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A group of women's dresses in linens, jerseys, cottons and ;uiting Iabrie. Junior sizes, Misses sizes and a few half sizes. Just 78 to sell. $29.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $14.75 $25.00 WOMEN$ DRESSES SALE $12.50 $19.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $9.75 $16.50 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $8.25 $13.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $6.98 $12.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $6.48 $10.95 WOMENS DRESSES SALE $5.48 WOMENS Womens Summer Slacks special group of Womens Summer Slacks. All .vashable fa brics. WOMENS WOMENS WOMENS WOMENS WOMENS SLACKS _ SLACKS _ SLACKS _ SLACKS_ SLACKS _ MENS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $5.00 $4.00 $3.50 $2.50 $2.Qp VOL XVII . NO. 29 Daytime and Nightime SHIFTS SHORTS railored of fine cotton ooplin. Sanforized. ~uU cut. Side zipper. Beige, aqua, black Sizes 10 to 16 Soft 65% Kodel and 35% cotton shifts Small, medium and large sizes. Assorted solids and prints. . • $2.95 $2.95 and madru types and in your cor• recl size. ~top In on Elberfeld• first floor. See all tbi smart swim suits styles >n display and select i suit or two for swim· ming and sunning this rummer. 65% Kodel and 35% cotton Shift Gowns with <elf embroidery. Solid colors. Smail, medium and large. $3.95 <\II cotton tailored olouses, sleeveless ;lyle, turn back coltars. Pastels and white Sizes 32 to 38. Easy Care for Shift of 44% dacron polyester, 32% nylon and 24% cotton with eyelet trim. Solid colors. Smail, medium, large. $3.95 100% cotton shifts for daytime or nightiml wear. Assorted floral prints. Small, medium, large. $1.00 $3.95 BOYS SWIM TRUNKS u, ~~;;:~ncolor 65% Kodel polyester and 35% daytime or nighiime shifts. Small, SWIM SUITS medium, large. You'll like this selection of Swim TrunkJ for boys of all ages. ltripes, plaids, solid :olors. Stop in on the 1st floor at Elberfelds md select your boys •wim trunks now. $3.95 Final Clel!,fance of Girls Spring Dresses. Not all sizes. styles. Solid eolora 44-SIZE 27 by 54 INCHES - - - - $3.00 50-SIZE 18 by 27 INCHES SOc On sale in the Drapery Department. While they last. (Not all colors) 55.95 GIRLS DRESSES 54.95 GIRLS DRESSES 53.95 GIRLS DRESSES ~>hes . Stop in tbe busy mens and boya department on the lBt floor and sele<'t your swim A full sized nursery chair - durably constructed and beautifully finished. and plaids. Regular and extra large Nursery Chairs DACRON MARQUISEnE CURTAINS Complete with tray, cham~ Beautiful white flocked dacron tailored curtains of 100% Polyester Dacron. Rose or leaf pattern in 81" or 90" length. Long wear, easy care. ber and deflector. Easy to clean, durable plastiC! seat. Non toxic, large co· lorful decaJ. Natural oak finish. $4.49 pair Sale $4.95 trunks now. Elbtrftldo Stationory Doportmont on tho lot floor io hoodquortors for E11tman Kodek Camorn, Fllm ond Supplies. Salt prl- ovory day ot Elbtrfelds. MOVIE CAMERAS and PROJECTORS $19.95 Brownie Fun Savor Movlt Cemora !with book and fllm) $54.50 Kodak Escort 8 Camortl $79.50 Kodak Eloctrlc 8 Automatic Camora $54.50 Brownio 8 Movie Projoctor (Model A15) $16.99 $37.80 $63.00 $47.00 1 63" Length - $3.99 84" Longth - $4.79 You can rt>aUy aave at Elberfelds now durinJ: tile aale of camero film - blaclt and white md color - for atlU cameras - lMtamatlct - Movie Cameru and 85 14M.. Stop ln !he Clllllerc ~ent on tho 111 floor ond llot.-1< up now on your t11m netdl and aavo. 1uot reoelved a ohlpmont of womeRJ eotton aleeve-lftl blouse•. BeauUful otrlpoa, 1011111, llorall, pol· b doll, plaid• and cbeckl. Sizeo 30 to 38 ond ~ to of pollol'lll In· chldJna ••floral kitchen,"' ''panel print" and "floral border" pattorna. Colon: PORCH RUGS ~election Red, gold, turquoloe. $1.95uet Outdoor Furniture ACCESSORIES Sted ot•ts. 64" lenctb. White or eggshell. Plntie or cotton tapes, Width• 22" to 36", Dlltlnctively Jteneiled Ill flonl moW. Matchlnl de· aiin• in all 1izea in &reeD and brown. 24" X 27" X 54" 3' t' 5' 6' X X 41u s• x a• "C llppertt Cottan t1pe ''Patrician" PIMiic topo 6' X &' X 9' 12' 69c 19c $1.39 $1.99 $3.29 $4.69 $5.99 lnciGor and OUtdoOr MATS AttracUve vinyl back IDIIa wtlll rayoi. vloeoao loPoiOIDI ouUy. Call bt lllld u hiP lroflle lloor proltctora for bothroOIDI, klt- enlrJ WIYI « 111tlmlobllt - · Attractive tw.ed colon ol belle, alltn~, Mix & Match Cullllon• tnd Padt Deluu llilored. I pleall, $3.49 SALE! EASTMAN KODAK FILM Venetian Blinds Gold. 45" Length - S.. tt. comploto Uno of dtvtloplnv oupplln, movlo ll;hto, rwls, opllcen, fluhholden, nody.fll11 for slidts, traya for corouotl projoctoro, comora c-, molloro, projocton bulbi ond HHhbulbo. SALE $2.98 SALE $2.48 SALE $1.91 tor colors. White, Gold, Beige, Green and .IJa BLOUSES Tier & Valance Slit Complete Tier and Val· one Set of 100'11 pollsbed Rayon Challio. Washable. Faa! color• In a biC Five vibrant aolld decora- $99.50 Kodak Automatic 35 P Comoro _ $79.90 $69.95 R11dymotic 500 Projoctor IModtl I) $54.50 $99.50 Supormatlc 500 Projoctor $73.00 $89.50 Kodtk CorouHl 600 Projoctor _ $73.90 $124.50 Kodak Carouotl 700 Projoctor _ $109.90 $149.50 Kodak Co"!uoel 800 Projoctor _ $129.90 $34.50 Brownit Stormatlc Ctmoro $15.00 $21.95 Brownie Stormetor Camoro $12.00 $7.95 Kodak World's Fair Flash Camero _ $6.44 $9.95 Brownlo Fiesta Comera Outfit $8.33 $13.50 Brownit Stermlto II Comero Outfit $8.00 $34.50 Starmatlc II Outfit $19.95 $18.95 Storflex Outfll $10.00 $12.50 Starltl Camero Outfit $6.00 $34.50 Brownio Automotlc 27 Outfit __ $22.00 $21.50 Brownlt Supor 27 Outfit $14.00 $1.95 jacquard pattern. $2.95 OTHER STILL CAMERAS and faded blue donlm. Beautiful Vistarglas• drapo 36" Longth _ $18.95 Kodak lnsltnNitlc 100 Outfit _ $14.95 $29.50 Kod•k lnstomatlc 150 Outfit __ $23.00 $49.50 Kodak lnotomotlc 300 Outfit _ $39.00 $59.50 Kodak lnllamotic 400 Outfit _ $47.00 $94.50 Kodak lnstomotlc 500 Outfit _ $74.00 5109.50 Kodak lnatamotlc 700 Outfit_ $87.00 $129.50 Kodak lnotomatic 800 Outfit _ $105.00 :Ruff and Tumb1e" denim knee tnocllero lor lliioFront zipper, belt loops, JOke baok and 4 poekell. Sizes 7 Ill 14. NI\'J bluo 11 Eny Wuh-No Iron 35 MM CAMERAS and PROJEOORS INSTAMATIC CAMERAS . KNEE KNOCKERS Fiberglas Drapes es in ..10. RLD ' 44. GIRLS DRESSES CARPET SAMPLES w~ist ·1 GIRLS DENIM SALEI 57.95 GIRLS DRESSES - - - - SALE $3.98 Stretc·/1 models and boxer !OIIda $3.95 Daytime or Nightime Shift of 50% cotton and 50% rayon. Assorted prints. Small, medium, large. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965 121 Die in 3rd W·orst Atrlines Disaster of All. Time Near One plate suits, two piece sulll. Belted and frilly models. In prints, $3.95 BLOUSES SWIM SUITS 100% Nylon Shifts in solid colors. Small, medium and large. Crepe Gown of 100% Dacron Polyester. Solid colors with lace trim. Small, medium and large. Women• Cotton Sl..vtlttl SALE! $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 $3.95 $2.95 ' SALE! WOMEN$ JAMAICA SALE! ~ enttne ., ere h1vlng 1 SALE of Furniture - 11111!1 .,.., Elberfelcls .... open every week dey from 9 In the morning until 5 - •nd an Saturdays from 9 until 9 In the evening - On the 3rd &,r - • Jl'tiD,(t81, A multi colored print, on extra heavy, finest quality vinyl plastic with lltrlptd pattel'll on ravena side. Filling of 100% Shredded Urethane Foam. la"x30" ThrwSeatGHderP. . Two Seat Glider P. . Round end Square Back Choir P. . Chelle ., INch Podl Utility Cushl- $3.79 ,RtCIO PROM $') .95 fe •4·" Carpels on Sale at ovr Warehouse on Mechanic Strut Just 19 to seD. Excellent qualities. Big Bargain Prices While They Last. $80.75 Slu 5 fwt 11 lnchM by 15 feet Acrilan Carpet $67.50 Size 12 fwt by 6 fwt 10 lnchM Acrllan Cerpot $109.00 Size 12 fwt by 7 fwt 2 lnch11 Wool C.rpet $155.00 Size 9 fwt by 12 hat 5 lnchtt Wool Corpet $161.00 Size 15 fwt by I fwt 5 inch11 Wool Carpet $145.00 Size 11 fwt 8 Inches by 9 hat Wool Corpot $149.50 Size 15 hat by 7 fHI a inchM Wool Carpet $112.00 Size 12 feet by 5 fHI 11 lnch11 Wool Carpel $142.00 Size 9 feet by 12 feel Wool Carpet $121.00 Size 12 f..t by 9 foot 9 inchn Wool Carpet $119.00 Size 15 hot by 9 fHt 4 inches Nylon Corpot $165.00 Size 12 foot by 12 foot 8 lnch11 Wool Carpet $136.00 Size 15 fwt by a fwt 7 Inches Acrilan Corpet $300.00 Size 15 feet by 17 feel 8 lnch11 Wool Corpet $39.00 Size 9 foot by 9 feel I lnchn Wool Blond Carpet _ $308.50 Size 15 fwt by II hot 9 lnch11 Wool Carpet $167.00 Size 12 hot by 13 foot 2 Inches Acrllan Carpet $137.00 Slu 12 foot by 10 foot 10 lnch11 Acrlltn Carpet _ $310.00 Slu 15 foot by 14 foot Wool Cor pot · Dean Savage Coming as CofCGuest Sale $39.00 Sale $33.00 Sale $54.00 Sale $88.00 Sale $92.00 Salt $82.00 Sale $84.00 Sale $56.00 Sole $79.00 Sale $72.00 Sole $68.00 Sale $94.1!0 Sale $78.00 Sale $200.00 Sole $25.00 Sale $200.00 Sale $96.00 Sale $71.00 Sale $244.00 ' Be Thrifty! Always Save All of Your· ELBERFE~LDS 1·N .. :·. " 1 ~. ;, .-:. :.. '. ' ;. ... . ..'i: ·:l·~ ",... ... </" . -;; -::. =2 ,' ~ • ') , .;& .S~ ' .·: ( -~ �I \ • .\ 2-D~ny vOICe 0f Broadway ••• reportinr,. ' AILSTARS Dodgers Nip Astros 4-2 Jn 14th 'T!!i ;, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 20, 1965 Dear Helen : hour• of "The Loved One" film Dolly Madison, the 1 I'm good ole Helpful Harry. into a two-hour movie, and the President James Madlson,•,wi 1· that's me. 1 ""' wheelir" down •tall oettlnt up production for born on this day In .1768; the highway to a good . type o o Kim Novak's "Day of the 'li.rdate, and this c•r was slttln& row" which starts In August On this day in history: there with a woman looking f, somewhere in Europe. In 11Hl2, CUba became 8 ~ helpless, 80 1 slops and oays, " ., · Marty's explanation for all pubhc as American occupatmn ''Can l help '!" that activity: "I just wanted under Gen. Leonard Wood, l . - - by He~en :aottel-...1 · d to get away from t•· phones came to an end. Well, I chanRed a tore an . B DOROTHY KILGALLI!JII " '"' YOUTH AS~ Ell FOR IT Cahlpnlgn, Propaganda or .Joke? , got dirty, and w., late to my Y for a few days. In 1927, Charlea Lindbergh b.ldale, and you know what this , . . b' gan hia fllih' !rom N'w YOI'k 1Dear Helen This column " tor ynung I Wh en 1 got home from Junior womAn ••id'' THE VOICE OF BOADWAY mA wtlh Mvrn• Rn ... the ".'I· thoro lrid never been I born : TilE ALMANAC to Parlo In lht lpirlt of St. ~ people, theu pro blem< .md htgh schonl tuuay, 1 thoew my 1 She satd, '·Humph, it's about BY DOROTHY K,ILGALLEN try lookilll motorbike . beaut exploSion. .. , 1 By United Press International Is monoplane, ~ pleasures , the1r tr oub les and pur:;e on lhc table, llke a! ways , 'lime )OU teen-agers did some- M\!1!1 Midnights Notebook. "ht!ach Ulanr~.el Hm~o Two days a~o, M1ss ¥offo s Today !a Thursday, May 20, fun, As with the re<t ,,f Helen land out tell a sample P"ckag• llhtng GOOD tot· a change!" No matter what ~lppen• to ~·ew twosome It, Jl'ort :.auder· man In New {ork rerelved a 'he !40th day of 1965 wllh 255 In 1939, Pan American All' Help Uo!, II welrUtote< JauKh' luf t')garette'' You ran )Us! No• 1 wouldn't have taken "Flora, .tho Red Menace," LJu dale: John Jaoob Astor and Lo tete.phone call from Van John· tu follow. ways started the first regular bul won_'t dodge a ~~·r1ou~ f1tlt1l Imagine what my mother sa 1d! j Hny money, but that's about Mln~e1J11 future il u1ured. 11 De Fee, whc appeared at "or s manager. who had JUSt The moon is approaching Its air passen1er servlee acr• lJOn With a ·''"'holt 11 haven't any td<•a how they the Joustest compliment I ever Shell do I TV spectacular thlo the JolnJ .way bash to,.ed returned from Buenos Aim. He host quarter. the Atlantic, Send your teen-age quo''"""' got there. hut r c·alied • couple 1~ot! Aro all adults like this?- Fall, and all kinds of theatre · b) Tory s'weel )uJt before John confirmed •hat there h•d '"''"d The morning star 11 saturn. In 1983, the Supreme Court · to YOU'! Jl ASKf:Jl fOil IT. , 1 other girl< who w•re '" : HARtlY TV movie offer. are comln& in took off on hla yacht lm 1 111- been a bombtng, after · whtch The evening star is Mars. legaUzed 1ll·in dlf!IOIII'ratlona, care of Ht>ll-' n H1•lp PS! !lw; ~vm with me rmrl thPv sald DI"Hr ll<~rrv· , . There'• con11derable ten- day cruise. John, observer• re· h~ and Van - had had a drmk ~:.:..:.:..=:__:__:__::::_ _ ...::.:......:....._ _.:...:;;_.:......:..... newspaper tlwv found tlu•m too. ·Thank • No m~re than all teen• sion on the "FIIJhlol the PilOt· port, seems tO have mellowed; with Anna tn thetr hotel lobby - -- -. - - ' gondm•ss · ' • 1zona. h.t. rna de ' a very jo11 y aues t of I< help calm her n•rves · He mv mother bell e~ed are Ike Ihis ungrateful b&ck· l nix" se t In y. uma, ..,.r I said Bill" was ~~~;n tn~~e~v~~ 1me. hut on~ gnl wasn't th•t ' btler see< !hem. \lay ALL her Members of the caot tread war- honor at the party, lucky Jl.r mollter looked 111 ttr<•' go flat on the free- Jly when Emeal Borenlnt &et• The hlp thing to do. It vou the plac! and '1 htlr purse to get 8 pt-nt•rl _ way ~ - H mto one ot hit temperamental can wanci• 1n mvitation, iJ 1ee was a m1racle that she had es. 1 DIYOTII, ro tNTE~U1 0 • d 1.1 lh T · · moddo 1,.. Ethel Mtrman lor 0 acreenfnl 01 "Harv<) Mid· caped uninjured. He had no ltllltGI MASON ARU on '' e ce t mg. ·1'hank You, Thank Yop! a more vtvld dtocrlptlon .... dle'man, Fireman,'' an offbeat theory about the sudd. en coveralcll•r• 1. ow.n "~0 111 "'•' No••.. ••h "'" COfll~)' produc~ "' by Robclrt L. up from South Amenca. Cl,•• , •• r.n,.thill ltl trer " . Y would ,1 anybody do Dea~ HeIen: cause when thlngl aren't 101n1 :·~~:'~.~ ,.~:·r&h.:n:::·~~:" ~""·~~~~:~' thln_g ltke that. I hettl'd o:"t I [ JUS!. wanted to let you know his way Ernie 11 I lenultlely Lawrerlct , in IIJOClatlOJI with Ernie PlntoU1 ·famed for hll B d G sing Game: 11111 r:om~an:o 1 w ~,~,- ~"""' ,, f''"" somt!llmell saleamen pay kJds . f read your column every day. tough guy era, Ol'llo Bu•m~u Olf•r• P11 "n' t hand out cin~rette!l at school 11 fl d d 1 10 ' roa way ues wv · "2'51 IEII t'"~'~"t "un "• w... 11 1 '· 1!1 ' • • k" · n your a v ~~ youn11: One or the ••fixture•'' b a whacky ca~n. ahorts .- rHe ·Won One of the loveliest of the tl!l' So they'll start smo mt; ear· and old very sallsfylnJ and ld " U " . · Enttr.ci II urollll ellil m•ll1nJ Ir I tl" t 'I JA NE I . I . I I h It ld b popu1ar v eo :show will rtlign an O.cat ' for The Crl c ) youna actresse! on Ihe mterna· mattaf II the pu~l offir• • • Jl~m•w ler. s liB rue. - . ,J l 'ue._ JUS ws wou e by requtll before the Sumtner .. Ltlllt uuamt, who head. tional scene seems to be try~ Oh~~f.IODII ldYtl'li!1UJ repre••ntl·; Dt•Hr Jane : ' possible to thank you in per. " over. Delplte all the amliN lined at the Copacabana only lng to topple long . standing av. •otttn•W Kinl l•~ •~ t uc . .t-t., l It beller ~ot be true. And son; you see, sometimes I find and exch•nae• of jolllell the ' recently hal already been book· records made here and abroad t ro~~~~" Av• Na "' \' nr• City New ' I'm. s_ure. it ~~~ · · - nol at the my pr?blems are similar to star of the proBrlm doun•t llkt! 1<1 to ~.r there IJIIb next by stars twice her age. She's suNanpuoa u•n• oet lvauo ()' JUnior hrgh school lt-vt>l any· ' those m your column - and him . . . When Sandy Koufa& April - 1 bit compliment from 1imultaneously mad about a earrler whclt naliMhl~ Jn ,..,,, , P~• ' way you help solve them I ' I I hi b h ' N y k' .... ~.... II dl · d h .... , . 011• y.a• 111 .~~~•nee •• 'h"' H· th" h ld J ID t IW na r11 1 It t 1 awln1· ew or 1 ; ktp euvWellt famous athletf, .an actor, a · o.u,. ••aun~.~ orl.we u:ull• _.Ui owever, I! s ou mos1 am a 1een-Lger an 1 ave nllhtel:Ub ... So you want to rector and a mere prop man. ~an~:./'"~~.. '!;,:~e :;~.:~~ ~':~~~ I r·erlalniy be report~d _to your i a lo! to be t~ankful for . Some Dear Francine: bt • · eo-producer? One Broad- Heads are Jplnnlng .in the town aot •••u.hre. one m~nlll tl Ml ,, ' princ:lpal. Somebody il Idea or ' teens complam that their par· I h k y h ldn' If ··' I mrtl onr yur flO ()II ) !H11 muntbr '. k " I ' k8 ' H t t j t nd tre t th t an you. our parents way • ow cou .t pay 0 Hill where she s currently doing 0· 5 8 1111 P .a.'l• Tllr•• mr>n •ll• ll a JO (', s no JO · - · . e_n s a~e r c a em thank you. And ·J know your backl!ltqt orew the other · cation work between romanc· ltke chtidren. To be hontll Hel· boy! I d 1 tahnk for 1 hl Th 1 I . en, sometimes I fell thai' wa r en a •• o you . n I , .. . e managers o an e e· At f y. belnJ the kind of &lrl tllat ganl hotel on 5th Ave. have ln1 f 11 d'd ,11m,es 1 e mdy 1 molthe,r makeo a follow know he's There's a bl& ·myotery sur- ·shrocled their personnel never : dot n rus me an cou •• r1&hl cholct!- ll f 1dnd I rna de "'" round1ng Anna Moffo'o oppear- to accept another reservation 10 t 0 r th' :did a mgs my r en s · ance In Buenos Alreo; . lt mlJht · for a handaome movie star. The · Thlo column 11 dedicated to bt tilled \'The C.lt of the Si- 1pollee were called twice during Well, I'm very glad I roallz· family llvlnJ, 10 II you'rt hiV· lllllced Canary." hlo re<:enl stay - once when ed in time that It ~kll Umo In& kid trouble or juat plain When tho MetropoUtan opera ho belled a ~autlful blonde out :to gain your parents lruol - trouble, let Helen help YOU. otar wao down rehearsing her of his room, again when he bat· · and th~y were right. I am She will also welcome your role to open the Bueno! Aires , tied a zervlee captain. . . A 1now gomg .Vtlh a wond~rful ~Y own amusing experlenceo, Ad· opera 10110n, lrt cabled hac I singer with a line record as a ItA IIIII ' Mill IMII. . and the famtly also lhmka he I drm Helen Botto! In care of : New York rtpreoentallv .. : "MI- ."draw" bombed the last time It'I Ktlonproot- V )IWalt, Yautlt IIIII Ntu" 1ft ~ w~ttt•root•,lllttcWttiiQftt, lwMIIIII Ulltl7jtwtl Wllcll , wonderful - but I had to wail thil newspaper. i raculously escoped · certain out In an Important Gotltam fvllllnDq ....... 1111 fill, II"' Willi .UIIti!IIIJ lllltCIII. until I was worthy of my prrvl· death when bomb exploded In 1pot. Lost the place a barrel or lfNNIII IIIIIIIPiiriJ. "tlfiiiiiGII .......... NUl leges. Helen, . I think If you DOC"~'Oft opera boose, Nobody knows money. , people wou ld JUSI Sit down and •1 who or why. ·Damage stili un; reason lhmg• out with their determined, Premle~e aUII Marty Ransohofl, who , folks, they would get Into • lot ><l." makes more phone calls than less trouble. The story, Issued from New any five ntm executives In Really parents aren't so old, York, made newa all over the Hollywood. is en roule to Lon' fashtoned. Just cautious, ~ By Wllllom Lawr..... D. D. United States. But after a few don after be "'reens "The Sand· cau<e they )Jve uo 10 much. I Dear Mr. Lawrence Could hours the story Wtll "pulled" piper" lor Lit and Richard JEWELRY STORE kno~ that, so I make sure they you in your column and Mlu MoUo'i New York Burton In Paris. He'll also see Court St. don I have to worry_ about me. gumboil•? I think 1 have one. repr::,nt•ttve was told by some Gregory Peck, who'll star In We get home on ttmt from ll comes and goes and doesn't "press oHice"· In Buenos Atr· his "Ice Station Zebra," Tony Jtates - and I wouldn't do any- give me much trouble, but I'd eo that the story wao a hoax, Richardson who's edlllng four Pd. PoL Adv. thmg that would make them like to know what caused It ~ ~;;iijji,~.ijiji.;iijii.j.ij-.ijoi;joi;jioj,iiiiii,i;;oiiiijiij;,iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiijiiiiiliiiliiliiiii•illi HELEN HELP US! •" ., ' Mllwaukee Braves drubbed the umph. The Piralel bad laba a New York Mets, 1-li, the 1-e . lead In the seventh Gil Ill> A bero a day to keep St. Louis Cardinals nipped the gleJ by Dorm Clendentm end contenders away is the fomwial Phlladt;~Phla Phllliea, 7-a, and BIUy M8ZelOBkl and Gent AIthe Loa Angeles Dodgers the ChiCOgo CUbs. defeated lbe .ley's double play grounder. using to keep the pressure Sao FraiiCJsco GtantJ, 2·1, In lDocb Ia 'l'llntr their National League rivals. James. Sandy Alomar drove ·In lbree Sandy Koufox . . . Don Don Pavletlcb'o two-ruo hom- runs with two ba-IU!ed lindale , . • Willie Davis • • . and Deron Johnson's oolo gles and Joo Torrt, Rico Carty Parke , , . they've an both In the eighth In- and Mack Jooe1 bad three bill a role tn the Dodgers' spoiled a brillient pltchlnJ each In the Broveo' lJ-blt alo away but don't forge' the by Pittsburgh's Joe Gil> tack. With a homer. double and lribution being made by ~nd gave Cincinnati rellev· single, Torre lifted hla ballloll Fairly. Btll McCool biB second Jrl. avarage to JIS. Bob Sldowsld By FliED DOWN , I VPI Sporto Wrlfu weat 1 I..S bmlnp tt Will bla lblrd IIDII, while Gllla Cllco suffered hla SOCOIId setbank for the Meta. , SJDclel by Curt Flood and LGu Brock, a walk, Ken Boyer'a110rtflce 0y lnd Dick Groll'~ 11nale enabled the CIIIIIDIII to eomt from bibiDd wltb two tuDJ In lhe nlntll lnd Ileal De Roebuck bls HCOIId deleal Toa7 Gonzalez and Joluuly CaiiiiOII homered for tho Pbllllu and Tim McCarver lnd PhD Ga&U- ano connected for t11t cardinals. Ernie Banks' two-run single II the flflh liming pvo the Cabo their victory over the Giants and raised the star .shortatop's aeason runs-batted·m totto 38. &b Buhl went seven in· nlngs to wis his fifth game for the CUbs. Willie Mays' eightbitting streak was ended wbeo ht struck out in his first appearance and walked In three Jltlbltequent at-bats, aame r§~:a;(~~~~~ ~~~~A~~~~~!f!~~8!0~v~!~~!i! ~b~~~~j~~!!~ 3 to 1 ," season.. His mission was fiJ, the ~hoes ot gigantic Howard, traded to the ton Senators during the while Parker look over at base. ·• A man of lew worda, er Walt Alston would sum lhe transition with the ment, ':mission One 61 the steadiest In the NL, Fall'ly was pracllcally the whole Dodger Wednesday mght In a lnnmg vtctory over the Astros. Leado Attack Faltly belted out a double and two singles to the Dodger attack. What's more , be singled borne first ~un, doubled and scored the lylps run In the elghtb ning and then won the game wtlh a two • run homer In the 14th. 1 Give them a BUL9'{!. 1 The Perfect La~mg of Their Achlevemen I TO THE VOTERS i OF MIDDLEPORT .. John . Purdin, wh~ shut out the Astros for 1 2-3 innings, cetved credit for h!i second :~h';~ Drysdale came out of nat A~J:"intolhstr~lout t~e ~~ 0 e 141 h A total ole 39 ~m acti~n with AI 1 P /ers saw Dodgers into th! ogn urll9g 21 ame. Th e Clnc Innal!. Reds downed the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-l the 1 I WISH TO THANK YOU FOR THE . .. WONDERFUL SUPPORT GIVEN 1 SAYS ME IN THE MAY 4TH ===,_.::;"'""~;;;-·_:_ GOESSLER PRIMARY ELECTION Clyde 0. Fisher 18".9. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR •• Cert1f1ed PCimtroy • Oil W. ltlloln II. ~ ...... .. • _ _ __,edpneral ID thisintoreot eollllllllowu1 111 The Reds, wttll cub lnveoled In him, Ifill to John Hopkinl Hospital "They told me a tendon slipping out ti. a groove In my right shoulder • aald Pavlellcb ·.Surgery IUIJteated as ~ ~:· slble cure, but he waso t ted. Last wtoter he an othletlc club in Mil\118ultee and uerclled bla arm with welghll on a pulley. ."11 must have helped, be causa my arm feels lint,'' be said. "I knew II waa soinJ to be aU right after the third week of spring trlinlng." He's doing a amount of calcblng lheoe days for 1 guy who baa ohuttled between the Redl 1nd tha mlnon the last six yearo. "lnmlght havt to caleb leticb a little more thon w.; 0 ' LEWISTON, Maine <UP]) Cassius Gilly and Sonny two of the healthiest men In nation routinely continued fight training today for heavyweight title bout Tuesday . · LISton pnssed his pre • physical examination with ing colors Wednesday 24 after Clay was pronounced per cent ready" for the bout th e. ·-•ea "~ t capac It Y 1>latne youth center here. "Right now, the flltesl man I've ever examined is A~ked by Turgeon, and boling eommi.solon how he loll, Lioton repUed ply, "good." Immediately followln& check-up, Liston returned to bla tralnln& camp In Turgeon paid particular II· Spring. to Liston's &boulders upper armo which were While Liston wao as the reason be was the phyalcal, former ' to quit site• six rounds weight king Jeney Joe rls III t e losa to Clay at Ml- .was telllng a nowa ami. He alao checked the rug- m Augusta that ht was being ged challenger for • bemla considered u I poaslble condition and reported none for the J5.round Clay-Lilton ellWBJ evident counter. Clay was "•ldellned by emer- Walcott would not elaborate gency hernia surgery just three 00 tba otatemeal otlter lhon days before •their ICheduled re- uy he woold "consider It 1 match 11 BQitOn Gardea last srut honor" lo referee Nov. 16. .,. bout. Liston," Dr. Ralph Turgeon, cbiel of staff at Westbrook community Hospital, announced alter giving the challenger tile medical once-over befort 1 represenlatlvo of tho Maine BollnJ I INDIANAPOIJS, Ind.. (tJPJ:) -Former winner Rodger Ward shooting for his third 2~ auto race victory wao coofldent today he w.:0Id bave no trouble qualifying this weekend for the lllay 31 race. Ward, one or two two time winners in the field for starting berths, ran into trouble last weekend and used up two of ~·!!:-..=..,:•:;·•: .;"; ;·=.·: ,;·-""';: ·'-"::;:-;:;.e: .,__J his car's ailoted three qualifi· cation attempts in unsuccessful , bids to gel into the 33-<:ar field. ,.1 never used a 1 In But he got hts rear engme life!} ove Ford-powered car up to better than 147 miles per hour in 52 practice Wednesday and he and 6 chief mechanic A. J. Watson P.rry ' 2·31 and Haller. Aberna thy 1St and Bertell. ner - Buhl l5-21_. _ _ __ ~c:::~atioFJ:a:e_ ~ said Reds Mana1er Sisler. "I'm certainly not gobjg to put him down the way he' has been going." G·•- Ytcto 001 · ~ . ry The . er was his fourth of I the oe 0 and hll balttng • ver · ._, ' been .above the ·300 ~k · t smce the aeason .,..an. •1 ·:OU..twmer came afte~ he had twlq! fouled ofi bWJts m sacrrltctf1&1lenlpts.. "I feel awfully olllf(aller fouling off those two "' pl~s,'' Pavletich said. "I I knew the only way I could ; make up for tl was 1<1 get a hit." Jim Maloney st,arted _ror. the Reda and pitched seven mnmgs, allowmg ftve hits while fannmg se~en and walking lwo.. I got a little tightness m my shoulder in that.,seventh mmng, so I told SISler, the nghthander satd. "I could have pitched the last two Innings, but I would have had to do a litu~ finessing. Since I wasn't throwmg 100 per cent, 1 figured we'd be better off If we bronght in someone else_ who was throwing good' Billy McCool replaced htmand he wu throwmg plenty good. He allowed one hit lhe rest of the way and got credtl for bJs second · ' wtn. "lve already been In 12 games this season," th e 20 year-<lld southpaw said. 'Last year 'I didn't get into one until 1 , June.". , Tflu filter cigarette Is packed with The loss was the_ Pirates sev· America's best-tasting pipe tobacco enth In a row, lhetr longest los- -famous Hall and Half. Get pleas-' ing otreak since . 1959 · lng aroma, great oew tasle. Try a Sammy Ellts (5'1) was "'hed- [lll<k today . uled Itt wort In the series ~ale • tonight against the Pll'ates Bob Friend (2-2), I -_....._ • . , . , . . - - -. . . lies aboul .~ da).'ia ,1blrtl~ of J;'lllnl ' . • FRIDAY MAY 21st • SYIIHGJK• SUMMER SPECIALS! IRE ARE THE SWINGIN'ESTVALUE-PRICED USED CARS Ill TOWN • • • GET WITH IT ! ! ! · 64 Falcon Futuro Dr. 6 Cylinder, Auto. Trans. Red: $]695 t WAS $1195.00 NOW•--- - - - 63 Ford Custom $]495 Z Dr. I cylln4tr, ltandarcl tr1n1. Radio, rlfddod dolh, WAS $1595.00 NOW - - VISIT THI TRADING POST FOR FOOD, SOUVENIERS & FISHING SUf'PUES ' ' . ' .. 61 Ford Fairlane 500 otontlonl $795 ":~OW ecAMPIN~·. . ' ' I Dr. I cyllndor, _.SWJMMIN~ ·, ·, WAS $995.00 • .FISHING \'•· : CAMPING IAftl $1."'/.5 . ' (. . Uncl.,..lwlmn!l"- •nclllllhlngl Pll IIAMILY Pll DAYI .. t 12 A~D .. ~Ji~IR " ' --,..._,.-r-- 11 ~Nb o'/1• . ' ,. · ·PISHINCJ RATES ·" $1.00' PIR POLl PER t>AY .,.w•··I'IIL!::==::=======:::======~~~===~t:~::=~: - - -- - - - 59 Ford Ctry. ~quire Vw ag. I PIIIOtl.. WAS NOW - - - - $695 I Dr. I cyllniltr, Aut.. trono. Radio r, $195.00 ' ' & Trl!ckt to C'*at From Many More UHII Can ;). SWIMMING IATB '1': . 1' - ~ PICNICKIN~ . \' .~ , e ·aoATING i' '' .i ' tnno. Rodlo SUGAR SIGNS NEW YOl!K (UPI) - SUgat Ray Robinson just keepa roll tug along, Wednesday. he agreed t< fight Stan Harrington 00 JWJe 1 . in Honolulu. This will follow btl scheduled bout wltb the Mexl can middleweight king, Menu Ayon In Tijuana on May 24. _ MADRAS SPORT SHIRTS BLEEDING and NON-BLEEDING IMPORTED and DOMESTIC Priced From $3.50 HENLEY CREW from $3.5.0 PURITAN BANLON $8.95 GOLF SHIRTS BY RUGBY Cool Comfort At _ _ _ _ _ _ $3.95 When in doubt, give him a gift certificate from his favorite Men's Shop DOWNIE-GROSS IN POMEROY -~J.i:..c:..-~- e"'_..,_'_'_'~_L..,...-...,=--.=="""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""..,..1 . Detroit 4 Washington 0, Kansas City 7 Chlcqo s, MinD Los Minn. ~~ 11• lll2nd, l2 ' • .... ,.... ' ' ! ,_ vo. Sparma (J-2J. Baltimore at (olght) - McNally 11·1) Siebert (S-2). Booton 1 N y t bouquetta a<JI.2;" orStoltllem:vre I (3- ) VI, 2 • Fr14ay'• Glmeo Chlcap( at Los AngeleJ night Kanaaa Clly at Minn., 'nicbt (t;.J). Bafllmore at Detroit, olghl New York at Mllwaukee Booton at Cleveland, nlthl Inight) - Spahn !W) VI. A. Washington tl New Yorlt nf&hl Blasingame !2-4), ' Philadelphl• at Sl. Louis (night)- Short(~) VI. son (7-e). (Only games 1chttluled) AaJ- Ill - - . , Laeal Friday'• ..... ICIIIotl tlllllll•l .... Jo. Loll Angeltt at <lll<lgo cate PwJ ....... Bu ' u Philadelphia 11 ClnciDMII, nlgh1 tlrmt Ia aUetl lo ltlra lha Plltsburgb at MUwiUkee, nlcbl Ia ~... ' IJ to ll:elllt "otolll New York at St. Loula, olght • ·~ Wlqell. Th ullonul Fran at Houatoa, ntgbt ~ . ...ay ....... ,• Glb-1::::::======== Amerloll ....... :fi.· . . . ..,.. .... W. L. PctC. 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Work· should be completed by Jurit' l5, when sumll'ltr leagues will start. Me~t ybour r~aet'llaflon for ,su~~(. tel'~s'·l'loW y .ph<inti. .' . "• prodUct of· the Burger Bzew'nc <i• ' · .) - brewers of Burger, the Number ODe SZ c Cincimlati Beer. That should l81110va all +wJ!M .~ ........ .. .... .... . . . , ·" , .. .. . . . . . . . . . . t ' <;I'"Cillf, OIMO .· ·'t ;{""''~.,.f~M:"""'·-'"'· ' ..; N' ,'- ·~ . '-- · ·~ " ,., ' ' _, • '' ( . BAlE I , '' :~ :~~ j~ :.,~~ N;~ai:! ~~ : Milwaukee 15 13 .1131 5 Sl Louis 17 15 .!131 5 San Francisco 17 II .Sll 5\0 Philadelphia II 16 .500 t Chicago 18 16 .500 I Houston 17 It .472 7 York 13 19 .406 t Pittsburgh t 23 .281 I! Weduooday'• Reoalll Chicago 2 San Francisco 1 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh I, nf8hl Milwaukee 7 New York 5, nlebt Louis 7 Pbllo 1, nlghl Los Ang 4 Houa 2, 14, ins, nilhl Tbarsday'o Pnlbahle Pllebtn San Francisco at ChlcqoMarchal (8-3) vo. Jackson (U) P II s b u r I h at Cincinnati (night) -Friend <2-2) vs. Ellll ·· m.p.b or betfer MaJor Leapt SIUMifnp New York IS It By United Preu lalerllllllonal Washington 1! 20 National Leagee Ka11111 Ctly I 23 W. L. Pel, GB "edaelday'lllaldlt ~~~~eo ; WaliiOII' ·~ ·bow8J91 1 that 'we're IIIII !101' tal liaJ j py." He aaW .be would lll<r.:to .J see tbe ear traveUnc g t'fSI NGS GET 'EM WHIL£ TH!Y LAST I I MIDDLEPORT, 0. o - 11 BAKER FURNITURE· Reda ocored lbree In the nlntll for a S-3 decl•loa, altbou811 Gil> bon escaped tho lOBS. It's been a ourprlsingly pleasant season for Pavletlcb, who eported to th Reda' tralnlnll ~amp this ap~g wttll more than 1 )lltle apprebenlllon. "I knew that H I couldn't throw, I didn't bavt a chance to click wltll the club," tbe rteds' catcher oald. The opposi lion had been able to ateal on him frequently in past ltUODI and It kept him on lbe bench mucb ol the time. M117 Bt Ultd More Until this year, his right ann had been a pain since lhe spring of 1159, when he wao ,.. leased !rom lhe Army Iiller a two-year htlcb, "I gueu 1 InUit have thrown too hard too 10011 in trlinlng Of Qnalification TO A SWINGIN' VALUE·PIICED USED W root: :~~~~: • <Ill the margin to S.z and the said. LIStOD Clay Phystca • 11yFIt For Ftg, ht lOW CRADUITE -· I lng and planln1 and cutlln& away gum llooue, th01· lhe pocket. Sounds horrible doesn 't it? It ian'l t h OIIIJII. Modern te<hnlquH and know. how have olmpllfled tht PI'"! ctdun and pain killen Jlvr ..cellent roUe!. Bell treatment, of COUI'IO, . Is prevention. Early ditgi)Oiis and treatment of perlodolltal diseaae can fii'I!Vtnl formation of lutn pockell aDd 111!1<1ated Uls. Gumboils are not. UQCOm· mon In children, · but they ! mostly eomt from lnlet:lton I that begins lnalda Ieeth, I.e., deep decay or dama&• from a · fall, tic. Sl..,. InfliCted baby teeth will be replactd by ..,. ondlry teeth, biloctlan It tUmlnalod by remo•fnl I h tooth. Antlbiotlct are used to eonlrOI Inttct1oa ltOUnd teeth and gum1 while . treatmtnt Is In proirtll. But 1 anltts tile eondlliclll II lrtiiOd I and tile CIUH rtmoVed,· UIOy give only temporary reu.t: Pltate Hbd your ·.qllflllllnl I· bout denlll · h~lh. lo Dr.' Law rtne. In core . ol lhll paper, Whllt ht cannot IJIIWer taell ll ltlltr ptriOIIIUy, lettm Station l'omoroy r::::iiii::iiii~~~~~~~~~:-:-~-~-:. ;~•;•;h•;m::.:d:_o=f~·:ne:·:-;FR~A~N~C~I~N~E and ahouldEdith be W,doing aboutwhat ll. - 1 Mrs. A "gumboil" or parull•. to a by • product ol periodontal tllwlse pyorrhea). It on tho gums 81 a raised, amaU red 1 tiny openln& In the i This ot>O!Iln& communlcat"" with an infected 1um pocket I next to the tooth.· · Accuri\u. ! ' taled wute producll of lnftc· ; I lion (pus 1 flll the pocket and I , then drain oul through jbla I opanlng. Drainace Is notutt'l . I attempt to gel rid of lnfoctlon. 1 , When the pocket Is drained elll!>ty, It heal1; whtn it ~~~ up again, tilt boil recurs. Diseaoe which produces bone lou and pocket lPrt111• tuth Is cal\fd 1 tlon around . periodontal dloeau. ll• eau. . I are not fully underotood llut art tbougbt 1o bt mootiiJ II I local In orJsin, Somo c o tnon contributing caus11 prolonpd trench mouth fecllon, crooked Ieeth, "blto," bruxlom (nlcht lnl). poorly oontoured · IIUintft, poorly nttlnl brldceo and . tial dentures. Each of lhMt may bt tiiOI' aggravated bj old a&e, · horlted tendency, . poor lt~i-11 era! health and poor mouljl hygiene. Treatment conlltll of ...;,,J, •II • never convince Pittsburgh lettbander Joe Gibbon of the old maxim that llgbtning can't strike in the same place twice. He had allowed only an In· field single by Tommy Harper through the first seven Innings of Wedneaday night's game with the Cincinnati Reda and the Pirates held a 1.0 lead. Deron Johnson led off the eighth for tile Red& with a line drive bomer, his sixth of the season, and Tony Perez lol· lowed with a single. Then Don Pavlellch whipped a high, fast ball over the left field screen to give Cincinnati a 3·1 deci· slon. It was a familiar situation to Gibbon. Back on May 9 at Pittsburgh, he had held the Reds hillesa through six innings and was coasting on a 3-j) lead. In the seventh, Johnon sin· said IIIey ' ~~~ ·1!0~ . ' - l' . 1 THE DAILY S£NTIN£l Ward Confident �·· .~···· i ..~.--·-······ . .~ ··. · · . . ···-·· ' I / .lS A Chlevemen . MHS Student~ Recognized In . (j ~ . American History - Robert 9cbmQII; Larry vance; Joe · flt!lcbman, David Burkett, Tom Baker, Kenneth Harils and '· Awards were presented to stu- Boggs and Suzanne Bradbury; Harris, I, medal, Paul Gerard, Martha Nicholson, Ronald.William Hysell, 4 Don Nelson Connie Cooke; Algebra I, - Wil· dents of Mi~dleport High school assistant editor, Ronnie Speng- 2, Hobert Schmoll, 3 Roy Cole- Roush, James Johnson· Blol"'\ 5 Janis Schmoll 8. (Cotlllnued On Page 7) ' for scholost1c achievement, at· er; business managers, Dl· man Keith Morgan Ray Pick· ' i~ii iii'iiiiiiiiii tendance, extra cum~.·ule~r act anne Criswelln Michl Lloyd, Ju· ens, Jack Sigman, 4; Mr. gy, Mrs. Crane - Susan Morlvilles and athletics at an as· dy Moore, Keith Morgan and Thomas Kelly presented Alge- rls, James Bartlett, John Ev· sembty held Wednesday •Iter· Ray Pickens. Mrs. Sprague bra I awrads to William Hackett ans, William Stacy; Latin lll, what 1 noon at the h1gh school audl· presented Shorthand Theory Karen Hawley, Jeffrey Boggs, Mrs. Johnson - Jon Cunning· lovely tormm. The band, under the Certificates to Seren Lewis and Jerry Davenport; Mr. Sheppard ham, medal; Robert Schmoll, do·ertinn of Mr. W1fliarr K. Alice Darst Algebra II, Marjorie Ilarris, T . Baker, Kathy Bratton, Kentime for Ru s«•IL presented several pop· Mrs. Dorothy Lacey present· Tom Miller, Rose Hackett and neth Harris, Connie Cooke; ular numbers while the students ed Glee Club awards to Chris- Wayne Davis; Geometry - Ro- Stenography 11, Mrs. Spragueyour ""embled. . tine Bahr, Joy Boggs, Suzanne bert Schmool, Jon Cunning- Judith Moore, medal, Ellen . ltr. L. 1\ . McComas, super· Bradbury, Ann Criner~ Dian· ham, Roy Coleman, Larry Hawle¥ ~nd Narsa Frost. wedding! mtendent, called .the a~sembly na Criswell, Cheryl F1fe, Nar- Gladwell, and Larry Vance; Prehmmary District · State 1.. order w11h Dons Ratltff lead- sa Frost Charlotte Glaze, Bar- World History, Mr. Rode - Le- Cerbf1cates went to Latin I, ing the Pledge of Al le~Iance to bara Hoflner, ~udy Moore, Con· l•nd 'Brown, Michael Gerlach, Karen Hawley, James Conde, LET US MAK! YOUR the Flag and Gloria Fetty the nie Teaford, Diane Van Cooney, Wayne Davis, Diana Davis; Jane Gerard and Jamari!la Lord's Prayer. Mary Walburn; Ensemble American History, Mr. Swack- Ward, 3, and William Ilakcett Perfed attendance awards for awards to Suzanne Bradbury, hamer, Robert Schmoll, a med- and Betsy Cunningham. 4; LaeMcCALL PAITERNS the Eighth grade were present· Dianne Criswell and Charlotte al; John Evans, David Burkett tin II, Mrs. Johnson - Leland eLACES and SATINS cd by Mr. Kelly and i1eluded Glaze; accompanist, Joy Boggs. Joe Reichman and Jack Sig: Brown, Rose Ilackett, Don Nel· We'll Make It To Mich~e l Bu.skir 1' , Carl Demos- BruCe Wallace was awarded man. son, 3; Wayne Davis, 4, Diana Suit Your Taste key, Douglas Dawson, Tanna the Dave Diles trophy by Mr. American Government Davis 5, Debbie Grueser 6; Gardner, Marta . K. Hubbard, Swackhamer for being outstand- Mr. Swackhamer _ Paul Ge: Spanish I Mrs. Ralph Pratt CONSULT US Mary Jane. Jenkinson, V a n Log in many fields. Otber ath· rard, medal, Tom King, Ellen Ellen Hawley, Olila Lewis, ShaTO SEW Johnson, Slurlf'y MrKtnney, Syl- Jetic awards were awarded by Hawley, Randy Hur.phreys, ro~ Harrison, Cynthia Conde, Garments of All Kinds via Housh, Frank Taylor. Mr. Swackhamer including golf, Earl DeWees, Linda K au 11 Michl Arcber; Spanish If, BonMr. Russell, prmcipal pre- Steve Hindy, Pat Edwards, Sam and Ray Pickens and Bonnie nte Spengler, Kathy McEihinWIDE SELECTION sented alt end.once awards to Clatworthy and Wayne Davis. Spengler; Latin I, Mrs. John· ny; World History - Leland MATERIALS ~!'es bmen .and Included Sand~a Mr. Carl Wolfe presented base son - Karen Hawley, Jamaril- Brown, Diana Davis, Michael COLORS, ACCESSORIES Clatworthy, .Joe Edwards, B1ll ball awards to Buddy Moare, Ia Ward, Elaine Davis, Jeffrey Gerlach, 3, Kathy McElhinny, Ha ckett , Bill Hllptonsta\1, Ka· Gary Stobart, George Sauer, Boggs, James Conde, Betsy eun.f;oo;;;o;;_,:.~iiOioii~iiiO,ii~~~ rcn Hawley, He.rold Lightfoot, Mike Gardner, Jim Johnson, ningham: Latin If, Mrs. John· FIRST John Mtchat'l and Patncta Sla- Dave Vujaklija, Jerry Vanln- son - Karen Faulk, Leland QUALITY Singer Sales & Serl'lce McCall's Patterns ven who ha~ two yeacs. S?pho- wagen, Bill Ilalley, Mark Tan- Brown, Rose Hackett, Stephen REGULAR WY 2-2284 115 W. 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Cltea dl e, W· d reco an aman a Le1an d Brown, Ronme : Larrv• • Gladwell,• Ken Harris Jarumors - Sam C'at••orthy 1, .. , • Michael Gardner with five Ray Hmdy , Ronme Hwdy, Sam years, four consecutively; Lar· Hood, Rod Sauer, Joey Stephenry Gladwell, Rita Mulford, son, Roger Swartz, Larry Vance therec years, Sean Mullen, Joe Alan Wallaee and Bruce WaiReichman, thret years; Jack lace_. . .Sigman, six years: Eugene Ste- Middleport Htgh School scholphenson, Brt' nda: Roney, Larry ashe awards mcluded English • 1 how to Brighten dulf \I Whenabeu , would taste good, walls this beer tastes great. Have one. WEDDING GOWM . ' 28.9 Valley Lumber & Supply Co. The Fabr.ic Shop WY 2-2709 MlddltpOrl, 0. "II SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Vance and F.dit h Jla ptonstatl I - Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee three ye<:~rs; Seniors - Martha Carol King, Kareu Hawley, l; Folwer. Linda KauiT. l'om .Jeffrey Boggs, 2; Candace Bahr King, Joe Stephenson and Ro· 3; Elaine 0<=1\'is and Jane Geger Stiles. rard, 4th ; English Il, Mrs. BetMr. )lcComas presented 8th sy Horky - Karen Faulk, t, Grade SdlOICJstir Cc rti fic ... tcs to Rose Marie Hackett 2, Debbie Marta K<:Jy Hubbard, fir st, Ma- 1Grueser, Billy Hysell and Su!lry Jane Jenkinson. secon~. Joey an Morris, 3 and Diane Davis 4. 1-lindy, third , Ka thy Morgan, English Ill , Mr. John Reduvian fourth , Douglas Dowson, fifth, - Roy Coleman and Alice John Krawsczyn. sixth, Na ncy Darst,l, medals, Tom Baker, Harris, John N. Kokovitch, Sher Jon Cunningham. 2, Kathy Bratri~· Shule r, .\"l<•ry Long , Cynthia ton and Robert Schmoll, 3, and t..1 1lls, all 7th: Deborah Herr- Connie Cooke, 4. m:1 n. Tere!ia Casci , 8th: Linda English IV , Mrs. Horky S11e lli.!ckett, 9th, Van Johnson, Martha Nicholson, 1, Kinds \L,rtha Nicholson received a Kauff, Judith Moore, Ronald good Cittze Pin from Mrs. Em· Roush, 3, Mary Walburn, 4. t' r,o!\ Tom•.s. Rsgent of fietur!l English Composition, Mrs. aonalhan Meigs Chapter, D.A.R. Johnson - Michl Archer, Joy Ht·t·eiving citations by Educa- Boggs, Paul Gerard, l, Dianna I""'"! Reader Service by Mr. Criswell, 2, Charlotte Glaze 3, Emit _, Sprague were Joy Boggs, Ellen Hawley and Roger Stiles Suzanne HradPury, Jerrp Davis. ': General Science, Henry Null Martha Fowler, Ellen Mawley, - Jeffrey Boggs, I, Belsy ConJames Johnson, Michl 1,1 o y d, nigham, 2, Carol King, 3 CanMartha Nicho\Jion, Rav l'lckens dace IWtr William Hackett Kaand Diane Van Cooney. Mar· ren Ilawley 4. ' :ha Nicholson received the Biology, Mrs. Jack Slavin award for Activity Editor by Rose Marie Hackett, I, Diana Mrs. Mildred Bailey. 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Harry Pick· Rlchad Ord. Those• ttendtng ing a surgical patient at Holzer I ens· vice president, Cbarh1s were Donald Foglesong, Don· hosp1taL , 1 Wraver; secretary · treasurer, aid F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Her- Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush has i · ~-, Harry Miller. The following m811 Layne, Richard Ord, Clyde returned to her hMle after ~-1 1y Mrl. Carroll Adamo, Jr. Delores, Jean, June and Mary committees were named: Com· Foley, Rome Williamson, Rus· lng a pat1ent at Cleveland Chn·l Go8 pel Harmony ,\dvance llciiN at fl ~ 01 W.S.W.S. BANQUET Jan, Mrs. Howard Buu-ls, Bee· mission on ChristiBII Trai•ing, sell Capelrart, Harry Miller, tc and vtSllm~ her SISter and , ulo at Milltr'l Markel, N~w . - The Ruth and Dorcas Circles ky Burris. Mrs. Thelma Cape· Luther Smith, George Jewell, Edwin Stein, Arthur Thabet. 1brother ·• n : law, Mr. and Pt. Pleasant 8 underclassmen B Si T0 n1 ht Haven, the Muor. ~ If the w.s.w.s. of the EUB hart, Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. Edgar Layne, Alva Lucklydoo, Thomas Reed, George Ingels, !Mrs. Dave Batr at Cleveland, O. downed Kyger Creek and Waoys ng · g store, Mason, Fru\11 PharJil~Cl Church held their annual Moth· Ollie Roush, Mrs. Harry Pick- Charles weaver and Edward Ralph Whitmore and Rev. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roush hama In a triangular nteet at Gaopel 1 IIi Soe lieDI .. ell in· Pt. Pleasant, J¥lon'l . or and Daughter Banquet at the ens, Mrs. K C. Riddle . and Bumgarner: Com'!lif ion on tin Berisford. and Mrs .. Lorin Roush visited Kyger Creek Tuesday evening. MASON· - The Gospel lla1' store, Middleport, ~· S~her· church. The theme used was daughter, Miss Ethel Riddle, Christian Fellowshlp. Robert COUPLES CLUB relattves m Toledo during thet No seniors were Uled in the mony Boys wlll present a sot- Lohse Reullllrup ID Pomaroy. "Hands" Mrs. Eugene Hudnall, Mrs. Otha Cooke, Harry Pickens, Harry 'weekend i aesston It was the last meet of pel song concert at Wahama Tlekata at the door wtll be The welcommg address was Lieving, Mrs. N. G. Eilts, Mrs. Miller, Larry Cheesebrew. Bill diThe Coupl~: Club ~et ~r ai Mrs John Barringer and son, th .;.. lor Kyger Crek High school in Ml!aon, Thun- $1.25. Children under lllidmit. Rtven by the preSident, Mrs. Bernard Lieving and daughter, Howard, Eddie BU'Tigarner, Jim nner mee ng at 1 e orne!Steven, o! Washington, D C. e Y · day, May ~ at 8 p, m. CEDT). ted lree when accompanied .by Howard Bums Mtstress of Mrs. Harold Zerkle, Mtss Millie Gilbert; Commtsston on Chris- on Saturday evenmg. Those at- "'turned home on Sunday ufterl Pt. PleaiB!It had 79 pointa, sponsored by lbe Youtb Cholr a parent. was Mrs Martin Bumgarner Mrs Arch Sayre tian Servtce Carl Gibbs Otha tending were Mr. and Mrs. Mel ·ndmg the past week here KC 4111 and Wahama 311>. Ceremonl es · • Miller, · ' Clark ' Mr· and Mrs · Geor g·• t 1t h ' her paren IB, Mr. and Hete '8 reaul'· Bensford An mtroducuon of Mrs. Achsah Mrs S.H.' Lieving, Rev.' Martin Berisford, w 0f the meet·· . guests and a recognition of Rettnure, Mrs. George Jewell, Tom Hoffman, Ralph Sayre, Ot- B!"'ns, Mr. and Mrs. Jam" . s Lloyd Roush. 100 YARD DASH - Black. :~:-:----~ mother• wa< held Selected Mrs. Cecil Pickens and daught· tie Roush; Commission on De- Diehl, Jr., Mr. Blld Mrs. Ro· l Among those confined to their Point, 11.2. readings were g1ven by Mrs. er, Patty, Mrs. Martin Beris· votional Life, Harold Bumgarn· ber~~fke, Mr. a~d Mrs. Har· homes with the measles are MlLE RUN - Arthur, Wa· -----4..::1C:i"::.~S:.. Bemford SpeCIOI music was ford, Mrs. Chesler Weaver er, R. V Gibbs, John Bumgar- ry er and Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Russell, Lawrence Wea- hama, 6:01.3. presented by the Bumgarner Mrs. Harry Miller and d'aughter, ,ner, Marvin Roush, Bernard Zerkle. 1ver, Steve Smith, Michael How- 880.YARD RELAY- Won by •. Trio followed with a playlet Ga)l, Mrs. Paul Rickard and Lteving and Paul Rickard. GARDEN CLUB ard. Randy Crawford and Jack· Pt. Pleuant In 1.43.7. Runnel'l were Putman. H&mm, Roush. 00 the theme. The program was daughters, Sharona nd Debra, Th06ea !tending were Robert The New Haven Garden club I ie Paugh. concluded with the benediction Mrs. James N. Roush and Cooke, Johnny Bumg-arner, John met Thursday evening at the Saturday evening dinner SHOT PUT - Sawyers, Wa· by Mrs. Berisford. daughter, Linda, Mrs. Eddie Bumgarner, Eddie Bumgarner, Alex Quillan Memorial Build- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tho!IUit hama, 38'7". Those attending were Mrs. Bumgarner, Mrs. Jack Flesh· Harold Bumgarner, George Jew- ing with Mrs. L. c. Roush, Mrs. Hoff<n~n and Tom were Mr. and 440 YARD DASH - Roush, \ Clayton Athey and daughter, er and daughter, Sharry, and ell, bnharles Weaver, Ralph Ray Pickens, Sr. Blld Mrs. Irv· Mrs. 1\tlham D. Foster and Ka- Point, 56:8. Judy, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. Mrs. Tom Hoffman. Sayre, Luther Smith. Edgar ing Karr, Jr., as hostesses, The thy of Buckhannon, Mr. a~d 'DISCUS - Mamhout Point, . V Kermit Gress, Mrs. Fred Bat. Layn~, Harry Picken•, Rev. meeting was opened in regular Mrs. Fred Hoffman and Calv•n 101'. I 'I ey, M•s. Phil Batey, Mrs. !tarSTORK SHOWER f Martm BertSford, Bernard Ltev- form with the club song, Collect of Parkersburg, and Mr. and 880-YARD RUN - Putney, i · Gld Bumgarner and daughters, Mrs. Glen Roush, the ormer ing, Harry Miller, Otha Lieving Blld Pledge to the Flag. Devo- lMrs. John Hoffma~ and daught· Point, 2:16. 5. ' .... ~!! ----=--~· Barbara Mulford, was honored and Richard Wilkes. lions were led by Mrs. Pickens. ' ers, Kay and ChrtStme. MILE RELAY - Won by Tt.l8£ •• liLA K i wtth a stork shower heldu reSEwtiiG CLUB The ro11 ca11 was answere d ----PIeasant In ,; • 58. 8 IE th B ht tl t ' cen Y a e ac e · · ·, The Sewing Club met on Tues- with "Your Favorite Tree and .,-.~--;:-----Church. Refreshments were lday afternoon at lhe home of Why.'' The guest speaker was I leB Byers, John and served by the ladtes of the ' Mrs Herman Layne. Refresh· Mr. Bruce Jeffries, Rehabilil<t· Middleport were recent WS.W.S. . . 1 ded M ments were served to those at· tion Director of Lakin State hosof Mr. and Mrs. Wayne g~~t ~:r '"~," Chest~~: tending · Mrs R F BryBIIt, pita!. His topic was therapy. and family. hi!~ Mrs b':.rnet Burdette Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs Harold During the business meetmg, Mr. and Mrs. Blll Osborn Mr; Ch~rles Carroll. Mr ,: Johnson, Mrs B R Vance, Mrs L. C. Roush and Mrs. recently moved into the •• ,~ 1 1 G . Rush M J R sh Mrs John Fry, Mrs. Howard Lloyd Roush gave a report on l Heltger property 0 M~~Y Gr~nt 'Ro.::h ~•Y Wagenhals, Mrs. Ottte Roush, the State Convention held re- On May 9 the Carleton Sun· Mrs Chorley Arnold Mulford Mrs Do~ald Roush 1Mrs. James MacKnight, Mrs. cently m Parkersburg. Mrs. Pat- day School had attendB!Ice of with Mrs. Hazel Arnold Debra Gilma~ Mrs Achsah Lloyd Roush, Mrs L C Rous~. rick Riley was welcomed mto 56 and offermg of $12 47. The famtly recently. Miller, Mrs. N~lson Roush, Mrs. Mrs. Harry Dyer. Mrs. Edwm the club as a new member. Jumor Chotr of the church bon- Mrs. VIrgil (Judy) Carl ll.,uter!Odor ... ..,hi.. •• ~uyl Charles Zerkle, Mrs. Charles S~em, guest, Mrs. John Bar- Mrs. Delbert Dotson was voted ored the mothers with two complimented with a Jewell Mrs Robert D a I e o man~wer S Imto the club as a new member. special songs, "The Sweetest shower Saturday evening Roush.' Mrs . Everett Lauder- ~ ~:~:::nM:s"\ate;:n, and the . Mrs. L. C. Roush, president, Bouquet." and "Angels," Flow· the home of Mrs. Ralph 10111 TO EXCEL milt, Mrs. Fred Roush, Mrs. The ~ext meelt~ will be at l :~stalled .the new offtcers for ers were presented to each mo- with Mrs Lloyd King, assi.startll Neva Zerkle, Mrs John Brab· the home or Mrs. ~. A Smith ~ ~mf loea'b . preSident, !her by Supt. Ralph Carl. Wor· hostess. Refreshments of cake, ~·ytDB ham, Mrs. Edwin Jewell, JudY on Mav 25 th. iae'·1 H usrd ~tee .prest- shtp servtces followed Sunday ice cream. punch and favors u 1 Needs, Kathy Roush, Mrs. G. PTA TO MEET ~ ' rs. 01wa Mums, re- School at 10·45 a.m. w1th Rev. were served to Colleen WilBOn B Hazlett Mrs George Mor · · · co mg secre ary, rs. Don- Cl,de Hinton minister f Lo M Roher! East CHECK THESE GREAT -·:t'llREto . M N .H lb k M · . The New Haven P.T A will aid F. Roush ; lreasurer, Mrs. ' d M. Bill Lob do gan, rs. Mr,, •~ rCihs, I rs. lfaalney •~- roo J• "k· ,me•t on Thursday, May 20, et Velma Rousb; correspondmg Mr. an f rLos. I 'treder tah~ man, Mrs Guy Thoma, s. ares ey, ~us. . a e 8 p. m. at the school. Devo- secretary, Mrs. Lee Gibbs Mrs daughter o gan v st IS Walter Burke, Rhonda and ~·~;::::.",-:::~Tllfntblter,. Needs, Ruth Laudermtlt, Mrs I!tons wtll be led by Mrs Don Ro b e ted th ff · Sunday wtth Mr. and Mrs. nee Mr• Faye Pratt Mrs. Dole Laura Elliott, Jackie Needs, Ri· aid Batley In keeping wiih N; us P";~hn h f e tho tcers Ralph Carl and famtly Ha.:rison. Mrs Bill • Strauss 4pJysafsuperstritigtiiiQI!nfqr Ita Brabham, Mrs. JohMy Trip- lttonal Youth Fttness Week M; :~~:ngy~~ ~h or e ~ast Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houd- Mrs Ch.;.les imne Mrs. Jan: rood shock,_ lett, Mrs. Rebecca Grimm, Mrs Frank Capelrart Will speak 0~ corsage Sh~ ~~ p:~~fe:: :~~ ashelt of Columbus were here et Eblin. Mrs Lo~ls Farley, Doop,mll1~treldntl-tkidpoltor!l Margaret Cook, Mrs. Donald "Calevthenestlcs" Inew officers a corsage and Che i to vtstt their famtlies Mrs Avery St. Clair, Mrs. Olen ~~:~~:::!t'l>l'.,,lli011af.~i::' Ohlinger, Mrs Hoyt Ferguson, LLrrHERAN CIRCI ES 'd M rs Martha Stewart of Harrison Mrs Roy 1 'll ' new pres1 ent t 1e president's · . ' · M15 •J0 hnny RousI1• Mrs R1 The Rebecca. Esther pin and the gavel . bany vtsited recently wtlh Mrs Elmo Smith, Mrs, Lonnie hcud bromnaolltiltnwldeauaranto• ' Roush. Mrs. Arnold Roush, Mrs I R th c·IreIes of t he .· ter, Mrs. Dana Dais.. VIr gII K'Ing All .......... to ThO The Cedar Crest camper lllcludes bu~ks. William Greer Ylrs Catherme u Those attend:·lg . were Mrs I sts Hud90D, Mrs. o.- Th' Rubber t,........ lhllltt of the ch•rrs ~teeprng bags Ras stove and G d . M. · M J II Church Women met for Fred Batey. Mrs. Howard Bur~ Mr and Mrs, Homer Judy, Mrs. Willlam King, Mrs. eriJintl trt1 chpi111t 11 11uru tallltd., CHUCK.. , , oo wm, Jss ary ewe ' regular monthly . . and Mr and Mrs Avery St W B 1 Mr R g y nd HOLES, GlASS, NAILS, SPIK!S,.tc.. nwtll•s lantern. 1ce chest. p1cn1c JUg c~ok Miss Norma HO'a ch Mrs Harns, Mrs. Wilham Chisler. Mrs. · · · ayne ea, S. O er ou..,, Dlf'ECTIINWORKMANSNIPAHDUATERtAL.Adjuit-o ware, llfSI-ald kit And whil e YOII're old Zerkle, .\1rs Vhima MeDon· program theTe wa s ' W-aid Cunningham, Mrs. H. L. Clair ~nd ramlly w.ere Mrs. Dwight Carl an~ ~e hon- DJltlndtMIJI(HIIIilllr.lUC:QIIIIGUlC. . . hm to reg1ster, look o~er our lull Iald and B• enda Columhus 0 m the Home. A Retreat for Dyer, Mrs Lee (;ibhs, Mrs. day VISitors of thetr parents, ored guest, Mrs, V1rgd Carl. . aelecliOn of Ceda•·~re st ~hoes and Do!~na Roush Jean , Oh: theran Women, a three . Harold Johnson, Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. frank Douglas. Sending gifts but unable boots w1lh the ~u111 m d1tlmncn r M C B K d weekend. was announced to be Layne, Mrs Herman Layne Peggy Bowers spent a present were Mrs. Mark Grutes-1 !hat make them· ;deal lor campmg, ;;'r~ereu.'tock~ of n!'~1 af~s Iheld at Camp Lutherlyn near Mrs. J. v. McGrew, Mrs. Mar: weekend with Mtss Sandra er, Mrs. Bill Hondaahelt, Home Owned and Operated huntmg and •N outdoor JObl. o. , Mrs. John Mulford. ' Ptllsburgh. P~ were made tin Ohlinger . Mils Lelab J. and family. John Dean, Mrs. Donald Brirok·l You'll Like Our 8er9l<e shire 0 and Mrs to attend the District meetme Powell, Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, les, Mrs. Bud Wilson, PHON I WY 2·2111 POMIROY, 0. NEW HAVEN Captures Meet At Kyger Creek (I E1fB Blat!t.~ New Haven Ch\ll'~h. John Hoff~ js C9.11~e!! cliafr. BROAD juMp - B. 1\fDore, DIID. Tllll c6tletrl f~ !hi Kiger Creek, 16'4%". Blue IUdga Qul1'let troiD llle IDGB JUMP - J. Moore, Gospel SlngiJig Caravan and Kyger Creek,. 5'4", lbe Gospel Ha'rmony Boya. . ' by clolfd wilb lbt choir am,tng love.y gtfll given to ber lam!· CODf!reg&lion honored the Hugh worship God. Evelyn Young lind Bob Beegle. 'May the Good Lord Bien and ly by their friends of tile clrurch Catrns family at a famlly night The skit was written by Lll· The following readings were Keev You," and prayer by "as a token of their love for May 1Mb. The Cahna family 1lan Hayman and Delores Cle- 11vea; "The Ml!ldng of Friends" Marflll WUcoxen. thll family wblch hal IS moving to Tipp City, Ohio, land, who also heauUfully dee. by Glenna O'Connor; "The Abollt 70 friends o1 the calms much to the 1plrituai life on May 26th. orated the church basement Faithful Few," by :llartlra Lou enjoyed tha ')lrOII'II'll followed church m tha )lilt live Tbe program '4'.'t,Opened with with green and yellow crepe Beelle: "Thlnia You Can't For· by refresblllelltl Of aandwtchet!, Mrs. Calma hu been t a skit about the 'Cal Family" paper ·an~ signs of music and get," by Deloree Cleland, and Iliad trl)'l, cike, ple, Iced taa choir dkectDr, member ol which was symbolical of the clever aayings on the walls. ''Cleaning the FUI'IIICO," by Ve- Blld kool ade. Cbri.stlan Education Board, Cairns Family. The radio an- Also on the program wus a ra Beeile. The PI'OII'Ifl) was Mrl. Cllrna opellld 1111111 Camp Chairmen and bas nouneer was Sam Curtis. Com· - · - ·eel in many other. office• mercials were sung by Lillian lbe church. Mr. Calma Hay<nBII and Frank Cleland. served as Dea~oo. · Characters in the skit were s.cretary, choir member, He1en Slm))BOD as Mrs. Esther miltee Chairman or the Calma; Frank Cleland as Hugh VISOrS Seoul& which ia_ lponBOred Call'JII; Gary Wllllord as Craig The Racine Jolly Neigh- the Racine Baptilt Orurch Calm!; Sue Curtis as Laurel "Growing toward Cbrlstlan ( Contlnaed From Page 4) 4-H club mel recenUy at in mBIIY other church po&lUona. Catrns; Billy Beeile 18 Gary Maturity" was program pre- liarn Haekett, Karen 4-H cltib met reeently at Cairns and Renee Burke aa sented by Mlas EUzabeth Flck Sandra Cla!worthy, Racine Methodist chnrch Gayle Cairns. to the Frlelld!y Circle of Fede- Boggs, Patrll!la Slaven, advisor~ Mrl Neigler and It opened on the usual sun- rated Church Tuesday evening. King, James Conde, Diana MeGraw in dtarge. Act:vl'fl'es 1 day mol'ning wllb all the probvis, Jane Gerard. Th meetln eaJ1ed to lems o( getting to church on The parado• of Chrl•tlan rna- Algebra n - Tom e g was time and the funlace tonldng turity being attained by becom· Stephen Hlndy, Role order by President Rhonda Erout (on the coledest morninr lng childlike • Mathew 18:3, Leland Brown; GeometryYin and the mmutes were read Officers 2nd ehairnmr were of the year) and then, as the brougllt out the thought that b·rt Schmoll, Tom Baker, John by Sec:retary Mickey Wolfe. The elected and projects famtly arrives at church, and chlldhke trust tncreuea as . a Coleman, Larry Giadwell and flnanctal report _was given by when the Dorcas Circle of the Mrs. Cairns, the choir director, Chf!Shan matures. Grouv dis- Larry Vance; Bookkeeping - Treasurtr Garcta McGr~w . Middleport First · ,=-----'---="""••--~! cusslon of ChrtsttBII concern Michl Lloyd, Darrell Mitchell, Sewtng bookB were g1ven to church met TUesday lor our fellowman, added to the Martha Nicholson, Jerry Davis, each member. A date was set at the home of the new challengl~ study. Carole Anderson; General &~ the. members to take the mB!I, Mrs. Charles Bennett on MASON 1\ .-~ ~ ' ' ,. Miss Ftck open~d the pr"f.am ence _ Jeffry Boggs, Luonna boat trip. on the Ohto Rtver. Beech-ot. TONIGHT I< PRIDAY wtlh a prnyer P,""m• from Wo- Mcintosh, Karen Hawley, Wil· Recreation was planned by Beulah White gave devotions The Beatles menAtPrayer .Mro.PerlMora llam Hackett Candace Bahr Beth Thetss and Beverly Er· with the medltatlon enhtled, read selected scripture from C 1 Kin B18 C . h ' vln. Refreshments were served "Live One Day at A · "A HARD DAY'S NIGHT" Proverbs 3 and Mathew 18. The ::;o E1 ~· ~r ~~m~g am by Rita Salser, Renee Burke end scriptul'l reading I Imagme • J 0ng1na •.• I equ1pmen • t andonI s· 1 Topl'C ,·s Growth MHS Students. Toward MaturJ'fy • A ds G As Christians . IVen war __J OUTFIT! D :y I c:ontp; '--------..!. Wmo IRoush ROUSH 'S 0 · EUB[' Mason. BROTHERHOOD The EUB Brotherhood met Monday evening at 111e ~ thei.r May meeting · a Ltev~ as leader. Mr. Richard Wilkes, teacher Middleport Wahama Junior High, ~ spec181 speaker for the evenmg, on I SHOE STORE :if. 2nd Avo. SEE • • Ray Benson METROPOLITAN MOTORS FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! RAY SAYS HE'S READY TO DEAL AND THAT HE'S GOING TO ••• CLEAR THE LOT See Ray Ben1on Now For ThenI 1961 FORD GALAXIE VB, Power steerini. Power brakes. 2 Dr. Hardtop. Clean and Nice. See it. 1956 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 8 eylinder 2 Door. Standard Trans. Clean and solid. See it. 1953 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 8 cylinder I Door Station Wason. Good body and t!reo. See it. ONLY$95.00 MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM! SEE RAY -SEE RAY -SEE RAY AT METROPOLITAN MOTORS iiiN06 1!. Meln St. WY 2.-3170 a Pomoroy rna - Nelson Roush, Mrs. K•rr. Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. It.........._ G ran I Roush, Mrs. David ~ Roush, gueats, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. otto Grimm, mra, 11 Pirl Burria, Diane Karr Matthew JlouBh lllld the bOitlm Mrs. Burri•. The Either Circle met at Pariah Hoo10 with Mrl. WID!am i au...11 aa bolla•. Tile II'Sm was led by Mr. Jolm F'. Rousb. on-. Mrt. Jolm Fry, Powell, Mrl. Paul ~til. Mrl. Jact Heuon, Mrl. Sprouse, Mrs. Gary 11ou111, Mn. Otto Grimm, Mrs. John F. Roush and the hosteSB. The Ruth Circle met -at tho home of Mrs. Herman Layne. The program was led by Mrs. Donald Bumgardner. Thole tendln~ were Mrs. lieiJry Buck, Jr., M!'l. H. L. Dyer, Mr1. Harry Layno, Mrs. J. V. Me· Grew, Mrs. Donald and Mrl. Layne. RHODODJIJNDBON The ROOdndendroD Home monstratton ~b met on Thurtday at the club houM with Mrl. Cltarlel .ldaeblr pmidlnJ SIV8$ a.!....- ._ / Basketball Shoes & Oxfords / White-Black Sizes 11 to Big 12 '' · White- Chino Black- Fidlcl Blue I I 1 the of lite D ~==~~ and absence vlee president. - • led by Mn. T. RGulh. Durina lite ll1ort ~the club clean the club boule next rl!lJUlar meeting beglnnllngll 10 a. m. Tile r day wu "Your Foodl II Years Go By." Hostessea Mn. Charles chir and Mrl. ~ lmlllbaon served reftwlunenll attendinl, Mrl. G. llueletl, .Mrl. Clllrlet "'!!Ill, Mrl. John T. Rellm!N, . A. T. Roush, Mrs. Eber Roush, Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Mrs. JOhn Scatbtrry, Mrl. ~:_no~;~~~ " and p .. . )ln. Price of l!ul Umpaa~ and Mary Dudding. IIOI'Al\Y CWJl Rotatt aub • MENS&BOYS GIIU-IOYS BANANAS 0 ' CANVAS . .----EVERYTHING COMPLETE_......, LOAFERS WELL DRIWNG- CASING- PUMP CANVAS . BACHNER'S Cottage Cheese 1 BEEF STEW 33c lvs. · IWMtBri..- Armour PINEAPPLE JUia BEEF STEW ~~33c IM!OL39c • .... JUI like JOV doetor, our . p1IIO'QIIdlll mcBI IIIli bop 111- ALL LIAniER ., . fonDod al. aeir drull.. ll!d DIIIBI con· llaDU, 1111 .tort to 1iljdlclll -.~~. ' 'fto1 ael • , _ __.. partner In llelllll. . . . . . . . ,.,....,h.,_ Knit ShirtS':- ._ . . . UVI '· -··- --- ------------''-· JWI .,...pi!.,. fl1le4 T..91-Ts.·99 ift 2lb. Grade 'A' Eggs 3 i 99c INSTANT COFFEE HAM SANDWICHES 10 FOR 98c NESCAFE MAXWELL HOUSE 77c SIMON'S MARKET 6 OL ' OPEN EVENINGs TILL 7 PM- SANRDAY TIL 9 PM IS THI aYWOID o: : ~~'~~~~~•._-~-----•··; ,..-iii.._ .U I'RICID PIOM n SKINLESS good EGGS OXFORDS WHITE for your h .. Ith Spo· tt·.- $h ··. •rts • ·. "' •· ~ •~ Mlcldllp~; ••• WORKING WITH YOUR DOCTOR Clft FOREMAN '&~Bf,;p,· t , N. 2nd Ave. · Homogenited SUClD BACON MIN IHOlT I&.IIYI e 69fb 39( !I '. NOTHING DOWN MEAT MARKET LB.$ . White, Blue, Blaok MILK · · 7Sc gal. lb. UP LADIES .· 5 ....... 95c ,... lb. .99. lb.65c Creamery Butter Garden Club SMOKED CALAS TENNIS OXFORD• 49c 49c 1 I WOMENS CANVAS CREAM CHEESE HAMBURGER I p':} MENS, BOYS & LITTLE BOYS "·,--..1 . . . . , !I The ......... .... -·- ~·- FOR FUN IN THE SUN rJIIII'PT P/IDI'£1 nJII.L' rU,JJIIL :'lot.. l RIZER OIL COMPANY King~;~~::~l~R~ic~harEd~H~o:uda:sh:el:t~a:nd:_:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;:;;;;:;:~;;; atThe Parkersburg. . Mrs. Mrs. Lloyd Walter B!ld Charles Rebecca Circle met Roush,Velma Mrs. Roush, Ollie Roush. Mrs. in Pt. Pleasant recently to Bill Lohrer. the home of Mrs. Edna D. A. Smith, Mrs. B.R. Vance, It Mrs. King, a patient at program was 10 charoe N. 0. Wein, Mrs. ·Patrick ant Valley Hospital. fomtMr~i ave:; =~~IFR~il~ey~and~t~he:.::ho:!les:s:es~.iiiiiii~M~r~s.~J:a~ne~·=~Mrs~.~Ch~artat1ng ]Yllrl. They decided to li sponsor the 8 . f . ments at the~~:~~~ Church I 12 I ••• 11:1 II FOI Sehool with Mrs. David in charge. Mrs. Jack """""II reported on the Spring Service and Meeting of the United Church Women held at Mtuon ll Methodist Church. Those ~~'!!'!. :~reJa:~elch, Mrs. AT • ••• ro ___ M D k • rs. ra e Hostess for MEIGS THEATRE * I ""'... The revised by-laws read by Mrs. Will, Mrs. Phil Ohlinger and Mrt. Herbert on, Officen were inatalied Mrs. Maxine Arnold and eluded, Mrs. Wtliiam Ohlinger, • president ; Mrs. Phil Oblinger , J viee president; Mra. Raymond Cole, secretary, and Mrs. Her- , bert Dixon, treasurer. lb. lb. . ' Mrs. Ohlinger named chatr- , men for the coming year tnclud· MAYFLOWER ing Mrs Opha Offutt and Mrs. "DARK-;::~P'Oi: 1 • dedication of the offering and ~bert ~:moll ~au! Y~eC:.rd Blld .Jean McTurner, who took from Matthew. New officers · Phil Ohlinger Program . Mr> Shirley Jones and prayer by Mtss Flck conclnded ' ' "snacking and packing" as a elude Mrs Bermett clrairman · Roy Grueser and Mrs Harry the program• Kenneth Harrl• Ray Plcktns · . • · c· I Rossano Brazzi . · . . La Gladwell' and K e 11 h proJeCt. The &lrls were served Mrs. Fred Gtbbs, program chr : ar eton, ways and means; 1 FRESH FROZEN (Tecbnlrolorl Durmg the busmss sess!on, M:?an sandwiches, cake and punch. Mrs. !!IIzabeth Slaven, treas· Mrs. John Ridgway, health , Mr. with Mr•. Carl Kautz presldmg, g · Others attending were Mar- urer. illf! Clvdr· Wmebn 11 11 11 Edward Bartels hospl to hty- ' CAULIFLOWER Moy 22 the mvitatlon from Dr. and Mrs. Biology - Dlrm• Davis, Rose garet Cole Carol Wilcoxen vice clratrman Mt•s Rhod a Mrs ~laxme Al:nold and Mrs' ' L. L. •~uah to. come lh.~ their :c~e~ Le~a,:'~ ~:~~d S~~~j Sharon Erv'in, Louise Cole, Gar: Hall. secretary·, Mrs D a I ~ Geo;g~ Skmner. kttchen ~h ; : .--8-R_OU_G_H_T_O_N_S_...., "LASSIE'S GREAT home Whtspermg Ptnes for a H Y 'd J nl<i ' D cia McGraw Beveriy Ervin Mourn•ng, While Cross chatr- 1 Harold Black,ton and Mrs Her-< ADVENTURE" June picnic waB accepted. The Na::s, .,:v;,.. ~I ns, E on DeMis Cote' \11121 Wolfe and ;man; Mrs Gerald Anthony,' her! nix on. dimng mom \Irs j June Lockhart Hugh Reilly potluck dinner at 6 June /hI ,: Blak I aven ;P t"-g- two vtsltors' Gayle Cairn; and ,Love Gift: Mrs. Dana R•mm, James Wtll, memhmhlp· Mrs : JOe Plus Jug (Color) 22, will be f?1lowed by a v~ ts ' n . ea ee- a rtc· Christa Yost. Readmg chairman; Mrs. Har- Paul Stmpson. mag.tzm1~. <~ nd 1 "LAW OF -;~:-LAWLESS" per Bervice m charRe of MISs Ia Slaven, Karen Hawley, Carol The next meeting will be ry HyseH. eard chair rnall ; " ' '· ' Mrs. Menzel Smith and Mrs . With Dale Robertson Mary Vtrglnla ReibeL Mrs. Tho- Killg, Candaee Bahr, Jeffrey J';ne 3, 1!165, at the Racine Charles Whitt, Mrs. Be u I a hI Thomas Bentz, !p;ntu aL Mrs . and Yvonne DeCarlo !fJIS Young acted as secretary ~osgs, Jane Gerard, llrenda Methodist Church at 2 p. m. ~· White asd Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. ' Richard Young and Mrs . Jack : ''"iiii::::::ii::::::ii::::::ii::::::iiiiii:'::::::::iiiiii:'::::::::ii~lm the absence of Mrs. Leon01~ G Ia z e Jacqueline Hawley, proJects ; and Beulah White, . Seelig were named (o audil Ihe 1 .• Jewell who tB ill. Mrs. Carl Bth· James Conde; English II - Ka. devotional chairman. bookB. : kam " recovermg from a bro- ren Faulk, Susan MorriB, Rose The circle voted to take up : MIDDLEPORT, 0. ken arm. Hackett, William Hysell, Janis IS the project of school lunches, . Mr. Edward Darl els. pdntiA dessert course was served Sehmqjl, Debra Grueaer, placing "Secret Place." a med· : ,..;..;;.;.~;;;;;~~~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii Po!lllroy, Ohfo by Mrs. Wilbur Perrin, from I en Hindy and Diana Davis; En· ltatlonal booklet in ho'ltil' als, :'ll table carrying out the porple and gllsh III Jon CUnningham and of collecting bottlccaps. TONIGHT white color theme. Iris was lea· Kennetb HarriB, Dee Slaven, The shu~in list includes Mrs. 1 NOT OPIIN lured in centccplece and nal>- Larry Gladwell, Kathy Bratlon, The May meeting of the Twi-1Ada Root, Mr. Harry Houda· I kms. Mrs. Jewell was a con- Roy Coleman, Olita Lewis, Ro- light Garden Club was heid ishall, and Mrs. Clifford Heye1. , FRIDAY ond SATURDAY lrtbubng hostess. t c" Schmoll and Connie Cooke. Tuesday evening at the hnme Members were asked to brmg 1 Mly 21·22 "YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE" English IV - Martha Nichol- of MrB.gW. A. Drake, Rock •layette articles lor the project James FrADC1icU Suzanne HONORED ON BIRTHDAY son, Joy Boggs, Linda Springs Road, with Mrs. r.ay-ifor the Women's Conference to Pesbette. Gene•leve Page, CENTER CUT Roger Jeffers w as honored Paul Gerard, Michl , neUe Wile as contributing hos- •he held In June to the next Eva Gabor, Mary Astor, Lee Bowman. on his 18th birthday at a wei· Keith Marean, Michl leSB. 1 meet_lng of the B. H. Sanborn Pooturette ner roast Friday night at the Michael Bratton Roger Stiles Mrs. Jack Robson, president, MIBStonary Society. home of Mrs. Norman E. Hy· IIDd Charlotte Glaze. conducted the meeting which A dessert course was served SUN., MON. aiMI TUES. sell Pomeroy R.D. 1. Attend. State Cerllflcates lor tests opened with devotions ''The ' to the above and Jeffrey Darst Mly 23-2.4-25 ing'were Jan.rt Shane, Mr and the final dlatric t- Ohio Quaker Bleasmg," by Mrs. Lev· '• guest for the evenmg. "DEAR IRIGfnl• Mrs Dores Arnold and Bobby, veraity District Algebra Roush. Members anower· LIVE D CTech•lcolor) Mr. Blld Mrs. Heury Arnold and George Hackett, third roll call w1th hints on lawn UMP Jam•• ~teWI11, ll'ahlaa. Cln· dy ~arol, GJ,Dit Jolml, Ed Gene, Mrs. Norman I! Hy~ell Geometry - ~bert ffllo~edto~h!heflaopena~~ STOCKTON, Cali!. (UP!· .,.. Wynn. Blld Bruce . and Terry Hyeell, fourth place: General p ~ed g Two Army ordnance experts ! ,~rette· FRESH Porclon Mr INutr Mom Sandy, Donna, Shirley Jeflers Jeffrey Boggs, 12th place; · were d wtre called here Wednesday to Colorartoont and the honored guest sics - Kenneth Harris, carda of thanks l:m dlspose of a bo• of 811 live 20- : DAILY i:;;;_.;;:;::;o;;::;=="'-==--•IAmmcan Hlatory, Joe Sarah Phillips and Mrs. mUlimeter cannon ahello found 11 mBII, 18th, Larry Vance 20th; Webster Sr for !lowers In the c1ty dump. English m - Frances '! 19th; Bookk"'ping _ them while til; a note of The diloovnry waa made Uoyd, 18th: · for arrangement made when one rJ the shells accldenState Awardo In Ohio for the Blake•lee anniversary Iafly exploded. City ofllcials . slty District - Algebra 1 _ ~nd ~m the Pslnk Brothers said the shello appll'ently were 8 George Hackett honorable me11to the r~galta. thrown out during Stockton's . tlon; Geometry: Robert Sehmoll Civic ":o:tte:"to ep~ the annual rubbish pickup drive. Honorable mention. er hozea ar tre library and CLOSE LOOK BB!Id awards will be announc· courthou10. A report was .,v•••" REG. 59c ed later. on the rummage sale HANCOCK, Masa. (UPJ. Ma,.achusetta Racing Commis cantly. The traveling prize slon IJtspector Peter Truedau, McCOYS nated by ~rs. Webeler 72, suffered several broken ribs NO BONE-NO FAT 21bs. _ __ to Mrl. Robert Wednesday when he wraa•:p~~~~~: Sr. The mrmlhly by a borae while In wa, given by Mrs. Ralph stables at Berkshire Downs. "m. * I IE. BrOCCOli ., ThDrDbre d. * * ~= .tW pal, amo~~~~ted Ma'y 24. aa lltlre )llltlil .~ fa4!1illd,l~ Eighth Grade Corr•me1neernent; 1city. May 25. Eighth grade goef~s~~f~i;i~;~=l Columbus; and May ze, · lchool, get grade cards at 1 p. ~OlD . Eric Hart's Blld Mr. ___.,_Mrl. Jame1 WW, :~~=~~Wickline'• roo!DI woo Wll ill cbarJe ~ the tendance award. FRIDAY MAY 12 opc1ed 1111b lbe lbt IIJg and the SOJii, Refre!lunents were llemld America," led by by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ken· Girl Seoul TrOOp 100 nedy, Mr. and Mrs. WilHam At Its lolrs. William Radford, Rollin Radford, Mr. Unger and Mrs. Phil and Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mr. •-·•· takJng part were Poiiiii'D"' Missn Brill• 811d Mr•• Honttr HYlell ' Mr• Carleton, Connie Grueser. and Mrs. James Hesa, Mr. ky WJU, Connie Larmlne, Mra. Monid Good and Mrs. LOOK FOR SIGNS! Die Ohllnger, Connie Rad!Drd, eaoor Zeiher. - - --- .....::: -Debbie Ohlinger, Beverly Smllh,il"'iiiiiiii:iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiO= Maliua Rizer, Diana way. Floranel Burney Blld Sbei··ll Ia Folmer. I DRIVI·IH :S I ~ ••., 11 Are E/ecfed News Notes CAMPING : : :..:· Olficer• wert ltl!lilled chainnen named for the ing year when Salisbury met Tuesday eveninB at ers Or K:Ingsbury a complete c:'!:s OllicersarelnstalledTuesday · By Salisbury Parent Teachers Abn. Jolly Neighbors 4-H Club Meets w·rth Ad . Lead I WIN Cairns .Family Honored by Racine Bap'lists . . . . · Tbe Racine Baptllt Church finally being able to relax and abort skit, "Yeo Caleb," DNa Rl'7:11!!f)t ' . .. J,.., c.......... .~ . ••ran:~...l"i't•l•..,,., u.,.. _.. ' .. .<l :" . ~ E. MAIN ST. i'OMEIOY WY 2-3975 ' . �....."""""'!"~------ -- . -··· --~- • ,. !' Cheston~ Ridge Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin ·Boa·ro Wanted To Buy WANT AD INFORMATION 1:00 DEADI.JNI!S Before Publlc.Uan Monda' Deadllna t:OO A.JI. P.M. na:r Monday l:ANCEI...LATIONS CORRECTIONS Will bl accepted until B:OO A. M. For DIJ of PuhllealioD REGULATIONS Publlsber H88I"'II tbe t11bt to eo.Ut or ... j~l uy adJ dllf'lmed obJel:tlonRhle ~~rn'ln 1houlll bl Tho r~oort rd li a~-ter ""'"' .... ... Immediate]}' The pub· not be re!Ponl'llbte for will 0r1e tae<~mct huertlon. RATES For Want Ad Servtoe won! one tnserl:lon 4 Cents Minimum Ch arge 60 ce nts wQrd ror rbree con· 1J Ceob ,~ ee<'utlve llll!ll:'rllons flO ad~ per Cl!lll 1)\SC'OUDI 00 pal.d ldll aDd paid within to dayt CARD OF TIIA NKS lo OBITIJARJJI!S mln· word a4d1Uonal wurd Each -lrimm,""' '"' " OFFICE HOURS ''· 8;30 1\. M. to !l :llO P M. Dai}J Saturda:!' 8:30 ,.\,, "f _ to 12;00 IIOOD. 3 BEDROOM, 5 or 6 room house, close to Pomeroy and Middleport, out of high' w~t er. Write Care of The Dail y Sentinel, Box 61i8-H, Pomeroy Ohio. 5 18 3tp awnings· and BJlce. Bamboo Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., Pomeroy. 5 18 30tc ~~~: 0:,~ Mra. Lonli PotU! and Mrs. "(/ME'S A·WIISTIN'l! "I our 6 ROOM HOUSE with bath, costom built kitchen. Near school s. Corner of Lincoln and Society New~ ""nt- i__.,__ ,,~~~iO For Rent Junior Jooea llaa flliiiJwrrumt I near Ripley, W. Va. bert Cone vl•lted at the J .o BY ALTA CONI! Turner home Ill \lbany If t0 hak start not beacuse Lena Mae Hamilton and chil- ly. B•' RICK DU BROW 0 as, Y ' h , dren Dayton, recently !pent a United Pres• International ol urante s presence, whlc 1s I f d ·mher t T Vern Pecl< and HOLLYWOOD UPI) - NBC- always welcome, but becau!e lew Mays WI d 'fparen 5 ' ay- spent Sunday evenln• at t h or oore an WI e. " jV, which can perform 1uch •he whole thing looked sloppy K. E. Erlcklon was In Co- Albert Cone home. BALLS wonders as transmitting color an~. obviously, because ~Iewers llumbus on Friday to attend Mrs. Ruth Wood was In via the Early Bird satelllle were not, m lact, hearmg the the funeral of Debbie Shaw SNUFFY-- I JEST O'FIRE!! !rom Eroope, apparently has record that won the award for youngest ·daughter or Robert ' Olll one day recently. SEEN SOME trouble correcting a routine list the best vocal perormance. Shaw and wife. Wesley Bobo and wife REVENOOER5 HEAO!N' r-.-__, ohf lofn-cnmk. era tcredlts despite The !act is that, with news Spending Sunday with the a lew days at their farm ;~~H~~A~i~~,.w~I-F./ a ·wee s no ICe, and public affairs broadcasts Ramon Morri• family was his The Rupe family have mov- CAMERAS·-:::~:;,::~ This remarkable fact came to , and Early Bird making viewers' mother, Mr!. Cora Morris and ed from their !arm to Albany. ';:~ •· light Tue<day night at the start intensely aware of the quick daughter, Viola Elchnicher, Co- John Mulholland and wife, 11 ol the network'l "the Best on adaptability of television to lumbua. . W1lkesvllle, were called In lhil Record" spe~lal, which featured technical situations, it is intoler- Mrs. Ceclle McClannllhan Ill r,elgbborbood on Sunday. 111~.1-...,-::! performances by some wlnnrs able to accept anything less o; the recording Industry'! 1965 from video entertainment. This Grammy Award!, and which . was not a last-minute problem . lisled Louis Armstrong in the 1 An NBC spokesman told me of . DA I LY CR0 SSW 0 R0 opening credlto. the substitution last Friday. W.I'Gnner , AOBOSS 49.Fr<llcll river 11Arm<trong was to hove sung : l.Ot.clUNI 10. ,lourney Utto " Hrllo, Dolly," for which he The ·NBC-TV series of specials 5. Perfortll rr. lliqulpo i 8.Gho1t won the "best vocal perform- entitled "0 Men and Freedom" ]Q,Golfttna IIOWJI lll<lllt ance. male" award. But be- Tuesday night presented its sec- 11."LP11. Lorreot mont oonticause of hia reported need lor ond documentary, "The Middle JoeY" %.Emonld 111111 12. Mu1icDOte dental surgery, he wu not able Ages," and, like the first, "The ll1o : r.l>br. ft.l'lit Vent to appear on tht hour - a fact French Revolutloo," It was · a 13. L ltlllAil a "D..15. Part of .. to be.. oit.y Girl.. which wa• known to NBC lut skimpy, pedeotrlan, paralyzing .f,, Lo)'ll plaJ'· ~,. ........ 16. Trice-a-4q week and ha1 been In print bore of an hour, coldlly lmperII. ProjoctiD&' wrilllt ll6. Greot devottoa. slnce. aonal and genuinely ins!gnUi 18. TY!'t of tAd ct. J8. More quan.titiel Yet not only was his opening cant. Someone ts bound to give JWY•l •IIIU'CI> 37. Jila<h e.KID4Gllll7 •.Otrl'o u.apanlala 20. MotltDI credit unchanged, misleading 1t an awa1·d. 'l.Da;sweloa QUDII daDe 00111• and a false come on, bul. the .. llall... SO.ctaDllb G.CM<>r'l Dlon41r pre-planned warmups for him Tbe Cbaanel Swim: NBC TV's 21. Trtoo 8. lilll"'Ill. COWIIoy'o Jdllor were also Included, obviously planned two-man, lour-day Go- 22.0wnod t . Pleld!IIJl "''lllpmont -. - : Jaw k..........,t oym. because rf technical reasons, planned two-man, our-day Ge- 2<.1'«1o4ol ·time! &bbl. --.!1"'"'11"' an>ong them the set guest star I mini space light will include 25. Vontllat. 'lA!1111lNF' All., introduction by Carol Channing, live special reports preceding 27. !o!Qielhoop but still inexcusable. · every one of the network's pro l!ll. Copper: abbr. What happened was that aft- grams during the length of the 81. Trouble er MiS! Channing's Introduction, mission • • • Same network's 33. Twilled the show took on 1 pieced-to- "Wild Kingdom" serie<, which tabrlct gelher look when Jimmy Duran- deals with animals and primi- 16. MetalUc rook te appeared to sing 'Hello, Dol- ttve peoples and placeo, will re- IS. Man~ IJI'' for Louis. Thia got the hour turn nert oeason. plant Get the deal you've waited for .•. during Venetian blinds and repairs. 1 4th, in Middleport. Call Gail Miller, WY 2-3196. 5 20 3tc ·--FURNISHED apartment for rent. Five rooms and bath. Utilities furnished. Close to business district. Phone WY S 18 3tc 2-3092. ant/B0/0/G -KNAPP SHOES, special offer RESULT 1ROOM HOUSE on Lincoln to June only, buy 1 pair WAN'T ..\D Hill, gas furna ce, thermostat- regular prit~. get 2nd --ically controlled, electric hot $2.110 off. Write or caD PHONE WY 2-2156 water ta nk, garage, house bert H:ll, Elm Street, Racine. newly decorated . Immediate ___________s__ J9_1~ 2tp l r-._._._._._._._~ occupancy. Shown by appointNotice --ment. Call WY 2-3092. NEW. USED ond c1d mrrchan5 18 3tc certifid !S f', ant iques, gift cat s unusu;1l iiPms. SaturrT'S SO EASY TO 1elei,ision Revre Real Estate For Sale FOR SALE spendlns a few days with '"'"k Schlitz and famUy. PLAn: A PROf'JlJ(: INO SALES CAMPAIGN! Over 40 New Cars & Trucks In Stock! eCHEVROLETS eCHEVELLES eCHEVY II eCORVAIRS eTRUCKS I m'lr""12..,_"P7 s A v E - 60. F"""'ll S.. one of the Red Hot and RoiJlng T•m U.Ka!otll7 eBILL GRUESER eCEWARD CALVERT eVERL TUTTLE eGEORGE HARRIS eLOYD McLAUGHLIN eBILL CHAPMAN caare lJed'l 1 est your opera tor'' license! caJI WV Z.lltl6 115U< unit: llo- «J.Ia bed '-&.Piopwllloa ~WIDt. POMEROY MOTOR CO. FARM AUCTION RANKRUPl'C\" . . ICING fO.Peppel' plaotal G,C=ett YOUR CHEVY DEALER OPEN EVENINGS POMEROY, O. (to) DAILY OBfPWQ\JOtlli - B_.1 laow to worll It: ~:I"I'DLB~~:IB 1o LOJifii'BLLOW One 1 - !llmplf- IWIMtb•.JathlalllllPIO A Illfor 1111 lbNI L'o, X far 1110 0'1, ole. Single lettoro, apootropblol, 1111 Joa,u. 11114 l'onD&IIan Gl tho wordl .,. all blniL Jila<h day 1M- ... dlflAC.,ph;a'l I " ZNB ltZNli'PBK OXPQZNP XPK l ll = t • 1·10 • PGB. btlnl' tba eomer· !""-~ =.• r=!: LouNEWRossiniYORKof New(UPIYork-COIIclt u•1 """"' ..,. •• .,....., to ,.. ,,_ 01 bqlnniDJ. oellc.lldq 081 MN Slowly Sinking Under Pacific ..,.,. ..... 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VXKII'Vl OXPQZNP CI'Q VXIJBPK CIMPQIB• QJUIZPXUR.-TCRJV wxrn•v YMIW....,. O)'~aot.o IN TJIJ:SIIl TIMES WE FIGJI't J'OR IDJilAII, AJID iiAIIl'-'- A111i1 OWl fORTP.JilUo JIB. ' "·111m .. ' l:ltlr.l ' j QCV --·-WJEH RADIO . . . . . . "Yoli tho,.trt I was JOIII' hulblllld? W1Md alllinolclenl* There for a 11illan I thai pt Jill . , wlftl"' nn WMPO Radio \lo!ld.aJ Frlday1 8:111· SJpiJn, New• 6:11 Sacred <teart 6.20 rlteip CT, RFD •:2& t>oul Bowen Farro 1:30 Coun!t'Y Jamboree 8:57 Wealher 7:00 Natlooal New• 7:311 Sporlll 7:311 Bill MOler Show 7:3& Pickens Hardware Show (Tuesday-Thuriday) 7:50 News 8:30 Dally LICht 8: 4~ BJ)<er FurultUrt ShoW . . . . ( Wed.-AucttonJ FrJ, Show) 9:00 Ne.wa 1:115 BJU UJilw Srow 9:115 Coiltt Willi Janet 10:110 Swao··cnv.. -r 10:1.5 ~ MedltattoDI .O:Jll Porlrds of a Pllrlol '.0:35 Bill Mlller l1bO!I t0;45 Mason A&r. Prp (Tuea. 10:45 Family Worablp 111:45 A.S.C. Prgm (Pttl !lblelds) (Fridays) 11:00 N•w• 11:05 'JW'a ColmlrJ JtllctloD .!:4ii TiJ!y'1 Coun11'y J4'mu )'!me 12:00 cttqeJU B~ Newt' 12:30 aoe.tr• Gllt11·811r ,~, 30 "-'17 Aadmon Show 3:00 Jlal,M• Sllow f:15i Blutlw Auto Silo-, (~.1 . 4"30 NtWA ' (~) 4:40 Jlirl llftea Sbol! 1:110 MM. ;~· ' APRIL LOG 8:00 Sign On 1:116-15 Musical Clock 7:110 S. Still and Know 7:112-30 New1 7:45 Echou of Joy 1:110 Ob!D Valley News l:u;-30 Musical Clock l:lti Community News 8:00 Talk of the Town 8:15 MUOII County News 10:00 Public Service Show 10: 18 Dally Light 10:10 Latchltrln& 11:00 Wll'ld Newa • 7 ·- U:IS Mullcal loterlude U:SO ~ Leglalaturt ll:U Willer Moalltr 12:011 Loell l Oldo Nn1 1.1:110 Evw BJJlletlD llolrd 1.1:11 NII!I-0-Grlml 1.1: 311 GirdeD Clull 6:01 Jl!ll Meu Show 8:30 Sundon Serenaoe 7:30 SJin OH laturdaJ MltiDII llltardQt: AllenJate Slturdaya 1:00 Sign On - Nen 1:11 NeWI Beat 1:01 Couuley Mualc Time 2:110 Saturday Ml!M 8:211 Collll)lJ Jamboree 2:55 News Beat 7 no Protellar' Hour 3:110 Saturday Matinee 7: 30 Sport1 3:lii Newa Beat 7:~ Llrry lnderaon Show 4:110 Dllclng Willi Doss 10:45 It'• Mule - Army 4:30 Top Ten Revue 11:110 Ollry Vllt., II Dullon'l ~:= i":S~le::w~ 5:110 Saturday News Report Top TeD Bbow 1:11 lllmlor Musicale ~:00 Nen 12:211 New~rarns 5:30 Comrrnmlty Choirs 12:11 Mualeal Interlude 12:10 Agriculture Progra!Jl ,._ 12:45 Country Go-Round 7:110 OH The Alr 12:30 Tlte Rev. Mer... Ttell 1,11 New• 86at Stmday 1:110 Tlte Jim Meea Sbow I:IIO Couo11'y Go-Roulld 7:59 Sign On Ul Sundown Serenadto 8:110 The Slnglllg Preachor 2:11 Newa Beat 7:10 Sign 011 1:11 NeWI Report SUda)ll S:IIO MJd.WaJ MatlriH 8:30 Chureh of Chrlat 8:55 Ne-,a Baal , 7:30 Sign On- Arlr11 Hour DllciDi Wllb Doll 1:110 MUiical IDtlrlude 4 110 7:11 Nawa , 4:30 lrllerdJinp 10:30 Flnt Baplllt ChurCib Baptlll LQmaD a Hour 5:110 Commlllllty Newa 11:30 Chllclren'l Chapel Sunday Sbo• 5:05 Muon CoiDIIJ Newa 11:15 Sunday NfWII Sped•! 8:80 Tlte Bible 8pelb To You 5:10 World 11 Net1 NeWI 12:110 Ntw1 Report 1:45 l1unday ShoW 5:311 Stmsel lloulnanl 12: IS Eplaoopal Church 10:00 Tbt Good Lilt 7:110 OH Thll Air 1:110 CburclJ ol Ood IG:I5 Congressman'• Report llll1ril1 I: 30 Gospel Call 2:110 Old FolD Hour 10:30 Bunda' Show 1:00 Sign On 1:110 180 Jllf Parade 11.30 The Quiet Hour 1:116-11 MUIICII aock 1:10 N- fteedllneo 12:00 News 7:110 Be SW1 • Kllow 3:32 1110 Bit Poracltl 15 The Christian's Hour f:OWO Ne111 3:55 Newt I:I:St: The Rev. Merlin Teets 7:30 Chit • ChiiW 4:110 180 Hit Plrllde 1:110 T"• Rev. H. G. 8te1rart 7:41 Flnt Blplllt C2Jurcll 4:30 NeWI Bndllnt 1:30 Tlte Rev. Sllaa BIUupa I:GO Oblo VllleJ N1111 4::1! 11110 Bit Parade 2:110 The Rev. Andrt• Panolll I:Jlll.lll World Nm 2:45 The Rev. ftiJIQoe Tborae t:OO llllb Sd!ool Bit PIQIIII 4:11 ""'' 6:110 eu;, o..nn......... a.p. S: 10 Tbe Sunday Sbowclll 10:10 8oq • 1ttirJ 'nml 1:11 1110 Bll Plrlde 8:10 Sundown Senuolle ID:Ci T1te Ooidal K11 7:110 ' 1'111 Air 7:10 tip OH 11:00 D-MIIIIIIo '4'e!1J11n oa • LJnLI ORPHAN ANNII ~. I SUPPOSf:, Wrn< 11& HIU' or; JS!EM1AH AHO ~'S fAeJJLOUS MINE, I MAY FICOI<T M:~<._AFT!il<: A FAG~IOH: BUT IT WILl. 8t. A LOOO.V MTnE Wlnl EVER'/ WOLF -MST ~I HAIOLit eJtAY �·\ Q.Dally _se_.. nt!nel, . Pomt!_r:or:~ld.dleport. o, May 20. 19.~~ ! P'----•--m:lr A weiner roast will be planned for the next meeting of the Young Adult Class ol the Porn.,. Mrs. Wllllam Wells of roy Baptist 'church. Twelve Run was an overnight members and three guests at- Monday of Mrs. Lena Eblers· thi b h tended the regu1ar meetmg s ac . week conducted by the presi- Mrs. E. J . Hill is a busine" dent Sandy Phalin. visitor in Columbus this week. ' · Prayer was given by the new j Mrs. Bermce .1ohnso~ re t urnpastor, Rev. Williams. Sandy ed home Tues,day :vemng after PhaUn and Betty Cowen are to a VISit m 1\heehng, W. Va., plan the weiner roast for the with her son and daughter-mnext meeting. After a short bus- !l·aw, Mr. JJnd M.rs. Elmer Joh:: iness meeting rel'reshmtnls wer ~ s~n Jr. and family. Monday evE served by Betty Wiles and nmg Atty. anfdGCMr&s.TJRameds · Officers lor the next PTA t lied bY the ,ear were 1nsa Ch t p T A .11 d evenesber p · · p · ~n ay M r s In "g Y ast rest em. 1 • l\Obert Wood • , They wore Mr. Carl Kautz. !>resident; ~r< Dwl~hl Mtl· hoan. vice president , Mrs Reid Young, secretary, and Mrs. Robert Rilrhie . treasurer. Also eletled were delegates r and (llternatf's 10 the .ounty Nettie Barnhm·t. P.T.A. Council. They are : dele- Robe;! Woud, Mrs Bill Cape. hart Mrs. Dwtght :.tilhoan and 'a·n1 M rs. • are Mrs. Sh k Alternates B·t~c ; ijl· Mrs. Earl 1 • • 1 N'me semOrS . Recer've Bibles From Church aates Mrs Donald Morll , Mrs INVITE YOIJ TO MAKE THIS STOREYOU~ SHQPPINO CENTER ON FRIDAYS AND ALL W~EK DA'(S FROM 9. TO 5 ON SATURDAYS FROM 9 TO 91N T~f~VENINP ·.. Mainly About People In Pomeroy Plan Weiner Roost For Next Meeting :. New Officers \ Are Installed ·. ByChesterPTA ___..;.__...;__________________..;...,_-..----------. Mens Sport Shirt~...- correct size - Small (fits l.f.l4~). Youngstown are the gue.c;ts of DnGftrl T• XVII NO. 30 J' Mrs. Mabel Van Meter and Mr. . Do _ school were presen ted bibles by Mrs R ~ the Racine Baptist Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murphy rcturnf'd to thPir home 11 Pi~ls ­ &ld Mo~ll, M ~s_- ~ ~ ~~ ' School, of which they are mem· l blll'gh, Pa .. Wt>dnesday morm_ng Mrs. BJll Ho(key. an d · hers, at the close of the Sunday ·after spend ing several days With 1 Roy Holter were name on 8 School hour on May 16th. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan and commi~lee l u he~p With_a eoun· Sam Curtis, superintendent, Skip. I 1 1 ~y anllque auc:IJOn b~mg , eld presented the bibles and told Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan 111 September by the. (UIInt) p I these young people that their and Skip and Mr: and Mrs. ~on­ T.A. to ~elp sp~nsm lht> P.TA education was just beginning I eld Murphy enjoyed a picntc 0 1 5 scholarship Chatrman. uf the and hoped thai they would use 1 at Royal Oaks Park Tuesday. ' auctwn willlte Mrs D.\\ lgln Mil· their bibles to, ''further their iA nu..'l1ber of fish were caught ho, n. knowledge of the life and work by the group. I 1 Bruce Cleland. ----- --~==~-- r%~;:;~~;~ ----- - - -· Hospital ~ews 1 About 1: Gaugt reading!!: - r;a\lipolis ENTER"D HosPITA~ ~ Middleport S Dam 12.2, 13.8, runsing 8 feel River news SAIGON (UPI - Pramler Phan Huy Quat announced today !hat South Vietnamese aecurity forces have crushed an attempted military coup. Quat said the revolt was engineered with Co!llffiuniat assistance. In a 'nationwide radio broadcast over saigon Radio, ,Qual said the coup was nipped 'lbunday night when an undisclosed number of military of. Arran&ed by size for your convenient selec· Uon. Sleeveless and short sleeve styles In Other Mens Short Sleave seersucker, Jeney1, chambrays, Jingh.Lml and cotton prlntl!l. One •· and two . piece style.IJ. Junior, inisses and half 1izes. SPORT SHIRTS I of our Lord and Saviour Jesus I Mr. and M•·s. W. F. Dean · Chns. t, ' I and fami ly of Tucson,. Ariz.,. . S niors receiving bibles were ,spent the w~k end With thetr , Jan: Ann Powell, Claudi a Mil- ~ aunts, Mis!'es Maud and Freda I ler, Karen Nease, Isabel Pick-' Grueser. They were enroute to ens, Coralee Manuel Cummins. Columbus to attend the Genf'.ral ! Evelyn Cleland Young, Eddie Assembly of the Presbytenan Autherson~ Steve Cleland, and Church. 11 was vntrd hJ donate $2.5 to the- Easli.>rn H1gh Srhnol h. brary fund . Mrs. Velma Pikkoja wa s ~u~st spt"ak~r for tht> evt'nmg g1vmg a report on the bookmobile. The attend_a nrf' awnrd wa~ Ilion by the third g-rudl· $1.9S $3.95 $4.95 Mens Short Sleeve rollers. Pomeruv · Mason 20.87. Pt. Pleasa nt 2<. 1<, Hinton 1.34 Kanawha FJIIs 3.74, Char lest~n 19.00. LDnd011. Marmet and Winfit-ld darn~ were Among those who entered . past 24 Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan spent hours were : Mrs. Jame:· A. Wednesday In Galhpohs where Johnson, 648 Third Ave. , Mrs. she visited with Mr. Milhoan Roger K. Martin Evans Hgts., who is a patient at Holzer Hos- on the Sills. Dewey A. Good, Rt. 1 Ewmg- pilal. Boal Movemtnls : ton , Mrs. Frank E. Rainey, Gal- Holzer hospital in the KniHed SPORT SHIRTS Junior, Misses ond $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 H•lfSiz" $3.95 $4.95 & $6.95 Ohio River - New Marlins- lipolis Ferry, Ardath C. Brinkville up 14, 5:30 a. m. Na lional er. Letart, W. Va., Gregory down 15, 1.50 a. m.: R H. Bos- Allen Boneculler, Rt. 2. Letart, worth II up 15, 4 25 a. m.; Lynn w. va. Mrs. Woodrow W. & up 15. 6 a. m.: Robert Reed Treadway, Rt 2 Pliny, W. Va., down 15 7 a m .; John J Rowe Mrs. Claude W Fitzpatrick. 65 u~ 16, 3 a. m.; Poplar up 17, Eln St, Middleport, Mrs. Carl 3:30 p. rn ; Waller Beckjord 11 _ Persinger, 947 Ash Sc., Mid· down 18, no a. rn .: Burkeye ldleport, Paul F. Andrews, State up 19. 7: W a. m. ; Con- Long Bollom. Mrs. Letha Ric.ructor up 21, 1:50 a.m.; Bay· I ley, Athens, Claude Atkinson ou Baratiera up 21. 6:1' a.m.; [ Huntington, Mrs. Eugene R Ttbolt down 22 , 5::10 a. m.; Gibson, Ironton, and Mrs. Les- . Recent overmghf guests of Mrs. Cash Braley we~e Mr. and Mrs. John Schweotzer lumbus. Friday Mrs_ Braley attended funeral s;rvices for J. C. Radekm at Pmnt Rock. Mrs. George Anderson. rom. missioner delegate and Mrs. James Harley, elder o>lf~lh~e ~!~: dleport Firs! United P ian Church were in Alhens Tues day to attend the SciOto tery held at the Pr<,.bJilerian ll Church there. Mrs. J. . I 1 Charles Slev enson down 23, 11 ter R. Hoult, Rt. 1, Evans, W. mother of Mrs. Anderson, 1 p. m.; Jefferson down 2.1. 2:30 Va. companied them. a. m.; Queen Clly down 23. BIRTHS lV • and Mrs. George Ander4 30 a. m ; Southern up 23, 6 Mrs. Paul Hauber, Jr., Porta.m.; Pamela D up Greenup land, son, 7:15 p. m., Wednes4 p m ; Rave,.woo; down day. Mrs. James K. Largent, Greenup 10:20 p. m.; Juhn Rt 1. McArthur, son, 12:57 a. Ladd Dean up Greenu> 11:15 m. Wednesday. p. m.; Steel Trader down DISCHARGED Greenup IUS p. m ; F. H. Patients recently discharged Johnson up Greenup 2 tu a.m.; included Harry Hoover, Patrick Stephen Austin up Greenup 3- Williams, Lewis Smith, Rev. C. :15 a m.; Een McCoo . up J. Lemley, Mrs. Jack Weloh, Greenup 5:30 a. m. ; Barbara I Gertrude Maddox, Gregory son recently returned from vacation trip to Virginia Beach where they vlsited with Mr. Claude Washing!Dn. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan at Rocky Mount, Va. and with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gran~Jerg at Bedford, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis vislled in Chillicothe Brent up Greenup 6:30 a. m.;! Bowles, Roxcmre Ousle}. Ken· with their daughter and SOFA BEDS- HIDE-A-BEDS SLEEP or LOUNGES and $5.95 Beautiful colors. Wire supported stems . Ufelike bloom and loveiy year-around freshness. lOc ,. 79c 4:20 a. m. Gallipolis. Da.m - B~aver PLANT BOXES up 4:10p.m., Pegg,\ Downey up 5:50 p. m.; Bob Benter down ' 12 :40 a. m.; Eldmlilf down i '' 6:15 " · rn .: Trojan down 6·15 a.· m.; Franklin H up t:i"4r, a.m.; Philip Sporn down H a .1.: Ad- i d'll'." 8:30 a. m. Aauawba Rivtr - s e m e t down London 5·45 a. m . Thel- . rna Ann down Marmet l l :40 p. m .; ('hris Jr. down Win fi Pld 4:50 p. m.; Georg~: Price up Winfield 9·:tO p.m H E. i Bowles down Wlnl'ield . 1·15 a. m.; Allen R. Merril; up Win· ' field 2·30 a. m.; Lucv J a n e Lucas down Winfield .; 1. it m.. Jerry Bosworth down Winlield, ! 5:45 a. m. ' With rolled edges. Made of heavy gauge steel and beautifully embossed with a floral leaf design. Perfeet for indoor and outdoor use. Dark green. mira\ Jones IS INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - 69c 18 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - 89c _ _ _ _ _ _ 99c 24 INCH PLANT BOXES 30 INCH PLANT BOXES----- $1.19 36 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - $1 .49 42 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - $1.89 PLASTIC PLANT BOXES Smart Design, Sleek Styling IN . ~ISSILE LNfT Army Pvt. Allen D. Stacy, 1 I whose p!trent ~; . Mr anJ Mrs. 1 Robert Molden, live on Route 1 1, Dexter, is assigned tu the 1 .fth U. S. Armv Missil4! Com- I mand in Korea .' A· radio opera· I "&or in the command's 226th nal Company Stacy enter. · Army in November 1964, rec·eiV-11 eel basic training at Fort Knox, Ky:, and ..as last stationed at Fort Gordon, Ga. The 21 - year•ld soldier is a 1963 graduate Dl Rutland High ·school. 18 INCH PLANT BOXES - - - - - - 89c 24 INCH PLANT BOXES $1.19 30 INCH PLANT BOXES $1.79 SH the beautiful line of Bowl Plenters, Urn Planters and Patio Tubs also Watering Cans, Petite Floral Vases and Cemetery Vases. HOUSEWARES DEPT. L,ATE DOR SCHAEFER AT A FAVORITE TASK_ A merilber of the Meigs County Child Welfare Board Dor Schaefer, retired business man is pictured here at 'work on~ · e of his "volunteer" J'obs 'Appointments to such ~:· . tllti of publle trust (ll'e rarely, if ever, sought. All 00 , often; Invitations to such duty are refused. Mr. Schaefer ICcepted. This is probably one of the last pictures taken Df Mr. Schaefer. It iS owned by Common Pleas Judge I 0h C B n ' aeon. "" '"'' FEATHERWEIGHT DELUXE oll&ld, dutlblo I' D.D. omootli teiOIIea aluinln,., litl>ln1 MC]ololnforead wlllta o N~oa OTtrnt-llslldS.•arVIIoo~ . -·~ plllltJkio, bufl, ·~ ~Mlill, llllll "'"' .,r./ For the finest quallty In Summer Furniture VIsit Elberfelds 2nd floor. Just ar· rived a large shipment of Aluminum Folding Furniture - Chairs, Chaise L\IUD· ges 'nd Roc~~rs. NOW AT SALE PRICES .·.1'·, .. ~~·, ... Living Room Suites and Sofas $329.00--2 pc. Living Roam Suites SALE $266.00 $249.00--2 pc. Living Roam Suites SALE $188.00 SALE $333.00 $389,00--2 pc. Living Roam Suite (Tndltionoll 1•229.00--2 pc. Living Roam Sul111 SALE $166.0l SALE $322.00 $398.00--2 pc. Livil'lg Roam Suites SALE $422.00 $495.00--2 pc. Living Roam Suite (French Provlncloll _ SALE $149.00 $199.00--2 pc. living Roam Suit11 $398.00-2 pc. Living Roam Suites SALE $333.00 $249.0~-3 pc. Livi"'j Roam Suit. (Maple) SALE $211.00 $419.00--2 pc. Living Room Suites SALE $322.00 $249.00--Sof• " SALE $199.00 SALE $311.00 $369.00--2 pc. Living Room Suitt !Ciipe Cod) SALE $404.00 $489.00--2 pc. Living Room Suite (C.f!, ~~ SALE $260.00 $389.00--2 pc. Livi'!; Room Suit.. !Cope Cocll SALE $388.00 $469.00--2 pc. Living'iloom Suites (Cope Cod) $379.00-2 pc. Living Room Suit" (Cope Cod) SALE $299.00 $309.00-2 pc. Living Raom Suites SALE $266.00 $469.00-2 pc. Living Room Svl~. (Cope Cod) SALE $318.00 SALE $196.00 $289.00 Sofa (Traditionol) $398.00 Sofa (Trodilional) SALE $250.00 SALE $164.00 $209.00 Sofa (Modorn VInyl! $349.00--2 pc. LiNing Room Spltei-(Trldltlonoll SALE $222.00 $259.00--2 pc. Living RAMmi SUit" (Modern) SALE $208.00 SALE $226.00 $339.00--2 pc. Living Room SvitM (Modern) $269.00 Sofa !Modern! - · SALE $2 II .00 $349.00-2 pc. Living Room Suites ,$ALii 1200.00 -SALE $366.00 $449.00--2 pc. Living Room ~~~-(Cepe Cod) $279.00-2 pc. Living Roo"'· . 1't1 (Cape C~J SALlE S2!!.00 $239.00-2 pc. Living Room: IMocllf'lll SALI! Slto.OO \ilftl VIsit Our Worehouse Siwe on Mec:h!llllc $tN!!f. Llnollilnw ·RUlli Corpeta - TV Service - Plenty af P•rlclnfj RoOm ' - . CHARL~ o.A N.ll> . .. . I ,, HAYMAN Dt"st.rt"ct Teachers Honor Charles Hayman, Executive ~am Grove cemetery. Rev. Wilbur tUPll _ commoolst Viet Teachers ol Southern Local School District Wedne• Perrin will officiate. I ng g ·a:. ambushed a night recognized with highest praise the leadership Military rites will be con- I U~ s. Marine convoy • few Head Charles Hayman at a dinner given in dueled at the graveside by lhe II f this alr base toda M t' R t t - M.ddl t Drow-Webster Post American mdesk rom th Le tb / ar'" es auran '" 1 epor · Legion. All members are asked an deptd fe a hernecbs Mr. Hayman, who will retire at the end of this year, to attend. pmn~ own /r a;h our / presented a portable television set by Carl Weese, 0 Frienda will be received at ~ma . arms tre"hY as a gift of the faculty mem- 1 • • -- • fi.mer1can casua 1ty was t e in Southern Local. School district system for SO the residence. Funeral arrange- . t . h f h Mr. Weese, serving as spokes- years. He has served as a teaments are under the direction tteu enant 10 c arge 0 t e of Rawlings-Coats Funeral convoy, who was hit In the man for 36 teachers attending , cher and principal ., an execuhome in Middleport. cbesl. said it was with mixed emo- tive head since 1925 when he ---------- .--Spokesmen said bis cood~ lions that the tear hers anlici-' began his career in Union tio" was "satisfactory'' but pate Mr. Hayman's retirement 1counl)'. .\1r. H~yma~ was a OUt that he would have to be eva- Iin that that are happy he coach at Racme High school AD ooys of Middleport wbo cur ted from VietNam for fur- will be relieved of the work and for many years and organized will be eligible lo play blgb ther medical care. The spokes- responSibllil). But the school lilt first basketball team al Leo school bateball In the aprlnl .... ~>!1 said 12 . :.1es were rid- environment will not be t.be tart High school where he 0 of1951, F"'sbmea- ta- .. log along a road only .four same without Ius guidance. tauiht. be[ore coming to Racine tbrollgb Senloro • to • be, are miles from :bts major U. S. Mr. Weese thanked Mr. Hav- followmg consohdalton of the By Uaftetl Prftl Ill~l IDvited to tum out at the park alrbase when an elertrically man for his yea rs of servi~e districts. Vie<~ President Hubert at 18 I. m. Saturday. detonated mine went off in to the school and community ' Attending the dinner were Humphrey wlll'tl(d· the .lr••.t of one of their three ! and especially . for his ·:zeai . Donald~ .olf•.-. Avice Frecker, Charles Winebremser, maaa- tebiCie•. !and influence m rnamtammg Vmas 1 ' Lee, I,m:.,loe Lim· niaht ill9t'il.'!l'l~ . PI' •I lbe SIHDmer Leagve H14dea Communist hush- I the high educational standards •ing. Ga Prt~ Weest!, d e • egragate lU ' teuo, "'"' first plaos for the wacker~ ope ·· up with small of Southern Local schools. Jean Hamm. Howard Nolan, schooll regardlfo ol ~~~t~:~~::l he announced armL Mr. Haym.1n was referred Eddte Lou Howery, William 1 they receive federal 1ld. to by W«·s. as bring a "bal- Priddy, Maurice Loll, Cora 1 Hum hre In maj ing_ Private cars were ance wherl'' for the system Webh. Lawrence Rose. Hilton P Y• • or IN QUEEN CITY searched at the entrance. and that his leadership will · Wolfe. Jr .. Betty Roush. Edna rlghta speech in New Meigs County CommV!l Pleas Three of the suspected plot- be missed by the fa<·ully. [ P~iee: Ruth Tucker, Elma said a school district s:annot and Mrs. John c. Bacon ters who were arrested Thurs- Mr. Hnyman expressed his. •C•n 1 '"•ied on page 6 > cape lhe constltutlooal - - - -are in CiliCinnali today where day night were led away all appreciation to the teachers for , lo deseiJ'O«ate mer•ly by Bacon is attending 8 gunpomt from a prmt shop next the tnbutes and for the coop- I TWO FINED jecting alllederal financial as· of the Ohio Common to the office of United Press In- eration given him by faculty : F'loyd V. Hawk was lined siJtance. Pleas Assn. at the Netho temational. members over the years. $10 and costs on conviction of In reaUty the cliolce 11 olm· erland Reports circulating hi Saigon The retiring executive head having an overwidth load and ply this: To continue said Col. Pham Ngo e Thao, said he is proud of Southern , Jimmy F. Evans. $5 and costa federal aid and ·d...lll'egate , leader of the February coup, Local School distnct and the on a charge of driving an un. to aacrlfice federal aid and WEATHER was being sought in connection hard work of the staff whirh Isafe vehicle by Meigs County ~~~··~~~~::1 ::Sbo=w~ers 3lld lboodershower with the latest attempt. Thao has helped maintain it. an ex- ! Court .Judge Frank W. Porter · 5I per eenl south late and Brig. Gen. Lam Van Phat cellent system. I today. William Ours forfeited lolllibl 3lld Saturday. Not to were among those senlenced to Mr. Hayman ha• been an ed- , a $25 bond on a charge of drifo tonigbl, low 1$-64. death in absenlia. Iucator in lhe Southern Local ing al an excessive speed. S hWarned I:• p.lll, o Flat llumlnut1 rocliw ralls Al2Z I: ated a number of years. He was a veteran of World War I, member of Drew Webster Post American Legion, a member of the 40 et 8, the Pomeroy Gun club, and until re· man for several terms. cently a Pomeroy council- degree Mason, Valley of ColumHe waa also a member of bus, and of Aladdin Temple Pomeroy Lodge No. 1114 F Shrine ol Columbus. AM, of Boowortb Cooncil No. Surviving are his wir., Leah, 41, Royal and Select Masons; and a ssiter, Mrs. LUIIt Co'ats Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 RAM, of Pomeroy. the Ohio Valley Comm~ery A native of Pomeroy, Mr. No. 24, Knighlo Templars I 32nd Schaefer was the son of the laJ A • wr loki lor l)tllcli storep • · .f.IVE CENTS Nu,.clear Ned, Nevada Champ, Po-== ~.ante!"'~~= TD l esegrega e Head's_for' Calaveras Jumps ;::~~~....~ plastic anns be•lnp 111d walters Sale ! Chairs Rockers-Recliners--Lou119f$ J. D. Chauvin dnwn Greenup neth A. Roush, Mrs. Chester law. Mr. and Mrs. George 6:35 a. m.: Asa up Meldahl Hill. Mrs. Raymond Layne, Hen-I Vaughan. 6:30 p. m.; EliSha 1\'oods down ry White, Theodore Miller, c.. Neda Bradford, Rio Meldahl 9 p. m: A. D. Haines ' cil Bauerle. Jesse Ward, Gain- College student, spent the week II down Meldahl 10: 05 p. m.; 1 ford Upton, Mrs. Cecil Hagley, end with her parents, Mr. and Defender don.- Meldahl It 40 [ Mrs. D. Hall, Mrs. James Clif- Mrs. Wallace Bradford. p.m.; Arnold Walker down Mel-I forJ and infanl daughter, Mrs. Carol Scott Gallipolis, spent dahl .12:20 a. m.; J. S. Lewis IMilton L. Morgan and infant the weekend wtlh ber parents, up Meldahl t a. m : Western daughter. [ Mr. and Mra. Paul Scott. down Meldahl 1:55 a m.; Lu- [ ;;;_;,::;;;;~======_;,_...,...,...,...,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;="""': ther Herdman up .\1eldahl 3:20 a. m : Charles K. up \1eldahl All Steel Deluxe ~ c.~ fictro was armled. One~Uio overthrow last Feb. 9. But this other raid aganlst North Viet 1 pect was shot and killed w li time, he said, the Communists Nam. he resisted arrest. also had a hand in the plot. Four planes rrom the aircraft I · Vietnamese mlltiary pollee Leader• At Large • carrier Midway threaded doubled the iiUird at Sal1on'o The February roup also way throu~ antl-alrcralt fire · Ton Son Nhut Airport today In failed. Its principal leaders, al- and a thundershower to hit two , an apparent attempt to appre- though still at large· were con- North Vietnamese PT boats ' hend any coup planner• trying demned to death in absentia by with bombs ,and rockels. · to ilee the country, a military court. . A spokesman said the Quat satd the leader of the While Satgon was m the munist vessels anchored in planned coup were the same of- throes ol the coup alert today, narrow river 85 miles south fleers involved In an attempted U.S. Navy planes staged an- Hanui, were heavi!y d~~:~:~~ •· - - One was reported ' ~~ ~~a~~h::: ~e~~~~~n~~~~:ni~ ~~~~~o?::; ~~~:yw~~ ~~i~ i:\~:es:~ ., .. ··- Polyethylene Flowers ji -: 1 • Cootourld 10111 Just Received In Time For MEMORIAL DAY DECORATIONS A Big Shipment Of Life·Like J .& ~ 0".·'.-- ------------ FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1965 back to the Midway. All Dor D. Schaefer, 72, prominent Pomeroy civic and tate A. N. and Kathryn Ebers- 1planes relurned safely. ' community leader for many years, passed away Thurs- bach Schaefer. One brother, Check Closely day afternoon at his Uncoln Hill home. Carl, also preceded him in At Saigon Airport, Mr. Schaefer was dead on arrival or the Pomeroy death. police checked the emergency squad at 2:05 p.nL Funeral services will iJe held 1of all persons entering or DOR D. SCHAEFER SLEEP OR LOUNGE _ SALE $188,00 HIDE-A-BED SALE $188.00 SLEEP OR LOUNGE _ SALE $209.00 HIDE-A-BED SALE $184.00 HIDE·A·BED SALE $248.00 SOFA BED SALE $88.00 SOFA BED SALE $78.00 f~ ~ ded WomensDr1111t In all si2es $229.00 $229.00 $259.00 $229.00 $298.00 $119.00 $109.00 , Dor D. SchaeJ1er zs Dead ~~~~~y~ew~~i~: :~~t·he. ~ Another Group o~ ~ - 01. ' nat Stops Attempted Cou.p Engineered by Communists DRESSES Dean, Mrs. Hen r.\ I•.Jf~ 1 Mrs Lt>On::~rd Erwm. em rs. uating class of Racine High ua t io~t of Kenneth Hartung Olan Hy•ell. , . Mrs. Pau l H~•wk. ~ enttnt.\~~ Til. ·, .,_. Dl Til. ltlei•..M-n .tr• POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO and Mrs Henn HJchmger ;:!nd Nine members of the grad- familv a.nd att~nded the grad- h'n er •' Daytime Plaids, stripes, checks, solld colors, whites , iridescents, neat patterna. Rea· ular staple style shirl:B with wide81Jread collars. LotS of Button Ivy · sty lei. Good selection of trim fit or tapered shirts. Jac Shirts. All are wash 'n \f·ear. Comfortable, cool and ready for your selection, her honor. at y . f,Ol ' .. me- dium (!its 15-151>), large (Ills 16-161.\a) and extra Jaree (fitsl7 -17~). M". Irene Van Meter and son, Doneld, and daughter ' ' f• •· e <• • Womens .\.. '• ·' ' · • A Specl1l Group of All with short sleeve•. You'll find hll McDermott o 118 en· . d 'l d' t ~ertame WI r a mner par y In ·' BE SURE TO SEE THE EXCELLENT SELECTION . ' .a loda Y at Cro , w1 Conuner<e pretlclent, 'al d 'l1ull'lday. N0~ . R, N~r (UP! - Clark County w II transported Mr. Canq .... tile Iller• ..•Nuclear· ed," :Wno lilay have ~Jere !rom near Las V""•• c•-~ ~"be ....... 10 deeldt lit er In hls tank· Wlill 'l'lnusday in a lead contob',; !""''" ww ...., lhe :i(nM<!\1:/Irog jumpinl con- because 1 twa Bleared lhat••Nu- t~~ lesl TIJarsd4Y with 1 leap of 11 clear Ned" milht be radioac'1 • Macla• evoul•.. ~. 9 inch~. Uve. tblt sumiller. A Sometime between now and The frog, captured near the tealllloa tf llltr<llult 11 111'1· Iunday ''Nuclear Ned" will be Nevada tesl site - where nu- od. opirited -by car Into California clear tests are conducted by - - - - - - - - - by a secret route to compete lhe Atomic Energy Commission In . the intemalional Calaveras- "glowed In the dark Uke • . Coun lY frog j umpmg contest. firefly," said Mrs. Hamann. "We wll I ont divulge lhe Nye County SherUI George '. route beCause of implied Barra Insisted lhat "Nuclear .... E..u- Ned" be aubjected to a Geiger ..eala of ICaIll.) Gov. mund G. Brown's militia," ex- counter test for a second time plalned JGy Hamann, who was Thursday before entering the S 00 0D appointed Nevada's frog rom- oontest. missioner by Gov. Grant Saw- 'Tbe needle on the Geiger '!be Middleport 111gb yer. California officials have Is- went all the way to the top," Senior. Ba<ealaureate aued no Immediate word OD the said Mrs. Hamann. but I will be held Sunday fl'Ofl'B slatu•. wouldn't say he is radioactive May 23, hi the high tehool The two • pound frog trom because I don't know how to itorlum at 1 p, m. interpret 1 Geiger counter-" The school band, Wider There had been some opecu- tllrectlon of Mr. WUilam laUon wh e t her the possibly sell, will play lbe! ~!,!""to:'!: "hot" frog could legally be en- 1nd recessloJoal, "I tered Into competition. But Mra. Cr<umsiance " by Elger '!be Hamimn ruled 'Nuclear Ned" invocation wiD be pen by could because nuclear flssloo Rev. Marvin Dow1011 of Hetltlll ls a preduct of Nevada." Methodist Church. "Nuclear Ned" ou!jumped The achool band will play, Washoe Zepher" from Reno Lord Most Holy," by Frenct, the e feet, 8 Inches and Lady of followed by a ~crlpture readinc the Evening," a representative by the Rev. Do1110n. Th Of tlie amall counties (11 feet, Girls' Glee club, Wider the 3 Incises). to wiD the· slate· IItle. dlrecllon of Mn. Dorotby Mrs. HamBDD vowed to CIIITY ~. vocal Instructor, will •ina the cue to the Supreme Court an 111them, ''IJWe Thln&a, My WASIONGTON THE If necessary 10 'Nuclear Ned" Lord,'' by Conway. world's lim nuclear merchant could compete Sunday In th,a The eveaing prayer will lhip, the NS savannah, will be- California conteil at Anlltlo given by the Rev. Clyde BarllettJ lin re;utar eomrnercial oerv- camp. of the Middleport Olureh tee lhil swiuner• .But vacation The annual ewnt was, made the Nuareoe with the ebo•ral[ erutsea •board atom • driven famous by Mark Twahl 8 ceo- response by the Glee Club, lhipa .-e llill a tong way olf. tory-old sotry, 'The Celebrated COQil'llatlon will ling t h '!be 98wmnab will Clll'l')' JlllllP~, Fl'Ofl of Calaveras bymn, "May the Good lreJcbl but no pauenaera 00 County. The contest draws en· Bless and Keep You! • Ill run. And offl. tries from u far away u Eu The l8l'lllOII entitled, "llll•v clal8 ut tl!al no matter bow rope and HawaU. Th.e current Stand Ye Here Guinl," will well tl!ti ,JIOI'fllrlnl. 11 will be international three • lWllP rec- f)ven by the Rev. Donald 10me ja)lrl before nuelear-pow- ord is 17 feet, 1~ Inches. of the Middleport Church mel ~~ ohips are plyChrlal, and lbe benecllellon by lni the ... lanes Iii any Dum- 'NOID I'........., the Rev. lllrtlett. . lien- . . . . W1p tu be tneo4 beolt Ia · ., . ldiiOey u far u 1110 B. C. MAN SENTENCED pl~ - Tlllli 8()~ 0n jbey ~ won by 1M Glenvw BoQeu, 51, a:~J ,In 111 ottoi!i• atllck ~, baa been oen~enc:ec~ to mo :f!.W.'il!l':t ;JolmiOJ)'!O dell, · ' -- ' oneyearlnlheClnclnnllll.._W:~t;IIYI ~- bp'n<ici,ifoWII •h~ . J.DCAL TEMPS . boule by Meigs Coullty • , receid to ~- rei.- Tilt tempirature hi Pomti'OJ'IInd JuvenUt Judit P. .H.' . tlolll . between w~·. l!!d dOwnlo~ ~ oector .wu Brien on. charlet ol ~;~;~It MoseOw.. . .·' , '. '~ ~- overcut aklell to .the dellnqueaey ~f • An • .. II!&.~ ~ •1 lUl·"· m. today. . and 1181~ 11oft~ lflll by lhe ·~ '.ijl!q.~ .... . . held tn. COUIIIy jaU lbda'y. ellred ~\~ili!J~';:'II,itb lhe COioo1'TEE8 TO MIET. · ·~ BOvlet of lhe Melp . lbe u.ttljtj '11\'.·· ~ · I · ~ ·' ri&ift ~ . of the ADMISSI~S,... ·~ ¢U Gt ··~~".'- · :: ' · .' ~ · '' ~eri who. 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