners protested the re-zon- 1 peared from the area to pro ·m. caid, Mtke Marnhout, John Coop got Lincoln Avenue fro m 21st T ,1 f th · er and 'David Phillips •tnct to 28th street rrom r.-si- 1B we r~press""'l.il Jves 0 k. e ~. Officers Of the co~ncil for ettervJsmnfromy<~tems see m~ al emial 1 to residential 2 that . franchise the cit for ~~, next year elected earlier are : Miss Sturgeon · SoutheaStern Ohio Sales Is Quee.no.f ···o·.·.. Increase A 'cross Lm ·e Jr• Sr' Pr'om Pt. · Pt..oant; Tereaa ~ ·' All loll southeaStern counties Figures showing the collec· ocept Pike. showed· an • in· lion for the two-weeks periods , crease In sales tax collections tndtn~ April -30. 1966. and May f "'=. . :::k~ •• NtlwMonyWw #AUf iiEnE~iH 'Wilson, Cheshire; Mrs.Mrs.Herbert Little ard, Hoasett; Richard.l.<on· Wil· Eat. With ttnc, ltoulh er Worry •nnu \Yithr.w. son Ripley· Walter Patterson tear o11110eure 1111• t"ua ctroppmJ, Ma;on: Rob.rt MeCullocb, Pt: :::·~~~ :::•:.;~~ Pleasant; Mrs. Gerald Jobnson; :=a~·=~~::~t:w."!~r,:;tn~ Mason; Amy Cor~in, Pt. Pleas- lloftn't ~•au• nau1u. It'- aiUilne am ; rauic1a Mt!uiuwb, ~.. ~u~! 1 ~......~.~~~; ;?A~'~;~;":: Pleasant: Brian Herdman, drul eountera •~u:i"'beN. ans; )'Irs. Homer Pleasant: Mrs. Della Pt. Pleasant; Isaac Long, =·:,.%. •. for the tWO·Vji!kS· period' end- 1, 1965, and those tor tile mcai ing _Apr_ll 30, 1966 over the same years starting July 1, 1965 and Jll!rlod m 1965. There are ·now July l, 1964 follow~ only two counties that are be· . Ro.ad,w~scro~nedQueenof~he . hind last year's figures for the Aikens- * 1~·283 ·~7 • 10 •796 ·• ~966 J~m~-8emor Prom, durmg i fjscal year. They are Pike and 3l, $5 1S.'asl.l7, $4.49,735·15 · llpolis F'erry. IPlern:ussiOD of the Prom Mon-! SCioto. I GalUs _ $6,888.62, $5,555.52, DISCHARGED: Clarence day _rught. . . $283,361.06, $221,832.fl. IVaughn, Henderson: Jain"' B<m·ll M1ss Sturgeon Wall wearmg a decorated columns and lovely ] nett Clifton· Michael Leonard lovely yellow nylon over satin~~ rose trees Refreshments of I Hocking - $4,773.08, $3,557.· 1Pt Pleasant'· wimam Tucker' noor 1ensth g~wn a nd was es- pllllch, sandwiches · · ' GERANIUMS and cup I 12 , 1202 ,368 .6a, 195 1 ,88136 · . IGrimms Landing; Mrs. HrJster' · 1 oul~ permit building of multi- commu•.tit ,lntcnna t!levisJon l Scott}' lc~rd, pres_ident: Ronnie corted by Kflth Crotty, 'iUn of 1cakes wer_e served i~ t~e gyin ! Jackson _ $1l,Bl2.4tl, $l0, 7Z3.- Fruth, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. 4'' Pot 79c lwellmgs. The 17 member del- l t Yk . b h If 1 th Wedge. v1ce president; Linda Mr. und Mrs. ~wtence Crott~, ' foyer dunng lnternuss1on. 1 02 $339 565 21 $32l 453 72 Bateson, Pt Pleasant; Mrs. at ion presented a petition i sy~:; n:iv cea;l~ yes~m 0lll'lln~ Hall, secretary and Sandi Red· Pt. P~easant. M1ss StW'geon IS · 131 ; 50 ~ · 127 Jack Lane and daughter, Gal: Petuni1s- Pansies . gned b)' over 90 per cent of ~ 0 u J • s r·v. mun, treasurer. Mrs. Violet a semor and was chosen valewrence · · ' ,- llpolis, Ohio: Mrs. Charles Will· ; • proper!\· owners to ha\'e th~ , mg _out the advanh;ges of !l: crty Gerlach is th~ advisor for the dictorian of this year's graduat287 ·56• $46 6•006·34 · $452 •695 ·35 · ett and son, Pt. Pleasant. ASK TO WED 79c 1 Market Pak ·. . . · havmg the sys~l"m and lhe r~>o~e. , · ng class s•e ·s a b f "263 ·25 • "O" ea remam stnctly res1den. . : student rouncJI. · 11 1 mem er 0 PT. PLEASANT - SCollay E : Mol•• - - "'' .,..., '"· 21 ' BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. ·Larry al. The petition was signrd'nu~ to be gaaned.hy the Clly . tbe National Honor Society, M 57 B I Ohl d ]'178,840.09, $177,436.47. I Durst, Leon, a son. I 0 • an over 100 ersons livin in wh1ch would r~!ve 2 per cent president of the Keyetles, serves organ, ' e pre, Pike - $1,728.28, f4,965.84 , i ·--- ·- - -I 1 - of the_gross i~con1e of t.he Com- NAME CHEERI..EADERS Ion the student Council advisory Beatrice ca.rollne Moreh~ad, 45, , $99.436.64, $103,375.3:!. e nrea. P - , , l 1pany Jn addition to tbe t<txes. . board. is a member ot r, , ~ A . I Barlow. Ol'llo, have applied for i Ross $28.484.48, $16,589.71, : 22. $8:!7.478.77, $845.074.75. 1 1 ~Most of the protestors claim- license. ete. l.PT.I PLdEASANT· arslty Library Service Club Thespi"ns a marri :1ge license in the office •c79 537 63 1675 n..'l 10 Vrnton - $1,210.73, $56'9.32, · . . cueer ea ers for the 1956 • 67 :1 · ". " . · fV ~ • • · '-""" · · thl!l-· felt thf' bu1ldmg of :1· 1 Bill TucKer CIJm;ultnnt e"l"J· h f P . PI and Is treasurer of the semor of the County Clerk. Sr1oto - t"lu 6n 311 $23 9llil. $46,43L58, $44,448.16. 1 1 1 · ·J • ·" sc oo erm or orn e ~c;~H1 1 1 · ~. · ' ' uv. C0 II · f ..ehicle. Cabbage _ 35c doz. tment dwellings in tht- area n€er for Bettt~rv•si,.,n and Phil· hS1 1 h · · ' class at Point Pleasant High ~-------ectron O motor v~ uld cheapen the neighborhood ip An"el nttorne.v of. the or"an -; I Lgf c ~?<' were c: o~e~ - . ~,~nt- 1 School. i' Jjff'il~ fi.>'il ~ lmusett·ailer and use lax in Head Lettuce 35c doz. ;·d reduce tb• valm• or their iwtio~ he!d ~ q~eslion and ' an- y h 001 ~w;nft tr~~ts e ore ~-hke The Queen's Court was the ~ ~~~~ -lkd ~ lllf.tfl southeastern counties rropert}. Deleg,1tion members swer p~riod on tloe rrwtler l'•)'IH i ~ .0 .b nt u -~· ~~e~ were .1 . ' five runners-up for the title of Unscramblethtn~foorJumbltH, those for the two-week per·iod Tomatoes _ 45c doz. 1 1 1 eaking against the re-Ztming cil voted to aecept the <'fll; i~-,,_ : ·; er · w. 11 be a sen10~ ~ Quetn of th-':! Prom. ! one ll'Uer to racll 11quart, to ending April 30. 1966. .Broccoli _ 45c doz. ere Jo( Kavser O! is Young .' lion for a fran"irh • and I '\\:.n l n~x an M""\ ~ I e a First runner-up was Miss : form four (ltdinar!" word!!'. 1, 1965. and for the fisC'al years ames Smith H,;;rrv Tav\01 , pur<;ue thE' m.;n•"t·r furthc- : in ~(a~r e~ erl: ~rt _u essodnNantd l Carot Kegley, <laughter o( Mr. starting July I, 1~65, and l h0 . · . · . · . .1 ar ow. Junrors an 1 a . and Mrs J W K 1 ('()Ill( ' L 1964 follows· Athens d fl ud"" II. Prrce Pa11·11'k Phrl the ne:;;.t few wt•r•lis fol low Ill~ tlw Walden and Cat·ol KeQie sen. · .' · eg ey, w -' · ;~~.:·:. ~ .:~~:.-::~· ' ·" · ~·I.'JG,ll5. ,. ' 85 I udnal l Dan D·msnn li<•\' publication of 111 , f1llnchi"l' 111 . AI ed"' y. , 1 was at11red IDa floor length yet. 9.71. $13,091.11, "" Jots. ternates nam are Kar- lo b 11 . d $213.526.611. Gallia - $7 298 27 llarrmger. Lawrenre McD.•met, a toc·al nrw ..;pJ pe r as requ•n·1 B!· k . dR 1 w a gown. secon runner· · • a .. rl McDanif'l Fred N·•·~rr l> c law· en a e. ~enror fin oseanna , up was Elizabeth Burcham,! $6501 .56,$136,784.21, $131,37B.91, 59 N. 2nd Ave. q.o • • ·~ , · Carey JUmor I Hock' $6 3716 Qeorge Caltmdrns, and J<•mes Council apprmd th(' apnint- .• - _'__.. ·__ _ _ _ - - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. BerlJRrllf.' I mg , . , $ 5,502.65, Dob' f W 1 , nard Burcham who was wear1$118,624.71, $104,186.94. Middleport, 0. · •l" mson. 1mnt o · \\ · J),l•lsun anJ Da- Fimmeial slrrtemenl of the · 1 no weekly figures I · ' , Following mur.h discussion '111 vid Poore to the Urban Renew- three cit)' dep,artments showed mt ung whlte gown: next was ' ' ' • f lh . c 1 Sandra Revr.olds. daughter of • . . __ · tie .pros an d ~on s o t' 1 P • al 'ommillee to rep act' Art the following balances on Anrl! C · , tNVEN7 A !'JETTER tOnmg. Counnlman Don ~V•:I· Hart ley and William Rardin. . . · apt. and Mrs. C. J. Re)nolds, f'f,'/,/lAI, l.> . 30th. 1966 . CH;.r. $37.975.10; Wa· att1red in a floor length blue MOU5ET!t<IP, AND THI~ d,.. recommended that l''lllll(.:ll Jr .. who musl resign 11s they ter Works. $49.n9.60 and Sew· own· Cath sa re r · I~ 1\~E.~Eo IT ,\116HT DO turn down the. re ::oning. requt•<.t are interested proper tv ownel's age Dlsp•sal 15,1 M111 4 9, , Mg · d My Y daughte of 'l'OU SO,\ \Eo 6\X>D. _ . . . · - · "· · " ·: · - · r. an rs. Pearley Sayre Serving Molgs County Slnco 1861 oI tht' Planmng fomm1ss;nn II' of land wrthm the proposed ur- Pfl"gent were Mwor n B 'nk ' 1 1 , 1 ' vlfw of the lnre number d ban rel' • ewal area. Morg~n City Clerk' Dick. 1\1"' 1 . wads fof~~ Y m a ong PI gTow~ . ty ~ . . . · ... - an 1 u• runner-up was onr I P'~P':" owner ~ .~gmr ~ t rt. TIL.c Councrl \'Oied to retain the rosf' Attorney Ray Musgrave. Daugherty, daughter of Mr. lind So!" 11rranre tht drded lttter~ · lo 1orm tht> surprltr answer, ad j m~~n. was pa~~:ul b.l' eounr1l i present F'loodwr>ll levy rate of and councilmen Bob Haynes, Mrs. Hiram Daughtery, wear~==~-"(:-<1--f<~:W;:!.,;'~"'~M'f-lilal b)' abo\'t cartoon, una m~usly. , $2 ~er ~undred on ass,essed Yi:ll· Charles Fowler, Ernest Hand- ing a floor length white and The ~amden .\l'eflue ~rlang!e i uat10n Ln Zo~e I and 50 cerus l~y. Buster Rifne, Don Waldie. blue gown. AGENCY, INC. tN Olll::;;;lalni;;;;;;;";;;g;;;lh;;;;•;;O;:Id;;;;E;:q;;u'~'l:';;H;;JI:;I:;;P:;":::hu:;n;;d;;re;;d:.'.:"-::.Zo_n,:__~:,2_.,:·-,::,:- - Bill Winter, Reid Doolittle, Bill The gymnasium of the high Bill Chlld-Roclllly Downln1, Agonlo \-\u11•tn lumorro"') I t - I Sel~y. J~m F.~sh~r . Wallact" school was resplendent in pink Junohh•o: GNOMI (HfDIE OXYGIN GLOIAL Sm1th , J1m \\1ggms. Russell B. and white streamers with hang· l',.olrr.l:. _, · hill Hollan d. ing stars covering the ceiling, r-m_ II ___ .. --· I ,_.-\llflltr: wnat Jhl' rml'lwy N"lm U'll'l lo111ri11~ for n 1f11 r,.,. ~ PT. PLEASANT- Miss Sharon Sturseon, 17 year old bru~ netle daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sturgeon of McCullouch 1 * FLOWERING' 1 .. t , Its La ' · ' t VEGETABLE PLANTS 1 t H !I r.a; w; 1 1 DUDLEY'S 1 • • • • • • t I I J IJ • 1 tJ Pfu:TiiJ 1 ,, · ~OL®RS m~~~~~~ UIQif CARPET BARWICK • Htrcllfon • Acrllen Nylon Select From Over 200 Pttterns & colort t3 95 PrieM Storl At • >q, yd. FREE ESTIMATES! NOTHINO DOWN e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY FOREMAN &ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. I 1 Ja~k 8B 0 - I I DOWNING INSURANCE lht T~llar·s'~ XJ )( J XI ]'I VBS Staff Participates rt.._................... St,-lating In Pupil Learning Session 0 b.... """ ....•.... ·d...'...... ""........ N·... "" ... " ... Fourteen teachers -and help- the second week of VBS are inen were present May 8 for the- vited to attend Bible school the . first teacher training meeting first week. I of the Chester Community VBS Mrs. Harold Spencer w i 11 ; at the Chester Methodist church serve as dlrert ors, Mrs. David at 7:30p.m. A service was con. Holter as assistant director, dueled by Rev. Pearl Casto and and Mrs. Robert Bailey as craft the teaehers participated in ex- director. periments on ''Ways Pupils This is the seventh year of Learn." the CommWllty SchooL ChurchMrs. Leonard Erwin was lead- es that help sponsor the school er of a group which dramatiz- are the Chester Methodist. Ches· ed the Bible story, ~·zaccae- ter Nazarene, Mt. Herman Unil· 1 us." .Mrs. Robert Batley's group ed Brethren, and Fl:llll·oorh; l , demonstrated ways pupils Jearn ~tho~_lst. ____ by physical surroundings. Mrs. [ : David Holter's group led a pan· 1 el discussion on "How God Answers Prayer.'' I The theme for the year will be "God Lives Today.'' The I school will be held JWie 1 to 17 For Tho Fomlly , from 9 tt.m. to 1l a.m. Classes I will be In tbe Chestor Grade ,rlctt $l99 School and lhe Chester Metho- lttln At _ __ Idist Church. All person11 of the community ages 4 to 17 are vlted. Children who will be at· Middleport, 0. the cla11 ·o... "o...••...;r.:.:. M~!igs l"ounty Hospitals O'BriaQ • I f ' I ~f ~ ~e·~~~k;;, ('K~t~ l ~u~;;tori~ IlL a.. U.., !tow . . . . ·1111 wd Tf ,J... Ylll talk to I bof II IIIII P.l. 1'111 11. ·Pitul eGI net , are hlo ellemi.. ?-JIELPLES8 IIY opeUina. 'lblllk you. llllflllilll OJttll'llfiDII, M> I 'lbi.o coiUIDD itt .WW.I<d 10 dnto ~ Bol1tll tf!t ad ol Dear Helpless: U•IDI 10 11 JMI'N - til IIW.,....... Be 1 frleQdly . eHIIlJ lf!IIR -;~..;;;;;;;;·~~~;.-O:. llmetakesciJ'eoftbeprobiOIIII' , u_.,, u.J-1.. , . - ...... .· ;;;.,· -bet? ~ w.. _ Bott.lll ,;,n, ;w,;~·;).;;.:W.ota L- E8PEI.1AILY FOR THE ilu• .. At~t~r: ....al.•••-llj I Our w ---eekiY • • .I m"'"b:::: wliii\10 l: !or ••"".: 1'<"' ' IIOPSCOO'CII CROWD - H. atrawhats arouDd N. Y. Llndaay shutterins the Veterans "Blue movie -· Juat • ple, their problfms e-nd pleas· ))far Helen· 1 Dear Mrs. !.: I Cll)' . .. Former Mayor Bob,Affoirs office, what happeno bout evecy actreu bBI gono uros,. their troublee aDd fun. You hard!~ never have much. My family is bappy and bard_____ stark raving naked mept Mar· AI With the rest of Helen Help about us in your column Please ly ever filbtl. I tftoulltl eYOry1 stool only twl.,. a week and, II saret Rutherford but we tmt Us!,, it welcomeo laughs bul do! - THE HOPscoTcHERS body was untO my lrientllnvll· \.. the bowel movement ~ of nor· lllie'lt hold !he clotbeB line. wont llodfle a IOrtoua queotlon (KIDS UNDER !1) ed me to spetld the nllbl Her mal COIIBislency, this Is a per· 'lbe stale of showbiz In N. Y. with a bruBIHiff. Dear Hop~eotcbers· parento wert tiptlq, tbe house fectly nornml pattern for lhem. City - anotbor burlesk sbow Send your teen-age questions "Sorryboulhat" _·and to show was a moo the klcls tlldn'l In any case lll()fe barm than opened with its "ltar" Beverly ·to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, 1 really mean it here's a whole look too hippy or clean. good would come from trying to Aatlland, bUitld u "E rr ol ..,, of Heleo' Help Uol Ibis column for the '"little" lea ue White WI were lit bed my 1 · frletld told me 1tor folks - • B,y Wayoe G. Brandotadt, M. D. force this baby to hove a alDol Flynn'o protegee" ... "8 or n newspaper. -H Jumping up and. down on a every day. Free" pitt ravee from every ., 1•«inl a tllvorce. I felt like trampol~ne looks like such tun I penon who's seen It buill wu et1 clljzeao UJOd to vacation In Dear Mn. Bolte!: [ crying because sbe was crying. you can t blame every child m Q _ My da~ler, 11. has ret· considered too Umlted In ap- !he Catlkillo because It was I am not exactly skinny, but llllcln't lmtw mucb about d~ tbe ~ela~borhood for wantmg W robulbar neuritis. Would scold- peal for the grut Radio City clean and cheiiJI: now tbe grand ! I'm not that fat. It makes me vorcta unW tbea and I tbink try 1t. L~e most other sports, ing her make her worse? Should Music Hall, which iD adu1t Iold 8ol'8tch Circuit baa taken mad when my mother takes they're juft temDie. however, It is sale only ~en she be allowed to baby-sit? , world can't ju!t alm at the nice- on caviar airs - the Concord me shopping and they alwa~s Ever since I've been especperfonned under supernstOn. l A - In tltlt condition there nice trade . . Sure, and we'll Hotel, for instance, bas de luxe . bring us to the "cllubby'' dress- .Ially nice to my lrleiJ(I, but sh• 1 The apparatus should never be Is pain in th.e eyes and some te11 Mary Popplns .. In Town rooms at $47.50 per day single- I es. Don't people that make looks like a 1ad Beagal. Why I left set up where a~ateurs ~ho impairment of vision. It Is a and Country Ma1azJne, Sophia o at its plush new $2 million ; clothes knew we don't like lt, don't they let the kids take part White over beige, beige vinyl Interior, V·B enpnt, have not had proper anstructaons disservice to a child with tbls, \ Loren told h•·r deepest secret: s:olf clubhouse .. Julie ' AD· ! be called "chubby'!" Why don't.! of saying something ln tlle Olean use lt. Improper use can or any otb';or disease •. lo with- I''Everythina 1 got 1 got from dres' TV special was booed at l lhey get another name for i vorcery Court? They should auto. trans., power brakes and steering, w.s.w titea, cause severe sprains and bruls· l hold any punishment that is de- · eating spaghetti" .. _ Pasta, the Montreux (Switzerlllnd) TV Ihem" 1 bet grown-ups would I think how bad the children fee-l, twt.ed Class, real sharp Olds. es or the back, ankles and, most . served. When it is deser~ed and says s_ophie, saved her from "festival" when it was announ- . Dever buy clothes if they had I and maybe know llow they want serious of all, the neck. what form the pumshment becommg a permanent scare-~ as a ~st~place tie; the fes· i to go to the ··tat" rack. _ to run away or die or some- i Once 1 child h'a• made should take often calls lor a crow; and means It! tival president toted to bre~k , MARY JANE thing, and then maybe the Di.1 few jumps 011 8 trampoline great de~! of judgment. However "Tht Bible" direct- tbe '-'! In favor ?fa French ~~~ Dear Mary Jane : torcery court would go out Jf th-ere il 8 great temptation t.o There IS no danger that any ed by John Huston tun11 out at em and the booing was 1dentl·1 You are so righi! There's add 8 little variety and try ~ c~ild your daughters. sit! with the boxoff~. John pJans to d,o , f~ as "anti-American," not no reason why clothe'S can't be GMAC Fin1ncln1 Aveii.W. some acrobatic feats. This mUIIt will catch her neurlbs but ev~ rllh~ by h1s own wallet -_he s anh·Ju11_e, or ~~~i-the progra~: labeled "-X" or ''fuller-cut" for i CHILDRENS be firmly prohibited until the !e:y effort sbould bt made . to puttmg out a book about .~t - but .Julies .Bntlsh, as the -~: the "not exactly skinny'' uowd. child 111 thoroughJy familiar witlt fmd and treat the underlymg: Ipriced at $15 . . The wild Hul~ Ut mternatumal 11onsense 11 or Suggestions anyone? _ 1 the fundamentals of the sport : cause Df her trouble. Unless this labaloo" sprite Lada EdmDnd men on. H ·' These sbould be tausht by a~ process is chetked It will lead ' Jr., da~ling of the .~ction ,: The N. Y.. nf1!spaper strike ; ~ar Helen: I Si2es 3 to Bia: 3 instructor who is tamillar with ~ a permanent partial loss of crowd, I! ge~ting her Image of three of. 1ts s11 papers has I 1 have alway~ tried to say Nhite 99 1 the hazards and how to avoid . v1sion. shes featured in a , cast a considerable pa11 on the hello t0 p 1 but old as he Js I slack _ 11 r, Cadillac - Oldsmobile them I college recrultin& film put out Icity's .nightlife and several ~~- IJt ~~'are his enemies' ! Q - To otretc~ my food dol· Iby en'l Electric .. ·. One 1fes ll'e expected to fold . ·... 0 .. g~• mea boy start; ' Store "You'D ute Our Quail!} wa, tl Bul!a..Q _My Jiltl!r'• baby, 4 • Ja~s, 1 ~lx a quart of whole Greenwich Vill&Je shop makes Night club and restaurant own- hi~:DI ~e hi: s:love 10 11 weeks-old hun't had 0 natural [mtlk w1th a quart of reconsU· exacUy !he same ltoms for boys ers Inform uo lhe three papers 1 tart k' blm a d he throws Middleport, 0. WY 2·5342 POflnl!roy OhiQ bowel UX:vement since she was tuted powdered milk. Wlll this 1and girls .. . Sometime! you do due to merge were the t h r e e s soc ~ng tl ; IP~I~~""''""'""'""''""""'""'""''""~[l.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""II!!!!!O!II!!!!!!!---br bt 'home from the bos it· Ideprive my chiklren of any n- ~ cet a feel!ng New York seems which provided the sort of ei· mt~!.__ -~· en ·- au al~e doctor S!lYI to give ~er sential nutrients? Is margarine just like befort- FaD of Rome. (it!ng. attention whlcb ket?ps .an infant auppo1itory every four es nutritious as butter! Inflation: N. Y. street .. lock.· sbowlltz perkin&. day•. What wc:ruld eause tbis A - 11 YIU.J' cbUdnn each c~ndllton? Can't oometbln& be drink lbree or more glass,. done about it! I day of the mixture they will get • • • • plenty of the nutrient suppllecl I 0 P T0 ME TI IST A - Your tlsler has a very by milk. Margarine Is fully u wi,. doctor. 'lbe boby may .,. nutritious ao butter and is lees Offici Boura: t tD 12. 2 tD 6 (1,,01111 NCHIII OD tablllh 1 ""'" ulllli r<>utine In likely 10 produce a ltigb blood 1'111111. - lui CoW'I St., I'VmlrvJ timt bill some perso111 1• to choleoterol level. 00 'TOR IIIII SAYS SPECIAL! 61 OLDS DynCIIIIiC 88 Hobday Sedan 1 I 1 j .1 PAnNT STRAPS KARR &VAN ZANDT 1 ~hanged: · i $1· J;,' I Roush's Shot :itb Dotac N W COMPTON 0 D We salute the ho,pltals of our community and the many trained people 1 who play a large part tn developing our fine facilities. We are We salute Ihe hospitals of our community and proud of you! the many trained people ·-. who play a large part In de\eloplng our fine facilities. We are proud of you! ... >, ., ". · I· '1,,' 1 1 HELEN HELP US! ' ;;:;"'::!:"' /:.' Bd:;.~~~~~: ~~'; ~~~:ae~'"'' ~~ 7:.;:; I~;·r~~~=.c~ the Mu" ~" ' •,, ... '' .• ,,, I'' ''1~-~. _.1 ·.·•,.f I , I, CANVAS FOOTWEAR j .' ! THE SHOE BOX I'i' ·' ' r· W[}:{]W [;3@if[}:{]§~ MRS. MARY BOWMAN - Is the laborotory tecbnl· cian at Meigs General Ho6pltal. She performs all the routine and sperial lab tests for the hospital. Mrs. Bowman l'ommutes from l1er home in Oak HiJJ, 0 ., each day. She was formerly l89oclaled with Bay VIew Hospital. Bay VIllage, 0 ., Shadyside Hospital, PltU. burgh, Pa. and St. Vincent Charily Hospital, C!ev• land, 0. • TheN Public Spirited BusintsNs Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our Local Hospltlls: lJtJdga Ctlronat 500 Colht out In the optn, fun-IO'IIn. lt'atimt It twing into 1 Dado• COronet iOO ctfl · vtnl~le. YGu're tired of ttle ho-hum habit. You want new looks ... not look alikta. " : 18118 018 rool Willi ,. IIIII tQ!l. ..,.t to -Ab~ ••• :.:::.. .... ,. '""'••"1•'•·"' 11 '" ''Time Hepburn llid It in the ~ of [ wagner may aet a Liberal Pat· wllh Medii of Honor winner , . . . . . . . . . . ""' N v Stato iChll'les Situ ... other .... race . ·. heroet .. Ursula Andre1s trlel movie , Nathan, ,.lf.appointed loraell still another Playboy nekklcl YOI1TII ASKED FOR IT! VIDton Vance !formerly PLANTS · I - Voice of Broadway :JIIII,y::;;II;•:IIIII\.:2:~;;;·;M;id4;1..... ;;;0.;,;11o;r:JO:,:l:MI~~~~IIIIrfl hittllll~ltllD IIIII dtases 1M ..., ... ,.. lllltl nay. lie IIIII won't llull-. MAD. tvatY, lAD AID lttf bulilt, Ill Jltlelllttlp wJ:. Hc:ket Hill, IMM't ttHIII" Mf'li'lt thtt tfwtt fOil whll JW wtftt wilb· COMOit. fall CII'Pttint. You'tt tiN kln!Slhlt Dtlt your asking fM it. And even some extras likn lots of roo11 tml GCJmfon in yow ell'. you dtdn't expect. It's cotwertiblatime .•• Yoo - · Do4tt Cot'*lt 500. Tht coo· tiont tw JIIIIIO joit thtiiMti -ltiao.' lnlidt, -..-ACHRYBLER . . , . MCIIOIIII CMNIIAJIIII R. H. RAWLINGS SON$r.£P·r MILL & SECOND STS. . . . ; J MIDb ' - - - - - - - "IH "'"'~8~ ~lAfl.ll IASUAI.I. 011 ""-lY MTWII04Y. CHICl ~~ UIT..U 'Qil'IMI MO ITAttott.• 0. :' .. • ~ ladnt S•rwlct lfltlon, ReclrM Williams lnsurtnet, Pomeroy Sttrk't Tlnp Foodltnd & ltrgtinltnd Phtrm.~ey, Pomaroy Otdo V•llty a,kl.nl Co., Middleport lctnomy ll'lll'ih Lotn, Pom.roy llri..,.tch H~rfwert, Ptmtroy The F..rmeu Btnk & Snlnts Co., Mlcldlt~N~rt Pomeroy V•terant Mtmorltl Hospttel, Pomtrey Otlio Power ComRtfty, POIMNY Moore's Au.. S_ t trt, Pomtfoy Pomeroy IDwlfnt Co,. Pomerey Chepm~n.CaMUy Shot ltert, Pomtrtr Sugtr fllun P:ttur Mill, Ptmtroy Swisher & LHM DrutJ, Ptnttroy Pomeroy ' l.lt. W, Hardw~rt & LtJthtt Jup,1,, llomtroy titb:en'l ,.ltllftll ltnk. Mlclclltport Chrtllty Prlttlfho...Mitldleporl Middleport ~rt-lltort, MWdlttitrt The Pt•rlc Shop, ,~,..~ ~~~~'1"-~~·1•,4 l!'• Petnti'OY _,.n_,...., .n.,,, rioii'oiiiiJ Wtlktr'l M11t1 L1Wd1tliltry '•rm Hemlock Ortvt ' · · ' Ewing'' Adul•nce •rvrce, PttlltrtJ Th• Midw•y Mlrkat, P.merev Glotckntr's Rtstturant, Pohro'f Jot't Ctrrv.Out, Middleport lnltl's f!lrnlturt, Middleport Mtl11 Gentrtl Hosfllhll, Pomartv' Powtll's Stnlct Station, MlddlttNrt 'fhelhH lox, Middleport Wttttrn Au.. ·lto,.., Mlddi.,Ort Cotu]Mle G11 Df Ohio, In<., Mldctlepert Pen\trty Cement Blldc Co., Pomerev k & C Jtwtltrs, Pomeroy Karr & Vtn Z.ndt Mtlor Salts Pomtroy Llndmarli, '·~~ Martin Puntrll Hom1, ·Rutlancf Crow's lttak House, "•rnerer . Naw Torte CIOihlnt HliiiM, Po'moroy !!!:""''••••'• I . ,...... _ • • "'"'' ,. ... ~-·p;.;;.r;r'"i~' M~' ;t.........., a ..••• . I. H. ltwllnp tittnr·Ct. tiddltporl l'emtror ""'" Shtp, POIIIIf'OY Mtrtln ltiiJtlurtnt, M1~.,ert Glhsltr'lltwehy SftN, romtrey U·Drl\11 ThPu Ctfn Opertftcl C1r W1Jh Pomtrty Rlll'l ltft 'ranldln SMR, Ml...ptrl ltn Franklin Stort, P11M,.., Ohio Velloy Plumlilnt AlfHIIIIfo Pomt~ , ~ II..Hntr'l Aut. Ct., I'IIIIII'IY HartleY & lknntH lfltl lttte, Po- " Davl1oW1... r ln1UIIMI1 l'etMNV Wt!d Crill~' lticiM V. "; l<!wiNo,lntVnnco, PtntOIOY Ctlu'l'..' & fOuthtrn Ohio lltcltlc "- MIHteport · ' ]\thr CtOthltrt. Mlddltperl (!latffl)tl ••...., W!lUD=D ''i @~(§o~@@~ •'t ~~ @@~[g)!JU[J@~ t WD=D~~"' NURSES - VETERANS MEMORIAL H08PfrAL: Ftrot row Left to rlthl: J. Evans, LPN~.~· Grell, RN, J. Wrllbt, RN, QJen.tlnJ Room; B. Ledlit, AN 1 Head Nur~e: D. Ewilll RN; ot Supervltw. Second row Left. to rl.Jht: M. Winebrenur, RN, E. Humph· rer-. RN, )[, Tncy, LPN, D, Woodyard, RN, J. Tboren, e ThMe RN, F. Hewetaon, RN, Opentinl lOOiplupen'ilor. Ab~at when pleture wu taken: J. Smolen~RN., .u.. tbesiat; J. BIII'UI~ RN, L. Cleland, RN, V. nlcn, RN, E. Thorpe RN, ~,.:UDteal instruttor; M, Hobltetter, RN, R. Rime, RN, N. Goebel, RN, I.'Wtbtuttl, RN, J. llaillfl, I'N, 1!. Radfonl, PN, 1!. EvaDI, RN. Hl iuptrvlaor. Public Spirited luslntsNI Sponur This Ad In Conjunction With Our Local H01pltela: WHOLE·HOUBE GAB Alt:lt CCJNDITIQNING COSTS ..,t4,0Q A MONTH TCI OWN r ....... - - .......... sill"*" tor ..__.,...,.II uh . - • - llir condlllon· - · ... .., ...., ~ ,_ llllla • oooh l o ...... "" ... 911* t:Otldtlloo .... Mill' 1:...: Fowtun ....,, a....,...___ or htn-..t 1tt1r ,.,. a pOIIftrfti three-too ClfJIClr Gos C1!11ralllir .-o·ina instals it, too. And thlfe's • ...Doas,.,...nt.,_..,but . tloe IOor priCI .... priM you? I alloultln't, ,.. - • !lilt 1 COtnjlltl Gosllir tond~- attachts •,.... lfl'lll,.. Gos lurnaco, -.!inC I -~ into ....... - ........_ , . - · 0.. all' o:onditloninl is Ill tanpll·- ond- tfoublt.tr• ot., - - ftomt.cOtililll .,..... And Goo ... cool your whole housa, _ , _,, "" a fraction ol tht .,i_, ot kllpiiiC • 11oc:k .. ilt olat:triciiJ, --leal ot liOiof - - llir - · "" ,_I'll' Clllil G & .t Aute Plf'h, Pomeroy Glbbt Ortlelry, Ptmtroy lawlln...COab Putttral Homt, Mlildltforl - - . - · · · · ltjt . _ , _ . , . . ..... '•"""" ~- ..... ' ' " . • . llantliltllttiiO-Oitliletiolt_...,, ond....,_ • ' ' ~ ' f .... " �I, , - ,,' :. -. ' ' \ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav ' -- I INFORMA_~ION Ferm Machine'!.__ For Sale c:;:::i~fi~~:• UOI.II.ATIONI ,..,. ruo'~'"" -""' .... "'"' farm JllllChlnery1 I havP. had 1 115 used tractors in stock this 1I year. I don't believe all the I f dj , · 1963 Coi'Valr Monza 4 Dr. ,, .. HOspital News TO APPLy AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT CAMPERS lnd 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Dr. . • .,j ...... . DOV~WANT NO "TEA $1395 LEAFS~! K~K' ITOA-',Lt-.. WI'G INVITEI> ~ DANCERS ON TH' BEACH•• A·POPPIN'THEIR GRASS SKIRTGINTH'fl!!EEZE AN'·• THAT'S ALOT OF ME1'0 READ ' lH' TeA LEAFS fORVE, sE.S,xx·~Hicoo?0Lvi:-HHioo;Ot~vv-"':>==J ,-,~-:::-;;_""::~;.;;;;;_:;;;.::~;=:; i HO&WASH!! FRJEHI/si!IP 1 PAW? $1195 White finish, red Interior, good whitewall Ureo, V8 en· Std. trans. Radio and healer. erne. BRAKE SERVICE LIQUID NITROGEN . YOU CMJ'T READ mileage by local lady owner, whitewall tlreo ahow little wear, automatil! trans. Radio and heater. Betg~ finish, fawn vin)ll interior, bucket seats. Showroom clean and ooe yi)U'Ullke. EXPERIENCED 'I £....-- ••••• _ ................... ..: ................ - ' Low TRAVEL TRAILERS Dot.. ll,.. 1111 ._ M. Wit• tie •tcepMd u•tlt tJM ,., ""' •• , pay ot PUIIIUtt• ' For Sale ':"~~-:-' . Pultllnt• A·!TI!iN'l'lON_ F~MERS! nol,i~~~~:;.,E:;.,:;.,~""J 11 Merura, you pay caty priCeS fDr used. I NOW IS THE _TIME 1 ,_ "" Pomeroy · Motor Co. - • ••------- - - - &-Dally Sentlnel, -y-Middleport, 0., May 10, 1966 ~~ WIU'U.... ----·- ' dealers in the eur a ounng BIG BEND ,. lldtt or ,..1•~• ' " ' • • ciHmed counties have had that many. Rflll Alignment Shop Also Custom Sproylng llbtnftonallle, l.rnn .noulcl 1M n,orteO lrnm•n•r.•-· n.. IIU• I have more plows tban the Phone 992-3576 TRAILER SALES For Alfalfa Woevll llll'ttr will not 1M mpoMIIIII for -1. th .,. mon oft• IMarrect 111111rt1on. factory that m-es em, W. Main St. Pomeroy 111 ROUTE 124 mowers for any tractor, plenCALL Formerly Grueser J30dy Ul)lt Work.s A! Syracuse CorporaUon "'' wont ac1 .. rvln : ty of rakes, most anything 4 Cen ' ,.... Word one lnurtlo_. -""'.Jed on ~e ~-m. All pricl~llniiMUIII en,,._ " ;onta •~ ""' 1cu 11 c:•n••.!:,',,,•,''",.., .._.!!'" c. ed for the smaU farmer's bud- 985·3824 Chester, 0. BOMEBUILD'Illno . _ Remod·ood ·1 · Real Estate For Sale ~~ ,. 1' na " till cont ~HI Dt•tavnt • .~~:~~~:r~~~~;;:.~;~;~~ el'~ ..... withino~nIQ ,,, .UyL fget. Bill W'lk G 'II win, 6• mJ 3 6tes ' "'6 on your ~ t"f t bome? c.1u• oF TttANKJ a oaJTUARIUi rom I esV1 e. ., c your We 'work to please. Neigler'a t1.u ':;.. ~.~~~::,..;!~t~k~"'- lactt I for Sale .septic tank. Get Mocl•m Ranch Styli Building Supply, RaeiBe. •=~' "· o:':~',!~.·~ .,. 11, ; _ _ _ _ _ -~ __ lrniiET. I AU Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· f 17 Slhc lttvnhl ' ' " .... "'· ,. 121M Nllllll 1SOME Beech and Oak T mark Farm Bureau. IT'S so IASY Emmet 0 Will Rt. 3 Pome4 22 sotc I Bedrooms wall to wall car- O'DELL TERMITE Service, 101 To PLACI A ' ' ' pet, panel;{, air conditioned. usu~~~~o~~C:INO roy. 5 10 6tp .snd life too can Between Pomeroy & Chester, Belmcmt Dr., Gallipolis, Ohio. l9fi5 TRAVEL Trailer Sleeps beautiful if you use Blue Ohio on Route '1. Priced to Pbone 448-3245. Termite ud PHONE WY 2-2156 ; _ like new - priced Luslre. Rent eleelrlc sham- ' tell Pest ControL Free lmpec--~-;-~;-::;---;-- 1· t-100. Se-r :1! 49:1 Broadway, , pooer I 1. p·Jcken,i Hardware ·I T. 0. Cruiu tions. CaU Pomeroy Cemellt Rt 1 Block Co., WY 2-3193, Lewio '-• St, Middlep'"L Ph. WY 2Co 1 ' lO 5tc ' Card Of Th.n 5 10 6tc Box 1598 Repajr, in Middleport, WY Z.. I\\'ISH".to e~p;·eSs my Kgratef lll · 5592. · ,• Oak Hill, w. va. 2374, Baum Lumber Co. ill thanks to rela\ 1\' l'S , ue1~hbors FOR Memorial Day be>utilul Phone 469_3746 Chester 111!>-3301. 4 17 10tc and triends fur their kindness , selection uf artificial flowers , i :~-=;;:::::=:::::=:;=;-;:·! Landmark's Got BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural ' and mnpulliv ar the time "f ' baskets . nosses, h€arts. Fin1 Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold 1 8 ROOM houseW)th~- ba-th in thf d~a th of. my hu-;hand, ' est tn chuo~e from. Stop al Cliff'' Shoe Repair, MiddleEVERYTHING Bradbury, Phone WY '-7450. Brothers, 618 E. Main St., Harlow J::n·in. Special thanks port. Ohio. 5 10 I2lc , Why drive 50 miles, when 5 Hl Gtc Pomeroy, t 22 tfc to Racine- EmNgency Squad, -·I rou can get delivery at our Ewmg (·\trwral Home, Fntz HAY rakr rubber tire Co-Op,l area warehouse. Call us for Buck, organist, Rev. Paul $35. Rober·t Blackwood, Harri~ ~ specialized eervice - B11 tk 5 10 1 Spreading Available \\'r Sellers, Shrlde River Masonic sonv1l· 1e. Oh io .. 3tp Also Can Apply Li~uid Ni Lodge, rarelakers of l he 1 grave, donors of the beauli· li68\\1AY -- bed and ·mattress: I :~~r;si~'o s~~f:htiz d~i~ J maleri:~l s B\'ailable. AU nl ful flowt'rs, and a!l whe sent $35. Robert Blat'kwood. son \'ilk, Ohio. 5 10 3tp 1 new low prices. food. gifts, eards. or helped . Ph. WY 2-2181 jn any wt~y . M~y God reward ONE female and one male Fox Terrier pups. Jacob Baer, . you. Mrs. Harlow Ervin. Mmersville, Ohin, R. D. J_ I 5 10 ltp Pomeroy Motor Co. ..-' OPEN lVII. t:00 P.M. • lE«RY GEORGI WOND!R NMIIiDY, OHIO IT ~T !!IE CAUSE OF HIM THAT THE tA0Y OF THE LON C. ~p ALBERT PARKER PLACE HER' SfC~T LOY£ Mf55AGE IN 1 H0 U5E I HAIR WAS FORCfP TO AH THOJC>HT"DR IPPER" WERE. TEASI N' ME, STAYIN' UNDER. FO' AUmON SERVICE A EXTR'f FEW ~-­ M .1 NUTES···· Por Comploto Auction Servlco Coli 1 ·=·.,n.,'--====-·==;ll fERTILIZER --~-=--- ,, JIM CARNAHAN WI 9-2708 l!l!k I M!l!l( RACINE. 0. Slop tn And Soo W~r We Think This 11 Tht HERE COME\> MY CURVE' B~LL! I "WORLD'S FINESTH CAMPING TRAILER ly HOWIE SCHNEIDER GASULIN! ALLEY MAN, LOOK AT THAT BAtt CURVE! 5103tp l DICK TRACY LOOKS LIKE HE PUU.ED HIS I-lEAD ~'M? I DIDN'T SEE BRAND A STRAV NEW AROUND. STEAM IRON! DOG OUT AND tcrAWA¥4 BUT A LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIB By HAROLD GRAY WiTJ.l i}.E LXAL PCl!T!CALGAI'iG HELPING THEY ·~o''OAD ~LOOTED MILLIONS'! JASON 9«)):?E HEtl StlSPf<.ifD DAD AND IT ~G ..JASr.ti'S INVE5TIGAl"CR MD HAD SHOl" ~l'i l-IE REALIZED I1E'O BEfN .m! r-- -'- vt:PI '50, DAD 01~0 IN P~SON I Ht£ EX·PARTNER. JASON, MADE A ~OI?TI..'t iE· ... Qjj£? r:DRTUNE! AND Cli::VER ..IASOti ' HP.S LIVED 1-lt'\PPILY EYE!? ••• WEll. ~lP To ANOTHtl? ~EW • WEEKS, LET'S t;k/} ~~~~; - I ' I ,. ) ' I. ·•· ' ! ., ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN . By SCHULZ I k '~· AAUGHl ! c _;" ; ,, .·. ~- ~~ '·f~' ll; -.itt ~·it' I I JWI By IRANNEI .... .;. .~ -l!~ ~" ~E'MIND BIRDIE? MC S'I GET : MOVIN 1 - I DOfriJIT WAI\IT i' 8E . LA1'!1 s'11 ·Mti'ROrQ!nAN ''" .MOJORS parlor, ll!J !tft Gill ~f" h*f' hlllr '. ~. I ' .......!• "'""" ~t'J~ ,..,_,"-~· ·~ ... ,d"' • - ' ...-~-...... .'· . I ··~ I "--'- '~ - ',, • • 0' · c · ' 'f; Jtoo'l:~ .•':'...1:- --: .... ~ .... .............. ~.... ,- ·, t ,.,•.;... ,..~ ··.t: .... ~ ....... 'YOU A UTILE OF SPON~II31LITIES. NO RIASONf,ILI OFFE)l, RIJ'U$1:.;;0;...._ 51-1~ DOESN'T 6Hl:5 1.001<11\6 ~ A tiEC'U!TAilY FOR IMI'OrtfANT RE - " u �I, , - ,,' :. -. ' ' \ Get Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav ' -- I INFORMA_~ION Ferm Machine'!.__ For Sale c:;:::i~fi~~:• UOI.II.ATIONI ,..,. ruo'~'"" -""' .... "'"' farm JllllChlnery1 I havP. had 1 115 used tractors in stock this 1I year. I don't believe all the I f dj , · 1963 Coi'Valr Monza 4 Dr. ,, .. HOspital News TO APPLy AND WHEEL ALIGNMENT CAMPERS lnd 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Dr. . • .,j ...... . DOV~WANT NO "TEA $1395 LEAFS~! K~K' ITOA-',Lt-.. WI'G INVITEI> ~ DANCERS ON TH' BEACH•• A·POPPIN'THEIR GRASS SKIRTGINTH'fl!!EEZE AN'·• THAT'S ALOT OF ME1'0 READ ' lH' TeA LEAFS fORVE, sE.S,xx·~Hicoo?0Lvi:-HHioo;Ot~vv-"':>==J ,-,~-:::-;;_""::~;.;;;;;_:;;;.::~;=:; i HO&WASH!! FRJEHI/si!IP 1 PAW? $1195 White finish, red Interior, good whitewall Ureo, V8 en· Std. trans. Radio and healer. erne. BRAKE SERVICE LIQUID NITROGEN . YOU CMJ'T READ mileage by local lady owner, whitewall tlreo ahow little wear, automatil! trans. Radio and heater. Betg~ finish, fawn vin)ll interior, bucket seats. Showroom clean and ooe yi)U'Ullke. EXPERIENCED 'I £....-- ••••• _ ................... ..: ................ - ' Low TRAVEL TRAILERS Dot.. ll,.. 1111 ._ M. Wit• tie •tcepMd u•tlt tJM ,., ""' •• , pay ot PUIIIUtt• ' For Sale ':"~~-:-' . Pultllnt• A·!TI!iN'l'lON_ F~MERS! nol,i~~~~:;.,E:;.,:;.,~""J 11 Merura, you pay caty priCeS fDr used. I NOW IS THE _TIME 1 ,_ "" Pomeroy · Motor Co. - • ••------- - - - &-Dally Sentlnel, -y-Middleport, 0., May 10, 1966 ~~ WIU'U.... ----·- ' dealers in the eur a ounng BIG BEND ,. lldtt or ,..1•~• ' " ' • • ciHmed counties have had that many. Rflll Alignment Shop Also Custom Sproylng llbtnftonallle, l.rnn .noulcl 1M n,orteO lrnm•n•r.•-· n.. IIU• I have more plows tban the Phone 992-3576 TRAILER SALES For Alfalfa Woevll llll'ttr will not 1M mpoMIIIII for -1. th .,. mon oft• IMarrect 111111rt1on. factory that m-es em, W. Main St. Pomeroy 111 ROUTE 124 mowers for any tractor, plenCALL Formerly Grueser J30dy Ul)lt Work.s A! Syracuse CorporaUon "'' wont ac1 .. rvln : ty of rakes, most anything 4 Cen ' ,.... Word one lnurtlo_. -""'.Jed on ~e ~-m. All pricl~llniiMUIII en,,._ " ;onta •~ ""' 1cu 11 c:•n••.!:,',,,•,''",.., .._.!!'" c. ed for the smaU farmer's bud- 985·3824 Chester, 0. BOMEBUILD'Illno . _ Remod·ood ·1 · Real Estate For Sale ~~ ,. 1' na " till cont ~HI Dt•tavnt • .~~:~~~:r~~~~;;:.~;~;~~ el'~ ..... withino~nIQ ,,, .UyL fget. Bill W'lk G 'II win, 6• mJ 3 6tes ' "'6 on your ~ t"f t bome? c.1u• oF TttANKJ a oaJTUARIUi rom I esV1 e. ., c your We 'work to please. Neigler'a t1.u ':;.. ~.~~~::,..;!~t~k~"'- lactt I for Sale .septic tank. Get Mocl•m Ranch Styli Building Supply, RaeiBe. •=~' "· o:':~',!~.·~ .,. 11, ; _ _ _ _ _ -~ __ lrniiET. I AU Septic Tank Cleaner. Land· f 17 Slhc lttvnhl ' ' " .... "'· ,. 121M Nllllll 1SOME Beech and Oak T mark Farm Bureau. IT'S so IASY Emmet 0 Will Rt. 3 Pome4 22 sotc I Bedrooms wall to wall car- O'DELL TERMITE Service, 101 To PLACI A ' ' ' pet, panel;{, air conditioned. usu~~~~o~~C:INO roy. 5 10 6tp .snd life too can Between Pomeroy & Chester, Belmcmt Dr., Gallipolis, Ohio. l9fi5 TRAVEL Trailer Sleeps beautiful if you use Blue Ohio on Route '1. Priced to Pbone 448-3245. Termite ud PHONE WY 2-2156 ; _ like new - priced Luslre. Rent eleelrlc sham- ' tell Pest ControL Free lmpec--~-;-~;-::;---;-- 1· t-100. Se-r :1! 49:1 Broadway, , pooer I 1. p·Jcken,i Hardware ·I T. 0. Cruiu tions. CaU Pomeroy Cemellt Rt 1 Block Co., WY 2-3193, Lewio '-• St, Middlep'"L Ph. WY 2Co 1 ' lO 5tc ' Card Of Th.n 5 10 6tc Box 1598 Repajr, in Middleport, WY Z.. I\\'ISH".to e~p;·eSs my Kgratef lll · 5592. · ,• Oak Hill, w. va. 2374, Baum Lumber Co. ill thanks to rela\ 1\' l'S , ue1~hbors FOR Memorial Day be>utilul Phone 469_3746 Chester 111!>-3301. 4 17 10tc and triends fur their kindness , selection uf artificial flowers , i :~-=;;:::::=:::::=:;=;-;:·! Landmark's Got BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural ' and mnpulliv ar the time "f ' baskets . nosses, h€arts. Fin1 Doxol Bottle Gas. Arnold 1 8 ROOM houseW)th~- ba-th in thf d~a th of. my hu-;hand, ' est tn chuo~e from. Stop al Cliff'' Shoe Repair, MiddleEVERYTHING Bradbury, Phone WY '-7450. Brothers, 618 E. Main St., Harlow J::n·in. Special thanks port. Ohio. 5 10 I2lc , Why drive 50 miles, when 5 Hl Gtc Pomeroy, t 22 tfc to Racine- EmNgency Squad, -·I rou can get delivery at our Ewmg (·\trwral Home, Fntz HAY rakr rubber tire Co-Op,l area warehouse. Call us for Buck, organist, Rev. Paul $35. Rober·t Blackwood, Harri~ ~ specialized eervice - B11 tk 5 10 1 Spreading Available \\'r Sellers, Shrlde River Masonic sonv1l· 1e. Oh io .. 3tp Also Can Apply Li~uid Ni Lodge, rarelakers of l he 1 grave, donors of the beauli· li68\\1AY -- bed and ·mattress: I :~~r;si~'o s~~f:htiz d~i~ J maleri:~l s B\'ailable. AU nl ful flowt'rs, and a!l whe sent $35. Robert Blat'kwood. son \'ilk, Ohio. 5 10 3tp 1 new low prices. food. gifts, eards. or helped . Ph. WY 2-2181 jn any wt~y . M~y God reward ONE female and one male Fox Terrier pups. Jacob Baer, . you. Mrs. Harlow Ervin. Mmersville, Ohin, R. D. J_ I 5 10 ltp Pomeroy Motor Co. ..-' OPEN lVII. t:00 P.M. • lE«RY GEORGI WOND!R NMIIiDY, OHIO IT ~T !!IE CAUSE OF HIM THAT THE tA0Y OF THE LON C. ~p ALBERT PARKER PLACE HER' SfC~T LOY£ Mf55AGE IN 1 H0 U5E I HAIR WAS FORCfP TO AH THOJC>HT"DR IPPER" WERE. TEASI N' ME, STAYIN' UNDER. FO' AUmON SERVICE A EXTR'f FEW ~-­ M .1 NUTES···· Por Comploto Auction Servlco Coli 1 ·=·.,n.,'--====-·==;ll fERTILIZER --~-=--- ,, JIM CARNAHAN WI 9-2708 l!l!k I M!l!l( RACINE. 0. Slop tn And Soo W~r We Think This 11 Tht HERE COME\> MY CURVE' B~LL! I "WORLD'S FINESTH CAMPING TRAILER ly HOWIE SCHNEIDER GASULIN! ALLEY MAN, LOOK AT THAT BAtt CURVE! 5103tp l DICK TRACY LOOKS LIKE HE PUU.ED HIS I-lEAD ~'M? I DIDN'T SEE BRAND A STRAV NEW AROUND. STEAM IRON! DOG OUT AND tcrAWA¥4 BUT A LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIB By HAROLD GRAY WiTJ.l i}.E LXAL PCl!T!CALGAI'iG HELPING THEY ·~o''OAD ~LOOTED MILLIONS'! JASON 9«)):?E HEtl StlSPf<.ifD DAD AND IT ~G ..JASr.ti'S INVE5TIGAl"CR MD HAD SHOl" ~l'i l-IE REALIZED I1E'O BEfN .m! r-- -'- vt:PI '50, DAD 01~0 IN P~SON I Ht£ EX·PARTNER. JASON, MADE A ~OI?TI..'t iE· ... Qjj£? r:DRTUNE! AND Cli::VER ..IASOti ' HP.S LIVED 1-lt'\PPILY EYE!? ••• WEll. ~lP To ANOTHtl? ~EW • WEEKS, LET'S t;k/} ~~~~; - I ' I ,. ) ' I. ·•· ' ! ., ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN . By SCHULZ I k '~· AAUGHl ! c _;" ; ,, .·. ~- ~~ '·f~' ll; -.itt ~·it' I I JWI By IRANNEI .... .;. .~ -l!~ ~" ~E'MIND BIRDIE? MC S'I GET : MOVIN 1 - I DOfriJIT WAI\IT i' 8E . LA1'!1 s'11 ·Mti'ROrQ!nAN ''" .MOJORS parlor, ll!J !tft Gill ~f" h*f' hlllr '. ~. I ' .......!• "'""" ~t'J~ ,..,_,"-~· ·~ ... ,d"' • - ' ...-~-...... .'· . I ··~ I "--'- '~ - ',, • • 0' · c · ' 'f; Jtoo'l:~ .•':'...1:- --: .... ~ .... .............. ~.... ,- ·, t ,.,•.;... ,..~ ··.t: .... ~ ....... 'YOU A UTILE OF SPON~II31LITIES. NO RIASONf,ILI OFFE)l, RIJ'U$1:.;;0;...._ 51-1~ DOESN'T 6Hl:5 1.001<11\6 ~ A tiEC'U!TAilY FOR IMI'OrtfANT RE - " u �{ . . ' • ( •, ._, _ . Get Extra Cash The Want Ad I - • • GUAlrrT ' -J I -· Mow .c;(). " Ho.piwN• DO!>'~ WI\NT M!TC .~EAD 1'1<'iEA LEA~S l'~ve ; ·• · PAW? IT NOT !Jf(AUSE OF HIM LI'L ABNER THAT THE LAPY OF THE LONC.7 ll'!V' HAIR WA5- FORCFP TO - SOAH DIDN'T WORAV NONE--UNTIL AH NOTICED tl HOUII.$ PkACE HER SECRET OONit PASSitD WIFOUT A SIGHT OF I-IlM .'l' 'IOU'LL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER SI<SHT OF HIM!.' THIS LEADS TO r:'U.&M:IoN'S POOL/I Elk I M!I!!C I! ~EI(I; COMES MY CURVE' BALL l ' I LOSER '-M; IU~, W i.lJCU; -.. ,. DICK TRACY I.OOt<S LIKE ~E PULLED HIS HEAD DUT AND ~AWAV. t.~'M? I DIDN'T SEE A STRAV ooc; AROUND. BUTA BRAND NEW STEAM IRON! { for EXPERIENCED anzENS JOURNAL WHEEL CoH orloe ALIGNMENT ond MRS. NORBERT NEUTRING BRAKE SERVICE POMEROY, 0. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII By HAROL.D GRAY Blaettnars WY 2-2193 PIZZA CROSSWORD ACROSS L Na.vigatee &. Spllltillb 6. Mountains In :W:iuourt warmonger .. 28. )lu.im ,. CALL WY2.99CJ5 Pick up At c;. & G. CAFE Ill W. MAIN : MusiciLI direction for sileJ'ICe acamera. Khtd CJf SO. Kind of UJ'8 2'6. Familial' 81. Femur w verb Indian 4-3. Swtoet-. "'P 4-5. Youth 48. Family "" rn I>« r.-~~~-r.-v~~'"""'~ 4 u.s.,.... ~~· I' I' 1 tie I" I" I' I~ ._ ....... eoa. (;. II8ADPOIUI Rodae, 0... I I Ill ' Vh l- 33'. !!~by, for lr.. I'~ ·---- WINNIE WINKLI! r//. ',.. ,., -&0. IU. capital AAUGHl (lampl<!te ilm'loo Crlh 8radronl ~I" ss. sun :.<. Kindot opera. POMIIOY 42 . Pcruviaa 37. ScrutiniZe 38. Skln opening 39. Nautical tenn 41. 4.trlkallM Dl.lf":WI"Y "'~ c:-- Corry-Out ....... aloof 16. Where tlle Dall Sita 1'9. Dark fellow: abbr. 20. Hanaom 18, Lustl'OU8 21. NoiH 20. Beret ~ Maneuver a. r " 12" II• _7Sa to 1.50 a:;. In 16. French chemil!t 17. CapitGI :zl,MuaieDota 24. Mr. One eombtoaUom. district 32. MOI'Iater abode 14. GOvern 14. Wander Plain or wllb pepperon~ ausage, mushroom, bam or 30. Lonl.loa 8. Cuts, aa the balr I . Irtit.atll 10. PrilneY&l 13. Olympl.a.n .!IJ,. . POEeN'T &1-1!: RfMINO 'rOU A LITILE OF ~~ iaZagreb I" I"~ 1.. " -;;:"''· r.. 46. Jargoa 47. Of an IU'IIIl 1- 1~ quiUity ::~~ ~~~ 0 .1•n 0.. Coyotf: I MC ~" V/.~ .. (45 1. Cult J.EmanaUoa 3. Freezes SlRDI!:? 0 '4-i~'7Jf~-;t-t-t'"1 ... ... Tmn- m S'I .. v /. ~ l-: 14rl-,-+-+-+-ts7~ r.nf-t-+-t--1 <.Roote"' Sta.t~: AT ITS GREATEST r.. Sn.tis- Oed T. &by t.endel' 29:. Harden card game n Clea.r 12. Spenn cell Pamoroy - ablw. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work Ill AXYDLBAAXB t. LONGFELLOW One letter simply 1tands for another. In thls s3111ple A b Wled for the three L.'s, X for Ute twG O'll, etc. Single letters, a~­ trophieB, thi! length and formation ol the words are all hinta. Each day tbe code W:tters are different. GET MOVIN' - I DON'T WANT T' BE' . LATil Thelforyleij I~ UMCI c;.,. Anywhen SBPV JYCI RB PNPV , UBBL. PKZV .-VIKLPVTPKZr YM&etda)''• zvn. CrJpieqoo~: THS DOING EVIL TO AVOlJ) AN CANNOT IJ.& GOOD.-SCHlLLER (0 UM, ~ ,.eaturu S)'Adloe;te, Ine., NO REAIONA.L;I OFPER: REPU$1D ~ . ·TI �{ . . ' • ( •, ._, _ . Get Extra Cash The Want Ad I - • • GUAlrrT ' -J I -· Mow .c;(). " Ho.piwN• DO!>'~ WI\NT M!TC .~EAD 1'1<'iEA LEA~S l'~ve ; ·• · PAW? IT NOT !Jf(AUSE OF HIM LI'L ABNER THAT THE LAPY OF THE LONC.7 ll'!V' HAIR WA5- FORCFP TO - SOAH DIDN'T WORAV NONE--UNTIL AH NOTICED tl HOUII.$ PkACE HER SECRET OONit PASSitD WIFOUT A SIGHT OF I-IlM .'l' 'IOU'LL NEVER HAVE ANOTHER SI<SHT OF HIM!.' THIS LEADS TO r:'U.&M:IoN'S POOL/I Elk I M!I!!C I! ~EI(I; COMES MY CURVE' BALL l ' I LOSER '-M; IU~, W i.lJCU; -.. ,. DICK TRACY I.OOt<S LIKE ~E PULLED HIS HEAD DUT AND ~AWAV. t.~'M? I DIDN'T SEE A STRAV ooc; AROUND. BUTA BRAND NEW STEAM IRON! { for EXPERIENCED anzENS JOURNAL WHEEL CoH orloe ALIGNMENT ond MRS. NORBERT NEUTRING BRAKE SERVICE POMEROY, 0. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII By HAROL.D GRAY Blaettnars WY 2-2193 PIZZA CROSSWORD ACROSS L Na.vigatee &. Spllltillb 6. Mountains In :W:iuourt warmonger .. 28. )lu.im ,. CALL WY2.99CJ5 Pick up At c;. & G. CAFE Ill W. MAIN : MusiciLI direction for sileJ'ICe acamera. Khtd CJf SO. Kind of UJ'8 2'6. Familial' 81. Femur w verb Indian 4-3. Swtoet-. "'P 4-5. Youth 48. Family "" rn I>« r.-~~~-r.-v~~'"""'~ 4 u.s.,.... ~~· I' I' 1 tie I" I" I' I~ ._ ....... eoa. (;. II8ADPOIUI Rodae, 0... I I Ill ' Vh l- 33'. !!~by, for lr.. I'~ ·---- WINNIE WINKLI! r//. ',.. ,., -&0. IU. capital AAUGHl (lampl<!te ilm'loo Crlh 8radronl ~I" ss. sun :.<. Kindot opera. POMIIOY 42 . Pcruviaa 37. ScrutiniZe 38. Skln opening 39. Nautical tenn 41. 4.trlkallM Dl.lf":WI"Y "'~ c:-- Corry-Out ....... aloof 16. Where tlle Dall Sita 1'9. Dark fellow: abbr. 20. Hanaom 18, Lustl'OU8 21. NoiH 20. Beret ~ Maneuver a. r " 12" II• _7Sa to 1.50 a:;. In 16. French chemil!t 17. CapitGI :zl,MuaieDota 24. Mr. One eombtoaUom. district 32. MOI'Iater abode 14. GOvern 14. Wander Plain or wllb pepperon~ ausage, mushroom, bam or 30. Lonl.loa 8. Cuts, aa the balr I . Irtit.atll 10. PrilneY&l 13. Olympl.a.n .!IJ,. . POEeN'T &1-1!: RfMINO 'rOU A LITILE OF ~~ iaZagreb I" I"~ 1.. " -;;:"''· r.. 46. Jargoa 47. Of an IU'IIIl 1- 1~ quiUity ::~~ ~~~ 0 .1•n 0.. Coyotf: I MC ~" V/.~ .. (45 1. Cult J.EmanaUoa 3. Freezes SlRDI!:? 0 '4-i~'7Jf~-;t-t-t'"1 ... ... Tmn- m S'I .. v /. ~ l-: 14rl-,-+-+-+-ts7~ r.nf-t-+-t--1 <.Roote"' Sta.t~: AT ITS GREATEST r.. Sn.tis- Oed T. &by t.endel' 29:. Harden card game n Clea.r 12. Spenn cell Pamoroy - ablw. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work Ill AXYDLBAAXB t. LONGFELLOW One letter simply 1tands for another. In thls s3111ple A b Wled for the three L.'s, X for Ute twG O'll, etc. Single letters, a~­ trophieB, thi! length and formation ol the words are all hinta. Each day tbe code W:tters are different. GET MOVIN' - I DON'T WANT T' BE' . LATil Thelforyleij I~ UMCI c;.,. Anywhen SBPV JYCI RB PNPV , UBBL. PKZV .-VIKLPVTPKZr YM&etda)''• zvn. CrJpieqoo~: THS DOING EVIL TO AVOlJ) AN CANNOT IJ.& GOOD.-SCHlLLER (0 UM, ~ ,.eaturu S)'Adloe;te, Ine., NO REAIONA.L;I OFPER: REPU$1D ~ . ·TI �. ' ,•· ' 1, J ' 'j • r- , ' 'to\ hter BDnquet 1$• .,I'.J ~ofr:.'l.:. nct·I,IDUg ' ,. 1 . 'l1~.r! Joy Kautz Mother.·~>~ ~ ~·and Mra .. MO.Jon·Roush and1 -B=D::a:::Uyc,:Se:::n:.:ll:::n•::I,.:..Po:.:m::ero:.:oy~-M::td::di:.:•Pc::•rt :.:,..::o.::..•.:::Ma::::y....:t....:o._t98 _&_ , Ten children, Faith all<l Beth · Sondr 1Perrin, Nancy Crow, Terri RUS· Mr8 ~nt1 Mrs. lflllton Rou~ : arrived Solurday to spend a few Miss Marie Houdashell ol .... , . . sell. Becty and Lisa Thomas, land Sondraaod Barbara Fisher ' days ,with her sister, Mrs. Leroy Athens spent Mothers Day wl& Approllmalely 70 attend president 01 the GuUd, gove the Debbie and 8heryl Kennedy visited sunday aft~nooo at AI· Watson and assist In the care of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlf. . lhe mother-daughter banqu~ welcome and lllrs. l.>uis H.ei- Faye Reibel and Linda Rosen: Middleport churches ,honored bony wilh Mr. al)d Mrs. A. Mr. Watson at Meigs General liam Houdeshell. spoosored by the Women s bel asked grace. · baum o1 lhe Be inne las R' k d H It I Sh 'II I I It h W d II Stul . Gia!!o! ;.: :!'~ !':=~~~ -::-!~~!-rh Thfl pr~ram WBR oresented . . ~·· · ._ __ ...__ n~.......1f(QM ~.M,s mothers with flowers during IC ar . , osp a. e WI a so v s er Rev. and Mrs. en e · : Sunday evening: at the churrh. by Mrs. Guy Russell and Mrs ..au&"~"' ~... ~·---.!""~ ~.!:!~::-:' !)e!' ~~':'~.'~~~a ~nn. Mr ~nd Mr~. r..eflr~e SellerS I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cohen or sister and brother-in·!~. Mr. ler and son, Kevin 1Were II . The tables w-e attractive in Don Thomas A !rib t• to . Thomas sang four songs, Deep day. spent Sunday afternoon witD I Zanesvme were :sunc:iay ,!tiu~i. u(j cu...: :.rr:o:. p::::::~:! !-!~.!~!':. I •..·;e...r.a, ~.'. '.r:::. S!~nrltn~ Pv~minr. ~ ~~::!::::::! ~~!!h g..~!'!~~ '¥!1,. giv4i'n · and Wide, Jesus Knocking at At the First United ' Presby· Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan. 1h.: s brother and slste r-n-a~ i I · Mr. Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Har-~ where Rev. Stutler ll11:0 •t~d !he wl..itc: .:uvt.~ ;:i.d hy u MN~. . arrangements of pastel nowers. ling, a tribute to mother:~. i.itt: Dou, ui :.ry !!.:ure, Ht~..,.e~ ~r:u~ Ch.::-~h c::ch .n:cther ~~·~~ t:;. B. H~ym!!n. 4>f ~MiPl' was I and Mrs. Charles Cohen. . Ibrecht a~ famllr of. W,~~t~.in~- pu!~lt at ~~. Methodist .church. ; Corsages tied in pastel Mrs. Marvin Burt and a is 11 Happy Place and Jesus given a flower and recognized the Sunday evemng dmner guest.j Mrs. Lois Ann ~ones and chil- ! ton spent the weekena wm1 me1r NIL 111i11 ,..r:;. ~~~!~ ~~tw: and pastel napkins were at to grandmothers, Melanie hurt. Loves Me. as the oldest mother was Mr:;. of Mr. and :Mrs. Sherley Swan. dren of Columbus, Mrs. Helen ! mothers Mrs. Raymond Har- son returned to the1r home . place. Mrs. Ben Neutzlin~. Two readings were The Old Potted plants were presented Steele, mother of Mrs. Floyd Mrs. Maxine Arnold and Mrs. 1Bumgartner and Mrs. Rah;ton brecht and Mrs. Norman Me- Maples Fla. Saturday, after b&F""'iii0iiiiiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiii=oii11 Fashioned Mother, by Mrs. 1 to Mrs. Adsm Ebersbach, lhe JCarmack, sod Mrs. Edward Shirley Mulford spent Molhers ! <:ampbell and son Ben of Cincin- Callum. lng called here by the death ol .'• 1 bur Perrin, and The Loan, by oldest member present: and I Crooks, youngest. Day weekenr' at the Ohio Uni~ ~- nati who were here to attend the Mr. and Mrs. RJJSS Watson re- her brother, Bert Brinker. 'Ihry Mrs. Reibel. Mrs. ~dw: Kennedy tbe At the Church of Christ, Mrs. versity with Miss Susanna Ar· funeral of Mrs. Edna Bartels turned borne Sunday evening were overnight guests of .Mr. Pomeroy, Ohto younges mo r. ·nerva Childers, 91, wa~ pre- oold and Mike Mulford. were weekend guests of Mr. and after ,a sever.~I days visit at and Mrs. Dale Kesterson, and A skit, "Mothers and Daugh· "' sented a flower as the- oldest Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fergueson Mrs. Richard Campbell. . Louisville, Ky. with her sister also visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy i ters" was presented by Mrs. , ....... -r";"'!"~-..·"'"""",..., th 'lh , 1 R. h · d M LAST TIME TONIGHT Thomas and daughter, L i mo er present WI "rs. 1C • o( Columbus were weekend [ Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Casto and brother-in·law, Dr. and Kesterson and Mr. an rt. Walt Dhm•y's Mrs. Russell and Terri, ,, ard Umg and Mrs. Mary Jane Iguests of her mother, Mrs. Pearl i and MrS. Timothy Bisnop of Mrs. J. B. Marsha)] and family Dana Turner and son of Chester. "THE UGLY DACHSHUND" Donaid Lanning and Herald. the youngest present Parker. -~ Columbus were Sunday guests and attended the Kentucky Der· Mr. and Mrs. Gall Bu~k And !Tecllnirolor) 1M C Mrs. Lmnel Boggs was nonor· Miss Penny Lee Dill of Raof Mr. and Mrs. Homer Casto · vy. son Jon visited Sunday m C. With Dean Jones and I rs. ari Kautz and Joy, ed for having the most chil· cine spent the weekend with and attended the funeral of Mrs. 1 Mrs. Earl Scott c.r Sugar Iumbus with her mother Mrs. Sm:anne Plesllette Mrs. Edward Kennedy and rf W1lt Dltnty's and a recitation, ''T b I dren and potted plants were her lather, Frank DiU and her · Edna Baltels. Grove spent the weekend with William Matson. They were I. bie, "WINNIE THE POOH" Praying Hands" was given by Mrs. Don Burkey of Marlet- given .each mother. Kennct~: I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I Miss Patty LOu Owens daugh- ber son and daughter-in-law, joined there by their daughter, (and th• hottey tree! =='====iiiiiii'=--~ 1 ta, and Mrs. Earl Bougher or McElhmny, Sunday School Sll· j Walter Walker. · ter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard 0- Mr. and Mrs. John &ott. Gloria of Kent. They also visit· (Technicolor J Columbus, visited this week perintendent, was in chnrge of Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Fisher wens is, confined to her home by Mrs. Kerns Roush and Miss ed briefJy In New Lexington COLORCARTOONS with their mother, Mrs. C. A. the recognition sm:vic~. and son o( Belpre were weekillness. Helen F. Bae.r a ttended gravewith relatives. Admlssion: TOe & 4Qc Emmish. At the Church ot tbe Nazaend guests or their parents, Mr. Mrs. Arthur Roush and side serVices at Letart W. Va. Mrs. Ben Buck spent Sunday w un . Mr. and Mrs. George Doolit· rene, Mrs. Hazel Bo<~rd was and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Mr. daughter, Phyllis of Columbus Saturday, for Bert Brinker fath- at New· Lexington with Mr. and WED. 1nd THURSDAY TONIGHT May 11·1:! tle and children Connie and honored as the oldest <Jlld Mrs. and MrS. Sam Arnold. visited Sunday with her sister, er of Mrs. Manning -Roush. Mrs. Bennie Buck and famUy NOT OPEN Steve, Berea, s~nt Mother ·s ~ Judy Kennedy as the youngest. Mrs. Ernest Harris was the Mrs. Carl Mitch and attended Mr. , and Mrs. He·rbert Herd· and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dumolt. "IN HARM'S WAY" Day with her parents Mr and : Flowers were presented to each weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. man and grandchildren, Larry John Wayne Kirk Douglas FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY -andMrs. Glenn Lambert.' · mother by the Rev. Clyde Bart- Mason Fisher and family. Cor- Edna Bartels. and Jackie of Bellefontaine were . M1y 13-14 VISIT IN POMEROY "SWINGERS PARADISE" "THE SECRET OF Mrs. Ethel Sterne of Point lett. . . don Fisher o( Parkersburg, W. James Watson who has been weekend guests of her mother MY SUCCESS" (('u!! Pleasant, w. Va .. is spending .At tile Fl:st Baptist Church Va., .-!so spent the weekend "here ass.istlng in the care of his Mrs. Welby Whaley. Wyatt Will and family and (Technicolor) Cliff Richard several days with her nephew pmk carnation corsag~s were with his parents. father Leroy Watson returned Mr. and Mrs. Rucker Carr o.f Genevie~·!! McFarlawl or CoShlrll"y Jones, Stella Stevens "YOUNG FURY" Sus<tn Hampshire and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ! presented~ mothers wdh Mrs. Grego~y Roush .retur~ed_ .to to his employment Jn .c~Jumbus Chari!!Ston W. Va. and David lumbu~, \'lSi~ ~ver the week· (Technicolor) ter Crooks. She was the over- IJ~mes Muiray 3 ?d Mrs. G~ne- his stud1es at OhLO Umvers1ty 1 Sunday. Mr. Watson IS unprov- Farrell of Kayford W. Va. were end With thell' rather. Emmet With Rury Calhoun WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY night guest Saturday of Mr.· vteve Saxton bemg recogruzed Sunday evening, after spending ! ing. weekend guests of their mother G. Will and brother, Jim, af and Virginia Mayo and FRIDAY and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons. :as the oldest moth~rs present the weekend with his parents, Mrs. Eugene Smith of Marion Mrs. J. C. Farrell. Pomeroy. SUNDAY, MON. end TUES. "JOHN GOLDFARB Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young and ! and Mr..;. Robert Rtchardson as 1 ..... _ M1y 15-16·17 Sh~~e~~,~~ct~~: HOME" children, Joey and Melanie, the Y?ungest. George Baker, 'THE SPY WHO CAME IN Peter u.~tinov Cambridge, and Mr. and Mrs sfuplhermtendent, _was in <harge · FROM THe COLD" -andW'll' K"t h d d · o e presentations. 1 1 •am 1 c en an aughters, . With Richard Burton ~·up FROM THE BEACH" ·--·· - -- and C'lai.re HJoom Cliff Robertson Debbie and Denise, _Chillicothe,~~ .Mrs. Alfred Roush, received an the week~n~ With Mr. and 1 unusual "gift" last week from 1•;;'ilc olo, ,:";:::too:iiiinsiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:l.:i:::iii:ii:ii:::::::R:e:d::B:u 1t::on:s~:i. 1spent Mrs .. Robert Ret bel and other : the students of her seventh d 1relatives. . . ~n etghth grades m Allensville Mr: and ~rs. Gene. Ric~ en- School where she teaches. The tertamed w1th a family dmner students surprised her with a recently and the guests were dding horse purchased from Mr. a~d Mrs. Dennis Walburn funds they had collected 8 11 and ch1ldren Sherry and Tracy, ye:ar with a variety of projects. Belpre: Mrs. Cora. Bennett, Mr. Mrs. Elmer Reed and .her , and Mrs. D. R. R1ce, and Deb- daughter Miss Nancy Reed bie an~ Bobby Rice. . have re~rned frem Sarasota' .Mr. Dan Farmer of Dayton Fla. where they have spent th~ , spent the Mother's Day week- winter months at their Florida YOU CAN end here with 'hls mother, Mrs. home David Farmer and s.ister, .Mr.' and Mrs. Wayne Sharp 1 a~d Mrs .. Arth~r Skmner. Hts and daugtlter, MarilyR, Zaneswtfe re~amed m Atllens as the ville, spent the Mother's Day ~ Mo~r s Day wee-~end weekend with his parents, Mr. I of their daughter, Cmdy and Mrs Robert Sh : er. a student at Ohit Universi- Mr. and Mrs. c. ;,r~ise Jr. ty. . Waverly, spent the weekend at of !heir home in Middleport with I Mrs. Mabel McCorm1ck St. Albans, W.. Va. accompan- relatives. They visited witb led Mrs, Manon lh . h lh' t k and ell' parents Mrs. Charles Our Low Cost Chocking Account SovH ~re . h IsMpas wee . McNamee and Mr. C. H. Wise 158 Ruth .Wise Wit and Sr. and their daughter and ramTimo and Troublo. Pay Bills By Moil. her falher, C. H. W1se, Sr. Mrs. il Mr d M V' Ha ah rs. " nn s Allensworth• ,s daug ht er, Becky, y, nd 1 . an .1 Mr w· b . d le fr "·h ho a am1 y, s. ISO o serv11 Sovo Wailing, Walking, Driving. WI gra ua om .... sc 01 ed her birthdsy recenUy and m a class of 7~ this spring. was presented witb a large Mr. Ross Wise has returned white decorated birthday cake to h1s home In Middleport after from Mrs. William Aull along OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY. spending the winter monlhs m . with cards al)d other g1fts from . · Fl 'd M1am1, on a. fr'ends _Mr. and Mrs. AUred Roush, ~irm;., 3-C David Rice son Lincoln ~ entertained With a ol Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rice falmly dinner Saturday evea- Middleport left Friday for his 1~g at thetr home. Present were new assignment at Turner Air his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Force Base In Albany Ga fol· ROIISh, and Mr. and Mrs. Ru.. lowing an J.8.<1ay leav~ .bere sell Roush and son. Eru! of w'th hi f mil Oak Hill and Mrs. Michael 1 s a y. Clln• and son. Ricky ol Mcllr-1 WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS thur. May 23 i. DeadliJUJ MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Mrs. Mlchsel Cline For Seoul Program ""i.i:;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;::::;:;:::~:;:;::::;:;::::;:;:::~!R:OIIS~h~);_,,:::.~of:_:M~r;_,.~ Girl &oot Troop 1&1 met MoB· ii dsy eveolng at the Columbus , and Southern Obio Electric Com· · pany socilll room. The meetlllg was opened in ritual form. It · wao announced lbat May 23 , would be lhe deadline deto lor i girls wishing to register for the • It's a lovely little Lane Keepsake Chest Spanioh, Italian, Scandinavian, French Proscouting program. ·-• graduation gift for yOU. It's absolutely vincial. All lined with >f•" aromatic cedar j Plans were made for the girls free. No strings. with finest cabinet wood exterion. aUending camp with proceeds Now, if you know """""""'who wants to (You know, of COUtlle, that 80% of the from the recent rummage sale give you an extra-special graduation gift, girls who get Lane Sweetheart Chests from being used for this project. The bring him along. their boyfriends get married within a year. troop extended !heir thanks to Because right now you can choose from Even if you•re not that serious, aren't you. aU who helped In any way wltb curious?) this special collection of full-sized Lane the sale. PlBllS were made for a Sweetheart·Che.ts in every possible style: You can see this romplete collectiOD 81:'1 party to be beld May 20 for all Early American, Contemporary, Orienta~ our atore aow. troop members whose dues are paid up and tbooe who bave tbe , required badge work. Delivery? DBIIS7 Right now/ Couldn't Honor In Serviees Of Ch_urches Held Sund~ Evening ~ Women'$ Guild M. _ I , . . MtJinl'{ Aliout ) PeoPle· In Pomeroy c. ·~ ' "\ • ~- -·-·' .. ' .._ ¥ MEIGS THEATRE Around And About M'dd/ eoo I 1 1 1 ' ~ ·To' Tlul lntmw" ______________.,______..._________ ..._. -i'-..,....;· Girls, if you're a senior in any of the following schools, we've got a gift for you. Go see your Buicl' Go get a'66 Buick Special. Going 1st class was never easier. (Or s •) be better/ Choose from a wide range of body styles, colors end options. 4 out of 5 new-car buyers pay Special prices- -make sure you get the Special/ WINNER-Its class, Pure Oil Performance Trials. WINNER-Popular Science Gold Cup for outstanding braking performance in Pure Oil Trials. _AT A WINNER OF A DEAL! Wo!fldn't you really rsther have a Buick Special fight now! {When the getting's so great?) ;~--------sao Y"' Buick 1111* darlnJ hil far-BUstina Slit.-------- · ILAmNAR AUTO CO. 500 I, Mlln St. Pomeroy, 0. Pomeroy Racine 1 • Middleport Wahama -- Ob1erve Mother'1 Day at Church ~/ Mothers Day was observed at the Pomeroy Church of Christ Sunday morning. During the Sunday &hoof boor, each mother received a somU potted plant and a large potted geranium was presentto Mrs. f'lorence Burnside I ed the oldest mother present: Mrs. C!Brence Mattox and Mn. Wil· !lam Gaddis, the fOW]gest mothers: and Mrs. William John. son, the mother with the larg1 est famlly present. "The Chris1 tian Mother" was the topic of 1 the Rev. Jerry Masters at the 1 worship servJce. DINNER HOSTS Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser entertained with 1 mer Soft. day, at their borne, MlnenviUe.j Present were Mr. and Mrn. Herbert Hardman and grandchildren Larry and Jackie of Bellefontaine, Mrs. Welby Wba· ley, Pomer9y, Larry and Bob II G1rueser and the host and bos~ Rutland Eastern ~- - --;-' -·· I ......, fi'lll·ll 199.91. . , 2702-0f $129.%. Maple ·~·11$159... rill: Teachero lo be named Ia~ er. Grants applied for by Mr. Thompson In Middleport for physical Illness, fl2,813.39; Remedial reading, $14,441.50, and pre-kindergarten, 15,1145. Also, Till!! II project In Middleport for library wilh lund of $1,740.116, and Title Ill project for buying globes, maps, etc., for Middleport, totaling 15,201.95. VERBAL APPROVAL Donald McKenzie, Nortfl. I ''' 'i HiRNiTUiii ,, T'HiRD ELBERFELDS ..JN···:PO¥-R~Y ·, !,,, ' . .• . ''' -~~e E ~. --· ~~- ithdrawn ·- 111· ;1.1 :!! • weBiem I!XecuUve head, n> ported he has verbal approval on physical fitness and remed~ a! reading projects. 1'he board, In further activity on federal programs, approved Thomas Kelly, guidance counselor in Middleport, as director of the Head-Start rpogram In the county. He will work under the Community Action Program offloe. The board also: -Agreed to cbeck inlo the ::;; :;.::. ai _, . .. bed II eel tblo .Ummer at lbe PiiJn§ condition of the leacb Salisbury &hool. -Heard Mn. Ade Oblinger ask that her assignment In the Bradbury elementary school be changed to the fourth grade. -Consented to the graduation of 71 seniors at Pomeroy Higb School and approved Chet Long as commencement speaker upon request from Supt. Charles S. Gibbs. Heard Mr. Gibbs list projects of painting aod ether work need· roy schools. - : --Gave Mr. Gibbs aJllllOI'~ to purchase textbook& and . . er equipment needed for . . '. year. ' -Approved ~~ seniors graduation at Middleport HI~ !.1: Schllol. ;; -Heard Mr. McKenzie reJ1011;· !bot Frank Knlpt was resipit· ing ao teacher and Asst. c.d: at Rutland afM this year. ~ (Continuedon page Zl ; ., . than $!-million dollars" each year. "'Ibe big question mark ls the apple crop," the official said, "early reports indicate that demage was extcnsive, but the real picture ~on't be known for several days.. Kendall S31d lhat the ~pple crm·op1U!~as valued at $8.5 m11llon plums, prunes and pears. He said, "was damaied ft1'J . . said the latter three were ''just terrsively. Some of the late ~ about wiped out." may have survived, howeYWf .·~ Kendall explained that plums, he added. ~runes and pears are "minor Kendall asid that tbe alale'i; crops" in Ohio. strawberry crop was valued Ill · He said grape production In ·'1.051,000 last year and $1.~ 1964 and las! year topped the 1 in 1964. 12 million mark. Kendall said I "There is a tendoocy for peo. · "I'm not sure how extensive pie to get over-pealmiatie,u • ~ damage did bit the grape crop Kendall aoid, "but the flO,a., mg Office for the U.S. Agricul- Also .hard hit by lhe below because some or the late crop 000 tigure shoold be close 1o tbi ture Department. freezing temperatures were may not have been hurt." actual Joss because of tbe IF ~'From the reports I've re- 1 grapes, strawberrJes, cherries, ''The strawberry crop," he tremely low temperatures." celved, which may chsnge in In the next few days after lhe full exteni of damage is known, president of the Oblo Eta Phi Chapter of the Beta Sigma 1 would say thai dam~ge should chleman, In ceremonies Tuesday night at the Columbia Gas ~~d~lleast IIO,O<HI,OOO, ' Kendsll h, Mrs. Eachleman, Uia Mitch, vice president; Judy Crook•, and Pat Hlndy, treuurer. - Sentinel Photo. The weather bureau reported • that temperatures throughout tliPA !4!111: II :Uillllll] the stale early today were CINCINNATI (UPI) - AI· moslly "above freezing." The lea Whitlock'• bl&hballl wero low was 28 at Youngstown. 1 a lttUe loa poteal. Tiley also Cloudiness moved Into the .......1 1oa ..,. aad be tactstate and kept the mercury 1 • OfFICERS INSTALLED - April Smith, left, retiring Phi, l@nds the sorority's gavel to new president Martha Es of Ohio office social room. The group Includes Mrs. Srnll recording secretary; Doris Ewing, corresponding secretary, Restraint IS Hallmark of p01•ICy-•LBJ Ada BOrden JS GIVeD Rockefeller Wins Democrat Contest =Probation ed a permit 1o oeU lbem. J•~• c:=:·~.P~: '. · w some 10 to I> degrees warmer ~~~i~~sday's damage-<~eaitng doy lined Whitlock 28 ._ ..•.ttllll lor Ad a. Borden,, bl &OIIIDJ btl ..,...,, at 10 dieted last week by the He explained that In 1964 and 19> Ohio's fruit crop was val- ~.:. '!:ato :~.~lightly more than "$15.- I PRINCETON, N. J. (UP!) - Presi41!nt ;JDI1titoii t. guilty to a charge o! perjury ., .dav repl1'ed to c•ar•es o! American "arro••nce of power" . GaiDa eounty common Kendall ~ that peaches suf. , " • r courl, and was placed on •·extensive damage." JENNIFER LOHSE br world affairs by saying this nation baa used "pal N- _ Moadsy nlgbl oald tbe biiJI· IIi ··' 1·,. are the most te·•·llraint" ill Viet Nam and other world crllll opot.. yeatS' pro atlon, ' was """' "The exercise of power In thio •entury h11 meut for bolla were pol-. r lie J vealed Tu..day and Woo'! withstand as much Wftf! made ol Ill proof paiD! Judge c. Smlih cold temperatures as some oththe United Ststes not arrogance but agony," the Preoldent . !biDDer aod water, mlsed baH M Bo d th t if sh er crops," he said. said In apparent reply to recent statemento by Chairmaa : ood ball. rs. r en a e appearJ. William Fulbright of the ed In any court for the violation Kendall said the Buckeye Senate Foreign Relations international affairs. ., , _ _ of any law, whatsoever, lhat her Stale peach crop in 11164 and Committee. Johnson said thai in tbe 1M probatl<m would be tennioated 1965 averaged "slightly more ~~we have used our power not of Amerlca's "Bternat" cbil-. John D. Rockefeller IV, 28, a and lh at she would be 1mmediwillingly and recklessly but lenge - Southeast Asia - "our nephew of New York Republl' tel t ced Oth 1 . a y sen en • er erms reluctantly and witb restraint," great power Is tem,..._ .......... can Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, o1 he b ti th 1 "' r pro a on were e usua Jennifer Lohse, junior at Ohio Johnson said in a sl'\lltll'b great re11tra11Jt." outpolled 56 other candidates ""'I hn d b ,._ I a! t ~-'-''-' , pose Y = oc cour · Stale University, was recently prepared for delivery at "Wbat na~on," be ...._ who sought 14 nominations to Mrs. Borden had be'en chargchosen a member of Mortar dedication ceremonies for "bas anoounced aueb llmll.. the West Virginia House of eel with · · edl t 1 In Delegates from Kanawha Counj perJury unm 8 e Y Board, the national senior wom· Princeton University's Wood- objectives or ouch lllllfn&toW ter Gallla county prosecuting ~C en's honorary, one of 21 girls row Wilson school of public and to remove its military nraeoee· tbe ty (Chorleaton). a tt orney Jobn A..E pling selected from all areas of camonce those objtdlv• .... Incumbents won l!lldoroernent • Jack M. Hawley, 42, MidJle- ed ad charge oil hflrstl dthe gfr elael pus life for outstanding quail- M H • W bb achieved'" , In five congresolonal primaries. port, was cited to Ga!Upolls mur er agams er 11 e a Farm Bureau ollices 1n Ath· ties in lead•rship, scholarship, ~·. altie e "Wbat ·nalioD," tbe l'nlldaat . Former GOP Rep. FranciS Municipal Court Wednesday on shooting Sept. 7• 1965 of her ens, Meigs and Gallia counties and unselfish service to t h e D1es Ill Kentucky continued, "bas opeallllo llftt.~ 22 Love defeated Harold Cutright charge of !allure to stop with- husband, Thurman Borden, • announced today that Paul Bow- university. Mrs. Hattie Webb, 86, Prest- or its sons and vast IIIDII al • 1 lor the right to oppose th ~ 1 di ta Kerr. She had been charged er has 1 ed th · t e to rovide lbe ........ _.. .Ma.tsive March In e ass~cu c ear s nee with aldin and abettin Ern· res gn as eli ?r· She is presently serving as onsburg, Ky., died Tuesday at fo run P . ~ liJII NI!W VuiU\- J,">!ES. H. Democratic ln~umbent Sen. Iafler an accident a111:05 a.m. est Walkeri 311 GalllpoU/in the ganization director effective president of Women's Self a Martin, Ky. hospital. She a small, atr~= I Meredilh, the Negro whose en- Jennings Rando ph, who ran Tuesday on Rt. 7, one mile slaying. ' ' ' May. 13th to accept a similar Government Association and was lhe >:idow of T. T. Webb, chance to rol!m<nl at the University .of unopposed. north o! ChesbU'e. Walker had been charged with =~~n In a lour Coul!<y area Chimes lhe Junior Women's who died m 1933. ~t ~~ ~~01 ~~~. Mississippi in 1962 sparked v1o- i In Nebraska, U. ()ov. Philip 1 The State Highway p a 1 r o II' Drs! degree murder In the g•n, ~:sk~f :~n, ::::· honorary; vic..president of Sumvmg are 8 . daugbier, bl ~~. ~~ i(; lence and death, , plans to lead . Sorenson, like hts brother · reported that Hawley, headed shooting, however, a six day counties mg Y Omtcron Nu, national home Mrs. Glenn Spradl.m,. Martin, fo~ South VietNam to elect Mit ·~· '8 massive, 220-mile "voter reg· · Theodore a Democrat, won north failed to s1ow bls ve- trial ended March 1 with the · economics honorary; member Ky.; two sons, Vugil Webb, -,,;;;.: istration march'' on Mississip- ~ easily. He will race Norbert hicle 'tor traffic ahead of blm. jury finding Walker ~illy of Bo~er, a native of Ross coun· of University Cooncil on Sill- Prestonsburg, and Wilbur Webb government 11 cbooaeo. ,:; pi this summer. l Tiemann, 41, who upset former i His car struck the back of a only manslaughter. He II pres- ~a=s ~res~~tifl owns and op- dent Affairs and Delta Zeta of New Haven, W. Vo., 10 grand· " Meredilb, now a Columbla i Gov. Val Peterson, 62, for lhe car, making a rigbt turn off the enliy serving a 1·20 yew:, term s n arm near Kmg· sorority. ch~ldren, •od 12 great grandUniversity law school student, GOP gubernatorial nomination. blghway, driven by Glenn L. In the Ohio Penitentiary. · to ' completed four years or children. Funeral semces will disclosed today his march would : In Newark, N.J., Democratic Lawson, 40, Cheshire. There I Mrs. Borden was chll1'8ed service with the, Fann Blll'eau Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, he Thursday at 2 p. m. at the ;· ~ . be8fn In Memphis, Tenn .• and Mayor HDJh J. Addmiizlo was lwas ml)derato damage to both with perjury in connection with May 4th. Durlg:; Mr. Bowers Pomeroy, attended ceremorues Carter and Callshan Funeral end up on lhe steps of the state . forced into a runoff election, vehicles. No one was injured. false testimony given ai • tenure here membership In the which. IIIC!uded the lrnlmtion, Home ~~ Prestonsburg. Burial capitol in Jackson, MISs. falling to get a majority by . I ecutor's Inquiry last organtz.Uon grew by aboot one reception and tea at the home will be m the Lancer Memonal bo 1 1350 tes He .11 f An accident which occurred i be d 1 f rin third while participation In the of President and Mrs. Fawcett, Gardens at Lancer, Ky. Funeral IIII'Vioes for ~ H F II a u ' vo · WI . ace at 2: lo a. m, Tuesday was oot j r an a 80 or procu 8 ineurance program and dinner in lhe Terrace Room E wrd 60 l'omero7 • · I!"VY a_ out, . former Mayor ~ P. Carhn. I reported until to: I> a.m. testimony ~f her Children at showed a similar gain. The or- of the Ohio Union. E-R UNIT CALLED di~ :1 Ve~... MIJII.:n.t - . ' ~I'KVO ...(;U.<tMUNIST em.! The vote defiCit was the . and Is still under Investigation, Isame inquiry. also led a successful Pomeroy emergency squad· pita! Tuesday ........ wUI""C na s thlrdandMblggest nuodciear iappdarldent relsuthlt of twohNegro tile patrol said today. I to slrengtllen Ohio otrlp Meigs Geueral Hoapltal men were summoned at 6:17 a. beld Frldey at 2 p.m. ....... lea1 e~pl«lon ooday pr uc·' can ales n e race w 0 took The accident occurred on Rl 1 Wince Found Guilty laws and took part in a Admlsolono - Ben Batey, m. today for Mrs. Thomas Portland Methodist Qmda. · 7 93 ~:.:o;:~e~:~~~:ttr'! ti'7t: : :~: th::si ·~!~: :!~ 218 al the junction of old Rl. 7, Of OWl by Court community effort to have Rt. 33 Jackson; Sylvia Young, Guys- Cook, Ells! Main-s!, Pomeroy, Sorvivilli are hll wife, K4\,; . d Urnes t N ba kl h three and • hall miles south ol Norman Wince iiO Improved. His new territory has VIlle; Eff1e Pulhns, Pomeroy; who was taken to Veterans Ieen· sis chlldrea, Doaald ~ 100 11 81 ~ate~xpth~."nrro":. Its second ~~~~~Iect:7. 11162c w en ·GaiUpo~ls. ~leers said that chll1'8ed with DWI, pleading a Farm ~ membership of Kate Fick, Pomeroy. Memorial Hospital as a medi- Fra~in Lake&, N. J.: Mtll. · Jar. '" neoe scientists reported ,;_ In the New Jersey capital' o! ~~'!, c'lty bberdted, 33, Rt.th 2, guilty before Pomeroy about 1JOO In the four _counties. Dla<haraes - None. col patient. Howard (Doaila) lilt'tiDI. ,.. . · · · u..wn • ea sou on Ch les Leg r Tuesday land· Mn Ronald (illriiiiN) da . .. Trenton, Democratic M:ayor Rt. 218 attempted to make a ar a I • Mill~ ·Fl.' W lllil.. 1m. . ; ~~- Takeo Kosaka oi,Nng-1 Arthur J. Holland was upset In left turn onto old Rt. 7, Io•t con- j was found guilty and was I Fred\Sblrteyr-~ . _, Mrs Tbo (lllhlaca) Wollt, ala.· UniverSity ssld 211 g11nt his reeleetlon bid by City trot went off the hi8hwoy and 1100 and costs and 1 radioac~ve particles" were de- Councilman Carmen J. Armenti ll)~ugh a fence owned 11)1 For- to three deys '" Jail. FINDLAy ·Oblo IUP!) -An 1grass-stained and twt bullet was ber third An earlier mar- Ne~arll ~ W4 · 011 lecled In Nlip~ Prefecture, Jr. The vote was 18.620 to rest . Wickline. There will D\fD. Alpolreslted TuesdaNY by lnvesllgatlm: Into the mysterf. boles showed the gon was fired j rlage ended I~ divorce in Eng· at ho...;. four ' ' Lliliti ' i -nottllern Japan • west coast 11114,337. . . I or damage to botb the !enee roy ce were orrnan I ' "'"'- . lli.ll . bleb 1 , China leso·.than 18 H 11 d .J lo · · Jr., :u, Pomeroy, and ous shoollng death o! an atlrac- 1at close range as she lay on land. She . and Davenport had Brewer, -G: """ , ~·..:. 1 0 an w . a es ' . At gh mov n • and the ear. . IG iner 19 Bel both Uve ouburban Columbus woman · her stomach. 1 been marned about a ye~r and Icenhower, ·~; tiJ~tl'-. h"'\"' after the blast. thou racially· mired nol_lhberhJI<!d 1 The patrol Tuesday reported I 8 ' ' .Pre, centered .today on questioning ! A corooer's report showed 1a hall. He said his wile told JohnsoD,.·· IIIrtlindo IIICI It:lllicZ • Ihi\ level oUall!'!'l was higb, Ko- t two years ago as arr effort to 1the arrest ol Ro~ B•.Molden, reckless operation churges. of friends and relatives In three ' Mrs. Davenport had been dead •him she was going to Lima to Roush, Aktaoi; .' ,l!lotber, ·~ ~ said, 11 ~ ool suf!lctenl : halt a white 01oduo from tb•j51!• Rt. I, Doxlei', on Cbaliles Vetel'aos Memorial Hospital Ohio cities. Bbout three days before ber Ivisit friends. renee 111 fltyoola llld ~· to end'!"ger humans. )city. White backlash 'waa.llvl!ll ;of .len of center and bit-skip Admllslono - ctwles R. The body o! Mrs. Ltobeth body was found by 1 pstrol· 1 · · · 1 .· by poiiUcal observers as a following an accident Karr, Sr., Pomeroy; . . Davenport, 33, Upper Allington, i man. There was no slgo of a Mrs. Davenport csme lo the Mr. · . , ,t ·.. cause lor bls defeat on ..Rt. 124. He II Hartford Patr1c1a was found 'f'lwaday slUffed 1n the 'struggle 1n ber late-model car · United States Bbout three years deatll · - PliJMI! .MINIS- 1was ''reluctant" to pi)lpoint In Me!P, · . trunl: o! her car on a heavily- !that appartenly was abonttoned ago, friends said. Sbe had been and Caq ,K.V, •d\11111fiia1J!i<.eau!O. · ·,'. • -Doris tee, street bore. Two bullet 11)1 the killer. 1• ballerina with a troup In were In ber ba!elt. ! The victim formerly lived In 1rope as a teen-ager and biooqe naiin Ui lvrk· L:rn;, wher: :~ WS! ~!!!'~ ~ · !i~ !~ Co!!!~~ - A f!"!~ l!Y United Press lnlellllltlonal . · ~ ·,Rocilef111er made his d~but as a vota-gettln1 Damowat tn · West Virginia and the brother of former White llqu"! aide Theodore Sorenson won the Democratic noml· iiliJijll''fl!'f&l!\'~ ln'J';Iellraska. ···:·· < . · Thest !left .highllgbbl of primary voting In those two states Tdesday. · New Je~sey municipal elcctloas, meanwhile Bhowed evidence of a white backlash in one mayoral -;;;;;;;;;i;;;;~ race and Negro vote power in li another. wllo arrest·• Wlil".... •• ··• 11 all ed customen at blo boone "' •--..- ••• - term ifand jury, has •c- M•"ss.L'o'hse ··s w.' • Uted DriVer A£ter A "dent Near Cheshire WORLD Bower Accepts I I Se}ected£Or MOrtar BOard Larger Job 1"n ounl y Area ,- u::. =- ! =rred Char}es Ward .,.: o.·es Tuesday .l 1 '!:·· 7' · · I w..... "'" ------------------~ • . ,' ••liP .'1!006-10 .• , •••. ' ... .J• ... Queshon • Fnen • ds, Re Jattves • of vICtllll - ~!! ~ • I COLUMBUS <UP!) - Ohio's 1 fruit crop suffered an estimated ~ $10,000,000 damage because of ~ the record luw temperatures which hit the state Tuesday, a federal ollicial reported today. "It's an unofficial estimate," explained James R. Kendall, agrlculrural statistician in c_harge of the Ohio Crop Report· f·rfl IU16!1·!0 $15.95. }, Fruit Losses, $10 Million 5 M:. ' ' WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1966 ApproYal of several federal In the North Gallla &hool dls-1 under Title I where a !!'ani of - Summer d~loprneotal projects in various schools and trtct in GaiUa County. $13,756.25 was obtainll<l on reading ptojecl for TIDe I Bedthe withdrawal of Clarence The board commended Mr. March 10. Mrs. John Welch ford SohOjll, .••870.10; George Thompson's applleation for the, Thompson highly for tho work and Carolyn Smith will be 8111'8enl and HeleD Dais wU! be position as lhe new •uperinten-l he had done In his t.aure at Iteachers for the program, to lnstruetors. dent highlighted lhe meeting Mlddleport. This was Mr.1 begin June 6. -TIUe II project of fl'l5.14 of !be Meigs Local Board ot! Thompson's first year ao sup- -summer physical · filness fur Bradbury and Sallilbury Education Tuesday night at l erintendent of schools in the program In Pomeroy with Rus- scboolB for librury beoks as apSalisbury elementary school. Middleport system.P sell Moore, Charles Biekel and plied for aruj obtained by .Brnd· Mr. Thompson's action 1o Included in the federal pro- Donna Kessinger as Instructors bury Principal Rollert Morris. withdraw his appllcalion for jecto approved by the Doard on a ,JP"anl ol $10,108.110. -Br'dbury Individual Learnthe post foi!Qwed by less than were: . -Funds lor a Title II project lng CenM project ·In the a week his announcement that -Summer developmental o! fl,859.52 in Pom.,..y to amount of $i9,0'4.841· as applied ~-~ep~- "--~-i~llar job resc!Ing _l""gram_!_or Pomeroy purchase Ubrury books. Ifor by Bradbury Principal Mor· 1 .; ,1 ,...... ' I Ui' fiie··iicri, ..M,.on ' ,- IS I i! I enttne POMEROY~IDoLEPORT. OHIO ' VOL XVIII NO. 17 I 555 •• ' I M . i MUONDrive·ln at· e -i• ' • ,. .' ~ ;~Ji~;~i~~~~i~ I~~ Enaland, her horne Lisa Nation. exc!J!II.. left .99111J11bUs ~ : Robert NaUonHor wasmarriage annulled to a Lima "told Frldsy Iii .. Poll.,., ~!sit lrlendl Ia er II.. was discovered, he the fraat ol marrlf'd to another WOIIIIIII. , Dav•mpo~rtj sold exoticMrs. tales. We what In believe, bul been everywhere, done • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 10, 1966 foster