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Ther~ a~e so.~~~o say ~t The departmenl is collecting in· ~~m;otlook ~~e, d es sa d formation on costs and engln· u . a aroun you an eering problems. 1:ut will s~e ~at ac:ve~ents The route probably would inco~J::O:.. ~· cou t ac- elude some of the Islands in the . western end of the lake - KelThe governor said a br1dge Jeys bland and the Bass Islands ~as need~ to. connect the 10 Oh1~ and Pelee Island on the greatest mdustnal base that Canad•an waters. lies between Buffalo <N.Y.) and Urses A4vaa<e Plannlsr Detroit <Mich.) with the Cana- The Republican governor dian Industrial base around Lon· mentioned the bridge ;n urging don, OnLario.'' delegates to the Midwestern "We will build a bridge to Regional Conference of the connect these two great n&· Council of State governments to 1 GOLD~ERG PICiED - Supreme Court Associate Justice Arthur Goldberg, cen· ter, receives congratulations from Secrtttary of State Dean Rusk and President John· 8Qn after the President's surprise announcement that he was to succeed the late Ad· lai Stevenson as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations. Up to the moment of the 1nnouocement, speculation had centered on Rusk as the likeliest nominee. at Fisher Chairman Of Public Board I fD the \ LAST TIME TONIGHT "'FLUFFY" - · Tf>C'hniculur - fony Randall, Shirlf'V Jones. Flu fly, "LOOkiNG FOR LOVE" Technl<'ulur ConniP F'ranri!l .lim Susan Oliver .loby Barh:ml Nic~.uls, .lav Hutton Baker C f'hp pPn GPo HamilTon. Yvf'tle MimPlWX Paula Prf'nlil'.~. Oann\1 Thoml'ls .•Johnny Car son Runnin~ time: 3 Hrs • ~ Q ..•• f , ~~~~=-~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<~o----~~--------~ VOL XVII NO. 79 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1965 Eg] . FIVE ~· = ... i ' WEDNESDAY & fHURS JUL·Y 21·22 NOl OPEN ::oTON _ Charter No 8441 ~!~~'!.!~.P21.l Other Air Aetloa A U.S. military spokeaiiUJII said U.s. Navy aod Air Foret and Vietnamese pilots killed 811 estimated 85 Viet Cons Ia 271 '"''""' in South Viet Nam to- PRESI· · Li ·-.. ·- Hanes 'st of Names For Supreme Court Vacancy lor . • CHURCH ON WHEELS - The Bradbury Church of Cbrist was taken to a new location Monday morning by a crew of expert movers from Charleston, W. Va. Relocation of the church was necessary to make way. for the new section of Route 7 that will go through Bradbury. The c burch, erected In 1893. was moved to near the WMPO Radio station on the Joe Bailey property. It's piano and pews remained in the 40 x 60 ft. building while it was moved. The. steeple and bell tower had been removed earlier. Poli~e: crews from the Columbus and Southern Oh1o Electnc Co., General Electric ~mpany workers, and state offlcJals were on hand as the 35 ft. high structure was hauled along the htghway.-Sentinel photo. ltiiiii!Ctd T.Uirt The necll il reinforced to resist sanins. Through wash alter wash, the fully· combad cotton stays white, keeps its shape. Small, medium, laree, extrelarae. See the complete line of H1ne1 W1derwear for men and for boyo, Wbetber you want briefo or T· Shim - Sleevele11 unde,..hlrll or Broadcloth Shol'll In your choice of pattern• and atyle - un: lon Sul·a. Whatever otyle or olze you want vlalt the underwear dept, on 0. lit floor. Headquon.rt for Haneo. HANfS R:FELDS . BERNARD V. FULTZ Dlreeton PAUL I. IIWlT ------------~---------------------·---------------------------------- I . John E. Brown -"' = DieS Tuesday """"( Knox Countian Is Speaker at Farm Bureau :mr<..":' •• ?t· ( ' s. den( Jolmson'o nomination· of WASIUNGTON fUPil - The name of Washington Supreme Court Justice Al1hur lawyer Abe Fortas, a longtime friend of President John· J. Goldberg to be lJ. s. amba• son, led the list today in speculation on a successor to sador to lhe United Nations Arlhur J. Goldberg on the Supreme Court. todaJ was aosured of speedy apFortas, a member of the White House inner circle, prova• by the Senate. has been close to Johnson since the president came to 'l'lie Chief Execudve' an- Washington from Texas in nouncement Tueday that Gold- the early 1930's. While House Press Secretary .,..~.,.,' berg would succeed the late ~ •• ld 1 1 ch0 1 Bill D. Moyers said Tuesday C.ag. Walter H. Moeller, '"e 'd ....year-o le ega ' ar Jhere was no 1·nd·1cat'1on when IOib Dl• trtcI ncpresen a. taU ve, Adlai E Steveoon in the criti· 'th • 1 1 cal u. N. post was greeted with :e/~:rt~~~s ~~~d ~~~~~~~ ~ Johnson mlghl fill the oald today In • tetecram from eurprl.. IIICI salisfactlon by 1 . 'b . 1 d' f court vacancy. The court Is on Wasblsgton, D. C.. Jlat prosenalors of both parties. Sen- 0(lB4~l~)mc u,:: ~ur tfea~ recess until October, giving the ed jecll amonnHn1 to f%48,891 ate Republican Leader Everelt . as ers re ry 0 President ample time to weigh Services are announc 1or lla•e beea approved and fund.. M. Dirksen Dl. whom JohiiSOII the Interior. His law firm-Ar~ his first appointment Ill the high John Emory Brown, 83, of Rut· ed ander lbe Manpower DePORTERVnLE. CALIF. bad consulted about the llP' nold, Fortas I Porter-11 eas1ly courl. land, who died early Tuesdllf. velopmeat Trailing Ad lor (UPI) - Vacationing Kern . 1m t, 181'd Goidher ''is one of the most promment in He was born July t, 1882, at the JaekiiOII Manpower Train- A Knox county woman. who County Deputy SborlH Norvan po18 en I the capital L ·u th oo of the late Jnr Ceater. is a Farm Bureau trustee for Powers of Bakerslleld ran a a very able citif.en. He !lhould · Public Invited lo angsv• e~ e 1 acquit himself with real dlatlnc- There was also some talk of Val and L1da Camp Brown, and Tralnlag bas been authortz- Southeastern Ohio, said Tues- foot race ol sorts with an ea· as preceded m death also by day in Pomeroy, the farm or- raged black hear and won. tlon. He has a brilliant mind, Thurgood Marshall, the Negro I Attend Suaday Event w brolb and I It ed In lfeldo or l&nleaer ganizstion must ''not rest on ita II a IIUdent, end 1 reel work· federal ·appeais courl judge rea er wo 8 sen. l""uodskeeper, electric appll- laurelo." er.". cently named U.S. solicitor gen·l U. S. Representative Walter He Is survived by his wile, ance repairman, aato service She was Mn. Monroe Strick- Powen Monday saw t b e oral for the high court appoinl· H. Moeller today tnvlled lhe Alma Ward Brown: two sons, ataUea alteDdaat mechlate 310 • pound animal trying 10 WASHINGTON _ IF CIVJL. meni. But Marshall, who led I people of Southeastern Ohio to Clifford of Rutland; and Scott ud welder combination, draft- er, who was a guest at Tues· sbake five ehlldrea out ol a lan reservlsta are aummoned the legal fight which resulted In' aUend the formal opening of of Columbus: two sisters,_ Glad· log ond mecblalc work, ae- dy's meeting of lhe Meigs tree bonse near his mountaia Boys League fathers In Mid to acUve dbly, Rep. Richard the court'• famed school deseg- his District office In Lancaster yo of, Venatchee0 Washington, cording to C.ng. Moeller. County Farm Bureau Board of cabin at SJllar Loaf Peak. Be dleport are asked to come ~ Schwei'·'ll', R-Pa., believes that rogation decision of lDI>I still on sunday. and Carrie RumfJeld of Colum· Trustees. Mrs. Stricker wao burled a llooe at the bear ud the park 'Jbursday OYen!QIIl; men who were mobilized dur~ has not been confirmed b' the . bus; six grandchildren and five accompanied by her husbend; tbe animal turned and cbarg. round 6 p. m. to complete u;,, lh . th 8 h ·ld Y The offiCI! II located In the great grandchildren He was a NOW YOU KNOW they operate a general farm ed. sembly and pa!nti•• of •a ___... • 1161 BerOn criB ou Senate for the oolicitor general new Federal Building 212 South 1 by t-' near Mt. Vernon. ..... DOl he Included unleu it li st armer occupa lon. PI Seat eal . . Powers Oed around 1 tree picnic tables which must bl "absolute· vllal" po . Second St. Moeller and mem- Services will be held 1burs· Mrs. Stricker saod, "An or· read I th Bo •··-·· - , ' k ' Y ld. Tuesda lh her of his staff will be on hand day at the Nazarene churcll of Chilly January Is tbe monlb gamzauon must he active In with the bear at his -eels, bot Y or e ys ...,..... Jlt.. Schwe• er 18 Y e 1 t 1 ·t het 30 · leaot chosoa by blashilll brldet · eed 1 · I then managed to turn and ne> Supper Saturday lftei'IIOOI{ ume .ruie should hold lor men Veterau Memorial Hospltul , ~:ed.•ors ween l: Rutland with tbe Rev. GUrtmbm IDdblusteryMarcbhaotbennt supmheportmgF the 8" 8 0 . Jtsh: pump sis shot into tbe on Charley Smith, Beecb-st, wll) ' host 11 1m 11 tend• "" officiating and bur~al w 1 e me I'll. arm ureau IS sue oblain the Labl from ••·• w en s en wen ex Admlutoas - Mrs. James/' In M'l ete The body lowest marrlaJe rate, aeeonl· an organization but we must . rnabiag aalmal wltb bls .351 es u'~ ed for more than H days dur- Parsona, Racine; Carrie Reit. wtll 1~eain ":~te the church Jq to the \1. S. Deparfmenl of ,not rest on our laurels.'' magnum pistol. The ereature Swadley Lumber Co:• Lanp. lng that period and who are mire, Pomeroy; Paul Reilmlre, PLAN PICNIC INDOORS 1 ho eceding !ll!rvicet Realtll, Edacatloa aDd Welfare. ' She praised the Meigs County • dropped dead a few leot from : 1 ~· Thursday monung JIOW ~mhera of lbe reserve Of Pomeroy; O'Neil Quillen, Hartor "!!' ur pr call at Siron . Farm Bureau for its success blm. "The" really wasn't gm assembly. Anyoae the Nation~! Guard. As a reault ford; Robert Warner, Pomeroy.. The Loyal Women's Class of :~~::::.: ~~era! home unt~ ALSO A SCHOLAR In the legislative field and lor mJJCb Ia II," be said Taesday. ~an help Smith tbal of the Berlm crlslo, 148,000 men DlsclwJn - Wilma Terrell, the Church of Christ in Middle- a Hilda Hart, daughter of Mr. gains made during lbe Jut sev•nvlted to call blm were recalled to active cklty. Pomero7: Pearl Koblentz, Che• port will hold an Indoor picnic noon tomorrow. and Mrs. Thomas Hart of RD 'eral years In membership. MeiJ• Genenl Rospllal The tables are heJ._ · tor; Walter Arnold, Pomeroy·; at the church Thurday at 6 p. AIL ET I, Pomeroy, was on the Dean's Don Wilson reported on 8 re- 1 Admission• - JesSie Parsoos, ed by the Mlddle!IOrf WASHINGTON-IIOVSE liE- Jeffrey MUter, Syracuse, Mary m. Husbands and the Loyal QUI list for the second semester 1 cent trip to the Ohio LegisJa- jPomeroy; Anna Brewer, Port- Assn.. Louis Sauer, .Jr., publican, today readied ap lll'- Arma, Pomeroy. Men's class are Invited. Those Quiet during the past 24-hour .of the past year at Ohio Uni- lure to appear before the House land; Michael Epple, Harrl· Don Lowery, codJefrmln.· senal ~~ propoa~ aimed at clip- · 8frflll - Mr. and Mra. Jameo / sttendlng are to brlnl their own Iperiod was reported by ail Jo. l versity. Miss Hart's name was ·Committee on Mining and Re- son ville. !<Juipmeat will be J*IDIIIIilli · pi!JI the wtnp of Prtsldent Parsons, Racine, a soa. table service. cal Jaw enforcement a1enclea. omitted from the list anoounc- clamaUon. He said eight local Dllcharae• - Zana Baxter, mstalled altho Johoson't war on poverty . . , · · ·----ed by the Univel'llily. residents made the trip at the Pomeroy; Johnny Nelson, Porn- Meanwhile, RIChard There -were doubts Democl-ata requeat of Morris Allton Ohio·eroy, Betty Cline, Smith Ferry, by) Vaughan, Jr., ciJalrmu WOIIkl be able to. hold the line IIOOSTERS PLAN DANCE Farm Bureau lobbyiat. ' Pa. the supper, re!IOrfed ii&Ctll~~; agalllll all of them. AmOIII . ~- . • The Pomeroy AlbleUc Assn. The sroup appeared in supresults Ia her ca~ lbe amendments. were propos- Plans Wert Jl!ade ,to sme announced 11161 membership August 29 with Mr. Casci chair- will sponsor the hl&h school port of proposed atripmining ANN~UNCE DANCE sure a bounteoua supply ali to restlire to JOVefiiO!'I the dlll,Der to lbe male members of cards have been received and man. Further details will be an- dance party at the Pomeroy legislation. He said that aince There Will he a round and good food for Saturday lftlij~i!' pawer to veto anti - pov'"y the woodivlrid l)lmpbOIIy 'orchea- :dues are now being accepted. POUnced later. · High auditorium. from 8 • 11 p. then, the proposed bill has pas• jsquare dance Sa~ay, July 24, noon and evening. projecll . In their otatet; ~t Ira whet! Drew-Webster Post The fl duea may he mailed to Frank Vaughan reported on m. Saturday. The Jays will em- ed the Hause by a unanhnoua from 8 p.m. until 12:30 a.m. at She laid anyone who lhe apendlna alllbotlzalloo; 8!ld 89, o\merl~aa Lelloa, met Drew ~ebster PliSl " · P. 0. the state convention ill Cleve- cee. vote and 1s now before the s.n-'the Bedford Youth Center Cll to contribute lDd 11u . _ - c:urlill the ln~"!lc~ of ihe Monc!ay 1\ight. . ·Box 4GI, Pomeroy. Statement. 18ild which he at)ended ao a ate. Roule 33 at Darwm. Music will ed may ea11 btr. of!ktJ.ot eaonotP~c ~ty, The dinner will be ~,ened wit he mailed to members In deleg,•· .. He stated the ~ cenl8 SWIMMER DIES Organization Dlreclor Paul he by the Harmony Valley Four. wlllch ·~ li1e Pf011'8f11, Fr~y e~·prlof~ tht l!lln- the near flilu~. increase in Ohio dues was ap- OBERLIN. Ohio (UPI) - Bower announced thet local The dance Is sponsored by the Til' BOP ON ~ · ctrt m Pometoo; with PauJ,¢u: CoDillllnde'r Guinther announ- prov<d and wiD probtlbly he George Jackson, 17, Oherlln.llilemhership IIOW stands at 316 Bedford Beaven 4-H club. A "grias bop" wm ~ .w&, N. B. - A ll C\ In charge, Guy E. Glilntber. oed tliere will he a meeting of effeclve Jan. l, ,11161. •ftefresh- swimming alone In the Pylellld that 12 new applications ill at the SyriCU!II! ball Sttatol•! ~r. With J jam· Paul Taylor, Fr~. CI)~brew ·Ill• ;lloai)l·: lit : trill~ at. lb e ments wert sened by . E~ Rd. Reservoir, dro~ Tues- the organllallon's 11'01111 1101WEATHER 'l'lllll'ldJy heal•blll lllllllaritQJIIIW .!JIIdt • .lift and Frank Veqban will uslst poslllomt nt1t ·Mondlly, at ,,_ Gilmore. A movie, "Countir clay. He had been ml111ing 1..- pt~IIU.IIon plan had been writ- a-. Clll ,feal&li, 1Mf III , . J~rp wlU lit lle1Jt · !Md1ii& •IOII~y •on a fOam. Caocl. · 311 p.m. :,r1Ji 1lllilual'fiklnlc'OIIl\e Attack" was shown prior to the several hours when his mother ten durl!tc Jut month's IJlllll tH lh, qeep~ 1nv • ...._music. AII•Jolit!!l'i IOiilllliled 0!1. paP. I l , .Don Hunnel, PQII. lldjutabt, post wu ~llttw Itt .1 tor lit~. · alerled pollee. : · !eP,Ilaued on. ~ well,. J1t !!.'!H at 1 l• Iii. rlk-ti\:..~~lil,M_~~~~r'l!.. ~:f\~~~o.-~ :,u P!1U4\$4~W...;~Jf9:;tt4W\«4t..,.·:·- ··~"' ""• . ,.,.. .,'!:t, ~ · ~· ·~.t,>..,. '" - ..... ' ' · · • ' ~~ · ... ill~'.,· <J" Sheriff Proves Match for Bear In FootRace For Supper Double-Panel Brlelt Reinforced seam• u. troop increases in VIet Nam thai may foreshadow bigger draft quota• and 1 eall-up ~ 'e5erves, McNamara said Cll his lrrlv· al that he would m..t with CJth. er officials today to report oa his trip but he did not lmolf when he would see Presldebt Johnson. "I can say that our recom. mendatioll!l will he based 11po11 the commitments of tbtJ DDI:iOo to preserve the freedom of the people o1 South Viet Nam," ~ Namara IBid. Help Needed to Prepare Tables underwear ond a ~eientific cut Jive you centle day· lone aupport, pe" teet comfort. Heatnlislant elaotle walslband. pilots reported they sank sampans, destroyed a JUII 45 miles soutbo of Can Tho and lmocked bridges and tunnels, The U.S. spokesman said the raid was directed against portion of the area hit diiLhe first SAC bombins flf 18. The spokesman said as far as knew the giant bomben had arrived in .Yiol l'lllll llfely their missiiBI. Defense Sec!f' tary Robert S. McNamara ,.. turned from Saigon todaJ with - 1 of famous r WORLD ~~ ':~~~d=w:~;;:, Fortas Tops deserves a J Members of Middleport's Board of Pubtic Affairs, named to office Monday night, Tuesday night elected C. 0. Fisher their chairman. Fisher, Richard Gress and Don Mullen, who succeedPASADENA, CALIF. _ SCI- ed Ge~rge Meinhart, Reuben Collins and Walter Bunce, entl•ts have seen ·'no oigns of det~rmmed to make. the town hall the1r maiD place of IU " _ animal ve etable or busmess. The boa~d 1s char· 1 e · g ged under law w1th adrrun· i$1110) salary. Therelore, the ~mer~l - ~n~ift~n~! !~~ istering the Sewerage ordi· i board wUI ~cc~pt additional bn p~c ures ~ wmten apphcallqns wh•ch 1 Ma r1• nance. Y memo 8 marve oua · . . would include his or her quail· ner-4 space camera. AU busmess mcludlng collec- fications lor the position Whether life elillb on Mars thms will he maintained in the The deadline will be ·Saturmust remain a mystery for at village hall. The board_ appoint· day noon, July 24. Applications least till more yeal'l!. The U.S. ed Betty Darst as actmg clerk may be left at the rna or's of. space agency Tuesday named 1n July at the salary of $U lice y JL Ill develop !lllch a "life • per month. / Th r ta 111 ld seeker " named Voyager, to . ese app Jean ou. un· Ia d ' th 1 1 ·a lltll "Not There were no applicants pre- derstand that all the dut1es will ~le ~a: ~~ Aborlnet sent Tueoday night willing to! be fulfilled in the clerk'• office : ...~m ~·• some liCCepl the job at the present at the village bell. dart! spiita might )IQfllbly be ' ,.._elied every man think ahead as they planned for state In which they can find SAIGON (UPI)--Tirenly. the development of their states joba you will have to create to 30 852 jel bombers ~ and expanding populaions. programs to Jake care of Guam ati!Jcked IUSpeeteil Vllf! Most of the delegates to the them.'' Cong troop concentratlolll conference, ending today, were Polnls To Ohlo'o Program the ootori0111 Zone D IIU , members of legislatures in their "Ohio is turning the corner in miles north of SolanD 1o1Ji11. home otates. Represented were its efforts to create the proper The massive new strike, • Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, climate for industrial growth of the war and the IIOC!OIId Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota because the people are accept- five days, came 11 the U• . Missouri Nebraska North Oak- ing and supporting programs to Military Command reported I ola South Dakota, and Wiscon- . that end," he said. Americans killed In aetloD f!li &n. • He said Ohioans had support- past wee~. ~notber 100 wo~ Rhodes urged_ the l~glsitors ed bond •ss_ues prov1dmg a ~ec- and 7 mJSstng or. cap~ to create . a chmate 10 thell' ord $320 mllhon for cap1tal un- There was no immechate r. states wh1ch would ~courage provements at state umverso- port on succeu of the ~ mdustnal and econorruc growth. lies, $100 million for conserva- lime mlss10n by the pW., "Most of the major problems lion and recreation to improve wh1ch dropped 500 Ioiii iii we face are the by-product of its water supply and tourist at- bombs on the target area afte' unemployment," Rhodes said. tractions, and $500 million the 2,600 mile flight frDIIl "You have young people com· highways which saved Guam. . ing into the job market every as much as $150 on some It was th~ third •trike bJ the day asd unless you create a trips in the slate. 1 thStrategCooc All' Command apllllt e mmuniSI sbacJ•"4 where American and Australia troops recently C81Tied · out 1 a massive guerrilla sweep lhal killed an estimated 100 Vllt LeVIOD • to Host symp hony's.Men MUSIClaDS •• !.! ··-'.l:~~~~~ l~ .~. "' ' ' '"-"; ,,.1-' ' '•~•~ ' .' f I ,'f""'\"~,,1 ' ' ' , I , ' > 1 �) ) Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 02 JIJ1[ 21, L0Cal 0ffi~~e " Safety Valve .The Dail11 Voice of Broadway ••• reporting " ~~ntin~l COMMENT. liNG EDITORIALLY Rural Areas Dangerous ly DOROTHY KILGALL&N 0011lp Ia Qolbam }F WE would believe the headlines in the metropolitan media one gets the notion that the majority of the accidents In this country only take place in auch urban centers, and often the accidents o! rural area• are shoved into the background. When National Farm Safety Week is observed starting Sunday it might be a good idea for persons Uke ourselves, who reside in rural areas to take a long hard look at the record . It would show on a population basis that the most dangerous place to be is In a rural area. During the year 1964 one third of all accidents took place in rural areas. and two·thirds of all traffic deaths were charged not to the cities but to rural highways. A break down of accident.!! In Meigs county would show that the vast majority took place on county and townahip roads. The fatal count might not be so high, but in numbers these roada head the list. All one baa to do Is look at the statlltlcllo aee how true the accident prone lituatlon is in rural areaa. In the first tm. montha of thla year in Ohio there WUII over 32,000 accident• in towns and clt111 from 50,000 and over down to town1 of 2,000. At that same time there WUII 16,2114 in villages, rural state highway• and other rural roads. It goes to idlow that tht average driver presses down on the accelerator when he aeea tbt hoUJIS getting few and far between. Rllnlaccidenta on state routes make up llalf tbe rural accidents at 8,967. One of tbe alarming statistics is that one out of every 45 accidents in rural areas had fabl reaulta. It took 180 acci dents on city llntts to product 1 fatality. The 1afety experts tell uo that there baa been some improvement in the year just past. Traffic death• on rural state ro~ds dropped eight percent during 1964, and It shows that a) least some drivers are beginning to see the light. It ahould be recogni•ed that there are special driving •ituations in rural areas. There are slow-moving vehicles, farm tractors, and in many ca"" under·age drivers. A new law in Ohio that will go Into effect in 1966 will provide for opecia! emblems on vehicles designed to operate at speeds of 25 miles per hour or less. Even horse·drawn vehicles will have to have reflectors and lanterns to ohow that the slowest of all types of traffic is on the highway . Some of the - most tragic accidents we remember was to hayriders in Central Ohio, who were struck by faster moving vehicles. In this modern age a lot of attention Is being paid to the high-speed four-lane state routes and interstates, but we feel that even more attention should be paid to the connecting roads. especially the .. county and township roads to make them safe. This county has hundreds of tho most precious possessions of families, our children riding buses every day that are hardly aa!e for the slowest moving vehicles. There should be an ever continuing program to eliminate the narrowneat and blind curves from these roads. It will take years to bring about the sale construction that Is Indicated, and if we had alfrled tbe campaign to accomplish thll with the coming of the auto a~e we would now be in 1 much better pos1tion. Engineers can build safety into highway•, but tht final measure of safety is for 1 driver, especially on the narrow roada to alter bl1 driving apeed to ault eondltions. lElDinG' Get Fast Action with WANT·ADS Ball, will arrive at the studio on an elephant, and Phyllis Dll· j, has been engaged lo dance "Swan Lake" while Llberaco playa the ballet, muolc , . . VInet Edwardl' marriage to Kalhy Kerab probtb~ was a big aurprtse k Yvonne Crall. She'd been dllfnl VInce 11nct her apllt with Mort Sshl Gene JCrupl eased IUmself out of on early August dato In Hartfo• . Conn., for the best of all possible rea10111 - monq tnd ruu. Jars• Qutnlo, the Brazllltn zllllonllre, dropped lnlo the M•' opole and offered Gene f!O,OIJO p\UI expo..etl to fiy biB combo •o Rlr de Janetro on A.. u. • to ju.• 11'1 1 Uttle bash Jorge 11 toallll! for the looalt . . . Tha management at the Sign of the Dove iB monitoring Tina Sinatra'• telephone calla as well a1 aah-lng at bet low necllllnet. They aay Frank'• 17-year .old clJUihter 10t a long distance _. . Lionel Htmpt<ill, dobll turnaway business every ntgbt at Chlrago'o London Rouse, baa borro-ed a line ha sot from ont ol bll moat appteclatlve lana, Bob Hopt. HI IIIII tht mana1er : "You'rt really overdoln& It, baby You didn't han to put my lnlttsla on aU t h t p\4tel IIIII silverware.'' Broadway psaln& aama: Th. darUDI in&eiiUJ ol a flroal\o way musical Ia calle4 "Jut'' by thOle who kno'll' her bell ... The president of a major boo~Go ln& a1ency It about to rnl811 to become bead of 1 &Iant Hoi. Iywood film eompeny. A lflldl· cate It currently lt')'lng to buy up stock In the aleDcy to pill control by the time the switch occurs. At any rate, Wall St. wll' be a!fecied. buzz from California realtor Sam Hess, ordering her lo go home, and abe obeyetl. Famous jockeys bava been doing their drlnkl,. wilh book· makero and well-knoiVII gambo lers at rest.auranta near 1 neighboring track. II eould create 1 Dllljor racio& ocndal. l There wert more policemen at Radio City Music Hall controlling the crowds trying to gel In 1o see Liz Taylor aod Richard Burton In "The Sandpiper" than there were customer!! at most New York cinemas. The mobs were lined up clear down to 51st and 5th Ave. Today's .Medical Report· By Wayne G. Braudoladl, M.D. Q - I tbiok I have btd boot cancer for about 13 years. I have never seen a doctor about it. Would ounbathing bavo 1 In lbo diagnosis and treatment What could ca1111 web t df. of dlsease not requirin& oper· posit? Ja lt serious? The company !hal pressed Ernest Hemin11way's readings lor Caedmon Records made Caedmon sign aU kinds of legal waivers before they could turn out the disk, because of certain verbiage used by the author In reciting hls works. It was all pretty ludicrous, because any respectable publishing company would have prioted what Ernest said, without deletions - or walven .. . Reporters covering the War on Poverty ought to ask someone in Washington bow many millions ol dollars (that could have sona 1o school teachers' salaries or housing for the underprlvileg· ed 1 were spent on changing tht Dear Mra. J : Your Welfare Agency or your color of the U. S. Army un~ family doctor will advise you. (orm~ . But he sure this Is what you Nat King Cole'• widow, Mawant Once a baby is adopted ria, elected to be paid fll,OOO a _ a~ papers olgned - tbere'l month on Nat'a million-dollar no turning back. H. insurance policy to avoid a big tax bite . . . Baby nurses art Dear Helen : 1 was married at 15, had two convinced that the populatto. · children and a desertion, then explosion Is under control, at divorce before I was 18. I least In the mlddlo-10-blgb IDcouldn't keep the children - no come brackets. They've notico way to support them - aod so eft a big drop In advance enthey went to homes and were gagements. They used to be at finally adopted. I don't know a premium - now a lot' Of them where they are. I regret this are looking lor jobs . . . Vivlall every mloute of the day, be- Blaine's escort at the HawaU cause now I am married to a Kai a couple of evenings ago wonderful man who wants chil- was young dancel' Gary Godren - and I can't have any dell. She described him as "a good friend" - no romaoce aomore. Do you suppose we could a- lng. dopt a baby, or would my past record be held against me?FROM CAUFORNIA Lawyers for radio atatioD Dear F.C.: WMCA suddenly shrieked "No!" 'lbere's only one way to find to a contest lor Jean Harlow out: aak an adoption agency look-alikes which ba~ been and don't leave onl any ol the schedul~ to be held on July details. Your doctor wiU &ive 20, openin& date lor "Harlow." you an address. They 1ave the reasoo that tho .. .. Or ask the County Welfare gimmick was "discriminatory," people aboul tbepossibillty of tho powers-that-be an frantaking a foster child to rai>e "tically trying to owitch the (but not adopt]. You can Ia a great amount of &ood here-H. event 1o another 1tallon. Tbt English Pub, In Greenwich VIllage, is agog over an advance This column lo dedicated lo family Uvlng 10 II you're hav- order of four pottloss of llleak Ing kid trouble or jutl pltin 'n' cbtpo. It's to be deUvered to trouble, lei Helen help YOU. the helicopter that will carry She will al10 welcome your the Beatles from Manhattan to own amusing uperlences. Ad- Shea Sadlum on Aug. 15 dre" Helen Bottel In care of just 10 the boyo won't atarvt on their way to work. this oewspaper, A- Tile mo1t UkelJ uplmalion It that your iJutbancl baa an old healed tubercle. TIIJJ would bo lhe mull of a chillibad effect on il ? hood encounter wllb thl tuber> A ·- No ooe wltk boM cancle bacUlus which bo overc~~~~e cer has been known to live for without ever havln& a cUnlcal 13 years. This Ls one of the allack of tuberculosla. U In lis Qtbe Amerlcaa Medical most malignant cancers there montha there Ia no chanp Ia Ls. Sunbathing would have nei- Association Is alwayo stressing the appearance of tha luloa ther a good nor a bad effect oo the Importance of 1 complett (really an old acar) your docit. For your general good lilt physical euminalion lncludlnl moderation ln your sunbathing. proctoscope ond electrocardlo- lor's guesa and mint will be Q - WIU 1 blood loll show Kram once a year. The average confirmed. Q-11 lbere uy tf!ectlve L - - by whether you have c!.ncer or general practitioner does not treatment lor agorapbobl1l Hu have the time or the equipnot? A - Altbou&b ouch tests havt ment 1o do thlo. Where can I anyone ever been cured of II VIEW FROM THE WINDOW by p&ychiatrlc treatment? been announced from lime to have it done? A - Fear of larp . opoa Dear Helen Help Me: A- That lo 1 job lllat 11 weltime none have been found to I Uve In an upslairl apartbe of any value. This, of course come by most lnternlsto. II 1pacea tagorapbobll) and other neurotic rem are emem• can usually be done on an outment that baa no croso ventidoes not apply lo blood toe's ly reoiltant to treatment of lation so 1 have lo look ~ut lha for leukemia which Is cancer of patient basil. ony klod. Psychoanllyltl may window. 1 see a Uttle too much the blood it..u. Q-My hu1band 40, bad 1 IIJICOVer causative factors tu 1o suit a tenant down below. Q-Wlult Ia the difference bo- chest X-<ay and was told he 10me victims but have not, ao- She baa two children but she tween an Internist and 1 diaj- had a amaH calcium deposit on cording lo several IIIUI'O()IYChl- aets ber mal'I (D ''M'Ill .. .... " one 1un1. '!lit doctor aald not tlrilts I have consulted, 1110o ood she bas a married boy DO!Itician? A- Tbtre b ao esoentlal dif- to worry about It but to btve ceeded In rooUnc out thelt (r!end, and also shines up to the repair men tbal come around. ference. An Internist apeclallzeo anolher X-ray tu sil< monlhl. tbnormtl fears. ,, sMo get• attention by riling ~· I .\ I /' · · · her"daughter'a bike around ID tlhortsborll, and every ttme obi aees me at the window she lingo at the top of her voice "The Old Gray Ma,.. Ain't What She Used to Be." Silo cornea oul lo ride h e r By WilHam S. 'WhJte bike every Ume any of the other women are entertaining WASHINGTON - To thous- Aachea, the first major Ger- of the firing line. Once, lD 1 loWII tn Germany, their boy lrieoda In lba park ands of middle - aged men who man city lo fall lo Allied arms, the atreet. Lost month remember the Big Red from she bad left precisely 21 per a captain wu eating from 1 one of them got mad because long ago - in the wadia of cent of her force to hurl against war me" kll brought up by a abe made a bii play lo attract North Africa, in the harsh that baslioo of stone aod oloel runner while Nazi ulper bulottenlion; and reported what ahe lets were chipping the masonry brush of Normandy - the ltod- and deep c<>ncrete bunkers. knew about her to the Welfare, ing of the First Division in She bad been promised ol the comer barn behind which which otarted a big fight. You South Viet Nam means it il ~'clouds of air cover." The11e ht was peering for an opening 1hould hear what they say about she never &ol. But Lhe Big Red to 10 forward tuto the street. each other down ID the court, real war there at last. For the Big Red One was al- One was long accuslomed lo His command at the moment under my window. They evea 10 the peerless one oo thl the reality that when they oenl wu precisely lhrH o I h or put their kids up to light each Western front in the 3econd bar In, they simply had lo bavt mea - riDemen Inching !or- other and It seems like everyWorld War - and those who the objective and they depesd- werd with their MIJ blazing body iB after the other's boy know her know they don't put ed on her 1o take it, come wbat while a "''uad of German• waa friend. tn the first loam unless lhl might. So, She look Aachen, tnchin& bsekw»rds with their All I do is get a brealh of tnd IDUch beyond. And titer &UDI blaztag, too. game has become a bii oao. fresh air out my window aod The First w"" lht elite cut.. each day'a action an uncomfort.. Upon this scene the Old I jet lhe ''Old Gray Ma,.." lng edge, along with the Third able number of her comrade,._ Man ouddealy appeared. routine. It ilo'l eaay to ftud Anwred Division, of the lioest an uncomtortable number even "Captain," he demanded, aoother placa lor the rent I corps of the finest army ever for the Big Red One - were "have your men eateD yet?" can pay. What shall I do7 aent IDio the field by tho Uaif, left behind, never to answer "I don't know, sir, but they OLD GRAY MARE another muster, never aaain to have their lood with them up Dear Old Gray Mare: ad States. oal lht apelndid chow lor thla street here. See, alr'!n The corpa was tho Sevealb I'd say you've got a box seat wldch he Big Red One wao Corpa of J. Lowlon tLightnlng on a real live soap opera "Yeah?" aald lleubaer, •·t Joe J Colli no. The army above famOUB all over the front. (Tht see it ; but damn It, they .~aven't and why worry If background was the First Army of Court- Big Red One knew also how lo eatea yet. Put lhal meso ktl mutlc geta a Utile peraonaiT ney Hodges, the forgotten gen- drink well. But that Is a tale down and put your foot Into it, Stay above It all, keep OD eneral lo tho80 here at home be- of out of .scbool.l joylng the ylew from your wiDcaptain." Because the Old Man waa a cause of the flamboyance of dow (come on now, of COURSI!l "Yeo, sir." oaid tho captain. groat ligtlng pro, nothing you eajoy it); and don't let tho Gen. George S. Platon aod biB And he did. Third Army. Hodge& all the was oo close lo his heart as the 'llllo was lhe Big Red One, 1 whinny of an Impudent fllly same waa the general who did absolute nece9l<ily that his men division of death II ever there throw you. - H. more to destroy Hitler's troops should feed well. The Big Red wu one, but a diviBoo also of Yoar Belpla1 llutllleptriiDetl than any other officer who ev- One ate bot meaLs not juot back 1 martial honor, of 1 mutual Dear Helen : at Danger Forward, the divisCould your many readers oeod er commanded an army. compassion and loyalty among The Big Red One was first In- Ional command post, but right Its Incomparably fierce bul al- 1 Utile cheer, via letters and to North Africa and firat ooto up to lho Iaiii exposed point 10 Incomparably aeotle men card• to my motller, Mrs. Ma· the bloody sands of Omaha lila! llill catches at lbe throat 10n Ross, Rt. l, Bill< 242, Waverly, Ohio? She lost her hutBeach in France on D-pay. aod In memory, and alwayo will. band tmy father) tsat month, first nearly everywhere In those (Copyrtghl, 1165, by United and the dociOr baa told her alit old but not forgotten daya. Tha Feature Synd1cate, Inc.) bu an Incurable illness. She division was commanded then and my fllther worked hard all by Clarence Heubner, I aeneral their lives on a small farm, who bad come up from the DIVOTII, TO INTIUil 0~ ralaed a line family. Church MIIGI MASON ARIA on A nnkl. means much to ber, but now SLOOD Heubner did not trouble himllectuse of Ulneu the Ia unablo DONOR'S self with amateurism ; 10 the to attend. I'm nre words of division ran no precioua seminPATCH IIICOUI'agemenl - tnd proyert ars on why we are really here of hO-would ease her loaello and why we must hate the Gerness. In advtnce, I thank you. mans and all that rubbish. Tho AT THI - DAUGHTER division knew wby (l was lhere: Dear Heltn: ILOOD• II was there 1o ftght, and it Could you please tell me how MOIILI did. lo 10 about pulling' a baby oat Her casuaJUes were atorted; for adoption? I I!D t3 1114 have long before she had foUght her BLOOD SAVES LIVU arthritb. My husbtnd bu ehang. way 1cross France and Belgium ed johl and flnancea are bad. ua crass~ tnd Into Germany she hod lost ttooo noau• ~ We havt lour other clilldron. threo tlmea more men than TIIJJ bllby Ia duo 10011 and we ber lots! orteJnol strensth. 1111'1 face II. - MRS. J.J. Wbetlllll wu llrdlred to attscll alion in persons who are over 18 and are not pregnant. Since a correct diagnosis is tho keyatone of proper treatment such a doctor IJ often called a dia&111lStician. HELEN HELP US! Helen Bottel--' Capitol Comment, 'Events •eros• THE DAILY SENTINEL 19~!1-S community loan• advanced by private lenders and isured by ~·armers !lome AdmlnlslratioiL Loans are made through the FHA Office located at Gallipc> Us. Hours are from 8 a.m. unlll 4:45 p.m. Monday through Frlday. McNair may be conlacled ID suV:~:or\:c~alr, FCounty the Meigo County ASC• Office, Ho . e armers Masonic Building, Pomeroy each daym~h~d':nls~a~?\ salodmto- Friday from 10 a.m. until nooo. e a 1po • ~ee was closed today and will he , closed Wednesday, while the al00 S employees attend a meeting at New Ph•ladelpb1a, 0. James T. McDorman. Stale Dlrt:etor of the Farnoers Home Admlmstration, bas called tbls meeting to discuss the meas. SI ures bemg taker lo help lamily farmers raise their Incomes PT PLEASANT- Mr. aod and ways to help rural com· Mrs Gerald Rood and son. Ger· munities obtain water systems aid Rood. Jr., Letart . have moderr housing and other need: been named the 1965 Conserva· ed improvements. hoo fa~mers for Mason County, The Agency's credit services accordmg lo !:award 8umgam have been expanded lo help er .. superVIsor of the Western serve non-farm people in rural SOil Conservalion. Distrtct. areas, as wen as farm families The Rood fandly operates a The rural housing program and 9Hddac,re falrm at Letart and rents th t. con,mumty . water sy!;tems aRoods 1mna The milk pasture about 60l•nd dai~ cows loan pm~ram are prime exam· a d h I hy ~Jes, McNair. said of the terv· h:ad :rv~iv~::Ct on~e ~= Jces now available to rural peo. ha pie and rural communities rrom ha vt an exce 11ent Cpasture ~nd the FaL me s H Ad · · Y program. onservat!On tion r orne mlmstra· practices were voted outstand· . ing on th Rood f This Adminislra tion McNair Th R~ h arm. said is fully commitl.ed t th e s ave another son, Closes Today And Tomorrow d Nanted Co • nservatJOn farmer ·n '65 stre~gthening of rarm rZmi l; Richard. wh.o graduate<! a~ricullure and the revitaJiza. Wa?ama Hl~h School lion of rural ~mer~ca . Farmers Home Administration has been charged with a maJor respon· sibility in achieving this objec· tive. The Farmers Home Adminis· tration's ~irect . loans supplement credit ava1lable rrom priva t~ sources, w1th a Jarge per· e<>ntage of both individual and Mrs. Thomas Four PPHS S tUdentS are At WOrkshop PT. PLEASANT- Four Poinl 1 ...., fl Of f}atrOC k o·JeS TUesday ..... HOGG ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Mason County STYLE POST I MASON ' . oseph F. eover. fluffy bed piiJ.ows. DISCOUNT PRICE I \ REG. $12.50 VALUI ONLY 9 DAYS LEFT! _tALL NOW FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT Valut"s to 29c on this big lahltor he1f t'r Glasswa rr . Chr<' k 1h is ~a.lu e . Yo u can save mo nry hl-' rt' pr. $1.00 PLAIN SPORT PRINTS DENIMS coJor dress Mill assortment fine prinlti in newest pwt- quali ty plain color terns. 36 in. wide. sports denim s. Fast REG. 29c VALUE FAMOUS TOILETRIES Hope Muslin A big choice of items in hou se· hold toiletrirs at this low spe· cia l price. Shop the Buna nza for He.allh & Bea uty Aids. 29c Snowy Whi te Famous Hope Muslin . Buy several ya rds now. Shop you r Bonam.a Store Reg. firsl. c Discount Price yd I lVII -AT THE- AMAZING NEW - ABULOUS FOAM-FULL OR TWIN SHOPPER~s MATTRESS PAD I Amazing new Fabulou• Foam Mattress Pad, twin or full size. Stock up now at this low - low price. Shop early . s .00 DISCOUNT S1'0i'B POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT BONANZA VALUES! Round or Square PLASTIC FOAM LADIES' FALL PILLOW FORMS COATS Choose from a big choice of newest styles for ra.rl. Fur trim· med or self trimmed in laminated c re pt. ~; , wools and blended fabrics. tl.'lt' our lay-away plan. SYRACUSE, 0. Foam pillow form s In round or square s hapf'~ . fttoady to cover wilh your d 10 iu uf 100% COTTON INSULAIR BLANKETS ~ ou r Bo· 1' 111 · Blankrt. now 57( SUMMER DRESS CLEARANCE VALUES TO $4.98 Summer dresses. short slreve and sleeveless. Acetat e and cotton. Redu ced to $3.00 VALUES TO BLOUSES White and plain eolors. Cotton blouses. Sleeveless and roll up sleeve. Fine wuh and wear fabri<'8. Cool sum~ onl y $:'U~B . fabric. TOOTHPASTE LADIES SLEEVELESS prir r a! ue . /\ 100% fol lo n ln suhlir REG. 89c COLGATE COOL SUMMER STYLE low nanza Slor£'. RE>,g. $8 95 New DISCOUNT PRICE Open Tuesd•y Through Satunl•y 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.- c yd JUMBO VI-JON FINE 80 SQUARE I Rt'~l. 25c yd. of First QuaUty Un hl Musl in at a new low I&W pnct . Shop e<~rly. Sa ~ e now, c ea SAVE ON FABRICS AT THE BONANZA Holont Curtis Firat Tl,. Ducheaa Safon . l her now Inc! modern Permanent Wave $6.50 Unbl. Muslin IO'h . DISCOUNT PRICE $1.00 She would like to Invito ell her frltnda lo ' S..mlus,Mtlh, Plain Take your choil·e of fine st•t~m· less JJJesh or plain nylon hose in the best fall shades. F. vrry pair first quali ty. Sizrs B ·~ to Non allergic, shredded bien· ded loam filling, printed rollnn OPENING SPECIAL! -r----.1 A T. GLASSWARE VALUES TO 29c NYLONS PILLOWS the home of Mr. and .~rs. Walter Speers of Ohio River Road in celebration ot their golden wedding anniversary with friends and relative'! invited to all from 2 until 5 p.m. The Speers were mrried 1 1915 at Cincinnati Ohio. Mr~ Speers is a retired cabinet maker and farmer . His wife is the . former Flora E. Hogg, daugh· ter of the late Thomas and ia B. Hogg. The Speers have one daughter. Mrs. Hensley Hil!graves of Point Pleasant Rt. 1 flfte grand· son • James F. Hargraves · an d one great granddaughter, Tammy of Point Pleasanl , ' · Pler.sant "/alley Hos ltal ADMITIED: Mrs P Vallie Bauer, Jr .. Pt. Plea:..nt· Rieh- l ard Mollohan, Gallipolis: Ohio. DISCHARGED· M Cl · rs. ara Bonecutter, Gallipolis Ferry · William and Charles Mallette' Pt. Pleasant · Phili W 'kl Pt' Pleasant· M~s Tapl el e, · · · YTuck or Letart. Mrs Haiti p Pleasa~t. · e er, I. 55 REG. 25c VALUE 39 INCH FIRST QUALITY FILLED BED Marie's Style Post BERRrS WORLD rK~e,~se~r~.~M~rs~.~C~•~ri~E~.~v~e~r·~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~ij~~~~~~~~~~~~ SHREDDED FOAM • • • • stop by and Bo1uty Shop. ew urnltU $299 3~-~-~.; I THE OPENING OF ROUTE 124 y'f." J ROOMS N f • PT . PL EASANT-Open House will be observed July 25th at ANNOUNCES MARIE'S Market ftennrt,., ·. Not Forgotten I MDTA FOnd Ann' JVersary tO Be Ce}ebrated On JuJy 25th MARIE LEADINGHAM '" • 22 i} Mr' - ------·- P p; PT. PLEASANT_ Mrs. lie Frances Thomas, P!l, rock. Pt. Pleasant Rl. 2, Tuesday morning at the of a daughter, Mro. Freda cue of Gallipoll.s Ferry had beeo In falllng be~lth pas' seven montha Mrs. Thomas .. ~s born 5, 1875 in Mason County, daughter of the late Elisha Lyda Sineo Rollins. Her band was the late William Thomas wbo preceded her death in 1952. She was a member of Church of Christ of Poinl I sant. Surviving are foor daughters, Mrs. Escue, Gallipolis Ferry, Mrs. Bethel Burnett, Cottage. VIlle, Mrs. Lena Minturn. Leon and Mrs. Margaret Wolfmgber ger, Pt Pleasant; one soo, A. E. Thomas, Buchlel, Ohio; one slater . ' Mrs. Ad a PI erson, Leon, one brother, A. L. Rol· lin~, Midland, Va., and 30 grand. children. Funeral services will be con· ducted Thursday 2 p m in Lh Bethel Church with L e . . arry Phl!lips oHiciating. BW'ial will be m Bethel cemetery Friends Pleasant. li1gh School students representmg the school student cednCil are attending the fifth ' s.tate Student Council Associ&· tJon workshop bemg held this week. at West Virginia Wesley· an College at. Buckhannon. Attendmg " Carol Kegley !aughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. . Kegley, MI. Vernon .Avenue, Pt. Pleasant. Carol IS .secretary·tn::as~rer of . the Blanasahell whiCh comprises 27 h. DIStnct h IEADY MIXED lg school student councils. Sandy Redman, daughter of HIGHLY DURABLE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redman ~"'~!!"!!!!-:Special Prlco ~akson Avenue, and vice pres-' 1denl of the local student counctl ; Lmda Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . C. Hall, Mt. Vernon Avenue sophomore repre. sentaliv lh . . e on e councl 1 of PPHS. Scotiy Icard. son of & Mrs. Ahce Mane Icard. Kerry Jarrell, Point Pleasant ' slate prest'd en t' Is · unable to attend. as .he is attending SP, 3-5554 Boys Nahan IbiS week in Wasl> MASON ington. or for the Mrs. VIolet Gerlach to advls- PPHS. student council at K" H•;"''' · Mrs. William R Bu,h, IZ9 '" Jackson Pi're, Cyrus H Drummond, Rt. 1 Pall,ot, ~·red: A. 1• allen up ..,., 1:55 1. m.: I Dixie Spirit up 5,31 1 , m.; OSPJ eWS J\lef DeWS Jefferson down ... t :l5 p. m.; J. Rowe up 8 a. m. Luther Herdman down 23, 11:10. K1111walla Rlve1 - ~ erick Oavid r.!cGowan, ll' 1 - p. m.; Elgercliff down 23, ll:SO' up Londos 4 a. m.; ·o.F. slleato : Chesh~re, Mrs. Myrtle Hayner, Gaoge readings - Gallipolis p, m.: Lynn B. down 23, f :25 a. er down L<mdon 4:30 a. m.( W. Entered Hospital CrowD City. OtiS Reckard Dam 12.2, 12.2, running 2 leet m.; Helen R. up Greenup 7:10 lia Shearer down win!~ Am Fulks, Rt. 1 Crown Cily, Dal- on rollers, Pomeroy - Masou 'p. m.; Frankltu B. down Green- j:10 p. m.: W. R. Shaver,: ar., Hol>·~ng those who entered las E. Walker, Mason, W. Va., 20.63, Pt. Pleasant 24.15, Hinton up to p. m.: Charles K. down up Winfield 5 p. ·m.; iL ·ll, Hos~llal ID the past 24 Wtlharh Michael Hayman Ra- 0.9'1 stationary, Kanawha Falls Greenup 11 :40 p. m.; Joyce II Bowles down Winfield t:l[p_ were. Mrs. Delbert Eu- cme, Mrs. Harvey P. VanVran- 2.67 falling, Charlestoo 18.90. up Greenup 3 a. m.: Elisha m.; Beaver up Winfield I;M) a. SwiSh;}', 7 Fourth Ave. , keo, 414 Spriss Ave., Pomeroy, London, Marmet and Winfield Woods dowo Meldahl3:15 p. m.; m.: Heles Z. down ·wirilieUI · f . · anner, E' a us Charles E. Lawson, Rl. 2 Ra- dams were on the sills. Molly K. down Meldahl 4:25 p. :15 a. m. , cine, Mrs. Kimball N. Mapes, Boat Movements: m.; R. H. Bosworth D up Me~ Rt. 3 Jackson. Mrs. Marion c. Obto River- 0rco down 13, .dabl &:05 p. m.: Invader down Gallagher. Jackson, Mrs. Floyd 4:20 a.m.; Annette Jones down[Meldahl 9:20 p. m.: Aetna W. Coyan, Jackson. Charles M. 13, 5:25a. m. ; St. Mary's down Louisville down Meldahl 11 :55 r~• Denny, Coallon. Mrs. Rose 13, 8:1t a m.; Steel Trader up p. m.; Cation Queen down MelPT Vaughan, Coal Grove, Mrs. jl4, 3 p. m.: Bayou Lorrame up dahl 12:10 a. m.: Southern down LIVESTociL~!t'NT ' Joseph Frank Cunningham. Ste- 14, 4:35 p. m.; Franklin Pierce Meldabl 2:25 a. m. ! PT. PLEASANT :. 0 wart, Mrs. James M. Clarke, up 14, 10.35 p. m: Norlhswor- Galhpolla Dam- J S Lewisj ' · Raceland, Ky , and Mrs Clar- thy up 14. 11 :25 p. m. : Jenks down 6:05 p m. ; Lucy J a ne 'l Saturday, July 17, 1111 PT. PLEASANT - Ma son enct E. WeslfaU, Ravenswood. up 14, 3:15 a. m.; James Hines Lucas up 9:15 P m.: L•ttle HOGS - 175 to 220 23 to :u~ has been included in the W. Va. up 14. 5 05 a. m : Peggy Down- George down 10 10 p. m ; Esso 70 : Heavie· 18 lo !2.80; t.lghlt approval of $540471 Birth• ey up 14, 1 a. m.: Alice down West Vlfglma up II 30 P m ;120 lo 23: Fat Sows 18 lo 18.28; worth of new lramlng >rogr~ms Mrs. Charles Junior Reclor, 16, 3 40 a..m ; JllmoLS down 16, Pblhp- Sporn_ up 3. 10 a. m :' Boars 12 lo lf.25: Pip I to 11. under the Maupower Dev•lo . 16 Wood St . Ravenswood, w. 5.20 a. m., Jerry Bosworth up - - - - - ~-- ment and Traming Act, accor~ Va. , son, 2:35 p.m. Tuesday. 17, 7·30 p, m; C. V. Harner up ing to an announcement by Gov. Mrs Michael J . Evans, Port.. 17, 5 a. m • San Ricardo and Hulet! Smith. land, dau~hler. 5:22 am. rues- He p down 17, 6 05 a m.: Waite~ Mr. Smith said 11 pro~rams. day Mrs ~hlton W Lillie BeckJord down 18, 5.15 a. m. , in cooperation with the Depart-IJr . 317 Park St., Mlddleport ,I OVEC up 20, 4 5() a. m., John , rnent of Employment Secur,ty son, 4.51 am. Tuesday. Ladd Dean down 21 , 5 15 a m ; and the Bureau of Vocational Discbar"ed IE. P. Jones up 22, 5 ONLY Ed uca t'Jon, have been funded • I . Patients recently discharged Elliolt, Steven T. Swindler, Mrs The program hsted for Point mcluded Mrs Paul McCarty Harold Moore Merr·n G be $30.00 Down - l•l•nct ., Pleasant is Ps~chiatnc Nurse and infant daughter, Mrs. Rob· Franklin' A. M~rim, ~rs. ~er~ I Conv.,ient Tttmt Assistant, 20 tramees, 12 weeks ert Halley and mfant dau hter e~M L G.bb M of training, Department of La· Mrs. Clarence Crothers ~athy. King .EI~ sO, Groods HoMwardNEI I bor co t $14 600 De 1 ' ' en · · rs e · I of H ~t~' Ed. t:' padrtment Wo fe, Mrs. Darrell Dugan. Mrs. lie Ball, Dr. Frederick Trapp.; FURNJTURE CO. ea . uca Jon an Wei- Arthur Saunders Mrs Richard Paul L B h J M' M MASON, W. VA. fare costs, $6,Z86; total costs. L. Henry, Miss ' Nor~a Grant h W· us ' r.. Iss ar. l $20 886 J . . s a asmer and Sharon Gro- 1 fror:n are being received at Crow-Hus. this sell funeral home. spnng and wtU enter West Virglnla UmverSity in the fall. H. Marcus Weaver was awarded second an..t Adrian La-1 they was thrrd place winner. I plac~ , 'taJ N - REG. 79c 100 COUNT c BAYER ASPIRIN S •00 $6.9~ SUMMER DRESSES Wide selection of summer dresses In summer colors and printed pattern s. Juniot·s, Misses and Half s .00 sizes. mer styles. 32·38. . EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT CLEARANCE CHILDRENS VALUES TO $2.99 MARIE'S STYLE POST On ROv•• ..... 124· - Syracuse, 0, . MARIE LEADINGHAM, OWNER FREE GIFTS FREE GIFTS ..:_ FREI GIFTS R111. $14.95 Full Size SINGLE CONTROL REmiC BLANKET Phone WY 2·5271 Fancy eotton shorts &. knee eappers , Pbin ~olors, plaids, fan~y print, tporta wear. Slzeo' 10 to 18, Flne quality .44 He(. $14.95. 2 yr, guarantee FuU si.ze single control. Buy now on J~y away. SUMMER SPORTSWEAR • Special group shorts and ' pants in assorted plain plaids and fancy print. capri l.egul.r 1,99 LediN• Summer Sport Shorts $1.44 .r • c 1 ; • �I. "' \ 1 ' t.Dal11 !etlullf. PomtroJ"·Wdltport, 0., My 21, 116&, All Star Sandy Wins 17th, Rc1s Lose Again· lly LEONARD A. GRAN4TO Ulllted Pren lliii!I'IIIU0811 Sandy Koufu Isn't sucb . aQOd hit~ that Walt Alltop llkely to use him as a pblch· hitter, but he's not such a ball than tbe Los Dod&er skipper lilts blm in bottom ot the ninth Tell llle 11111111er I don't ,...... lle1Jii eleu•p m••' 11M time. Lei IOIIIe other lid)> ap IU plaCII" two out and two men 011 bue. KoufU Cllllle to tl)e plate ICaiolt ble Ho\LfiOII Aflrot Tue!dl!)' ntcbt wllb lhe sefq 2-2 and runners on ftnt and ~ud wltb two out. He di!IIlped a stnste Into Jell field to soore Jim Lefebvre with tbe run In tbe 3-2 vlctocy. F"ISher's, Fruth's, r·IVers t1 Win in Kyger Creek Play It was Sanlly'J 17th vl~cy of tile HalOn, Tltt soutllpaw baJ won U ~Vectnlv' aame•. H~ save up but lbree bill, walked only two 1nd struc~ out 10 m~ for tile 12th time this •••son. lncreate Lead The Dodgers Increased their Nallonal Leasue lead to 312 • Gelnar Posts El.eJlhth Wt"n as ::~:StU:~ • h ets flUJDf J T pmea over the Cloohmall ftt48, w~o W91'e btaleD 8-11 tile Pllllburch Plralel. In NI. Jclion, St. Louis Philadolpbia ._3, downed the Mets 7-1 8Pd Franvltco edled Cblcaao 2.0. In the ~metican League the New York Yankee1 downed the (VPI) - Tile body of Llad•ey Wioeman .k., 11, of HuntJa1• loa wu reoovered from Ohio Pirates Lock U S d, p econ m . -- -- Red 1m 1>3, the Los AIJ. lhiiiiCked lllni'ISOOI Twins g.1, the BIIU more Ortolea overpowerld tl1t Indtlnl 6-1 and the Detroit Tigers edged the Wallllngton Senators 2-11. Ch!eago and Kan111 City wert Idle. Bob Batley had three hits, In cludiJli his first bJ&·leasue grand ,J~m home run, ana five batted in to pace the PI· rates' onslaught ag!linst Chlctnnat!. !Wb Veale picked up his KlftiG SIZE Q:!sco MEAT . . . . MARK.T8 CORNIIt SECOND and MILL ·I -·· . SWIFT'S Guarant1td I iiiiiiiiiii AIR CONDITIONING SALE PRICES ON POWER MOWERS 3 Only R'J. $52.50 - 20.1n. 2~ H.P. 1&5 Engine, Sale $39.00 1 Only Reg. $79.95 - 20.in. 3 H.P. B&S Engine. Sale $65.00 2 Only Reg. $99.95- 21·in, 3 H.P, B&S Engine, Sale $74.00 1 Only Rtg. $149.95- 21·1n. 3~ H.P. Self·Propellecl Sale $125 - NO TRADE·INS ON THIS SALE - Acljultallle Window Screena Reg. $1.00, IO''x3t" .. . 71c Reg. t 1.29, I S"x3~" ... 98c Reg. '1.59, U"x37" $1.20 Jt....1.19, 24"lll7" tU.S Colgate Toothpaste 51c at ROLLERS FOR YOUR Shopping Pleasure 4" 49c 11 .· ' 2''1 Httll~ I lttUIJ Aida at Dl111unt Prl111 Gillette Rlpt Guard DHdorant • 41c ~:E fAVIZOc IAVI21c t':· 59c ~-=~· 75c For Carload dulce · Sale! DONALD DUCK • 29c 8rapefr11ll J1loe ORANGE JUIOE 3 ~::· 11 ~~~'· kall1 Etans Fi• Baked F1od1 Coffee CAKE 39c 8-Galloa Plastic IOc OPf WHh lid ••• huvy wlN handle. lYAII REG. 5c LOW CHEWING GUM 10· l9c ~~ Maxwell Hou11lnst1nt Coffee F&P Early Garden Peas 'i! ' PRIDE GILMORE SUPPLY STORE POMEROY, OHIO FIR PARICING IN REAl MIDDLEPORT, 0. 3 laundry Sill boa ~:.~·· - · 25c 2b~.:. 71c Co11et Olta1111r HYDROX COOKIES 2::::•• pk•• 49c $1 REG. 43c 12• off 39C 32-os. btl. only! katie Ivana BUn$ Hot Dar 12-ct. pkc. Hamburger Can• 1dsw.., Cano 15-l~. 2 3 ' -· Cano 10-GI. pkga. , .. bat Morton Oqdol ~~:nl 87c Ghtrl'f (tl! 4 ::~~''"'31c IU~!SHINl lb. 2Va tans c ALL VARIETIES 10 '1 8 u .... '1 Gaines Burgers , fro••• ......49c ,...93c Strawberries i 1-lb. '1 ~ ,... '4" nde Liquid D•tercent 211 Dash '1" CORAL Can a Chlcktn & 3c OFF ~· 8 101 '1 Honolulu Lady Pineapple Juice Friskies Cat Food u... Thorobred Dog Food larley Purina Dog Chow Splo •Span YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUART~RS Jar F&P Elberta Peaches Oilier •·J 19 lD-11. rtavor CANDY lARS and Cucumbers PLUMS lH,..35c lLU.39c 2 1Sc ' 122 N. SECOND I CRISP C:a,na Kl111 1111 IMx 73 MILL ST. lb. 2 ELECTRIC FANS Reg. 14.95 - 19" Osc. Fan Sale $11.50 Reg. 18.95 - 12" Osc. Fan, Sale $14.50 · Reg. 21.95, 20" Port. Wind. Sale 17.50 1 Only 20" Floor Pen _ Sale $27.00 lb. Cane REXALL REO. 59c p;;;r Dl1 MONTE REG. $1.CJ9-PHILLIPS TOILET TISSUE lb. 303 v••,..ulllel 69c Pit, W'l24771 lb. f" ans MILK MAGNESIA ••73c SPECIALS THIS WEEK AT GILMORE'S Conm1111nt lnapected DIL MONTI PEPTO BISMOL • • 41c CREAM STICK OR ROLL ON LOCAL TEMPS I Tho temperature in Pomeo roy's business district at 11:30 a.m. was 19 degrees, under •nn.•• ny skies. U. Sllc•d $,.00 TUSSY DEODORANT 1 Pit,. -S3c • c 0.11 C Ll. Brookfield 81c EXLAX C..ter lb. ! FAST SPECIAL BEEF 49 GOLD SIAL At Ohio Camp LYSOL Oliolot u. 4 ~=· 51'---====~~~-J Swlft't PNIIIIUM S. Blackberry dally u. :~~~~. ~!:::.ec~ Round Bone Shoulder Roo~~ 59c Sweet Pickles ENGLISH CUT ROAST 69c BOLOGNA Swift'• Kingsford Charco•~ ly·Th•· lb. 49c Colby Longhorn Cheese 49c Stokely's Hamburg Dills ~~:;· 25c lb. 59c Hygrade Vienna Sausage 5~~:: •1 Fiii;ts 49c Ia;tF"iil;t~ 49c Musselman's Vinegar ~~~·· 59c HOMEGROWN Si c 4 I Cut Green Beans dozen r:o. Si SWEET CORN 3 I Sliced Pineapple Si FRESH RIPE SOLID 3 I F&P Fruit Cocktail Large Fancy Slicing ·~::· 25c Argo Chunk Tuna IMUCKII'S Meigs Youth POLlDENT Swift'• Premlum-U. 5. Cav't. lnapactecl Freah, Leon Every Ounce :liM HOME PERMANENT :ROASTS AND IILICT THI WINNING NUMIIR DlNERAL TELEPHONE COREGA CHUCK ON WHTN·TV- CHANNEL 13 _, Robinson's -r:Ml SPIN THI POUR WHIILS OP I'ORTUNI 10,000 Prizes Every Week SALE · Swlft'1 ~JIIIIIluM U. S. Cov't. lnapected WATCH JOHN HAMER Every Sat. Nlte at 10:45 P. M. ·-. ~ BEEF (NO PURCHASE NIC:IISARY) cost! • PREMIUM NIW QAMIIVIRY WIIK ICK UP WIIK NO. II CARD NOW Ask about tkelow ° LISTERINE 12·oz. Frlcley anclleturclty-8:30 to 1:30 •• 5 H1RT I I PhilliosCOURTSisters Style Shop ST., POMEROY 2 Roll pkg. ... Moncley Thru Thuncley- 9 to 6 "Ahl The phone call I've been waiting fori" 1.95 Delsey LUN~HEON OIL three came• ~tb three tesrns . on a sacrifice fly to centerFINAL GAME . more In the second for the win. third homer oft ID!ler Jim Bun· Jul )'I!U, Is making up lor lost !1el~ In the bottom of the 7th Moxahala never got lS WASIDNGTON IUPI) A J. Will worked on the hill for nlng this season and his •lxth time tbll seaiOn, mnmg ~ the first game. game against the Pomeroy _TI. H011se-Senaoo conference com· the wiMero, fanning 15 and against the Phlls. Bunning also Tilt ~I rtsht-hllllller set Fmlh s of pt, Pleasant took gers, trailing 11-11 after the Ill'SI mlttee was m agrec,ment today . .. thre gave up circuit clouts to Tito Torllnto lour hils · Pomeroy Pirates 6-3 in the losing. Top ~liter of the · on a multl·blillon • dollar medl· we ..•mg a. Francona and Lou Brock. Ill on the and th' Pomeroy Tigera was Skinner with two care plan which could become Soulsby and Girolami team. The Milwaukee Braves scored 1118111 Jels to a lloO In the Moxahala I~ ?n R. and two singles In four trips. law by lhe end or this month. ed up on the mound for the Jels all their runs In 8 wild seventh ond llllf of 8 four • lnnm~ st~t of R. Abbott fanned I The conference committee and fanned 10 while giving up Inning to extend the Mats' efler lthe Luis bad taken the no-bit, QO • r1111 p1tehing m the In h1s four lorna on the mound. was charged with compromls- two free passes. lng alreak to 10 matching No need to stlud by the phone. or mba • all 'llbiD . · nightcap. R. Abbott bed two lingle.. lor log dlflerences between tbe 15 • sev""innlng opener !4. If was the Tigers b'lll bill th H d The only hitters for the Jets longest losing sklen of the you're outdoonOelur'a eighth victocy agairult Tonight the Middleport Yanks Tigers ' 1106 1 _ 12 7 ~ ;n 11 and ~ 6°~~io~ppr~:. were Andy Vaughan and T. aon. Hank Aaron·~ 18th hom1!1' I A musical, loud·rlnglng bel1,11eatly 01111 two dtltlill. their bow Into this 7th Moxabala 000 o pr d b ·th S ••P Souisby each with two singles of the seaaon accounted ... _ lit . blod Col b01 •· eetl H - 0 0 age passe y e ena"' ear' . thr B housed, on the outside of your bomo or '"" ap IIIII um wumey, m ng ar· R. Abbott and Skinner, ller this month. For the Pirates, Steve Van Metee rave runs.. to boost Ita lead In the Inter· also of Melp county ton (LP) Quinn (4) an4 So .d lh 1 1 f er blasted two home runs and Bob Shaw two-blt the Cubs shop, will tell you about the call. Of national LeaiiQI! to four defeated Portland er ' ' loledurces ~al tha 8 ter. lVe a triple J Will a triple and sin· lor his ninth victory while Wll· coune, tlu: reauJar bell riPP jUII tbt games Qver AUanta, . c b dsesteSIODStti e negotiators! &le R ·~se two singles Mor· lie McCovey bit his 20th ~JJ~~o-and a 1witch lett you cut out the d pped H d · · to The second lf&ml tonight reac e n a vc agreemen • • I th ll.iOD _10~~ a ecmloQ the Gallipolis Red Sox AFL Committee to Tuesday. The compromise was tonh Tlluls land TodJm VD~ullarghdan, run o e ., • outdoor bell wben you want. .. evpe ted to 1 -11 eac a s ng e, an on 1 a "'''" · 1 In the opening game ol the league • leading Make Decision • c w n swl ap~rova single. Tbia cloar·rinlinl• slx·ioob bell can b1 twinblll, the Jets IOOred three Pomeroy Dodgers and In the NEW YORK !UPI) - The from the House and Sen~te, The final line-up 1n Pomeroy beard over most noises. It wiD ICI'VI you runs In tile seventh inning game the Redlegs, oo- American Football League ••· and probably be Signed mto Boys' League action has the well for ooly pODDies a day. Call our FINISHING 10 take a 4-a lead, but tbe thirdthe Middleport pansion committee was ~ by/r:s~ent Johnson by Dodger · in first the Pirates seBusilloss ()(Bee about putting one ln. Our belt quality piJice Leala came back with wUI test the Pomeroy uied lo meet today. to en e month. cond, Tigers thlrd, Yankees Hrvlc• three of their own in their half . . wh1ch of seven applicanll UNIT CALLED fourth, Herrlaonville Bombers ot the seventh to aave the Last ~ght, Bdl Jamison of re~eive a league franchise In · ·Tiul Syracuse emergency fifth. and the Jets sixth. game. the Whlto Sox had giVen up M1ami, Fla. squad was called to the resi· I DAY SEIIVICE ON REQUIST Elsewhere, Bill Haas blasted three hits, two Fruth p1tdlers The tw<H!ay seBSion will con- dence of Mro. Ethel Bet>ing. Major Leape Leaders after the regulation six tlnue Thursday, at which lime Syracuae, Tuesday at 9:45 p.m. Amerlcu League- MantUla 8 three-run homer 88 Buffalo nipped Toledo 6- and Jackson· with the score lied at an asnouncement probably will The squad transported her to Red Sox 66; Colavito, India~ ville tripped SyraCU!e 2-1 on a . . . be made. . Holz~ hospital where she was 63; Horton, Tigers 61; Hall, Pomeroy two-run, eigllt.lnnlng homer Leadmg off the ?th, With Jim The ~er1ean League al· admitted as a medical patient. Twinl 118; Kallne, Tigers M. Clt~nen Joe Morgan. on the. mound for Galllpol· ready has stated that It would The atandlnp: l.eary Blll81ed. Noe rot John· like to add two mora citie1 to By l,Jsllod Prell fnternetlonal to pop out, but Colher flied 1!.5 present eight-learn circuit as w L Pet GB center and Leary, who had soon as possible, and Miami as· Columbus 63 ' 38' _624 ' . , worked hi.o way around to third, su~d itself of one of the franAtlanta 60 43 583 4 scored after the catch to end ch~&es when the city conuntsToronto 116 43 6 the game. . sion voted unanimously last Jacksonville 5~ ~ 543 JamiSon bed fanned 7, while week to ease the leasing ar, Canterbury, who opened on rangements for the Orange Syracuse 50 48 .5W II ' I the mound lor Fiaher's, was Bowl. Rochester 46 M .f74 15 bombed for three rona right Toledo 44 55 .444 Ill away, and was relieved by first Buffalo 27 76 .262 237 sacker John Leary who went Tle!day's Results until the 7th. He ~aa relleved To~onto 5 Columbus 4, lat. 7 by Larry JohDllon, wbo got lnnmgs credit for tile victory. John10n 98c Columbus I Toronto ;, 2nd struc~ out the White 1m aide 1n Buffalo 6 Toledo 5 7th. Emestlna Wood and Gary 20 Expo•ure • • • REG. $2.00 IWchestar Z AIIJniJ 1 White Sox StiO 000 D - S S 2 Michael are the Mellf• County 35MM Jacksonville 2 Syracuse I . 002 100 I - 4 6 2 youths attending State 4-H Jam1100, Noe (LP) and Stein- Conservation Camp at Camp NEW YORK (UPI)-Bob beck. Canterbury, Leary Ohio this week ending Satur75c ringtoo. Richwood, Ohio, de- Johnson !7) !WP), and da•·. ' lend1og harness race driving elle. Ernestine is the daughter of • Price includes processing rharnnion, has Pickell Up PIRATES L08J;: and Mrl. Emeit Wood of victories so far thi1 aea110n and The Plraltl never re.tly , and · lhe IB well Oil bll way toward his the handle on ~~~~~~ Mr. and Samuel RIG. S?c fourth llra!illl title and a new ling 111 I!OIIIy of Mlntii'SYU1e. record. F~n lu>lds the In loatna 6-.3 to Ameri()lll mark of 3U vt~r- while, 0. Burdette of Fruth'a wort~ •• • • les. the Plratea to lour hits, 1hop1 developing a COIII8l'Vation re110urnt plan and electives in drainage famRIG.Oc REG. $1.® ily living, forulry, land use, rain, wildlift, water s a f e t y • • lern and home water supplies and soils. A special feature of REG. 98c the camp is toura to ttudy conREG. 59c servation pract1oe1, Including the Coshocton Hydrological Sta. 1J the Mohawk Dam and flood plain. Lo" Of Sleevele11 CoHons 5 DANISH PRIDE Set•~ Angela M~er·s ~= ::.d':••~g:: :~~~ p PI ~~~~~o6r,t"'::r=·~~~ P;:Ye ~:::~:~ ~~~~\tn;:.u~:p s~~ and : : . wblle lwlmming wllb omeroy 8) ~rsw~~!y~ll~~a!~, ~:~ the Kyger Creek Little was C. Roush with a stnsle - - The Pirates clinched second er. toUl'IIJilll!nl. double. ReaCh CoDC0fd place in Pomeroy Boys' MeCarver Homers ol Point Pleasast edg. Pirates 200 001 - S 4 with a 7-2 win over the Tim MeCarver's ninth home lhe Oalllpoliil Wh i I e FI'Uth's 002 3ix - 6 5 Monda) · run of the seeson Ill the sixth IJ t!Jdlod Pre.. Intema oul ..a in a tight pitcher's duel Wlll and Faulk. Burdette On Medicare InThethe Pirates tallied tour runs Inning pushed the Cardinals Johll Gelnar whP won only in which the winning run scor- Clark. flrat Inning and past the Pblltles. It wa.< his SUMMER PURSES WPRICE SPECIALS ·• ·! ' Two close "anybody'•" game case's sJnsle, Steve Van COLOR FILM , I : I: . MORTON'S BREAD b0111 Top Job Giant Sin btl. 71 C 28-oz. 3-Loaf Pka. 39c Pe·~ · · s 35 C 49c ��' I , . ,( • > ' ortionmcnt ro osals oint ea IVC ( Line ·scores of Tuesday's Major League Baseball Games f th ty If 1ny equal number -of re.,..es.n~eo at large from llle county. COl UM BUS (UPI I- Hm 1s " \Tuesday · and the quoCient would repre-lrepresentahve In each General adjoining county with !be large rom • -WitbiD eo aay alter thla • ti., 1 'te 18 breakdown ol tne maJu• poml' - The apportionment in Ohio sent t.he ratio ol representation Assembly. smallest population. to form a to tt:;.;.cr~ '.;,~~a by the "-Dutrlct boundary 1lne1 amendment Is adopted by !be ol the Jmnt reappurlionmenl lor m•mhe" ol the General As- in •he House . - Every county not having repr•,.ntative distTicl. to ~da shall be, as near· shall not 1!t'OSI munlelpal or voters ot Oblq, lhe Ap~tion proposal submllted by Senate sembly wnuld be made every - No apportiOnment would al· population equal to . al least 85 - Every county entitled I) 'bl I in popula· township boundary llnea unleu ment Board shall determine the M"JoMt L.ader Ted Gray. R 10 years after 1970. feet the election or term ot ot- per cent ol a ratm shall be elect tour or m?r.e rep....en~- ly as POSSI e, equa. no other reasonable method of ratio or representation for the Poqua y and Senale Mmuntv - The Iota! populatJOn of the lice ot any member ol the as combmed by the apportionment lives may be ~IVIded di.. lion an~ shall c;n~::l ~v~~ lormcng a district iB available. House for the 1967, 1969, and, Lend-. Fran~ Kmg D Toledo. stale would be d•v•ded by !50 sembly chosen before It was board with another county or lr\Cts for the e ectwn (;,~" pact ter tory an s -U the members Of the coun- 111'11 sessions. _ . ·--__ ~--- - - - - · made. counties to form a representa· sentatrv~s by _ th~ "?uoty ards boarda ot electloo are equal -A count) or district havinl B Da tl Sentin el, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 21 , 1965 - Every county or represen· live district. Such distr•cts shall ol election w•lhln 60 days after ~divided in the matter of ere- population In exce~ of • luU y - - - - - - - - ---- lative distncl havmg popul•· be kept compact and coni am the number ol representatives ating a dls!rlct within the COUI> ratio equal to one-third ot a ra. I) and Mrs Helen Yoont"e. uon equal to 85 per cent of a equal populallon wherever pos 1•s dctermmed. ty the tie vote shall not be re tlo shall elect an additional 1 01 1 Mr. t ' • .' Mrs Ben rd W1l- rat1o shall be ent1tled Co one •ihle I -fhe county boa• do tlec- (Continued r~~hl~"i~ Force solVfd by the vote of the sec representative to the 196'1 set'tatlfle son ol Youngstown, Mrs. Anna - If a cousty containing pop- ' lion shall determme the num- ed runway ':,. crewmen aboard retary of state, or any other of· sion; If the population In excell Jones of Buflalo N y and • KNOX COUNTIAN ula110n nol equal to at least 85 ber ol district• and certily the base. The fo b 1 1 burt The fiCial or agency or an, "'Url. o1 a fuU ratio equals two-thlrcla nephew, Myron ·ray lor, ~~ llhn-1 per cenl ol a ratio is ent•.rely boundaries ot the diStricts, the were r:ken rn:'m ':':..,big .plane H the county bo~rds of election of a ratio, an additional rep,.... ois wm. "'.•esls recently of Mr. l (Continued from page 1 ) surrounded by counties entitled number of representatives crew ~ ~ aft It skidded to falls to divide the county, all sentaUve shall be elected for tho - - - - - - - - - .nr M••; Ben PPirt•l ana spend. lo one or more representatives. elected from each district, and tmmed ate Y er .,...sentatlves shall be elected 19119 and 1971 sessions. . h k d th · enrollment period. . il shall be combined with the the number to be elected at 1 a stop. re,... 1 . mg t e wee en were elf sos· c d Ohlo Farm·: The WSCS ol the Methodist . d hi M d Go1den ana ay , churc h held their annual pi~- ~- law R•;:: ~ug ~r. h r. an f Bureau Trustee, Northup, was 1 1 nic recentlv Because ot incle- rs. o r •euer ar er o [·also a visitor. He discussed new ] ment weather it wa~ at the Port."\mouth. developments in the farm organ· church instead of the park. Crill Bradford, Jr., of Worth· izalion and Che problem posed ington spent tht- we-e-kend with by r1smg (.'OSts. The Eslher Circle .mel in the ~· -. " " Mrs. Cril.l Bradford, Six Board membero aURnded church tlase menl to work on a Sr. The younger Bradfords had as did Jack Carsey, local coquill rerenlly. The quilt will he just i-eturned from the New operative manager. The meetse"t ro lhe Dayton Christian Yor~ World's Fair. ing was chaired by Andrew OPEN 9 to 5 FRIDAY Center. Mr. and ~.'rs. Max Wolfe of Cross, Metgs Farm Bureau pres· Hov . and Mr.s. H. L. Mt" Dani el Sannusky spent a weekend with idE'llC. 9 to 9 SATURDAY att{' nd~ the form al opemng of · 'r. an • Mr'S. Cheste1 Simpson. the new Asbury Youlh Camp at They all spent Sunday at Cui- ALFRED Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio R10 Grande recentl y Ioden. W. Va., with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ath· Mr. and \1 rs . Thomas Corey Mrs. Ira White. erton and family of Columbus and sons or Las Lum as. N. M.. Mrs. Sybil Miles returned to lspenl a weekend with hio par· i REG. $4.98 FAMOUS SUMMERETTES Wf're recent dmner gu~sts of ht>r home after a two weeks vis ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ath· ; LADIES SUMMER ~ and 1\'JI'S. AlbPrt Wi gal and [it in Wh eeling. She was ae<:om- erton and Wilma Jean. family. p· d "Y her mcces, Mrs. Ada Thomas Hayes or Athens vit- I Hol1nay weekend gues ts . of, Shimp and Miss Neva Caldwell ited al the Elmwood Rest Home MID· SUMMER M1. and Mrs Ot1s . Hailey and Miss Alberta Caldwell of rerenlly. Valuea to $4.98 Famous SumwPn Mr . and Mrs. T t!d Ba1ley r1· -. w. va., who re- i , meretL Play Sboea. One larce ol New Albany . ed for two days. group A80t. atylea and bright ' pr , , lnd · mam , Barbara Douglas,11 Susan d o·HenPhyllis Ann Wigal, a student .. "M h'l d lderson, Kathy Foro . rana 1wnmer color. A new Low -¥1 r . anu rs. 6~n , 1 son an B kl Price. at Hol7.er hospit al recPntly vis- Mrs. Mina Lewis were recent iJones .and ~eresa uc ey are !ltd wit h her paren ts . Mr - and , ~Sundav evenmg . .·nner gues t s attendmg Kmdergarten cla~es OF BEnER PI · 1 Mrs. . Albert Wi•al. . f M . d M Th J h . at T•ppers ams. MENS SUMMER . "' . . . [o r. an . rs. ereon o n- 1 1 EnJoymg e~ famtly ptrntc on son at their new home. I Mrs. Emma Findling Is spend.lu li 5 a1 Forked Run Lake t Mr. and Mrs. Ted Martsch ing some lime in the home or werr Mr_ and Mrs. Albt>rl W1~ and son, Billy, of Savannah, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Persnn of Rec. $1.99 .Meno Summer Dresa ga . and fam ily, Mr. nd Mrs. Tenn. are guests or her par- IHuntington. W. Va., while Mrs. Straws. Light and dork atrawa. 01 Batley rmd Lm s. Mrs. Lou- enf <' M.r . and Mrs. F'red Cadle .I Person is ill. Save now at this Low Clearance isr Va• ' 1Ci er and j aughler , Miss Shirley Neigler accom- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode Price. , VALUES TO $6.95 r,.. and Mrs. Jac k1e W1gal and panled Mr. and Mrs. Ciyde lspent a day in Pomeroy and daughter and .Miss Phyllis Ann er,,,. lo their home in Colum-' Middleport recently. W1gal ol Ga lhpohs, ~.r . ami Ibus for a visit. ~ ----- - - -- - VALUES TO $2.99 .\ ln. Lawrt>nr:e T l , ,..:"'~ ol . .lk· i Mr and Mn; Paul Wolfe 1nd miller . hart , Ind., and !!r. and Mrs. son or Cincinsatl spent a week Mrs. Mabel Werry and Mrs. LADIES T. · - 'ley of New Albany. Ind.· en> wilh Mr. D1•dley Wolfe and Virginia Wood of Washoogton, Mrs. Mi1 rg<tret Houdashelt I~, ''>. Prrsr" ' Cro~s . -P anJ Mr. and M r~ . James jo' J relatives in Pnmerny re-j Mr. and Mrs. DPibert \-lorris iAndrew and son of Butralo, N. cenlly and allended Ihe Will and son, Royce, of Bedrnrd. lY., were rerenl guests of Mr. f~ m il:; ·eounion at R'' VDflldshurR. and Mrs. Marie Chapman of arj Mrs. James Sw 1rt. VALUES TO $8.95 Miss June Nergler and friend Pom1 ~ oy spent 8 Sunda; afi Pr- I Mrs. Albert Hill went to CoMi s~ Caro l Sue Dav is. slurl"nt noon with Mr. and Mrs. Franrls i lumbus accompanied by her nurses at Holzer hospital, spent 1Marrs . grand ·1ughter. ChPryl Fo~f nr a ·prrnf WPr!· · va1·a1ion with I Maude Johnson and Josie who had spent ten days with .\lr_ and Mrs. George Neigler., p , ns or Syrat'use spPnt a re.' her grandparents . Mr. Hill jr" One large group of Ladies Jamaica Shorts, Mrs. Edna Haymo n ca me)cenl Sund•y a!C ernoon with 1 ' .. s. Hill II 're and they fr '. Parkershurg to vi sit he'r tr ·ir sister, Mrs. Howard Neig- went to Roseville to visit Mr . values to $2.99. Asst. colors and stylea. '"'1" n' \lr. Beulah Bradford l1er and vlsil ed Miss Ina Reith- and Mrs. Ray Sayre Grouped for quick clearance. co:'" NGS co:;-. ' ;:to By Ulllltd Proia loternattoJUtl Los Angeles at Washington night Amerle&D Leagae Kllllsas City at Baltimore, night W L Pet. GB (Only games scheduled). Mlnneaota 56 34 .622 National League Cleveland 52 'II .584 31> W. L Pet. GB Baltimore 52 37 .584 31> Los Angeles 57 38 .600 . . . Chicago 51 37 .580 4 Cincinnati 52 40 .565 Detroit · 48 30 .552 6111 Milwaukee 49 40 .551 New York 45 48 .484 121> San Francisco 4ll 40 .545 Loa Angeles 43 49 .467 14 Philadelphia 47 43 .522 WW~inglon 38 54 .413 19 St. Louio 46 46 .liOO Boston 33 55 .'115 22 Pittsburgh 47 47 .500 KaDISs City 28 56 .333 25 Chicago 42.. 51 .452 14 Taesday'a Results Houston 4d ,49 .449 14 New York 6 Boston 3 New . Y2rk · , 29 63 .315 26~ Loa Angelo 9 M' nesot I sday • Resalts Baltimore : Clev~~and ~. night St. Louis 4 Philadelp~ia 3 Detroit 2 wa8 h'ngto . ht Pittsburgh 8 CJDclnnat1 6 1 h n 0' mg tOol Milwaukee 7 New York 1 Y ga~es sc eduled) Sas Francisco 2 Chicago 0 Wedaesday • Probable Pitchers Los Angeles 3 Houston 2, night Cleveland at Detroit (2, twl· Wednesday's Probable Pitcbera night) - Sieherg (1-4) and New York al Pittsburgh McDowell t9-6i vs. McLain 17-3) tnighll - Jackson tf.12) vs. and Sparma (6·3) . Cardwell (8-3). Los Angeles at Washington Philadelphia al Chicago (night) - Brunet (5·61 vs. Nar- Culp tiH!l vs. Koonce (7-81. urn (4-9). St. Louis at Houston (night) Kansas City at Baltimore t2, Gibson ill-7) vs. Bruce 16-11). twi·nighll - O'Donoghue t4·t21 Milwaukee at Los Angeles and Segui (5-10) vs. J. Miller (nighll - Blasingame (10.7 ) vs 12-2) and Pappas 19-31. ~ Osteen 17-10). Chicago •C New York (twi- Cincinsati at Sao Franctscollghll Howard 14-51 vs. Down- 1 Tsitouris 15-61 vs. Marichal 115ing IIH). 7) . Minnesota at Boston t2, twiTh.. day'a Gamel nl&bll - Kaat (8-81 and Sllg- Philadelphia ac Chicago maD 12-1). vs. Heffner (().OJ and Cincinnati at Sa.. Francisco Wilaoa 16-7). St. Louis at Houston, night Thunday's Gam11 Milwaukee at Los Angles. night Minnesota at Boston. (Only games scheduled). UPJ Bn•e(S == WFFIC. FNO VA l.ll ES 1 1 PLAY SHOES 1 1 $18 8 CLEARANCE 1 DRESSE.S I I DRESS STRAW HATS ·Gonzalez Says U.S. Squad 'Not as Good as Last Years' $,.27 (1) s I 1 1 DALLAS IUPIJ - Pancho co in the zone match 10 days Gonzale•, working with the U.S. from now. Davis Cup squad for the third . year, looked 11 the American Gonsalez. one of the all·t1me conUngenl Tuesd•y and called greats In cne amateur and p~ 11 "not 11 good as last year" fess1onal ranks, ,..d Denms but good enough 10 heat Mexi- Ralston and Arthur Ashe make a good l·Z punch lor the Um~ ed States in singles, except that Ashe has no Davis Cup exper· ience. .00 JAMAICA SHORTS (2) 1 (3) s .00 VALUES TO $12.95 s (4) VALUES TO $1.29 CHILDREN$ SUMMER .00 SPORTSWEAR c VALUES TO $16.95 .00 Sportswear, Jamaica Shorts, Knee Knockers, Short Shorts, and other asst. items grouped for quick clearance. VALUES TO $2.99 .LADIES CLEARANCE! GIRLS Y2 PRICE Girls Bathing Su1ts of Re· cluced \-i now for quick CANVAS FOOTWEAR ole. Asst. sty~e s. 3 to 6x . CLEARANCE! LADIES SUMMER LADIES SUMMER LADIES' FLATS s .00 .00 pr MILLINERY PRICE Valuea lo $11.118. Our com· plete atock o« Ladleo Sum· mer Pumpo and Play Sboeo, All Reduced and Regrouped for olearuct. See the10 and buy aeveral polr, Regrouped and reduced. All Summer Flail and S.ndall. Whites & 1pri111 li)'lea, See thil lll'lt rroup and uve now at tbl1 low price, Our complete slork of !.a· dies Millinery Reduced Ill now. Buy n<>w for neat Spring and Hall that ro• ean wear now, VALUES TO 98c YD. VALUES TO $2.99 VALUES TO $1.99 VALUES TO $1.99 SUMMER MENS SUMMER GIRLS MINI SPORTSWW lAtHING TRUNKS Our complete alock of La· lilock VALUES 1'0 $3.98 s diea Swnmer Sportswear Our complf"te VALUES TO $5.91 DRESS PUMPS Swim Suits WOMENS & CHILDREN$ .. One large table of cblldrens Better Summer CANVAS CASUALS FAMOUS BRANDS Baseball in Milwaukee is Majpr Topic llefroupod and Reluced for quJck clearanee. One large table, "How he'll work out Is a big queslion. Ashe is not as experienced as we'd like or as polished as Chuck McKinley," Gon· •alez pointed out. "Also, be's •been in school and hasn't got WASillNGTON (UP!) - AIall that international competi· MQwaukee group trying to save lion he could have had ." major leag~e .bas~ball In their So the spot Gonzalez is in as a city ~as ~nmng lis hopes on trainer is to develop Ashe into today s rnaJ~ league club o~ a polished player in 10 days. erl ~llng m Dearborn,. ,>Itch. "Well, probably a 'finished' 'ftams In~.. the Citizens player would be a better group atlempt•ng .to keep a ma- word," Gonzalez said. "I'd rath· jor league franchiSe in Mllwau· er be In my spot than (captain) kee, mel here Tuesd~~ mght George) MacCall. I'd hate to with Braves owner William C. have to pick the Ia ers." Bartholomay to dtsruss bts P Y club's pendiag move lo Atlanta. So far, It looks like Ralston, The meeting was set up by the rop-ranked player in tbe Re;. Helli'Y Reuss, D-Wis., to nation. will get the No. L sinsee lf an arrangement could he American Davis Cup team, get· worked out to aUow the Braves ling .the No. 2 singles assignto play the rest of this seaaon ment. Ill Atlanta In exchange for a MacCall bas indicated he will promise from Bartholomay to go with Ralston and Ham Rich. support another National ardson lor the doubles team. League franchise for Mllwau- Marty Riesseon. Clark Graebtee. ner and Frank Froehling are Reuss said after the meeting available lor duty in case one that be was not free to com- of lbe others get Injured. meat on whether such a plan had been dlacussed, but Barth- peared the only chance for an alomay was reportedly ready to agreement on the swap plan cut his one vote at today's was at loday's meeting in Dear~ for a Milwaukee fran- bom. chile ID the event the owners The Braves bave received Na· decide to eapancl tha NaUonal tiona! League permission to League. move to Atlanta after this sea· Rep. Cbarll!l Wellner, D-Ga., 1011 bill would like to play out who alio parUcipatK in the the rest af this reason In the metllul, uld afterward II ap- Georgia city. Ready to use •. By United Preas ID!el:national Baltimore 301 2GO 11011- I 10 3 Bunning, wagner (7) and Cor· Amerlcall League Cleveland 110 000 OG- I 8 l rat~ Simmons, Brll., (7) ami Bostoro 100 0011 020 3 10 o McNally (5 4) and Orsino. McCarver. Wmner New York 1100 240 00:1: - 6 7 I Terry. Weaver 13). Krallck 17), (6-IJ. Loser - Bunning Monbouquette, Earley 151, TiBnt 19) and Azcue, Roof 19). HRa - Francona (5th), Duuba <71 and Tillman. Stottle- Loser -Terry (9-4). HRs- (8th) , McCarver (9th). myre (JIJ.al and Howard. Loser Snyder (lst), Powell171b), Hill- Monbouquette 17·11 . HRs- ton IlOth). Pitts 000 051 200 - 8 10 GD.iger 13rdi, Kubek (3rd) , Cincinnati 300 001 002- 6 11 Stottlemyre (2nd ). Wash 000 1100 0011- o 4 0 Veale, McBean 191 and Detroit 1100 200 00:1:- 2 7 1 Jlarom. Ellis, O'Toole Los Ango 014 010 300- 9 15 t Koplitz, Kline 18) and ZiJII. falo (8), McCool 191 and Minnesota 100 000 1100 - 1 4 2 mer, Camilli (81. Wickersham Winner - Veale 11-11. Lopez (10-8) and Ranew. Pas- 12-3) and Freehan Loser-Ko- Elhs 113-5) . HRs Bailey cuat, Nelson (3), Roggenburk plitz (~) . HR-H~rton C21st). Clemente (3rd). (6) Plei3 18) and Zimmerman. Loser - Pascual (6-3) HR-W. National League New York 100 0011 000 _ 1 5 Smith (11th ). Phila 000 7D0 100 3 10 o Mllw 000 7x - 7 9 St. Louia 1101 Olll 00:1:-4 7 0 Clscon, Bearnarth (7) , L. PAIR OR Regul1r $2.99 2 I'AIIt '5·00 Sale $1.94 SANDALS CHILDREN$- WOMENS eReg. $2.99 Just $1.94 eReg. 3.99 end 4.99 _ Sale $2.80 VALUES TO $1.59 MENS SPORT STRAW HATS IN THE MIDDU BLOCK NEXT TO ELBERFELDS POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE l cyd s .44•• c til' CHAPMAN-CANADAY PIECE GOODS SPORT SHIRTS a- a. A&P-FRESH FULLY DRESSED BUT NOT CUT UP D.SE YOU'Ll LIKE I TIME ... c lb. MEATY BREASTS lb. FOR PLUMP LEGS sse 49c lb. One larto liable of Sum· Mena Better Short Sleeve mer Piece Gooda. Value• Sport Shlrta. Roc. f2.00 Hen Summer Sport Straw to ISc yd. A11t. plalno Hall. Ret. $1.59 value. ond fancy pottern heoV)I clearance. Size• 1111all, m• denl111. oport •II cloth 4Jum, Out they co. For Golf, lllhlnl end Dre11. • > 1114 other 1ummer labd ... 1'\>a,lue. Reduced for . ..... li1'11t and qw•'"• Xtra D STAMPS! ANN PAGI Barbecue Sauce Another Exclusive A&P Product! ,..... 29( bottlo SALISBURY STEAK, MEAT LOAF, HAM, BEEF, CHICKEN AND TURKEY CAP'N JOHN SUPER-RIGHT-SKINLESS WJENERS FRESH-LEAN ~~1 - S9c GROUND CHUCK - lb. 1 :· . KEYS YOUNG TUR lb. 5to FineIOibs. For Frying Broiling or Rout OR lb. FLOUNDER FRESH BAKED Freestone PEACHES FIG BARS 5 1-lb. l 1-o:t. cans 69c FROZEN DINNERS MADDOCK GAY NINETIES SUCED CAP'N JOHN FROZIN Cod Fillets - - - ,.,.~49c Perch Filets _ _ ,.::43c CA P'N JOHN I'ROZEN lb. pkg. CAP'N JOHN FROZIN Haddock Fillets Tuna F.ISh CHICKEN OF THE SEA Llthl MHI Chunk Style - 37c Mayonnalse ANN PAGE REALLY FINI to od and Reduced for 4ulck aale. Stock up IIO'ir. ······---- -~ . ....,·" ·-~-- --"••·'"·"" .•. 61f2 oz can. KING SIZE-20c OFP LABEL I _ __ H1crt.79C jar JAN& PARKER ANN PAGI ..$115 Peanut Butter 5·1~ Tide Detergent Lestoil ~~~~:ER - - "~-.:.~· 99c Cherry Preserves 2 ~r~r S9c ~ pkg. 25c OFf' LABEL APPLE PIE ANN PAGE CAMPFIRE SUPER SOPT 8" PI& SULTANA Marshmallows- ~!~· 27c Stuffed Olives ~~39c JAN& PARKER Frankfurter Rolls - SWEET CORN JANE PARKER Potato Chips HOMEGROWN GOLDEN YELLOW doz. One lot of Mena Better Swim Trunk8. Re1. fUll value. S, M, L, XL. At a deW low priee. ' ~-·. ~~·s9c JANE PARKER-CHERRY ICED Jl!ereue olifdoor 1\Jn. Add 1 patio '·.· --' ,.:49c Shrimp Dinners _ ':.59c Angel Food Cake P. L. Frozen One far1e table or a to Ox and 7 U Glrl1 Sum· mer Sportawear, lleilfO•IP.I pkg. ' CAP'N JOHN FROZIN c Our complete 1tock of =: £,:E·!"• ler (7), Kroll (I) and Cannizza' By United Proia hdenlllllll Whilfkl, CleJ " " Jl ,. ro, Stepheoaoo (8). Fischer. Nalloaal l.a&lt . Kalllle, llllt. ,._, · • O'Dell (8) and Oliver. Winner. G.. AB B. Q. Pel. Oliva, MJm II IM, .. '""· • . Clmnte, Ptll 88 341' 54116. .1141 Fischer (4-3). Loser - C1sco SF, IH301 58101 .331 Nalleall ~~ (HI). HR- Aaroo (19th) . Pitt 93 353 60 ll7 .331 Glanta 23; lit Mil 8:'312 &iiOZ J27 Callison, Chicago 1100 1100 0 2 I Phil uo 332 511011 .Ill Braves: MeCovey, San Fr&D 00 011 00:1: - 2 7 I SIL 87339 43105 .311 .blerlcu 'r•111Jackson (11-12) and Bailey. Mil 8Z 2110 43 88 .309 IDdlana Zl; Horton, 'l'llr... Shaw (!HI) and Haller. HRCin 112384 69111 JJ1I Wagner, llllllaa. 11; l(iDieb;j"'~·· McCovey (20th) . LA 95 345 49108 .'1111 Twinl 17; OmJcllaro, PhU 83 283 47 86 .301 Alvis, IJidiaos; Han, 020 1100 000 - % 3 0 Amerlcaa League 16. Ang 000 001 101 - 3 B 0 G. AB R. H. Pet. 111M Batted II ~ Cuellar, Taytor 171 and Trian· Bos 60219 40 75 .342 Nallollll Leacae - ~ dos. Koofu (!NI) and Manlila, S.. 85 303 3% 911 .317 Reds 70: Stargen, Plrata ·~ boro. Loser -Taylor (2-4) . HR Hall, Minn 87 316 49100 .311 Banb, Cubl el; C81118oo, Pblll -Triandos (lot). Davlilo, Clev 88 341 41100 .308 61i; Robtuon, Reds D. Regular $3.99 to $4.99 $J-OO A LKwtttS "'' . ' ¢aU us today. fr•uurqm. Fait Dellvery. · Ifw or 1 barbecue. ln cost. Get 1 RED RIPE-SWEET-24 LB. AVG. Watermelons CALIPIORNIA H. 79c. 0ranges Sunklat Larg• - - .,. 49c Lemonade . I'REIA •' •· Bl.rries - 2 69c 1 P "" ,, ' '' ... �,. J I • 2\ 1 t Southern Bounces Barons 14 0 Southern .. . 025 223 o--14.12 2 Barons . . 142 120 2-12 ll 1 T. ))iddle and ~ - crow. Ingels, Demoskey (3) (LP), Tanne> hill t61 and B. Lewis. Umplru: • Pat Archer to JII'OUnd out. and 1 ling the third out when Ab Prof· AI'\ Stobart, plate; C. Ingell, 1 The Middleport Baron~ Pony Pl~her · h'tte were led by 1Demoskev. who had •lngled aod II" &rounded out. __ _ __;_:lbit~S·OII~.-~-----~ • ba•ebali team took Its !lrat aron .I rs I itchor Idoubled earlier to look at a ->' defeat Tuesday of this oummer Johhn lngelsl, ;t~: ~th ln~~thlrd strike, ..;ding the game.l1 ~o~-~D~ai~ly~Se:_tn~ti~n"'.el~,~P~om~er~o'!.y~-M~i:dd~l~ep=o=rt=,:O:,:J:ul:y~2::1::..•..:.lllll::..:.c5 f . from the fourth place Southern wit two s ng es a By Tum RaU 411 tub 14-12 In a free-lor - aU ling 2-run homer_ thai brought Diddle fanned si1, walked on~lugiing ' match that included the Barons up to the 14-12 del· ,Jy 3, hil noiMidy, and pretty 14 hils In all, 12 by each leam. llclt, with nobody out I well scattered 12 hits, II 12 can lncludmg tllreo home run~. fivo l However, Tom Diddle, who ; be scatlered over 7 mnin&s h t tt \gmmng to rain'" d s1 doubtll.l 1gol stronger as ile worked, 10t Wednesday, July 7, Jg65. waa , hHe show~~chm~ tg~t ~o:"th:~ The neKI car ·probably out of tr~~~"'t!~ m·•~nt that the Bar- ,Jotm Tannehill 10 pop out, \ The Barons' p~e~r, mea~ not an unusual day II wa• a IS ar~il~ In San Francisco" pure sympathy, slopped. My ons now will have to win al - while, w~ren't o ng h:~ :~th Rail's Ramblings • • • 1 ty~~~~rr~:J t:~tca~;~~~;IK a ~·h~:J ~:L~·~el~til~sl~~l:in~l whe~e! ~:~~~~~~ w~:sto~d ~~-·~-~-os~~ '~:~.. ~;ei;:.;~r~e de~~!:·u~ ::~~~~::!~-.~:=~~h:a~ :~~:~·~~::r.i:f::~ ~lw~~: \o tilly pound SUitcase York Thruway'l Albasy en- the elasuc .~ldmg up my \them to lock it up. I d I ooo-meters record Tuo• key Ingels had walked six. holds two wh1te shJrls tone ve- l he awoke me saymg underpants The see-saw contest, played wor• • · ry dirty), three sport shirts. ~·~c~" was the way to Cape I wasn't really mterested in at 1\llddleport. had Southern , day wllen ~e ran .the dlatance Demoskey got the side o~l two pain of llermuda• lwo t thanked him for the en· the aleasiiC holding up my tnllin& ti-l alter the first mn- \ m 2 mmutesdl 161 se~nd~a\ but aavo up _two hrunf~t~ ~ ~ pin of loll& pants, three or hghtening l'Onversation and got paola, but he was going as far ing. leading 2-1 alter Jlh inn· Erlurt, acco~ ng to A~ ill s fourth, tw~ 10 \ e d II 'hamer lour ~hange• ol undergarment•. \ as Boston and It's not often one mgs, traihng 4-2 after two inn• Ge•man new agency . \Jim Crows ea -o . o h en extra pair of shoes. and an out. d t meets an elastic matenal sales- ings then leading 7-5 after 2'1.. and a single to Smder 10 ~ odd rray of books seven hun.. Qu•te a few cars rove pas man The Barons lied It at 7-7 m; Pitching \sixth before he too depar lire/ sheets of pap~r pens and Some of the passengers acted His occupation turned out to 'he third but fell behind alter I Natloul Leapt - Koulu, with I count of one ball on Bob envelopes. a sleepmg bag and like the_y were trymg to tell me provoke good conversation. It fual and never caught up. IDodgen 17-3 Jay, Reds 7-2; Diddle. Demoskey had walked sign reading "Cape Cod" Oh, somethmg Later. after h~ 28- seems thai hiS firm has a near Top hitter of the game wulcardwell, Pirates 8-S; !Ills, lwo, hit two ~nd fanned ~~:· 1 yes. and a pair of swimmin& yea1·-old Navy man or lk18 ~·~ monopoly on elastic. We sped 1southern'• red-haired catcher,! Reds 13·&: Maloney, Reds 111-4; Tannehll: ~mshed lngl ~a ~~~ trunkl to assignment In Nor o . a over miles and miles ol tree- Jim Crow In five ltlpe ile had Johnson, Braves 111-4. Diddle, R te arrt 8 e ' d 8 StarUng point was the Lake helped me along on im~h:;ur· lined hills passed ~occasion· 8 smgle 'two doubles and two1 A111erlcaa Leaaue - Fllher, Rookie Crow blot ~laMik ~~~n Geor entrance to Rt. 1'1. ney, I learned that h tc log al granite' quarry, and wowed home ru;... Coualn Rookie Crow White Sox 11.:1; Pappu, Orioles triple before e go e ~· c'OIII!n four lane IIIDIIed • ac- was Illegal even on th"y e~ beautiful rocky, rollin& terrain. had two triples. Both ol Crow'• 8-S: Grant, Twins _9-3; Pascual, lrt to ground 1outer T~nn~~~ cess fretway which spans the I trances - to the New or Later bilchhikill& from Bo• Fand tours came off Carl ()e. Twins; Tiant, Indians; John, gave up only J m ow s stall from north to south. IThruway. . ton to 'tile Cape, I aot rldea moskey, the Barons' aecond White So• all 8-3. lout double In the seventh, g~ Five minutes alter hoisting I saw a fellow "kOigbl of: with 1 bald 55-year-old conmy llgn, I was the lone the road" being slopped by PQ· tractor who drove a Cidlllac, In 1 5:1-aeat charter bus. fhe lice and shuddered. a Negro truck driver, a factory ~ driver explained !bat he "had The Naval offtcer , a II r st worker who immediately recoajust clrollPOd off a load ol Girl Lieutenant, drove me as far •• nized my "Ohio accent", and Scouts" and waa returning to the Massachusetts Turnptke flnallv a gray haired salesman CL!VELAND, Ohio (UP!)- wu charged June 21. He Mlat Ayres had not had sexu~l Albany. where he turned off for hls who -~arned, "It's toughter to Jim Brown, famed fullback of aol yet reported to the Intercourse the nljfhl before t e We spoke for a while about trip south. . thumb than when 1 was YOIIIII· the world champion Cleveland training camp at Hiram Colle1e etamlnatlon. the. pleasures or bus driving (of I had my longest wall of the People are more afraid." Browns football team, was ex. southeast of here, which Oll"ned which 1 knew little but imag1n- day here. Alter thirty mmutes, It had not been an unusual peeled to take the stand today July ·11, althDUih ht haa pla~ed ltd would be a &ood tr~de I and I JOlted. this note on the back day on the road. in his own defense _in his as- some. &oil and is otherwlla Now At hls slx-montll trip chartenng of my s1gn: . sault and battery tnal In Mu- keepmg 10 shape: a bus load of foroiln person• "Drip - drop. p1tter · patter. nictpal Court. · Four defense w1tnesses placed INGELS oround the country. PLEASE HELP ME _:::_It's beBrown, according to his attor- on the stand b~ the delouse ney had a personal desire to Tuesday all le~ll1ed Mlis Ayres Furnltu,. MONTREAL tUPil - Tile Tuesday night In a Canadian tosdly although he was not re had not shown any lndie~llons . 1•0 Montreal Alouettel defeated the Football League oxhlbition quired 10 do so. of having been beateo wilen 1 Brltlab Columbia Uons 13-t! l game Chief defense counsel Norman they sa 1 her the afternoon of M' nor alter calling ll wit- Juno 20. and that MISs Ayret , IDa 8 ne~ses' Tuesday to refute the al· had pid nothing to them aboUt legations against his client, said an attack. MASON - The Mason Bowl- ' he thought the trial would be h sician Dr Eaque Craw- ~ lng Center and Modern Wood· submitted to the jury of oaven A p y a,.;d ~s an expert m•n Insurance of Parkersburg d live men late ford, appe dI H the women an witness for tha e ense. e . . b th . won sem•·final er s '" a Thursday. . avt his opinioDI of a hospital I Bend Softball tournament t Brown is accused ol beating g rt 1 1 medical examina· Mason Tuesday m~htd d a Miss Brenda Ayres, 18, in an ~: ol ~iss Ayres administered The Mason team owne . East Side Motel room the night 1 of June 20 and conPt. Pleasant . West Columbia of June 1~. Mill Ayres also the eve-::~ in all probability combination B·J behmd the one I I ed Brown had sexual in- '-'cl"':ud::ed::__:=------:___ _ ~ · pill'hing of Lew Gilland. Mel ~:.:~rse with her twice. Clark's three-run homer '" the The defense hal intimated Panlben Whack third inning htghhghled the 12· Brown is the target ol a shake· • IS 2 hil attack ol the Mason crew. d !tempt for financial Cheshire to .,.ue• own 00 The second game · · &llin, of which the assault and p meroy downed Qleshtre 1\1day had the Parkersburg .rnsur- battery charge is • part, and lno Pon League play Tuesday ance learn edgmg the W•lltams , contends Brown neither beat 2 ing yon the Cheshire field. Insurance team ol P?meroy Miss Ayres nor had ieXUal in-~~= game wu e1lled after five 1.0 In a nine Inning affair. I timacies with her. innings on the 1tJ..run rule. The game was plamly one o Minor said Brown wanted 10 I the best played In the tourna· Leitify tAl refute the "ridiculouo" Jeff Burt opened on the men! and was • heart-breaker testimony preBenled by MiBI mound lor pomeroy and hurled for Williams' hurler Dale Har- Ayre~ last week. the firll four frames. Burdette rison who dtd. not give up • hit Brown bas declined to make pitched m the filth, Ro~eb until the winmng run was scor· any statements on the case or and Tyo ~bared pitching d es ed in the bottom of the moth. any of his activities Iince hi for ClleshiRDave Underwood banged out that llrsl hit, a double. and • I I then scored on an error. He came home when Williams' sec-\ ond baseman bobbled a ball hit by Ron Merritt. · Tonight. Pt. Pleasant's ~er­ chants meet ))ick's Place of Huntington in the first game at 8 p m. •DSTi while the Mason Bowling Center will lace the Modern Woodmen lnsur· ance nine in the aecond aamo. ! Finals of the tournament will I\ be played Friday night. · PT. Pl. - WC JOO 000 0 - 3 I 3 Mason 103 004 x - 8 12 2 Bateman and It. Van Meter; Gilland and L. Tucker. Roll of Ch.ristia n Witness is Emphasized' ~:ir~i~t::~~-~:~!~.:;;:;~=~=:;;;;;;~~~;;;;~ I new The dlllltiJ8big role of the ing world was emphasized ill and Mrs. WIUiam K. Russell !erial presented during I he ness in lbe world. Mrs. Bern- pie and their mission to Ill• Christian WlllleiiB in a chang- talks given by Mrs. :..eG Smitb at the July meeting of the Worn- school for the year'• study on ard Fultz and Mrs. Galen world." and a period ol silent en'• Society ill Christian Serv- "Acta." Among the bigh'llgbta Brown were candlellgbters lor prayer. Ice of Heatb Methodist Church of the week were the talks by the service with Mrs. C. M. D 1 g the b 1 r Mondey night at lhe church. mlsslona~ies serving in Burma Hennesy at the organ. the ·~~up don~~es~o m~e :;:: They gave reportl on the and lndta and the _lmpreilslve A worship center. prepared vacation Church School and School of Missions which they candlelight commumon servjce by Mrs. Guy Shuler, Spiritual on the chair fund. Mrs. attended last week at 0 h 1o conducted by the gtrls at the , L1le secretary, carried out the well announced ~~at there woclld II Wesleyan Univenlly In Dela- School of Mlss1ons. ' mission theme using a globe ol be 00 meeting in August but ware. Mrs. Russell attended un- Mrs. Russell descrtoed the the world surrounded by minla- the regular meeting will be der the sponaorahlp of the lo- various classes oo mission she tore ligures represenli~g peo- held in September. , ca. W.LC.S. and Mrs. Smith, bad attended which h., been pies ol the world. A water bas- Members were invited to the · MYF couoselor and District presented In aklt form bring- in. towel and pitcher were plac- social room lor refreshments of Missionary Personnel Secretary, ing out the changing world and ed on a blue covered table in assorted cookies. sherbet punch represented the district, and the christian concern for all the sanctuary illustrating, the mints an~ nul$ were served b~ also ~rved as 1 counsel_or at people. service ol a christian. the hosteases, Mrs. Earl Knight the M1ss1on Schools for g~rls. , She told of field trips taken The meeting was opened with Mrs. P. L. Mitch, Mrs. Wayne They presented an Interest· by the group, including a home an organ prelude, "Meditation" C.ibbons, and Mrs. M L. French ing ~Informative program on lor reiarded children and meet- from "Thais'' by Massenet, by Mrs. Criswell presided at the the VI"'' _need for m1ssiono, op- ing places lor college 1tudents Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. M r s. punch bowl. : emng then program With a sk1t which turo into "hangouts" for James Criswell. new president The refreshment table was ! entitled, "Jean'a Klt.chen" in extremist groups. She eittd the ol the W.S.C.S. opened the meet- covered with a white linen cloth 'l ".hich they discussed the mis- need for a chrislian concern for ing with as article from the and centered with an arrange· I dlet·rltt cola · I 1 calorie per serving t rio sugar at all 1 I i:!t •i ' .' \'01-~_ . .,. . . smn progr~m dur1ng the1r week lhese problems. Methodisl Woman magazine en- ment of red roses from Mrs. They concluded the program titled, "(;nd Poinled His Fin- I Knight's ~arden. marle hv "" THEY ARE VALUABLE! at Delaware and its effect on them. . . with a candlelight consecration ger at Me." •Goren Stansbury. Green tapers Mrs. Sm1tb rev1ewed I he service including scripture and Devotions were given by Miss I in crystal holders were u'ed on study courses and outlmed ma- 1prayer lor the christian wit- Frieda ~'aehnle including the the table. ltoor•IMfAMondillllfl . . . 1111 b ft.:" ' No SA VI YOUR RC COLA, DIET -RITE COLA, NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. WE WILL PAY 1f2 CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY -------------~~~~---------~~~ ....._ ""''Ill. Fodera! Tal B rown on Stand rfloday .1. r~der Wt'ns Berth Semi·• F• 1 SOCIAL ST!LI CLEARANCE SALE William• 000 000 IJ00--1) 2 4 Pksbg. . . 000 000 001-t I I Hamson and Grueser. Elder and Hammel. OUT OF THIS 0 0 I FLAME LESS ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS '**''' n lftmeteu electrM: hot watt! ~.,. VIlli all 1~1 hot ~~~t~ler you Only liMit · od 1 1u,. Wt1tfl _,· 11 wnt11n1 tlothu rttlly till", neft rt. tltlt & :ftl ,¥. .." 1111\tn VNJ ,.... · have e'ilrytftmr iOirll at M~e llnlt, " .,. _ sttrilmnt dt1hes. lakrng showen. : ~~~h.Gtmodern eleclnt Yla~ Oon t >eltle lor you'll be oh-w.glad your filter r\ ea that'~ out o1 ltlll wOIId OOt ••1. .. out-of-date 01 Gut.(I\-style water hUI!i ,_- lhgelquthe 1ct. ff(O~er y water healer 1'16 s 1 the one without clumsy !lues or vents. U'C t · d 1 k . !Sible and tully autolflitrc Go Electnt. •nO 'ljhllll fOU o, oo c\eentf, mart ~; S. P s~mbol- ll\l$ PrOiettl¥1 Servlct Plan cover~ til Nf\'ict fOI tM ~ "' ..- of tank 11 necttury tor 10 lull .,em. e~tlt 1M nttlntenance. even re...ace.......1 $!.•e WIKII' duler today. SPECIM. LOW tC P£1 IWlllliiiOa WAlla MEAllRS, PLUS ~ATISFACTIIM IUAUNTEED 01 YOUR lllDMlY IAC~I BRAVf:S TAKE GONPER MILWAUKEE t.UPIJ - The Milwauk~• Braves Tuesday claimed New York catcher Jes· se Gonder on waivers and at the oame tiiiiCI sold inli,Jdvr Garv Kolb to the Mots. G.1nder, 29, is a lefthanded hil<<r and Is expected to be used in pinch hft roles by the Braves. Kolb, 25, is a switehhitt•• and had a .259 balling average in 24 games lor Mil· waukee. Whereowhere to start? Moving? St1rtby findins MO~ fut in the YELLOW PAGES. Where- your finaers do the walkin11. SEALY FIRM GOLDEN SLEEPER • Drip Dries Val. to $1.49, 89c yd. loll IIIlO 45 in. wide SALI Rtt- $1.39 89c yd. lmr '"llle·JdOid" bid alWIJI tiUI 4t INCHES W1DI 89c yd. e Drip Dry Prints ~: 39c Rtt- $1-" Table of Remnants PRICED IV PIECE Sale Price-69c · SI!ALV POSTUREPaDic• Detiped ill coopera~ • leading onhopediiiiiiWri.IIUIM,.. to Jive J011firm support. w.lerfully lulurioul too, Ia JOur. choil:e of llOIIIfon: uua b or pally linD. Try 01111 Aut. of 1 • ~ron Prints 45" Wille Reg. Price $2.49 Sale $1.89 THE FABRIC SHOP 111 w. 2nd .... WY 2-2635 Prices July 22 TOILET TISSUE July 23 CHOCOLATE .. . INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED HI-C July 24 FRUIT DRINKS fairmont's gal. crt. M SWEETIE-PIE COOKIES box of 12 DEL MONTE QUALITY PACK PINK SALMON tall can EGG NOODLES PERT NAPKINS·~~~~~~»_____ cans BEST ICE CREAM 10 ;:~. 69c 39f 49C MRS. WEISS' KLUSKI \GOOD AS HOME MADEJ 46oz. 801.33c pkg. PKG. 200 ARE INCLUDED Aunt Jane's Hamburg Pinaie Supplies In .4 Great c DILL SLICES Variety! PICKLES Have A Picnic! quart • Iars A T American Beauty B u PORK&. WINDSOR SLICED 2 :~99c y Right Resorved s Methodut Cw., Meetl in Syracu1e To Umit Quonlilfe1 BEANS 5 No.2l cans For Summery Drinksl Large Juicy LEMONS DOZEN . ' 29c ALL THE FLAVORS E 1 daoce Saturday evening at the Middleport park from 8 to II Members 'Of the Loyal Helpp.m. Mutdc will be provided by en elall8 of the Syracuse Metbthe "Checkmates" of Point oclist church met at the SyraPieasant, W. Va., an lnstrumen- cuse park, Monday evening for tal group. Ia picnic dinner. Carl B. Weese Jitney supper, Middleport asked grace. park, 4-7 p.m. SJI'JDSOred by Attendisg were Mr. and Mn. Boys' League. Prn<;eeds to help Weese, Mr. and Mra. Dan Rbpay for bats, balls, uniforms, er, Mr. and Mn. William Houdequlpment, that baa kept tsll· ashelt, Otho Radford, M r a. mated 150 boya age 6-17 occu· Ralph Robson, Mrs. Helen pled llltiCh of thJa IWIIDiet. Plen- IJamewood, Mrs. ROyal TboiDty of food. Real Jllnef prices. as, Mrs. William EIGblqer, Publlc welcome. Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. Toot Hsyman, Mrs. Allee Capeharl, REUNION TO BE HELD . Mrs. Frank Wlne~renner and 'l!le ~ant.t of Jllkf.Van two goes~. Mrs. Grace Jlvldetl Meter will hOld their reunion at and Job!itly Elchlnier. Portlalld Park allly 25. AU rela· --·--- ··· · -- · -'llv• and frfeoda 111'1 illvlted, 4£-r at aoon. SNO.E BRAND IBIG FAMILY PACK) Effective JULY 21 The Past President. of the Virgil Atkins, county deputy, American Legion Auxiliary of was present for inspection when Drew Webster Post No. 39 will Hemlock Grove Grange No. 2049 meet Wednesday evening at met in regular session Saturthe home of Mrs. Ernest Pow- day evening with Mrs. Carol, ell. Laurel _Chi!. . worthy master, presiding. The Wtndmg Trad Garden club One appeal lor aid was anWill meet at the home of Mrs. swered. Reported ill were MiAllard Pratt Wednesday July . ,l na Hart and Mrs. Harry Swar1z. 21 . Mem bers are asked to brmg , The . . . 1our th degree ·1 f · was g1ven JD . 1 art1c es or an auct1on sa e. lull form b the d tea The Pomeroy Crall and Hob- ,. Y. egre~ m. by Club will meet at the BeaSummer ltme and tis Probcon Service Station at 9 a.m. lems" was the lh erne 0 f th. e July 21st, to go the Glass com- program presented by Mrs. llilpany at Williamstown, W. Va ..~r Qulvey, lecturer. .The,song, JULY zz Amema. the Beaultlul. opRock Springs Grange wiU ened the program. Several readmeet Thursday at 8 p. m. ~~gs were given mcludmg, SumThere wiU be a program and er Bugs by Asa Hosk1ns; The refreshments will be served. ~alter_ Call, Leo Story, Summer The Loyal Women's Class of . osqmtoes, Wilham Hart, Our the Middleport Church of Cllrist Flag, Mrs. Jones and A lllstory will hold an indoor picnic at Lesson, by the lecturer. the church Thursday July 15 Three articles wer~ read. I at 6 p. m. Husbands' of mem- H~ven't Got Time, by Mrs. Robers and the Loyal Men's Class m r Wtllard; Witness In Court, are invited guests. Those at- Mrs. Cl~rence Story. and What lending are to taka table ser- Is Go! I., Stanford Stockton. vice. 1Two ptano solos were presentThe Middleport unit ol the . ed by Stephen Stanley and a W.C.T.U. )Ifill meet Thursday hom solo, The Good Old Sumevening, July 22 at the home of 1mer T1me. by Jamce Eastman. Mrs. Lillian Steil! on s. SecondMISs Rosalee Story read Sa!l!ave. A potluck dinner will be ty on Cleaning Agents, Mrs. Roserved at 6 p.m. and members , land Eastman~ a reading, are to bring • covered dish IPeach Pte; M•ss Ada Hoskins, and table service. Raspberry Patch, and Mrs. JULY !3 I Clara Pa~lsen, Do You Remem· The Past Matron's Club of ber? A riddle was given by Evangeline Chapter. OES, Mid- Mrs. QUJvey and JOkes by Hodleport, will bold their annual mer Willard and Roland Eastpicnic Friday, July 23, at the man. Prayer by Mro. Leo country home ol Mr. and Mrs. Story concluded the program. Max Harrah, Chester. Members The Grange was commended are to take a covered dish and on ils work and given a good table service. Memben may grade by Mr. Atkins. Mrs. Attake a guest. The dinner will kins spoke briefly eJvtng an inbe served at e p. m. spiring through!. An Ice cream social will be' At the close ol the meeting, held at the Rock Springs home made Ice cream and cake Methodist church Friday, begin- were served to the members Ding at 6:30 p.m. Homemade and guest. from Rock Springs, Ice cream, cake, pie and col· Alfred and Harrisonville grang. lee will be served. es. JULY %4 M~~=:~ a~:a~~~sorin~ES~ yd• ·e DENIMS, SEERSUCKERS, GINGHAMS -........... foil or Compare the firmneaJ, COIIIIOd, ..U fol JOIII IIIOIIe~ I Look allbc fe&lURIC • Huvr llll')fll- wltlllllklltntt • ~~~~otlll, IIIIIIOih lltiiUn-freo oleepine IIH'far:e • uclulfwe illlt Ill~ tnd •aiM lid... • Duro Fitllll lillfl wrilct -'11. h DOmDDACRON e Arnel Jersey e Terry Cloth 95 NO STAMPS, NO COUPONS, NO GAMES. JUST BONAFIDE LOW, ALL VALUE PRICES!! • Deputy Comes For Inspection 01 Local Grange CALENDAR I MID-SUMMER \~ Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Loucks, 1104 Park Rd., Crestline, Ohio. announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Linda .Jayne, to Jack Allan Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs . John P. Kelly, Route 1, Long Bottom. The open church ceremony will take place at 2:30 p.m., Sunday, August 15, at the Trinity Lutheran church in Crestline. Miss Loucks and Mr. Kelley are June grad· uates of Ohio University. She was a member of Phi Mu Sorority and he was a member of Delta Upsilon Fraternity. The couple is employed to teach at the Wyn· ford High school, and will reside in Bucyrus. --·--- .. ·----··-- Mason Team ouT or All the Frills Are O~F! LINDA JAYNE LOUCKS 1h doz. c 29c LYONS RACINE aover Farm Store Food Mlrket Route 7 TUPPERS PLitNS "Tho Stan Wltb A Hart• Fifth end Pearl lAC IN~ Optn I .. I Moft. Thrv tot. '· RT. 124 �'_, .• _::.. . . ~ ~- · · --- -·-- --~· · - w ---~ ( .) ' ' ' Classified Ads Your Modern ·Community Bulletin Board WANT AD Fo.r _Rent year's New Study Book Discussed By Dorcas Circe Group Tuesday 114-Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Ju!y 21, 1965 INFORMATION MODERN Unfurnished apart· .., .... g:""= .......- ment. 3 rooms and bath, air · Jo~ 2 SlGNS PomerOY ....,... """"".. .,. A.M. conlition. Coats Building, \ ""'''~~u.. Middleport. OF Co. coiUII<"'''ON• 7-19-tfc · t. ~ -. QUALm WUl be 1U1t1J lf:GO A. ll. FURNISHED apartment, ,.,MOOSD' Du td " ,.,...... 4~ O&Out.ATIW<I rooms and private batb. In· 1962 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe. __ $1695 ,.'':., ...,""'!t,. .. quire Ohio Hotel. 7 13 tic White finish. red Interior. std. trans 327 va engine. tires o' )0:-ctlon•'tlt... !!;non -houlo:t M - - -- ~ like new. Radio and beater ~purtad 4 room and bath ' 1960 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. ,,,. ....,tmmeclteteh .., "'......,ftle ......pu~ .., MODERN . $1195 1mon mu ora• lftCM!Irrect tmueltiort. furnished apartment. Middle4 Zl tic Low mileage by local owner, spotless rlran , \ntt-rlor. I ires v • a7 """"' porl W' """ 4· shuw little wear. Brown finish, a real nic" cor ' ""'" ';:. "::.., ....,";"';',:..,_ IflKEE anG roor """'' !urn.,he 1960 Pontiac Ventura H.T. Sedan - $1095 .......,. '""'" " ..,.,. ed and .udurnilbed a~... b U cuv ,_ word tor nu... oo& ..,_ Jet black finish, vinyl interior trim. ~E>al low milea gt! Y ....... _,.,... menrs W'i Z-64111 12 8 tic original owner. Tires like new. automat<c trans. R&H ~:.:;..-..,,.. TRAILER LOTS _ 1ree ..,. ""- ••o and water. Brown's l'tall OmefOY OfOf Q, -.. Motnr ====:--..,----_:: .... ~ "'~~ 1 r M p :0-:.:"' ob-~ TB,..•""•,.• :""",::' C "(J"'r~ Bill Blockade Reported near To Crumbling The new study book for the preparing tlle refreshment ta· year entitled, "The Church ble. A centerpiece of red roses N Made With Hands." was decoratoo the table flanked by discussed and ~rt of birth- green tapers in white holders. 1 [days was given''1'" when the !lor· The individual placemats, deccas Circle of the Middleport orated in green and white, and COLUMBUS (UP!) - The First Baptist Church met Tues· nutcups with a ruse leaf and four-bill blockade which has day evening at the church. white rose decoration carried halted adjournment 01 the legis-Mrs. Charles Bennett, chair· out the color sc herne. While lature lor 27 weeks Is reported, man, opened the meeting with cake decorated with roses was ly ready to crumble. prayer. Devotions were given served with lime sherbet by the by Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner and hostess. Senate Minority Leadteder FrTuank ,·ncluded scripture reading (rom Attending were Mrs. Julia King, JJ.Toledo, predlc eada h8 ( th Sen8 te Jd John, a meditation entitled, Grim Mrs. Slaven. Mrs. Janiii YI e woo pass "Friendship" a poem and pray. Gibbs Mrs. Gerald Anthony, a joint resolutioli to reappor· er.M Rhod H 11 Mrs. 'Charles White, Mrs. Hoff. Lll· lion Ohio's Howe toof the Represen!ian McGhee M-. Pearl tatives according federal Bedford Tops Portland 8-1 In Loop Game er Park (Sta" Approved) M1Dersville, Ohio, Phone W'l OPEN EVES. 7:011 P.M. ~ ;!~' M • 1 Ab Y I People In Pomeroy r' .."'" ·HU TING II:R8 ,'(' ....___.h ... ~ · ····-· · · ·- "·~·-· . . ········~-~-----··---·-- ~ ~--· · . '· ' '' .•,, .......... . . ... . _.,....._...,....._.61!~-- · . . -- . ....- -- .. -·, ... .. ,,. . _... .. . ... ...... ...... · · - ·· ··~ . .....-. ~--·---...........___..,.,~!If.!! -... . .......... .,___....__ ....... 117. Stzeaf - eoat iO- l'rllltor'o ~ THEN,GET Wlnt 10 ~ f);:3"' 1?1.: I" Jt•1 IT, I=RESHMAN FOSDICK!! BE OH, I'VE. TRIED, 5tR!!- e.ur THERE SUMS A DOG AMONG DOGS.'.' 10 BI£ SOME. VM:i.JE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN US.'! ~ ~ZI ~ ~ I· 1hi' i6 the apartment, Mr.Bra>>' <;orry we had t<> ride awr in the truck! ~ 11" Here's how to work tt 1 4J:1'DLBAAKa LO:NO.IIJI:LLOW AVDI K B 11 K IS 'l'UP IIGT, •111 D SA SAW I D.-lll D II JIIIK Tl U C II IUYSlU1' -----------~--------------- WMPO Radio JULY TlUUJ FRIDAY· 8:00 Sign On - News &o; Sacred Hearl 6 20 ~etgs County Rl"ll 8:25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6: ~ News 8:35 Country Jamboree 8:57 Weather 7:00 National ,;ews 7:P5 Bill Miller Sho• 7:30 Sports Pararte 7:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Picken• Hardware l'ni•• Thurs.) 7:60 News 8:0L Bill Miller Show 8:45 Baker Furniture Shov. 9:00 Newt~ 9:115 Colf111 wttb Jwt ll:OO Portralll of a Pelriot 10:05 Swap ShQp · · :30 Social Sel-urt(J 10:85 Bill Miller Bruncb Show 10:45 Muon Aif. Prosram ti'OND~Y 10:15 10:15 I I :110 n .. ;.,. 11:10 12 00 12 :'0 :, 12:10 "" 3: N 4:16 4:10 4:4() 5:110 5:116 6:00 6:10 7 ..• Telterday's Cryptoquote: WHEN THE BLIND LEAD 'l'1lla BLIND THli:Y BOTH FALL-INTO KATIWIONY - FAR. QUHAR W J EH RAD-IQ-- 8:30 Dow Jones Averages. _...,..a . lllliiO.Killl _ _ ...., 6:3fi Sundown Serenade 7:110 National News 1 11:> SundoWio Serenade 4:00 Sign Off SATURDAYS 6:00 Sign On - News 6:1Jii Country MuSic Time &:20 Country Jamooree '·oo Protestant Hour 7:30 Sports Parade 7:35 Larry Andersoo Show lU:46 It's Music • Army ll :OO Oairy Valley ana Dutton's Tup Ten Show 12:110 News 11:15 lusical lnterlud• 12:30 Rev Merlin reets 1:110 The Jim Mt!IIS Shn\' 6110 Sports P•rade 1:05 Jim Meet S~ow 8:30 National Ne•n 1:35 S\llldown Serenade 1:00 Off the Air Sl'NDA 'liS 7:30 Sign On - Arm, Hour !Tuesday; 7:55 News Family Worship (Thura,) 1 A.S.C. ProlfiiD (Friday) :110 BaprISt Layman'• Hour N 1:30 Sunday Show elll 9:00 Sunday Show Tiny' Co try J 1 un unollOD 1:30 The Bible S~ to You l'bay'l Clluntry Rymna 9:45 Lfai•lattve lleport C I Bl··• N •emen ""' 10 00 The Good Life Goes·'··• G ews S """' 10:1> "--•·-·a IFrl ~I ter """"'" ~·~ Moeller day) lu:30 Th• Sunday ShQw Larry 11:30 The Qutet Hour Jim MAndei'IOII Show Show ~eo 12:110 News Blaetl!ler Auto Show l2t15 The Christians Hour Eltctrle Company Ntwa 12:30 The Rev. Merlir Teets Jim M• &bow 2:00 The Rev. Sllaa Billups News 2:30 The Rev, Andrew Parsons Jim Mees Sbow 2:30 Sunday showcase Sporll Pandt 6 30 S do Q--• Jim Mees ShiiW t un wo .---•:.:.'110;:_2f1 lbe Air THE BORN LOIIR arvr•• . --~~...,.--":"1'~------lillll~ 1 GIT AlL CHOKEI> UP A~Qwt&tlla vr- - BAKER FURNITURE ·· PLUMBING __ ____________ 41. Noreemaa d. Thaw WHEN 'IE TALK LIKe 'THAT, MAW, I NI!IIER DReMPT 'IE'D GIT ALL CHOKED UP OVER MeGOIN'OFF One 1ottor lbnply otondl for anolher. In this '""'Pll A 11 uoed for the three L's, X tor thl two 0'8, ete. Single letter8, epoe.. trophteo, the lonflb and fonn&lloa af the ...,rdo aro all blat., ICach d&y !be IIOdt letteq U'l dlfforeat. ' .... Ill. Back of the-k 'l'oterable ,. ' I poem II " ANTHONY Plumbina - Heating &clua 39. Tidy tO. Kind of I S2.L&qo.,.,.. In&' 28. Angry 30. IL Uprtpt DAILY CRl'Pl'OQVOTE - ....=...... ......__ _ ........ _ ....cMti. wn• ... '!'~......... heal. 21. It thicken• :: -ff" aga.lft 7-21 ~. 1: 38. Birds IS ·v.., Dear'!" CLELAND'S TV !-f.• ~,.u_.,, ... u. M~~ 38. Diminutive 1'- Sinatra and Como 30, Sa.y over "You'll bt dioappointed! The echo doeon't como back, =. ,. . .Mrs. l I" ott thetracka SO. Engti.'Jh rlvtr RADIO & T.V. 1u .... 2T. Amerlca.n poet M- -...,. B ,. 28 . RW18 ~~ws~80~to~I~60~.~~~~;;::::::::~ I '""""har<l 26. Hit 2e. Ireland SERVICE $340 81 ~19 21. Long 1 I~ ~ 11 poJn ru' First Charge 0n Stripper I..Uval 21. Make believe Godd... of 2l. Cry of "' (I•• PAWP olllrne - r State Bri'ngs a. Quaker 20. Chum MARK IV AUTO I AIR CONDITIONING wiHDw lf.SufflJI 11. Rubbel' i~ WEEKS, 10. Period 111. JeSS MasterS D' T sday bird 28.Jiom.. dial :a. Jewllll the roa1t settler 4. B&byi. god Broad ""' li. Cathay 6. Depresaect omile bJ solitude U . "Now is the - o f our 7. R<clind tl. Foretell dlscontent" 14. Oneorthe 11. Merry llllla or 11. Lut Rome UI<l 11. Nobleman: testament abbr. J.S. Pleated tr - 10. Rip 19. Parson Cu~u 2. v ..riety ot ocean d Ad Ab M'dd/ -•;t t. IOuncl .. On !be WA c':J OOWII AQI0$8 1. Conlonol 5. lloof beot 1 eporf .."'J DO 'IE MIND IF I GO VISIT .'V\Y SISTER FER ·rwo·THRI!e DAILY CROSSWORD Dan~ I . TWOWEIK$? Bedford defeated Portland 1-7 In a Little Soothera Leapt same earller thb week. •·- K-, Paul Smllll aad IJG.III ..,. ... Jeff Morrt8 Jtcbad for .~o'-- win P ..., . ne'rs Ianning four and eight. Proffitt and ' 8t k t 10 d Jked DID rue ou an wa ' for Po•tland. Bedlord•·1 bitters Brickles Stevewere Burson Steve eacl iss a atwo' program ... Rhoda Hall. court's directive of "one man, with a sln~le, Roo Smith tw~ chairman, read artie!"" man Beulah '1\'hlte, """ .. " '" . - • .... 1 15 tic \.: from the Mission magazine con· Hamm and Mrs Charles one vote." single,, Sam Kern a triple an ~ ~I.A~ • ,...... j POMEROY • OHIO cerning the Mather School, one Lewis and Mrs Ben~ett and The resolution was proposed single. and Mike Wihiams • UIIULT,.:~n:;:;"'o and 4 ROOM furmshe. apart· of the missionary concerns of Mrs. Winebren,.",r. by King and Snate Majority home run. . PHONE WY 2-2156 ments. Rowley & Reed Hard· Business Services Real Estate for Sale the llircte. The Iloras Cirle Leader Ted Gray, R-Piqua. For Portland, Harr" had a _.....:.-------·_ ware. 5 11 tic will be in charge ol devotions t "'"'"' . , , 1 ,111 ,.,.,. ·"''"'"" Legislative leaders also re- double and single, Johnson, Wed· - - ---::-::-:--::--- I SMALL APARTloiENT for renL for the B. H. Sauborn Mission· ported that favorable reactions • and J. Johnson, a sing!• Card Of Thanks 127 Butternut Ave. WATER HA!TI.ING day or FOR sALE Ranch . stYle , ary Society meeting in August t1 fOUR R have been received In various each, and Reo Wallbrown, two =-==c-c---c;--c;c-:::::-;f . d tfc mght llOO gallon tank. Reas- house m Syracuse, sax rooms which will be held a! the Mid- [;, f committees In both houses on singles and Chuck Ritchie, P 7 14 WE WISH to thank our nen s onable rates. Will haul any· and bath. Gas heated. storm dleport park for the ennual pic- ;., OU the fair bUll, equal housing and triple. snd neighbors for their kind- FOUR ROOM furnished apart- where. Dale Lee. Racine. doors , and carport. Phone nic. 11 school loundatioo bills. ness snd sympathy during ment. Phone W'i Z.Jti58. Ohio. Phone WI 9-3112, Days W'i 2·2954. 7 21 6tp Mrs. Dana Hamm was nam· I History Recorded the Illness and desth of our 7 14 tfc or WI 9-3043 nights. k Mrs. Jack Hawley !Elizabeth 1 loved husband and father, 7 20 6tc ed boo chairman or was the Moore) is a medical patient at At Scioto Tuesday of bl.rthdayo A report Yearstudy be John E. Batey. thanks for Sale or Rent to those sendingSpecial Dowers and NEIGLER BUILDING Supply ModernHOUSE Ranch FOR StyleSALii Beautiful given· and included those of Mrs. Meigs General hospital where food, the stall of MeigsGen· HOUSE Reedsville, on Rt. 1. Racine Plastic wall tile 14cl toeauon oo top ol omall bill Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Elizabeth she is bemg treated for infec· COLUMBUS tUPI) - Ervin 68 I H Ita! D Butnman per sq'. ft. for bathrooms, facing Stale Highway Garage on Slaven and Mrs. Harry Houda· lion. JeS Ue Samples, veteran barnw driv· era osp ' . r. . ' $ rooms, water in house, gas Route 7 wiib good road 1o mam shell. A card was read from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Riffle open! er from Rockford, Ohio, Tue"' Clarence CurtiS, Ewmg Fu· and electricity. Immediate oc- house builders, aluminum sid· bigbwaY Four bedrooms, living, Mrs. c. H. Wise, Jr. who was Friday in Gallipolis with her Funeral services for Je•s Mas- day night became the first driv· neral Home, Rev. Menzel cupancy. F.. E. Hayman, Sy- ing, kitchen cabinets measur- dJning, family, ,l<itchen. •eak· unable to be present. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. lers, 76, R. D. I, Holmesville, er.in the seven-year history ol Smith, lorpallbearen!d, allthoshe racuse. Tel : WY 2·7889. ed to size of kitchen . laSI play. maad s, utility aod Mrs. Charles White donated Davad McKenzie and family. wbo died Tuesday morning at Scioto Downs to post Iour wIns carmg grave an wo 7 20 6tp 7 17 tfc obop. Three baths. ce• 'mic tile . I " helped 1n any way. Wife, and wall to wall carpet on 12 devotion•, bo<oklets, The Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moot'O his home will be held Thursday in one evening ar.d did it before Edith, daughter, Rachel and HOUSES for sale or Rent: Ja· BULLDOZER WORK wanted. floors. About two.thirda of Secret Place, to be placed m spent Sunday In Marietta. at 2 p.m: <EST) at the Elliott. lhe season'o hargest crowd. son EldoiL 7·21·ltC cob Turner . 144 1\ . 4th St., Farm ponds, grading. Free buuso to paneled in mahogany the Meigs General boSpiUII and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole Hartline Funeral Home at Mil· A total of 8,595 fans were Middleport. Phone WY 2-3681. estimates. SmaD dozer, low and walnut. Air conditioned Veterans Memoraal hospatal. AI and '•mily of '?ledo are visit· lersburg with the Rev. May· packed into the stands as he Notice 7 20 5tp bourly rate. Pbone W'i Z.220B. Large patio and ~oubte carport. the August meeting to be held mg With ber saster, Mr.. and nard Bragg officiating. Burial brought home four winners in LIFE SAVING Course, Royal !Ole On lot 200' • 390 . May be seeo at the home borne of Mrs. Ger· Mrs. Glenn Glsze and family. will be 1n the Prairie Township as m "l starts. the victorie!l in· 7 12 Oak Park, July 26 to Aug. 9, for Sale by appointment only aid Anthony, members are to Mr. and Mrs. Pat Johnson Cemetery eluding the leature race. from 8 • 9:30 a. m. $3.50 per ACCORDIONS, new and used Colt 985-3555 Chester, Ohio bring cookies or fruit fo, shut· and children held a picnic and He: wa; born July 4, IBS9, in Samples, the leading driver at 08 person for two weeks course. wALNUT STEREO, 1965 mod· Expert repairing, tumng, te.. ms . outmg Sunday at Royal k Massillon, the son of the late the track last year, won the Two qualified lnstrocton!. el Thi• set radio equipped. sons. Also lsrge selectioo ot FOR SALE - 90 acres farm, A green snd whale color park. John and Ellen Ulrich Masters, second race with Hardy Junior Thet'811 Crullt · k d tern 4 oew and used pianos org811! five room modern bouse. scheme was carraed out In the Mrs. Earl Davenport and Mrs. but had spent most of his life the fourth with Sunny KIT ' k, the. · spea er soun sys . ' d' · d · nd J C k p k 4 7 20 6tc speed intermixed changer. arJd guitars. ~rge Riddle, plenty wat!'r, free gas, $12,1100 mmg r~m ecorahons a bean Moode wer; an ar e.~ in Holmesville. He had been in sixth behind Invader Wick and r=""""""""""""==""'==-,1 This set sold much higher. Accordion and P1anoiand. William Gainer, Long Bottom, table appomtments. Mrs. Harry ;n ~y an ~cco~pan•. ill heai!P for several years. His the eighth with Ace Admiral. Life Saving Course Take over payments of $5.50 2928 E. 5th Ave., Columbus Ohio. 7 20 31p Hysell was hostess with her B lpy er to. he orne . ·~ first wife, Maude Miller Mas· Ace Admiral came !rom beper month or pay oolance 19, Ohio. Tel CL S.ll93. daughter, Mrs. Charles Lewis e re a er a VISI re. wit ters, preceded him in death in hind to upset pre-race favorite ROYAL OAK PARK duo 18122. Call WY }-1;251556.tc 7 l 30tp , __, . , , , n,lft~t her grandmother, Mrs. Mildred 1937. Also preceding him In Lord Migllt and paid backers , ..,.,., 11 Kt ., 1.. .i!J.. &J& :a nz xu ~Igler and the Davenport tam- death were a son. two Sisters $9.20, $4.80 and $3.20 for hlo CAR WASHED snd vacuum· f : YM· d M C 1 M It 1 1 and one brother. He was s re- first win ol the season. Jet July 26 thru Aug. 9 HALF RUNNER BEANS, P$3.00 ed. Wilson's car wash, 550 POMEROY d- b 2tb storyr brick, aiR OU r. an for rs. ar daa s'oxvisit e t t'ITed 1armer. p n'de retumrn -" $10.20 snd $5. t fl 5 '' Monda several . . from: a bushel. Delivered In om· Page St., Middleport. W'i 2- rooms an a on ITS oor, ! 'th d 1 Y1 M Survivors Include hts Wife, Sea Charm wao worth $4 for 8 am to 9:30 am eroy, Middleport, Friday. Ph. 3715. Open from 8 8 _ m. to second floor unfinishro, can WI ear son an ami y, r. Lorna McCiuggage Masters. show. $3.50 per person wY 2-6412. 7 20 Jtc be converted into 6 or 8 rooms :d Mrs .. Leonard Mattox and 8 daughter, Betty Masters. R. 1 p. m. seven days a week. for 2 weeks courM 5Prestige, $!4.95. - • 6 30 301p suitable for apartments or l.dren Ill Nitro, W. Va. D., Holmesville; a 800 Jerry 825 14 7501 77 Two qualifiod lnstructon 800xl4, Prestige, $19.95. 670x rest home. Has basement, hot Allred Gloeckner of Canton Cmdy Spengler, duaghter of Masters, Pomeroy, minister of HAVE GUESTS Apply: Theron Crui•• 15, $8.95. Newell's Sunoco water heating. $IO.IIOO 00· is spending his vacation with ~· :::/ ~rs. ·t~wood Spengler, the Church Jf Christ; one sis· Recent guesta ef Mr and Chester. tl85-2305. I POMEROY -:- 2 story fi·ame, his mother, Mrs. Jacob Gloeck· en: I m b WI tya.,..ZZII.d party ter. Mrs. Eva Rehelender, Ak· Mr.;. Eugene Forbes wm Mr large meetmg room. katchen, ner and at his farm, on Cherry lngan ' umbererbpar "Gay even· ron; two brothers, William of and Mrs Arthur Zahl 1011. 1 POSITIONS available for A.K.C. roistered Penkinese pupdmmg room and bath on Ridge a orne on rant-st. Canton and Cha 1 0 f Ak . · • clothing Party Plan Demon- pies. Mrs. Woodrow Call, 732 first floor, 5 rooms and hath Mrs·. Cora Bennett of Mid· Guests were Charlotte Reitter ' res ron, Fntzie of Chagrin Falls, 0., ce lor ad- Sycamore St Middleport ,. (up) full basement forced Leob Sebo Pomeroy and RI·ta' and .• grandllon. Mrs. James Kelltl" and Mrs. ., . ' h '. h . f. dleport visited Sunday with Mn. Phillips and, n-th I'· _, Fr~endll may call at the fu. Augusta Fensteranaker and her Strator . Chan vancemenL Fresh Silkl, Ine. 7 21 12tc ot air eatmg.. not ar from 0. B. Elberfeld. The ladi'es "" ~ "' n I h Wed sd ft For information, wrila or 1961 6511 Triumph motorcyclt, courthouse, Priced to sell. . Middleport. er- orne . ne ay a er· grandson. Jamea McClintoc oi call: El~ J. Douglas, Rt. $5 . Go·Kart $50.00. Go-1 ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN have been fraent:s for many Mrs. M. C. Wilsoa Is visiting noon and evenmg. Cleveland. 75 110 3, Coolville, Sales & Service W'i 2-3836 wv 2-3636 years. 1 tJVes ·an Huntrngtoo, · w· Va. ~~========:, Chester NS-2427Ohio, Phone: Karl fr. arne, •• 15110 · · Charies Mrs. E. J. Tracy wao an ov· re.a GaUlpoUs, Ohio, 7 19 3tc ernight guest Monday of Mr. thiS week. Saturday Jaly 17 IIM5 • 7 15 30tp Faulk, Rt. 33 six miles from _,,........,..,=--_.:._-=...:.::.:: Pomeroy. 7 20 3tp eFill Almost Every Car · -- - and Mrs. Chsrles R. Karr Sr. Mrs. Kenneth Byer of Galli· SALES REPOitT of AUTOMOBII.JI: lliSllr8DCI tiND IAN .d Tr ROUSE for sale in Racine. Call M d F ed De polls, spent the weekend at her Oblo Valley Uvestock Co. , eucelledT lAIII flllll apera- ONE p O, 1ocat a1 Har· e ansferable Wben Clarence Roy, WI 9-2Sll. r. an Mrs. r ssauer home 10 Middle t a'a U...t Clll WY Will rlsonville. Ohio. Good comii· You Trade Carl por · HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 23 to 1 13 12to returned home Monday, alter llJIIt tion and tone, $20.110 with a six weeks visit •t Honolulu, 24; 220 to 250 lbs. 23 to 24: We Rep1lr All --------bench. Call SH 2-5243 afterl eGuaranteed 24 months LARGE LOT for sale In Rut- Hawaii. with his son. Wilbur Li<:ht 20 to 24; Fat So••• 16 to , ck •· Ro te or 24,000 miles I D ssa a d fa ·1 18; Stags 12 to 16; Boars 10 to Milk• & Modal• 1 0 c10 • THE HIGH 7 Club' Sta "' u e Most Popular Unit land, on Depot St., facing Rt. e · uer n rna y. 7, two milea IUUib o1 Middle7 20 3tp !24. Phone WY 2.5559. , Mr. and Mn!. Henry Bullard 14; Sows & Pigs 80 to 80 ; Shoats port. Dsncing nightly 9 p. m. TO CLEAN CARPETS better In the U.S.A. • 7 I 12tp of Tampa, Fla. left Tuesday 10 to 20. unUI Z p. DL MUSJc by the we'll loan a Blue Lustre Car· for 8 visit with relatives In CATJ'LE - Steen 14 to 20; Earthquakes. 7 ltc pet Shampooer FREE with 00 ROUSE for sale Laurel Cliff Cleveland, after spending sev· Heifers Baby 18Beef 16 • • 22 12 to 20: 12 the purchase of Blue Lustre • lnotolltcl road, II acre. Phone W'i z. eral days with Mr. and Mrs. to ; Fat Cows to : CanWY :z..225J Help Wanted •• Bak F . ~~ Roy Frecker and other rela· ners 8 to 12; Bulls 12 to 18; Milk 6111 L Mlln lt. ,_, 1 ..,ampoo. er urru ure, C HELP W8Died: Licensed prao- Middleport. 7 20 6tc aeftna $ lives. COLUMBUS !UP!) - For llcal llUI'III for CanDIIn Nun- LIKE NEW Inch G.E. Port· Auto Sales Miss Janice Holter is visit· the first lime In more than 10 12 Jng Home, al Pomoroy, Ohio. able T. V. set for less than , Pomeroy, 0. ing at Cheshire with her grand- years, the state has brought • ••If mother, Mrs. George Thorn!>' charges against an alleged boot· 63 BUIC • k - - $2395 son and attending Bibl~ school. leg strip mine operator. ....,.,...,-=..,--..,..--=--""""" - c hsll price, also 1952 Ford and 1 U. L CIYIIIorVIco Toslll 1955 Dodge <good tires). Make JOIN 11IE AAA. Be protected LeSabre V8 2 dr. Hard Top, Mr. •nd Mrs. Harry Kenna Robert Teater. assistant nat· __ .., · .... offer. Call 667-3866 after 4 P· on Road-bond and ;rip serv· Only 27,867 ens.v mil••· Like of Rosev 111 e and Mrs. Ch ar 1es oral resourceo director, today 11 lbab ,.., lllOI'I tee . Call or eonta~t· ..,..... '" "'"'taoan. ~· _ . . . , m. · · E· M. new. Autom~ti(! ~hift . Baum and Mrs. Harold New· announced the arrest of Andy "":= 7 19 3te Burton, 578 Broadway St., 62 Olds _ _ $2195 land aud children of Chester, Massimino of Maynard 1n Bel""" ,. ....,.........,.,...... ONE John Deere B tractor good Middleport, Ohio. ., 98 ,. 4 dr. Hard Top. 23 ,933 Yisited Sunday evening with Mr . mnnt County for failure to s.,. 1• condi'"on, u *"95 .,... .. Henry Elias, G 25 30tp careful miles. Shows tendt-r and M•"· E:.. J · H'll cure 1 license to operate a Wt'lte ~ eMU aam•. lld4..- • • .....,... ......... ,.,._ Phone New Haven 882·2953. AUcnONEER care. Full' equipped. Michael Jones of Columbw strip mine . Complete Service o.u, ......... • "'· """' H9-3tc · spending a couple of days Massimino Is free 011 $5,000 Wanted To Buy PEACHES, now picking early Crltt Bradford aettnars with his grandparents. Mr. and bond and is sch.duled for a ONE GOOD COON DOG. Trash Rod Free, Red Haven, Sun Write. l'rolle • Contact Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. hearing July 29 before Belmont broke. Phone 7711-5578, Mason, Haven: othen! to follow : al· A. C. BRADI"'BD Pomoroy, Ohio Miss Carol Hill Is spending County Judge Paul Ochsenbein. w. va. 7 21 6tp so apples. Open Daily and Racllle, Ohio a lew days with Mr. and Mrs. He allegedly operated an Sunday Wei!J Orchard, I I tic 1956 FORD, 4 • door hardtop, C. K. Nease and family. illegal strip mine In Colerain ... u ' left h'Is morn- Twp., Belmnnt County, from GIN. SENG, Yellow root, wild WI'Ik-~'le. 7 J•• Ifc Am CONDITIONING Refrlger- stan dard transm<Ss Ion. Good ·Mrs · E· J · H'll gmger, root seng, Good, $18 · f · t per lb. Seng, average, $ per SEWING machines, repair ...,. ation oervlee. Jack's Refrlg- condition, $175.00. Phone WY· mg or a visa w1tb re Ialives in April 1 to July 6 of this year, 20 poand. Seng, Choice, $ per Yice, all mskea. WY Z.22M. tn!tlon, New Raven, Phone 2-6658. 7 20 6tc Columbus. the affidavit filed by Irving 1. 22 pound. Yellor root good $150 The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . TU Z.3537. f _I__ tic_ 19113 FORD Galaxie 500-:--R&H Dickman claimed. Dickman per lb. Yellow root, choice, Authrotzed Smger Sales and 1ar1 Gnleoer, PJwmb!Da IIIII automatic transmission. pow· 111 n. Waylarul p heads the state Forestry and $17$ per lb. Wild Ginger, 00c Servace. il 29 tfe Reallna er steering. Owner deceased. Card Club HoltRII Reclamation Division. per lb. William Bailey, P.O. DON'T PUMP you Sluggtsb sop. Mlaenvflle, 011» Phone: WY 2·2354. Mrs. Gary Wayland entertainBox If, Olive St., Reedsville, tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII End your sewer lrOObiH 4 cfr. CELEBRITY superSa ed her card club Monday eve- In ADDITIONAL NAMES We bave aD 11u1 the list of those attendln• Oldsmobile. good tires. all mng at her home. Guesll were the picnic ol the Rock Sprlngl• 1 21 61 c oeptlc tank cleaner. LandObi o. Sewer MJehbw PPOA 14n Af<TIQUE Furniture, dishes. mark Farm Bureau. ReiiiGII8ble RaiN new brakes, radio, power Nancy Moore, !lonnie Hubbard, Better Health club, tht namet miscell8De0Us. Call or write: 2 1! lie CaD W'l! Z..Zflf Day or Ntcbl brakes, power steering, by- Elsie Haddox, Frances Dray, ol Mrs. Hugh Bearha, Mrs. 11. Mnl. Boward Cecil, 800 W. MOBILE Home, 1957 Skyliner 7 21 tfc dromatic transmission new Emma MoodiSpaugh, Betty Fred Goegleln and Mrs. W. A. Main St. Pomeroy 48 x 8 2 bedroom good condl - - \ springs. One of the cleanest ISmith, Kathryn Clonch, Morgan wert unintentionally • lap 0 I I a-.-liP a1 ' · • · BEATING PlamblDC. MMIIer cars in Pomeroy. Call Walter :Carolyn Clonch, Erma Hend· omitted. ·a _.... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _e;_:29;_:U_c lion. Mr. Reed, Reedsville. Faraa~. Amold Brolben, Grueser. WY z- 3230. Prl·e 1racks and Pat Johnson. ==-=---=-~~ Jnsur1nce Ohio. Pbone 667-6338. r;.2fi..30tp Ill l!asl MaiD 8trMI. Pom-1 $!095. Actual mileage lJ.uuu. [ Refreshments were servsl FAIRFIEW STATION I'Ht "1'0 Copym Son! eop. ONE NEW blacksaddle: ~:00. eroy. l'bo118 Wli z.utl, 7 :1.0 6tp ~orang. Lhe evemng. Followtllfl TUesday temperatures - high . . . . a 1 1"n. - ' ', de oil ..... , ce. Call WI lf.3211. 6 17 6t.c 7 " de [mlermissaon of play the birth· 82, low 4~. Wednesday reading llaltl ...., fl.h ,... ..,.... papers. ·- Tile Ramllltr day of Mrs. Wayland WBB of>. - til at 10:30 a.m. 1eo rna ........ 1 . . . . . btrtb reeonls and almost 1111J S BEDROOM HOME. Melvin Real Est1te for Sale World Standard ol Cumpacl '•en•ed and she received gi!rs 1 ,::;;;;;====;;;;;;==;;;;;;:,1 olher doeumen... Little, Cheshire, Ohio. HOUSE FOR SALE In BradExcelle]and cards. Cake ana· Ice cream Reuter ~ Pa IUIJ 7 17 6tp bury. six rooms. storage [ Bll car ..,.m, rldo ml ,.,.. were served to the guests. ......... '1 '5 Livestock room . bath. laundry room , J.,.auce. Small eor .-omy I f tic: 5 ____F_or_Rent_____ water under ,rr.eSBure, two and IIIUIIIll'lbDIIJ AOOPT DAUGHTER ' Your Dependable 10 HEADS stock cattle. Tbor· ciSterns, outbUI!dmgs, gar· 1 8oe Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jones of . ... Dealer for APARTMENT FOR RENT. Af. uughbred Herefords, including age, l acre ground, S. D. llletropollla !llllhln Bepre announce the adoption ' so trailer apace. Good kJca. registered Hereford bull. 3 Buskirk. Rt. I, Middleport. E. illllln Streel. Pomeroy o! 8 baby daughter, Belly Annlion. Call Waller Croou, W'i years old. Walter Wdsoo, WY I 7 21 3tp Pbolle W'l! Wl1t elte born May 14th. Grandpar·l 1 12 ll_c , ents are Mr. and Mn. Eugene AND 7 20 3tc _ _1-3631. 8 10 de Z..7028. I TWO HOUSES for sale. One !> ·•,·' . J '• UNFURNlSHED 1 1110111, llalb, ORSALE - 3 cows and 2 rooms and bath, 1'1• aere.· F·85 Oldsmobile, 19113 two-door [Forbes, Pom•roy, snd Mr I ';It •.'10 "''' . MI,PDLIJORT, 0. •• , Ullll!J room, Dk!e yud. Polld beifero, f/50.110. All bred. One 5- rooms, 5 acres. Can · Cutlass. New tires, excellent [ and Mrs. Frank Jones of Shade,. Lane, LiDCOID Heights, Pb. D. A. Milan, Rt. 1, Lansgville be bought on contract. WY 2-ll ahape Sl,BOO. •Call !lob ·Ash· , 0. They also have a three-y~ar.. W'i 2-3874. • It Ue Pb. ill Z.5757. 7 :Ill lip tall. 7 21 3tp lef WY·Z.2835. 7-i!Hltp old son, Todd Michael ___ ...._ _ _w_v.•t-u_!ID_ _,. I~. \,' .,_ f "I'• .I . . -· . ' ' .:""'sou~ te .,.. ~ .Lit••t. ..,. P. -"' IL ....., laam. ~ .. Monday '!'lira Friday 6:00 Sign On 6:01H5 Musical Clock 7 '' Bo Stlll ,. Know 7:02·30 News 7:45 / lrst Bnptlsl Church 8:110 Ohio Valley News 9:00 Talk of tbe Town 9:55 Public Servlcr Show 10:15 Church ol Christ •• · '.atchstrir ~ ".,. ..,, I " II :Oil Morning Melodies, lion. tbru. Wed. " '> ChJrcll Bel ' Rltll Fri. II - Worl• News ' ··20 Evans r •lletln Boo 12:~5 N•ws ') gr,12:•n Aerlcull"-e Poograml 12:0 Co·mtry Gr Round 1:15 New. But 2:110 Count·y Go·Round N : News Beat 3:00 V' · ·"•ttne. 3:55 News Be t 4:00 Disclng .V'l.I Dosa 4 30 'nterchangt ••·. 110 c-~ ~.unr·· Ne"" 5:16 Bob Naul Sporb Salute Frt•·....,.. 5·30 Sunset Boulevard • ·. '-' w Off The Air 8ahu'llaJ 6·110 Sign On &:00.15 Music•' Clock 7:0u le 8tlD and Know 7:1TJ.30 News 7:29 Time & Temperatu?• 7:10 Musical Clock 7:46 ~~ Be"''" Church ""'' •-· 8:00 Ob!o Valley Newa lolnslcal Clod: a·n 9:110 lll~h School Hit Parade 10:30 Sot11 & Story '1'11111 10.46 The Golder Key 11:00 Democratic LtgiBI•tuN 11:11 Musl •·al Interlude 11:30 Rtpubllc&l Le&lilaturt 11·15 Waite. •!oeUer Report 11:51 ~cal Interlude 12:00 Local 11 01Iio .News 12:20 Evans Br , Board 12:'.5 Newa 0 Grlllll 12:30 Saturday Motlneo 4:00 Disclllb w!tb Do.. f:30 Top Ten Rovue 1:00 Saturday Newa Surnm•llJI 5:15 Mwical Inttrlude li:30 Community Cboin &:110 Dance Party 1:00 Off Tha Air Suday 7:i9 Sign Ou 8:110 .,.e SinginC Preacher 8:15 1\ Jv·• Rep . l::o Clmrch r · Christ h . "luslc: T•' '"Ide IO ••J F' ·t Bartiat Church 11:30 Children's,..... Chapel 11:1· Sund•y New• Sf*lal 12 00 1 : 'ws Report 12:15 ,;;p!leopal l:"nrob 12 45 rtl'olic lnfono&L4 1:110 Church o1 God ...1 11!1 I''" fl>Bj Call ·· 2:110 Old l:l'o!kr Hour S:IIO HJIIUII from HarAI·• 3:16 Sunday Showeue....,. S·46 Pu...c Serr!, . Show 1:•• gao 1111 Peradt S:IIO City • , .... 's .Rr ... 1:11 gao Hit Parade • 8:10 Off The •ir ______:..:..:.:...::..;;::_, ;;-=:: MIGHT 6AV SO I GINCE I GREW UP' "r~ 19. YOU'Qe.' THE FII!QT ONi TO ~ THAT QUE\ITKX'I! !!l!£i '? 01-1 , I DUNNO f I'VE SOIIT 0 ' KNOCKED Ai<OLif'ID 1 '!OU JU'3T REMIND ME ~IC. CITY CJPS I\It, ~NOWN, o• ll<lME POLlet: ~. I MEAN! •tOP• '6Uil'!l Mi ANNIE!~' YOO i(AIQW, FOR A Kill. -.lou PAY A~fl;H'flON AND DON'T !:!!!!§ MUCiif �\ .) J, I.,, '' ' 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 21, 1965 '" Recent Bride Is Honored With Shower •' son as hostess. . Tht: met>tmg was vpent'~d With Prayer led bv saroh f ow ter. " o~..,. ..s. entJtlt>d The ~~ ot Prdyer ,, Wt'rt' g1ven bv Elo. '. k , [L h ld Jo Jn!=;on. e r prize wa rneelmg . A ca t> " 8 11 was e 1awardPd lo Mrs Evelyn Nich· and the rake baked by Mrs. · · Knit Sport Shirts Alter the guest of honor had Wayne rmce o ng o om o ened the gins refreshmests Recorded mu!'ic was olayt"d by 1 P . . ' · C . d re of ." lw1rhes . punch, and mmts \ Mrs .asr1 an games we ed 1 th invited p , 1 Lo B It , . 1St> Wilson enjoYed during the allernoon wert> serv ~ e Dur•ng lht busi ness mt:eting, and light refreshments were : gue!'ts . A!lendmR w~re Mrs. a •et ·well card w"' signed by d ' Betty Smoth, Mrs. Rochard Hot' Chapman • the• mrmbers to be se nt " O<li·',serve . va II er , Mrs. Marm 1 1 sy Bing. Bonme ~oone dtsmiss- 1 ed the rneetrng with P""'" 0 o# A Council Tht' program , ''The LeSSUil or lhe Sand Dollar ," wa> given bv ' Names Term K tie Anthony alter which a: d:ssert C<Jurse w•s served oy l Committees the hostess lo sarah Fow ler ., Peggy McKinney, Mrs. mcKonney, Mrs. Betty M~s . SPORT SHIRTS WORK SHIRTS DRESS SlACKS Sizes 6 tn 18. In thia group are Ja:c shirts. button down lv)l shirts and rPgu. lar widr.,prtact collar shirts. Your choice Thur• day , Friday, Saturday. Our regular $I 69 Shirts Long sleeves, double · shoulder triple stitched, twr button thru pockets, fine yar~ blue chamhray, sizes 141f.a to 17. Summer weights and year round weigbto. Most all wash 'n wear fabrics. Siz· eo 29 to 50 watst oaltered I [Pnrlls 11 jl)t>tlllt 11 Hrotllf'r in f JTI P•l Mono Short Sltt¥e Brenda Chapman, Mrs. Gary Wayland, Mrs. Joe Moodispaugh Mrss .ludJ' Righthouse, Mrs. Carol Morris, Mrs. Walter Mor- Mabe\ Bearhs, Adria Sayre, ris anl1 the- honored guest.. Mrs. I Marguerite Durst and Rhena'IGeorge Haddox. Mrs. Smith was by Mrs. Morris , Mrs. Mrs. G. L. Mtrh(lel ~a" f£>- ed m di stress having lost hu~- Goodmte and Mrs. Haddox. ceived word ol !he death ol her I hand hv de ath and flowf'rs wPre Sending gifts were Mrs. Thorn· brother. Paul Atkinson, who I sent · as Manual, Mrs. Margie Carl· passed awa~· in a hosp ital in : A note of thanks was read wright . Mr~. Eldon Morris, Mrs. Spokrme. Wash. ,' from Gle~dys Cm•klt>r lor cards , Marg:=~rel. ~1arfin. Mrs. F. L. Mr and Mrs. Mid lHPI visilf'd .,en! t1er while hm:;pitalizPd. M:+ i l.itl.lt>, Mrs. Donald Collins, Mrs. her brothers al Spokane last , rie Hauck . rounri l deputy, Jn- Nancy Heaver, Mrs. Jessie Se~tem~er . ~r. A!.klnson has 'l stalled Lo!tit> Cohe~. a~ junior Carlwright, Mrs. Wanda Roush, VIS!Ied m Metgs county se-veral past councilor and c ora Beegle Mrs. Glenn Cartwr1ght. t1mes and Mrs. Mkhllel carP( as trusl.et>. Flora Bailey, Mrs. Eulah for ht:>r motllt'r. Ellen Atkinson , i Named on eomrnittef's by , cis. Mrs. Mary Buck, Mrs. Non19 years , cmd her brothers and Mrs. Stahl wrre Nellie Hayes, 1ga Roberts. Mrs. James sister visited their mother. ~ev- j Carrie Meinhl'lrt and _Eva Des·[ sh~r, Mrs .. Esther Wirght,. M~. era! times. P:IUI has VISited saufr kitchen : rarrJe Neuls· Lot s Harns, Mrs. Marg1e Ohhere twice in n•cent years. ling. Cora Beegle and Lot t ver , Miss Mary Baird and Mrs.. He was a rP!Ired employee Coht-n, dining room ; F..dna Rei· I EIIPn Ebersbach. 1 of Ka1ser Aluminum at Mead. bel and Winonl Cook. flag ; 1 Washington and a veteran or bearers ; Elizabeth f'ampbeJI. r \. • World War I. , flowers: Winona Coo k and Eva ~entor Olf Hr INI\!t> S two ~ i <; fen . Mrs. ; De.>~saurer . orpt1ans and homt> ; I p~ I SPORT SHIRTS For this mens and boys wear salE". Your rholePany 1 95 Short SIPeve Sporl Shirt. Si7.fl.!l Rmall. medium. large, E'"Xtra laree 51.50 Boys Walk Shorts WALK SHORTS All wast! 'n wf'ar fabric•. Solid ("Oior9 and plaidl. Sizts from 8 to 18. Not every size In eyery color. Solids and stripes. Our $1.95 Boys Welk Shorts . . . . Sele $1.66 Our $2.49 Boys Welk Shorts . , . , Selo $1.16 Little Boys FOR THIS SALE! YOUR CHOICE Any Mens Lee or Ctrhtrft CAPS i: I Ch . • H /d Michael and Mrs. P. W. Pow- . and Elizabeth Cempbell and i tr;;;ntC e ers ot OttP.r Mnnl. :.md ant• br(l-- . Lillie Haurk . way s and means. Af Royal Oak ther, Stephen. ot Sroka ne , and . 'I Shirt & Short Sets 69t WORK CAPS 2 for 5P 0 Mon'o $1.50 ond 2.00 NECK TIES Bays $1.69 Short S"'••• A nallonally known brand you 'll rfoognize when vou SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 8 to 16. Just see these ties. Smart oat· 64 shirts in this group on sale Thursday, Friday and terns in the new narrow shaJ>N. Save Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Saturday $1.00 I se~·eral niecrs and nephews. ;.....-------......:.--..,, JOF Class of the Middleport First Unrt· Ied Presbyterian Church held a SEMI • ANNUAL Annual picnic and outing at Royal Oak Park Sunday afternooon. Mrs. PICniC Paul Haptonstall and Mrs. Lil· The JOF class of the United lllan Steil! were co-chairmen Methodist Church held its an-I the event. ENDS SATURDAY ' nual picnic on the spacious lawn Allending were Mr. and Mrs. \ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapt.onstall and children, Still Many Borgainsl Charles R. Karr, Sr., Naylor's Edith and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. I Run Hill, Monday evening. Rrchard Owens and children, A polluck dinner was served Linda and Pat, Lillian Steiff, Middleport, 0. at 6:30 p m. with the Rev. C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp, ;:::::~ I Melvin Alkire asking grace. Pam Kessinger and the Rev. • - Members and guests were seat- Howard Ruppel!. ed at tables with white cov- Contributing to the picnic ' Holds , , . 0 utdoor SALE 51.00 Members of the senior choir j I BOYS SHIRT and SLACK SETS THE SHOE BOX j MEIGS THEATRE er !!md centered with arrange- were Seren Lewis, Lewis Sau- Pomero,. OtM ment• of flowers. er, Roy Coleman, AI Leonard, Attending were Mrs. V. D. Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Rue TuckTONIGHT & THURSDAY Edwards. Mrs. George Heines, erman, Carolyn Russell, Floyd , NOT OPEN Mrs. Marie Chapman, Mrs. Carmack and Kathy Lacey. Everett Thomas, R~v . and Mrs. FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Alkire. Mr. and Mrs. H. 1':. Family Gathering JULY 23-27 Cooper, Mr . and Mrs. Benton H ld F k WALl DISNEY'$ "CtNDiRELLA" I Ponn, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. e at rec en - Technicolor , .led Webster, Sr, Mrs. Alonzo A lamily gathering was netrd II Laughter! l\tusi~ 1 Ma gic! Custer, Mrs E. .1. Tracy, Mrs. Saturday evenrng at the Cartoon Favorilt> ~ IGerald Wildermuth Miss of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frecker, WALl DISNEY'S Grace Campbell, Mrs. ' Antone Pine Grove. "TATTOED POLICI HORSE" Lucke. Mrs. Hugh Lane, Mrs. Homemade Ice cream - TechnicolorLucille B. Hawkins. Mr. and cake were served to Mr. Sandy Sanders-Shirlry Skiles 'Mrs._ Henry Bullard of 1'o.nno Chas. Seel. See: ThP raee 1Mrs. Karr and guests, Mrs. between rotting hor~t and Heines and granddaughter, Kim- Fla ., Mr. and Mrs. _Raymor•d Model T rord berlv Grueser and Mrs. Frank Frecker, Tuppers Plaons: Mrs. 41oo Dlonoy Cortoono Stewart Homer Holter aftd Mr. and Mrs. '~!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!""""""""".!!.:=:.:::.::..·_____ _ Roy Holter and Janice, Alan, Ann and Eddie, Chester Road; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Starcher and daughter, Flatwoods: Mr. and Mrs. !'reeker daulfhter JoAnn and son, Ja;.es, 1 1 THE LOOK FOR Kessinger, Lancaster. TEEN MEN You'll like the Rooftop's finely chiseled center crease ... the mark of a TEEN MAN who dares to be dif- ferent. Buy your Roof· tops today and set the pace for the gang. nation•lly adwrtlstd in VISITS REPORTED Sheryl Johnson, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Chester .Jot-.n""., Center, visiled for 1 week with Joyce Kessinger, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Leroy ~ $9.99 Pam Kessinger, also the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kessinger, acr<Jmpanoed Sheryl to h e r home in Salem Center. Pam taler came to Pomeroy for a week's visit visit with Linda , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens. ANNOUNCE RI':UNION The 24th annual McElroy re- ' union will be held at Portland park, Sunday, August 1. A ba.. ket dinner will be served at noon. All relatives are Invited to attend. Salt 52.00 Little Boys Short SlttYI KNIT SPORT SHIRTS tOO% AcrUan Acrylic !mils and 100% cotton knits. Cute syle11. Sites 3 to 7. Jleiular $1.69 and $1.95 shirts. Solo $1.39 Triple stitched. Sturdily made for Jane. comfort able wear. Sanforized shrunk. $2.48 Tbese Blll are our Yank Work DunlareelMon's $3.49 Plnchock EVERYDAY TROUSERS Sizes 2Q to 42 and extra large sl..., 44 to 50. San· forized ohrunk, Wide bell loops. Stron1 seams. Thursday, Friday, Satur· day- Sale $3.15 iles fron: hina Bor er KNIT SPORT SHIRTS ...... , ... .. .... · - · $1.35 Sale! Mens $3.95 Short SIMve Benton SPORT SHIRTS, Just 25 to soli . . ......... $2.50 Solei 23 Mons $6.95 Short SIMvo Banton SPORT SHIRTS, solid colors . , . ...... Sale $4.00 Salol hyo $1.95 - · 2.95 SWIM TRUNKS Reaular M.nd extra lara:e aize1. Boxer style and two way stretch types. Sale Price SWIM TRUNKS In oizeo e to 18, Boxer styles. Stretch otyles. Tburoday, friday, Satur· day, ~.00 Sale I Boys Knit Briefs A weU known brand. Sizes 4 to 20. Double panel seat. lolo TONIGHT PAMIL Y NIGHT Sizes 4 to 20. Cut full, reinforced neck -a11CI- 2 RHIIpoclol Pluo Coman Cornl¥11 2 for Cholco Thto Solo_ 56.00 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALII Mono $2.95 Short Sloo.. SPORT SHIRTS An excetlent l~Oiid includin& colors, check!!, plaids Knit wrl!!t. Canvas back. Thursday, Friday, Satur· Small lots, Sizes 2 to 7 Regular $1.39 Shirts Sato JIM JOHNSON M G 52.00 0 LIHio Boyo Sizes 3 to 7. Wuh 'n wear fabrics. Boxer waJst and bell.ed styles. Solid colon. SLACKS . . Solo $1.69 Thursdoy, Friday, Saturday 51lo SLACKS .. Salo $2.19 Mons Bit Yenk Work Uniforms ltltlo Boys $1.00 Sale of $3.95 Melli Work PAJAMAS PLAY SHORTS Set includes 1 obon oieeve eoottop - 1 polr of Iolii! lei panta and 1 pair of oleep oborll. Sl!lo B oDd C. Solei S..rsuckers and twllll. 52.50 I ~ eodJ Item oeporote. Ponto lor $3.50 end Shlrh lor 2JO. DRESS SHIRTS Neck sizes 141f.a to 17 In 100% cotton shirts and the popular 65% Dacron Polyester 35% Cotton Shirts. Smart looking, comfortable, easy to wash IDd iron. ~.66 bUy MENS T-SHIRTS Made with reinforced neck. Generous cut for complete comfort. Size. I!Dall, medium, large, extra large, floor. 1bere are many, many samples of the best known carpet fiben. You will lind tbe color you want to 10 with your color ocheme. U you are conoid· erlng carpet In !be faluN stop In and talk it onr KNIT BRIEFS Double panel seat, comfortsble, long Vlslt t b e drapery department oil the 2nd floor. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, are the last 3 days of our 20% Discount Sale of Custom Made Draperies. Bring In your measurements, also save on our sale of dress material, An· other big shipment of the Log cabin Rugs and also the new line of oval Braided Rugs ln all slzea. carpet mecbani... SPORT SHIRTS wearing. Sizes 28 to 50, For thilule lor They can help you wltb your problema. Whether It is lor your h0111eln your dlur<b. your o ce or ochool, we bave the ..rpet for the job, No job lo too big for our experleneed Durlnt Thlo Salt Yov Con Buy Any MIM $2,95 Short Sloovo Knlltod Solei Men' Famovo Brand In slzel medium, Iorge and e.tn 1arp far omal~ ~.00 · $2·45 New Fall Merchandise The new fall selection of Mens Shirts, Boys Shirtl Mens Jacketl - Boys Jackets - Trollllel'l for Men and Boys are arriving every day. If you don't aee the Item• .you want In the mens and boys department, ask any of the salespeople. ChiiiiCel are we have It, ready for sale. Now II a &OOd ~ . to select IChool clothea for boYJ and YOUJI8 men. You 11et the best selection. SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Dorlo Day AIR CONDITIONJD James Garnn (Color) -andMITOf' TRAIN :142" JoN terror SoaD FIJDa ' ~~ndw~uff=ra~ 3l I I ' 1 Situation in 5 Viet Nam mav D} C e ay ongress w: c:.: ~~;1 RU...~ No ~ VIet Nllm toto 1 try c41ienm·fu'~J:eb, • . 1nm11~the~nl~;::;[ today. ~~:d,laid,1~~ .,_. IGok the 18;;;:"" It' offj~uha~'/:' 1111111 Mansfreld, in a otalement late Wednesday, reviewed what be lbe "grim facts" ol the Nam conflict, Re warned .the war "may go on for four or live or ovell len yel!l." New Haven; Ruth Ruuyoa, ~ enville; Paul ~. Pomeroy; Carrie Reilmlre, Pomeroy; Glady• 'l'uckermaD, "-'tty; Helen Swartz, Coolville; Ruth CUndiff, Syracuse. ~In-s!, ' tonllht. Also, lt. to postpone the e I u . 'AuguJt. lJa!e will annolmqo NOW YOU KNOW M • JO I Aecldenll eallled ~ six 'I' T Fo ... "every Ill ...... In tile eet In ourney rna llllfoll dm1a( liM, ...,ordhla to 111e U.S. Deplrtmm of Healtlo, MASON - 'Moe Pl. Pleasant Bowles' two bagger In the f1rst &1-d• uo1 Wellan. Mercllanto and Modem Wood· Inning highllghled a lbree-blt mat1 lll&llraace ol Parkersburg attack coupled with a sacrifice Era will meet IDDighl In the llanls Oy that netted u- two of the lleDd Soltbsll Toumament nma. Sees New memben 0 PolitJ.CJoan the w elose ol lhe by meelb!l. Joueols.for the luncheOn at Federated cllurdl were WASHINGTON atlon Is not hopeleas at aU." l.uderman, JaekiQh, mer Mlululppl politician, ,Berger aald Wfllllneoday Jaet Carsey, and Bob liowe, from bll Nalcbes home his exile from Mlsslalppl ChliUcolbe, ol AI Leonard. Ku Klux Klan haraasment, last summer, fllkorlly Tile • club agreed to ·a "new day" Is retumetl from tilt chairs for !be Wind bis Illite wbell race Uc national convmtlon at wa~. tllat jCOI!Ctri.:S~pe:.,\:U. ,1]!liJ inerUZii':metii, -~ 8 Need License To Hunt Frogs Or Turtles Reynold; Pomeroy LI'ons lllvocates were • wearlnf; -- ' sex perverts. 'Clarence Struble Day' was ROVING! served Wednesday by tbe eroy Lions club. 8 Mr. Struble, a charter · Amllassstlpr W. -'t;,Harrclalolmail's Ialka with S ber ol the club, who ls in 110 '!I bave produeed health. was visited at hlo rsrn:· -:·and = Strub}e Day , Observed by July 22-23 •MOYI OYER DARLING" 143 H Sbootmg Op SC 00I '" Thur..l'rl. 1118)'...,. -~ :~er::. ::foe a~~: Nephelf'D."ei p ~aiUII - * * * ATHENS IUPI) - The Gr10k government put the erlllld 11rvl- on •n alll'l stendby todl)' In fMr ef new ond Communist-inspired rlob. Eight houn ef , ... bodies afler the raid. ing endlcl Nrly todey with lllaoolt OM dlld, 'CI,IW ... Seorch, Deslroy Mlaotoa On the ground, Vielnamese jurlcl and nNrly 300 in jail. Dlfll111 Mlnlltw Slali:.w Kistopolous summonad the various llrvlce - • ~ lroo~' on a search and destroy en to In afternoon melting and nformlcl them "- W mission in Quq Tin Province recoiYed "information thet the Communiatl 350 miles northeast of Saigon new riot1." reported killing 26 Viet Colli At tho same time, 'Public Order Mlnllflr AdRI. • • and capturing 15 othen, Gov- Toumba loid tho Communlsto, who polllcl 14 f!'l' .... ermoeot casualties were de- of the vDI" In the lalt election, and oultltl i<111!1i., scribed as "light" George Popendreou Wlrl directly Nlponslble fiJr the • -·--n"" rloll. Thero have been dlsturben- lhrougMut Gl'jiUi since 25-year old King Constentlne fired 77 ~ ,,. Pepondroou end r•placlcl him with George Athanm'• Injured dls-Novo1, In Route WORLD for Excellent Valu01 Ia Carpet Visit Elberletdl Carpet Dept. on the 3rd witb our carpet salesmen. Salol Pamous Brand Air Force ptlot was kllled todsy when hi• jet lighter .. to Chu Lai aintrip near Da Nang, Capt. Thales A. Derrick ol Salt Lake City, Utah, new one of the raid& against a guerrilla encampment 150 miles south of bm osplla 0 A $6.00 a suit Mens $2.95 Short Sleeve 3 'o or } at ond dark crey. .." 88c 101 Trousers in sizes 2l1 to and $2.95 Men.o Work Shirll In sizes 14 \!o to 20. Tan, silver grey, Sizeo 3 to 7. enera ''Over 50 per cent of lhe tar- get was burnin8 when we left," Derrick salt!. Aerial ohserven reporled trigbHng 16 £Uerrlllo M $2.95 Boys $7.00 Mlns$3.95 3 PIECE SETS IH . I N Admi • 16 0 $1.95 Boyo Waler repellent. Black or tan. Raglan shoulders for comfortable lit. Sizes 38 to 46. previous attack. Bomb Army Barrecta Eight American planes today bombed the North Vietnamese anny barracks at Dong Cao Tbon 60 miles north of the 17th parallel border with South Viet Nam, destroyln( 20 buildings. In the south, the spokesman sold U.S. Navy and Air Force planeo Oew more than 280 strikes against Communist COLUMBUS (UPI) - The_ "fair housing" passed Accident Witnesses End Testimony .93-31 Wednesday by the Ohio House of Repr~sentatlves fl_.~mn. oys ew mstrator and returned to the Senate for concu~enae Ql amend· Four persons were injured In t ments would have far-reachmg affectl m the real estate a one-car accident on Roule 14.1 In Brown's Assault Case Jim Johnson, 226 S. Third , Middleport, has been bustness. . , . . . . near Harrisonvllle Wednesday CLEVELAND (UP!) - Testimony ended today In employed as the administrator of Meigs General hospit· Sponsors of thP. blll estimate that 1.2 oru~on ensting night. the assault and battery trial of Cleveland Browns full. alln Pomeroy, the board of directors have announced. umts would be covered by !h.!_measure, which would af. Brought to Veterans Memorial back Jim Brown with the football player undergoing 40 '· Mr. Johnson formerly served as general agent for one half of all rental hospllal were James. Donald minutes of crosB-examination. the Johnson-Simpson insurance agency in Middleport. sales each year. would not be covered. omes are Johnson, 16, Rt. I, Moddleport, Brown denied all of 18-year-old Brenda Ayres' aeHe had been with that firm · Here are some of the things The bill Would cover oale of driver of the wrecked c a r: cusations that he slapped and beat her during an all· for several years. her of the Middleport • bill would do : newly constructed homes and d James ~berman Juhnson, _42, night date at a motel June ; 1'l native of Gallipolis, John- roy Rotary club Is active . -Outlaw restrictive cove- apartments, sale or rental of pene tO Rt. 1, Middleport; Della Phillips 20. Minor had him move llowly 0 son' is a 1953 graduale ol Galli a American Cance; Societ nants. That is, agreements be- ho~~ ~ aparlmen':n:"t occ~ 83, salem St. Rutland, and Mrs. Assistant Police Prosecutor aloJII in front of the jiii'OI'I, bll Acallemy High school. He at· y tween a purchaser amf a seller pie Y • 0 '!""r• aale o • Daryl Johnson, 37, Rt. I Mid- Albert Corsi asked the football hands outstretcloed. . . . Ohio University lor 31> and attends the Church of that the housing wuld not be owner • occupoed dwellings of USIClaDS dleport. star, "Did you lay a finger on "Hold them up so IIIey yean and Rio Grande College In Middleport. Johnson and to f artl lbree or more umiJ. Sheriff Robert C. llartenbacb her'" see your nails " Minor ..... , • person ° a P • id three of lbe · 'uretl · ' · 88 10 lor ol!e semesler. Mr. Johnson wile, the former Nncy cular color,.. creed. Sixteen borneo of lhe Pomel ~r· ''No," Brown replied to him \ "and move slowly." l!lso ~ed two years In the Ings of Middleport, have -Ban "block-busting" ,.... Policeman, roy • Middleport area will be ~·· were taken to the hospital and a jury ol seven women and :itepplng back on tht lland ., ll. S. Army. children, Kimberly Sue, 4, lices. The practice Involves lhe opened to memben of the A· Y P=r~ ~er~e~'Y squad- five men. Brown was asked, "Ia the cooJ t . Johioson, 211·11·41 -mern· Jeffrey Allen, ageS. purchaaa of a borne 1n an all· merlcanWindSymphonyom.mend OUrl Y private Rebultal Wilaeues dllion of your hands tqday lbe -; · •• .. whl~ neighborhood by • realtor, · Ira for odglftJ loftl8ht and FiJ. .. •· . ,_ . .ured Three rebuUal wltnws01 were same u It was ... JUlie rw• • ..oot ser10111., IDJ was recalled broefly · he'.ore th e worn- M'onor· ........ _......, . ..,...who then jacks up lhe price · • ,.._ -r' orneroy to and sells it to 1 Negro witb The ll)llllphony is to perform an Judge began tliscussiont with Brown aaid yes, IIIII Minor 0 the aim of causing other owners Jn at _7 p.m. today and at_ I p.m. lions. The driver of lhe wrecked lawyers about ciosrng argo- asked hlm w~. Brown ..Wled in the area to sell out cheaply Friday from ots barge loed at hd 1 Mr hiJ. ments. and replied, 1 guess f ltaDdle h en S -Ban discrimination in lend: BALTIMORE (UP!) _ A ~omeroy boat Iandini There ~ar a hipmnor bcurulseto, ~- Jp S Defense Counsel Norman Mi- the football more than an~ • . • LS no admlssion charge. The con- lpa 1 · · nor, who C<Jncluded hls direct else in the Nali0111l Foolblll ong on housmg sales, excepl per. bearded ex-convict early today certs are sponsored by the Porn.- Johnson, father of the driver, questioning of Brown Wednet- League And find tdtG1 ~ fi ugust sonal or c~ual losna. shot and killed a rookie pollee- eroy Chamber ol Commerce lacerationa and contusiorur. day returned for a few more belt _:more 1 HllllU Thlt - Ban qnnsrepreaentatlon of man investigating a double lssisted by the Gallipolis Cham: The sheriff said the mishap short queries of the football ' goeser lor passes ~ I 'Moe calendar for the acts by claiming hou~ong is not parked car. 'l1oe gumnan then ber of Commerce, occurred .4 of a mile southeast player. don't want to tk IGo lerm of Pomeroy Public ~vaolabl~ !or Inspection when, killed his nephew and ~as fi· The hosts for lodging are of the Bald Run road on Rt. 14S. Brown dramatically slepped passes... op 11111111 was announced today by Supt. on fact, tl " ·. naily bealen to death ID a Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Blaettnar, Johnson loot control of the 11162 down from the witness chair as Iron GrbD Charles S. Gibbs. : Sales of omgle family dwell- brawl with two policemen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gar· model sedan he . was driving But Brown was lrim wbtm First class day of the new mgo and rental or owner-occu- Pollee ssld ts-year-old David ner, Mr. 'and Mra. George D. when. fire from a CJgarelte burn- fJerk's Sala i the prosecutor asked blm U. year will be Tuesday, pled one or two-uno! apartments Cooper, who bad a long police Baer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ed hlm. The car, went off the ry 8 his relationsbip witb lob _. WASHINGTON - SE!iATE13L Teachers will meet Monday, record lor n~llcs and bur· Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer highway mto a dttcn and was $150 Month Not $15 cuser He ocwiDaJJ¥ ~ IIUICI'atic Leader MI k August 30. glary. convictoons, pulled oul a Wickham, Mrs. Cedric Clark, moderately damaged. No char- Betty Darst was appointed b at the ceiling In tbougbt before 32-callber automatic platol and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Duttoo, Mr. ges were llled. anslield, citina what he The ~ule also shows: the new Public Affairs boar~ answering and from time te "Grim facts" of the Viet School wll1 be closed fired at le~st seven shots at and Mrs. PairJck ~ary. Mr. , , of Middleport to serve as ill time wet his lip.s. ~am conflict, warns the Sept. 6, for Labor Day close range mto !be policeman. and Mrs. A. R. Knisbt, Mr. and Pool Famdy N~ghts clerk lor one month at • salarv The asaault and baltaJ trlil ·~may go on for four or live on Friday, October 211 for " ~ ::~ ~~~··:· Patro= =-~~ 1Blak~, Mr. Beginning Tonight . of $150, not $15, as a mechanical today tied a nine-day record for olr even ten years." S.E.O.A. Teachers' meeting In ln~tl .Th orfi , lbed Mr ~.Mrs ~ ~-M Leo Kenedy, manager, bas error caused it to be reporled • poHce court crimiaal lrlal. . The Montana Democrat's Atbens. , as a "~elepoll::;~ ..· : su- and ~s Pa~ s!oon, announced that Family Night Wednesday, His attendance at the trial pnI!W'ka Wednesday signaled Thanksgwlng recess will tors had been checking out Mrs R · c Follrod Mr · and will be held at the Middleport Meanwhile, as stated before, vented hlm from jolninJ bll new round of congreoaional and Friday, Nov. 25- WASiflNGTON (UPI) - Sen- percar ' ked Ill all in a pre- Mrs, n...;.s He ' · and swimming pool beginning to- applications lor the position will teammates practlc!DI at llell'bt bate ~ver the deepening war 2t1 and the Christmas recess ate GOP Leader l':verell M. ~omln!:y Ne:o ~ection 0 1 Mr.· and Mrs. Ro ~gaD, night (Thursday) each week be accepted by the board for Hiram for !be Collep All-Star Southeast Asia. In his will begin Friday, Dec. 17. Dirksen lndlcaled today con- West Baltimore ge from 7 • 9 p. m. on Thursday the clerkship at that present sa· game In Chicago nat mDDtil. Mansfield said Americans School will reopen Monday, Jan. gresslonal adjournment plans After Kuhn ·,.11 cut down evenings only, 1ary, w"b the understanding the iD lor an "ordeal of In· 3. The first semeslet will might be complicated by the' 0 aid Coo jumped . U: South Charleston Children under 18 musl be ac- work is to performed at town deflnile durattoo and on Friday, ~an. 14. "lerr~biy serious and danger·\':e and ra: oil with ~is Firm Low Bidder companied by their parenta. bail. Deadline Is Saturday noon, big sacrifice" in Viet 'Nam. He Classes wrll be adjourned sttuallon In Viet Nam.'' nephew WilHam Cooper 31 A On these oflemoono lhe pool July 24. called for a new Geneva coo- Aprtl 8 for Good Friday and Democra~c Leader Mike few bl.;.,ks awa lbe '0 ' 'l1oe firm, Coastructtoo, Inc, will close at 5 p. m. In the af· ---terence to discuss the crisis. April II for Easter Manslield, Mont., told ne\l8111eo ~ Y of South Charleston, W . Va., temoon and re-open at 7 p.m. NAMES COMMITI'EE8 1 · Final exams wiD be and Dirksen espected to ::'..ctedwa! buU:I wOW: In ~ baa lllbmltled the low bid of MASON _ &fa!IOD'f Mayor THE KU KLUX KLAN STAG- May 24 and high school meet wotb lhe President "to- bead. ' f!24,7011 for the relocat1011 of Melt!• Geaeral Hospital Dayton Raynes D81Ded com· . et1 a rally near troubled mencement exercises are morrow or saturday'• to discuss The younger Cooper ssld his rallruao culverts on the Racine Admlaolou Melvin Morris, mittees at a recent meeting of lusa, La., Wednesday night uled 'Moursday, May 26. the a~journment outlook. uncle shot blm wben be aokecl Lock and Dam project on the Harrisonv!Ue; Ailee Frick, the Town Council at City Hall. . 11\sted into the wee hours of woll _report for tbeir Dirksen was asked If he be- ·him to tiUITender. Oblo River, II was lllllliOUIIced Pomeroy; Lawrence Smith, Robert K. Wilson and Walter A Dshlng Ucense Is required day and drew so many Friday, May 27. Ueved !be Viet Nam situation today by U. S. Seloa~r Robert Chester. Werry were appointed to the when laking !rot!• and tartlll that traffic wao backed up might interfere with hopes for Velenltl Memlrlal lloopllal E. Byrd, Senator Jenmnga Ran- Dlochargeo -Maud Kohl, Water Commission. Charles Yea- In waters of the tolate, ucept llilles on a aearby IS adjournment of Congress In ear· ADMISSIONS_ Clara Bl'llWII dolph Ind. Rep. Ken llechler. Middleport: Helen Mulford, ger and George Carson, named In ~vale pondo. ~mpertal \Ylzard Robert ly Seplember. HarUord· Mrs Charles Parker' '1111 -k will be located In Cheshire; Franll Halliday, Har- to the Street Commrsson. Sani· Tlus lnformalioa II flllllll • ~{llteloi'C!Cld the lhousands It Ia • terribly serio111 and Po '. ahonct. Muon County, W. Ya., and 11'111 risonvllle; Ray Wllliamo, Porn- tation. Russell Capehart and ~by Mu E. Dtd:wwlb, .a. 21 for the cow situation in Viet ~Martha Searls, Mi IDelude ex..vstiou for opeu eroy. Donald Cook. tr:~ct 4 law enfortemeut liiiJIII' Qine miles to the east of Nam. It Ia deterioralfnJ every dleport· Judy Car~ Pomeroy· channels In the IMlalJ.tloa of VISOr for the Ohio Dlvlslca ft and across that the e1vU . day. w, are confronted by a Daryl Jobnsoo, Middleport, Wildlife. II • form, into Misslstrippr real crisis." ·DISCHARGES _ Jete miDer' metal liners In llone culverts, Merchants, Insurance Team er reoldenlDuckworth of Syncua. '£.'1 COTTON SLACKS MENS $10.95 to the Cblneoe border than any saigon.. guerrUlao Wednesday. Reconnaissance pilota reported 23 VIet Cong killed, 254 buildings eigs 51 -oo fighter • bomben flew today't deep mission into the Commu· nl•t north Pllots blasted the hlg•way bridge 135 miles DDrlhwest of Hanoi, !ben doubled back and bombed the railroad yards at Yen Bay, 110 miles northwest of the Communist capital. An American spokesman aaid the raid was 1\!o miles closer Fal•r Housi·ng Act Is Far Reaching ~:~;~~~~~;Four selection All solo SPORT SHIRTS 39c SAIGON (UPI) - U.S. Air Force jets stabbed deeper into Nor!~ Viet Nam than ever before today, destroying a bridge less than 42 miles from the Communist Chinese border. In South Viet Nam, a U.S. spoke.. man said air and ground operations Wednesday killed 49 Communist guerrillas. Three FIOZ Thunderchief 51.., 29 lo SO, Your Smart oat· are wash 'n wear Taper fit. Button down collar styles. Regu. lar wid#spread collan Jar shirts. WORK GLOVES day. DRESS SLACKS terns. Llltlo Boyo SHORl SLIEVI Mons 25 K Double RED PALM MENS $8.95 and stripes. $3.00 S.lel Just 39 Mons $1.95 Short SIWie Sale I Boys T Shirts Dean Martin Jerry LewiJ (Tecbnleolor) Thursday, Frldoy, Soturdoy 52.00 MnsoN D~IVE·IH "YOU'RE NIYIR TOO YOUNG" $1.69 Our $1. 95 short sleeve shirts in colors to match Big Yank Work Uni •rms Green, tan, grey Small, medium, large, extra large. DUNGAREES A oh , .sleeve shirt to match a pair of longies. Our Rulf 'n Tumble $2.95 Set& in sizes 4 to 1. dark grey, silver grey , tan. Comfortable, well made. All head sizes. ALL WEATHER COATS All so.., 29 to 44 Wolsl Mo01uro MENS WORK 1 1 Shower proofed poplin tn MENS SHORT SLEEVE WORK SHIRTS Reguler $2.95 3 piece SETS Sole $2.00 Requlor $1.95 2 Dl""e SETS . . . . Sole $1.39 Cloon Up Salol POLIN EVERYDAY HATS Mona $1.95 Wolk Shorll . . Sole $1.47 Mens $2.91 Wolk Shorts .... Sole $1.97 Small lot to clean up. 1 1 polr Mono $1.95 CINn Up Solo MENS Salol I Yo.o; l, Edith Baley was report· assis•~.d . free at Elberletdo) 1 THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965 • your correct length $5-00 1 1the 100!' hall. Della Stahl. counrilor, presidi ed and repor!ed ill were Kath· I rvn Goodwin, Wilma Terrell , to POMEROY'-MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO Elmer Wehrung, Mrs. Mrs Clydt> Bartlelt., M_rs. Earl Katie Anthony , M<:~rga ret Ella Committees ror lht> romtng l Darst, Mrs. ~velyn N1cholson, LeWIS. Ml Berth~:~ Archer Mrs . term were named when The-o· Mrs. Earl Robmson~ Mrs. P.auy Saxton. Mrs. Hal]lil ton. Fre11JJ I dorus Counril DaughPrs ~I Am·· Johnson. Mrs. Oal~ Goodmt~. Ho(ld, P::ullinr Hottman and a erica met Monday evPmng at Mrs. Roy Hendricks, MISS t' M D ld Boon gues' rs. ona e. Thuroday, Friday, Soturdey 51.69 Kate Rrghthouse,Mrs. ~bert Cloroch, Mrs. Sand) Clonch, Mrs. Ver non Little, Mrs. !':Isle Haddox, . SiU>s 6 to 18_ Smart stylt-s for now and Back To School Wear. Sohds. slnpes and panf'l fronts . VOL XVII NO. 80 en tine To The lnte*" 01 The Mei1s-Muon Area Det~oted MoM ...95 Wllh •n Woor Mons Big Yank Blua Chambray loyo $1.95 Short Stllvt lays 1.95 Short Stetvt Paul Casci was won by Mrs. olso.n. I at y And Saturday 9 to 9 In Our Sale On The Main Floor Of MEN'S &. BOYS' WEAR__, T' July meetisg of the E:lec-1basket drnner was served • I were olayed and prizes won by tr. "" Clrcle was held Tuesdav ev-,•noon · 'b · M'ass Peggy Mc K'Jnney. Mrs enrno at the First ~aptrst ,-imrch I Mrs. Roberht Rer e,r. prhesrtt· Betty Wehrung and Mrs. Pally o ·· · . denl wa<s m c argt o a s o Th doo · s 1 in Mirldltoport with RloN • WII· • THIS WEEK END - Thursday 9 to 5 - Friday 9 to 5 .4 bout lOO AtiPnd Electa Circle DPnwcrnts' Pknic Meets Tuesday ' ApproXImately loti attended Mrs. Betty Smith entertained 1the annua l p1cmc ol the Demo· Thursday evening with 1 bridal 'dd/ ,crat club held Sunday' at the ' shower bonorl!lf Mrs. George In MI eport IRork Spr·in~s (:raner hall. ~ I Haddox, • recent bride. Games i ' '' aaU~e will no~ he tile ooly · · Jrretl ~~l w lleraer, i lllth Jooc 'm;l~c ~· !_J·of ooly M!UI&trippl dllegatea to Cllllveation who refilled to llld llayetl ~ at Maaoa. thrnlellloi !etten and teJe. Bolb teama won their way phone calls, I wu fearful and to tile finll rot11111 Wednesday hired guirds for borne. Tile nigbl witll Pl. PINIIDI nipping mayor'a home wu bombed IIIII Dick's Place of Hlllllinllon, J.l, I'm emvtnced tllal mine would and Parkerlbtq team tloWDbetll bombed If II wertn'l Ing the MIIOD Bowling Center, ~ 4-~lck'a The game protector, WIWIII'ifdiCiiM out of the Alhw ofllee, U. ~=ledfl: or~lines.!'! • or bave a lac bowinl the user I name 1111 lddi Not more than S lines wllll not more01tethan odDiie book to any llal- may lie Ulld. ~aterproof 11oe Modern Woodman team Duckworth .w..t. Llllll IIIIJ aiJo tallied twice in the first DDt be_ altachtld to poles, lit lnoinl and added two more In from Pl8rl, docb, bolll, dla the fourlb for their win over or any tolake placed or JI'J II the MaSOII Bowling Center 1D the water. learn. Loren Elder went Ill the Penoas under ll'f'lrl of ill way for the Parkenburg nine are not requlrlld to Jllft!laiJ i ~ :f.!:!:· =•Whl: .the cuardlPlact and the Masoo :-AisoforexeU:.or "I lbougbt about '-vinrl for BowliDC Cellllr learn 11'111 meet lhe wne number. 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