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The ciety In Christian Service 25 president, was ~~t= :!~0~rJ1~;~u;!~~ =~~~o=:r:~la~:O~:. ~i-~~~. :~;~~o~-t~l.~n~s ~~~~:: 1 Around Arrd ~ •'!:.~~! P!! f~~~~~~<~ AbQut .,. 1-H clut end advisors, 1411> M'"'ilfE Roy Holter and Mil. DWtgh) nelltoa . ldp wllldl lOok llltm to 'Lao VQa~ su r ' t cl~. aild to U.~!· ·'rbe luu e£10 tire t-Ip was .loy l"'• loavtq LootavDlo, Ky., with a lfOIP .burnJir. ~ ~t.s;_~~aine Vlewn:.•·, of !H. ..~ en ""'" riit e•. ';'~:;• ~ callege vocol .... . .. . . 1 . ,'· ( . I : ' ( Wei- :n 1 1""· Sale ! Mens and Boys Dress Slacks Everyday Slacks • Leisure Wear 1 I Ladies Receive . C d W h•p BIG SELECTIONS, BIG VALUES, WELL KNOWN MAKES 1 1 DRESS SLACKS SMALL FRY $6.95 $1.95 to $3.95 WALK SHORTS COTTON TROUSEIS I Mrs. Gloeckner Is Hostess ol Church Closs ea $3.95 $3.95 BOYS WALK SHORTS WALK SHORTS $2.95 ' I '' MRYDAY SLACKS SPURS F'""""'"'""""";;;;;;;;"'";;;;;;;;=,l Drive ·In $5.95 PERMANENT PRESS SLACKS MENS SLACKS $3.95 DRESS SLACKS HOPSACKING SLACKS 1 MEIGS THEATRE $5.95 MENS DRESS SLACKS DRESS SLACKS Shirl<>y J(me~. Stella Steven• "YOUNG FURY" ,Technicolor) With Ro17 Calhoun and Virgmla Mayo lUNDAY, MON. ond TUII. Moy 15·111-17 'THIII'Y WHO CAMI IN PROM THI COLD" Wllb lllehord Burtoa oad Claire Bloom Mothers Day Gifts The Salisbury Girl Scout Troop 100 met with Donna 01> linger, leader, in charge. The Scouts made Mother's Day gifts from Kleenex boxes and mac-aroni and arranged them •• $7.95 . $5.95 YOUNG MINI 'WIANGLIR' ICIIUI OINIMI WESTERN JEANS Heavy 13%. Ounce denim, soft and rugeed. Weathered denim in lleht blue, popular Wnnrler fit, Sizes 211 to 36. 1 C-111<1 loloctlon o f - Work ' ., ...,.,.._ Wor,lt Unlformo - Conrollo - ~.. llvonlls .,.. Ioiii for Mon •"" Bop - lwiM Tlvl*i- Wirk 01- - D,_ ..lrh wlfll lOIII !I' ohort - !Wrl lhlrll - Little loyo Short ond lhlrt WI- Uncltrwetr; "' ' Aloo ~~~:~~~med~;~~i;::~::~.......................................................$4~,~··'....~............,_.~,·L, .B•..•E•.R.·F_.~.~ ··D~~~~,~~-··.~·~·~t4•.•,E~,~R:.O.:.!,, 8 •. •' ..,·~. ti t( • i ..·•. ' '' .. i} ::· " ... . ~~ I ' .,l • ' C: ._ . .• t1Ao1 ' ......+ "' ' en fine .· .• · _' :-.' ~·i a f ~>~~'% . o,:,S 1 :i..,. 0 ~ · o~t_~ --------------------------~--~~~~----~~~~~~~-----------VOL XVIII NO. 18 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1966 . ' 1 f!ll,c .... o ' .I •\ ,;~J Derlofed flo T1ae ,,.,.,_. 01 Tlul 11,.-M«<MM .4,. ~ I. .' ~ ,J ~~; ' ' fl~ ites l(nocked Urrl' 1 ,r·~ i •l -' 1 1 rI! .,.,. ' I '. Groups Give C MHS oncert 1 f} •' .)I al . y ~: V~~Y":::e:~~i:e M~!~ P.::~~ an~il~o."~ee~~~~:~~ Gilmore, i j YPM.,.. •ben. b ht th .,.._1 e,t;;, :; !;s 1 1 ·In; charge and lhe meetiDg op- Mrs. Roy Blankenship, Mrs. ' ; ed b a meditation read b Mrs. em ers. roug e r P""" 1 .l llr Sbstllo ..._..., They' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vert~$" ed with tha G,'ed" .o tha u.s . ...., .,, ~th prayer by Rev. Wi!· George Nesselroacl J r., pm· ·! ~.... -,,.,I¢",~'1W\~~! n;t~jj , Wrr.:,H Y ..,waj"jiiVii, .. . • v•~::::::!~::! • Y ~f es e.~ ··· · ., ........ - ·· · . . to the altar as the conclw:l· . 1 .. _ .. , .. ~Pk.. ........,.... i• Ha ..RII aad ·s.e altd son, Keith. and Mr. and and the 4-B ags. RnU call was ., bojr Perrin and the pledge to gram; Mrs. Harvey Van Vrank· Class 12. Mrs. James Criswell ! ID~b hymn .w~s ~tungM CIOSIO~ ;;~;. it.~· hb;.;j...d nrlooo Mrs. Raymond Walbutn and answered by each girl telling flii; Room count was taken e~ and Mrs. John wez:ry, muwas unable to be present. 1 WI prayer rs. oore. tout&t altn~s. iDle~ famll~. w,hat she brought to tbe dinner atid attendance bonner won bv SJC; Mrs. Charles LewiS. art; Mrs. M. L. French, past pres- [ Mrs. Swanson conducted tht! acllve ·volcano, fera Valley Mr. and Ml"ll. George Doolit- and how she prepared II. II sti;th grade. The changing ~f Mrs. Don McKenz1e ~nd _Mrs. ident of the WSCS, gave the ! business session. A welcome and the nameJ'CIU.& ·displays of tie and children, Connie and was decided to save bottle eaps ~etlng night from second Mon- Gene Houdashelt, hlstonans; charge of office to the elected . was given to the Eleanor Cir- flowers native to the lslanda. Steve, o( Berea ,pent the week- for charity. ~y to third Thursday was dis· James Soulsby a!ld George Nes· ; The Rio Grande College Choir. officers of the WSCS. Class 12 . cle members attending. Mr s. Tbey left AprU U aod re- end with her parents, Mr. and A nest with starling and robin cqssed and rejecled. selroad Jr., safety. . . Mixed Ensemble, and Girls' and the Eleanor Cirele as lhey 1Dowson reported on the con- taro"~! lo Middleport, May 8. Mrs. Gletm Lamhert. eggs wa• shown by Louise Mlcl> ratrol boys and girls were Robert Robcrts .. athletJc d1r~- Ensemble, under the direction came to the altsr. Installed Iference held in JackSon and the ~~ Mr. and Mrs, ~rl Brannon ael and a collection of frog egga ~mended for their splendid lor; Mrs. Gene Mitch, Mrs. W1l- ol Mrs. Zelma Northcutt, pre- were Mrs. Carroll Swanson I certification of lay speakers, spent the weekend 10 West and tadpoles was shown by ~rk this year by tlalph Spen- liam Williamson and Mrs. Guy Isented a varied program of Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Wil· Mrs. James Jividen and Mrs. Adult Cla11 Plan' loo where they visited with his Janice Holter. Plans werP made <!~r who then introduc«<, JoEl· E. Guinther, membership; M~. choral music to the students ()f liam Russell, Mrs. c. F. Hibbs, William Russe~t. J W. R mother, Mrs. William Brannon for a hike and nature study on !!!ill Diehl. captain: Raymond Richard Rupe "'!d Mn~. Ke~·mtt Middleport High School at a • Mrs. Wayne Gibbons, Mrs, Ed· , e une wner oast and other relat1ves. May 15 at 2 p. m. at home ol ._';· l&aeb, Becky Wright, Robm WaUon, hosp1taltty: Mrs. Jack special assembly Tuesday morn- ward Young Mrs James Jivi- ~e_po:.~ of the s~rvm~ 0~th A wiener roast was planned Mr. and Mrs . .Robert Jay, Mrs. MIJhoan as the ''Let's E1· ~.~ ~. ~aUn, David Case, SteYe Story, Carsey ~~ Mrs. James O'Bri- ing. den. Mrs. Herm~n Haddox,, bl mo 1 e ~~s g~vee~be~s a~ for the June meeting when the ~Ju~bus, spent the · . weekend plore Outdoors'' proj~t. Plans v- • li>bbit Wtaecup. Mike Cullums, j' en, pubhc1ty: Mrs. C. E. Clark Numbers on the program Bess Sanborn Mrs Guy Shuler Nan Moore h dk d f h , Adult Class of the Bradford wtth Mr. artd Mr.t Wilham Grue- were made for a tour ot Ohio 1 an e or 1 eor ....... Berry. and Mrs. PaI Woods, mag""l·ne· "All eIUl·a" by Young· ' ' Mrs. James' businesses I ti ves. VaIIey Baking Co., tbe R. C. ·~·ll Vaug bon, 0 pa1 ..... • were . .: Mrs. Galen Brown, . . s Church of Christ met Friday ser an d otber rea ~ie Fife, Brenda Wood, Di- Mrs. Herbert Seth, Mrs. Ken· ''Younger Than Sprmgtlme ! Euler, Mrs. Everett Davis, Mrs. don~tmns to .the proJect. Mr · evening at the church. The Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knlgllt Bottlin"' Co., and the Pomeroy ~ King, Billy Barnhart. Tom neth Harris, Mrs. Walter Couch 1from •·South Puci~!c," by" ~e Walter Hayes, Mrs. Nan Moore, DavJdF Ellntsm~~e~ re1~~ on meetlog was opened by · the spent the Mother's Day week~ Salt Works on June 9. At the .,. ftPwley, Paul Darnell, Joe and Mr~. John Sebo, health Mrs. choir: 01 "0h_. . You! and T~ts : Mrs. L. w. McComas, Mrs. May thee o;:~:ro ay P.~etbod~?t president, •"rs. James Reed end in Columbus ~ith their close ~~ the meeting dancing ktr, Mary Vaughan, Mike Stru· Eh-:a Gilmore Jr. , Mrs. R. C. Tram. sp•r•Lu~.ls by !he ml~- Charles Bradbury. Mrs. French i 6 at h Th ro~ decided to with devotions given by Fran- daJJghter and son-m-la\V, Mr. was enJoyed. bit\ steve Tatterson and .John Follrod. Mrs. Frank Porter, ed. ensemble: The .:vate.r IS , concluded the service with pray. I Ch~rc fu e f g P c· 1 . ces Hysell. ;111d Mrs. Rona1d Hall~. Mrs. ----~Dheli. Awards and trophies Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Max 1 W1de," a folk song1 SentJmen· . er. assJst . e A tern~n lfC ~ ID The flOwer fund report was E. B. Knight accompanied her VISIT MRS. DODSON ~presented by Mr. Spencer Folmer and Mrs. Raymond B<~i· , l.cll .Journey" arnm~ed .. _br, i MNi. Nan Moore conducted preparm~ an entry 10 the regat. given and the class decided to son, Earl, as far as Canal Mrs. H. E. Betz (Dor~ Con• and Leo Crew. It was voted to j ly. ways and mPan~ . · Adus, and "Superc~hf;,aglhstJc 1 an impress1ve pledge service ta parad · Ihave a wiener roast at the next Winchester where she will vis-- roy) of St. Joseph, Mich., and s~ the patrol boys and girls Winners •n the poster and ~- I f"?m, ··Mary ~oppms by the , beginning with the reading of The annual joint picnic tf meeting June 3. A potluck sup. It her daughter, Mrs. Victnr her two grandcllildren, Tammy 'a: a ftlovie. the date to be an- 1 say CQnLests held recently were ' Girls Ensemb e. .. . : the purpose uf the women's So· Class 12 and the WSCS was set per was served and games were Will. Croft and her brother Kenton, nounced. announced as follows. Puster, I .AI~? the fol~ so~g, Smgle I cicty which includes service, to be held in June at the new played. Attending were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. AI Clemson and of Benton Harbor, Mich., came .Mr. Gilmore presented _gifts ?rades 1-J, Rebecca 'f'homas· : ~Jrl, a sol~ "' 11 h gmtar .a~.c~~~ prayer and gifts. Site stressed camp Asbury near Rio Grande. I and Mrs. Homer Forrest, Mr. son Todd, Conneaut, spent the Friday to spen:t two weeks to Mr. and .M.rs. Charles Gibbs, f1rst; Mmton Barnes, second ; 1 p.mtment b) c.athy Clark. Sail : the increasing call of missions The meeting was closed with and Mrs James o .... .1 Mr Mother's Day weekend wlth w1th Mrs. Betz s mother, Mrs. ·k~· Mayer, th'dE 1.~ . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Spencer I' and. RIC •r . s!:iay (] r's·Sog"alolksong"Dream .n ' " • I and the need around the world prayer by Mrs. SWanson. and Mrs.· Paul Sisson, Bertha• hu parents, Mr. and Mrs. WaJ~ B. A. Dodson of O.ester aud to 1 0 and M~ .. Fran~ RE-inhart w~o I J.unJOr ~~~. Betty ll:lhs~t~er, ~ ~•Hie DreamE-r, ~r~~n~~ ! for .serYice of mankind. During the social .hour cake, Evans, Helen Miller, Norma iace Bradford. help .with her mother's houseare retmng thJs year. A gJft l fJrst; Hlrk~ SeyiE"r, se<:ond. and jb} Simeone ?Y the .1\.~.JXcu n She noted the obj"e<:tives of decorated with pink roses Russell Nora Cabron Frances Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Busb. clearung. Debb'•e McL aug hl m, th.tr d·· 1'semble·' kand ·'Sakura 11118 als!l.Pfesented to Leo Crew 1 d ·•. Aa Japa. the society as including mis. cherry ice cream and mints and• Hysell, • Nora Curtis • Tressie and son, Greg, have moved to - - - ' - - - - - - fo_r helt)illg with ~~hl)l)l p:·; o·ol. i Grade<; 4-6 Jennifer • Spe~rs, nese fol. so~~ S eel:e:~c:, : sions, and promotion of local coffee were 'served from a ta- Hendricks. ' Springfield Ohio, where he is ical pa~e~d rt Meigs Ge•Jeral • Mr. Gibba thanked the PTA for llrst: Lady D~wn Scotl, sec- 1Our Heritage ~ . t ' g . church and community activi- ble covered with a lace cloth employed. Hospit!ll 10 hmeroy. coopeta~ton during his m:.~ny : ond; and Debbie Hu_n.nell. a.n~ byM~~: ~:~!:e cB;~~bur ' Mid- ! ties. and centered with an arrangeSURPRISE GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. G~ry Ault and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ~sh years With the Pomeroy schools I M.ary Sue Ha~~s, lhu ~· SemOJ dl H' h S h I ~, d . t ' She was assisted in the serv· ment of purple iris in a m i I k A surprise party was given son, Todd, Springfield. tlave ::.nd their dal·~hter and family, Offtcers were installed by Mrs. I High , Becky Strvt:rs, fir st: Su· r:rrt ~g o/ ~o ~r~ ua e ice by several readers includ. glass container flanked by white at the home of Mr. and Mrs. been visiting with his parents, Mrs. MichaP.l ~line aori son, Don McKenzie and includP, Mrs. san Healon, second; and Ran- ' a d mlhem er t eb c dmr, ~b ! ing Miss Sanborn Mr; Lloyd tapers in milk glass holders. Willard Faudree 100 Spring·av Mr and Mrs. William Alllt m Ricky, spent Sunday at Lake third ' ene e program Y escn · I • ' · ' ' 1 11 · H ' "ke Leo Crew, p:esl·de_n t; ·Mrs.. J 0hn 1dy Svcks • · · : ing the choir's recent tour to Mrs. French, Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Hostesses were Mrs. P. L. Pomeroy on May 6, honoring' M1'ddle . port, and rea ves m ope WI"th. dinner at th e w 1 Blaettnar, r:rst vice presJde~t: i The fifth and sixth grades in- j washington;-' o. c. where they Bechtle, Mrs. Haddox, Mrs. Mitch, Mrs, Lawrence Milhoan, Mr. Faudree who was ' 185 years Gallipolis. . Hope Dln•ng I flfige, Mr~. Clin 1 ~ Mrs. Jay. \\arner, second VJre 1strumenlal stur\E'nts pre!<ented a 1sang at the Cherry Blossom fes- Russell, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Mrs. Herman Haddox, Mrs. M. young'' (he says). He received Mr. .md ~1rs. Gwmn Cl:Jrk ~nd son returnrd to the1r hon•P presid~nt. Mrs. James Souh:;by, program and each played two !tival. Mr:s. Northcutt introduc-- Knight. E. Dowson, Mrs. Kenneth Byer, gUts and cards trom those and granc:l.:hildrP'l Paul and ~~~ Mc.lrthur. recordmg secretary; Mr.s. L~nn- : numbers. led by Donald Miller, ed the numbers, some of which She mentioned the schools, Mrs. David Entsmlnger, Mrs. who attended. Refreshments &ndy..clark of Charlestoo W. .~r. anrt Afrs. Walton Manl~y ard Jewell, corresponding sec- i band director. Taking part were had been used on their program hospitals, centers, social pro- Arttlur Strauss, Mrs. C. F. Bibb were served. Mr. and Mrs. V~. VISited over tt•e we~kend ~Islted at lv.J.:bourne Atr Base reta~; Mrs. ?uy Russell, trea~ I first year students, .Marcy Ow- in Washington. The group was gram among other projects and Mrs. C. A. Emmisb. The Faudree have purcha.sed a "'lth C. A. f'lelson and ~r and m Columl'us ~·ecently with ~eir 91:U'er' Mrs, Richard Rosenbaum · ens. Edith .Mees, L1sa McKen- given an enthusiastic reception needed to combat evils of the birthday of Mrs. Dowsoo was home near Harrisonville and .Mrs. Paul ~~sson. SOD and farrJly. Mr. and • d'l. 1 1\lr!. Louis Osborne, Mrs. Rob- ,ie, Kay Gilmore, Elizabeth Bla- by the students. Iworld, noting the oeed for wom- observed during the evening. wiU be movln( there soon Marcus Cnambera Is a mod- Jameo Maoley and chUdrea. ert Lew1s, Mrs. Ja~k Carsey 1 ettna,·, Vicki Blankens!Jip, Le----~ a~d Donley Rt>tbeL_ dele- I anna Sebo. Diana King, Linda gptes to county .councJI , and Rupe, Sheila McKnight, Miran1\ft'i. Don McKenzie, Mrs. C. K da Young, Phyllis Newlun, Dor~_;_ Mrs. Gu!...~:_ Gulnther. othy Seth, Ruth Ann Terrell, Robin Crew, Eugene McKinney, ' Diana Young, Rodney Gheen, Scott Van Vranken, BiUy BarnOrnotmnS at hart, Mary Ebersbach . f! .. 1 Advance students, Mario and ~Uu . OY OfS$ I i Darla NeutzliJI8, Irene Barnes, ;.Each lady attending worship' S~sie Soul~by, JoEllen Diehl, services or Sunda School at ILisa Boothe, Susie Rusche! Ca~~o til! Syracuse First ~nited Pres- alynn and Maraly~n ~acy, byrerlan Ch h M th . , Mille CuUums, Debb1e \V1mup qay,~~-w~s pr':s~ot~n a r~.e~~ I and Becky Wright. ..rilue carrujtion as sht> entered I A1 the close of the meeting, ~ ~twrcb. ' a white elephant sale was held, YOUNG MENS SLIM TROUSERS FOR THE file -guest speaker was Mr. after whicll refreshments were 1 Jqlii(~ While of the Alexander served by mothers of the Kin· In sizes 28 to 36 waist, wash •n wear\ 70% rayon, 18% PR!i~rian church. His ser- i dergarten and First grade. Slzeo 3to 7. Belted models and beltless styles with h4lf boxer acetate, 12% 420 nylon. Full tapereo leg, belUeu (witb ~ topic was "The Christian waist. SoUd colors of cranberry, green, black, blue, wheat, t~djustable side tabs. Solid colors. Perfect for dre!s wear, Famtly." The church was U:»ts of little boys permanent press slacks in this selection. bt!iuti;uiiy decorated with ar· rengements ol pink dogwood, j MENS PERMANENT PRESS pOW plants, candles and ! MENS WASH 'N WEAR '· p1lms. \ )'!lllng the pulpit May 15 · 65% Dacron Pniyester, 35% Cotton 'fhey never need '!till be Dr. E. 0. Ralston of ironing. Solid colors in tan, bllck tnd green or smart Including the popular Hondo by Mr. Wnngler. Beltlea stylet plaid models that ~ colorful. Sizes 29 to 42 w&tflt with the Continental look and more conservative types that have B!lslnl Village at Waverly. Mrs. Jacob Gleockner was measure. belt loops, fuller legs, Cuffed bottoms. Blue, Ioden green, dark 'Polled plants were pn,ent. hostess when tbe Daughters of &reen. wheat. black. 100% wuh 'n wear. Si:ze1 29 to 42. to the oldest mother. Mrs. Ruth class of United Methodist I Vazte Lee, and to the youngest, Church met at the church Mon. M:rs. Mary Albertii Guinther. day afternoon. 1 Plaids 1nd Solid Calors-M8no Wuh 'n Woor ~ng the SUnday School The m~ting, in charge of , ~ur, the primary class sang Mrs. Frank Stewart, presidetlt, I COntinental and belted s!f.les. Plaid& and solid colon. Slzea tbe first verse of ''Mother's opened with a hymn. Devotions j Choose the style lhlt is beiUess (boa 4djustable side tab 6 to 18. All t!omfortable f1t and 100% wash 'n wear _$1.95 waistband) or worn witb a belt. Smart patterns and a fine Pi-arers Have Followed Me," were led by Miss Ada Genheim• Boys Permanent Preas Walk. Shorts In eelectioo of solid colors. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. jOined by the congregation. er who chose as her topics, sizes 8 to 18 _,,95 'By recent action of the Ses. .. A Tribute to Mothers·· and eBoys "Mr. Wraneler" Tapered, Scrub Denim Walk Shorb. '1. Sizes B to 18 $2.91 •lim tit S.nday Worship aervices "Sing Unto the Lord," taken ate at 9 a.m. followed by Sun. from chur~b bulletins. Members MENS PERMANENT PRESS BOYS SLIM FIT, HIP HUGGING liLy School al 10 o'clock. answered roll call witb a Moth· Sunday School attendance Mo- er's Day thought. It was "Voted Wash 'em-Dry 'em. Crease atayt ln. Wrinkles stay tfier•s Day was 41, with a roJ. not to contribute to the Metho100% Cotton, Heavy twill. Sanforized shrunk. Wheat, faded out. Ideal f()r school and eenenal wear. Size• 29 to 42 blue, ireen or black. 1!CtJOn of $17~38. di!;t Commission for onrsess waist and in your con-eet length, 50% Fortret Polyester and 505'o Combed Cotton. Solid C!olotl iD lllht and dark relief. Sbos $2.98 SIIH $3,49 shades. 6 1<1 12 13ta 11 An interesting program was presented by Miss Lucretia ~en­ ~<~&SON W. VII BOYS SIZES 6 TO 18 helmer who read quotations by Elizabeth Phelps and Dorothy PERMANENT PRESS COTTON BLEND TONIGHT lloru FRIDAY Westlake Andr·~ws . Several 811% Cotton, 1G% 420 Nylon. Never Deed lronlnt. Conllnentol readings were givfn from Con"JOHN GOLDFARB model with taoered lea. cuffieu, adjustable sldootab wolll PLEASE COME HOME" trol Concept magazine includtine or the style lbot bu belt loop" Dot ao tapered, eufled. Choice cf two flilbrlc.......one ia 83% cotton and 15% 420 Shirlty MacLaine Li~t areen, whea:t, Ioden JUeD. or blaek. nylon-the Other is 50% Fortrel Polye1ter aad &)% Ing, Controlling Power, Faith of Peter Ustinov Cotton. Solid colon: Wheat, dark gre~'1!, llibl green, blaek. Our Mothers, and Jimmy Is Belted styles tbat are cuffed and Co ental etylu worn --andThat You? A question and anwitb DO belL Full taper lei. cuffle11. $4.95 "UP FROM THE IIACH" swer game and a Bible quiz Cliff Roberllon MENS DACRON AND WOOL MR. WRANGLER PERMANENT CREASE concluded the program. Red Buttoni Psalm 23 in unioon closed the meeting after which a !ialad Slack• by "Reston". Perfect for Suminer wear. Ughtweleht FuUy ,,cut With belt loops and ht!ed bottoms. Dark fabric of SG% Duron Polyester and 40% W""""' Wool. Tbest oo~ was served by the hos· j blue color. GO% Fortrel Polyester and Ml% ~ombed LroUiel'l have Banrol tbat pnlvenll waistband roll-over. Co'n~er­ tess assisted by Mrs. Minnie Cotton. Sizes 29 to 42 wals.t. vative model to ol!ea 30 to 42 waisl. Altered fre< to JOB!" "'l!''"o! Neutzllng and Mrs. Dessl• Ps~ lenilb. Grey, bllek, ebarcool browll, eborcool green. -"'" terson. Attending were the . TONIGHT & THURSDAY above and Mrs. Albert Alward, 'PREST' POR LIPI NOT OPIN MENS PERMANENT CREASE Miss Nelle Bing, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Miss Lydia Ebero· FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Permanently pressed and sbl.ped forever." Year •rouDd Moy 13-14 bach and Mno. VIrginia SISler. Smart. serviceable fabrle of tiS% Dacron Polyester and weliht Iabrie. Mode o! U% Dlll!riiD MI,Vetter and ~% Wp "THE SICRET OP 35% Avril rayon. Already cuffed ready to wear. Waist Tenacity Rayoo. l!•de wllb belt lootii: ~fed rea.dr to wur. MY SUCCESS" "'"' 30 to 42. Bilek or dark grey, Finely tollored for ln. alzeJ 30 to 110 Wllll me&lllfe, Grey ~ broW., . tTeclJnjco\or) Girl Swuu Make comfort and lonr wear. Grey, Brown. ·'' . ,MIIhoau, mel ·at the Holler home 'Monday evening for a 6:30 potluck dinner and mee~ lng/ 01 1 '~ ,, Potluck Dinner ... NoemiBaptial ~ba:,:m Hold Pledge, lnstalla~iQh,§~rvice . M~ :.. ~ ~ s~ 111 BOys and Girls Honored, llflrCE~rs 1 · lied by p PTA i' wscs, Class .12 of Herft~;·~h~rch, One Was Within 10 Miles Of North Viet Nam Capital Racine to Begin Sewerage Planni~~J i v- Racine will begin preliminary way as If in the dark of night cleanup by leaving it at the poratton line. •: · SAIGON (UPI) - U. S. planes carrying out a second planning for a sewerage sys- - when it probably hlppens. curb on May II and May 21 - -Named Jerry Powell It II day of maulve air strikes against · Nortli · Viet Nam lent in lllii7 wtth 11.350 loaned However, Larry WoUe, Babe \wo days only - when town waiA!r board, fllltng lbe knocked out two missile sites near Haiphong, a U. S. loy the federal government, HUI and Jerry Graham were trucks will pick It up. cy ereated loy lbo dealb · .lit spokesman said today. One site was only 10 miles from councilmen learned in a meet, the big port-the closest American planes have come to named to a committee to get Harlow Ervin, effoolive Mat' it ing this week. the garbage shoved back where Agreed Um., areo'l wbol -Authorized • leiter lo D\ 1. the city. 1 d they osed to be, 10 slarted ..-•·- real .. The missile site neal' ·Haiphong invited destruction · houl ""! ported .,18t it s be, to get a cover over lbe legal --·blnery to hi'-- Gaugloan, Col......... M ayor ' 1 es re " it, In gel a fence put up to .. officer of the Poet Olllct' by firing three Russian-made ground-to-air SAM missiles at the A4 Skyhawks from the carrier Enterprise as Contg. Wtbealter Hl.l Moetioll";_~rthole keep people from miouslng lbe aoalwlbo-emUINoveperoemberllng , ..·~ partmen~ DOling eouacll't• say ng • app ca n = e dump, and finally, to arrange proval of tile Etlwlq ~ they headed toward another target. The missiles missed loan has been approved. for a watchman to pick off the eteclloo bolfo~ slllce Raclae property and the pilots turned and hit the base with 250 and 500 11 an ld..t loo~ Council also: Discussed mis- persons who violate the rules. Is atlll operatlo« oa lbe lime lor tha new POSt ofllce 011 'lfii,a pound bombs. The action look place Wednesday. Cambodian border. The Amerl· use of the •~ba•e dump in !omaU) amount II did It and Pe 1-111 in lbo IO!Itlte,.. ..• U a violntor Is caught Ma••ean ••o, "wblch is •--. Other Nnvy bombers from cans suffered 615 wounded and thai people other lbao Haclne · ' ' ~ ... ~ eorner . of Racblt · .... people are using It, oot even nr Pyles will do the honors in llble." -Were ~ of ibe ~ the Kilty Hawk carried out a South Koreans lost 3 dead and 1 second raid on the launchers 12 wounded. The South Vlebt• puUing their garbage on lbe """' .wtth a fine. -Approved Ordinance 239 to en dinner ·to be lteld M,ty ·lei moments later, ocorlng direcl mese lost 61 killed, 22 missing dump, bul leaving II in the road -Agreed residents having improve State Route IU from by tha I'Oiunteer IINmls 'ia MASON MORFIT WM. McKINLEY, JR. hits and sending smoke rising and 154 wounded. or almost anywhere so as to be junk to be removed may have the junction of Elm and Porn.. conjunctton wtlh lbo ~·1 2,000 leet above the smashed Communist losses during the TWO OlfiO UNIVERSITY adminlstrators have been free from Jt, then scoollng • II done free during tha spriJI8 roy Read, easiA!rly to the cor· auxiliary. SAM sUe. Another flight period were put at 56 killed and · appointed to positions concerned with area development knocked out a nearby SAM 121 captured for' a kill ratio of and the establiBhment of a new Institute at the Univerbase while Air Force planes 3.1 in favor of tha ames. sity by Ohio's President Vernon R. Alden. Mason MorCOLIJMBUS (UPI) - The destroyed . lour conventional Tlte figure of 82 Americans fit, Special Assistant to President Alden, has been ap· Ralston Purina Co.'o, oew turantl·alrcrafl bases. One U.S. killed by enemy gunfire was pointed Executive Director of the Institute for Regional key processing plant oow onplane was lost to groundflre. the highest toll since the week Development. He succeeds William J. Sheehan, who has der cooslrlletion at Wellston Air raids struck many ending April 17 when 89 were , resigned. William E McKinley, Jr., waa named the Ex· 1 will employ at least 800 permilitary taraets 1n the comrn11- killed. ecutive Director of the new Development Planning In· nisi North But one ellbe most stitute. Gov. James A, Rbodes dramailc ~me when Air Force , aald Wednesday official• of tile bombers hll the Mu Gin l.lil A ST. 1.01111, Mo., man, charg- plaol -clio proceu abolll Mountain Paso-the oorlbern Pomeroy cltizeDJ will abed with DWI followiJ18 a two- three millloa lnrkeyo o year, FINDLAY, Ohio (UP!}-The slayer of blonde Brltblt End of the Ho Chi Minh supply serve Cleaa-Up Week May 10. car accldeol Wednesday nighl DOCelbe plaat loin pl"oduclloo beauty Lisbeth Davenport pumped four bullets Into ~~ lrall to South Viet Nam-aod Zl, Mayor Cbarleo Leaar oa· at the lniA!rsecllon of Roule 1U by 116'2. Ralstoa Portno Co.'o body as she lay on the grass, then genUy lifted her lti!ll cut It In three places. The pass aennced today. Streel Deparlo and Unton-sv, wao fined 1150 I board of directors placed fl• the trunk of her car and abandoned It on a busy doll'i!ls now proiA!cted by SAM meal worlters wUI ofler pick· and costa and sentenced to three at IIJ!proval oa tile plaal town street. mi~lle• but none was reported I up oervlco In the flnl ward days in jaU by Meigs County coDJtroction lbiJ week after "She wasn't stuffed or crammed Into the trunk ~ fired. Hanoi hal used ao army oa Monday, aecood ward 08 Court Judge Frank W. Porter, llal< oftlclalo aSiured them was carefully placed there," Dr. Byron Voorhees, ~iii/; of 150,000 labo~ers In an effort Tuesday, tlllrd ward 08 Wetf. COLUMBUS mPI) _ Seniors Jr., today. water and sewer lacUIUe• cock County coroner, said Wednesday night after l'llto keep the vllal pass open. aesday, oad Thursday, and in Ohio teaching training lost!- Norman Eugene Wince, 30, would be avaUable. ceiving a preliminary autopsy report. American and Allied ca11al· lbe fourtll ward n Friday, luf be' ed In d was arretted on tha charge by .,. "' Mrs. Davenport, 32, of Columbus' suburban tTPW 7 , m th Yi~t N ,am . were 11 rrrmn'lmrtiiTJil!lliliiDi ct: i:Bii'M mand,...., arelnlmg urgtart'ng .. 1 Sheriff Robert C. Harteobach'fil ' Arlington, was killed not more than three houn dlr ties In 1 a m mum 8 1 88, • department after be was lnvolv· I .rted Sh tno to more than triple those suffered ary of 15.000 a year from Ohio s ed in a eraoh with a car driven ~er las\~ltealb the ~oronerl r~~d ' Ine b ~Y the South · VIetnamese last 0 0 school distrreta. by Riebord Lee Richmond, 22 , ave ea n a out p.m. as ay um 1111 \veek, miUiary authorities anTb Ohi 81 d t Edu tl prior to telling her husband Edwin she p~ to . e o u en ca on Middleport R D Ifriends in Lima. nO)!IIf.IJI,l!l!laY. i AIIOcia~ (OSFA) mailed tile Author~ Wchmond ' WI 0 . The ''ivacious housewife, edlyearrylngaboul ' Dllfltl{'~-l~·~k ending SHADE' GAP, Ps. (UP!) lf ' leUero this weel: 10 ~ .st~. wu pulling owlY from the in· i whose background remained as slot.·!#! Saturday 103 Americans were Abo I %00 pe sons joined today Gov. James A. Rhodes, atate tersection when Wince'• car "t elusive as clues to her murder- money, ber "'""" killed, 82 by ~mmunlst gunfire in : aearch 'ror a 17-year-old Public Instruction Superlnten- came at a high rate of speed, er, apparently never arrived in cameral were m!plng when tho ~nd 21 In the naming crash ol a . I and her rifl..armed kidna· dent E. E. Hoi~ majority lead- and skidded approximately 100 Lima. body wao fouod. Her purse .,. E_Jot helletlpter near the gor beli ed to be a sniper who I ers of the two houses of the feet. Wince suffered a Iacer a· All telephone oumbers In the Findlay Pollee t'hiel Wayne talned 17 eents. ·-·- - -·- -- per • ev COLUMBUS (UPI) - T h e' legislature school superintend· Uon l!f the nose. His car was a l Pomeroy-Middleport area Will has terrorized this area lor two , Ohio Rotary Clubs have J'olned • F. Ethel! said "We have no Idea Her previous Ufe wu a patcl> ents and deans of education col•-tal loss and there was medbe changed from 2 letters and 5 ., wor k quti t llf •,I!¥Oue " •-! .." years. . I forces with the Ohio Society for w where the mu rd er was comml'" wa 1 State Police, aided dunng the ' Crippled Children --• Adults •- leges, ium damage to lbe Richmond digits to 7 digits next week when ted." Upper Arlinglnn detec- which included reports from~ ·· a.uu w The association at Its spring vehicle. I the new phone directory is ded . d G establish a ''Careers in Rehabh T Co tives Indicated they ha no new friends that she was a •HADE GAP, Pa. (UPI)- llllation Foundation.'' convention ere April 17 adopt- Judge Porter also heard a l 1IVere ' enera1 elephone . evidence to the slaying. dancer who broke an ankle anll Memben of 8 beavUy armed ed a resolution on the minimum we today involving an .as- 1of Otlio announced today. "We haven't deleted the idea couldn't dance again, that bil posst s<•rcb<aJ lor a 17-year- ,William 0. Litllck, president sa~. m to the . 1 sault and battery charge agamst The telephooe exchange that she might hove been killed wealthy parents died in either I old alrl aod ber kidnaper, of the Ohio Society, said Wed· ma . ng seniors "' Clarence Hatfield, 47 • Dexter. oames of WYandotte, CHerry, by a hl!thhikor or a stranger plane or auto erasb, and that believed In be 1 long-sought toesday the foundation will re- eluded a lost of 193 Ohio sehoul Hatfteld was given 8 suspe,nded VIking, Williams and SHady- she might have met some· she had been married to I sniper, found a girl's slip Jo. cruit Ohio high school students dostricts. whoch already have a Ill day )Btl sentence and placed side will be<ome part of the where," Ethel! said. "But that "bigamlsl" when !be came I ' day In a wooded hollow to for careers In the rehabilitation ~~! munmum sterttng salary. on probatoon five years. pll'!t. The corresponding .,,,.. idea isn'l at l'oe top ol my head. tha U.S, from Coalds lour all the rugged Tuscarora Mouo- of persons handicapped by blrtlo ~I represents ~s than Ford, Goodntle, 22 • Rt. 1• bers ol the letiA!rs on th• tel.. "She might have heen mur- a haM yean ogo. taids near here, defects, crippling dis~ases and ~third of the states school R~edsvtUe, went before 1 b e j phone dial have been used. dered for some reason aod then However, tbat man, who fi::· accidents. disbicts. eourt on a non • support charge robbery came as an after- mained unidentified. sa:,: Ohio's colleges ead universl· and bad his case continued lor . "Subscribers, will not be able thought or robbery might hove never married her slth ' I night by volunteers armed wlth "W e pi nt'ng •· make lhe tl ' cause of ber death." they lived lolelber 'Ia · long dostaoce · 1to dial Ge I 19 Ready ' ear an w es wt·11 graduate ahoul 9,200 1urib er In ves1·tga tion. calls nII .,. been the mn shotguns and rlnes, said earl~ terrific !lhorlages of trained per- prospective teachers Uds sprina. Sher~f Hartenbach said John Iver the nation as some persons The slain woman was repor~ polls and Lima • · .. CAPE KENNEDY - THE, today there was 00 trace 0 sonnel In this field koown to all Young, Mason, W. Va., jBIIed hive !bought," James B. Kim· :.___:.::.::::.:.::::.:.::=_:_---·~ te>l results are in and, !rom 'I Peggy Ann Bradnlck who was hlgh school graduates, point out by Pomeroy police on oa ball, distrkt manager said. "' all reports, the Gemini 9 space· kidnaped Wednesday I on her tha opportunities for jobs ond Community Action AWOL charge, was picked up "The new numbering system shlp is ready to go Tuesday on way home !rom seboo · nd ""'eer !!dvancement, and help Gran•· Explai'ned !hill morning by Marine Corps simply eliminates the alphabet· W .. nd rib Peggy's three sosters a two Ithe to boo · lty and '" II' · 1 • three-day v,oyaeadge arotheu .., broth•rs watched in terror, but m c, ..,, .~ SLi~·k 'd WASHINGTON (UP!) - 0 " " s. tcalletiA!rs in the pr..cnt phone that wtll he P I way or ld-d h' sked prepare or , .ole sal Grants to the Gallia-Melgs Cor· munbers." Any subscnber who 0 Apollo trips to the moon. nopedtmg,!as a maoods Publisher of the Zanesville poration for Community Action WINS MASUR DEGREE dues not receive 3 new dire<· Air Force Lt. Col. Thomas man step rom . w ' Times Recorder, UH!ck is oast 1nr b M 20 h ld ta t Stafford and Navy Lt. Cmdr. i raised a lev,~r-ac~n rtfie and president o! tha Zanesville Ro- and . tha Jackson-Vtnloo Com- Capt David K. Hysell, son of ro'me ay busi~s~ of~;, c WASIUNGTON (UPI) - Commul!lst China's E Cer a put their announced. I don t wanl any ta Jub mumty Action Corp. to finance Mr. and Mrs. VIetor Hysell, r.. roy and most powerful-nuclear test blast has triggered . ·: ug";e th nh n 1'ta second ,sass from you kids . . . I'm ry • . elgh~week Project Head start ceived his MasiA!r of Science -Yerbal exchange between Peking and Washington o • . Clp8U e te ;oug. two days taking the girl with me." In addition to recruitment ac· programs this summer ""re .,._ degree In Pathology from tha who is responsible for the spiraling arms :~or d s ;he ex•rcise -a Police said the descnption of Uvities, the foundation will es- plslned today by Rep. Walter University of Michigan at Ann IeS 0Me8 The exchange came amid reP.Orts that ~ondo~r:s &tri n~~,"!ieclronically slmula~ lthe gunman matched that given tabllsh scholarships of 1500 each Moeller. Arbor on April 30. He bas been plosion had a yield of abo~t 130 kilotons equal to 1~~t d ~ hta _wound up at nlght [by a vlcum of lbe sniper, wbo for two years of college.lewel The Office of Economic Op- assogned to the Pathology 01. Ions of TNT, more than SIX bmes the siZl' ~f the ~1 ~th g ·go ol trouble since AprU, 1964, has shot at ! study in rehabilitaUon special- porlunity approved $1f,528 for vision, US Army Medical J\e. 0 u. s. estimate and of China'~ two previous testa. no " ' · five residents and fired nume .. lies. · the Gauta-Meigs program to search Laboratory, Fl Knox, State Department acknowledged Wednesday. that rous rounda Into cars and provide 100 disadvantaged chU- Ky. United States had received and rejected a Chlne~e HPdy Ready to Sue tracks passing through thio ' SPEAKER NAMED dren pre-school trotnlng and posal that the two countries that neither LOS ANGI!LES _ FILM ACT- · western Pennsylvania erea. Family night will be observed f46,367 for a similar program OFfiCERS ELECTI!D the first to use nuclear wearess Hedy Lamarr's attorney No one. has been kU!ed, but Monday, May 16, at the Ru~ lor 18(1 children in the Jackson Southern Local Board Boosl· Robi,. In tha animal king· pons against the other. offer waa not • . . llld be wiU file today a 15 mil· two perso01 hive been wounded land Methodist Church begtn. Vinlno county area. ers recently elected Mary Kay dom of the Meigs area became A spol<esman Baid the step toward disarmament Uon false arrest suit agalnsl lbe in the sniper ahootlngs. Police ntng with a potluck oupj,., at Each child will receive a full Yosl presiden~ Belly Hayes, a maUer of record again Wedcauae there would be ae May Co. department store ·for [ descrllie the sniper as a ~~ck 1 p.m. when Karma! Toama, medical and denial.uamloatlon rice presideo~ Naney Erwin Desday. BUarantee!Jol lbat ellller occuslng the star of sbopllftina 1shot who knows the area Uke Ohio University sludenl from ond the required lre.llmenl and secretary aRd Naomi Inndon The County Department ol would llllllere to IUcll a Plodill blot January. the back of hla bond." Bagdad, Iraq, will be tha guosl special sesslono for perent edu. treasUrer. The Junior bond con· Health said a dog killed in the The offer was made ~ 1 Miss Lamarr, 12, was acquit- I Peggy, a brown-haired, blu.. , speaker. Everyone 11 welconto. calion will be held. will be Sunday, May 15. vlclnlly of ~ ~ld Infirmary, a year ogo at one of. ,t1Je led April 26 by a municipal eyed teenag<r, Wllll kidnaped oa ' alon: the Bailey s Run road, odic Wanaw 1'1!'"11~ court jury after a week _ long a lane only a quarter-mile from bas been proved rabid. This is the Cbloooe 111111 Amerlcall trial. her home. With ber were ber the flnt case of • dog found David Miller, an employe 'blssadors 10 P,oland. ,., . brothers and slslen, James, 16, rabid smce tha first of the year. tha slaiA! highway department, The pledp proposal nd 6 A1'I t Mary, II, Don and Debprah, tbut It became the 45th case of abowed tbe film , . I. f :"' ;:.::;: _ FORMER , yei!Mid lwt~, and Carol, 8. , rabies fouod in anlmals sioce lion To Ohio,.. no'ade by ""!"" 10 ll&lllm'" Dwi ht D. ' They leR • school bus a few , WASHINGTON (UPI) -.De- reports: North VIetnamese" In continue lbat dele. Ohio Bell Telephone Co., Cotom!mist'C. ho r, "bo m~e a successful minutes earlier. fense Secretary S. -11 bos been Impossible In 1oad Intensify tha confilcl A oounty-wide quarao\lne re- nesday following the Ia!. He said blJ 'COomtry · from 1 heart aUack . McNan1ara has """"" Coo- mainlal.n control of some land McNamara, whose lesllmony maiDs In effect, tha department luncheon of the Pomeroy proposed rtolpro6il renunctil&· ~~~ November, is batUing a 50 Teachen .will gross there 1s a long flihl areas 6o South VIet Nam that before . the committee was ald. It will end May 22, unleso ons Club at the Federated lion of "'flnl '',llrlte" use:J· neiV affllcllon - irthrllta. Be I~ T+"81Ding a~tead in V!el Nam, partly U.S. lroops paid Juit ~rly ·In televised, bad encourqlng re- Blended. Church. . , nu<lear .....,... aplnst Ooctoro at Walter Reed · Olngreuman Walter H. Moel· becauae the Communlsta have bitter combol ports on !IO!D• ploases of the The film featured Ohio s olher bill liM beea Medical Center ler, 111111 District of OhiO, today deliberately decided lo "lnlensi-1 -Aithotigh Communist mo- war, bowev'\'i. · DRIVER ~ renl bid, under lbe · · dowa: ' •i oftemptlnr to eue ar11ir1- iD,bo~ecl O!Oce of Etlooom-• ly" the conOicl. r'lle , bas been sllabn by He said be r-aw oo need , Palty Weaver, 31, New lfev- lion of Gov. Jounes Rhodes, 1 In the 711-J.bN!Id " of $1!1,:111 · !lldenlifled U.S. operations,. the for a !'illit!P of ...erve or .,, was arrested Wednesday by new lnduslry. Thl~ ~·:111 wrills and ~ abiee to condt!ct a ,., Durl~. b~ ap~ranee Wetf. i VIet Cons'~ "disejpUne II J'laUonal ~ , peripanel Ibis Pomeroy Pollee on I dlarge of Club members met forced Cb1na to . tile bospllll laS! for ~Y before the Senall! Iunimpaired<" · · 'jNr, ond ·bf said thai currenl DWL She Is In appear before dey ·evening to pay final drive 10 beilome a for oite· 'Of bis · Fonlgn Relatlonl Commlllee, -Deserltons and defections IPJll'olsal• show "o de<IIM in Msyor Chlrles Legar May 14• spects to former Lion J. power, cbeckupl. enroll IG Me~~· roclled • lilt ol from 1110 Soulh VleinlllleM VIol Cong ability Ill use the .. Foater, Dr. WIIUam lllctm1an. 'lboulb lbo ~~t~~ 1 employed ~am:"':"= 81'1111 m runn!nl ~t 1 "very; populaUlllt" for mppori, WEAT.HER Columbus, as •: auest of IDOIII 'liQ * M"JSSODrJaD • ,_ FJ"ned $150 Jn Pomeroy ..... posse _,.._,. ,_,,...,. . . . Hunt s S , ou For G•IfI Ohi R British , Beau.ty Handled Gently New Teachers Urged to Ask $5000 Salary 7 '"illSponsor 7 utter System S "tchingl Seven Digi s ta'ry ·.ui Foundation ~ 'I 6:: WJIJI WORLD --=---:.::::.=..__ Peki"ng, w'ashington Blame Other for Hot Bomb Race .. I""' e thi Rab" C T Front Agam • In Me1gs • Area McNamara sees L'ong F•g • ht em N Pr!s~ Film is Shown To Lions Club = Ro""" J:,.ry !!WI Sllrt will ~ve in Olllil. teachers jpe. ....., clll1dNil ....... ~ .,.,...... ' ~ a!'; lurar ~n ex~. Some,·qu~inllnow 1flltdy, eoldlr qabl Low "'""" under "coiosldoi:a· tlofllipl wl,lll •"""!"· Ill ble. doubl" tbal the Conununlsta lh Ill M!lllleaot. friday tloo· from knr- · Ha d!dn'l ~· 1111 1!11*. NOi!lh ylet ~·~~~ , shoWed a JliD prevail .,ainll U.S. mt;hl, ob .oad - • icallel!d lbolleoaui!l!llt. ·!leiil tbne"j~ "dtliberaie ·dfGiiltJII ".'W · the ,!be defense lkletary aald. -... · ........, • .. •• '' • r t -· .. - 1. .••~ ... '""".._. ...,. ,.(,., " ' ;., ·~II.·''*""""/ r:· ~ ~ '~ - ......~ :.!) ....... ' ~.\;.!.'.4{hl).... ;r.· lrllnlng ·in· tile· tilelllitc families, = ........ ·- .... bi dklli'l .·: ant ·. "' lA sound VOl')' hiCh rale" , -and. . .. , ·probleQ:t Is tlerioul. Of .optimistic. ~ . '. • , . , , , t~ i lite 1Dftltra~ fr9"" ~a!! s 'i Browo,'E~~~~~~~i£;~ old Dr. IJedles dent,Brown. presided. lunch were Mrs. Ct•ra Mrs. Lll(f Houck and lr~~~<ea ~ibeL �I •I • , '!'I I < ,. ' ;.~ . • ,<~· ,\(" ~. .,, ' .. ,~,ka~ Jlbineroy.)ll~dleport, o., l, " . .; ; .. NfNI Oilicers .,.::. ftrntNtfJl"' rii.,;;iw~•I•I'I...,,...J. , , i .· Q1J 1.!:1' ~~.·· \ A·•·/nW.all-.1 ~bleiheMflilrlul!lbl.., · · ''II. · ~' ·~ " oneioUor .....h...-~ B So · 'Ill ·torm four erdlllll1 ,.,... Y iOrt., May lZ, l!IM - - - - Rutlanq'Aiumni to Honor M 28th 00 . _·n••.AU~ ___'. ~ a. e~.S~D . wwnm ay an~ ur~~.. .I'f VEVER 1::-.:.:.-:=-I.·, [-] .r.JJ Aluauil Aaa9dallon · will honor 175., cents dues to mainiBin their 9,;;.0,..,,P!JIIM,..1 lonner Rut- memheroilip. ...... :f' ~· teacher and , Special entertainment wiu [ VT ~ · 't t P man ~ i)CROOJ i tena, w .,t:•N ll!l!lftlelo U MeJ;s" CGullty Sup- Class of 1966, vo<RI solo: M•u fl'{l!lendent of S!:bools, during Jane Lucas, Class of 11116, dra· Its 17th lllllll8l rounloa Satur- moUe monologue, and by a t!Q, ~ a. ,qull'IA!t of David Grate, John ' 1ile banquet aorved by the IGrote, Steve Grimn\ and Gent ~~0(1 PT~ will he&ln at 6:30 1Grote. Piano ac,~mpanists will p, m. Dantlng wUJ b< to the , be Mi511 Debbie Smith and M1ss IJIIISIC of the "Charles Ervin I Sab111 Canaday. ~Inlet" of Ohio University i Rev. C..1. Lemley of the Rot· IJ;o'!' t p. m. to midnlshtlland Methodist church, will &\ulre, dillci"C wiU also be igive the invocation and closing =etfw!lb Clinton Gllk•y, AI- l prayers. Floral arrangements , eaJIIDI. ;wUI b< by the Rutland Garden .!- buslaess meeting will be club and the Rutland Friendly ci!Jdueted by DaviG Wiseman, Gardeners. "jdeat; ~rl Snowden, vic• C<>mmlttees are : )d'lildent; MIJ'C!la DenisGn, 1 Nominating - Carol Pierc~. t r - , and Jean Parker ' . . ~ . ' Ichairman ; James Nicholson and ~d ~atlona are requJr. !Robert Nelson: Securing tables ldvaJMtO thia year and land chairs- Fred George, lll1lli bt. llllllo by Moy 26 1o !chairman: Paul Patterson, ~·~••• Parker, Box 93, Rut· ' Willie Dyer. Laurene Hoffm;.~; lliii lteoll'Yatlou are fl each Joe &lm, Kenneth Dav•s, 1 illld •.cl. 11!11111111 may brinr a Brown, Lewts. Kennedy and 8 ' 11 .1\111. , ~1\Y oiJubnuo Dot receiv· WC Ullodrd; Sehttmg tableJs - PWelorl ~ ID illvtlotlon may also make ana ay, " ~"man : oan " · Ullllbll lo II· ' Janet Momo, Judy Snowden, rJ- , ~n s Thomas, Ja~et B?hn, ~~ omas. and Adehne Snow • "" ntertamment and . program Jndy Sno~den, chaorman ; Mar· 10 Birchfield ond Janet Bolm: Decoratmg - Dnnna Nelmn, chairman ; Janet Bolm and Rcva Snowden, co-chBll'men; Pro. :;ams - Miss Martha Ohling. I I ~nter ::.·:~~n M~. ,~~/,'~'·M~· rn· fA··-.......... ' T"""'.,.. i 0, . . Ji . • . p· '} aacme Upt s retta q,~. ay ' 1 t :{; . ' · . pe · , ~d N•g~t UPJ BrJe• £S I VISIT OUR . IUDGET SHOP IAKD fURNJTURE THE LEATHER WORK SHOE Meetmg ' He}d T S hed }e Flower Show Services are aunounced for Mrs. Mary Mae Hubbard. 7!, Syracuse, who died Wednesday evening at her home, on Sodur· day at 2 p. m. at the Ewing l Funeral Home. Friends may s ·.88 OPEN wa~ re-elected cha1rman of the rix, Middleport, 1 nd Arthur I ~e1g s Cou~ty Demo~rat exeru- Hendrix, Pomeroy. 2'TONIGHT -..._,_... Refreshments were served Mrs. Gibbs to · Mrs. William MIDDLEPORT, 0. Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Crow. Mrs. Hallie Roush, Mrs. Ruth Batley, Mrs. Tom Hoff· Member FDIC ~---w. Pomoroy m~~~·~·· L~~~;~d~:~~~Ysh~p~· ~~·of:fi:lt.,..a:n:dE:.::~=~IQ~b~~Z~l~:~::.. ~~· . ~Y~·~ VA. CUSTOMERS--.., Shop Til 6:30 P.M. WMkdaya & 10 PM S.Jurdoy Iganiz.utional meeting Wednesday night in lhe courthouse. Reservations Due IcratWlngell, according to Demo- For Wahama Alumni sourcros, defeated Jack The Executive . 1 Spalding I large majority in the balloting. I committee of the Wahama High In_ oth~r activi ty, Chester ~r- : school alum~i has set May_ 15 "boy oa lhe Mton'" ts tbt - wm, M1ddleport, became chatr- 1 as the deadlme for reservatmns ttl .to De pruented by Ra.· 1man ur the D~mocrat Central i for the annual bBnquet and lfuientary ICbOOlltudentl Committee in a contest with dance May 28. The banquet JSy, May 13, at a p. m. in Francis Andrew, Long Bottom. will be served at 6:30 p. m. tJt Soutbel'll Junior Hlch aud· Samuel Mays, Rutland , " " I (DST! in the cafeteria by tbe itQtJUm, directed by vocal in- , elected secrel.ary of both the 1Band Boosters and the dance atl"Uetor Mrs. Lee Lee ISiist· executive and central commit· Iat 9 p. m. in the gymnasium the tle]llllllary ~ers. tees while Troy Zwilling wu with music by tbe "Star Dll!ll· In& ~I'll*• include named as treasurer or both ers." flurke, teac11er of tbe Igroups. The committet also i Letters have been mailed to and Arrow achoel· Steve i began appointments to Central I all alumni with reservation p ·en, &be ' 1Man Jn ' t h 1 :Committee posts where n~ ICorms. which are to be re· ' ••: !lay Frlllk,. western i candldotos flied for the May 3 i lumed to the secretary by .,., . c. . Doug flees the weat. !elect1on. IMay 15. Any alumni not rece1v· 'mu ill Nav~jo eountyj ! ing a form should contact Mrs. Ullll!' Hoback and Debbie John· I Earl Fields of Hartford, phon• j with schaol children, An882·2380. There will be a meet· .,Popp, I.GWM COle, ll@nlse l ing in the high school ~vm at I 1 Jleverly Ervin Ricky 7:30 p. m. Saturday, May 15, 1 ' Rodney Nelgl;r and DJ. ! OWS to work on the decorations. AI· · Farra. · ' umni President Ray (Red) priM winners annoui'K!· ' jTucker requests all alumni to ' conjunctl<iit with tbe I I 0 ' attend Ibis meeting and help I ll1i Mila PoweU, 'vie- l make this year's affair another i ky ' ohnsloll and 1\llke Sal,.r,! IIIUC<'Ossrul one. I Mike McLain KeJ. • The Meigs county boar~ or ·. .,.Ide· 1 n. Met~ and Dianne' Far· I electionR has finished ih official Veteran• Memorial Hospital 1 1 y· grade· Nancy ours ; count and r!oorted only a few Admissions - William Owens I ~a~ h Burke ~ Becky Prof~ : minor <'hanges. it wtt'l report- Jr, Middlepor.t : John Ginther, Ill · grade. .: ed loday. Chester: Jesse TutUe, Lang ' The unofficial total democrat Bottom: Mabel Davis , PomeNOUI'ICE INSPI!CI'fON vole was 1,226 while the official roy; Mabel Marshall, Portland; ·rril!lonvllle Chapter 256, Or· count .is 1,227. 'Il.e unofficial James Lew1s, Pomeroy. . . , de tf the EUtern Star wm jrepublican vole was 3,947 and Dtscbarges - Mrs, Wilham , ho •1 grand"lhlpeetlon ~lth the the final count was 3,952. Unof~ Carswell and son. Orpha Husw 'I Grand Patron, Charles Ificially, 2fi persons voted on o~· sell, Luna O~ens, Guy Reut· I JobJoon as iMpectlng officer t ly the bond issue. while the of- er, Oney Bnzendine, Pearl Frlfay 'May 13 at 8 o'clock at Ifioial count showed 36. Stuckey, Tara !lacon, Roher! I the»t'a~isonvil1to Gra~ SChoo). ( It was also reporled unoffl. Grant, Grace Carr, ~II ma I will be oerved at sl•. dally that Kenneth Hager had Helnerman, Roger Alk1ns. -·-· -· · - ·-. 193 write-in votes for tile full term or !'ounly commissioner C ~F C TO MEET 1 · 1200 Paul Slmun count write-In eRn- Commerce will holdChamber Its regular while the official showed Thet Middleport of I D""I11'ED t'U IN'I'EII&~'I 01 . ' F d "''' didate for the une<pired lerm meet ng rl ay, May 13, at !IEIU8 <ItA- ~HEA ' . . . ' 7·ll0 p m at th Col mb d . :' 141 , . , . • · o--. ,. ....,..... , :had 322 unofflcJally wh1Je the ~~ th · · ()h' eEl ". "'eo an 10 ~ ectnc • - ,...,....... ••II•• official rount showrd ::132. Both ·'lVU ern . ofh t-ht"lt ...., •f"1'11Mf1 ""~ 1 fice · , ••r~1 ., '"" tuMI•' ~ Tfte 0111ro qualified as candidates for this · · 111lllilt li'U~II1AIQ f'n.,.n, llu r.t1 ' I !II•~ St. fOoi'IWJO• , Ohlfl. t~1611 au, , gPnera eiPCtlon. ~NNOIJNCE SERVICE .nHr. f)ffk!e Pftoftf W'V ~- !IIIII [lfl tnr , - - -111 l'tloM W\ t.t1M . ' There will be evening serv· ~PH . .,. ..enna .,.. cn•lllnt I Melg1 General RORpltal 11 1 ire!l at the Keno Church of j "'~'?!. *' tit• pMt llff'lP~tn,•rn• AdmiiiiODS - Val Mid, Oh1• Friday, May 13, at 7:30 1 ..~~=1t:C:~ . "'~~;:;: ; Pomeroy ; Mrs. Henry Koehler, Christ p. m. Jerry Masters Ia minister. . ,,.. f'i,... ~"'' en,,. Syracuse. · · o.nv-.d ., Di:Jcharge1 - L. D. King. Froo Florida ll~e~tlon ;;~~;;;~~·" '"' ,_~~ ~ 11t nr~ I """' 14 Dey• al Nl1hiiJ . TE~.t ;., In Mi•ml INCh The temperatur• in Porn· Not • Cortl•tf OF GIFTS ... I l Official Count Sh LittJe GOLF BALLS 3 for A WORLD ! TIMEX WATCHES For Girls and Boys • BILLFOLDS e JEWEL BOXES eFABERGE °· fnfth II i s 99 Ball 100 Pens 4c HALLMARK Toothpaste 2 '" S3c SUPPORT 200 PACK JUMBO Napkins ·•· 27c Ht c 23c REG. 53c LSTERINE GRADUATION CARDS 50 PACK Envelopes • • 69 PAIR Denturcreme ~ •••S2c; ----------1 1; •,, • 7 .., RIG. 59c 95 Lysol • • • • • • .4t HYDiiOG.EN :~0~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~---==~~~~~ PeroJide \ --- 4 ' 1· 11C ·I 1 "'•• 1 .7&- lv.ryone Cen Got Cortlfltd Gu Statio" *· Main "'"' '•m•roy, . ' 0,' ::mW:.. 73 MIU. ST, , MIDDLEPORT;.0. . ,, P w--...... ... .......,_, ' .' •: ' ! . ·· JUMif"C}-. '""'"'ile .Ill .,. . : , ' n nou'"=~ ~:arrival - G-ill "'1 Gardner Wm' 7·5 Over WTI..l'teFalCODS Midd" R.UD 0ver Rip}e.y 75-25 I·n Track and Field :=, sw~ Q ppetl. n::-.:.:: Cumberland ""'res Double who~~ :t'Fal®ol -d.. Pleaean~ v·Ictory 0ver Rio'.' . Redmen I I AL LinescoreS I . lea,.._ I F'IVe Obioans Selected m' =-:. to'::,.. I"'" ~~- 17 Annual Draft '1 \'In- !"" THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it. Pure ..grain and premium-draft-brewed with Process 14-K. <=IFTS •afll REG. 75c HOSE GAllS onFinal_Even! ~~ ~~. ~~~-~~1~c ~ Colcb :a, Dkt Jlorton.'t ri. .. .. ~io. ""'" ~ ,_.., ~o: ....r •uu~" •u•r - , ·:J~il ~ Ptetunt Blc Blocb a toil wll helcl. Jim GUmor• has 118, ,, • ' r ,Wtl onalylls, Ill eauslng b'au~~~M at CIO"leland were rained out. bits to tile Dndim attaedc~ Hbet vJetoryRu""'InS:b hit 1 Jwo.run 1--·)}_,~ 41U1!frqular traok. lleld - Iaiit only one lime in this ~ ~~O.W l·~~ 'h 0 I b' 1 1h 0 National a11o drovo In wbal prov bl "'' ~ K- ~_,_ all year. Tbe 17 8 • _ ·. ·t . ~ · • '· u "'" · P~, w· ho co"-~"" ~ hill the -'-•·• run when •· homer and Jim ..,__ slammed ., n - """"' -~ r- · · DISCUS MCCAJ1'11111So ~ -·• ""'""' •w• w...,.. = "''~ en1ng by de!ealbtc Galllpollll, 1'1111 was not conducted, not , , ' ' _ •• and drove II a run, was aided aingled ac:roaa John Rtoebero a three-1'1111 round-tripper to PomeroJ tllld KJpr Creek. tbe loW nr high hurdle 1181 111 & • .ft~_,.;lll.t Tbe lea1 richlhander of lhe by 1 lz.hlt 9aB Francisco with the ftra1 tally ollbe JIDIO propel tbe &llrol pest Tbe linal tally wu Pl. Pl... r..,_, 100 ·YARD DASH f "'~ San l'fanCII<le Giants cleared attack oil three Pirate hurlers, b1 tbe tb1n1 ataozi. SUlton nnw Meta. Borry Latmu, -:;::~ aut a; Galllpolll ~~~; Pome- no u...ent session found PHS, 'tp, _ Smith up hlo · fit!Ure aflor a few tilciuding WilDe Maya' ninlh 11 hilling a robuat .411. . reUeved RobiD Roberta durinBI''WIIt py, lid. YOI P . ltl4l. tllld Kypr CMit 11 Galllpolls winniniBII fll'lts. Pt . .. MILE RUN. . • 1 oesslbhs wltlllhat noted pfYclJO. home run of lhe ....., with a Aaron drove In ftvt nma with 1 tw•nm r1U7 Inhi:• d led Jilt..:~~ ::::• It leldln8 un111 PJeuant won lbree events IIlii. J,Ol. . . y .:.wiJli'~ .• JA. leglii\,,·D. l'l'llllk Shellenhe<k ID mao aboard. Perry sabatoged his loth tiiJd lllb homers of the all1Wd Ollly two an the linaleveol _ tbe IJlgb Jump. PtNneroy eaplured two blue .GallllliiOpoYIARDls in BE t ~f: oprlnf tF!¥nln« and baa awea bls own shutout bid by walking season, topo 1o lhe majora, ID slngh! run over 81-3 Althoulb the Blue Devlll' ribbons. · , 1·• 1·•· n ...~;!;; oppolientl iJishtmarea by wJJ. Jlann Clendenon with t1!e bases help aaap Atlanta'• ftve.game and was credited ·wllh S John Brolnl eaplured tbe even~ Pt. Pleaeanl picked up 20 44fl •YARD DASH - ~ nlng·lllljirst &vo·deelsions. loaded ID lhe lourtb. Ioelng streak. Tbe twin blows second victory against Pl. Plelllllll'o Nlberl IIIII f1um. point& with five second pla<e PP1 .51.2. · .,1,. <old Perry Sulloo Pltebea 8Imloat moved him put Duke lnlder deleata. ·!illllhed IOCOIId IIIII third, llnlsbea, and 12 more taUles 1180 YARD RUN - Annslrl!llt as : the Bll<b ..... poinla inlb four th1nl piece finishes. GAHS, 2:12.4. ASH ·.. '. ~ ib'.,:;;, 1leCOIId fiddle to brilliant 1o Gallipolll' aU. Thai, shoved Here's the mulls of Iasl 220 YARD 0 the Blaeb ohead ~aH f10lnl, llilbt's session: PHS, .2U. Jw~~ r.."'!:Wpped · w:-;::a~~~ Je8 tiiOUJh for the vlt\ory SHOT PIJT- Marnbotll. PP, Ill" 1': RELAY- Won by omu o 1f Jl Gou• •·-••· In d'l" llpollo In 3:52.2. ,,, ,, Plrlllea IH on sh hlta and ....,. was .....,.a ·· ' Second place winners ~~ increased the Glsnta rapidly WUllamson, Pt. Pleasant, .- tlle,lplam·.. ndlng· '·' ' N ·I..·.L lead to Jour bert, Pt. Bricld... deleated .Jt Pomeroy, 9row, PomeroyJ ~ tiling Perry did Capturing n!De of llllrat plae- Sbinl (R), Typ-olt (R), 18 II., ~. ":~.!': 7-5 Swlsber, Pomeroy, SaxoR, "'" wrons last year was lose i••• Middleport Hlgb School de- 3 "': &s•'- Jlusoell WHI"!""dlsda'amyondOII wtbelth Mlddlbelp· ~m ger Creek, Bruce Smtih, G.WO ameo-IZ lD 10 tlectsiona fested Ripley High 'n-2!i Ia I DiscUI ,••,, ' .. "'' "" polis, Putney, Pl. Pleasant 1M • . dual !rack meet Wndnesday BallH'gb(RJ), ~~.~_m(.R) Whit-' IIJ clUed,..., llltenatloaal I Junior Lefty Georgo Sauer Coacll Herb Shtlner's Rio ~ end wall:ed three. Jones, Pl Pleasant .. " 1 ~'\""Mao · bore after sehool. um,.-...- · ' w. L Pel. Grande CoUep Redmell drop- In tbe second gome, Cumber· The annual Soull1eastem Oljlo But aall!'ter SHellenback did Ripley touk the mOe replay latch, Tanneh!U, 5 ~ Hlndy. Columblla 12 1 .857 In: • ~=th, collected 1 bits pod both ends of 1 double head- land scored lhree in tbe top of District track and field meolil 11 Phoenll has mast 1 oew and tbe hl8h jump, lost all tbe Tf" ~ - Haw ' ' Jacksollvllle 14 ' .T/8 ott Gardner·~ had him Jn er WednesdaY afternooll to eum- the aecond, one In tbe fourth scheduled at Ohio Uoiverslty"oil men of Perry. He ·has pitched other events, and even was shut BaleyYardt ·D b Sauer Ball 1 1 .1171 ' lro bl lR tbe seventll whn berland, Ky. CeUege. s..res ~four In tbe sillth and sev- Saturday. . 88 three complete pmea, struck out .Jn lile shotput and tbe 11811 100 ' 1 1 .471 5~ Sa u 0 to strike out were 2-1 ill the 11rs1 pme end anlb Innings. Two doubles by Ill! 35 batters In 41 innings and. run. (R), Rader (R), IU Richmond 8 10 .444 6 ~ ,:"" ~h anti relirt the IN In !be nightcap. 'l'bo Red· McAianrls and a triple were ATHENS WINS JIOSied a fine 1.9'1 earned nlll How !hey finished (aU are MOo Run - Cbeedle, Way· Toronto 6 1 .400 61> . are now S-10 fur the ,.... Cumberland's only extra base I' ,.r6. 111011 11 average. His ~ record Is \be ~idijlepert .boys, unless other· br~tRt~, Ba~!:t, Rob- SyraCIISl! 5 JJ .2'18 9 ~...... s-7 opening !be .... 011. bita. J:"!:b!:~:..:~-Y••..,. 11811 e f second beet In the majii''s wise -d): ._ Buffalo S II .214 t ~.. fi behind Maricbaia• 11-0, ·Shotput. - Roblnaea, Vance bison, Hlndy, llllod, Sauer, 1• Wodoesday's Resulls enth, Wahama's Mitchell fan- Bill Morrison's aolo bome Huff held Hie Grande to IYO iD& to delhreoe Lop~~'o lllfAshley 36 fl 3 ID 311.>. ned but Gardner bit Gibbs, Fry 1D the bet1om of !be lblrd bits inclucling a double by Mor· ' 10 SEOAL kiii!Qiiu •.Tbe Biill7 J ebo ill 3 Rookie Don Suttoa notched Broad Jump · _ ll<>binsoo, 440 DaSh - Brown, Swartz, Syrae': ' "Bull~~ ~ doubled to put two on, end W. 1ng ,.81 RJo Graade't rlaon, Rio Grande's only : ; dop woa their 1CIII !'lortben hio lourtb victory lor Angeles[ Freshour tR), :51.5, Colum Arthur singled home two runs. 1o lhe flrat g111110. Ken base bit. The Redmon " lllvloioa lille Ia 11 yean. TbeJ 4 Richmond 1 by blanking Philadelphia r..o, ll8tJ Rua - Oller, TannehlU, Rochester Sauer at !bat point moved In double.,... the 01117 otber astra - run In each of tbe seeond, wiD play at Mlddleperl • Hank Aaron's two homers Cl)eatlle. 2:17.7. Toronto & Toledo O to preserve lhe vlctorv. base bit for lhe Redman. slitb and oeventh innings. Hull Wedne.day, May II, a1 C .p.· flOWered tbe Allanta Braves to 228 Dash- Sauer,llllod, Cumberland scored two nms struck out III and walked six. m., for tbo ovel'liU an 11-1 triumph over Clnciooatl er (Rl, :2U. Notional La.... Staodln11 Tbe Jackell actually """ It' when W AlldDs was hll by a tarted f Rio ehllmpionsblp. AHS 011111 and Hooston inoved lute second I By Untied Pmslnterlllllnal ' Mile Relay_ Ripley, 1:58. In lhe sixth wllh two runa pilclled ban. Jim Atkinl' pop- Jim Davis s or previooa crowu, Middleport· place by beating' New York IH. I National Leepepd In ly United Pre'w' JnLternaP~onGaiB when with tBwDolou~-~ Mooralkedo up fellil for I base hit tllld Rid· Gandran:i C:.l£hedgameU..:~thelnIRin!~ lov. . ·~ tripled ~ w ' eour doohled scoring botb . I •=======--"'i St .Louis at Chl•••o was rained St. Loots at ChlcaRo, P ' ra . · -. 'Lo Ang 001 002 OOZ- 6 8 0 Su Fu. 20 7 .711 Moore 'was fingered borne 011 1 ..,., McAianrls also had Ill tbe fourth Inning afler bemg Ii out. IPh:ta . 000 000 tlOif- 0 8 I Houslon 16 u .593 • balk, and Sauer doubled Swan doubie fer Cumberland. aplked In the knee. He save.::~ MIDDLEPORT Tile Chicago White SoJ: edged Sutton (H) and Ro.ehoro; L PtttsburBh 14 10 .583 t~ home. Ken Grady went all the five hila, struek 001 three Baltimore 3-2 Ia 11 innings, Jackson, Knowles 16), Fox {9) I Los Ans. 15 12 .556 5 GettiiJ8\ tbe Jackets' nlfte fllr Rio Grande. Tho two runs walkLarryed ":'iuer oame nn and Kansas City twice eame from and Dalrymple. LP- 1. Jackso• 11 11 .500 6~ hila wye Moor& a double 111111 were unearned. He gave up lhree d third behind to Dip Bnslon 11-5 In 10 1(!H). 14 li .483 7 triple, Swan a double, Sauer • five hill, struck MJI ali 111111 allow: runs, SHOW GROUNDS IDDings and California upended . York 9 11 .450 triple and double, Gary '!tobart nlted lhree. Sbrintr causht . hits lutck out two and 10 15 .400 I end Gardner each a alngle and llrat geme up m ' 1 PYTHIAN San Fran 200 1102 002-- 6 U 0 St Lo Is walked leur, Miller was re1lev· 9 14 •391 9 !log Leffingwell slnrle 11111 W00tz Aitu. allowed Pitts. · 000 100 tlOif- 1 6 I Chi. u JliO ~ er a . ed by Jack Peterso• With 12 double. 1 11 PARK Perry 15-IJ) and Haller; I cago nm 11111 gsve up 111 hila one out in tbe seventh. Peter· ASH AND . Schwall, Mlkkel!en <S), Mo- . ~W YORK (UP!) - Five Wedllesdafl Games Wahama hitters were Fry a Cumherltllld. He lllrUck oot ..,. gave up two hils, struck Bean 18! and Pagllaroni. LP- ' Ohio college ~ers were St. loois at Qoicago, ppd, raiR muhfe, W. Arthur two alnglea 11111 two and aever relinquished SYCAMORE ,. Schwall (1-1) . . HR-Mays (9th). Iplek.ed In We<!Deaday s draft by Houaton 8 ~ Yori 4, oigbt and Sawyers, Baley and D. Brown Will Return a walk. -,~ INational· BaslieM Ang. l Pbi1a t, night . Artbur each a single. Home Tbia Weekeud Tbe Redmen s• to Marshall ers·./;''' 5 ' 1131. ·, ,clubs. ,, ', San Frail I ~buri\1 ..1. niJbl G~ 1111111011 lour, walked CLEVELAND (UPJ)lor I •inB!tl game Ibis after' ~ .·· . H. . · .OOZ OtiO"' f : Daylon'l s.folit.-11 H....,. Allanta I CiiJciJmaiH;·lilgbt · • · nobody, Saueelanned two, •alk· stop Larry Brown o1 tbe aoo• end are home Saturday at . . N"" York ' ID2 000 .100- 4 1 · ·. pi~ ~ ed nobody Artbur fanned noRJn G ande for a double heed· Pat Edwards ·ol Middleport Robe .. rll Latman (3) Owena liel was tbe hlsbest "" uum -anclay'a Probable Pitchers body 'll'alked nohod• and land indlaJJI will be brought r. ., h' U . 'ty "" School arded fine 38 ' ' Ohl p1 ers Tbe Los ... • "1 hom 0 Saturd ~- N y t tl' agamst ute 0 10 mvers1 0 HI,, c a f (9) and Bateman; McGraw, among ay lck~ him Houstan at New York, night, Gibbs working three inninp, ay u- ew or • J.V Squad. Game time Is 1 P m. Wednesday in a four-team gol Bearnartb _<6), Ellers (I) and IAnselea Lakers P ., Farrell (tH) vs. Hamilton (3-2). fanned 3, walked 1. where be was IDjured In 1 UNESCORES · match on the Pomeroy course Grote. WP-Latman IZ.2). LP- tbe second round. Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Wahama 000 011 H 1 3 llsloJJ Wllh outfielder Leoo WagFlnt Game when the Middles upended Nel· McGraw tl-3). HRS-Staub ' Ken Wilhura of Central Dryodale (2-3) vs. Middleport 021 %02 1- 7 7 3 aer May 4· Cumber! nd 000 020 ll-2 s o sonville Ill> lo 211, Wabama 13 (:!nd), Wynn 15111). . was a fourt!J roiiiRi- cbolce !3-1). D. Artbur (LP), Gibbs 141, Indiana President Gab< Rio Gr.:ne 001 000 ll-1 6 10 to 3, and Pomeroy "' to 51>. llhe Philadelphia 7lerL San at Pittsburgh, and SaWYers, Gardner (WPt, aald doctnra agreed Brown Batteries· Cumberland Three other boys, one from Cine! tltlO 001 OOll- I 7 1 and final round eholcea Markhal (~) va. Veale Sauer (7) and Swan. Moore (Sl. could be brought blek to tins IIlii Collins; Rio Grande-- I each leBIJO··ll4d 41~ They were Atanta il01 030 OIJ:- 8 8 0: Bryan W!Uiama of Umpires: c. Winebrenner, land wllh h1l wife, Helen, 111111 Grad and Sbrin!ii. Pat StorY nfPomeroy, Ray Red· Eliis, Davldaon (5), Arrlg11 pleked by the st. Louis Jlawb; at st Louis, night, plate; Ingels, Allenswnrlb, bas- male attendant. Tbe Y man of Wahema and Steve I (7! and Edwards; Cloninger, Roland west of Clnclmlatl,. (1-2) vs, WashhurD I es. wm b1 met at tbe airport SOC.nd Game Schultz tf Nelsonville, IOlivo (8) and Torre. WP-~ Baltlmere, and RoR Krick <1-2), u ambulance and taken Cumb<rland oao 104 4-12 13 3 PomeJ'O)' defeated bolh Wa· Cloninger (3-3). LP-Emt <1-5). CinclnnaU, by the ClnciRnatl i Frida , Games Chgo 3 Ballo 2, night Ill Inns) Shaker llletllcal Center, RJn Grande 010 001 1- 3 5 7 1 hama .ill(f Nelsonville, though iliJIS-.A•ron 2 !lOth & lllbJ Royala. 1 Y w night , K.C. 1 Bns. 5, night (10 Inns) he w•U be under lhe care Batteries: Cumberland point lotltla were not reP?rted. iTom <ltb), Shamsky (5111), Tbe Ro lis -·• the ompbasle .::"' :".t"~:adel~ nlcht Cal, 7. Wash 6, night. (10 Inns) Dr. VIc Ippolito, team Ruff and Newlon: Rio ?r~~d~·l ~~~~~ - · Y ... ow . gb ·ght Thnnday's Pnbable Pllebera clan. Davis Miller <4) Fm'Aorlda Vacation American Leagae on their pleb 011 center, dJoo&. Los Ang. at Plttsbur ' "' New York ot Minnesota Bron IUffered • okul11fr~a~c~:·[-;~!!!)~and~~~·~.a~usb~~ll•:__'_ _ _ ~======~=~ ·, 141!-r~-~~ :!~Ill . New York at Minn, ppd, rain. : In& sevea-loot Wall Wesley .Dl Auanta at St Lows, lllghl twilight, Peterson (2-1) vo: tore and broken jaw and cl . ~ontnll Detroit at Cleveland, pptl, rail. I Kansas: ID lbelr llral plcl<. Cin· ClnciDnati at Chicago Kaat <2-!l or Grant (2-2). bone iR the eolllston and I• " Con Gal Iellmati a second rouatl ebolee Amtrleu Leape IltalldiDJ• Washington at Callfomla, be nut of actlou lor tbe Ctrtlf · · 'Gas Stotlon (II Jnnl ) ,... Jerry Lee Weill of Okfa. ) 1opeo malnder of the season 'II, Mlln siNo~ ,,.,.,.,, o. Chgo 000 :s 01-1 7 o I boma City and Weill' teammate By Ualtod Prtn ln-tloDaf night, Ortega U·l vo. · 1100 'James Ware, 1hlnl pick. W. L Pel. GB (Z.~irnil ot Cleveland, night, Chicago at Ba1Umere, lllgbt, Doctor and Pharmacist Otber lloyaia oell!cllono 'll'trt Balttmnre 16 5 .762 ... llcl.aiR t4-l) vs. MelloweD 14- Horlen (1·2) vs. Bertains (1.0). Charley Scbmua of VlrBfnla mll· Cleveland 15 5 ,750 1> I) (OIIty Games Seheduled) Are Allies for Heahh ltary, Rlcb Paris tl Sl Louis, DetroU 14 9 AOII ! :;;_·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioooiiiii"'i Steve Culmlaglulm of WeaterD California II 10 .183 I~ •' Kentucky and Garey 8ciJull of Chicago 12 t .571 4 lllnneaota t 10 .474 6 Forida Stale. . Dick Synder cl Davldool, I Waahlngtsll 8 14 .3M 81> 1aati~ of Norlh Centea, Oblo, KaDsaa City 8 15 .148 t I aecood I'OIIId pi'* tl the New York 7 18 .3M !0 . FOR THE GRADUATE Louis Hawb. Boetol 7 17 .29! 10~ ....._ · - - Weillnday'l Ronlll 1100.100 111111-1 71 MY. at MinD, 111gb~ ppll, John, Flllher (1), lllf&blo (t), Del 111 Cleve, 111gb~ ppd, rain c~oose """' our ,.,.,. t9), Looter (10), selecliotl ol ,..ti071Gltv Buzbardl !11) tllld McN!'flneY, adt><rlil<d brands • • • When your doctor prescribes, he IMarllll (I); MeNIIIy, Dnbo• <8), s. Miller (t), elY AllOW knows our registered pharmaBra!~':" (10) and EtcbebarWP-Locker (s-2). LP- . . . . MIIOIIS GllllA'r eMEN'S JEWELRY BY cists compound the prescription Brabender (0-1), ~bfU.a.. buiiWbo- ""'"""""""""""'"""""""""!!!!!!...:: :________ SUN MARK 1 DAfl Y SENTfNEl ALARM CLOCK eCHANEL I i 48 Hour $,.33 eDANA , .~~1S:: !!~~!:'~.twolborua:.~ lm~~i..~~~t~lm~,:!i\:to:!: :~t!~E Gaylord ·ferr.y whose owa Amerlc!an League action. New tbe Phlla to Ill IIDglel, ~truck ~' WltD re prp~~ ""'" . ;,.,. through 'York at Mlnneuta IIlii Detroit out elsbt and coo~ tlnl Chi Cbi Olivo, Edwards Cards 38 to"Lead • f , .' . ' ..Mtddyr...nl OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW THEY'RE ••• w. t•ve commlllee durms an or· eroy's business district at It :26 ·1 k . m. loday was 86 !legrtet un' •. _ . 'til( parUy <loudy aklq, I THE SHOE BOX 6:00 TO 8:00 theme chosen for the show The Beauty of the Good Earth. h~1r1 Crisp, Rt . I. LanRsville. by a . MASON - . JOB I 1 Sh'ft £Votes Furnishings HOIIIt '-"" .'.U":·-· Wingett Wins Ch , h' 0£ C , •· or the Juntcr (.;tass. 'me !' Nlw • first grade and stu· tio1ar ...1 fenll tbe tnroUed In kindergarten ' · · • · 1 c8au unaa1t w1 rbesid e 1encethany n e 1"c tur lhe JCbiJOI term betlinnlng dleport. • Cemetery. Jltpt. 11168. ~~!!i:~~~ Survivors are these children : • The program is set up for two Carl and Lawrence, Syracuse ~ eacb day, five day• a Elizabeth Stewart, MI. v~rnon : 1rHk, for Sll weeks, starting Edl!ion, Syracu!'le: VJTgmia June I IIlii tndi"' July 15. Rice, Jackson, Michigan : Nor. jlours will be from 9 a.m. to 11 3JrffiaDS JP man, Columbus: Oris, 6yra· . :r. 1• each day. Jnstrn('tor ~ will cuse; Mildred Pierce, Syracust; de Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. Mrs. and William of SyraClllie. 4)to'" Harling!!! , assisted by Offiffittfee Her husband, Leslie, and a et(lbt student a[11H.: Total ap· , dalll!hler, Louise Anderson, pre· priiprlatloil for 'tills j>rogrem I! I . . ceded her In death. She has 16;{7Ui. E. A. <Bud) Wmgett. Rarme, , two brothers, Thomas F. Hend· ;Ill,. ~~UWW~:~!Jtlm wi11 be plaoed ,at the entrance JCient X1 . • lo In ~ Ia tbe !bOrne of lhe Wabama Junior ~ Selllor B!lilquet til be held tlii• Friday, May 13th. Tbe dloner wm be sewed at 1 FOR M H bb d ~= ~:~-:t.!~;,~.~~ ~--,,....,.,.,~~"' ary u ar Gi~::inR~:~~~:~;ey, Hartford, ~ today lhat the pre- Leland Browo J Dies Wednesday scheduling was appointed chairman of lhe ~~- ,project under Tl· Mlddl H b' a buo r committ... T h , I Looking,., l~npellllve o] I rI i;; eport lg sc ool, bas been noUfitid that be has beeu acceyted . by the Hlgb School ~1 111 •- tu ~-~lJlne<nng. •• Dw ~ . held 8 t M1<' bl &BD StIK" •- u Dl· verslty, Eaot l.anslug, Mich· Joue 19 tbrougb July I. He ta Mrs. Betty Rawiiucs ~nded for her -beet publlclty handled dutfiil ·: tbe .p Ut year. Mrs. Arlene Mella!J. lei presented tbe. chapter wltb AI ,. . ..__.,._;i;;;;,.__..... t I b Ill• __ ,.,.. • "Iii t'iU cl P.L...10 bas been approYid, according to R. A. Horn, D'-M•r ofihe Divl·s·lon of Fed· ·~w ' n-pt. of II . AlsiaiiD<:o, Oh10 =· uettlon. 1bla pro.,.om will be avalla· ~It to aU student& scheduled to ..: . ~ m FBIII&Y wu ·MASQ~ -•'Showers of Stars" ' ' IJtll1 JenUnel, Ppmoroy·~ •0 ., X.f. Jl;>1• ~ 1 eeremony at • meet •1 tl lhe to tile two towns, after dinner speech wlll be Ohio Eta Phi Chaoter, 8eta Sll· · Biven by Principal Clyde Foley. · ·· · ma Phi Soi:Orlty; Tueoo!Jy ev- Tbe cultural proKi'am entitled MusiC for dancing wlll be proMlddlopcirt, 0. -NO~ enlng al lhe Gas Co. offices in "The Arl of UvinS," was given vlded by "Tbe Temps!' .A _ Middleport. by Lola Moore and Included 11,..,.._... = -" = ·-= ,.,. group dlscu"Ion. Follolflng , ' I'1 " ~ April Smith, Immediate past meetlnl relreshmenta were I'CHERAO president, was the lnstolllns of· ed by Barbara' Belllns 8lld ftcer lor the service. New offt. Meadows. cers Include Mllrlha Escbleman, · president; Lila Mitch, vice pres- Attending were Rita 11a11, 11 IE !'low......,. lhe d~<led lotion ident; Judy Crooks, secretary; Barbra Betz104, Ltls Clelland, MlBB form the 1...,n10 anowu, u Doris Ewing, corre~pondlng Judy Crooks, Marha · \I sled hTibe above cutoon. secretary; Pat Hlndy, Treaaur- Doris Ewln&, Clrolyn Grueser, A d er; and Mrs. A. R. Knight, Susie Harris, Pat ,Hindy, Bet· [ ' 'f oponsor. flY Herky, ROietla Lisle, Arlen~ll Look good on the job and have foot com L_..,_..____..... _ .._ _. k A l '"·Da·'el, Jnda Meadowo, I !Q .. Durin& lhe bwlneoa meeting Mitch, Lois Moore, Betty Raw· fort tool .,., .• Come in, try on 1 pair of 11......., CIIGO DJII1' IIFAIL 11ACUP lhe chapter voted to purchase Ungs, Barbara RIW and April eye glas,.. for a nudy child. Smith, these rugged performers I Auwcn 1,.,., • hutr Mbu•••rap, 4Jid daU It ..,., 11 A dlseusalon was held concern· .~~j.j".; ing entering a float In the reBAND RATED BIOH getta parade and a committee Maaon- The Wohamo Wlllte ' was appointed Including Betty Falcon Band received lwo ex· ' RawUngs, chairman and Caro- ceilent (I) ratings recently at lyn Grueser, Doris Ewing, Ro- the 31st annual Hunllnaton Band setta Lisle and Lois Clelland, FesUval, for Ita wark on march· Continued from page I In& and concert. Gerald to become a conlroversial lead· 0 C 0 It was announe!d tllat lhe mons, band director, only er of liberal Protestantism, bas • chapter will operate .• CODCOS· led them. 'i'ltlrty-HVeD resigned o top Episcopal post slon •tand for the regional Miss parUclpated In lhe ffsUval. lo devole hiS life to studying America P•«••nt. Tbo ...IUP ... oeoompanylJIC tbe blld II I .. lhe paradox" ef the church. planned to h~vt Nancy Efaw, were Frank CApehart, Carson P1ke, 53, controversial biShop NEW HAVEN _ A schedule home economiSt, present a pr.. Roush, Russell Capelmrt, of California, announced Wed-.1 ' gram during the year. The Harry Hoffman. Following nesd>y that he would join the 1 planning meeting for the flower chapter wiU meet at the Colum· parade Saturday, one but Reg, $5.99 Center for the Study of show that will be hold by bus and Southern Ohio Electrle of ltudants atlended an oulln•ll Democratic Institutions at San- I New Haven and Nehadima Gar- Company offices next year on at Camden Park and the ot~er II ta Barbara, CalU. den dubs at tho Ma11011 County lhe second and fourth Wednes· bus came directly home. Riveted Blutcher. Seamless Quarter. RubF . M 1 12-13 h ld 0 - --· -.:~;ly a~'::.e homewo~s M:s. ~.; W. ICC ber Heel. E. E Widths. Sizes 6Y2·I2. wlio lrill retire this be provided by Miss Jean Tilllll, ,...,,.u..... u Prol.._l for Kindergarl en Js Appoved a.,~ Of tile montll. . ' . ~fll~ers _were m.~~~~~ ~~~s;:t~m:~!~~hi:~ ~~1:;n ~ ~ky"':.:f.'.• pr~- . New lh ttll Jlutu·et•ne I " ['<f ] II .. fl J -•lhooe .. -......, llulll (10 Innings) lola """' - • ' • ~ quai!IJ 1100 103 000 1- I 7 o . ,lhat -~ont~ot..... K.C. 101 000 ltl2 S- I I Santiago, Senders 19), Radlalz 110) anti Ryaa, TlllmaD (I); Wyatt (1), Kr~usee <t), (t); AUr (40) and WP-All<r (1.0). LP(1-5), llll-lltahL <2nd). I - ....... SWANK •SPORTSWEAR by RUGBY .JADE EAST BY SWANK eSLACKS BY JAYMAR AND HUBBARD precisely the right way. We stand ready at all times to serve you from our fresh, potent stock including the newest "miracle drugs," L~. '. You Can Depend on Us For All Prescriptions ·, . �I •I • , '!'I I < ,. ' ;.~ . • ,<~· ,\(" ~. .,, ' .. ,~,ka~ Jlbineroy.)ll~dleport, o., l, " . .; ; .. NfNI Oilicers .,.::. ftrntNtfJl"' rii.,;;iw~•I•I'I...,,...J. , , i .· Q1J 1.!:1' ~~.·· \ A·•·/nW.all-.1 ~bleiheMflilrlul!lbl.., · · ''II. · ~' ·~ " oneioUor .....h...-~ B So · 'Ill ·torm four erdlllll1 ,.,... Y iOrt., May lZ, l!IM - - - - Rutlanq'Aiumni to Honor M 28th 00 . _·n••.AU~ ___'. ~ a. e~.S~D . wwnm ay an~ ur~~.. .I'f VEVER 1::-.:.:.-:=-I.·, [-] .r.JJ Aluauil Aaa9dallon · will honor 175., cents dues to mainiBin their 9,;;.0,..,,P!JIIM,..1 lonner Rut- memheroilip. ...... :f' ~· teacher and , Special entertainment wiu [ VT ~ · 't t P man ~ i)CROOJ i tena, w .,t:•N ll!l!lftlelo U MeJ;s" CGullty Sup- Class of 1966, vo<RI solo: M•u fl'{l!lendent of S!:bools, during Jane Lucas, Class of 11116, dra· Its 17th lllllll8l rounloa Satur- moUe monologue, and by a t!Q, ~ a. ,qull'IA!t of David Grate, John ' 1ile banquet aorved by the IGrote, Steve Grimn\ and Gent ~~0(1 PT~ will he&ln at 6:30 1Grote. Piano ac,~mpanists will p, m. Dantlng wUJ b< to the , be Mi511 Debbie Smith and M1ss IJIIISIC of the "Charles Ervin I Sab111 Canaday. ~Inlet" of Ohio University i Rev. C..1. Lemley of the Rot· IJ;o'!' t p. m. to midnlshtlland Methodist church, will &\ulre, dillci"C wiU also be igive the invocation and closing =etfw!lb Clinton Gllk•y, AI- l prayers. Floral arrangements , eaJIIDI. ;wUI b< by the Rutland Garden .!- buslaess meeting will be club and the Rutland Friendly ci!Jdueted by DaviG Wiseman, Gardeners. "jdeat; ~rl Snowden, vic• C<>mmlttees are : )d'lildent; MIJ'C!la DenisGn, 1 Nominating - Carol Pierc~. t r - , and Jean Parker ' . . ~ . ' Ichairman ; James Nicholson and ~d ~atlona are requJr. !Robert Nelson: Securing tables ldvaJMtO thia year and land chairs- Fred George, lll1lli bt. llllllo by Moy 26 1o !chairman: Paul Patterson, ~·~••• Parker, Box 93, Rut· ' Willie Dyer. Laurene Hoffm;.~; lliii lteoll'Yatlou are fl each Joe &lm, Kenneth Dav•s, 1 illld •.cl. 11!11111111 may brinr a Brown, Lewts. Kennedy and 8 ' 11 .1\111. , ~1\Y oiJubnuo Dot receiv· WC Ullodrd; Sehttmg tableJs - PWelorl ~ ID illvtlotlon may also make ana ay, " ~"man : oan " · Ullllbll lo II· ' Janet Momo, Judy Snowden, rJ- , ~n s Thomas, Ja~et B?hn, ~~ omas. and Adehne Snow • "" ntertamment and . program Jndy Sno~den, chaorman ; Mar· 10 Birchfield ond Janet Bolm: Decoratmg - Dnnna Nelmn, chairman ; Janet Bolm and Rcva Snowden, co-chBll'men; Pro. :;ams - Miss Martha Ohling. I I ~nter ::.·:~~n M~. ,~~/,'~'·M~· rn· fA··-.......... ' T"""'.,.. i 0, . . Ji . • . p· '} aacme Upt s retta q,~. ay ' 1 t :{; . ' · . pe · , ~d N•g~t UPJ BrJe• £S I VISIT OUR . IUDGET SHOP IAKD fURNJTURE THE LEATHER WORK SHOE Meetmg ' He}d T S hed }e Flower Show Services are aunounced for Mrs. Mary Mae Hubbard. 7!, Syracuse, who died Wednesday evening at her home, on Sodur· day at 2 p. m. at the Ewing l Funeral Home. Friends may s ·.88 OPEN wa~ re-elected cha1rman of the rix, Middleport, 1 nd Arthur I ~e1g s Cou~ty Demo~rat exeru- Hendrix, Pomeroy. 2'TONIGHT -..._,_... Refreshments were served Mrs. Gibbs to · Mrs. William MIDDLEPORT, 0. Farmers Bank & Savings Co. Crow. Mrs. Hallie Roush, Mrs. Ruth Batley, Mrs. Tom Hoff· Member FDIC ~---w. Pomoroy m~~~·~·· L~~~;~d~:~~~Ysh~p~· ~~·of:fi:lt.,..a:n:dE:.::~=~IQ~b~~Z~l~:~::.. ~~· . ~Y~·~ VA. CUSTOMERS--.., Shop Til 6:30 P.M. WMkdaya & 10 PM S.Jurdoy Iganiz.utional meeting Wednesday night in lhe courthouse. Reservations Due IcratWlngell, according to Demo- For Wahama Alumni sourcros, defeated Jack The Executive . 1 Spalding I large majority in the balloting. I committee of the Wahama High In_ oth~r activi ty, Chester ~r- : school alum~i has set May_ 15 "boy oa lhe Mton'" ts tbt - wm, M1ddleport, became chatr- 1 as the deadlme for reservatmns ttl .to De pruented by Ra.· 1man ur the D~mocrat Central i for the annual bBnquet and lfuientary ICbOOlltudentl Committee in a contest with dance May 28. The banquet JSy, May 13, at a p. m. in Francis Andrew, Long Bottom. will be served at 6:30 p. m. tJt Soutbel'll Junior Hlch aud· Samuel Mays, Rutland , " " I (DST! in the cafeteria by tbe itQtJUm, directed by vocal in- , elected secrel.ary of both the 1Band Boosters and the dance atl"Uetor Mrs. Lee Lee ISiist· executive and central commit· Iat 9 p. m. in the gymnasium the tle]llllllary ~ers. tees while Troy Zwilling wu with music by tbe "Star Dll!ll· In& ~I'll*• include named as treasurer or both ers." flurke, teac11er of tbe Igroups. The committet also i Letters have been mailed to and Arrow achoel· Steve i began appointments to Central I all alumni with reservation p ·en, &be ' 1Man Jn ' t h 1 :Committee posts where n~ ICorms. which are to be re· ' ••: !lay Frlllk,. western i candldotos flied for the May 3 i lumed to the secretary by .,., . c. . Doug flees the weat. !elect1on. IMay 15. Any alumni not rece1v· 'mu ill Nav~jo eountyj ! ing a form should contact Mrs. Ullll!' Hoback and Debbie John· I Earl Fields of Hartford, phon• j with schaol children, An882·2380. There will be a meet· .,Popp, I.GWM COle, ll@nlse l ing in the high school ~vm at I 1 Jleverly Ervin Ricky 7:30 p. m. Saturday, May 15, 1 ' Rodney Nelgl;r and DJ. ! OWS to work on the decorations. AI· · Farra. · ' umni President Ray (Red) priM winners annoui'K!· ' jTucker requests all alumni to ' conjunctl<iit with tbe I I 0 ' attend Ibis meeting and help I ll1i Mila PoweU, 'vie- l make this year's affair another i ky ' ohnsloll and 1\llke Sal,.r,! IIIUC<'Ossrul one. I Mike McLain KeJ. • The Meigs county boar~ or ·. .,.Ide· 1 n. Met~ and Dianne' Far· I electionR has finished ih official Veteran• Memorial Hospital 1 1 y· grade· Nancy ours ; count and r!oorted only a few Admissions - William Owens I ~a~ h Burke ~ Becky Prof~ : minor <'hanges. it wtt'l report- Jr, Middlepor.t : John Ginther, Ill · grade. .: ed loday. Chester: Jesse TutUe, Lang ' The unofficial total democrat Bottom: Mabel Davis , PomeNOUI'ICE INSPI!CI'fON vole was 1,226 while the official roy; Mabel Marshall, Portland; ·rril!lonvllle Chapter 256, Or· count .is 1,227. 'Il.e unofficial James Lew1s, Pomeroy. . . , de tf the EUtern Star wm jrepublican vole was 3,947 and Dtscbarges - Mrs, Wilham , ho •1 grand"lhlpeetlon ~lth the the final count was 3,952. Unof~ Carswell and son. Orpha Husw 'I Grand Patron, Charles Ificially, 2fi persons voted on o~· sell, Luna O~ens, Guy Reut· I JobJoon as iMpectlng officer t ly the bond issue. while the of- er, Oney Bnzendine, Pearl Frlfay 'May 13 at 8 o'clock at Ifioial count showed 36. Stuckey, Tara !lacon, Roher! I the»t'a~isonvil1to Gra~ SChoo). ( It was also reporled unoffl. Grant, Grace Carr, ~II ma I will be oerved at sl•. dally that Kenneth Hager had Helnerman, Roger Alk1ns. -·-· -· · - ·-. 193 write-in votes for tile full term or !'ounly commissioner C ~F C TO MEET 1 · 1200 Paul Slmun count write-In eRn- Commerce will holdChamber Its regular while the official showed Thet Middleport of I D""I11'ED t'U IN'I'EII&~'I 01 . ' F d "''' didate for the une<pired lerm meet ng rl ay, May 13, at !IEIU8 <ItA- ~HEA ' . . . ' 7·ll0 p m at th Col mb d . :' 141 , . , . • · o--. ,. ....,..... , :had 322 unofflcJally wh1Je the ~~ th · · ()h' eEl ". "'eo an 10 ~ ectnc • - ,...,....... ••II•• official rount showrd ::132. Both ·'lVU ern . ofh t-ht"lt ...., •f"1'11Mf1 ""~ 1 fice · , ••r~1 ., '"" tuMI•' ~ Tfte 0111ro qualified as candidates for this · · 111lllilt li'U~II1AIQ f'n.,.n, llu r.t1 ' I !II•~ St. fOoi'IWJO• , Ohlfl. t~1611 au, , gPnera eiPCtlon. ~NNOIJNCE SERVICE .nHr. f)ffk!e Pftoftf W'V ~- !IIIII [lfl tnr , - - -111 l'tloM W\ t.t1M . ' There will be evening serv· ~PH . .,. ..enna .,.. cn•lllnt I Melg1 General RORpltal 11 1 ire!l at the Keno Church of j "'~'?!. *' tit• pMt llff'lP~tn,•rn• AdmiiiiODS - Val Mid, Oh1• Friday, May 13, at 7:30 1 ..~~=1t:C:~ . "'~~;:;: ; Pomeroy ; Mrs. Henry Koehler, Christ p. m. Jerry Masters Ia minister. . ,,.. f'i,... ~"'' en,,. Syracuse. · · o.nv-.d ., Di:Jcharge1 - L. D. King. Froo Florida ll~e~tlon ;;~~;;;~~·" '"' ,_~~ ~ 11t nr~ I """' 14 Dey• al Nl1hiiJ . TE~.t ;., In Mi•ml INCh The temperatur• in Porn· Not • Cortl•tf OF GIFTS ... I l Official Count Sh LittJe GOLF BALLS 3 for A WORLD ! TIMEX WATCHES For Girls and Boys • BILLFOLDS e JEWEL BOXES eFABERGE °· fnfth II i s 99 Ball 100 Pens 4c HALLMARK Toothpaste 2 '" S3c SUPPORT 200 PACK JUMBO Napkins ·•· 27c Ht c 23c REG. 53c LSTERINE GRADUATION CARDS 50 PACK Envelopes • • 69 PAIR Denturcreme ~ •••S2c; ----------1 1; •,, • 7 .., RIG. 59c 95 Lysol • • • • • • .4t HYDiiOG.EN :~0~~~~~~-~-~-~~~~---==~~~~~ PeroJide \ --- 4 ' 1· 11C ·I 1 "'•• 1 .7&- lv.ryone Cen Got Cortlfltd Gu Statio" *· Main "'"' '•m•roy, . ' 0,' ::mW:.. 73 MIU. ST, , MIDDLEPORT;.0. . ,, P w--...... ... .......,_, ' .' •: ' ! . ·· JUMif"C}-. '""'"'ile .Ill .,. . : , ' n nou'"=~ ~:arrival - G-ill "'1 Gardner Wm' 7·5 Over WTI..l'teFalCODS Midd" R.UD 0ver Rip}e.y 75-25 I·n Track and Field :=, sw~ Q ppetl. n::-.:.:: Cumberland ""'res Double who~~ :t'Fal®ol -d.. Pleaean~ v·Ictory 0ver Rio'.' . Redmen I I AL LinescoreS I . lea,.._ I F'IVe Obioans Selected m' =-:. to'::,.. I"'" ~~- 17 Annual Draft '1 \'In- !"" THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR Try it. Pure ..grain and premium-draft-brewed with Process 14-K. <=IFTS •afll REG. 75c HOSE GAllS onFinal_Even! ~~ ~~. ~~~-~~1~c ~ Colcb :a, Dkt Jlorton.'t ri. .. .. ~io. ""'" ~ ,_.., ~o: ....r •uu~" •u•r - , ·:J~il ~ Ptetunt Blc Blocb a toil wll helcl. Jim GUmor• has 118, ,, • ' r ,Wtl onalylls, Ill eauslng b'au~~~M at CIO"leland were rained out. bits to tile Dndim attaedc~ Hbet vJetoryRu""'InS:b hit 1 Jwo.run 1--·)}_,~ 41U1!frqular traok. lleld - Iaiit only one lime in this ~ ~~O.W l·~~ 'h 0 I b' 1 1h 0 National a11o drovo In wbal prov bl "'' ~ K- ~_,_ all year. Tbe 17 8 • _ ·. ·t . ~ · • '· u "'" · P~, w· ho co"-~"" ~ hill the -'-•·• run when •· homer and Jim ..,__ slammed ., n - """"' -~ r- · · DISCUS MCCAJ1'11111So ~ -·• ""'""' •w• w...,.. = "''~ en1ng by de!ealbtc Galllpollll, 1'1111 was not conducted, not , , ' ' _ •• and drove II a run, was aided aingled ac:roaa John Rtoebero a three-1'1111 round-tripper to PomeroJ tllld KJpr Creek. tbe loW nr high hurdle 1181 111 & • .ft~_,.;lll.t Tbe lea1 richlhander of lhe by 1 lz.hlt 9aB Francisco with the ftra1 tally ollbe JIDIO propel tbe &llrol pest Tbe linal tally wu Pl. Pl... r..,_, 100 ·YARD DASH f "'~ San l'fanCII<le Giants cleared attack oil three Pirate hurlers, b1 tbe tb1n1 ataozi. SUlton nnw Meta. Borry Latmu, -:;::~ aut a; Galllpolll ~~~; Pome- no u...ent session found PHS, 'tp, _ Smith up hlo · fit!Ure aflor a few tilciuding WilDe Maya' ninlh 11 hilling a robuat .411. . reUeved RobiD Roberta durinBI''WIIt py, lid. YOI P . ltl4l. tllld Kypr CMit 11 Galllpolls winniniBII fll'lts. Pt . .. MILE RUN. . • 1 oesslbhs wltlllhat noted pfYclJO. home run of lhe ....., with a Aaron drove In ftvt nma with 1 tw•nm r1U7 Inhi:• d led Jilt..:~~ ::::• It leldln8 un111 PJeuant won lbree events IIlii. J,Ol. . . y .:.wiJli'~ .• JA. leglii\,,·D. l'l'llllk Shellenhe<k ID mao aboard. Perry sabatoged his loth tiiJd lllb homers of the all1Wd Ollly two an the linaleveol _ tbe IJlgb Jump. PtNneroy eaplured two blue .GallllliiOpoYIARDls in BE t ~f: oprlnf tF!¥nln« and baa awea bls own shutout bid by walking season, topo 1o lhe majora, ID slngh! run over 81-3 Althoulb the Blue Devlll' ribbons. · , 1·• 1·•· n ...~;!;; oppolientl iJishtmarea by wJJ. Jlann Clendenon with t1!e bases help aaap Atlanta'• ftve.game and was credited ·wllh S John Brolnl eaplured tbe even~ Pt. Pleaeanl picked up 20 44fl •YARD DASH - ~ nlng·lllljirst &vo·deelsions. loaded ID lhe lourtb. Ioelng streak. Tbe twin blows second victory against Pl. Plelllllll'o Nlberl IIIII f1um. point& with five second pla<e PP1 .51.2. · .,1,. <old Perry Sulloo Pltebea 8Imloat moved him put Duke lnlder deleata. ·!illllhed IOCOIId IIIII third, llnlsbea, and 12 more taUles 1180 YARD RUN - Annslrl!llt as : the Bll<b ..... poinla inlb four th1nl piece finishes. GAHS, 2:12.4. ASH ·.. '. ~ ib'.,:;;, 1leCOIId fiddle to brilliant 1o Gallipolll' aU. Thai, shoved Here's the mulls of Iasl 220 YARD 0 the Blaeb ohead ~aH f10lnl, llilbt's session: PHS, .2U. Jw~~ r.."'!:Wpped · w:-;::a~~~ Je8 tiiOUJh for the vlt\ory SHOT PIJT- Marnbotll. PP, Ill" 1': RELAY- Won by omu o 1f Jl Gou• •·-••· In d'l" llpollo In 3:52.2. ,,, ,, Plrlllea IH on sh hlta and ....,. was .....,.a ·· ' Second place winners ~~ increased the Glsnta rapidly WUllamson, Pt. Pleasant, .- tlle,lplam·.. ndlng· '·' ' N ·I..·.L lead to Jour bert, Pt. Bricld... deleated .Jt Pomeroy, 9row, PomeroyJ ~ tiling Perry did Capturing n!De of llllrat plae- Sbinl (R), Typ-olt (R), 18 II., ~. ":~.!': 7-5 Swlsber, Pomeroy, SaxoR, "'" wrons last year was lose i••• Middleport Hlgb School de- 3 "': &s•'- Jlusoell WHI"!""dlsda'amyondOII wtbelth Mlddlbelp· ~m ger Creek, Bruce Smtih, G.WO ameo-IZ lD 10 tlectsiona fested Ripley High 'n-2!i Ia I DiscUI ,••,, ' .. "'' "" polis, Putney, Pl. Pleasant 1M • . dual !rack meet Wndnesday BallH'gb(RJ), ~~.~_m(.R) Whit-' IIJ clUed,..., llltenatloaal I Junior Lefty Georgo Sauer Coacll Herb Shtlner's Rio ~ end wall:ed three. Jones, Pl Pleasant .. " 1 ~'\""Mao · bore after sehool. um,.-...- · ' w. L Pel. Grande CoUep Redmell drop- In tbe second gome, Cumber· The annual Soull1eastem Oljlo But aall!'ter SHellenback did Ripley touk the mOe replay latch, Tanneh!U, 5 ~ Hlndy. Columblla 12 1 .857 In: • ~=th, collected 1 bits pod both ends of 1 double head- land scored lhree in tbe top of District track and field meolil 11 Phoenll has mast 1 oew and tbe hl8h jump, lost all tbe Tf" ~ - Haw ' ' Jacksollvllle 14 ' .T/8 ott Gardner·~ had him Jn er WednesdaY afternooll to eum- the aecond, one In tbe fourth scheduled at Ohio Uoiverslty"oil men of Perry. He ·has pitched other events, and even was shut BaleyYardt ·D b Sauer Ball 1 1 .1171 ' lro bl lR tbe seventll whn berland, Ky. CeUege. s..res ~four In tbe sillth and sev- Saturday. . 88 three complete pmea, struck out .Jn lile shotput and tbe 11811 100 ' 1 1 .471 5~ Sa u 0 to strike out were 2-1 ill the 11rs1 pme end anlb Innings. Two doubles by Ill! 35 batters In 41 innings and. run. (R), Rader (R), IU Richmond 8 10 .444 6 ~ ,:"" ~h anti relirt the IN In !be nightcap. 'l'bo Red· McAianrls and a triple were ATHENS WINS JIOSied a fine 1.9'1 earned nlll How !hey finished (aU are MOo Run - Cbeedle, Way· Toronto 6 1 .400 61> . are now S-10 fur the ,.... Cumberland's only extra base I' ,.r6. 111011 11 average. His ~ record Is \be ~idijlepert .boys, unless other· br~tRt~, Ba~!:t, Rob- SyraCIISl! 5 JJ .2'18 9 ~...... s-7 opening !be .... 011. bita. J:"!:b!:~:..:~-Y••..,. 11811 e f second beet In the majii''s wise -d): ._ Buffalo S II .214 t ~.. fi behind Maricbaia• 11-0, ·Shotput. - Roblnaea, Vance bison, Hlndy, llllod, Sauer, 1• Wodoesday's Resulls enth, Wahama's Mitchell fan- Bill Morrison's aolo bome Huff held Hie Grande to IYO iD& to delhreoe Lop~~'o lllfAshley 36 fl 3 ID 311.>. ned but Gardner bit Gibbs, Fry 1D the bet1om of !be lblrd bits inclucling a double by Mor· ' 10 SEOAL kiii!Qiiu •.Tbe Biill7 J ebo ill 3 Rookie Don Suttoa notched Broad Jump · _ ll<>binsoo, 440 DaSh - Brown, Swartz, Syrae': ' "Bull~~ ~ doubled to put two on, end W. 1ng ,.81 RJo Graade't rlaon, Rio Grande's only : ; dop woa their 1CIII !'lortben hio lourtb victory lor Angeles[ Freshour tR), :51.5, Colum Arthur singled home two runs. 1o lhe flrat g111110. Ken base bit. The Redmon " lllvloioa lille Ia 11 yean. TbeJ 4 Richmond 1 by blanking Philadelphia r..o, ll8tJ Rua - Oller, TannehlU, Rochester Sauer at !bat point moved In double.,... the 01117 otber astra - run In each of tbe seeond, wiD play at Mlddleperl • Hank Aaron's two homers Cl)eatlle. 2:17.7. Toronto & Toledo O to preserve lhe vlctorv. base bit for lhe Redman. slitb and oeventh innings. Hull Wedne.day, May II, a1 C .p.· flOWered tbe Allanta Braves to 228 Dash- Sauer,llllod, Cumberland scored two nms struck out III and walked six. m., for tbo ovel'liU an 11-1 triumph over Clnciooatl er (Rl, :2U. Notional La.... Staodln11 Tbe Jackell actually """ It' when W AlldDs was hll by a tarted f Rio ehllmpionsblp. AHS 011111 and Hooston inoved lute second I By Untied Pmslnterlllllnal ' Mile Relay_ Ripley, 1:58. In lhe sixth wllh two runa pilclled ban. Jim Atkinl' pop- Jim Davis s or previooa crowu, Middleport· place by beating' New York IH. I National Leepepd In ly United Pre'w' JnLternaP~onGaiB when with tBwDolou~-~ Mooralkedo up fellil for I base hit tllld Rid· Gandran:i C:.l£hedgameU..:~thelnIRin!~ lov. . ·~ tripled ~ w ' eour doohled scoring botb . I •=======--"'i St .Louis at Chl•••o was rained St. Loots at ChlcaRo, P ' ra . · -. 'Lo Ang 001 002 OOZ- 6 8 0 Su Fu. 20 7 .711 Moore 'was fingered borne 011 1 ..,., McAianrls also had Ill tbe fourth Inning afler bemg Ii out. IPh:ta . 000 000 tlOif- 0 8 I Houslon 16 u .593 • balk, and Sauer doubled Swan doubie fer Cumberland. aplked In the knee. He save.::~ MIDDLEPORT Tile Chicago White SoJ: edged Sutton (H) and Ro.ehoro; L PtttsburBh 14 10 .583 t~ home. Ken Grady went all the five hila, struek 001 three Baltimore 3-2 Ia 11 innings, Jackson, Knowles 16), Fox {9) I Los Ans. 15 12 .556 5 GettiiJ8\ tbe Jackets' nlfte fllr Rio Grande. Tho two runs walkLarryed ":'iuer oame nn and Kansas City twice eame from and Dalrymple. LP- 1. Jackso• 11 11 .500 6~ hila wye Moor& a double 111111 were unearned. He gave up lhree d third behind to Dip Bnslon 11-5 In 10 1(!H). 14 li .483 7 triple, Swan a double, Sauer • five hill, struck MJI ali 111111 allow: runs, SHOW GROUNDS IDDings and California upended . York 9 11 .450 triple and double, Gary '!tobart nlted lhree. Sbrintr causht . hits lutck out two and 10 15 .400 I end Gardner each a alngle and llrat geme up m ' 1 PYTHIAN San Fran 200 1102 002-- 6 U 0 St Lo Is walked leur, Miller was re1lev· 9 14 •391 9 !log Leffingwell slnrle 11111 W00tz Aitu. allowed Pitts. · 000 100 tlOif- 1 6 I Chi. u JliO ~ er a . ed by Jack Peterso• With 12 double. 1 11 PARK Perry 15-IJ) and Haller; I cago nm 11111 gsve up 111 hila one out in tbe seventh. Peter· ASH AND . Schwall, Mlkkel!en <S), Mo- . ~W YORK (UP!) - Five Wedllesdafl Games Wahama hitters were Fry a Cumherltllld. He lllrUck oot ..,. gave up two hils, struck Bean 18! and Pagllaroni. LP- ' Ohio college ~ers were St. loois at Qoicago, ppd, raiR muhfe, W. Arthur two alnglea 11111 two and aever relinquished SYCAMORE ,. Schwall (1-1) . . HR-Mays (9th). Iplek.ed In We<!Deaday s draft by Houaton 8 ~ Yori 4, oigbt and Sawyers, Baley and D. Brown Will Return a walk. -,~ INational· BaslieM Ang. l Pbi1a t, night . Artbur each a single. Home Tbia Weekeud Tbe Redmen s• to Marshall ers·./;''' 5 ' 1131. ·, ,clubs. ,, ', San Frail I ~buri\1 ..1. niJbl G~ 1111111011 lour, walked CLEVELAND (UPJ)lor I •inB!tl game Ibis after' ~ .·· . H. . · .OOZ OtiO"' f : Daylon'l s.folit.-11 H....,. Allanta I CiiJciJmaiH;·lilgbt · • · nobody, Saueelanned two, •alk· stop Larry Brown o1 tbe aoo• end are home Saturday at . . N"" York ' ID2 000 .100- 4 1 · ·. pi~ ~ ed nobody Artbur fanned noRJn G ande for a double heed· Pat Edwards ·ol Middleport Robe .. rll Latman (3) Owena liel was tbe hlsbest "" uum -anclay'a Probable Pitchers body 'll'alked nohod• and land indlaJJI will be brought r. ., h' U . 'ty "" School arded fine 38 ' ' Ohl p1 ers Tbe Los ... • "1 hom 0 Saturd ~- N y t tl' agamst ute 0 10 mvers1 0 HI,, c a f (9) and Bateman; McGraw, among ay lck~ him Houstan at New York, night, Gibbs working three inninp, ay u- ew or • J.V Squad. Game time Is 1 P m. Wednesday in a four-team gol Bearnartb _<6), Ellers (I) and IAnselea Lakers P ., Farrell (tH) vs. Hamilton (3-2). fanned 3, walked 1. where be was IDjured In 1 UNESCORES · match on the Pomeroy course Grote. WP-Latman IZ.2). LP- tbe second round. Los Angeles at Philadelphia, Wahama 000 011 H 1 3 llsloJJ Wllh outfielder Leoo WagFlnt Game when the Middles upended Nel· McGraw tl-3). HRS-Staub ' Ken Wilhura of Central Dryodale (2-3) vs. Middleport 021 %02 1- 7 7 3 aer May 4· Cumber! nd 000 020 ll-2 s o sonville Ill> lo 211, Wabama 13 (:!nd), Wynn 15111). . was a fourt!J roiiiRi- cbolce !3-1). D. Artbur (LP), Gibbs 141, Indiana President Gab< Rio Gr.:ne 001 000 ll-1 6 10 to 3, and Pomeroy "' to 51>. llhe Philadelphia 7lerL San at Pittsburgh, and SaWYers, Gardner (WPt, aald doctnra agreed Brown Batteries· Cumberland Three other boys, one from Cine! tltlO 001 OOll- I 7 1 and final round eholcea Markhal (~) va. Veale Sauer (7) and Swan. Moore (Sl. could be brought blek to tins IIlii Collins; Rio Grande-- I each leBIJO··ll4d 41~ They were Atanta il01 030 OIJ:- 8 8 0: Bryan W!Uiama of Umpires: c. Winebrenner, land wllh h1l wife, Helen, 111111 Grad and Sbrin!ii. Pat StorY nfPomeroy, Ray Red· Eliis, Davldaon (5), Arrlg11 pleked by the st. Louis Jlawb; at st Louis, night, plate; Ingels, Allenswnrlb, bas- male attendant. Tbe Y man of Wahema and Steve I (7! and Edwards; Cloninger, Roland west of Clnclmlatl,. (1-2) vs, WashhurD I es. wm b1 met at tbe airport SOC.nd Game Schultz tf Nelsonville, IOlivo (8) and Torre. WP-~ Baltlmere, and RoR Krick <1-2), u ambulance and taken Cumb<rland oao 104 4-12 13 3 PomeJ'O)' defeated bolh Wa· Cloninger (3-3). LP-Emt <1-5). CinclnnaU, by the ClnciRnatl i Frida , Games Chgo 3 Ballo 2, night Ill Inns) Shaker llletllcal Center, RJn Grande 010 001 1- 3 5 7 1 hama .ill(f Nelsonville, though iliJIS-.A•ron 2 !lOth & lllbJ Royala. 1 Y w night , K.C. 1 Bns. 5, night (10 Inns) he w•U be under lhe care Batteries: Cumberland point lotltla were not reP?rted. iTom <ltb), Shamsky (5111), Tbe Ro lis -·• the ompbasle .::"' :".t"~:adel~ nlcht Cal, 7. Wash 6, night. (10 Inns) Dr. VIc Ippolito, team Ruff and Newlon: Rio ?r~~d~·l ~~~~~ - · Y ... ow . gb ·ght Thnnday's Pnbable Pllebera clan. Davis Miller <4) Fm'Aorlda Vacation American Leagae on their pleb 011 center, dJoo&. Los Ang. at Plttsbur ' "' New York ot Minnesota Bron IUffered • okul11fr~a~c~:·[-;~!!!)~and~~~·~.a~usb~~ll•:__'_ _ _ ~======~=~ ·, 141!-r~-~~ :!~Ill . New York at Minn, ppd, rain. : In& sevea-loot Wall Wesley .Dl Auanta at St Lows, lllghl twilight, Peterson (2-1) vo: tore and broken jaw and cl . ~ontnll Detroit at Cleveland, pptl, rail. I Kansas: ID lbelr llral plcl<. Cin· ClnciDnati at Chicago Kaat <2-!l or Grant (2-2). bone iR the eolllston and I• " Con Gal Iellmati a second rouatl ebolee Amtrleu Leape IltalldiDJ• Washington at Callfomla, be nut of actlou lor tbe Ctrtlf · · 'Gas Stotlon (II Jnnl ) ,... Jerry Lee Weill of Okfa. ) 1opeo malnder of the season 'II, Mlln siNo~ ,,.,.,.,, o. Chgo 000 :s 01-1 7 o I boma City and Weill' teammate By Ualtod Prtn ln-tloDaf night, Ortega U·l vo. · 1100 'James Ware, 1hlnl pick. W. L Pel. GB (Z.~irnil ot Cleveland, night, Chicago at Ba1Umere, lllgbt, Doctor and Pharmacist Otber lloyaia oell!cllono 'll'trt Balttmnre 16 5 .762 ... llcl.aiR t4-l) vs. MelloweD 14- Horlen (1·2) vs. Bertains (1.0). Charley Scbmua of VlrBfnla mll· Cleveland 15 5 ,750 1> I) (OIIty Games Seheduled) Are Allies for Heahh ltary, Rlcb Paris tl Sl Louis, DetroU 14 9 AOII ! :;;_·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioooiiiii"'i Steve Culmlaglulm of WeaterD California II 10 .183 I~ •' Kentucky and Garey 8ciJull of Chicago 12 t .571 4 lllnneaota t 10 .474 6 Forida Stale. . Dick Synder cl Davldool, I Waahlngtsll 8 14 .3M 81> 1aati~ of Norlh Centea, Oblo, KaDsaa City 8 15 .148 t I aecood I'OIIId pi'* tl the New York 7 18 .3M !0 . FOR THE GRADUATE Louis Hawb. Boetol 7 17 .29! 10~ ....._ · - - Weillnday'l Ronlll 1100.100 111111-1 71 MY. at MinD, 111gb~ ppll, John, Flllher (1), lllf&blo (t), Del 111 Cleve, 111gb~ ppd, rain c~oose """' our ,.,.,. t9), Looter (10), selecliotl ol ,..ti071Gltv Buzbardl !11) tllld McN!'flneY, adt><rlil<d brands • • • When your doctor prescribes, he IMarllll (I); MeNIIIy, Dnbo• <8), s. Miller (t), elY AllOW knows our registered pharmaBra!~':" (10) and EtcbebarWP-Locker (s-2). LP- . . . . MIIOIIS GllllA'r eMEN'S JEWELRY BY cists compound the prescription Brabender (0-1), ~bfU.a.. buiiWbo- ""'"""""""""""'"""""""""!!!!!!...:: :________ SUN MARK 1 DAfl Y SENTfNEl ALARM CLOCK eCHANEL I i 48 Hour $,.33 eDANA , .~~1S:: !!~~!:'~.twolborua:.~ lm~~i..~~~t~lm~,:!i\:to:!: :~t!~E Gaylord ·ferr.y whose owa Amerlc!an League action. New tbe Phlla to Ill IIDglel, ~truck ~' WltD re prp~~ ""'" . ;,.,. through 'York at Mlnneuta IIlii Detroit out elsbt and coo~ tlnl Chi Cbi Olivo, Edwards Cards 38 to"Lead • f , .' . ' ..Mtddyr...nl OUR PRICES ARE SO LOW THEY'RE ••• w. t•ve commlllee durms an or· eroy's business district at It :26 ·1 k . m. loday was 86 !legrtet un' •. _ . 'til( parUy <loudy aklq, I THE SHOE BOX 6:00 TO 8:00 theme chosen for the show The Beauty of the Good Earth. h~1r1 Crisp, Rt . I. LanRsville. by a . MASON - . JOB I 1 Sh'ft £Votes Furnishings HOIIIt '-"" .'.U":·-· Wingett Wins Ch , h' 0£ C , •· or the Juntcr (.;tass. 'me !' Nlw • first grade and stu· tio1ar ...1 fenll tbe tnroUed In kindergarten ' · · • · 1 c8au unaa1t w1 rbesid e 1encethany n e 1"c tur lhe JCbiJOI term betlinnlng dleport. • Cemetery. Jltpt. 11168. ~~!!i:~~~ Survivors are these children : • The program is set up for two Carl and Lawrence, Syracuse ~ eacb day, five day• a Elizabeth Stewart, MI. v~rnon : 1rHk, for Sll weeks, starting Edl!ion, Syracu!'le: VJTgmia June I IIlii tndi"' July 15. Rice, Jackson, Michigan : Nor. jlours will be from 9 a.m. to 11 3JrffiaDS JP man, Columbus: Oris, 6yra· . :r. 1• each day. Jnstrn('tor ~ will cuse; Mildred Pierce, Syracust; de Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. Mrs. and William of SyraClllie. 4)to'" Harling!!! , assisted by Offiffittfee Her husband, Leslie, and a et(lbt student a[11H.: Total ap· , dalll!hler, Louise Anderson, pre· priiprlatloil for 'tills j>rogrem I! I . . ceded her In death. She has 16;{7Ui. E. A. <Bud) Wmgett. Rarme, , two brothers, Thomas F. Hend· ;Ill,. ~~UWW~:~!Jtlm wi11 be plaoed ,at the entrance JCient X1 . • lo In ~ Ia tbe !bOrne of lhe Wabama Junior ~ Selllor B!lilquet til be held tlii• Friday, May 13th. Tbe dloner wm be sewed at 1 FOR M H bb d ~= ~:~-:t.!~;,~.~~ ~--,,....,.,.,~~"' ary u ar Gi~::inR~:~~~:~;ey, Hartford, ~ today lhat the pre- Leland Browo J Dies Wednesday scheduling was appointed chairman of lhe ~~- ,project under Tl· Mlddl H b' a buo r committ... T h , I Looking,., l~npellllve o] I rI i;; eport lg sc ool, bas been noUfitid that be has beeu acceyted . by the Hlgb School ~1 111 •- tu ~-~lJlne<nng. •• Dw ~ . held 8 t M1<' bl &BD StIK" •- u Dl· verslty, Eaot l.anslug, Mich· Joue 19 tbrougb July I. He ta Mrs. Betty Rawiiucs ~nded for her -beet publlclty handled dutfiil ·: tbe .p Ut year. Mrs. Arlene Mella!J. lei presented tbe. chapter wltb AI ,. . ..__.,._;i;;;;,.__..... t I b Ill• __ ,.,.. • "Iii t'iU cl P.L...10 bas been approYid, according to R. A. Horn, D'-M•r ofihe Divl·s·lon of Fed· ·~w ' n-pt. of II . AlsiaiiD<:o, Oh10 =· uettlon. 1bla pro.,.om will be avalla· ~It to aU student& scheduled to ..: . ~ m FBIII&Y wu ·MASQ~ -•'Showers of Stars" ' ' IJtll1 JenUnel, Ppmoroy·~ •0 ., X.f. Jl;>1• ~ 1 eeremony at • meet •1 tl lhe to tile two towns, after dinner speech wlll be Ohio Eta Phi Chaoter, 8eta Sll· · Biven by Principal Clyde Foley. · ·· · ma Phi Soi:Orlty; Tueoo!Jy ev- Tbe cultural proKi'am entitled MusiC for dancing wlll be proMlddlopcirt, 0. -NO~ enlng al lhe Gas Co. offices in "The Arl of UvinS," was given vlded by "Tbe Temps!' .A _ Middleport. by Lola Moore and Included 11,..,.._... = -" = ·-= ,.,. group dlscu"Ion. Follolflng , ' I'1 " ~ April Smith, Immediate past meetlnl relreshmenta were I'CHERAO president, was the lnstolllns of· ed by Barbara' Belllns 8lld ftcer lor the service. New offt. Meadows. cers Include Mllrlha Escbleman, · president; Lila Mitch, vice pres- Attending were Rita 11a11, 11 IE !'low......,. lhe d~<led lotion ident; Judy Crooks, secretary; Barbra Betz104, Ltls Clelland, MlBB form the 1...,n10 anowu, u Doris Ewing, corre~pondlng Judy Crooks, Marha · \I sled hTibe above cutoon. secretary; Pat Hlndy, Treaaur- Doris Ewln&, Clrolyn Grueser, A d er; and Mrs. A. R. Knight, Susie Harris, Pat ,Hindy, Bet· [ ' 'f oponsor. flY Herky, ROietla Lisle, Arlen~ll Look good on the job and have foot com L_..,_..____..... _ .._ _. k A l '"·Da·'el, Jnda Meadowo, I !Q .. Durin& lhe bwlneoa meeting Mitch, Lois Moore, Betty Raw· fort tool .,., .• Come in, try on 1 pair of 11......., CIIGO DJII1' IIFAIL 11ACUP lhe chapter voted to purchase Ungs, Barbara RIW and April eye glas,.. for a nudy child. Smith, these rugged performers I Auwcn 1,.,., • hutr Mbu•••rap, 4Jid daU It ..,., 11 A dlseusalon was held concern· .~~j.j".; ing entering a float In the reBAND RATED BIOH getta parade and a committee Maaon- The Wohamo Wlllte ' was appointed Including Betty Falcon Band received lwo ex· ' RawUngs, chairman and Caro- ceilent (I) ratings recently at lyn Grueser, Doris Ewing, Ro- the 31st annual Hunllnaton Band setta Lisle and Lois Clelland, FesUval, for Ita wark on march· Continued from page I In& and concert. Gerald to become a conlroversial lead· 0 C 0 It was announe!d tllat lhe mons, band director, only er of liberal Protestantism, bas • chapter will operate .• CODCOS· led them. 'i'ltlrty-HVeD resigned o top Episcopal post slon •tand for the regional Miss parUclpated In lhe ffsUval. lo devole hiS life to studying America P•«••nt. Tbo ...IUP ... oeoompanylJIC tbe blld II I .. lhe paradox" ef the church. planned to h~vt Nancy Efaw, were Frank CApehart, Carson P1ke, 53, controversial biShop NEW HAVEN _ A schedule home economiSt, present a pr.. Roush, Russell Capelmrt, of California, announced Wed-.1 ' gram during the year. The Harry Hoffman. Following nesd>y that he would join the 1 planning meeting for the flower chapter wiU meet at the Colum· parade Saturday, one but Reg, $5.99 Center for the Study of show that will be hold by bus and Southern Ohio Electrle of ltudants atlended an oulln•ll Democratic Institutions at San- I New Haven and Nehadima Gar- Company offices next year on at Camden Park and the ot~er II ta Barbara, CalU. den dubs at tho Ma11011 County lhe second and fourth Wednes· bus came directly home. Riveted Blutcher. Seamless Quarter. RubF . M 1 12-13 h ld 0 - --· -.:~;ly a~'::.e homewo~s M:s. ~.; W. ICC ber Heel. E. E Widths. Sizes 6Y2·I2. wlio lrill retire this be provided by Miss Jean Tilllll, ,...,,.u..... u Prol.._l for Kindergarl en Js Appoved a.,~ Of tile montll. . ' . ~fll~ers _were m.~~~~~ ~~~s;:t~m:~!~~hi:~ ~~1:;n ~ ~ky"':.:f.'.• pr~- . New lh ttll Jlutu·et•ne I " ['<f ] II .. fl J -•lhooe .. -......, llulll (10 Innings) lola """' - • ' • ~ quai!IJ 1100 103 000 1- I 7 o . ,lhat -~ont~ot..... K.C. 101 000 ltl2 S- I I Santiago, Senders 19), Radlalz 110) anti Ryaa, TlllmaD (I); Wyatt (1), Kr~usee <t), (t); AUr (40) and WP-All<r (1.0). LP(1-5), llll-lltahL <2nd). I - ....... SWANK •SPORTSWEAR by RUGBY .JADE EAST BY SWANK eSLACKS BY JAYMAR AND HUBBARD precisely the right way. We stand ready at all times to serve you from our fresh, potent stock including the newest "miracle drugs," L~. '. You Can Depend on Us For All Prescriptions ·, . �' ,. 'I , ~ ' '1;,,,;.J ' · Installation Will Highli~ht Friday Session · ',. ·- .o • Mrs. Darrell Day will be In· otalled as pr•sident or the Tod· •• . - ...---~~ .. ,......,._ r •• ~~~.... I Gltll"~ lU ..... ......~ ............. ...:- ... • "'- L? II ( we liven Mr~, ]~~~~[n~~;·~~bt~~~~~JO~··:M~a:y:12t,~l:OO:I~ •.••iJi'lll'll• l Iii!;, ij \. ill& znp:: !lll!!l!fiY1n , 01:1"' ,l v'l ~H,;;.r,!JtldJtpOII 11 ~ 11nltotl. D•llr 1:.· Trophies Awarded Winners • Fat•r Of Jf • HifJh SCtence . ilhll!!lll'. !lfii"P.!'•!Of a ~· of lootutmacle 111m aod · eb..ll' iliad! Wetlnel'll?', May lB•. Ordm 11111 'l it II bY Slitnr. May II, IIIII may be 'oal~ ed to Mrt. Rlebll'tl v•quw, ' WY 1-11'11, Mrt. ....., a.ew. lo, WY !-. ., and Mn. Tom KtiiJ, WY 1-litl. Tbe' Jl'leeo art Ill< lor hanlo alld 7llc ior day, Paraft Model HllD57 - · Iin that that new white cloths 0co~ "dlmen' e pas FollowiD!I tho dinner, lhe , have been made for llbles. Ma· t r stmgulshed guests or· ~ f'OIIP adjcJumool Ill the Lellon spoke Mrs. Knapp Hall r M -. 1Iry Martin ' chairman' reported ed thebriefly. eommittees ho ·~·,. with Pearl lthat the constitution and by· ed lhe ff 1I Gift 8 w Knapp. thaptau. pmkling. Tbe Jaws had been aeoepted and n • r. were 'nner mofling opened lo ril1Jall!llc . each member received a copy lfnted the guests and to !orm with Myrtle Walker u Le · IKnapp. . d' Conderge and Dorothy Spencer Officers were elected for the Five new members, ~ " : ,"":''e1 111111 Iva Powell, color guards. new year and include .. Myrtle Quflt and Mrs. McKinstry 0 c ass 0 . Dlstiquillled gu,.u were 01• Walker, chapeau; Eunie Brink· Athons, and Mary Reapp, 0 the : r o : h ~Christ[<'Orled to oeall. er,. first demi-chapeau premiere Powell aod Dorothy Spencer, 1Julia was ay even g. . Hysell, second· I!Dli-Chap-- . the local Salon, were wrecked. G-jt/en G/-m Class Holds Annual D' . 'I '"oe; 1 1 1 Annua1M th er-Daughter Banquet Is Sponsored by Lydia Circle WSCS Mrt. -·-- 1 SalonNo.612 Meets at Home Of Mrs Stewart ... No Frost, no defrosting in refri&erator or fr,te1.er. FreezPr holds M lbs. of frozen foods. Refrigerator ..rection features twin por- eelaJn enamel cri1perJ, full width s1id1ne shelf, Neal Tammy Luster' Cindy yw oro Manl~y, Debbie Goodnlte Bar· NO REASONABLE ba ra FuItz, Teresa ~~~·:~~::::II __OFFER REFUSED ;.;..;..;..;,.;.~.:.,:.:;:_ Debbie Mulford Cinday SEE key Stephanie' Ord d ' . ' an two former Brown•e members who are moving from Middleport, 'l'll_mmy Welsh and Carol Car· POMEROY, 0. nuchae!. .split-level dairy bar door. Now REG. I $359.95 158 5 I i I I I • FOREMAN & ABBOTT METROPOLITAN MOTORS s-1o Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. Values I BEN FRANKliN s-10 ~~~~~=1l Saluting Meigs { ounty Hospitals Saluting Meigs (,onnty Hospitals 1 1 We salute the hospitals of our community and We salute the hospitals of our community and lhe many trained people who play a large the many trained people who play a large pari in developing our fine facilities. We are part in developing our ftne facilities. We are • proud of you! proud of you! Chmllt .Malib 11 Sport C&Upt-with eight fe4t·Urfl now ato.ndord for_ aafd~, inehulj'ff! oNttidt ,.,. vitw mirror and •hatler-rtsialant in•ide mirror. AhDaya check both 1mrrora blfor• p.ulmg o.C lit,_. The way people are snapping up buys on new Chevelle VI's at your Chevrolet dealer's a o. you'd think they're really getting away with somerning. IQJI""" SIMON'S MARKET or ... -" .., "'"'"' -"' "' "" ~ """ ....... " "' FOil ~ "'-" ~.·: "" ~.& ~ " .~ <>9' , .. - 11 ~ " ~--'. ~ FrHh Ground and GROUND BEEf - 3 SEWING MACHINI ALTERATIONS REI' AIR 'J 'he Fabrif! Shop Singer Sales & Service McCall'• P1tterns WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND ,, POMPOY .' '· OHIO ? OPIN ',.Ifi~Y a SATURDAY TIL I P.M. A Shntn'J Voluol SLICED BACON 1 lb.spo OFFICE PERSONNEL AT VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - .Seated left to right• B. Ledlle, head nurse. B. Fry, admitting clerk and posting clerk. Standing left to right: R. Jenklno, sales manager of Cracker Flls Co., Parkersburg, W. Stewart, admlnia· ' ' I ' trator, R. Wingett, off!~ aupervloor, M. WleketlhJm. admitting clerk. The machine attached lo tho W• phone being usnd liy lilies LedUe Is a data .ol'dtriDI device, made ~Y Wootern Electric. II enables the llo• pltal to operate with a smaUer Inventory. · • \ X-RAY TECHNICIAN AT MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL - Mr. Richard Seyler is the X-ray techni· clan at Meigs General and has served in this ca· pacity for It years. Mr. Seyler operates his own e Th8H Pul ic Spirited •l "J • A ·' ....- BusintsHI Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our local Theatttlnt• never been bettar. And your Chevrolet dealer's givina: the May buyo that are making it that way. Buys on all the raey '66 Chevelies, including the wido cboiee' or Malibu models you can order with V8's that put out up to 275 hp. And BS S96 mOdels you can order with new Turbo-Jet VS's that put out up to 375 hp Goessl1r'1 Jew.lry Stort, Pomeroy U.Drl>ie Thru Cotn O,.r1telll Cu W1th \ Pomeroy ltall't len Frenklln Store,. Mhloltoport --v--ltrt Franklin ttctre, Pomt,.Y' oilto Valley Plumbing & Htttlng, ''"""" llttttnl!f"'s Auto C•.j Po"'eroy l:ltrll.Y & lonntll -ltoro, PtiMfOY fl.,.h and Juicy 4601. · cant . •' .• business as !he Modern Chemicals Laboratory in Kerr street, Pomeroy. Dick employs his talents also in coal analysis which is performed in his own lab. • · DMti.WarMr lnsurt(l"1 I'Omtroy . W•ld ~rl'lt Sooo, Roo!.. SkiniPss WIENERS 2 lb. H9c $1 3 . 1:) 'ire '! Pack~tod S1.29 •,, ,~· Hospitals: lb. > They are. ~ ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS DRESSMAKING I Every Friday Fresh Fish ':"";l 1 alii- \ EBERSBACH HARDVVARE Roush's Shoe Store I REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Ram bler Trade-Ins Juice wu lln'fld at the ho~ A memonal service was beld eau deuziene: Mary Martin, sec-j The traveling prize was awardof Mrs .• WlDiam Johnson, Lm- i in Rlf'IJ_KU'Y of Marie Moore of 1re~ire raissiere; Eileen ed to Mrs. Reapp. The meeting coin Heightl, with Mrs. Coorad Zanesville, department secre- 1 Searles, La"Aumonier: Dorothy closed with tho forming of a Ohhnger II c:o-llolttess : salad, l lary of Amtnt~n Legion Atlllil· Spencer, L'Archiviste; iliad· circle aod singing "Bless Be at the home of lira. Herman ~--- -~-- -- - The Tie That Binds." Taylor with Mrs. toois Osbortlll I "' co-hOIIm: • casserole, at 0 the hollll or Mn. Gardner Wehruna, Uncoln lUll. w1th _ Mra Clarenct :4Jtdtews, co-hos· Tho annual mother-daughter C. E. Blakeslee a tribute w ""' and d~ ,, the hom• banquet sponsored by the wscs dau,hters The cakes which o1 ju);.., SIU¥11f, Nay· , and the Lydia Circle or the U- centered the tables were presenklrs llun lUll, wllh Mra. Char- nlted Methodl~t church was held ted to Mrs. Mart Crary, the oldleo ltokew 11 co-boltees. Tuesday !!Vemng In the church e•t molhor present: Mrs. Mi· ' I A short bu!IDflll sesalon was dmmg room with approximate- chael Swatzel, the youngest The Gallla County 8 et ·~I SJ>I-I held at lht Sauvqe homo with ly 8.1 In auendance. . , mother; and Mrs. Alkire. The on No. 612 met at the home oi l Mra. Jerey· Mqtera, president. A delicious baked chicken I camatton arraneemenls were , Lou1se Stewart in Athrn• l'e- ' la etwwe. Devotions taken from dinner was served at six ~-clock. ! presented to Mrs. Frank cently. 1 Mathew 7 , 1~1, ..,, lod by The tables were attractive m an, mother with most Gladys Cumings, chapeau. 1 lrfn. ~ and eloled with white covers, centered with a pre!lent; Mrs. Max Eichinger. ~esi?ed ~d .opened the meet-~ ~ 11y 1118 Ret. JI!ITJ' Mul· decorated hat shaped cake who was two months older than · mg m rlluahstic form . Roll tl'l. Members roll c&ll made by Mro. T. A. Downie the youngest mother; Mrs. call of LePelit Salon olficers 1 Wltla 1 atp&ure verse on sow- ~th arrangements of cama- mester and to Mrs. Smith in and partners wa!; given and mm· - or planllq. Sllllley Germ· ;llons made by !drs. Lloyd Moore j apprcclation of her work. Mrs. utes were read by LaPetirP 'l'lGll wu dlltrlbutod to sell. ion. each end. and tall hght.d Smith spoke briefly stating it Secrelaire. Emma Wayland re· A dllculllon wu htkl on a 1 white taper~ m crystal holders was a pleasure to work with the ported on child weUare, stating 11011 lor tbo Rlgalla parade. placed at mlervals. Favors committee and that she was her sixth report is In, ond 1·e· Attending were those named were _small hats made of con- proud of Lydia Circle. ported money received as re. , . and Mr. 111111 Mra. Ed- structJOn paper, laee dolly IDd Mrs. Simister, with 35 dolls fund ol bottle cops 'lllld VIIIO)' llld CraJc, Gard- paatel rlbbono, with the pro. dresse<!_in hand made copies An invitation was received • Webrunl and Unda and gram~ lns1de, made by Mrs. the FirSl Ladles gowns as they f~om Me1gs Salon to attP.nd its KltbJ, Mrs. Ronald carr, Mrs. Kerm1t Walton. The servina ta· appear in the Smithonian dmner and wreck, and lieveral 11... Bowers, Mn. Harold bl.. were untered with small tutt, Washington, D. C., attended. Thank you note was 11111111. Mrs. Denver Kapple, Japanese umbrellas.. sentlng First Ladies from read from Mildred Hamilton for 'I'GiaiDY Masten and Tommy Mrs. Harry P. Smith gavo the lha WashillilOn to flowers sent her while hospital· welcome and Mrs. C. Melvin Johnson. presented a very ized. Norma Wayland and lli4.Arlie Jobltson, -Alkire asked it'ace. Mrs. Smith estmg and infonnative lecture Golda Mournlns were named on .4usUU!ry Mrs. V. D. Edwards, Mrs. on the life, the times, historic auditing commlttte and Mable ••-m. m ., .,..,Dwisht Parker, Mrs. Robert gems of personal interest and Brown, Inez Marchi and Dor·o-11 Ji EnUJrltf~JuJd Morris Jr., Miss Myrtis Kay the dreso of each First Lady. 1~th~y~H~e~ck~e~r,~o~n~no:m:in:al~in~g~~~~ lin. W~ Gibbons anter· Parker, Mro. Jay Warner, Mrs. In closln1, Mrs. Slmlster said li taiMtl tho ol the Mid- Downie and Mro. Walton were "We cannot all he first ladies Free Florida Vacation dllpoa'l Firemlll'l Asooelallon the committee lor the evant. at the While Houoe, bui we can 14 o;xo & 3 Nlohlo) 1 'f1llldlly evenlnl at her home FoUowinl dinner, Mrs. Ed- aU be first ladies of our home" ~ot ~(~!:.~~ 11 JIPdson St. Kitchen towels wards caUed the meetin1 1o and quoted from Hebrews. PravEveryone C1 n Gol fw !Itt Fire Depanment klchen order and Mrs. Smith introduc- er by Mrs. mith cl"'ed the Cortlflod Gas Station wert made during the meet- ed Mrs. Edwards, president of Jneet.ing. fl. Mlln Strut Pomeroy. 0. the WSCS: Mra. Jay Warner, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1q. ~ lAna Mcltlaley read a president of Lydia Circle: Mrs. n'flelr o! 1111 ·lo!Jok, ''Mr, Music T. A. Downie, vlee president MUir," by Mary Lewis Coak- the Circle and Mrs. Ralph leJ. Tbo II'IVellnt prize was mister. Mro. Smith Is vlee Open Dtily 9:00 to 7:00--Frlday Til 8 - by Mrs. Jobn Vroman. Juli ident of the WSCS. Mothera Sa"'rday Tll9 IIJtrl was a ~.!Ill' the even- members lnlrndueed E. MAIN ST. WY 2·3915 POMEROY fill. Mrs. MeKlaiey asslst.d daughters and guests. Mrs, GlbbOIII In ierVIntl a salad MISI Jennifer Blakeslee gave CGUI'IO meeting. . a tribule 1o mothers and Mro. , U Continues This Week! -TWO DOOR·· pnsent Caunty Salon• JHD Carr ol ett, child welfare chairman, re· ~ · 11 Y pe ' ed Ellen DeWeese was a ":,~; ~~~:::~~~~~~ ware Eslbor Allen of Cofwnbus, 1Alhom 5a1o1t 111111 eilhth dis· ported 196.44 gtven to research ";~h · All d h I' tributing h01tess. The ,J • IIIIJDber or lli<hlalld Caunty lri<! prosld..t ol tho Amerleon to combat TB. Mary Re'app, rit· I 8 er t .. d " meeting will be held at SaJoo 11Dd a natioaal· rww.iot t -u... A•~c--. --~ ..........,rs 11 ual and emblem chairman, re- IP . easutedre 1°h e Salac .1com· Th o vtry Btsl 1rmen ~· . ~•- ~, ,..... d h h h on onan rs ar· 1 home of Golda . Mourning . . member• Mary Mart111, Putne- o1 salon tl2 flS and 33:1 Lporte B ' " sent er report I' h t th t McNeal D1ana Lynch Jane! In U1od Cera An h ~=::!.'..= ;~~.~~~~9~~~~~~~~~f~~~e:::; TENNIS SHOES SALE PHILCO ""'!JP· ~ e;p~, Trip to Jr. CaPlp Scout Troop 39 Obseryes first Anniversary 1 ChUd Conservation Lea[jue at and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs. Grace Methodist Church. Mrs. Charles Sheell, EdiSon Baker, . Tim Hickman ,ave the seere- and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rich· ' Melp Olomly SaiOG I ot t1 roy. ciJageau. ~ lllaolo!l ;.,y and an 1 el 40 partner. 1ys Mowery, La' Concterge; ltary's report. ardson. No. 718 bold lis flnl IIIDI!ai iBto!Oll, cilltl-onil11 tiliW Mill tilt service wao lo charge of Catherine Welsh, L'Avocate ; Mrs. Arthur Rupe and Mrs. ----llbiDortlltC:i:"~"":; J •IDblom <llailniiM. oi Gollia l£unie Brinker, L'Aumlnlor, 88_]and Pearl Knapp. L'Sur~ndante. l Norman Stewart, co·hostesseo, MOTHERS HONORED ~ roollarlmt at 7 o'elodt lCOimlJI Sallln: .....,_ \'....,., mt.d by Ruth Thornton and J Spelcal dlltes were read from served pizza and coke durmg MASON - Flowers were prewitb 35 atlendill&. tilt tables Idip~ liOil8ia and • Myrtle Walker with Catherine Ithe bulletin, Delegates to the ! the soCial hour, oenled to the oldest and the w.W ci!Airma ol Allllm QluD- Welsh u pianist. IDepartmental Marchi July 171 youngest m~ther present dur· arrled '"'' tbo Salolt colon vi. iJ Salon; Allbro,y c..ey dllirI ' lng the mormna worship service red 111111 white witb a largo red llllll of cf!apoau - · hmdl Mrs Knapp staled that 12 18 • In Columbus were name~ I mlttee to report at tho June Ion Mother's Day at the Mason llal in tbo cea1tt ~ red and, eon a.aQ ROI!O Docll:er. miatln; members will attend the pou- ] are M~? ~:~~t;~· an:~~;. I meelln~. Methodist Church. Mrs. w. R. while clllllles e1lbor ~- . cbairma.o and Louise Goodall vo1r at Ft. Hayes Hotel m Co- · Kn ~y ; 11 t I Games were played a n Foglesong presented them to hvors ,..rt small rtd bats and· o1 ,..._ County Salon- Glad- llumbuo on June 5. Annual re- Gal dyse Man 8 •Rrhnoda., H arke pmes awarded durlng the · Mrs Lena Pickens and Mrs match boob . . •~ . Rhod H k I P. ys owrey, . ' . , )'1 ~- Mapeau of GaJlla porw.; ~ere gJVen. a ac - I tt Doroth S ncer aand acIva"I hour. A sa Iad course was 'John Sisson, both of Mason. I Marvin Rouell 'Wins aod Gary Blackhurst. EIGHTH GRADE Blue- Mike Jones, Bemly \ Carson and Gail Miller. n ':. F•IrSt AnnuaJil!--~f~L • H Jd b s } 8 IJUJ.Ua". RD. IS e y a on et 40 aues11 SOCIAL CAtENDAR I I :n. lllollllpllbtd 1114 venow _ Randy Lee Roush MASON- Marvin Rouoh, an eighth grader at Wahama Jun· The first anniversary of AY lor Hlgh School, has been , niorGir!ScoutTrdopJ9was ~ETlNG 1 the awarded a !cip to Jumor Nature •served at the Church of Chrrlotl 0 1 1 Middle atWheeling 0 . " , R•d _ William calhoun and t REGULAR• Camp Creek, Glscowheco. "Gnd's MASON.- Wahama's Junior The two ~mnlng e:lbl~a~!~' Steve Halstead. 1Shade River Lodge ~ i tl! ' camp Wheel- claasroom, in Middleport this LltUe week. 12 1 ji ... u &:iw::u~:c Fe~~i, .. ud A;:t ~:: ."'p lilsnlave at e . I Whit~> - Micahel Thomp~on i Tbursday, May • ~- mh. ing, W. Va. Mrs llhmer Neal scoud -o c t F· r Mrs Hetty bU(IIII " • • ' hiblt was attended recently by \ oun Y aJ · . · cto; and Cindy Tennant. I at me LUufS~ •k•"· '"'"'~~-..... .. t p Pi11um ;, ~:.c :::;;:: ~ ! ~~~ "~'~" 1 • •t- ~ ""d.;;t11nt 1P.:ader. a lar11 m:twd of parents and 1New _Jtaven. ScJen~ Ind~tr:ctor Yellow - Bobby Reed, cecil 1l enttfred apprenticeNCdJLOegreReS l Mrs. Marvin Roush. New Hav- \ ~;8 a'Ha~ld Th~~as were sl'ientific mindtm pcnul\:. m t'<a 1M Wahama. wasd be M1r -"i v"''"" TPrrv F&reman and THE PAST COU ' 0 en. His trip, which JS scheduled I IS'~ by a mothertl'' · school auditorium. Trophies She was assJste y r. 1SII I c"hw;; i' BurnS. \ Theod.orus Couucn, Dv.o~e;htoer~ for the wee:.. llf .\~ ...:.::;~ !1. i~: , s ~.. - ... __ ,....1 ........... ... I Long Mr Hubert Alford and I Y f A · ·u mePt Tburs D 11nc1uuu'1 1m D.......... .....~~ :~~~~war~.:~ ~:lb~~ :~1 Mr. Cliff~rd Cutlip of the Wa· NINTH GRADE , :ay :~~~~ :; th~ home 0j da:::e~lu:y the New Haven ~1rs. ~ichard Owen, Mrs. Rob- II Mike J~nes buth of New Hoven \kama faculty. I Blue - Dlanla Tolbert and Mra. Charle; Cohen. The Ogleb~y Institute Junior ert Mills, Mr!. Er!"a,:u'l~~~:\1 Dianla'o e~hlbil fea!•red "Co~ Dr. Harold E. Ward .. Head of IBecky BurriS. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE Nature Camp will be conduc:ted I '!'he decorated birthday metics" and Mike's, "Vacu\1m iMarshall U~lverruty Science ~e- \ Red - Carol Baldwin and I will meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. by leaders In the field of out- Iversar} cake, baked b~ Mr<.ll Volt Metf!r " Ipartment. judged the exhlbats. , Carla Crookham. There will be a program and door nature education and re- Thomas, was served WJth. · Others recewin~ ribbons and White_ Cheryl Bumgardner,! refreshments. creation. Classea m 1 cream and punch. One lltfl ;, "'" JJt~ E••,..tl LOSE WEIGHT honorable mention wereo Roush, Roger Roush, THE BRADBURY P.T.A. will pbases of nature study, field membership stars were s•venlf f~r ~lfiJbinl Ml illlniSEVENTH GRADE and Grimm. meet Thursday evening at 7:30 trips and crafts Will he featur· the members of tbe troop by Qr IUitl IX/trior floor Blue nbbon - B~ent Clark, Yellow _ Lmda Weaver and p.m. at the school. A potluck ed 0 ~ the program. Mrs. Ne~l and Mrs. Thomas .. SnELY WITH .,,.J ... Et~• y lo ,pp/y Hoffman and Ahce Zuspan. Rick Powell. d' will be held preceding --A rev~ew of proJects .,J Jritr tJflidi'IJ' /9 11 DIX•A.OI&T TABLETS - Bruce Alexander and Honorable Menlion :- Ronald 1t~~n~eetlng for families. Eaclt dleport. Anyone having spring included making of Jllllllrm. Only fie It Your Drug Ston I Nancr Roush. MJke ~nile, Wanda family is to bring a covered mage to be picke·d up ter baske_t.s .for resadents of White - .Jacquelyn Brenda Noll~ge, ~oy \dish. Mr. Robert Morris, school contacl Mrs. W. M. Wood. county mfirmary and Ust PI.OOR-GUARD .l~o J•i· fNr•illlll, lrtlllf, i~J, ti(rrl,, 1-Y<)ns, Gary Tedeoeo and Dtck- pri i al will discuss the <UinFRIDAy made from Coroon.. . .. me~c :Ch;..l program. MARY SIIR!Nf.. White Shrine ilems given In the girl's . WwN 'b.Urs mul "'It of olblr proJMrll, . . for l11s1i•t 'rolnliu. Along. With the SCIOntlfiC ex· POMEROY BEND C. B. of Jerusalem will meet at JOOF POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN IU.UmuL COlOU hlblta, creative artsf busmg wood, club will meet at the club bouse Ihall, Friday at 8 p m. 1 GeN~.OV!I. Y SHOWN 1 $6.98GALlON g ass, mosaiCS 0 eans, riCe. on Lincoln lUll at 7:30 p.m. RETURN JONATHAN lN NI!W COlOI: CAIID and others, were also exh1b!t- Tbur sday, May 12. Ch t D ht f t , aper, augers o NOW J..VA!l.t.flll. AS~ OF For All The Family POl YOOI: COrY IUAL eel. CANDY STRIPERS of Veter· j Amariean Revolution, QUART 2.05 lOON, HIOM , • • ans Memorial Hospital wil1 1meet Friday, May 13 at the Netr! P1'A Officm meet at the hospital, May 12, 1' home of Mrs. Patrick Lochary at 7:30 p.m. for mstallabon of wilh Mrs. Dor Schaefer and Are Installed new officers and hoooring of Sen· IMrs. 0. P, Klein MASON - The Mason Grade , ior members. All new applicants tesses. American Music School Parent Teachers Associ· are to attend. A special of£icers' will be observed under the dlh In Hardware" ation htld its last meeting of meeting will be held at 7 p.m. reelion of Mrs. Everett Hayes, Middleport, O. "Everyt ing POMEROY this school year on Monday ev- 1 FOREST RUN METHODJST A""'rlcan Music Chairman. MAIN ST. ening at the scbooi with the church will have a rummage roll call will be a favorite song. l ,.....,..,..,,.....,.,.,,.,.,.,....,..,[l,.,...,..,....,..,....,,.,.,......,..,.........,..,......,....... outgoing president, Ray Tuck- sale in the former Evans build- · ----··~ ~ • SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL er, prniding. Mi'ls Alice Roch I ing Thursday and Friday, • of the faculty presented the \ ginning at 9 a.m. DEPARTMENTS OF THE STORE devoUonals. WOMEN'S MISSIONARY lll'mtnt 1111- Ironing P1d a Cover Sehi- Pl•ce M•t The president Installed these [ciety of the Pomeroy Itt• - Teflon flry P1ns - Plutlc Tnsh Cont•inerl new orficers: president. Luther i Baptist church will meet at Tucker ; vice president, Jame:;; the church Thursday at 7:30 p. Pl11tlc Wutebnltth - Cotton Rua• - Covered Bowls Proffitt: s~cretary, Dorothy m., wlth Mrs. Elmer Wickham! - Wh*w Shltlles - Frtmtd Pictures - Di§h Or11inen Russell; treasurer, · in charge of the program - Tltlut Dlsptnnrs - Bird l•ths Children's 1nd McFarland. Refreshments Mrs. Viclor Young Sr. the served. votions. Potluck Ltctl"' w..r. will follow the meeting. Froo Florido Vocation TRE AFT!!;RNOON m1CLE I (4 Doyo I 3 Nlghto! of Heath Methodist Church will In Miami INch hold a rummage sale Thursday Not A Contt~tl , ?. .. v ,. . .• 7;1 '- · NAr .~ ,;-;-:;;:-,~'!"Jc71t7N ____ _ lnrvone C1n Gol and Friday, May 12 · 13, Certified Gos Station ;, the Coates buildPOMEROY WY 2·3498 w. Mlln $trHt Pomeroy, 0. ing on N. Second Ave. ln · at the annual installallon din· ner at 6•30 p. m. Friday al o.. ear's Restaurant. i Election 91 the League~s olll· ears hlghll«<!t.d the monthly •beet~. i meeting Tueoday night at the ~--liT­ home ol the pre&ldent • eleel Mro. Day gave devotions whlob Antlwnyt are ilost8 were followed by the club's 0/ Bapt,iJt Clms prayer. Sirtean memhero at· Mr. and MJ'I. Willi! AnlhJiended. . . Other offleera oleeled were: OilY enterWned the Hearthstone Mrs. James Swain, vice preai· Class of lhe Middleport dent: Mrs. Richard Storrett, BapUst Church Tueoday eVensecretary; Mrs. Robert Taylor, lng. Devotion!! were given by treasurer; Mrs. Buck Wilson, Mrs. Harold Hubbard. ".,.,....., ndl"" ·- 1 M Mr. Allen JiuJhel. p~sided : HOSTS AT _....,...- ~ ~ -~~~~- !lllilriJis _ , "'!>.-nt.!: when the Meigs County Salon No. oorrespo .,. -·re ary; "- the abt<ence . of the preoldent, rno was host fill din,.- U tbll· 1'!111111ilt. ~ lll•'ldt.lf -.Ina prior to 1 meetlrig at the Pomeroy Legion halL Charles st,.on, llbrarlan-hlstor- Mrs. Paul smart. The class Some of lh• fell!ln an Puttum --.. ~.e. l!J . _ ~ BroWII, Gallla Ctlunty Salon 612, dapartmenlal ritual ian: and Mrs. Harold Walker, project of provl~lna a carand emblem cllainl!aiK !itt~ Ve1~. -~ ~ SahMl No. IllS, departmental trophies and awards chairman; l't!porttr. • pet for the class room was dis· Eather Allen, Riehlaad ~ Sa!Ott N:o. 4tl'lll 111111ii1m11J'hlll V1lir m<mber; Pearl Knapp, chapeau, Meigs cou1~ty Sa· During the business 11118101' cussed. A salad course was serr:;-~0, .!lacy ~~ ~~~~ Cl!llllley Slll~~~t ~. 7.11tJ.. 1hpan.montal le secretalre-caisslere passe, and Juha Hy- Tu~.cl:~ ~~~~.J~~~:aito attend . ved to Mr. Paul Smart, Mr. e COUI!Iy SaioJt No;, 7l I ito~ q~- hllllti photo. spring conference or the Ohio : and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. 00 ~Q~n,ol, P9meroy-Middleport, 0~~ May 12,~~~~---5 ~\:!'~ ~~~ Bumgari!ller lot lllother't Day. Atlending were Ida carol TeepeU, Linda Mary Mills, J'lldy Owen, ~ .· 1 .~ •• , Mlddl1port 1 , , Jih• t;ioth.J"'l Mtddloport ~·~;~:;~::l ~·~~-~·! •·"':~ - '· - i':) ~ . CHEVY D. COllYAli Nc COlVETfE '· Move out.In May See your Chevrolet the Chevrolet Way V." D. Edwai-dt ,lnsurlnct, PoiMrtY · Cofu!l'lb~• & sOuihotn Ohio lloctrle ., (red-atripe tires, apodal flot-eornering suspension, ftoor-mounted shift and ail· vinyl upholsb!ry are standord). Just drop in, pick out the new Cheveile you want with the power and equipment you want. And get away with oomething youl'll!ll-;a great May buy, no less, 011 Amenea • favorite mid·size car. Y ·MOTOI .POMEROY · '• �' ,. 'I , ~ ' '1;,,,;.J ' · Installation Will Highli~ht Friday Session · ',. ·- .o • Mrs. Darrell Day will be In· otalled as pr•sident or the Tod· •• . - ...---~~ .. ,......,._ r •• ~~~.... I Gltll"~ lU ..... ......~ ............. ...:- ... • "'- L? II ( we liven Mr~, ]~~~~[n~~;·~~bt~~~~~JO~··:M~a:y:12t,~l:OO:I~ •.••iJi'lll'll• l Iii!;, ij \. ill& znp:: !lll!!l!fiY1n , 01:1"' ,l v'l ~H,;;.r,!JtldJtpOII 11 ~ 11nltotl. D•llr 1:.· Trophies Awarded Winners • Fat•r Of Jf • HifJh SCtence . ilhll!!lll'. !lfii"P.!'•!Of a ~· of lootutmacle 111m aod · eb..ll' iliad! Wetlnel'll?', May lB•. Ordm 11111 'l it II bY Slitnr. May II, IIIII may be 'oal~ ed to Mrt. Rlebll'tl v•quw, ' WY 1-11'11, Mrt. ....., a.ew. lo, WY !-. ., and Mn. Tom KtiiJ, WY 1-litl. Tbe' Jl'leeo art Ill< lor hanlo alld 7llc ior day, Paraft Model HllD57 - · Iin that that new white cloths 0co~ "dlmen' e pas FollowiD!I tho dinner, lhe , have been made for llbles. Ma· t r stmgulshed guests or· ~ f'OIIP adjcJumool Ill the Lellon spoke Mrs. Knapp Hall r M -. 1Iry Martin ' chairman' reported ed thebriefly. eommittees ho ·~·,. with Pearl lthat the constitution and by· ed lhe ff 1I Gift 8 w Knapp. thaptau. pmkling. Tbe Jaws had been aeoepted and n • r. were 'nner mofling opened lo ril1Jall!llc . each member received a copy lfnted the guests and to !orm with Myrtle Walker u Le · IKnapp. . d' Conderge and Dorothy Spencer Officers were elected for the Five new members, ~ " : ,"":''e1 111111 Iva Powell, color guards. new year and include .. Myrtle Quflt and Mrs. McKinstry 0 c ass 0 . Dlstiquillled gu,.u were 01• Walker, chapeau; Eunie Brink· Athons, and Mary Reapp, 0 the : r o : h ~Christ[<'Orled to oeall. er,. first demi-chapeau premiere Powell aod Dorothy Spencer, 1Julia was ay even g. . Hysell, second· I!Dli-Chap-- . the local Salon, were wrecked. G-jt/en G/-m Class Holds Annual D' . 'I '"oe; 1 1 1 Annua1M th er-Daughter Banquet Is Sponsored by Lydia Circle WSCS Mrt. -·-- 1 SalonNo.612 Meets at Home Of Mrs Stewart ... No Frost, no defrosting in refri&erator or fr,te1.er. FreezPr holds M lbs. of frozen foods. Refrigerator ..rection features twin por- eelaJn enamel cri1perJ, full width s1id1ne shelf, Neal Tammy Luster' Cindy yw oro Manl~y, Debbie Goodnlte Bar· NO REASONABLE ba ra FuItz, Teresa ~~~·:~~::::II __OFFER REFUSED ;.;..;..;..;,.;.~.:.,:.:;:_ Debbie Mulford Cinday SEE key Stephanie' Ord d ' . ' an two former Brown•e members who are moving from Middleport, 'l'll_mmy Welsh and Carol Car· POMEROY, 0. nuchae!. .split-level dairy bar door. Now REG. I $359.95 158 5 I i I I I • FOREMAN & ABBOTT METROPOLITAN MOTORS s-1o Middleport, 0. N. 2nd Ave. Values I BEN FRANKliN s-10 ~~~~~=1l Saluting Meigs { ounty Hospitals Saluting Meigs (,onnty Hospitals 1 1 We salute the hospitals of our community and We salute the hospitals of our community and lhe many trained people who play a large the many trained people who play a large pari in developing our fine facilities. We are part in developing our ftne facilities. We are • proud of you! proud of you! Chmllt .Malib 11 Sport C&Upt-with eight fe4t·Urfl now ato.ndord for_ aafd~, inehulj'ff! oNttidt ,.,. vitw mirror and •hatler-rtsialant in•ide mirror. AhDaya check both 1mrrora blfor• p.ulmg o.C lit,_. The way people are snapping up buys on new Chevelle VI's at your Chevrolet dealer's a o. you'd think they're really getting away with somerning. IQJI""" SIMON'S MARKET or ... -" .., "'"'"' -"' "' "" ~ """ ....... " "' FOil ~ "'-" ~.·: "" ~.& ~ " .~ <>9' , .. - 11 ~ " ~--'. ~ FrHh Ground and GROUND BEEf - 3 SEWING MACHINI ALTERATIONS REI' AIR 'J 'he Fabrif! Shop Singer Sales & Service McCall'• P1tterns WY 2-2284 115 W. SECOND ,, POMPOY .' '· OHIO ? OPIN ',.Ifi~Y a SATURDAY TIL I P.M. A Shntn'J Voluol SLICED BACON 1 lb.spo OFFICE PERSONNEL AT VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - .Seated left to right• B. Ledlle, head nurse. B. Fry, admitting clerk and posting clerk. Standing left to right: R. Jenklno, sales manager of Cracker Flls Co., Parkersburg, W. Stewart, admlnia· ' ' I ' trator, R. Wingett, off!~ aupervloor, M. WleketlhJm. admitting clerk. The machine attached lo tho W• phone being usnd liy lilies LedUe Is a data .ol'dtriDI device, made ~Y Wootern Electric. II enables the llo• pltal to operate with a smaUer Inventory. · • \ X-RAY TECHNICIAN AT MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL - Mr. Richard Seyler is the X-ray techni· clan at Meigs General and has served in this ca· pacity for It years. Mr. Seyler operates his own e Th8H Pul ic Spirited •l "J • A ·' ....- BusintsHI Sponsor This Ad In Conjunction With Our local Theatttlnt• never been bettar. And your Chevrolet dealer's givina: the May buyo that are making it that way. Buys on all the raey '66 Chevelies, including the wido cboiee' or Malibu models you can order with V8's that put out up to 275 hp. And BS S96 mOdels you can order with new Turbo-Jet VS's that put out up to 375 hp Goessl1r'1 Jew.lry Stort, Pomeroy U.Drl>ie Thru Cotn O,.r1telll Cu W1th \ Pomeroy ltall't len Frenklln Store,. Mhloltoport --v--ltrt Franklin ttctre, Pomt,.Y' oilto Valley Plumbing & Htttlng, ''"""" llttttnl!f"'s Auto C•.j Po"'eroy l:ltrll.Y & lonntll -ltoro, PtiMfOY fl.,.h and Juicy 4601. · cant . •' .• business as !he Modern Chemicals Laboratory in Kerr street, Pomeroy. Dick employs his talents also in coal analysis which is performed in his own lab. • · DMti.WarMr lnsurt(l"1 I'Omtroy . W•ld ~rl'lt Sooo, Roo!.. SkiniPss WIENERS 2 lb. H9c $1 3 . 1:) 'ire '! Pack~tod S1.29 •,, ,~· Hospitals: lb. > They are. ~ ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS DRESSMAKING I Every Friday Fresh Fish ':"";l 1 alii- \ EBERSBACH HARDVVARE Roush's Shoe Store I REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Ram bler Trade-Ins Juice wu lln'fld at the ho~ A memonal service was beld eau deuziene: Mary Martin, sec-j The traveling prize was awardof Mrs .• WlDiam Johnson, Lm- i in Rlf'IJ_KU'Y of Marie Moore of 1re~ire raissiere; Eileen ed to Mrs. Reapp. The meeting coin Heightl, with Mrs. Coorad Zanesville, department secre- 1 Searles, La"Aumonier: Dorothy closed with tho forming of a Ohhnger II c:o-llolttess : salad, l lary of Amtnt~n Legion Atlllil· Spencer, L'Archiviste; iliad· circle aod singing "Bless Be at the home of lira. Herman ~--- -~-- -- - The Tie That Binds." Taylor with Mrs. toois Osbortlll I "' co-hOIIm: • casserole, at 0 the hollll or Mn. Gardner Wehruna, Uncoln lUll. w1th _ Mra Clarenct :4Jtdtews, co-hos· Tho annual mother-daughter C. E. Blakeslee a tribute w ""' and d~ ,, the hom• banquet sponsored by the wscs dau,hters The cakes which o1 ju);.., SIU¥11f, Nay· , and the Lydia Circle or the U- centered the tables were presenklrs llun lUll, wllh Mra. Char- nlted Methodl~t church was held ted to Mrs. Mart Crary, the oldleo ltokew 11 co-boltees. Tuesday !!Vemng In the church e•t molhor present: Mrs. Mi· ' I A short bu!IDflll sesalon was dmmg room with approximate- chael Swatzel, the youngest The Gallla County 8 et ·~I SJ>I-I held at lht Sauvqe homo with ly 8.1 In auendance. . , mother; and Mrs. Alkire. The on No. 612 met at the home oi l Mra. Jerey· Mqtera, president. A delicious baked chicken I camatton arraneemenls were , Lou1se Stewart in Athrn• l'e- ' la etwwe. Devotions taken from dinner was served at six ~-clock. ! presented to Mrs. Frank cently. 1 Mathew 7 , 1~1, ..,, lod by The tables were attractive m an, mother with most Gladys Cumings, chapeau. 1 lrfn. ~ and eloled with white covers, centered with a pre!lent; Mrs. Max Eichinger. ~esi?ed ~d .opened the meet-~ ~ 11y 1118 Ret. JI!ITJ' Mul· decorated hat shaped cake who was two months older than · mg m rlluahstic form . Roll tl'l. Members roll c&ll made by Mro. T. A. Downie the youngest mother; Mrs. call of LePelit Salon olficers 1 Wltla 1 atp&ure verse on sow- ~th arrangements of cama- mester and to Mrs. Smith in and partners wa!; given and mm· - or planllq. Sllllley Germ· ;llons made by !drs. Lloyd Moore j apprcclation of her work. Mrs. utes were read by LaPetirP 'l'lGll wu dlltrlbutod to sell. ion. each end. and tall hght.d Smith spoke briefly stating it Secrelaire. Emma Wayland re· A dllculllon wu htkl on a 1 white taper~ m crystal holders was a pleasure to work with the ported on child weUare, stating 11011 lor tbo Rlgalla parade. placed at mlervals. Favors committee and that she was her sixth report is In, ond 1·e· Attending were those named were _small hats made of con- proud of Lydia Circle. ported money received as re. , . and Mr. 111111 Mra. Ed- structJOn paper, laee dolly IDd Mrs. Simister, with 35 dolls fund ol bottle cops 'lllld VIIIO)' llld CraJc, Gard- paatel rlbbono, with the pro. dresse<!_in hand made copies An invitation was received • Webrunl and Unda and gram~ lns1de, made by Mrs. the FirSl Ladles gowns as they f~om Me1gs Salon to attP.nd its KltbJ, Mrs. Ronald carr, Mrs. Kerm1t Walton. The servina ta· appear in the Smithonian dmner and wreck, and lieveral 11... Bowers, Mn. Harold bl.. were untered with small tutt, Washington, D. C., attended. Thank you note was 11111111. Mrs. Denver Kapple, Japanese umbrellas.. sentlng First Ladies from read from Mildred Hamilton for 'I'GiaiDY Masten and Tommy Mrs. Harry P. Smith gavo the lha WashillilOn to flowers sent her while hospital· welcome and Mrs. C. Melvin Johnson. presented a very ized. Norma Wayland and lli4.Arlie Jobltson, -Alkire asked it'ace. Mrs. Smith estmg and infonnative lecture Golda Mournlns were named on .4usUU!ry Mrs. V. D. Edwards, Mrs. on the life, the times, historic auditing commlttte and Mable ••-m. m ., .,..,Dwisht Parker, Mrs. Robert gems of personal interest and Brown, Inez Marchi and Dor·o-11 Ji EnUJrltf~JuJd Morris Jr., Miss Myrtis Kay the dreso of each First Lady. 1~th~y~H~e~ck~e~r,~o~n~no:m:in:al~in~g~~~~ lin. W~ Gibbons anter· Parker, Mro. Jay Warner, Mrs. In closln1, Mrs. Slmlster said li taiMtl tho ol the Mid- Downie and Mro. Walton were "We cannot all he first ladies Free Florida Vacation dllpoa'l Firemlll'l Asooelallon the committee lor the evant. at the While Houoe, bui we can 14 o;xo & 3 Nlohlo) 1 'f1llldlly evenlnl at her home FoUowinl dinner, Mrs. Ed- aU be first ladies of our home" ~ot ~(~!:.~~ 11 JIPdson St. Kitchen towels wards caUed the meetin1 1o and quoted from Hebrews. PravEveryone C1 n Gol fw !Itt Fire Depanment klchen order and Mrs. Smith introduc- er by Mrs. mith cl"'ed the Cortlflod Gas Station wert made during the meet- ed Mrs. Edwards, president of Jneet.ing. fl. Mlln Strut Pomeroy. 0. the WSCS: Mra. Jay Warner, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1q. ~ lAna Mcltlaley read a president of Lydia Circle: Mrs. n'flelr o! 1111 ·lo!Jok, ''Mr, Music T. A. Downie, vlee president MUir," by Mary Lewis Coak- the Circle and Mrs. Ralph leJ. Tbo II'IVellnt prize was mister. Mro. Smith Is vlee Open Dtily 9:00 to 7:00--Frlday Til 8 - by Mrs. Jobn Vroman. Juli ident of the WSCS. Mothera Sa"'rday Tll9 IIJtrl was a ~.!Ill' the even- members lnlrndueed E. MAIN ST. WY 2·3915 POMEROY fill. Mrs. MeKlaiey asslst.d daughters and guests. Mrs, GlbbOIII In ierVIntl a salad MISI Jennifer Blakeslee gave CGUI'IO meeting. . a tribule 1o mothers and Mro. , U Continues This Week! -TWO DOOR·· pnsent Caunty Salon• JHD Carr ol ett, child welfare chairman, re· ~ · 11 Y pe ' ed Ellen DeWeese was a ":,~; ~~~:::~~~~~~ ware Eslbor Allen of Cofwnbus, 1Alhom 5a1o1t 111111 eilhth dis· ported 196.44 gtven to research ";~h · All d h I' tributing h01tess. The ,J • IIIIJDber or lli<hlalld Caunty lri<! prosld..t ol tho Amerleon to combat TB. Mary Re'app, rit· I 8 er t .. d " meeting will be held at SaJoo 11Dd a natioaal· rww.iot t -u... A•~c--. --~ ..........,rs 11 ual and emblem chairman, re- IP . easutedre 1°h e Salac .1com· Th o vtry Btsl 1rmen ~· . ~•- ~, ,..... d h h h on onan rs ar· 1 home of Golda . Mourning . . member• Mary Mart111, Putne- o1 salon tl2 flS and 33:1 Lporte B ' " sent er report I' h t th t McNeal D1ana Lynch Jane! In U1od Cera An h ~=::!.'..= ;~~.~~~~9~~~~~~~~~f~~~e:::; TENNIS SHOES SALE PHILCO ""'!JP· ~ e;p~, Trip to Jr. CaPlp Scout Troop 39 Obseryes first Anniversary 1 ChUd Conservation Lea[jue at and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mrs. Grace Methodist Church. Mrs. Charles Sheell, EdiSon Baker, . Tim Hickman ,ave the seere- and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Rich· ' Melp Olomly SaiOG I ot t1 roy. ciJageau. ~ lllaolo!l ;.,y and an 1 el 40 partner. 1ys Mowery, La' Concterge; ltary's report. ardson. No. 718 bold lis flnl IIIDI!ai iBto!Oll, cilltl-onil11 tiliW Mill tilt service wao lo charge of Catherine Welsh, L'Avocate ; Mrs. Arthur Rupe and Mrs. ----llbiDortlltC:i:"~"":; J •IDblom <llailniiM. oi Gollia l£unie Brinker, L'Aumlnlor, 88_]and Pearl Knapp. L'Sur~ndante. l Norman Stewart, co·hostesseo, MOTHERS HONORED ~ roollarlmt at 7 o'elodt lCOimlJI Sallln: .....,_ \'....,., mt.d by Ruth Thornton and J Spelcal dlltes were read from served pizza and coke durmg MASON - Flowers were prewitb 35 atlendill&. tilt tables Idip~ liOil8ia and • Myrtle Walker with Catherine Ithe bulletin, Delegates to the ! the soCial hour, oenled to the oldest and the w.W ci!Airma ol Allllm QluD- Welsh u pianist. IDepartmental Marchi July 171 youngest m~ther present dur· arrled '"'' tbo Salolt colon vi. iJ Salon; Allbro,y c..ey dllirI ' lng the mormna worship service red 111111 white witb a largo red llllll of cf!apoau - · hmdl Mrs Knapp staled that 12 18 • In Columbus were name~ I mlttee to report at tho June Ion Mother's Day at the Mason llal in tbo cea1tt ~ red and, eon a.aQ ROI!O Docll:er. miatln; members will attend the pou- ] are M~? ~:~~t;~· an:~~;. I meelln~. Methodist Church. Mrs. w. R. while clllllles e1lbor ~- . cbairma.o and Louise Goodall vo1r at Ft. Hayes Hotel m Co- · Kn ~y ; 11 t I Games were played a n Foglesong presented them to hvors ,..rt small rtd bats and· o1 ,..._ County Salon- Glad- llumbuo on June 5. Annual re- Gal dyse Man 8 •Rrhnoda., H arke pmes awarded durlng the · Mrs Lena Pickens and Mrs match boob . . •~ . Rhod H k I P. ys owrey, . ' . , )'1 ~- Mapeau of GaJlla porw.; ~ere gJVen. a ac - I tt Doroth S ncer aand acIva"I hour. A sa Iad course was 'John Sisson, both of Mason. I Marvin Rouell 'Wins aod Gary Blackhurst. EIGHTH GRADE Blue- Mike Jones, Bemly \ Carson and Gail Miller. n ':. F•IrSt AnnuaJil!--~f~L • H Jd b s } 8 IJUJ.Ua". RD. IS e y a on et 40 aues11 SOCIAL CAtENDAR I I :n. lllollllpllbtd 1114 venow _ Randy Lee Roush MASON- Marvin Rouoh, an eighth grader at Wahama Jun· The first anniversary of AY lor Hlgh School, has been , niorGir!ScoutTrdopJ9was ~ETlNG 1 the awarded a !cip to Jumor Nature •served at the Church of Chrrlotl 0 1 1 Middle atWheeling 0 . " , R•d _ William calhoun and t REGULAR• Camp Creek, Glscowheco. "Gnd's MASON.- Wahama's Junior The two ~mnlng e:lbl~a~!~' Steve Halstead. 1Shade River Lodge ~ i tl! ' camp Wheel- claasroom, in Middleport this LltUe week. 12 1 ji ... u &:iw::u~:c Fe~~i, .. ud A;:t ~:: ."'p lilsnlave at e . I Whit~> - Micahel Thomp~on i Tbursday, May • ~- mh. ing, W. Va. Mrs llhmer Neal scoud -o c t F· r Mrs Hetty bU(IIII " • • ' hiblt was attended recently by \ oun Y aJ · . · cto; and Cindy Tennant. I at me LUufS~ •k•"· '"'"'~~-..... .. t p Pi11um ;, ~:.c :::;;:: ~ ! ~~~ "~'~" 1 • •t- ~ ""d.;;t11nt 1P.:ader. a lar11 m:twd of parents and 1New _Jtaven. ScJen~ Ind~tr:ctor Yellow - Bobby Reed, cecil 1l enttfred apprenticeNCdJLOegreReS l Mrs. Marvin Roush. New Hav- \ ~;8 a'Ha~ld Th~~as were sl'ientific mindtm pcnul\:. m t'<a 1M Wahama. wasd be M1r -"i v"''"" TPrrv F&reman and THE PAST COU ' 0 en. His trip, which JS scheduled I IS'~ by a mothertl'' · school auditorium. Trophies She was assJste y r. 1SII I c"hw;; i' BurnS. \ Theod.orus Couucn, Dv.o~e;htoer~ for the wee:.. llf .\~ ...:.::;~ !1. i~: , s ~.. - ... __ ,....1 ........... ... I Long Mr Hubert Alford and I Y f A · ·u mePt Tburs D 11nc1uuu'1 1m D.......... .....~~ :~~~~war~.:~ ~:lb~~ :~1 Mr. Cliff~rd Cutlip of the Wa· NINTH GRADE , :ay :~~~~ :; th~ home 0j da:::e~lu:y the New Haven ~1rs. ~ichard Owen, Mrs. Rob- II Mike J~nes buth of New Hoven \kama faculty. I Blue - Dlanla Tolbert and Mra. Charle; Cohen. The Ogleb~y Institute Junior ert Mills, Mr!. Er!"a,:u'l~~~:\1 Dianla'o e~hlbil fea!•red "Co~ Dr. Harold E. Ward .. Head of IBecky BurriS. ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE Nature Camp will be conduc:ted I '!'he decorated birthday metics" and Mike's, "Vacu\1m iMarshall U~lverruty Science ~e- \ Red - Carol Baldwin and I will meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. by leaders In the field of out- Iversar} cake, baked b~ Mr<.ll Volt Metf!r " Ipartment. judged the exhlbats. , Carla Crookham. There will be a program and door nature education and re- Thomas, was served WJth. · Others recewin~ ribbons and White_ Cheryl Bumgardner,! refreshments. creation. Classea m 1 cream and punch. One lltfl ;, "'" JJt~ E••,..tl LOSE WEIGHT honorable mention wereo Roush, Roger Roush, THE BRADBURY P.T.A. will pbases of nature study, field membership stars were s•venlf f~r ~lfiJbinl Ml illlniSEVENTH GRADE and Grimm. meet Thursday evening at 7:30 trips and crafts Will he featur· the members of tbe troop by Qr IUitl IX/trior floor Blue nbbon - B~ent Clark, Yellow _ Lmda Weaver and p.m. at the school. A potluck ed 0 ~ the program. Mrs. Ne~l and Mrs. Thomas .. SnELY WITH .,,.J ... Et~• y lo ,pp/y Hoffman and Ahce Zuspan. Rick Powell. d' will be held preceding --A rev~ew of proJects .,J Jritr tJflidi'IJ' /9 11 DIX•A.OI&T TABLETS - Bruce Alexander and Honorable Menlion :- Ronald 1t~~n~eetlng for families. Eaclt dleport. Anyone having spring included making of Jllllllrm. Only fie It Your Drug Ston I Nancr Roush. MJke ~nile, Wanda family is to bring a covered mage to be picke·d up ter baske_t.s .for resadents of White - .Jacquelyn Brenda Noll~ge, ~oy \dish. Mr. Robert Morris, school contacl Mrs. W. M. Wood. county mfirmary and Ust PI.OOR-GUARD .l~o J•i· fNr•illlll, lrtlllf, i~J, ti(rrl,, 1-Y<)ns, Gary Tedeoeo and Dtck- pri i al will discuss the <UinFRIDAy made from Coroon.. . .. me~c :Ch;..l program. MARY SIIR!Nf.. White Shrine ilems given In the girl's . WwN 'b.Urs mul "'It of olblr proJMrll, . . for l11s1i•t 'rolnliu. Along. With the SCIOntlfiC ex· POMEROY BEND C. B. of Jerusalem will meet at JOOF POMEROY BEN FRANKLIN IU.UmuL COlOU hlblta, creative artsf busmg wood, club will meet at the club bouse Ihall, Friday at 8 p m. 1 GeN~.OV!I. Y SHOWN 1 $6.98GALlON g ass, mosaiCS 0 eans, riCe. on Lincoln lUll at 7:30 p.m. RETURN JONATHAN lN NI!W COlOI: CAIID and others, were also exh1b!t- Tbur sday, May 12. Ch t D ht f t , aper, augers o NOW J..VA!l.t.flll. AS~ OF For All The Family POl YOOI: COrY IUAL eel. CANDY STRIPERS of Veter· j Amariean Revolution, QUART 2.05 lOON, HIOM , • • ans Memorial Hospital wil1 1meet Friday, May 13 at the Netr! P1'A Officm meet at the hospital, May 12, 1' home of Mrs. Patrick Lochary at 7:30 p.m. for mstallabon of wilh Mrs. Dor Schaefer and Are Installed new officers and hoooring of Sen· IMrs. 0. P, Klein MASON - The Mason Grade , ior members. All new applicants tesses. American Music School Parent Teachers Associ· are to attend. A special of£icers' will be observed under the dlh In Hardware" ation htld its last meeting of meeting will be held at 7 p.m. reelion of Mrs. Everett Hayes, Middleport, O. "Everyt ing POMEROY this school year on Monday ev- 1 FOREST RUN METHODJST A""'rlcan Music Chairman. MAIN ST. ening at the scbooi with the church will have a rummage roll call will be a favorite song. l ,.....,..,..,,.....,.,.,,.,.,.,....,..,[l,.,...,..,....,..,....,,.,.,......,..,.........,..,......,....... outgoing president, Ray Tuck- sale in the former Evans build- · ----··~ ~ • SPECIAL VALUES IN ALL er, prniding. Mi'ls Alice Roch I ing Thursday and Friday, • of the faculty presented the \ ginning at 9 a.m. DEPARTMENTS OF THE STORE devoUonals. WOMEN'S MISSIONARY lll'mtnt 1111- Ironing P1d a Cover Sehi- Pl•ce M•t The president Installed these [ciety of the Pomeroy Itt• - Teflon flry P1ns - Plutlc Tnsh Cont•inerl new orficers: president. Luther i Baptist church will meet at Tucker ; vice president, Jame:;; the church Thursday at 7:30 p. Pl11tlc Wutebnltth - Cotton Rua• - Covered Bowls Proffitt: s~cretary, Dorothy m., wlth Mrs. Elmer Wickham! - Wh*w Shltlles - Frtmtd Pictures - Di§h Or11inen Russell; treasurer, · in charge of the program - Tltlut Dlsptnnrs - Bird l•ths Children's 1nd McFarland. Refreshments Mrs. Viclor Young Sr. the served. votions. Potluck Ltctl"' w..r. will follow the meeting. Froo Florido Vocation TRE AFT!!;RNOON m1CLE I (4 Doyo I 3 Nlghto! of Heath Methodist Church will In Miami INch hold a rummage sale Thursday Not A Contt~tl , ?. .. v ,. . .• 7;1 '- · NAr .~ ,;-;-:;;:-,~'!"Jc71t7N ____ _ lnrvone C1n Gol and Friday, May 12 · 13, Certified Gos Station ;, the Coates buildPOMEROY WY 2·3498 w. Mlln $trHt Pomeroy, 0. ing on N. Second Ave. ln · at the annual installallon din· ner at 6•30 p. m. Friday al o.. ear's Restaurant. i Election 91 the League~s olll· ears hlghll«<!t.d the monthly •beet~. i meeting Tueoday night at the ~--liT­ home ol the pre&ldent • eleel Mro. Day gave devotions whlob Antlwnyt are ilost8 were followed by the club's 0/ Bapt,iJt Clms prayer. Sirtean memhero at· Mr. and MJ'I. Willi! AnlhJiended. . . Other offleera oleeled were: OilY enterWned the Hearthstone Mrs. James Swain, vice preai· Class of lhe Middleport dent: Mrs. Richard Storrett, BapUst Church Tueoday eVensecretary; Mrs. Robert Taylor, lng. Devotion!! were given by treasurer; Mrs. Buck Wilson, Mrs. Harold Hubbard. ".,.,....., ndl"" ·- 1 M Mr. Allen JiuJhel. p~sided : HOSTS AT _....,...- ~ ~ -~~~~- !lllilriJis _ , "'!>.-nt.!: when the Meigs County Salon No. oorrespo .,. -·re ary; "- the abt<ence . of the preoldent, rno was host fill din,.- U tbll· 1'!111111ilt. ~ lll•'ldt.lf -.Ina prior to 1 meetlrig at the Pomeroy Legion halL Charles st,.on, llbrarlan-hlstor- Mrs. Paul smart. The class Some of lh• fell!ln an Puttum --.. ~.e. l!J . _ ~ BroWII, Gallla Ctlunty Salon 612, dapartmenlal ritual ian: and Mrs. Harold Walker, project of provl~lna a carand emblem cllainl!aiK !itt~ Ve1~. -~ ~ SahMl No. IllS, departmental trophies and awards chairman; l't!porttr. • pet for the class room was dis· Eather Allen, Riehlaad ~ Sa!Ott N:o. 4tl'lll 111111ii1m11J'hlll V1lir m<mber; Pearl Knapp, chapeau, Meigs cou1~ty Sa· During the business 11118101' cussed. A salad course was serr:;-~0, .!lacy ~~ ~~~~ Cl!llllley Slll~~~t ~. 7.11tJ.. 1hpan.montal le secretalre-caisslere passe, and Juha Hy- Tu~.cl:~ ~~~~.J~~~:aito attend . ved to Mr. Paul Smart, Mr. e COUI!Iy SaioJt No;, 7l I ito~ q~- hllllti photo. spring conference or the Ohio : and Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. 00 ~Q~n,ol, P9meroy-Middleport, 0~~ May 12,~~~~---5 ~\:!'~ ~~~ Bumgari!ller lot lllother't Day. Atlending were Ida carol TeepeU, Linda Mary Mills, J'lldy Owen, ~ .· 1 .~ •• , Mlddl1port 1 , , Jih• t;ioth.J"'l Mtddloport ~·~;~:;~::l ~·~~-~·! •·"':~ - '· - i':) ~ . CHEVY D. COllYAli Nc COlVETfE '· Move out.In May See your Chevrolet the Chevrolet Way V." D. Edwai-dt ,lnsurlnct, PoiMrtY · Cofu!l'lb~• & sOuihotn Ohio lloctrle ., (red-atripe tires, apodal flot-eornering suspension, ftoor-mounted shift and ail· vinyl upholsb!ry are standord). Just drop in, pick out the new Cheveile you want with the power and equipment you want. And get away with oomething youl'll!ll-;a great May buy, no less, 011 Amenea • favorite mid·size car. Y ·MOTOI .POMEROY · '• �' new snow treads aJso. •...,•. 11 5 11 tp evenings. ~~!!I ONE LARGE motor drlvea hay c:: I....,... • .,...., ...... ....•,..::-c-. "'•il'i.': =.:. • "'E: ' ·:.: tM 'wt.. Wllllarn Houd,ashel~ K' b h 6658mgs ury Rd., P one. WYI2312- baler. • . "' p t«M•-Ii'fi... FERTILIZER r _ · ~.:____ _ ____ • Gtc _ area warf'house. Call us for :FOR Memorial Day benutiful . •peciallzed Eervire - Bulk BVLLOO - We WORK · ~ wanted , se Ieetion of artiricial flowers, .I ~preadiog Available 1 MS;ODabl rate, WY 2-2208. i baskets, crosses, hearts. Fin- I ~~s:enc~Fo ~:U ~ M~,':/s~ ~li 5 11 6tc l est to choose from. Slop at Analysis, straight & mixed plete h~e for men . worn- Brothers, 618 en._ Equ1pment furmsheDd,isftrerie . 101 Wr1te to Gor don Rae , Sales Mgr., 3584 Darbyshire 8 12 eration, New · M'ddl materials a\'ailable. All a1 I 5 11 3tc Cl 1'ff' s Shoe Repa1r, - ·- - - - -- 1 e- , . 1 TV 2-3537. PIAN0 lessons, $3 each. Call pori, Ohio. 5 10 IZtc new ow pnces. WY H61S, June llummel. . - .Ph. WY 2-2181 Employment Wanled SEWING ' 11 6te HAY rake rubber tire Co-Op, Ylce, all make1. WY loaM. 11 ;;;==;-;::--.,.-....,~ $35. Robert Blackwood, Harri· POM:ROY YARD WORK, own tools, by 'l1le Fabric ShOJ>, l'ornero!' hour or contract. Phone WY Authorized Singer Sales SEXSON'S Keystone StaUon on sonville. Ohio.. 5 10 3tp OHIO 2-am. s 12 3tc Service. Rt. 7 at FlVe Points. Under ROLLAWA Y bed and mattress, , e I 211 lie new man81emtl!IL Please stop $35. Robert Blackwood, Harri-1 s 10 6tp _sonvjj]•. _ 5 IZ Jlp ~: 1,!!!!J"'a"'c"'k"'W"'."'C"'a"'rs"'ey,;,.,M,g"'r•"'..,~l ~=;f;;;ar;;m;,M~achinery io'"E"u"cr""ous;;;;-;R;:omemad=~.;:.~Pizza.,..=: ONE female and one male Fox i A'I'I'ENTION FARM - -ERS-! - .DoliOc, 75c, IIICI ~.00 sizes. 0e- Terrier pups. Jarob Baer, l ZIG ZAG you pay city prices for used luxe Pi&za, IUO. Jecl<'l Da~ f Minersville, Ohio, R. D. 1. La~ Singer. AUTOMATIC farm machinery? 1 have had l7 Bar•. Mlddlei)O!l 12 1 del 5 10 Jtp ing machine. Au!::m~~~~~~115 used tractors 1u stock this buttonholes, sews on year. 1 don't believe aU the Ah Now RodilfOr Sh!f Wanted To Buy ,ANTIQUE furniture, Dresser 1 all without attachmenl,. dealers in the four adjoining eCor eTruck eHattor HOUSECLEANING! OJd fash· ' and bedroom smte over 100 : sume paymenls of $6 oouniies have had that many. Ccora e BulldoHr loned fUnuture, .picture yrs. old. Wayne Prince, Long 1 month or pay balance 1 have more plows than ~ 1 e eAny Type frames, disbes, other Items. Bottorr., Ohio. Phone 37R-IIZ98 .! $65.55. Call WY 2-;1218. factory that makes them, I 5 8 Wbat do ,00 have? can or 5 10 3tc : mowers for any tracior' pl.... lee CorDer Ailtiqu8 Sbop Mld- PLANTS _ Sweet Potato~ I IIIII CONSOLE STEREO ty of rakes, most anything dleport, OltJo_ WY 2-2959 " 11 J t tak 1 Lovdy needed on the farm. All prio- WY 2-2196 Mlcldloport, 0 · per 100, tomato and cabbage us . en ~· . . ed for the small farmer's bud-1 1~;;:;:::;;:;~~;;::=::::~ -------':..::I~:..:SO!p:::! lllc doz. or 7Sc a hu"o ···d. fimsb. Rad1o equlpped w1th get. Bill Goodwin, 6 miles liflO LBS. May lpPie. Qe· lb. peppers, egg plant, broccoli, 4 spee d au tornaIIc changer. I from Wllkesville, 6 8 KARL GRVESER, plumbing 1:. =..:- SAVE MONEY AT liOO lb wUd -~ · ~ lb. Gold~ Seal fl..'/5 f2S Jb. 81111 ... cl , · "-·"eel ..., ~,,._, rc:ot.s Blil BaJJey ~iDe, Oltlo' _,. ' f\i *ltc SERVICE 1964 Chevrolet 2 Door ........ $1695 _,. . FOR SALE TWO houses, Chester RDad (RL 7), large lot, f5,1100.00. SEVEN room house, U 1 I o a Terrace, l'ollleroy, new alu- . minum siding, $6,900.110. SMALL frall;le house witb lhrH room furnished downsteirs, 1112 E. Main Street, Pom.. roy, $800.00. THREE bedroom frame boult, I~ B•Jttemut Avenue, Pomeroy, $'1,500.00 FOUR bedroom ·house, Butter· nut Avenue, Pomerof $'1,000. THREE bedroom boUI4i/ MuJ. berry Ave., PometoJ: > Hat wa~r heaq ayolem, btrd'II'Ood floors. ttl,500.tl0. TWO apartment .houilo; ~ Street, large lot, POlllel'GJ, $5,500.00. THREE bedroom house, 111:: bath, Vale Street, Pomeroy, 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2-Dr. · ··· $1495 Beautiful car in 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotless olean Interior, 155 h.p. 8 cyl. engine, std. trana. Tires like new, radio and heater. · TWO aparlment bouse, Mu~ berry Avenue, Pomoruy, $4,. 1100.00. THREE bedroom house, Laur· el Street, Pomeroy, fii,Soo.OO HARTINGER BuDdluc, -· ' N. lid Aft., lllddleptli, .,,500. Cllll WY H7ll. Allar t p. m. eon WY wa. c. ........ O'llrlea ... Qoew 1111117 Ct. 327 cu. in. engine, Powergllde trans. Power steering and brakes, like new lSI fine white wall tires, radio and heater ,red interior1 showroom clean, all white finisb. 1964 Falcon 2·Dr..............,.. $1295 DelUD trim. Seall llwayt eovered. Whitewall tlrt1 allow little .....,, White :llnilb. Rtdlo and heater. 'flri U lOtc ellllil1mell 'raAn.ER'· 8pll!e A. HaU, Reedsville, e. 5 I · tfc A - . Clll. WY NA$. IBUDGET PRICED IID'IJlture 1n · .. 5 4 tfc our third floor budget shop. . .,.t"'aoo=~MS='!urttialtecl--:,-:-:-1 "~·,;.tmen..; , ~t. Baker Furniture, Mlddlepoot All ulllltlol paid. Pbone WY Ohio. U 12 tic W97S or WY S.257l 5 t tic i USED work pants and shirts. I'URNISHED apartment Q \ Carl Ch~valier, Long Bot· SpfiDg Ave., Pootenl)', Ohio. torn, Ob10. 4 26 24tp WY Z.Z281. 5 S lk 1ONE black pony, bridle, sadMODERN 2 bedroom apen.l die and marlingalel!.. Phone ment 5 JttiJes DOttb of Pom-1 WY 2-5375. D. E. Miller. eroy, P,l!bae WY U6!JI. . 5 6 6tp ' 'II lk ' LOF'l'Y pile, free from soil is 1 ANTIQUE the carpet cleaned with Blue f mi!CeiJarAI'!M, r~1d) • write: Lustre. Rent electrtc sham1:1ro. &w.:.tr' OidL . . w. pooer IL Pomeroy Cement llaiD St. ·.p arilo,. Blocl: Co. 5 9 61c rugs. Jeffers Used Clothing Store, Rt. 33, going toward the lair grounds. & 10 Sic !Jght green finish, apotlea Interior, good 11m, power steering and brakes, automatic trona., t'ldlo and beater, factory l1r conditioned. A real lbarp cor and 001 you will Ute. I, Pttntl- · dtslil!l.j tic ~~ mi'i!Rtinut;;;:iii1'iti;;ll-;•i;;ri I JIM 16 ft. Camping trailer • iFOUR ROOM fwnl;lled aptJrlo. · c:ontple~. See Melvin Little, mont WY wi51 4 14 'fc Cheshire, Ohio, or Curtis TRAILER WI'S ~ Free ,;,... Jenklnaon, Middleport 1. Identical 11. Bottle top• t. Noble 10. oe Moolerno !:,.eligioll :n. ~trtes t_~.. t.oe:!t ~p.~... ~ar of lfii. Clung tamll,y 4,Prtnt G.;~~ tree 22.Check i:: ;::;1 the Wmo!Wanl ~~/;,. e. Large land rnu• ~// 29. Distant 3'1, Paym•nt 28. De..tes ~ I" wr• 1 I+ :,:ubr. ~ ~ f01,. ~- •::-: ~s~ 1.. 1- ~ ,.. .. ._l"'rl-i-1r-f-~~++-+-t-l ~ ~ PI!ST AND 'l'nllll . II !'OMOll'l!lLLOW One letter' 1lmpt7 itandl for BllOther. In th18 aamp1e A. t8 ulll for the tMee Ils. X for the two O's, etc. Single letter~. I.JIMtrophl~, the Jnrtll, and tormaUOP. of the wordl are aD JliDY, d t y l l l o - - ... cllffemrt. Wrl,....,. or Conloct XNBl'Y.-I''I'BDG I ~t. li : .. By MERRILL BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ---~~ IGUE$1 " •' ,. I'D G.IVE ' f'aACK THE TWEtnV GRAHD 1 GOT TO DEPL YOU THAT CONTQACT. ONLV I'M SHORT ~IGI-IT NOW. lly V. T. HAMLIN Oll'JUJ.I MR. 1-!E.a.R OF A'f.N11-UNG SO GIL.L.Yf WHY, S!!liiM~ ll-!AT'D BE A. ...... By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - ~ORGET lT! 'r'OU "WQt:j'' IT ~POK E R . Rt:MEM&R~ LOOI<! I t-IMR liKtD YoU, At-10 't'OU l-ImE f1)' lr-ISIDES~ BUT LOOK AT WHA1' 'M 1 UP AGAINST' I JASON ~W"£. HAS JUST OCCIDe:D TO & a.JR ""T ~I oo? ALL YOU HAVE iOOO IS ~SST~i w::lRD I WH<XT~ 'ollUR I ~ t:VER BA\r'ffi Al'l EYE I 1!'1 J08, >!lU ~ A POKER PLAYER :.. ·BL\T LOOK AT M:f f;IOE! IT'Ll,. MEAN ONE MILLION :- ::. ·; ' .. ,. ·· ; BUCKS TD ME, WHI:~ PRO~EM! ~E'S. ELECTED I BUT I'LL. MAI<E:. IT UP TO '100! WHO~I REAl.. NICE KINI> OF A. CLUB ... , ..... - . .. ~- · . -~ By RAEBURN VAN 8UitEN ABBIE AND SLATS Lubrlcotlon kr\riM . I IIIII OII Chi... . Y!-& OOCTOR, I'VE: 6EEN UNDER A GOOD D?AL OF 5TRAIN AT WORK . E:NERG'I' .... . T~ION ... EH • /'-,-,.=~ '"'"'"""""! SlEEP .••LACK OF UIVICING LOOK . ATWi'LLTHIGIVI YOU PCitt .... ... ,..... .... ............ ,0.. $10.87 CHA~I .... - .~· ---~~- ...... OIL WHATllJ ~ 1 CAA'T 1\EUEVE tT..I....I ..... MMM ... lD.';S OF and C. & J. Trailer S1l11 PHONE WY 2-2ISI Ill Lincoln 11. Mfddflptrt, IIACINI, OHIO I:Sy CHESTER GCI'ILD fOR 8.\LI: - ~~~ . otem Cllt. Clllford ·~t WY UB. ' 1- U lk GREASE JOB . Ft~ID-IlrMieltSM JlM' ~RNAHAN " MINIATIJIII!S CertalJJ peJntlags Ire called miniatureo because, eriglnaJJy, they · were pointed with ntlul· um, which to native einn:itbar or red lead. The paint, not lire, woo reopontlble for RNcltlet MNIAGEMENT torge backya!"', ·el01e IOChoql Qtl. 630 South Srd 1&,~. W Yw.&D. II POMEROY, OHIO lnclucll"'J t II AuqTIONEEt COMPLETE SALES .&~qo-Blue Lustre carpet uphotola'y cleaner. R z BQo RZNDP 'r:l :J'rWN XBJIT elee1rle 8harnpooer $1. Bak<er I BOP B EDZIZOKI Z I'BSD ODDP Tl Co, 51t ' s ftci ROUSH & LYONS 1416 Weot Main llll'!>el, lrOJ, Ohio, at Zirk'a ft-·~• liar. P,hlllle lm-586t• DAR.Y OBYPIOQUOTE- B_.s how to 'II'Gik ltl .&J:YDLB.&.&IB "f'("aterday's CryptoquoU!1 YOutt PAC!m DO~H TESTIIl"f WHAT YOU BE INWARDLY.- LEW!S EVANS (0 1886', KJ1tC r.turu Sya\\k&te, IDC.) "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ::::::1 71 Plants'. the best ever. Supply I very Jln,ited. First .am•. first i eerved. Signed : Wm. H. ; llolllleo, Syracuse, Ollio. '. ..., In And IH Wily Wo Think Thlola Tho mce. Freertto a Roaches and ~ 1• ae. Lash mar1ra ""L-L-1-L-~WL..,..;UL...i~ RI'D - C.Utrol Co. New termite plaD. Saves you 011&-th!N II ouebaU. One Meigs County Own• wbo doea own · work. Five year &U&rUiet. ltlfesmen. ~ Jean -r~-1 l:stti-i-~f.t F+-+-i~l' I!>& -·- 'u u A!J,IEJ) "''· a . . .._ liveltoclc' I....!!!!.!!!!!! __._!!!!!!!!!·~Se!!!"'!!!"-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.1 1 COMPLETE l\emode1lll& Alu- 1 mluum siding, atorm wiJid. ows .and de ·s, awnlnp IIICI oarporto; e>perl lbslallatloD. Phon~ ALL CRAF'l' ALUMI· NUM PRODUCTS, 168 North Second Ave., WY z.55'10. uue~ 12-'lr+-ii~~:."'_'r~---It-7.-1:'1';-.,'*~.:.1'"-~t.~-1 I>•· &Corplons, silverfish, spiders, waspo and water bugS. so. Whlto """ 82. Parrie<l b a le at King Builders M. Spllt JllliBo Co., MiddleporL 4 29 P18oe oe T-i;;eo;;r;;ez;;;:-!i I -. WOrlhlp OPEN EVES 9 P.M. I I Ill '"1-f-~:oh;~-+--l • -~/I.DtMeA pr~p 1'11011111 .... IJitb; . T • admllel drive frolll ~~ IIGutl 14S, lllrrlttotWIIII lid I'Y z.8321 er WY ::- . I II 1ft . IIISe,l*la E%;: I" II• NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS POMEROY Wrfle. ,._ • OMIIII A..,;. WDFOBD ....-Jf-1-,-+1"-4~~~ 11• Pick up At G. l G. CAPI! Avet'IONIID Complell 11en1a1 Cr1U 6radfurd tool 1a ~ 1,. ~ :::·~~:E ~~ uta, C!OCkroacbes, crickets, JD. 21. BegiN~ 33.Gien 36. Leather.. worker'• 25. Loopbol• acctU'&CJ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. FOB SALB- ON DISPLAY T..Wohr'• An•. . 30. Con<:h1e 31. l.'Bcaa pcJo By ART SANSOM • . • tip Complote Ctrry.C)ut ....... CALL WYMIOS Ill W. MAIN 18. Viper DUIDOrical isiB.Dd ot to 17.Bra4 !. . . . . . a All Kinds of Good Buys Allin One P!.ce At Your C....,rolat Dnler ,. or 12" liD JS. to IM - rocket :&.Mountaln .l ' IIIII .p lhop, drilled "IL Pb. ar ;. :1117. . ' It tic ' ROOM 1touae. 1 illld, , llftdavillo, RL I, JloJ: Ue. l1r heatlag, PlaiD or wltll IJIPPOl8lll, •usage, mu•broom. bam or eombinatlou. ehance U. Tlllo donotlng 16. Brltilh ?. Appease R.Irony t.Game SLOW 13ALt. WW iPY THI\0 PilCK I or will take u lifer. Pbonl WY Z.7118i. I 10 1tp . . I ·It ltp AT ITS GREATEST of DOWN l.NAiiA the age and water. !hwn'a TraJJ..I ~~cl ~= er Plri< (State , ·YOU can walk on your 2 1 22-Fomal• Mineiville, 01110. ltours alter cleaning it 1 eointo abbr. • ·-~ Lustre Foam Electric sn.m 2li.Siendor v.wa.. glass tube pooer rental $1. 115. Old 5 U.Smallor $. Mem.bM' of li. Problem, :19. <ofSlll'g- creet u.: 1ll. -tO. One :kind I t ROOM booua wlllt pa furnace ond 11orm doors. Floors have Jn.ll1d Jlnaleum. 0. large Jot. Will late fi:JOII PIZZA 0 A I l Y CROSSWORD A<JROS8 FA'ST BALt AU> M'f ··~ ....._, ley, 600 Beech St., ~i:~I!:YIY:::2-;:2:1:93:::::1'otneroJ::;: port, or call WY 2-Z919. 5 11 3tp ap . itt.,. CURVE; BAU., MV I ROOM boule willl bella Ia Bradbury. Pbolla WY S.7450. Blaettnars Cil7, Oltto. ly KING SEEU MY Ill~ 1958 Olds. 98 • 4 Door .......... $495 BRAKE SDYICE ~'liE $4,1100.00. . 1963 Impala Hardtop Coupe ·· · · $1795 AliGNMENT . wvs.au,. Jlvealn11 WY MM1 I II 3IA! ... . ,_r, I''· erty. • Alberl M. Cu, Bnller llary Clelalld, 811etaa1 VB engine, Powerglide tram. Uke new white wall tires, radio. Seat alwaya covered, beautiful aqua fin· ish. WHEa .. : OD . RADIATOR 1 .' wllb' y :.n' ·!Or ~!lnllilll, . ~· ·•··.• ftil. fenced, clii.C b6uof (0:141 milk houoe, .bt111, . aiiOd. ·$ 11 crib. Property ' Jn 800il ' ' fa. Ill acre:1 ~~E ~= ·-1!ili4 .w ings fanD, ..... CIV·' prop. Super Spl Convertible. Low mileage, origlnal local owner, 800 white wall tires, 327 VB engine, automatic, power steering, radio and heater, w)lite finish, black top. Truly showroom clean. brussels sprouts and cauli· Dual volume controL Th:s set I and beating, Minersville, Dower 15c doz. Also five good . 3 months old. Take over pay- I - - - - - , . - , - - - Ohio. End yoor sewer trouble. electric hot water heaters a' ments of 11.25 per week or 1 Auto Sales We have all size sewer machood ff d ' pay balance due $92.24. Try 1nes R..•~•bl te c u g cut o saw an a furn- 11 . h C 11 WY 2· -r·- e ra s. a ace blower. B. F. Board, 'a" your orne. a 5 8 6 sport sedan, WY 2-2974, day or nJgltt. 32 1 --~--~--_:..::....~ Mason, w. va. s 10 8tp _ _ _ _ te gine, 4 speed, automatic,::iswl 1""'======'~li~IIAI _ ~ Rent HORSE DRAWN mowing mach- CAITLE OILER ITox-0-Wik). !ric wipers with washer, ~ EXPERIENCED e ROOM FARM boule, base. lue. Also wagon wbeeis. Con- Includes face Oy fighter, min- seat belts, etc., 2 new tires, ...... _.. --"•--•· tact 11 b Will' Shad era! feeder and an automatic good mech., and -ceuent:!l ~..I, Dell' ~ ~_: """""""' er Jams, 5 8 eStp cattle oiler. Authorized deal- buy at $425. Sure we ·finance, =~-~ we...- II~ • er for Gallia and Meigs Meigs Equipment Company. . - - .,.. 101118 """"""' ELECI'ROLVX SWEEPER counties. GordoR H. Swisher, Phone WY 2-2176. 5 12 6tc prllileg4 l'ltlltlit WY NZII'/. COMPLETE with attachments Chesbire, Ohio. Phone EM 7and ;, ,, i ~ 3tc and paper throw away bags. 7289. 5 2 30tp 11161 FORD Galallt, Charleo f BEDROiOM MODERN !lOme, Runs goad. $I4.9S. WY 2-268.\. GREAT LAKES bousetrailer, Lyons, Masoo, W. VL Pbo~~ell 5 9 ate Racine, jiL·'- s. ·~ Totti 50 ft. Also men's work uni- 773-561L I 10 lie Wolfe lifl~"'\ ~ Bank 1954 SCHVLT aluminum trail- forms, women's and cbil· 1961 FORD Galatde, good or wrllli'.. . ~ Tipp er, 8 • 28 under $12011.00. M. dren's clothing, and woven dltion, $6110. l!ee O'Dell • to ap~l~ {1· ..,. ClNE .,. .Good .1 ·~·--· • 1964 Chevrolet ·· ............. · $2195 Jk. amseng I rAIIM - I MILIIU110if·:lltA- Super Sport Coupe. Low mileage, vinyl Interior with bucket seata, VB, automatic, power steering and brak· ea, tinted glasa, padded dash, wire wheel coven, black vinyl roof ond Sierra tan finish. Truly a sharp aporta car. KEITH GOBLE FORD !'.'1 eomple~ -~lldl )IIIII 1965 Chevrolet Impala .. · · ·... $2695 ati•n service. Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43221. p .. ' !!"'l W11hel'l - Mlyt•g 111d THE BEST HERE E. Main Pomeroy. .,, ' ,.,...,., , ,, ·~-. COIIdlllon. $11,eatl ••• ' · · ·. ' MJDDLIIPORT - 11'11 •. AliD LINCOLN ,.· J . trama, I l'OOIDI (S bedroi>ltll){ balll, - gu ~ iot ; Boor PRias and QUALITY are . _ ) a:- Any Way You Look At It ••• $ 12 6tp "NI!AL •. ~ . JoMEI\OY - VNII,{A~""" I atol'J b!>llll, .,, l'O!IiliM "' · bedruoml), mccsem 'b all klteben, fuiiaQe· W', . ... .... PropertJ'Iili -~ • 6 Good lrelkf11t Sets ~ .......""'"""!!!!'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!"' '· . - eSever•l UMd T1bl•• 1nd Limps e4 Used Wringer G.E., Ill good i)'• COME OVER e2 Nice W1rdrobes Phono9924576 W. Main St. ' Pomo.., formerly Graeser Body .Works t TO!JAV,SNUFFY • 1 1 I :t B~lTER ~OT RIII'LAND FURNITURE'S USED FURNITURE OUTlET RUnAND N - THE eGood Used Bldroom Suite er WJth extra blade. Em~r·l DON'T PVMP yourrKl:!:~f:J'' ROMEBUILDEI\S - Remod· ..,. ·- I' son Pooler, Chester, Ohio. septic tonk. Get DRIVER • SI.~ESMAN , sa·I eling on your present horneT - 10 -.. w~ a ......u ... l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~~~:...:.~ I All Septic Tank Cleaner. Lalld·l lary plus conunission. West We work to please. Nel&ler's j-. - -- ~- • • 1mark Farm Bureau. Virginia Sausage Co., New Building Supply, Raclae. 00 · ... · ., ·\ _ . , VENETIAN Blinds and • Hoven, W. Va. 5 II 4lc 1111 '1U7 IIOtc ...•llt ._ · -PMOatty 'II. tt 1MI N.... pairs, cloth awnings and re- · ':: Je::" pairs, porch vallance, too can MALE AND FEMALE - MeA "1r11ice, : bluu f'IIOD~•• boo porch shades. Dale beautiful if you use and women needed in area's O'DELL TERMITE i1C ' w.un:~·,AD' Lustre · Rent elect~J·c~r:l~':~l largest cleaoiog ·· pel Supply, 2\5 Union company. Belmont Dr., Galllpolls, UblO.,.II ;~~~; ~ONE WY 2-2)56 - Pomeroy,' Ohio. 5 11 puoer II. Picken's Write to Winans White Glove :,n•C::~irree . TeriDI~te~=~ --··--- -Co. Inc. Maintenance, 13th and Av· ...J ~ Beeeb and Oak Ti~:~.~:: l.---======----\1 ery Streets, Parkersburg, w. tions:·ean Pilrn:!nly vnee .jSOME Emmett G. Will, Rt. :. ,,,,, ,.. Va. Block Co., WY Ults, 5 11 ate SISTER MORTICA. A truly ! .!!'!_· __ 5 10 6tp Repair, In Mlddleporl, WY 22371 1 gifted pelm \oealler. Past, 1965 '!'RAVEL Trailer - Sleeps MALE - NEED CASH? Sell • Baum Lumber Co, ' Landmark's Got Chester 911S-3301. t 17 present, future, ,$1..00 reading : 5 - like new - priced at EVERYTHING famous Knappaerolred shoes. I wltb this lid: 'K!Inaup, Rl 7. i ~- See at 493 Broadway Full. or pari tune. H1gh com· BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural , W (or . bi!ICI' lign. , St., Middleport. Ph. WY 2- Why dnve 50 miles, when miSSion. s plus bonus. Com· Doxol Bottle "-a. •rnotd I 5592 vou can get delivery at our ua " 10 300 5 ·~ TO GO FOR .FURNITURE e APPI:IANaS e4 Good Living R"m Suite• Rose Alignment Shop Pomeroy, Oht'o PLACE Best U.sed Buys BRAKE SERVICE lne 110 Mechanic St. I' THI ALIGNMENT ond A. I PP Y 1y 1 Dai Sentlne unable. Call WY 2-3713 days ot evenings or WY 2-3566 I ' IENW.V EXPERIENCED . W.H~· ;··· li\1, POMEROY conciltion, 4 new tires, laaT.. • ,.. ... wuo•. M· ...,_ I ' ' ' Also men's work forms, women's and .rugs. -,·· clothing and Jeffers Used Sto Rt 33 · re, · ' gomg lhe Fairground,. $ 11 ' . I ) fi~tExtra ·Cash The Want Ad Wav ~ , . I· . I I I '··~· · -. ~- .1'.: �' new snow treads aJso. •...,•. 11 5 11 tp evenings. ~~!!I ONE LARGE motor drlvea hay c:: I....,... • .,...., ...... ....•,..::-c-. "'•il'i.': =.:. • "'E: ' ·:.: tM 'wt.. Wllllarn Houd,ashel~ K' b h 6658mgs ury Rd., P one. WYI2312- baler. • . "' p t«M•-Ii'fi... FERTILIZER r _ · ~.:____ _ ____ • Gtc _ area warf'house. Call us for :FOR Memorial Day benutiful . •peciallzed Eervire - Bulk BVLLOO - We WORK · ~ wanted , se Ieetion of artiricial flowers, .I ~preadiog Available 1 MS;ODabl rate, WY 2-2208. i baskets, crosses, hearts. Fin- I ~~s:enc~Fo ~:U ~ M~,':/s~ ~li 5 11 6tc l est to choose from. Slop at Analysis, straight & mixed plete h~e for men . worn- Brothers, 618 en._ Equ1pment furmsheDd,isftrerie . 101 Wr1te to Gor don Rae , Sales Mgr., 3584 Darbyshire 8 12 eration, New · M'ddl materials a\'ailable. All a1 I 5 11 3tc Cl 1'ff' s Shoe Repa1r, - ·- - - - -- 1 e- , . 1 TV 2-3537. PIAN0 lessons, $3 each. Call pori, Ohio. 5 10 IZtc new ow pnces. WY H61S, June llummel. . - .Ph. WY 2-2181 Employment Wanled SEWING ' 11 6te HAY rake rubber tire Co-Op, Ylce, all make1. WY loaM. 11 ;;;==;-;::--.,.-....,~ $35. Robert Blackwood, Harri· POM:ROY YARD WORK, own tools, by 'l1le Fabric ShOJ>, l'ornero!' hour or contract. Phone WY Authorized Singer Sales SEXSON'S Keystone StaUon on sonville. Ohio.. 5 10 3tp OHIO 2-am. s 12 3tc Service. Rt. 7 at FlVe Points. Under ROLLAWA Y bed and mattress, , e I 211 lie new man81emtl!IL Please stop $35. Robert Blackwood, Harri-1 s 10 6tp _sonvjj]•. _ 5 IZ Jlp ~: 1,!!!!J"'a"'c"'k"'W"'."'C"'a"'rs"'ey,;,.,M,g"'r•"'..,~l ~=;f;;;ar;;m;,M~achinery io'"E"u"cr""ous;;;;-;R;:omemad=~.;:.~Pizza.,..=: ONE female and one male Fox i A'I'I'ENTION FARM - -ERS-! - .DoliOc, 75c, IIICI ~.00 sizes. 0e- Terrier pups. Jarob Baer, l ZIG ZAG you pay city prices for used luxe Pi&za, IUO. Jecl<'l Da~ f Minersville, Ohio, R. D. 1. La~ Singer. AUTOMATIC farm machinery? 1 have had l7 Bar•. Mlddlei)O!l 12 1 del 5 10 Jtp ing machine. Au!::m~~~~~~115 used tractors 1u stock this buttonholes, sews on year. 1 don't believe aU the Ah Now RodilfOr Sh!f Wanted To Buy ,ANTIQUE furniture, Dresser 1 all without attachmenl,. dealers in the four adjoining eCor eTruck eHattor HOUSECLEANING! OJd fash· ' and bedroom smte over 100 : sume paymenls of $6 oouniies have had that many. Ccora e BulldoHr loned fUnuture, .picture yrs. old. Wayne Prince, Long 1 month or pay balance 1 have more plows than ~ 1 e eAny Type frames, disbes, other Items. Bottorr., Ohio. Phone 37R-IIZ98 .! $65.55. Call WY 2-;1218. factory that makes them, I 5 8 Wbat do ,00 have? can or 5 10 3tc : mowers for any tracior' pl.... lee CorDer Ailtiqu8 Sbop Mld- PLANTS _ Sweet Potato~ I IIIII CONSOLE STEREO ty of rakes, most anything dleport, OltJo_ WY 2-2959 " 11 J t tak 1 Lovdy needed on the farm. All prio- WY 2-2196 Mlcldloport, 0 · per 100, tomato and cabbage us . en ~· . . ed for the small farmer's bud-1 1~;;:;:::;;:;~~;;::=::::~ -------':..::I~:..:SO!p:::! lllc doz. or 7Sc a hu"o ···d. fimsb. Rad1o equlpped w1th get. Bill Goodwin, 6 miles liflO LBS. May lpPie. Qe· lb. peppers, egg plant, broccoli, 4 spee d au tornaIIc changer. I from Wllkesville, 6 8 KARL GRVESER, plumbing 1:. =..:- SAVE MONEY AT liOO lb wUd -~ · ~ lb. Gold~ Seal fl..'/5 f2S Jb. 81111 ... cl , · "-·"eel ..., ~,,._, rc:ot.s Blil BaJJey ~iDe, Oltlo' _,. ' f\i *ltc SERVICE 1964 Chevrolet 2 Door ........ $1695 _,. . FOR SALE TWO houses, Chester RDad (RL 7), large lot, f5,1100.00. SEVEN room house, U 1 I o a Terrace, l'ollleroy, new alu- . minum siding, $6,900.110. SMALL frall;le house witb lhrH room furnished downsteirs, 1112 E. Main Street, Pom.. roy, $800.00. THREE bedroom frame boult, I~ B•Jttemut Avenue, Pomeroy, $'1,500.00 FOUR bedroom ·house, Butter· nut Avenue, Pomerof $'1,000. THREE bedroom boUI4i/ MuJ. berry Ave., PometoJ: > Hat wa~r heaq ayolem, btrd'II'Ood floors. ttl,500.tl0. TWO apartment .houilo; ~ Street, large lot, POlllel'GJ, $5,500.00. THREE bedroom house, 111:: bath, Vale Street, Pomeroy, 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2-Dr. · ··· $1495 Beautiful car in 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotless olean Interior, 155 h.p. 8 cyl. engine, std. trana. Tires like new, radio and heater. · TWO aparlment bouse, Mu~ berry Avenue, Pomoruy, $4,. 1100.00. THREE bedroom house, Laur· el Street, Pomeroy, fii,Soo.OO HARTINGER BuDdluc, -· ' N. lid Aft., lllddleptli, .,,500. Cllll WY H7ll. Allar t p. m. eon WY wa. c. ........ O'llrlea ... Qoew 1111117 Ct. 327 cu. in. engine, Powergllde trans. Power steering and brakes, like new lSI fine white wall tires, radio and heater ,red interior1 showroom clean, all white finisb. 1964 Falcon 2·Dr..............,.. $1295 DelUD trim. Seall llwayt eovered. Whitewall tlrt1 allow little .....,, White :llnilb. Rtdlo and heater. 'flri U lOtc ellllil1mell 'raAn.ER'· 8pll!e A. HaU, Reedsville, e. 5 I · tfc A - . Clll. WY NA$. IBUDGET PRICED IID'IJlture 1n · .. 5 4 tfc our third floor budget shop. . .,.t"'aoo=~MS='!urttialtecl--:,-:-:-1 "~·,;.tmen..; , ~t. Baker Furniture, Mlddlepoot All ulllltlol paid. Pbone WY Ohio. U 12 tic W97S or WY S.257l 5 t tic i USED work pants and shirts. I'URNISHED apartment Q \ Carl Ch~valier, Long Bot· SpfiDg Ave., Pootenl)', Ohio. torn, Ob10. 4 26 24tp WY Z.Z281. 5 S lk 1ONE black pony, bridle, sadMODERN 2 bedroom apen.l die and marlingalel!.. Phone ment 5 JttiJes DOttb of Pom-1 WY 2-5375. D. E. Miller. eroy, P,l!bae WY U6!JI. . 5 6 6tp ' 'II lk ' LOF'l'Y pile, free from soil is 1 ANTIQUE the carpet cleaned with Blue f mi!CeiJarAI'!M, r~1d) • write: Lustre. Rent electrtc sham1:1ro. &w.:.tr' OidL . . w. pooer IL Pomeroy Cement llaiD St. ·.p arilo,. Blocl: Co. 5 9 61c rugs. Jeffers Used Clothing Store, Rt. 33, going toward the lair grounds. & 10 Sic !Jght green finish, apotlea Interior, good 11m, power steering and brakes, automatic trona., t'ldlo and beater, factory l1r conditioned. A real lbarp cor and 001 you will Ute. I, Pttntl- · dtslil!l.j tic ~~ mi'i!Rtinut;;;:iii1'iti;;ll-;•i;;ri I JIM 16 ft. Camping trailer • iFOUR ROOM fwnl;lled aptJrlo. · c:ontple~. See Melvin Little, mont WY wi51 4 14 'fc Cheshire, Ohio, or Curtis TRAILER WI'S ~ Free ,;,... Jenklnaon, Middleport 1. Identical 11. Bottle top• t. Noble 10. oe Moolerno !:,.eligioll :n. ~trtes t_~.. t.oe:!t ~p.~... ~ar of lfii. Clung tamll,y 4,Prtnt G.;~~ tree 22.Check i:: ;::;1 the Wmo!Wanl ~~/;,. e. Large land rnu• ~// 29. Distant 3'1, Paym•nt 28. De..tes ~ I" wr• 1 I+ :,:ubr. ~ ~ f01,. ~- •::-: ~s~ 1.. 1- ~ ,.. .. ._l"'rl-i-1r-f-~~++-+-t-l ~ ~ PI!ST AND 'l'nllll . II !'OMOll'l!lLLOW One letter' 1lmpt7 itandl for BllOther. In th18 aamp1e A. t8 ulll for the tMee Ils. X for the two O's, etc. Single letter~. I.JIMtrophl~, the Jnrtll, and tormaUOP. of the wordl are aD JliDY, d t y l l l o - - ... cllffemrt. Wrl,....,. or Conloct XNBl'Y.-I''I'BDG I ~t. li : .. By MERRILL BLOSSER FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ---~~ IGUE$1 " •' ,. I'D G.IVE ' f'aACK THE TWEtnV GRAHD 1 GOT TO DEPL YOU THAT CONTQACT. ONLV I'M SHORT ~IGI-IT NOW. lly V. T. HAMLIN Oll'JUJ.I MR. 1-!E.a.R OF A'f.N11-UNG SO GIL.L.Yf WHY, S!!liiM~ ll-!AT'D BE A. ...... By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE - ~ORGET lT! 'r'OU "WQt:j'' IT ~POK E R . Rt:MEM&R~ LOOI<! I t-IMR liKtD YoU, At-10 't'OU l-ImE f1)' lr-ISIDES~ BUT LOOK AT WHA1' 'M 1 UP AGAINST' I JASON ~W"£. HAS JUST OCCIDe:D TO & a.JR ""T ~I oo? ALL YOU HAVE iOOO IS ~SST~i w::lRD I WH<XT~ 'ollUR I ~ t:VER BA\r'ffi Al'l EYE I 1!'1 J08, >!lU ~ A POKER PLAYER :.. ·BL\T LOOK AT M:f f;IOE! IT'Ll,. MEAN ONE MILLION :- ::. ·; ' .. ,. ·· ; BUCKS TD ME, WHI:~ PRO~EM! ~E'S. ELECTED I BUT I'LL. MAI<E:. IT UP TO '100! WHO~I REAl.. NICE KINI> OF A. CLUB ... , ..... - . .. ~- · . -~ By RAEBURN VAN 8UitEN ABBIE AND SLATS Lubrlcotlon kr\riM . I IIIII OII Chi... . Y!-& OOCTOR, I'VE: 6EEN UNDER A GOOD D?AL OF 5TRAIN AT WORK . E:NERG'I' .... . T~ION ... EH • /'-,-,.=~ '"'"'"""""! SlEEP .••LACK OF UIVICING LOOK . ATWi'LLTHIGIVI YOU PCitt .... ... ,..... .... ............ ,0.. $10.87 CHA~I .... - .~· ---~~- ...... OIL WHATllJ ~ 1 CAA'T 1\EUEVE tT..I....I ..... MMM ... lD.';S OF and C. & J. Trailer S1l11 PHONE WY 2-2ISI Ill Lincoln 11. Mfddflptrt, IIACINI, OHIO I:Sy CHESTER GCI'ILD fOR 8.\LI: - ~~~ . otem Cllt. Clllford ·~t WY UB. ' 1- U lk GREASE JOB . Ft~ID-IlrMieltSM JlM' ~RNAHAN " MINIATIJIII!S CertalJJ peJntlags Ire called miniatureo because, eriglnaJJy, they · were pointed with ntlul· um, which to native einn:itbar or red lead. The paint, not lire, woo reopontlble for RNcltlet MNIAGEMENT torge backya!"', ·el01e IOChoql Qtl. 630 South Srd 1&,~. W Yw.&D. II POMEROY, OHIO lnclucll"'J t II AuqTIONEEt COMPLETE SALES .&~qo-Blue Lustre carpet uphotola'y cleaner. R z BQo RZNDP 'r:l :J'rWN XBJIT elee1rle 8harnpooer $1. Bak<er I BOP B EDZIZOKI Z I'BSD ODDP Tl Co, 51t ' s ftci ROUSH & LYONS 1416 Weot Main llll'!>el, lrOJ, Ohio, at Zirk'a ft-·~• liar. P,hlllle lm-586t• DAR.Y OBYPIOQUOTE- B_.s how to 'II'Gik ltl .&J:YDLB.&.&IB "f'("aterday's CryptoquoU!1 YOutt PAC!m DO~H TESTIIl"f WHAT YOU BE INWARDLY.- LEW!S EVANS (0 1886', KJ1tC r.turu Sya\\k&te, IDC.) "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER ::::::1 71 Plants'. the best ever. Supply I very Jln,ited. First .am•. first i eerved. Signed : Wm. H. ; llolllleo, Syracuse, Ollio. '. ..., In And IH Wily Wo Think Thlola Tho mce. Freertto a Roaches and ~ 1• ae. Lash mar1ra ""L-L-1-L-~WL..,..;UL...i~ RI'D - C.Utrol Co. New termite plaD. Saves you 011&-th!N II ouebaU. One Meigs County Own• wbo doea own · work. Five year &U&rUiet. ltlfesmen. ~ Jean -r~-1 l:stti-i-~f.t F+-+-i~l' I!>& -·- 'u u A!J,IEJ) "''· a . . .._ liveltoclc' I....!!!!.!!!!!! __._!!!!!!!!!·~Se!!!"'!!!"-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.1 1 COMPLETE l\emode1lll& Alu- 1 mluum siding, atorm wiJid. ows .and de ·s, awnlnp IIICI oarporto; e>perl lbslallatloD. Phon~ ALL CRAF'l' ALUMI· NUM PRODUCTS, 168 North Second Ave., WY z.55'10. uue~ 12-'lr+-ii~~:."'_'r~---It-7.-1:'1';-.,'*~.:.1'"-~t.~-1 I>•· &Corplons, silverfish, spiders, waspo and water bugS. so. Whlto """ 82. Parrie<l b a le at King Builders M. Spllt JllliBo Co., MiddleporL 4 29 P18oe oe T-i;;eo;;r;;ez;;;:-!i I -. WOrlhlp OPEN EVES 9 P.M. I I Ill '"1-f-~:oh;~-+--l • -~/I.DtMeA pr~p 1'11011111 .... IJitb; . T • admllel drive frolll ~~ IIGutl 14S, lllrrlttotWIIII lid I'Y z.8321 er WY ::- . I II 1ft . IIISe,l*la E%;: I" II• NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS POMEROY Wrfle. ,._ • OMIIII A..,;. WDFOBD ....-Jf-1-,-+1"-4~~~ 11• Pick up At G. l G. CAPI! Avet'IONIID Complell 11en1a1 Cr1U 6radfurd tool 1a ~ 1,. ~ :::·~~:E ~~ uta, C!OCkroacbes, crickets, JD. 21. BegiN~ 33.Gien 36. Leather.. worker'• 25. Loopbol• acctU'&CJ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. FOB SALB- ON DISPLAY T..Wohr'• An•. . 30. Con<:h1e 31. l.'Bcaa pcJo By ART SANSOM • . • tip Complote Ctrry.C)ut ....... CALL WYMIOS Ill W. MAIN 18. Viper DUIDOrical isiB.Dd ot to 17.Bra4 !. . . . . . a All Kinds of Good Buys Allin One P!.ce At Your C....,rolat Dnler ,. or 12" liD JS. to IM - rocket :&.Mountaln .l ' IIIII .p lhop, drilled "IL Pb. ar ;. :1117. . ' It tic ' ROOM 1touae. 1 illld, , llftdavillo, RL I, JloJ: Ue. l1r heatlag, PlaiD or wltll IJIPPOl8lll, •usage, mu•broom. bam or eombinatlou. ehance U. Tlllo donotlng 16. Brltilh ?. Appease R.Irony t.Game SLOW 13ALt. WW iPY THI\0 PilCK I or will take u lifer. Pbonl WY Z.7118i. I 10 1tp . . I ·It ltp AT ITS GREATEST of DOWN l.NAiiA the age and water. !hwn'a TraJJ..I ~~cl ~= er Plri< (State , ·YOU can walk on your 2 1 22-Fomal• Mineiville, 01110. ltours alter cleaning it 1 eointo abbr. • ·-~ Lustre Foam Electric sn.m 2li.Siendor v.wa.. glass tube pooer rental $1. 115. Old 5 U.Smallor $. Mem.bM' of li. Problem, :19. <ofSlll'g- creet u.: 1ll. -tO. One :kind I t ROOM booua wlllt pa furnace ond 11orm doors. Floors have Jn.ll1d Jlnaleum. 0. large Jot. Will late fi:JOII PIZZA 0 A I l Y CROSSWORD A<JROS8 FA'ST BALt AU> M'f ··~ ....._, ley, 600 Beech St., ~i:~I!:YIY:::2-;:2:1:93:::::1'otneroJ::;: port, or call WY 2-Z919. 5 11 3tp ap . itt.,. CURVE; BAU., MV I ROOM boule willl bella Ia Bradbury. Pbolla WY S.7450. Blaettnars Cil7, Oltto. ly KING SEEU MY Ill~ 1958 Olds. 98 • 4 Door .......... $495 BRAKE SDYICE ~'liE $4,1100.00. . 1963 Impala Hardtop Coupe ·· · · $1795 AliGNMENT . wvs.au,. Jlvealn11 WY MM1 I II 3IA! ... . ,_r, I''· erty. • Alberl M. Cu, Bnller llary Clelalld, 811etaa1 VB engine, Powerglide tram. Uke new white wall tires, radio. Seat alwaya covered, beautiful aqua fin· ish. WHEa .. : OD . RADIATOR 1 .' wllb' y :.n' ·!Or ~!lnllilll, . ~· ·•··.• ftil. fenced, clii.C b6uof (0:141 milk houoe, .bt111, . aiiOd. ·$ 11 crib. Property ' Jn 800il ' ' fa. Ill acre:1 ~~E ~= ·-1!ili4 .w ings fanD, ..... CIV·' prop. Super Spl Convertible. Low mileage, origlnal local owner, 800 white wall tires, 327 VB engine, automatic, power steering, radio and heater, w)lite finish, black top. Truly showroom clean. brussels sprouts and cauli· Dual volume controL Th:s set I and beating, Minersville, Dower 15c doz. Also five good . 3 months old. Take over pay- I - - - - - , . - , - - - Ohio. End yoor sewer trouble. electric hot water heaters a' ments of 11.25 per week or 1 Auto Sales We have all size sewer machood ff d ' pay balance due $92.24. Try 1nes R..•~•bl te c u g cut o saw an a furn- 11 . h C 11 WY 2· -r·- e ra s. a ace blower. B. F. Board, 'a" your orne. a 5 8 6 sport sedan, WY 2-2974, day or nJgltt. 32 1 --~--~--_:..::....~ Mason, w. va. s 10 8tp _ _ _ _ te gine, 4 speed, automatic,::iswl 1""'======'~li~IIAI _ ~ Rent HORSE DRAWN mowing mach- CAITLE OILER ITox-0-Wik). !ric wipers with washer, ~ EXPERIENCED e ROOM FARM boule, base. lue. Also wagon wbeeis. Con- Includes face Oy fighter, min- seat belts, etc., 2 new tires, ...... _.. --"•--•· tact 11 b Will' Shad era! feeder and an automatic good mech., and -ceuent:!l ~..I, Dell' ~ ~_: """""""' er Jams, 5 8 eStp cattle oiler. Authorized deal- buy at $425. Sure we ·finance, =~-~ we...- II~ • er for Gallia and Meigs Meigs Equipment Company. . - - .,.. 101118 """"""' ELECI'ROLVX SWEEPER counties. GordoR H. Swisher, Phone WY 2-2176. 5 12 6tc prllileg4 l'ltlltlit WY NZII'/. COMPLETE with attachments Chesbire, Ohio. Phone EM 7and ;, ,, i ~ 3tc and paper throw away bags. 7289. 5 2 30tp 11161 FORD Galallt, Charleo f BEDROiOM MODERN !lOme, Runs goad. $I4.9S. WY 2-268.\. GREAT LAKES bousetrailer, Lyons, Masoo, W. VL Pbo~~ell 5 9 ate Racine, jiL·'- s. ·~ Totti 50 ft. Also men's work uni- 773-561L I 10 lie Wolfe lifl~"'\ ~ Bank 1954 SCHVLT aluminum trail- forms, women's and cbil· 1961 FORD Galatde, good or wrllli'.. . ~ Tipp er, 8 • 28 under $12011.00. M. dren's clothing, and woven dltion, $6110. l!ee O'Dell • to ap~l~ {1· ..,. ClNE .,. .Good .1 ·~·--· • 1964 Chevrolet ·· ............. · $2195 Jk. amseng I rAIIM - I MILIIU110if·:lltA- Super Sport Coupe. Low mileage, vinyl Interior with bucket seata, VB, automatic, power steering and brak· ea, tinted glasa, padded dash, wire wheel coven, black vinyl roof ond Sierra tan finish. Truly a sharp aporta car. KEITH GOBLE FORD !'.'1 eomple~ -~lldl )IIIII 1965 Chevrolet Impala .. · · ·... $2695 ati•n service. Drive, Columbus, Ohio 43221. p .. ' !!"'l W11hel'l - Mlyt•g 111d THE BEST HERE E. Main Pomeroy. .,, ' ,.,...,., , ,, ·~-. COIIdlllon. $11,eatl ••• ' · · ·. ' MJDDLIIPORT - 11'11 •. AliD LINCOLN ,.· J . trama, I l'OOIDI (S bedroi>ltll){ balll, - gu ~ iot ; Boor PRias and QUALITY are . _ ) a:- Any Way You Look At It ••• $ 12 6tp "NI!AL •. ~ . JoMEI\OY - VNII,{A~""" I atol'J b!>llll, .,, l'O!IiliM "' · bedruoml), mccsem 'b all klteben, fuiiaQe· W', . ... .... PropertJ'Iili -~ • 6 Good lrelkf11t Sets ~ .......""'"""!!!!'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!"' '· . - eSever•l UMd T1bl•• 1nd Limps e4 Used Wringer G.E., Ill good i)'• COME OVER e2 Nice W1rdrobes Phono9924576 W. Main St. ' Pomo.., formerly Graeser Body .Works t TO!JAV,SNUFFY • 1 1 I :t B~lTER ~OT RIII'LAND FURNITURE'S USED FURNITURE OUTlET RUnAND N - THE eGood Used Bldroom Suite er WJth extra blade. Em~r·l DON'T PVMP yourrKl:!:~f:J'' ROMEBUILDEI\S - Remod· ..,. ·- I' son Pooler, Chester, Ohio. septic tonk. Get DRIVER • SI.~ESMAN , sa·I eling on your present horneT - 10 -.. w~ a ......u ... l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~~~:...:.~ I All Septic Tank Cleaner. Lalld·l lary plus conunission. West We work to please. Nel&ler's j-. - -- ~- • • 1mark Farm Bureau. Virginia Sausage Co., New Building Supply, Raclae. 00 · ... · ., ·\ _ . , VENETIAN Blinds and • Hoven, W. Va. 5 II 4lc 1111 '1U7 IIOtc ...•llt ._ · -PMOatty 'II. tt 1MI N.... pairs, cloth awnings and re- · ':: Je::" pairs, porch vallance, too can MALE AND FEMALE - MeA "1r11ice, : bluu f'IIOD~•• boo porch shades. Dale beautiful if you use and women needed in area's O'DELL TERMITE i1C ' w.un:~·,AD' Lustre · Rent elect~J·c~r:l~':~l largest cleaoiog ·· pel Supply, 2\5 Union company. Belmont Dr., Galllpolls, UblO.,.II ;~~~; ~ONE WY 2-2)56 - Pomeroy,' Ohio. 5 11 puoer II. Picken's Write to Winans White Glove :,n•C::~irree . TeriDI~te~=~ --··--- -Co. Inc. Maintenance, 13th and Av· ...J ~ Beeeb and Oak Ti~:~.~:: l.---======----\1 ery Streets, Parkersburg, w. tions:·ean Pilrn:!nly vnee .jSOME Emmett G. Will, Rt. :. ,,,,, ,.. Va. Block Co., WY Ults, 5 11 ate SISTER MORTICA. A truly ! .!!'!_· __ 5 10 6tp Repair, In Mlddleporl, WY 22371 1 gifted pelm \oealler. Past, 1965 '!'RAVEL Trailer - Sleeps MALE - NEED CASH? Sell • Baum Lumber Co, ' Landmark's Got Chester 911S-3301. t 17 present, future, ,$1..00 reading : 5 - like new - priced at EVERYTHING famous Knappaerolred shoes. I wltb this lid: 'K!Inaup, Rl 7. i ~- See at 493 Broadway Full. or pari tune. H1gh com· BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural , W (or . bi!ICI' lign. , St., Middleport. Ph. WY 2- Why dnve 50 miles, when miSSion. s plus bonus. Com· Doxol Bottle "-a. •rnotd I 5592 vou can get delivery at our ua " 10 300 5 ·~ TO GO FOR .FURNITURE e APPI:IANaS e4 Good Living R"m Suite• Rose Alignment Shop Pomeroy, Oht'o PLACE Best U.sed Buys BRAKE SERVICE lne 110 Mechanic St. I' THI ALIGNMENT ond A. I PP Y 1y 1 Dai Sentlne unable. Call WY 2-3713 days ot evenings or WY 2-3566 I ' IENW.V EXPERIENCED . W.H~· ;··· li\1, POMEROY conciltion, 4 new tires, laaT.. • ,.. ... wuo•. M· ...,_ I ' ' ' Also men's work forms, women's and .rugs. -,·· clothing and Jeffers Used Sto Rt 33 · re, · ' gomg lhe Fairground,. $ 11 ' . I ) fi~tExtra ·Cash The Want Ad Wav ~ , . I· . I I I '··~· · -. ~- .1'.: �' ' I'OR BALE - WHi!a ALICUiMENT 1nd BRAKE SERVICE Rose Alignment Shop 110 Mechanic St. Phone 992-3576 W. Milo St. ,._.., Formerly Gneser Bodr Pomeroy, Ohio ao.e. Works .r r . . . FURNITURE e APPLtANCES e4 Good Living Room Suites to Gvoci Useci iiedroom Suitt e2 Nice Wardrobe• e Several UHd Tabl11 and Lamps •• • e4 u..d Wringer Washel'l - Maytag and G.E., all good u:riiii.iiN\:iii . Apply ·the ~ally Sentinel ' I&N CASEY , . Rert:a . 1111 lltat you can alfiJrd, . . 4 bedrooms. Phone WY . Ulll lor appotntmlll. f 12 ltp Best Used Buys condition, i Uew ~U:e~, new snow treads also. Rea,s-11 ona])le. Call WY 2-3713 day•• II or 'evenings or WY evenings. 5 11 I iMlllt ... ~i' ' TH. PlACE TO GO .FOR THE CARRIERS I ~ . Sedan, ' r lr GIORGI WONDER LI'L ABNIR • 6 Good Bmkf11t Sets SAVE MONEY AT HOMEBUILDERS - Remod· eling on your present home? We work to please. Nelgler'a Building Supply, Racllte. ' 17 SOle VENETIAN Blinds and pairs, cloth awnings and CARPETS and . too can MALE AND FEMALE - Men pairs, porch valiance, beautiful if yeu use and womtD needed in area 's O'DELL TERMITE Service, boo porch shades. Dale Lu. l R t 1 t · ·~am-1 ~ s re. en e ec r1e ... largest clealling company. Belmont Dr., Gallipolis, " ' 1." · . pel Supply, 215 Union pooer $1. Picken's Hardware Write to Winans White Glove Phone . ~15. Terinlte 5 ll PHONE WY 2-2156 Pomeroy, Ohio. Co. Inc. 5 10 5te Maintenance, 13th and Av- Pest Control. ~ IDilli~ll . "11~ 1;· ~·,..·-'- - ! iiJ>MJi: Bi!.eec!;bh and Oak Timber. I iiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiO=iiiiii===.j ery Streets, Parkersburg, W. Block tion~: ·cau 1'<1111~1))' ~::;11 Co., WY Ul93, · ' '~OtiC. '' I~ Emmett G. Will , Rt. :. h1;1~e-l t Va. 5 11 3tc .... Repair, In Middleport, WY 2SISTER MORTIC~ A truly ; ..!.'!!· _ 5 10 6tp 2374, Baum Lumber Co. Ill MALE - NEED CASH? gifted palm' fel!der. p a s t, 1965 TRAVEL 1'rail.r - Sleeps 1 Landmark's Got Chesler 9115-3301. 4 17 SOle famous Knapp aerotred shoes. Pf""Ft, f!J.Iure. ' $!.00 reading i 5 - like new - priced at EVERYTHING Full or part time, High witli this 111; 'Kana~~&l, Rt. 7.1 1900. See at 493 Broadway BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Why drive 50 miles, when missions plus bonu.~. Com- Doxol Bottle Gas. 'Loo~ for . 1111~' IJin.' 1 St., Middleport. Ph. WY 2· vou can get delivel'l' at our pJete line for men and wom- Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, 5 12 6tp 5592. 5 10 6tc area warehouse. CaU ns for I en. Equipment furnished free. Pomeroy. ' _ : FOR Memorial Day beoutiful '>peciallzed Eervice - Bulk 9 22 lfe Spreading Available - We Write to Gordon Rae, · BULLpOZ&,R WORK wanted, selection uf artificial flowers, I 4.1so Can Apply Liquid NiSales Mgr ., 3584 Darbyshire reaoenable 'rate, WY 2-2208. ; bsskets, crosses, hearts. Fin- trogen To Yom Fields. AU Jack'• Drive, Columtus, Ohio 43221. ... · ·s 11 6tc I est to choose from. Stop at Analysis, straight & mixed RaveD. materials a~·oilable. AU al 5 II 3lc Cliff's Shoe Repair, Middle- 1 oew low prices. 4I PIANO 12 each. port, Ohio. 5 10 12tc Ph. WY 2-2181 Employment Wanted SEWING maehlnel, repair .,.. WY 2-:!tlt. Jlllle HIIIJllliel. HAy rake rubber tire Co-Op, flee, au makeo. WY 2-ZZtlt 6 6 etc $35. Robert Blackwood, HarriPOM~ROY YARD WORK, own tools, by '11le Fabrlt Shop, 5 10 3tp ~ hour or contract. Phone SE;;;;;XSO;;;;;:.;N;;;'S"R;;eys=to'. =ne=S""Ia"ll'"on '::--:::: on sonvi'-'=_ Ohio.· OHIO Authorized Singer Sales .,_,;· 2-3352. 5 12 3tc Rt. 7 at 'Five Points. Under ROLLA WAY bed and mattress, : e Service. ' 21 lie new.manalement. Please stop $35. Robert Blackwood, Harri-1 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. F M h' 6 10 &tp sonville, 5 12 3tp !I t ,========""'! arm ac rnery c-=--=DEUCIOUS Homemade Pizza, ONE.fe;,alf and one male Fox · ZAG ATTENTION FARMERS! Do liOc, 75e, Uj!, tl.OO slzt~. De- Terrier pups. Jarob Baer, 1 ZIG you pay city prices for used luxe Pilla;' Jai:k'o Dat· ! Minersville, Ohio, R. D. I. Late Singer .. AUTOMATIC farm machinery? I have had 5 10 3tp ing machme. Automatically 115 u.ed tractors In stock this , 17 Bar , MiclciJ~ 12 8 tfc I '~ :., . . ·' . buttonholes, sews on buttons, year. I don't believe all the All New LilllfOr Shll! Wan.... To Buy ,ANTIQUE furnilur., Dresser 1 ail without attachment.. dealers ill the foor adjoining eCer eTruck eH11ter .~ and bedroom smte over 100 : sume payments of S6 counties have had that many. 1 Core e Bullclour HOUS~G~, Old lash· yrs. old. Wayne Prince, Lung I month or pay balance I have more plows than the · loned flmll~. i)lcture Botton., Ohio. Phone 378-liZ98., $65.55. Call WY 2-3218. factory that makes · them, I eAny TyJIII frames, -~ other Items. 5 10 3tc 5 8 6tc mowers for any tractor, plea-~· Wbat dO ·,.,u bave? . Call or I ty of rakes, most anything lee Corireco Alltique Shop· Mid· 19G6 CONSOLE STEREO fa All . M••• 0 dl WY -' PLANTS - Sweet Potatoes $1 Just taken in. Lovely walnut needed on the rm. P""' w • -IIJIOit, . eporl. · 2-2!159. per 100, tomato and cabbage finish. Radio equipped with 1 ed for the small farmer's bud·ll~~~iij~~=i~~ 4 It OOtp lllc doz. or 75c " hu"" ' •'<~. : 4 speed automatic changer. i get. Bill Goodwin, 6 miles I j ·· · . 1111 LBS. lall1 •pplei Qe·,.... lb. peppers, egg plant, broccoli, . Dual volume control. This sell from Wilkesville. 5 8 6tc and beating, ~~::!I SilO lb. wild•·aJnller,;~ lb.. brussels sprouts and cauh· 3 months old. Take over pay- I - - - - - - : : - : - - - - Ohio. End your sewer Goldeu SeiJ fl.7l jj ~8 flow"': 15c doz. Also five good i ments o1 $L25 per week or , We haY• aU size sewer mach~lb. andtl8, eleclnc hot water healers, • , pay balance due $92.24. Try ~~::":!~~~ IDes. Rt:ponable rates. Call roots. BID BaUey, R$BvlUe, good cut off saw and a fum. It in your home. can WY 2- sport s~an, WY 2-:!974, day or aJgbL Oblo _: :'·-· ..'. f:t30tc ace blower. B. F. 5 Board, 5 8 6tc. gine, 4 speed, automatic,~iswl;-=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,...,.;;;•.;•;.,.. Mason, W. Va. 10 6tp , _ 3218. _ ____ for Rent ·. ICATTLE OILER tTOJ<.().W!k). tric wipers with washer, ._ ·- · ., . HORSE DRAWN mowmg mach- Includes lace fty fighter, mill- seat belts, etc., Z nee'w;~~:~~~~ EXP&RIENGED ROOM F;wrbouH, base-line. Also wa~on wheels. Con- era! Ieeder and an automatic good mech., and e meut. lleil' a!J* ~ Clblneta, tact Herb Williams, Shade. catue oiler. Authorized deal- buy al ~- Sure we finance, 5 8 city Pl. ,bot ~ tyllelll; , Sip er for Gllllla and Meigs Meiga Equjpment Company. IJ8nlen an4 ·~ llvlistod< ELECI'ROLUX SWEEPER coonties. Gordo• H. Swisher, Phone WY 2-2176. 5 12 6tc prl¥11-.,. ·~; ~ ~· COMPLETE with attachments Otesbire, Ohio. Phone EM 7and _.,... ,... _, . •,, .· . ~ , ~ .!2. 3te and paper throw away bags. 7289. 5 2 30tp 1961 FORD Gatut., Otarles • B&:DRQ914 MODiliJI5~ Runs good. $14.95. WY 2-2685. GREAT LAKES hoUsetraller, LyOIIB, Mason, W. VI. ·PIbooe•ll 5 9 6tc Raelae,~ ·~--Ji!~ Tom 50 fl Also men's work uni- 713-561L I Ill lfc Wolfe at' ~- Bll¥ 1954 SCHULT aluminum trail- forms, women's and cbil- 1961 FORD good RUTLAND FURNITURE'S USED FURNITURE OUM RUnAND ~ ' --..,11--·--..:· r .. FERTILIZER ! ~-----··--·- ·cau te¥oiw, t. RADIATOR SERVICE •uo: 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD oioo 0 • _ • 1 etedi!!,'hSbed I e WHEa AliGNMENT BRAKE SERYIU ""!~'llillli· '~ Blaeftnars O'Delt i::~l!~;;~=~;;: VIY 2-2193 .........,. 1 or 8 x 211ReedsviUe, under $1200.00. dren's Jeffers clothing,Used andClothing woven dltion, $600.Beecb See St.; City', ·~ , ... ~·: it Tiii11 10te . er A.' Hall, e. M. rugs. ley, 660 TiWIJ:Ii"4jli!i!e' 1( -~ $ 8-tfe Store•. Rt. 33, going toward port, or call WY 2-Z919. A - c.JJ, WY ~ BUDGET PRICED lurolture 1n the falr grounds. 5 10 6tc 5 II 3tp · ·· '' H tie our third Ooor budget shqpf . " ROOMS 'lUtttilbed aPitlilent Baker Flll'llilure, UlddlepOOt . 11 12 Uc AD'ulliillel paid. Phone WY Oblo. ~ W975 or WY 2-2i'IL 5 4 tic USED work pants and shirts. ACROSS tO.Oneklnd "1. Appease f'UIINlSHED aplll'lment. 408 i Carl Chevalier, Long Bot- L Identical 8.lrony ofou"""" 41.Smllller .. o..\.1- .A· , Ohio 1 trun, Ohio. 4 28 24tp G. Bottle •-Game ...-~ ve., .Pomeroy, ·, -.,.. of WY 5 3·-. tlc~' ONE black pony, bridle, sad.. t.Noble chMeo DOWN LNAI!A 11. Title MODERN 2 bedroom apart. die and martingales.. Phone :10. ~cm <( of rockot ' en! ~ -· , lllltth of Pom-1 WY Z-5375. D. E. Miller. l(oelems 2. Mountain. m . ell .' . 5 6 6tp H. Entries Ill. Clung eroy. Ill 'f¥ M698. l&Spaul.oh to a.M-of · :· 4 II tic ,ILOFTY pile, free !rom soil is 1 -.rni.'·-~-· I thefamll, 11.Bnul Y....lhJ''•AIII. . 18, VIper 4.Pr1nt A!'ffiQUB ·~ . the carpet cleaned with Bhre 1'- :;"'blem, 30, Cotlcisa measure11 22.Check mlseellar. ' · ,, (•idl ·. 4t write: Lustre. Rent electric sham· tt~23, Fanner 3l.Pagaa &Qdl I. Word , Mil. ...!'~'~ w. pooer -11. Pomeroy Cement :us. Loc:Wit 33.0Jen 24.HJghhUI 1 ~v· Block Co 5 9 6tc tree -~ · .Dumerical 2~. Loophole 36. Leather· MaiD St:t . •. • 16. BriU.h wQJ'ker'a 21. Begina """'""')' \. '! . •l ; ltl tlei)IM 16 fl. Camping trailer, island at I.LMge 28.Detatea tool land m... 29. Distant YT.Payment J'9UR fUIUIIied apai1r · complete. See Melvin Little, :,• ; menl WY • : " 4 14 !fe Cbesblre, Ohio, or CurtiS ,,.:,~ ~~ a ~ 1 ~ F)-; • Jebltlnson, Middleport. 19. Fortify 1 0 All Y C 0 SSW0 R0 z.-. ·- - ell-. • ROOI4 .• .. !:!liter. 'tRAILER ID1'8 , - Free lOW- 5 6 6tc I :ao. Ahead I -· age hu's frat~ JL Cinder e p ' (Stele . Approved). ·YOU can walk on your 2 1 22. Female Obi~ .· Pbone WY hours after cleaning it Balnt; Mr.1r1e · • v. F El . ~ 23. Slender 2-332l ectnc Sh11m glass b.Jbo 1 15 Uc Lustre oam ;~~~:~~-~~~~ Hardware, pooer rental Po¥Jeroy, $1. Ohio. 5 5 *==::--==-.::::;,--, ARAB kiDs pesll best! it~!'IJ, 1 •our borne !rem ~:;~:I IDis, cockroaches, ICiorpJons, silverfish, wasps and water blll!S. able at King BuUdero ~~t'=ili.:~ Co., Middleport. 4 29 tic 1 fli rye:~: t-li321 or WY 3 13 Uc ==..:·-:===~ SEWING MACHINE new sewin• table. Zig zag In 0 equipped to buttonhole mon-1 ogram overcast, ete. P a Y off 5 payments 17.00 each. · WY 2-2685. li I 6lc ' 1a •bbr. ,,.. :111. otu mensure of length 26. ~psh&wn of • ofNebr. :rr. Neighbor :111, Htndu uu. ao. Wblto ant :: 315. Pl8oe at =IBe wol'Bhlp . , rill rL; 11 . {:ZI•' 2o ~ •• .. •• ~ l{i'• .. ... ~ I'" t% >& ~ . ~ f0 ., •• ~ " n&u~ m GREATEST BQo VB engine, PowerKitde tran.s. Lite new white wall tires, radio. Seat alwaya covered, beautiful aqua lin· ish. 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2-Dr. · ··• $1495 Beautiful car In 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotleBB clean Interior, 155 h.p. 6 cyl. engine, std. trau. Tires like new, radio and heater. 19631mpala Hardtop Coupe···· $1795 327 cu. ln. engine, Powergllde trans. Power steering and brakes, like new 1st line white wall tires, radio and heater ,red interior, showroom clean, all white finish. 1964 Falcon 2-Dr. •·•• •••.. •.. .,•• $1295 Deluxe trim. Seats ahriYJ eovered. Whitewall tire• lbow UU!e weor. White flnlall. Radio and beater• or Plain wltb popperoll), up At G. & G. CAPI . PI~k B:ll'liYY.-li'TSDG - ~RW A DIME A lay CHESTER GCIJ~LD " " 8JW)roftl) llaelae, .... I I .. .. '' .' ,............ . . e ......... ,...... "<• ... 1'0 GIVE 't'''OACK THE TWENTY' Q:UI.HD 1 ~ 'TO DEAL '«JU THAT COMTRACT, QNLY I'M I'M UP A""..AIHST I JA!iON ~OLFE HAS JUST DECIDED TO BE OURNE~T ~~ ...... ANI ... Whr "WWRLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER MEAN ONE MILLION . IACINI, OHIO .. 'I'ICSTIJ't eloso IICboqJ on South 3rd .,500. W Ya-21D. 6 I 0• HE'S ELecTED I \, .. By RAEBURN VAN IUREN . • ' ... ' ' 8y SCHULZ . : ~"'./ WHATlO . ·-;;;,:; SA~ . I OOI'T 6EUEVE tr... r.. . r..... VE5 OOC10R, lYE eEEN MiAM .~IDS& OF SLEEP.•• LACKOF UNDER A GOOD DEAL OF ~TRAIN AT WORK . ENfRGY •••.. lf~ON ... EH f /"r-n""""'-.n""''f'E - -- --- LOOK PHONE IIH:Jnceln St. ''7~"': BUCKS 10 ME. WHEH ABBIE AND SLATS name. C. I J. Trailer Sales - -~ •795 II ... ..._...... - .•, ·' •'" ...!' ;'' - - AT THI AIVICIIIII Wi'LL OIVI YOU POl ..,,..,..l...,nco . . . . . . . . .u... IUG'SBUN~Y enctOIIChllJ~~e MAfiiAGEMENT . .r.. . :: OIL CHANGI Lubrication ServiN . i COMPLETE! SALES . 8UT I'LL MAKE. Including GREASE JOB - AUCTIONEER .1'; :! IT UP TO 'IOU I MINIATUREil CerlaiD paintings are m1n1ature1 because, tl'lirltllllf,ll IIIey were painted um. whlcb is naUve einaa~' or red lead. '!be paint, not alze, was responsible lor tbe . Y~terday's CryjtOOquotet YOUR P'ACI!'J DOTH Plants ·best ever. Supply WHAT l'OU BE INWARDLY~LEW!S EVANS very linoited. First _orne, ilrsl l t.fi? 11811, Jtial' Fe.tUl'('l Syt~dledf<. Inc.) served Signed : Wm. H. : .Holmes, Syracuse, Ollio. i • ¥ 6tcl • iU' POKER' , RiMEM~ri!'? BUT LOOK' AT WAAT "'M"VER BATicD AN. EYE! Rl JOB, -.!JU f8[; A POKER PLAYER: ..·8UT LOOK AT M)' ;tot' IT'IJ. WHOA I OIPJUI-I 'EVER t.tE.&.~ OF At.N~ TI-liNG SO 6M.Y? POMEROY, OHIO . ~ Tl FOI(GET li. VOlJ '1;111;j" IT · LOOI<! I "!:\le~ UI<&J "mU, AHO '(00 1-im'E M:f INSIDES! SHOk!,.- RlGI-I.T HOW. N~ wbltewan tlreo, ' !!peed Una~ Red body, ' ODDP ly HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE HOT ONEI ••• 1960 TR-3 ROADSTER Wo Think This Is Tho . ., lj tMe,PnM• ....... JIM CARNAHAN RJ'D ' ly ART IANSONI By V. T. HAMLIN ' JTWN - XBIIT I'BIID • -- Llgbt green flnisb, apotleBBlnlerlor, coot! tlrea. power ateeriDg and brakea, automatic tra111., l'ldlo and belter, factory air condltloaed. A real e1w<p ear and one you will like. OPEN EVES 9 P.M. ~-s.m.. Crtn Bradfonl TJ Z ......... room lurolshed downsialrs, 1112 E. Main Street, Pomeroy, 1800.00. THREE bedroom !tame ·bout, 145 81rtternut Avenue, Pomeroy, f/,500.00 FOUR bedroom ·house, Butternut Avenue, Porn~ _f7,5111. TBREI! bedroom boti11 ·,. MuJ. berrY Ave., PIIIIW'OJ::' '· Bot water heating IIYsJem. .,.. Wood lloors. $1,500.00. · TWO apartment .boule; Osborto street, large lot, PornetOJ, $11,500.00. THREE bedroom bouse, 1~ bsth, Vale Street, Pomeroy, $4,!100.00. TWO apartment bouse, Mul· berry Avenue, Pomero,, $4,· 100.00. THREE bedroom bouse, J,aur· el Street, Pomeroy, f8,5111.00 HARTINGER Bulldilic.-• ' N. llld., Aft., Mldrllepart, .,,500. IIIII WY Ullt. Allar ' p. m. eaD WY 1-8. Cia ~co. O'sn. ... """ &telly Ct. I il etc ON DISPLAY Wrlr.f,i'llono or C...llct B EDZlZOICI mlnum siding, $6,900.110. SMALL !raD)O bouse witb lbrH NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS POMEROY CJrnllac>ND Qaolalloa BZNDP 11 POMEROY MOTOR CO. CALL WYN905 111 W. MAIN FOR SALE ) TWO houses, Chester Road (RL 7), large lot, ",000.00. SEVEN room bouse, U 1 I o o Terrace, Pomeroy, aew alu· . 1958 Olds. 98 • 4 Door .......... $495 5 It BOP . . 1964 Chevrolet 2 Door .... ·· .. $1695 •10.87 one tetter' atmply .ita.nds for another. In this llll11pleo A. II a. . tor tho three r.:a, X tor lhe two 0'•, etc. lllngle ltttenl, · trophlel, tho lo!JIIh 0114 f"""otlon of the wordl are all ~ Jlar:l1 4&71111 aocl6 1ettero.,.. dlfferenL z Super Spt. Convertible. Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wall tires, 327 V8 engine, automatic, power steering, radio and heater, w)llle finish, black top. Truly showroom clean. \ ' All Kinds of Good Buyo Allin One Pla11 At Your Chevrolet Dealer 1111sage, mutbroam. bam or combinatlou. ,. •• 12" .... .JS. - 1.50 Compl... Ci..,.out- DAILY OBl'Pl'OQUO'l'E - Hem'• how to WOik It: AXYDLBAAJ:B 1o L o :If a p ll L L o w A. 1964 Chevrolet ·............... $2195 WHAT tl'iA CALl THAT? and ~r" 38. Staggers VA If, Lash mariol Super Sport Coupe. Low mileage, vinyl Interior with bucket seats, VB, automatic, power steering and brat· es, tinted glass, padded dasb, wire wheel covers, black vinyl roof and Sierra tan finish. Truly a sharp aportl ear. >+ 10'" 3$, Before; 1965 Chevrolet Impala · · · ·· ·· · $2695 blaet top. Prlcod lotow - · Prlco, Ollly - - - - - - - mlnum siding, storm elltd.:J ows .and d< ·s, •;~~;and~ Jl earpotts; tlQJetl_ • Pbone ALL CRAFI' ALUMI· NUM PRODUcrs, 168 Second Ave., WY s-6570. ' 11 . THE BEST HERE PIZZA AT lr KINI PRICES and QUAUTY are · coot! II ~I! •• •• • 10 Any Way You look Alit ••• Road lilt .. / '' . " , .. ·I �' ' I'OR BALE - WHi!a ALICUiMENT 1nd BRAKE SERVICE Rose Alignment Shop 110 Mechanic St. Phone 992-3576 W. Milo St. ,._.., Formerly Gneser Bodr Pomeroy, Ohio ao.e. Works .r r . . . FURNITURE e APPLtANCES e4 Good Living Room Suites to Gvoci Useci iiedroom Suitt e2 Nice Wardrobe• e Several UHd Tabl11 and Lamps •• • e4 u..d Wringer Washel'l - Maytag and G.E., all good u:riiii.iiN\:iii . Apply ·the ~ally Sentinel ' I&N CASEY , . Rert:a . 1111 lltat you can alfiJrd, . . 4 bedrooms. Phone WY . Ulll lor appotntmlll. f 12 ltp Best Used Buys condition, i Uew ~U:e~, new snow treads also. Rea,s-11 ona])le. Call WY 2-3713 day•• II or 'evenings or WY evenings. 5 11 I iMlllt ... ~i' ' TH. PlACE TO GO .FOR THE CARRIERS I ~ . Sedan, ' r lr GIORGI WONDER LI'L ABNIR • 6 Good Bmkf11t Sets SAVE MONEY AT HOMEBUILDERS - Remod· eling on your present home? We work to please. Nelgler'a Building Supply, Racllte. ' 17 SOle VENETIAN Blinds and pairs, cloth awnings and CARPETS and . too can MALE AND FEMALE - Men pairs, porch valiance, beautiful if yeu use and womtD needed in area 's O'DELL TERMITE Service, boo porch shades. Dale Lu. l R t 1 t · ·~am-1 ~ s re. en e ec r1e ... largest clealling company. Belmont Dr., Gallipolis, " ' 1." · . pel Supply, 215 Union pooer $1. Picken's Hardware Write to Winans White Glove Phone . ~15. Terinlte 5 ll PHONE WY 2-2156 Pomeroy, Ohio. Co. Inc. 5 10 5te Maintenance, 13th and Av- Pest Control. ~ IDilli~ll . "11~ 1;· ~·,..·-'- - ! iiJ>MJi: Bi!.eec!;bh and Oak Timber. I iiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiO=iiiiii===.j ery Streets, Parkersburg, W. Block tion~: ·cau 1'<1111~1))' ~::;11 Co., WY Ul93, · ' '~OtiC. '' I~ Emmett G. Will , Rt. :. h1;1~e-l t Va. 5 11 3tc .... Repair, In Middleport, WY 2SISTER MORTIC~ A truly ; ..!.'!!· _ 5 10 6tp 2374, Baum Lumber Co. Ill MALE - NEED CASH? gifted palm' fel!der. p a s t, 1965 TRAVEL 1'rail.r - Sleeps 1 Landmark's Got Chesler 9115-3301. 4 17 SOle famous Knapp aerotred shoes. Pf""Ft, f!J.Iure. ' $!.00 reading i 5 - like new - priced at EVERYTHING Full or part time, High witli this 111; 'Kana~~&l, Rt. 7.1 1900. See at 493 Broadway BEATING, PLUMBING, Rural Why drive 50 miles, when missions plus bonu.~. Com- Doxol Bottle Gas. 'Loo~ for . 1111~' IJin.' 1 St., Middleport. Ph. WY 2· vou can get delivel'l' at our pJete line for men and wom- Brothers, 618 E. Main SL, 5 12 6tp 5592. 5 10 6tc area warehouse. CaU ns for I en. Equipment furnished free. Pomeroy. ' _ : FOR Memorial Day beoutiful '>peciallzed Eervice - Bulk 9 22 lfe Spreading Available - We Write to Gordon Rae, · BULLpOZ&,R WORK wanted, selection uf artificial flowers, I 4.1so Can Apply Liquid NiSales Mgr ., 3584 Darbyshire reaoenable 'rate, WY 2-2208. ; bsskets, crosses, hearts. Fin- trogen To Yom Fields. AU Jack'• Drive, Columtus, Ohio 43221. ... · ·s 11 6tc I est to choose from. Stop at Analysis, straight & mixed RaveD. materials a~·oilable. AU al 5 II 3lc Cliff's Shoe Repair, Middle- 1 oew low prices. 4I PIANO 12 each. port, Ohio. 5 10 12tc Ph. WY 2-2181 Employment Wanted SEWING maehlnel, repair .,.. WY 2-:!tlt. Jlllle HIIIJllliel. HAy rake rubber tire Co-Op, flee, au makeo. WY 2-ZZtlt 6 6 etc $35. Robert Blackwood, HarriPOM~ROY YARD WORK, own tools, by '11le Fabrlt Shop, 5 10 3tp ~ hour or contract. Phone SE;;;;;XSO;;;;;:.;N;;;'S"R;;eys=to'. =ne=S""Ia"ll'"on '::--:::: on sonvi'-'=_ Ohio.· OHIO Authorized Singer Sales .,_,;· 2-3352. 5 12 3tc Rt. 7 at 'Five Points. Under ROLLA WAY bed and mattress, : e Service. ' 21 lie new.manalement. Please stop $35. Robert Blackwood, Harri-1 Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. F M h' 6 10 &tp sonville, 5 12 3tp !I t ,========""'! arm ac rnery c-=--=DEUCIOUS Homemade Pizza, ONE.fe;,alf and one male Fox · ZAG ATTENTION FARMERS! Do liOc, 75e, Uj!, tl.OO slzt~. De- Terrier pups. Jarob Baer, 1 ZIG you pay city prices for used luxe Pilla;' Jai:k'o Dat· ! Minersville, Ohio, R. D. I. Late Singer .. AUTOMATIC farm machinery? I have had 5 10 3tp ing machme. Automatically 115 u.ed tractors In stock this , 17 Bar , MiclciJ~ 12 8 tfc I '~ :., . . ·' . buttonholes, sews on buttons, year. I don't believe all the All New LilllfOr Shll! Wan.... To Buy ,ANTIQUE furnilur., Dresser 1 ail without attachment.. dealers ill the foor adjoining eCer eTruck eH11ter .~ and bedroom smte over 100 : sume payments of S6 counties have had that many. 1 Core e Bullclour HOUS~G~, Old lash· yrs. old. Wayne Prince, Lung I month or pay balance I have more plows than the · loned flmll~. i)lcture Botton., Ohio. Phone 378-liZ98., $65.55. Call WY 2-3218. factory that makes · them, I eAny TyJIII frames, -~ other Items. 5 10 3tc 5 8 6tc mowers for any tractor, plea-~· Wbat dO ·,.,u bave? . Call or I ty of rakes, most anything lee Corireco Alltique Shop· Mid· 19G6 CONSOLE STEREO fa All . M••• 0 dl WY -' PLANTS - Sweet Potatoes $1 Just taken in. Lovely walnut needed on the rm. P""' w • -IIJIOit, . eporl. · 2-2!159. per 100, tomato and cabbage finish. Radio equipped with 1 ed for the small farmer's bud·ll~~~iij~~=i~~ 4 It OOtp lllc doz. or 75c " hu"" ' •'<~. : 4 speed automatic changer. i get. Bill Goodwin, 6 miles I j ·· · . 1111 LBS. lall1 •pplei Qe·,.... lb. peppers, egg plant, broccoli, . Dual volume control. This sell from Wilkesville. 5 8 6tc and beating, ~~::!I SilO lb. wild•·aJnller,;~ lb.. brussels sprouts and cauh· 3 months old. Take over pay- I - - - - - - : : - : - - - - Ohio. End your sewer Goldeu SeiJ fl.7l jj ~8 flow"': 15c doz. Also five good i ments o1 $L25 per week or , We haY• aU size sewer mach~lb. andtl8, eleclnc hot water healers, • , pay balance due $92.24. Try ~~::":!~~~ IDes. Rt:ponable rates. Call roots. BID BaUey, R$BvlUe, good cut off saw and a fum. It in your home. can WY 2- sport s~an, WY 2-:!974, day or aJgbL Oblo _: :'·-· ..'. f:t30tc ace blower. B. F. 5 Board, 5 8 6tc. gine, 4 speed, automatic,~iswl;-=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,...,.;;;•.;•;.,.. Mason, W. Va. 10 6tp , _ 3218. _ ____ for Rent ·. ICATTLE OILER tTOJ<.().W!k). tric wipers with washer, ._ ·- · ., . HORSE DRAWN mowmg mach- Includes lace fty fighter, mill- seat belts, etc., Z nee'w;~~:~~~~ EXP&RIENGED ROOM F;wrbouH, base-line. Also wa~on wheels. Con- era! Ieeder and an automatic good mech., and e meut. lleil' a!J* ~ Clblneta, tact Herb Williams, Shade. catue oiler. Authorized deal- buy al ~- Sure we finance, 5 8 city Pl. ,bot ~ tyllelll; , Sip er for Gllllla and Meigs Meiga Equjpment Company. IJ8nlen an4 ·~ llvlistod< ELECI'ROLUX SWEEPER coonties. Gordo• H. Swisher, Phone WY 2-2176. 5 12 6tc prl¥11-.,. ·~; ~ ~· COMPLETE with attachments Otesbire, Ohio. Phone EM 7and _.,... ,... _, . •,, .· . ~ , ~ .!2. 3te and paper throw away bags. 7289. 5 2 30tp 1961 FORD Gatut., Otarles • B&:DRQ914 MODiliJI5~ Runs good. $14.95. WY 2-2685. GREAT LAKES hoUsetraller, LyOIIB, Mason, W. VI. ·PIbooe•ll 5 9 6tc Raelae,~ ·~--Ji!~ Tom 50 fl Also men's work uni- 713-561L I Ill lfc Wolfe at' ~- Bll¥ 1954 SCHULT aluminum trail- forms, women's and cbil- 1961 FORD good RUTLAND FURNITURE'S USED FURNITURE OUM RUnAND ~ ' --..,11--·--..:· r .. FERTILIZER ! ~-----··--·- ·cau te¥oiw, t. RADIATOR SERVICE •uo: 1 KEITH GOBLE FORD oioo 0 • _ • 1 etedi!!,'hSbed I e WHEa AliGNMENT BRAKE SERYIU ""!~'llillli· '~ Blaeftnars O'Delt i::~l!~;;~=~;;: VIY 2-2193 .........,. 1 or 8 x 211ReedsviUe, under $1200.00. dren's Jeffers clothing,Used andClothing woven dltion, $600.Beecb See St.; City', ·~ , ... ~·: it Tiii11 10te . er A.' Hall, e. M. rugs. ley, 660 TiWIJ:Ii"4jli!i!e' 1( -~ $ 8-tfe Store•. Rt. 33, going toward port, or call WY 2-Z919. A - c.JJ, WY ~ BUDGET PRICED lurolture 1n the falr grounds. 5 10 6tc 5 II 3tp · ·· '' H tie our third Ooor budget shqpf . " ROOMS 'lUtttilbed aPitlilent Baker Flll'llilure, UlddlepOOt . 11 12 Uc AD'ulliillel paid. Phone WY Oblo. ~ W975 or WY 2-2i'IL 5 4 tic USED work pants and shirts. ACROSS tO.Oneklnd "1. Appease f'UIINlSHED aplll'lment. 408 i Carl Chevalier, Long Bot- L Identical 8.lrony ofou"""" 41.Smllller .. o..\.1- .A· , Ohio 1 trun, Ohio. 4 28 24tp G. Bottle •-Game ...-~ ve., .Pomeroy, ·, -.,.. of WY 5 3·-. tlc~' ONE black pony, bridle, sad.. t.Noble chMeo DOWN LNAI!A 11. Title MODERN 2 bedroom apart. die and martingales.. Phone :10. ~cm <( of rockot ' en! ~ -· , lllltth of Pom-1 WY Z-5375. D. E. Miller. l(oelems 2. Mountain. m . ell .' . 5 6 6tp H. Entries Ill. Clung eroy. Ill 'f¥ M698. l&Spaul.oh to a.M-of · :· 4 II tic ,ILOFTY pile, free !rom soil is 1 -.rni.'·-~-· I thefamll, 11.Bnul Y....lhJ''•AIII. . 18, VIper 4.Pr1nt A!'ffiQUB ·~ . the carpet cleaned with Bhre 1'- :;"'blem, 30, Cotlcisa measure11 22.Check mlseellar. ' · ,, (•idl ·. 4t write: Lustre. Rent electric sham· tt~23, Fanner 3l.Pagaa &Qdl I. Word , Mil. ...!'~'~ w. pooer -11. Pomeroy Cement :us. Loc:Wit 33.0Jen 24.HJghhUI 1 ~v· Block Co 5 9 6tc tree -~ · .Dumerical 2~. Loophole 36. Leather· MaiD St:t . •. • 16. BriU.h wQJ'ker'a 21. Begina """'""')' \. '! . •l ; ltl tlei)IM 16 fl. Camping trailer, island at I.LMge 28.Detatea tool land m... 29. Distant YT.Payment J'9UR fUIUIIied apai1r · complete. See Melvin Little, :,• ; menl WY • : " 4 14 !fe Cbesblre, Ohio, or CurtiS ,,.:,~ ~~ a ~ 1 ~ F)-; • Jebltlnson, Middleport. 19. Fortify 1 0 All Y C 0 SSW0 R0 z.-. ·- - ell-. • ROOI4 .• .. !:!liter. 'tRAILER ID1'8 , - Free lOW- 5 6 6tc I :ao. Ahead I -· age hu's frat~ JL Cinder e p ' (Stele . Approved). ·YOU can walk on your 2 1 22. Female Obi~ .· Pbone WY hours after cleaning it Balnt; Mr.1r1e · • v. F El . ~ 23. Slender 2-332l ectnc Sh11m glass b.Jbo 1 15 Uc Lustre oam ;~~~:~~-~~~~ Hardware, pooer rental Po¥Jeroy, $1. Ohio. 5 5 *==::--==-.::::;,--, ARAB kiDs pesll best! it~!'IJ, 1 •our borne !rem ~:;~:I IDis, cockroaches, ICiorpJons, silverfish, wasps and water blll!S. able at King BuUdero ~~t'=ili.:~ Co., Middleport. 4 29 tic 1 fli rye:~: t-li321 or WY 3 13 Uc ==..:·-:===~ SEWING MACHINE new sewin• table. Zig zag In 0 equipped to buttonhole mon-1 ogram overcast, ete. P a Y off 5 payments 17.00 each. · WY 2-2685. li I 6lc ' 1a •bbr. ,,.. :111. otu mensure of length 26. ~psh&wn of • ofNebr. :rr. Neighbor :111, Htndu uu. ao. Wblto ant :: 315. Pl8oe at =IBe wol'Bhlp . , rill rL; 11 . {:ZI•' 2o ~ •• .. •• ~ l{i'• .. ... ~ I'" t% >& ~ . ~ f0 ., •• ~ " n&u~ m GREATEST BQo VB engine, PowerKitde tran.s. Lite new white wall tires, radio. Seat alwaya covered, beautiful aqua lin· ish. 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2-Dr. · ··• $1495 Beautiful car In 2 tone green finish, low mileage by original local owner, spotleBB clean Interior, 155 h.p. 6 cyl. engine, std. trau. Tires like new, radio and heater. 19631mpala Hardtop Coupe···· $1795 327 cu. ln. engine, Powergllde trans. Power steering and brakes, like new 1st line white wall tires, radio and heater ,red interior, showroom clean, all white finish. 1964 Falcon 2-Dr. •·•• •••.. •.. .,•• $1295 Deluxe trim. Seats ahriYJ eovered. Whitewall tire• lbow UU!e weor. White flnlall. Radio and beater• or Plain wltb popperoll), up At G. & G. CAPI . PI~k B:ll'liYY.-li'TSDG - ~RW A DIME A lay CHESTER GCIJ~LD " " 8JW)roftl) llaelae, .... I I .. .. '' .' ,............ . . e ......... ,...... "<• ... 1'0 GIVE 't'''OACK THE TWENTY' Q:UI.HD 1 ~ 'TO DEAL '«JU THAT COMTRACT, QNLY I'M I'M UP A""..AIHST I JA!iON ~OLFE HAS JUST DECIDED TO BE OURNE~T ~~ ...... ANI ... Whr "WWRLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAILER MEAN ONE MILLION . IACINI, OHIO .. 'I'ICSTIJ't eloso IICboqJ on South 3rd .,500. W Ya-21D. 6 I 0• HE'S ELecTED I \, .. By RAEBURN VAN IUREN . • ' ... ' ' 8y SCHULZ . : ~"'./ WHATlO . ·-;;;,:; SA~ . I OOI'T 6EUEVE tr... r.. . r..... VE5 OOC10R, lYE eEEN MiAM .~IDS& OF SLEEP.•• LACKOF UNDER A GOOD DEAL OF ~TRAIN AT WORK . ENfRGY •••.. lf~ON ... EH f /"r-n""""'-.n""''f'E - -- --- LOOK PHONE IIH:Jnceln St. ''7~"': BUCKS 10 ME. WHEH ABBIE AND SLATS name. C. I J. Trailer Sales - -~ •795 II ... ..._...... - .•, ·' •'" ...!' ;'' - - AT THI AIVICIIIII Wi'LL OIVI YOU POl ..,,..,..l...,nco . . . . . . . . .u... IUG'SBUN~Y enctOIIChllJ~~e MAfiiAGEMENT . .r.. . :: OIL CHANGI Lubrication ServiN . i COMPLETE! SALES . 8UT I'LL MAKE. Including GREASE JOB - AUCTIONEER .1'; :! IT UP TO 'IOU I MINIATUREil CerlaiD paintings are m1n1ature1 because, tl'lirltllllf,ll IIIey were painted um. whlcb is naUve einaa~' or red lead. '!be paint, not alze, was responsible lor tbe . Y~terday's CryjtOOquotet YOUR P'ACI!'J DOTH Plants ·best ever. Supply WHAT l'OU BE INWARDLY~LEW!S EVANS very linoited. First _orne, ilrsl l t.fi? 11811, Jtial' Fe.tUl'('l Syt~dledf<. Inc.) served Signed : Wm. H. : .Holmes, Syracuse, Ollio. i • ¥ 6tcl • iU' POKER' , RiMEM~ri!'? BUT LOOK' AT WAAT "'M"VER BATicD AN. EYE! Rl JOB, -.!JU f8[; A POKER PLAYER: ..·8UT LOOK AT M)' ;tot' IT'IJ. WHOA I OIPJUI-I 'EVER t.tE.&.~ OF At.N~ TI-liNG SO 6M.Y? POMEROY, OHIO . ~ Tl FOI(GET li. VOlJ '1;111;j" IT · LOOI<! I "!:\le~ UI<&J "mU, AHO '(00 1-im'E M:f INSIDES! SHOk!,.- RlGI-I.T HOW. N~ wbltewan tlreo, ' !!peed Una~ Red body, ' ODDP ly HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE HOT ONEI ••• 1960 TR-3 ROADSTER Wo Think This Is Tho . ., lj tMe,PnM• ....... JIM CARNAHAN RJ'D ' ly ART IANSONI By V. T. HAMLIN ' JTWN - XBIIT I'BIID • -- Llgbt green flnisb, apotleBBlnlerlor, coot! tlrea. power ateeriDg and brakea, automatic tra111., l'ldlo and belter, factory air condltloaed. A real e1w<p ear and one you will like. OPEN EVES 9 P.M. ~-s.m.. Crtn Bradfonl TJ Z ......... room lurolshed downsialrs, 1112 E. Main Street, Pomeroy, 1800.00. THREE bedroom !tame ·bout, 145 81rtternut Avenue, Pomeroy, f/,500.00 FOUR bedroom ·house, Butternut Avenue, Porn~ _f7,5111. TBREI! bedroom boti11 ·,. MuJ. berrY Ave., PIIIIW'OJ::' '· Bot water heating IIYsJem. .,.. Wood lloors. $1,500.00. · TWO apartment .boule; Osborto street, large lot, PornetOJ, $11,500.00. THREE bedroom bouse, 1~ bsth, Vale Street, Pomeroy, $4,!100.00. TWO apartment bouse, Mul· berry Avenue, Pomero,, $4,· 100.00. THREE bedroom bouse, J,aur· el Street, Pomeroy, f8,5111.00 HARTINGER Bulldilic.-• ' N. llld., Aft., Mldrllepart, .,,500. IIIII WY Ullt. Allar ' p. m. eaD WY 1-8. Cia ~co. O'sn. ... """ &telly Ct. I il etc ON DISPLAY Wrlr.f,i'llono or C...llct B EDZlZOICI mlnum siding, $6,900.110. SMALL !raD)O bouse witb lbrH NEW & USED CARS AND TRUCKS POMEROY CJrnllac>ND Qaolalloa BZNDP 11 POMEROY MOTOR CO. CALL WYN905 111 W. MAIN FOR SALE ) TWO houses, Chester Road (RL 7), large lot, ",000.00. SEVEN room bouse, U 1 I o o Terrace, Pomeroy, aew alu· . 1958 Olds. 98 • 4 Door .......... $495 5 It BOP . . 1964 Chevrolet 2 Door .... ·· .. $1695 •10.87 one tetter' atmply .ita.nds for another. In this llll11pleo A. II a. . tor tho three r.:a, X tor lhe two 0'•, etc. lllngle ltttenl, · trophlel, tho lo!JIIh 0114 f"""otlon of the wordl are all ~ Jlar:l1 4&71111 aocl6 1ettero.,.. dlfferenL z Super Spt. Convertible. Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white wall tires, 327 V8 engine, automatic, power steering, radio and heater, w)llle finish, black top. Truly showroom clean. \ ' All Kinds of Good Buyo Allin One Pla11 At Your Chevrolet Dealer 1111sage, mutbroam. bam or combinatlou. ,. •• 12" .... .JS. - 1.50 Compl... Ci..,.out- DAILY OBl'Pl'OQUO'l'E - Hem'• how to WOik It: AXYDLBAAJ:B 1o L o :If a p ll L L o w A. 1964 Chevrolet ·............... $2195 WHAT tl'iA CALl THAT? and ~r" 38. Staggers VA If, Lash mariol Super Sport Coupe. Low mileage, vinyl Interior with bucket seats, VB, automatic, power steering and brat· es, tinted glass, padded dasb, wire wheel covers, black vinyl roof and Sierra tan finish. Truly a sharp aportl ear. >+ 10'" 3$, Before; 1965 Chevrolet Impala · · · ·· ·· · $2695 blaet top. Prlcod lotow - · Prlco, Ollly - - - - - - - mlnum siding, storm elltd.:J ows .and d< ·s, •;~~;and~ Jl earpotts; tlQJetl_ • Pbone ALL CRAFI' ALUMI· NUM PRODUcrs, 168 Second Ave., WY s-6570. ' 11 . THE BEST HERE PIZZA AT lr KINI PRICES and QUAUTY are · coot! II ~I! •• •• • 10 Any Way You look Alit ••• Road lilt .. / '' . " , .. ·I �' ' 0., 11!11 12, 19M . lodiov'• ~s_. Reviewecl Wednesday #or Literarv Club. •I '· Miss But~lrer is Guest of Ho1101. At Bridal Shower in Middleport . IGS ME ' ' TRE Around And I; About "' ~asi:~!! o::~be~iat~~: rr-Ar ·. ,--...d. ..,.,,. . ,. .d.,_.,~··.' ;· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown :: ODD and children d Chillicothe, and J: Mr. and Mrs. Roy David,.., ~ M Jr. and daughlel'S of Cni<ODibus, 4 ~ '.sited Mother's Day with Mrs. f :m "·E. Erwin. , Mr. and Mrs, Ch"ter E"'''in .J . visited recently in Belpro with iv ;lu.ir M~n and f~ly Mr · ~nd Captain and Mrs. David K. !,Irs. 1chae1 Erw1n and fam1 1v. Hysell and son, Stevtn of Ann Mr. and Mrs. George Dalla. Arbor Mich. are the guests of and children of Soutil CharlPs- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic· to~, Ohio, spent the week•nd tor Hysell. w1th the1r parents, M!'. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Nelson Forrest Bachtel ~~ family and visited Sunday in Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Wilbai!J Matlack, with their son, Richard who is C~ester Road. eonfined to Grant Hospital, with Weekend guests or Mr. a~d arm Injuries, received in an acMrs. Albert Roush and lomdy elden! while in State Patrol were Mr. and Mrs. La,·ry Flow- training in Columbus. m and Mrs. Katneryn SmJih Mr. and Mrs. Murian Long of and children, Kevm and ChriStl Parkersburg, w. va. visited of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Dale Roush, of Sl. Albans, W. ~lvrtle Long. Va. Sunday the grouo visited Mrs. E. J. Tracy returned In Leon, W. ~a. wit~ Mrs. Alta Wednesday, after a several ~hiler. 1days visit in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hennesy her son and daughter-in-Jaw, and daughter, Terri, of Porls· Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Tracy. mouth, spent the Mother's Day Carles R. Karr Sr, entered weekend w1tb h1s mother, Mrs. Veterans Memorial Hospital Henry Hennesy. . . Tuesday afternoon and wiD unMr. and Mrs. W1lham Mur· dergo surgery Friday. ray of Worthington, Ky., were Mrs, Edward T, Bauer of weekend IU"ts of his moliJcr, Marion and Miss Polly Karr of Mrs. James Murray. . Columbus arrived this evening Mr!. Ernest Covert and ehJI- to be with their mother while dren of Belpre, visited over the their father, Charles R. Karr weekend with her moroor , Mrs . Sr. is hospitalized. Charles Mayes. an About Pomeroy ' From our BULOVA GRADUATION COLLECTION .. Butcwe-.. grid.- glll9vtngo "'""',. .. .tJy lower· tlg the COlt of glvlng I 8uloYI gives more value I More qullltJI llot'l beoutyl Men d - sly!es to Choo,. from I You Cltl take prjdt In gMng 1 Bulov1 because It's medt With pride. Let our Watch Experts help you choott the perfect girt- BuiiWa. Select ~ gift now from our extlflliN Bulcw Gr8CIU8lion couectktn. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE USE OUR lAY-AWAY PLAN Court St. Pomeroy c.w-P'AN-NuvNc==Eo MASON-John Morgan, presIdent of the Wabama Band Boosters, has announced that the Junior Band Camp will be held at the 4-H Camp at ISouthside on July 2> • 30th. Sen· ior Band Camp if::JCheduled for August 14 to I~ at Cedar Lakes, Ripley, W. Va., It bas been announced that band moth· ers will serve the alumni ban~ quet on May 28, and the Junior Band Mothers will serve the congregatlona, dinner at the Mason Methodist chorcb on "'!!!!!!!!!..-!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!"""""""""...,""""""""".._;,.,,_::M~a~y-1~9tb.~----= Your full5el'llice lank Is ••• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS · 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' Memb" r•lkl'lli R.,.,. &v•um MtmbfrJ""""" Dtpoliii!II!ArGIU!I CMporatloK - ' I' EUB Church Is Scene of A nnual Banquet Twenty-three members and IUeSis attended the annual mother-<langbter banquet of the WSWS ot Enterprise EUB church Tuesday evening in church dining room, preceding the regular meeting. Mrs. Phil Ohlinher presented the program topic, "Where I Live." The aim of the program was 1o show that each per..,. has a mission each day where they live. The hymn, I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go, with Becky WiU at the piano, opened the program, followed with prayer by the leader and scripture reading by Mrs. Tho- mas Bentz Six problem articles concerning every day living were read and fully discussed by the group with tbe summary answer beIng, that God must be placed In every area of life. Prayer by Mrs. Bentz conduded !be program. A ,. short business session was conducted by Mrs. Bent• preal· deDI. The report of secretaries and the treasurer were liven, Mrs. Ohlinger gave a report on lbe May Fellow.hlp Day which she attended. The meeting closed with the benediction by Mn. James Will. . ' t: I' . ... •." ..• ,. 1 _... .. ,. '' . ,. Elberfelcls II) Pomeroy Art Open Frld1y Even Until I O'dock •nd Saturday Evening until 9 O'Clock. Milly Specl1l V1lues On The Mlln Floor ,. ill the Re1dy To WNr anct 'Drtpery DepartJrents on the 2nd FIOCir - All Of the Porch and Lawn fu~lturt 1t Salt PriceJ ~ 5H The Ntlw Living Roclm 1nd Bed Room Furnit urt ori the 3rd Flcior - -Friday and SiturtiiY 1 ' ' •• ..L I · --'-ld• In pomerav. Good• -,· lme ror r•nmy .,;ii~fi~; !~ II=!' "" ~~ J M1sB Judilb Bulcller, bride- Moore awarded prizes. 'lbe doer . elect of Mr. Robert Garwel~ prize was woo by Mn. Franeis "G!~Rt>," . , sellers, Mary Park. ..;as honored at a bridal Show· Anderson. .. .• James A. The setting of• the beok Is a er givet1 by Mrs. Dan Thomas, After the h9nored 111•&1 bad by fictlooal area in Israel but Vienna, W. Va., Salllrday even- ~ opened the bridal gifts a social t h e drawa deepl~ from history as lng at the home ?f her l"'reDts, hour was heid. Tile relmllmenl the procress ot man 1s unroldea Mr. and Mrs. Waiter t...rwk.11. lHM" n•D w~~n:~ ot:~ :: ~·e!­ from the layers of dust dbturbo Mrs. Crooks assisted her daugh- low cloth and .entered with an ed by the arthe!Jtolist as he ter. arrangement of yellow spring p~ii~.;;;.~,:,;;;;;ii;jiliii""'""'"""'•n.;,d se~es into human Bntiqui· A coler scheme of yeitow, liowers. Cake, lime puncb and ty, Michener gives a history of white and green was carried out yellow and green pastel minlil the Holy Land as the source of In the decorations and refresh- were served by the hostesses. great religious ideas and heri· ments. A white parasol decor· The 111est list included Miss tage of the past as man came ated with yellow roses and sal· Butcher, Mrs. Ira Butcher, mo1 through the cave age, the Cru- In ribbon carried out the theme. !her of the bride • elect, Mrs. TONIGHT lhru FRIOAY isaders and the many conquerw Gifts were placed on a table Patty Stein, Mrs. Donald Ulw.ors of that land. covered with a white cloth ery, Mrs. O.nver Rice, Mrs. •JOHN GOLOFARB PLIASI COMI HOME" two' with yellow accents. Norman Yeanger, Reva Beach, 1 Twenty members and Sbl~ifM.aeL~i~ • · I guests responded lo roll call by Mrs. Ed":ard Crooks conduc~ Mrs. Lena McElhinny, great ' )t' ~· '!.·.\ Peter Ustino\" naming a Jewish tradition. The ed the ~er~es. of gam., durmg grandmother of the honored meeting was opened with the the evenmg wllh Mrs. Elizabeth guest, Mrs. Homer Jones, Mrs. club collect. Mrs. James Euler DaviS F1sher and Mrs. Nan J. J. Davis, Mrs. Don Gosney, Buttons presented the gavel to the Mrs. Nan Moore, MISS Mild· ii!iliiie~~~ comlng president, Mrs. Carl bet pu~ch and .coffee - e red Hawley, Mrs. Robett AI· 'I'UI!a Horky in the b mce 1 served 1n the din1ng room. The lensworth, Mrs. LewiS Sauer, . I nut out·going ~·~~I, Mis: tea table was centered with an Mrs. George Childs, Mrs. Cash • ~·"-'·~ Otah Park wM t~ h ., r ed arrangement of red carnabGil!, Bahr, Mrs. Ray Hecox, Mrs. ' ' ' Olh' f"'r· PI a IZ ' the club flower. Mrs. Moore pre- Robert Fisher, Mrs Elizabeth 0 Jeers "" ·T'OtfiGHT ' er new · F'IS her, Mrs. - R'chard Nan Moore vice president· Mrs slded at the pun ch bo wI and Davas J ~T OPEN Bernard r'uttz, ' . Mrs .. Horky at the silver coffee Chambers, Mrs. Waller WadR 11 servwe. M1se May Park was •deli, Mrs. Richard Karr, Miss 'll' Mr s. W11am usse, . ht · the absence Mary Park, MJss Susan Park, PlttDAY...,-)I sATURDAY er. The new program ac1mg .os ess ?' Miy 13-14 . of her sJSter, M1ss SUsan Park. t.trs. Wallace Bradford, Mro. tee , name d b.v Mrs.MHor k·v, "THE SECRET OF Cl ub mem bers ass1s · ted MlSs · Harold Lo hse, Mrs. wayne Icues ' . MY SUCCISS" I d Mrs. Moore, rs. p k M Jh Ki ld ' be r, Mrs. J ames Pll ar . rs. o n nca and Sw1s u en, . !Tetbllicolor) Mrs. Roger Morgan and 1 k · · Shlrle~ Jones, Stella Stevens Susan Park. Miss Par were guests. Mrs. Herman Kinca1d, Mrs. Ed'Y-OUNG PURY" Mn. William Ru,.ell bas ~ ·~ , . _ . . , . , . sar Wolle, Mrs. Joe Wolfe, Mrs. (Tecllui<Olor) With ~ Calhoun been appointed by lbe FeGer- [' Jacob Be~, Mrs. Harold Wolfe, and Virlin'- ll,ayo ation president of Distriet 8 to ··· Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs. 'SUNDAY, MON. olld TUES. Ule chalrmaoshl of the Art Edgar Allensworth, Mr•. HoMo, 15·16-17 ond Penolt:s lor PArt CoiDIDI~ ;. • bert Reibel, Mrs. Oscar Roush, 'TIIa $PY WHO CAME tN tee fiQm tbe Middleport club. ~ M1ddleporf Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Mt s. FRO A · 1 h 1 11 . Edward Crooks, Mn. Russell . M THI COLD" socJa our o owed, MIS! Freda Welling of Flori- W'bon nd Mi C0I Wilson With Richard Burton. refreslunents of assorted da is here for a visit with 0/ a Obi ss een C.I.,.::"-CJaire Bloom sandwiches and cookies friends. She is the house guest MLoganR. . o. H d rs. Coats, egmaMrs.u Pearl son, ReynMrs. re.,.,....,.;,,;;,.,.,!!!!!!..,..,~l!'""~:!_~-~~~~~':_~·~:_~ mm , nu , tme s er· of Mrs. Guy Reyno,ld s. Robert ~,lr. •dndf mi!Mrs. \II ietneddellS Gder- olds, Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mn. 1_ac 1 an a ~ ' 8 . un ~y Boward Cecil, Mrs. Chester m fMh cCon~~~viiHte With G lbiaecbtr Erwin, Mrs. Donald Hicks, Mrs. mo ers, '"~ ': omer er Wendell Gerlach, Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. WJ!ham Smith. McElhinny Mrs Tom Bowen, Visiting recently with the Mrs. Mil~ Ho~adashelt, Mrs. . Rev. a~d Mrs. Clyde. Bartlett Marvin Kelly, Mrs. Jam'" Hal· and chlidren_ were !herr daugh- ey, Rutland; Mrs. Betty Cline, ter and lamJiy, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Arthur Skinner Rosetti Arthur Ford and children of Lis!~. Mrs. David Far;.er, Bet· KJrkersvlile, Oh1o. The Bartlett ty Lemley Mrs. Crooks and family al~o v1s1led 10 Simpson, Mrs. Thom'as. .' ' ' " ·- •• y • - • """" • .. Specl•l V•luesln the Cosm•ti• ~F· CQLGATE TOOTHPASTI, fomlly ol• .............. 67e · PoLI.ORIP, ocononoy In .......................... 71c WIRNETS' DENTU.CR·M-- torgo t!M ............ 6lc HCRIT SPRAY D~ODORANT, folmlt, slu ........ 17e RICHARD HUDNUT SHAMPOO, pt. tbe .. . .. .. .. . 66c RICHARD HUDNUT CRIMI RINSE, pint tin , ..... , 66c Ltq PUSH lUTTON PIRMANINT (Lilli~ Girt) .. $1.43 LILT PUSH BUTTON PERMANENT (RIIUior) .... sUI · HIDO.N MAGIC HAIR SPRAY (Giant oho) .• , , , ••. sU7 ~ HtDOIN MAGIC NAIR SPRAY (PuKO aiM) .• , , , . Jle HEAD AND SHOULOIRS LOTION ShomiJH lil'llal• fie i"' r:1w;...,;_; _ ;;; ••;tn;lftbe;--_-1 'r ., PANTIS . - J: ,, . e $4.95 100% Antron Nylon Shells Jewel neeldlne, · dpper llqe) - bacL Sleeveleu ltJJn. stzeo 40 to 48 fn \Vblte IIJd 2 e<ton. THIIIALI for ., \'dt )(VII!' AD wblte. Blaotlo , Ui briefs and band lei bdefl. SizH 11, 8, 1 and~ a C•l)llll, •edium, 1ar1e IDd Mira : ··. 1 Y ' .. ,.·1 .· ~· . '. .~ ' . . .. '' ' . ,• " •I ' ' . enttne ' . . NO. ' . FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1966 19 I I .--~----------~ - ---T·~ . Double Btcl Sb-lht991nch-Whllt Millllii $1.88 ·'Thomaston" quality-all white musllnBed6beell •. FIELDCREST TOWI SAlE . Bath Towell ...:. Hand Towels - Wuh Clolhl. Widt stripe. Coloro: Rose, Blue, Te% Green, Gold. SUI IIG lATH TOWILl .... . , ......... tALl sUI SAIGON (UP!) -U.,S. jet llghter·hombera lashed ()JIDIDu· nlst North Viet Nom Thuraday with the·beavlest air raid of the war, a military spokesnuin reported today. Peking said the U.S. planes sbot down a MIGt7 " over Communist China and vowed lo repay this "debt of blood." 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The ground war Increased in ferocity and in a daylong battle a surrounded U.S. Marine squad 370 miles north of Saigon held oU hordes of Communists tmlll Leatherneek planes 200med in and burned scores of gilerrlllas lo death with na- palm, a spokesman reported. A UPI fl'<lnt dispatch said the Morine oquad of 14 men killed , at less! 30 Viet Cong. Marme attillery and jets burlfllg flaming napalm ran the Viet Cong death loll lo 115 ln an operation a Marine officer described as a "fish fry.'' Uti TraiDIDg Camp The Marine squad bad alllrnbled onto a 111errUia training camp · complete with lecture balls, propaganda materltil and barracu. The squad radio waa destroyed as It fought io the laat man but olber Matlnea heard the firing and wiped out mosf of the 2011 to 400-man Viet Cong force. U10 Neeo11ary Methods OHiclals said the United Ststeo would- use the most ef· feetlve methocts and tactics ne..~ essary to combat enemy plane• and other systems that attack U. 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