http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7b6f89c13cfae882d7b9c915b29035b4.pdf c41900592b0ac26e80d5e7f57c1330a1 PDF Text Text t • : ~- Mrs. Par ker IS . •~ Honored with .•~: Brida/ Shower ' M ·n.. Syracuse Asbury Garden Club's P kI Games were played kwith M prlz- or and daughler o( Rutland, Mra Wilber Parker and son o( Off•'cers Held .. •omg to Susie Par or. rs • lh d Chester · Mr . and Mrs. James Robert i.<Juks, won • oor I Hollan 'or Minersville H. D., Another year etho- . pme . ills! Church social room was the [ After Mr. an Rene of a bridal ~:~bower for opened thel_r many i5r and Mrs. Ro~ert Parker i decorat<•<l . 10 ptnk II\ ., Ol . .: - '•• li· a ' l ; ~p.ped serv~d I ·I • .• .' ~ '' l I ,''• i • :. : •' 1 • ! ' • ' " l ln l -~~ Neb gardea club tn tbe eoua- day evening at the home of vke councilor, prestdlng, ty send 8 represeatadve ud Mrs. Charles Searles. Mrs. Sear- Clara Karr, a member ol report on it.t aetlvitles. Tbe les is chalnnan of the circle Guiding Star Council,,...,, wei· 8 &y aead repraeota&Jve and and presided at the meeting. comed as a guesl Grace Stace VOL XVI ~ th~ ~::~tee :-:;:1 rum~e ProJ'ects for Year Studied By Cl'rcle 1 I TONIGHT NOT OPEN MASON '· .'"! Class Plans To Redecorate 1ng Mrs .wuu. Anthony, Mrs. church Kitchen .:c:era,ld Anthony, Mrs. Julia DRIVE·IN . '' -- KI!NT FRIDAY and SATURDAY ltug~d. masculine oxford with rope tole bind. "JASON AND THE ARGONAUTs•• TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT <Technicolor) 1'odd Armstrong, as Jason; Nancy Kovack , as Media ; Gary Raymond, Laurence Naismith. "OLI REX" {TP.Chnicolor) Rex, the dog ; Billy Hughes, the Boy. "ROMAN HOLIDAY 1' Cool iLl May 22-23 ao oft -shoe• bn:ez.e. 1 With Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn Plans for 1 SUNDAY. MONDAY, TU!S. May 24.25-26 "MOVE OVER DARLING" Mey 21 -22 (Technicolor) Polly Bergen. Chuck Connors, Thelma Ritter Fred Clark, Eliott Red, Edaar Buchanan I Colorurtoont Seines Mnt. Ralph Robson, president, discussed. opened the eeLing with P..oatklerm•l A poem, "Old Age," by Mrs. 23 in unison. Devotion• Royal Thomas closed the meet· from Psalm 27 :1-8 '"ere led 1ng and a dessert course was gave a meditation from The the church-wide rummage sale. to be held In rooms at the hDUJe Junl!! ll, 1J and IS, wu On legolz• olocklng1 end1 ----- SATURDAY, MAY 21 Mrs. Hugh Lane Entertai!Js JOf Group Proportioned lengths In slz. ea 8'h •, iiii COMMODORES a, o o • MAY 30 8ALL·a.AND Complete line of Canva s ~·ootwear for men, women and children, by Ball Band and U. S. Keds 3.99 to 6.99 · ~~ , ~FOR lfUN IN THfi! SUNl II olng at her Spring Ave., home. Tba meeting, In cbarge of Mrs. Lucke, president, opened with devotl0111 lakeD from the book, .. My God and 1," by Mrs. Dwight Parker who also read Philippians 2:5 and gave a meditation on Spiritual Snaeka lor Busy People, and closed wlth prayer, Members SDIWered roll call with !bought. oo Motber"'ll Day. It waa voted to pay for the paint used for painting the church doors. A note of thanks was oent to Cbarlea Persinger painting the doors. The pur- Mainly About People In Pomeroy ~ WArmaA's Famous f •. "Deerslayers" F---.. TJ.. or...foot ""'~ - ' ' ~"is110looppz-- ' I' I P'* 1/6 · · - · GREAT lWALKING PLEASURE ' ~ -lully-upporloodter. n..-• .. '· ..........,,. I I U < l - ituole ... tbe full -lilolac -- til.e- ribbed crepe ... Md aeu_ eo. lor« d • Is .... io lloo bywocd here- and - - ill""' "bui _ .. belie¥e ,..... - • Suini. . Stocklngl, nl• 111 1.28 pr. pr, Outfit the Girls Now With Fashions From Elberfelds ""'"""* "1 "" • pea -~ ... :.ll .. ..tw*1titf PL!Ialll flllipletUFII, .. o.a-llimlr-eoltlillllllll p1p1ti11 Pultlt CU£1 Pill a1J11 llllaL IIIII ..... a.-. 1111 •lllllleatllarllllltllpt ,....._ llaalt ....... .., *lvltir. IDcl. A •Ins!-. lid dlrtw...,. .. pe. Widelllllltlt _ _ _ ..,... - - l u - Pootwoor Per The Family • Complete llue of Rush Puppieo for mec, womeo and obtldreo. -· WI- AAA·M-1 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ; - ';< -'-. .. .... .......... ................. ... ,. ...,..,.,, -·- t II mlJro I .., for ll!nl - • THURSDAY, tM-Y-2-1,-1-964-----------PR~ICE---:8~VE::"":CBITI~ .t:. ' Stevenson Says Americans Firm in Resolve on. Policy \ ' ., I I ' ' l' ' I' What ever their needs, we have a eomplete fashloua for play a n d e;very stock - day - eool, eute and colorful stylea _ shorts, blouses, p e d a I pushers. slacks, shift dresse1-2&8pieca play suits, skirt and blouse sell and teiiJliJ dress- ... SIZES 3 to 6x and 7 ICI 14 ON LOOKS'AND : -ror the 111timate • s-a Casaal c=w '· Stocklng1, 1ale R..ular 1.50 the JOF class of the United ~retltodis_t churcb Monday evo- chasing of a hook forr ~::~II at the meetings was ~ Plana were made to sponsor a rummage sale ln the rooms at the court hou~. June 4, 5 and 6, with the proceeds to be applied toward the purchaae of a refrigerator lor the churcb lrttchen. A dessert oourae wu served by the hoaleaael during the ~oelal hour. l. ' • ~ .~.!. thru 11. R•uler 1.35 Full Pa1hlonecl 1 Mrs. Hugh Lane, assisted by """"""""""""""""":::::,.~~·..._:..........;........,......liiiii,[ Mra, Antone Lucke, entertained Long Memorial Day Holiday Coming Next Week D...c.r I'• TIM fnrerur lll ,.........,_,. ,4,... ~. 0 ';.l.f. P , s:. 0 I ~erved. per Room and closed with and Judy Garland Milton Matthews, Mrs . Jolm er. The life of Jeremiah discussed by the group. During the business session, "A CHILD ts WAITING" With Burt Lancaster Mrs. and Mrs. Jacob Turner. ••GtDGET GOES TO ROME" Dorl1 Day, James Garner, Hoffman, met Monday evening at. Ju.me1 Darren Cindy Carol (Color) -and- Fred church with Mrs. Melvin I Mrs. Frank Winebrenner W Thur.·Fri. ONCEA-YEAR SAVINGS . EVENT Hood, Mrs. Harry Houdashelt, Mrs, Lillian McGee. Emma I as hostess. Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn en tine -· ..- ... ,._. Belle-Sharmeer IGrim, Miss Rhoda Hall, Mrs. when the Loyal Helpers class Ithe Svracuse Methodist GUN HILL" (Technicolor) r~·ec:~~·~,.,ut~b~ church kitchen were - and"LAST TRAIN PROM at y • NOW 1'0V ELBERFELDS Open Thursday All Day 9 AM to 5 PM ArM " MEIGS THEATRE NO. 31 • • ·~ World Wamed U. S. Might ~ill Stop Asian Aggressi~n •o;[~---------J clothing I, e • 8 The meeting waa opened a repor •wu HI actlvttleo. Tbe p ul S with art was reported ill and boo ltal All Dieetbt& 11 Jmporlalll lletaa'• prayer by Mra. a m • Gaul home from P SU1AMER '" • 1 Circl~ ....-.-.......,__..-....-........--..--...-...--..1 ' " •" "' a- -. .................. ......... ,_, _, ... ......... 1er, Oh IO · sOC"lety DAR ' waa re- l~<. u, al 1F p. m,I Baplll& al !be when jects for the year ado Council, • ... ten . . tq" the Dorcas of pled the of Tbeodoru• America, met In replar Election of offtcers was heid i presented May 8 at Columbua Mlddleporl tr I wben the Dorcas Circle'· of the slOI) Mond,ay evenlntl Ht a meeting of the Walk when 26 DAR members met Cbarcb Tu LoWe Garden clu b at the home of Lincoln Lodge to form t h :Mr•- ·Reibel II •-1 thai Baptist Church met eo- IOOF Hall with Robso~, MEMORIAL DAY COMING NEXT WEEK MAY 30 l • • '' • . 'WUMI UIP llel~n Mr~. th~ I Tuppers • :• Henry Dail- 1~ was carried out In the umbrel- bach or Pomeroy; Mrs. Cectr Ada Slack, Orville Crooks, El- · molion was made and second· rStaegent; e oc~hairman 0 1 suspended from the Hght 1CaldwelL Janel Ca ldwell : eanor Robson , Paul Kloes, Glad- 1devotions and flag salute. A I tef throgram b who ~et to everal Garde• CJub itta.eJ are Missionary Soclety pre~ldent. invitation was read from Forest 8 streamen falling to Plain!ii ; Mrs. Vernon lys Fred Crow, EstiU , motion was made and seco?d- ofneormo and to be diseuQtd.. Tbe :tegional The group chose the residents Rose CouncU to attend theJr ol l ift table , which was l'OVered Swartz and daughtl'rs of Cool- Moore , Allee Capehart ; and t~e j ed that all those now boldmg j the Ian of promotion. Dt.trict DireCtor, Mn. Cbar- at the Meigs County Home, ~is- inspection on Tuesday, May 26. ·,;;;~~~,;,;;;;; Misses Marie Houdashelt, Lin·jomce would be carried over P it'l UJwts, wtllaHend. ltlng shut·lns and collecting They wt11 also observe their u · Eichinger, Linda Negller, through the coming year. Each I This slate of candidates for needy children as anniversary with a program. G r Terri Ferrell, Ruth Wingett, and ' member responded to roll call , National Office Is headed b lheir projects for the year. A report waa given on lbe d· I I l Mrs. WIlliam Henry Richardentitled Owens presentsale which was ofa_ sucIby naming an Interesting pace N•ncy Parker. edMrs. devotions "God's cess. Second ' nomination ofll. I . . I they would like to visit. Jr., who is seeking the lth d 1 Sendtng gtfts were Mrs. ~ ay f ident general Am 0 PromJses," closing w pray- cers was held. Plans were rna e ••• . , Sina May Summerfield, The June meeting will In- ~':!ho are also ·on or, Mrs. Beulah White. for a penny social at the next at the Rutland elude a tour of Carper's Nur· ticket ts Miss Amanda gave . the program 18ken from meetlll8 June I and members I school: Mrs . Dana Winebren- lseries followed by a picnic din- Regent of the Stale o1 "The Crusader!' are asked to brlng a ooverecl ' ner, Miss Marcia Karr, Mrs. ner at the Grange Hall. Durlng [wbo Is running for the office of Plans were made to Mrs. Searlea served a des- dish. Games wt11 be played dur1 Will. M.,. Luther Friend, the social hour a number of ar· organizing secretary general. lain the B, ·H. Missionary aert cQtlroe to the above nam- lng the social hour. Ethel Smith ni Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, M r a. rangements were judged and Miss Thomas will be 1 h In June when the ed and Mrs. Charles Bennett. announced that Edith Batey, o ~ Murris Harden,, _ Mrs. Pearl Meribbons awarded. Mina Hart speaker anti hnored guests of the Middleport Mrs. Frank Clteesebrew, Mrs. charter members would observe b Bride, Mrs. 1\tlham F. Wme- furnished the contest which was Return Jonathan Meigs Baptist Church met Edwards, Mrs. Ethel her 80th birthday oo Wedneaday I• brenner, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, won by Ruth Ebersbach. At bolda their annual evenlntl at the home of M r 1. Mrs. George Freeland, Mav e Mrs. Dan Ri•er, Mrs. Nial Sal- the <onclusion of the meetill8 Luncheon, June 12. Miss Harold Chase. Mro Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. John · 211 · DaDa ser, Mrs. Hersehel Manual, Mrs. the hostess served 8 dessert as will be accompanied to Mrs. Chase, chairman, Kauff, Mrs. Charles White, Mrs abeth Slaven, and Mrs. F Charles Hoback, Mrs. George oourse. County by Mrs. Maynard ed the meeting with EmmaiJaa::::;:be:;:,l~W~In~eb:;re~nn~e;r;.,~M~r~s-..E;;,l;;;iz-;:_;H~a;;;mm;;;;;·====="'""'""i Schneider, Mrs. Joh.n Sauvage, of CoJumbus. Mrs. Davis ·M atthews giving devotions. The IF t Mrs. Char les Lise, and Miss H Mlss 'ibomas are membera program was in charge of Mrs. 1 Rosetta Usle · Club at the Athens State os- Ann Simpson Davis Chapter Gerald Anthony. pital. Tbe host club had pro" 1 b During the bul!lness meeting · I' 0 vided attractive lablo favors :.~"·1• well a discussion of the year's proRu.lland Club HIJI and door prizes. ed ;:·a former member of jects waa held. The Missionary u The memhers attending were ' local chapter and will meet Society to· supplying !I layette Six Attend Meeting Mrs. Robert Reibel, Mrs. Paul many friends at the to be on display at the HOUle will be house guests Party at Granvllle In June and tSix members of the Rutland Winn, president. Mrs. Clarence later sent to the Dayton Chrts· ' Garden Ciub were guests 'l\l.es- Murray, Mrs. Robert Canaday, Mrs. Karr during !bell' Uan Home. Each member day of the Good Luck Garden Mrs. C. E. BishOp and Mrs. here. Francis Larken and have partlthe society ta asked to take I 'U'1:lcle lor the layette at the clpated "' the garden theraphy I" 'lal th June meeting. he program at t hosp• e The hootesa aerved a naiad POMEROY. OHIO past year. course to those pres~t lnclud- .. ~til , Uts cake Chester and Mrs . g ' h..il e of Portsmouth. a~d w e Y 16·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, lllay 20, I Lott' C he Mn. I\Oillel, Melp Dorcas C•'rc e le o n ar In a ~~.y. Colla-~.'·-~~-Names Off,'cers Presides..Dver DAR comml'ttee u~ - I ....• _- meet. . . lmpertaD --~ ro- D0 f AM eet' :gn Return Jvotathan Meigs Chap- lq: lor ,on~•• elabl Salarday. Olficero were chosen ..... p Hollan I &iven by Mrs . 1wtlh tht! mscnptwn Bob and Mesdames Eleanor Wmgett, . Mrs. Mable Lee in Darwin. In Ohio CornmJttee for the i,:lce Ferrell 'l!lnd Mrs . Wil· '' ice cream wllh 'I Robert Louks , Oma Wmebren- lhe absenL"f 0( the president, 1 tion of the Sullivan Ticket ll onE. binger Friday night, pmk umbrellas, mmls, punch ner, Melvin Grimm, Naomi Lee, the vice pres. I National Officers of DAR . Mam 15 lC ' and eoffee were to Ruth 1uamewood , Carroll Neigler , W1l- 1idt>nt opt:med the meeting with I In K J ay .and white color theme Ann Ed wa rd s, Debb te Harten·'I ham . r.. Pink Houdashe It, Car I Hubb ard ' I devotions and flag saIut•. A Mra. lrv f th g I arr, I chapter w ,•. JHnit:~. J' · Parker ' Mrs . Edna Summerfield of near d Mrs --------·1 Mrs. p t Karr . St Has te with • whit• table cloth andvme: Ann• Summerfield ., l<Jng Bottom; Mrs. Homer ar . centered with a doll bride. / I( I VIall lhe Drapery Depart...m on tho _2nd Plaor, Headquarten for well known mates. IJraperlltl - CurtaiDI - Drapery Hardware - WIDdow Sbadea- Venetian Bllnir. - Awotop- Jlo11 Up Blinds - brapeey and CUrtain: and UphoJ. .ltery Materlat. - Bedspreaclt - ·Btaotltl Qullll - Lqgage for Men and Women - 1'111' ntture- SUp Coven and Throws - Htaclquarten for Dreu Goodl ot all Kinds ancl ~ SlmpUclty Patterns. Courteoul, Capable . Sale.peciplt Will Help You at IJberfeltll. Racine Alumni Plans Complete �. ·-~ ,. ' .. . .' •• I ~ ~;- Brownie, Junior Troop, Guests ,, Of Three Cadette Scout Members • tl ' ( ' I /Jelen 1/elp Us! • I I I I • ' ''' I I : '1 L-------------------...1 • ' i• ' :• •' ·I ' • d su ..e I La dy B ,... Olj ,. ar ' lClory , 1 Kong Le Ba(' k Farther into Jars' Hills •' .I I ' I 1 1 ' i 1 1 f \' oice of Broadway •.. reporting - --. REA Loan to • Expand SefVICe Electa C,·rc/e PrepareS itS Annual ProJ'ects .... Detroit I 15 16 .4114 4 GRAD UAT I0N ' i l being played Saturday Fl d S : G IF T I . : 7 aft f!adi I t:lliJt'V*JJ , ThDr!l~ I Probable Plt.chen oy . tahl of Ohio Stau;. Detr~1t at Washmgton (mg.ht) who wtll manage the. two d!VI· - Hamdton (D-O) vs. Damels l sionsts or the baseball tourna· ed th L'b (4~2J. men • announc at 1 erty Kansas City &t Baltimore ] Union ,17·1 will oppose North· (mghlJ - O'Donoghue (l· lJ vs. western, 1~0, and North ~e.nBunker 13-01. tral. 10..1, wtll tangle w1th DtXIe, Los Angeles at Boston -Lat- 1~ . in the semi-finals Friday man (2-2) vs. Monbouquette at 10 a.m. c k 1 I I . . • ' Veale ()-3) D4 AI ....., Walt Bond hll bls - - ~ er for Houston DoD N. . . . t. who has yet win ODir ..... aorbed hill oWh OOIIIIeCUIM-... io ·- win in II days. And before that II took him 20 days berore he 1 won a ball game. Compact and U~at was the ball gam.. In die tr.lt I 1 full-size in the living room ·Studebaker is 11 fuR-size car . . . but only where tt counts- inside. In the front and In the rear, Jt's compact. AJid., tile result Is that tt handles U<e a small ear, but gl•e• JOG 11oe comfort of a large one. You can stretch your legs out In a Studebaker. Yoa d()ft1 have to crane your neck forward to keep )'OW head from hitting the roof. And, it"s built to &<:commodate sU peoplethree ja front and three l.n back-in comlort. · . SEE YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER TODAY! CARAVELLE" SLOW DOWN! ... Extra~ (3·3). Chicago at St.. Louis (night)- ; Buhl 13-1) vs. Sadecki (2-J). Extra I New York at Los Angeles !night) - Fisher (1.2) vs. Koufe:~x (3·31 . (Only games scheduled) GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE 'I Friday's Game• Pittsbur!-!h at San Fran., nlgM Pomeroy · Philadelphia at Los Ang., ni~ht Court St. St. Louis at Milwaukee, night 'h t a lC'mcmnat J, mg New York at Houston, night IC/'ueago l'rtnt,.lwola' ~h•~ ea.. ' c~"" •. ~ ,,_8~rtl•~ ........ · ·• THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY --MAY 22 and 23 At POMEROY LANDMARK SUPER SERVICE STATION When a beer would taste good, ask the man to draw you a '}fudtpohl SM _ JONEI.L4 FACTORY DOOR PRIZES ePICNIC BASKET-COOLER ePICNIC JUG •BARBECUE GRILL •"AL. FILTERED WHITE GAS e"AL. FILTERED WHITE GAS •"AL. FILTERED WHITE GAS eiiJ.GAL. GAS, Reg, ilr Premium •Ill-GAL. GAS, Reg. or Premium el WASH JOB •I LUBE JOB TIRE SALE THRIJ SATURDAY 15 SAVE All Sizes ~O MO~ nerf!s!tar~·, jut:t rea:ister at Landmark Super Service Stati.on. No purchase Extra! Extra! 100 Extra FREE -TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH EACH GASOLINE FILL-UP ltlany Other Specials These Two Days! ............... '". ..... ............. .. a.. • "'"'"' ..... '-------------------------------..J ............... ....., rrtr••• ..., • Jerry LJud(l ·* - In the 11m 1!1111DC pve It&t Plo ratoo a leld thq - • no. qulshed and tiJey 11111t ai • edge tho CoiQ oo the eombWied live-bit pltclllnc tf ...,_ ·M I 1;:;;:::::===:::::-----:i:;;;i • '1 I I I Dolrl ~·· """""' Common--sense Car 1.0 victory over the Chicago Cubs Wednesday night was his first I THE DAILY SENTiun ' answer. For example, his brilliant 1 t· Pan IIIII The No on • seems to know the . 1 fourth · asks. I (Only games scheduled) a nd ..,..... ~ Ill 1111 • ree JaC'kson allowed eight singles Spokesmen for the OVEC 1m all but they were enou h to Employes club sa1d rP-presenta· !result in his third loss gcomtives are 1·nv,·ted lrom Ga 111po. - 1' pared wit h f'1ve v1ctones. l.is Point Pleasant Ch h I • Middleport, Pomero; Ra:~n;e~ The Phillies climbed back Syracuse, and Maso~·Hartrord· into first place w1th a 7-2 vic~ nLJ../1_ ,J. • New Haven tory over the Giants while the ~ T . · Braves beat the Reds 7-3 on en~titi~e proposals lnclu~e Joe Torre 's grand sla~ In' the 1' 10• 1 . ',1./ ·~~ (l-SI · orgamza on or teams to . WJ W,l.l/ . Dayton Chaminade-, 14-6. runs jclude 13, 14 and 15-year- olds lnmth innmg. The Dodgers de- l ' (only ~a~es' scheduled) up against Cleveland Benedic-~ with age cutoff dates Aug. I: I fe.at.ed th~ Mets, 4-1, and the . t nday 11 ~am~s . tine 13-3, an..J Lancaster Pub~ pJ;;~.ying on a regulation dia· l Pirates chpped. the Colts, 4-3. I Wash~ngton ~t Chtcago,.mght lie :12-4. is slated against Lima rmond. The facilities would be : I~ the Amencan League, the · D~trolt at Clevela~d, mght. Semor .15-0, in Class AA semi Iavailable three ni hts weeki i 1'wms trou~ced the Yankees, I Mmnesota at Baltimore, mght I final action I exrept du . th g E 1 ~ 17-4. the Ono!es knocked ovt>r . Los Angeles at New York, night !' The finai!l In both classes club ann lrmLgttl el mp oyes I tllf~ Athletics. 8-3, the Red Sox . . · ·· · ua 1 e .eague tour - ~ b t th A 1 d h Kansas City at Boston, mght will be held Saturday at 11 1 nament the latter half of Juj ea e .nge s. 4-3. an . t e National League b am Th ld mamtam . . t hy.e Senator$ s\l.amped the T1gen . I e c 1u wou · 1 I · Def-:-nding 1963 rhampions f ' ld· ld 10-3, In the only gamP!I Sf'hM· ' W· L· P ct · GB • Je • umpires WOLI be t h e 1 d 19 11 .633 . Euclid m AA and Powhatan in I responsibility of the Jeagur ue · . Philadelphia A were k k d t · · . · Johnnv Callison personallv San Fran. 20 12 .625 . . . · nuc e ou In reg10n- Improvements 1n the OVEC . d · h c· . ·1 · I al tourneys d. d . . . rume t e 1ants w1th a per- . St • LOUIS 20 14 .588 1 I Iamon ' Its hghtmg and dug- f t d Ll I . ted f Milwaukee 18 15 . 545, <li L -t fa c iiie~ .,.t. are to ~ecm ayn a Ia1 f consJs· t otl a '- 'i! ou ~..rt: discu ss. lh , · - . · o eru m oursmges 13 1 Pittsburgh 18 15 .545 21·z l HOUSER RETIRES ed: Dugouts already are bemg accountPd for three RBI 's. Cincinnati 16 16 .500 4 bUJlt. R- h' All dw c · t · L A I 6 1 ST LOUIS (UPI) - St Lo . . Th I b Jc Ie en an es ovmg on os nge es 1 9 .457 51h . . ms ! e c u spokesman empha- also homered for the Phillif' in Houston 15 21 ·4l7 7 football - It Jsuan · r Cardmals veteran offen- 1sized the .facilities would be Ia l'h't ,.... 1 att ac k th.at oea Chicago 12 17 .414 6Vz s1ve meman John Houser has . made avadable only on a three"·-- ' New York 10 24 .294 11 announced his retirement in a county basis, serving the vrea 1expected to com t In th I 1 . Wednesday's Results: letter sent to the ~earn. Houses I from which it draws Its mem· eighth annual ~~anal Whee~ Pittsbu~gh 4 H~uston 3, night broke into ~he Nntlona (Football : bership, chair Games at Bulova Park, i CDMP.tMION- Pit !10 lil!ll, St: Louts 1 Chicago 0, night League With the Lo~. Ang·l June 19-21. The event will de· 1 f'rec•1lon jewtlld mctvement. S ~oc~·rto II~ lint. Wltlrproal' , 5Wttll sttOIId haM . Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 3, night eles Rams and played With the 1 WHEf.~LCHAllt GAMES termine the u s •~am f11r the : $10.15 · 1 NEW YORK (UP! / - A rec· internalional · · · v:: Los. An g_ 4 New York 1, night Dallas Cowbo . ys before gomg '·Paralympirs" in 'I THE FIRST Ph1ladelph1a 7 San Francisco 2 to the Cardmals. ord 300 men and women are Tokyo next November LOW-COST QUALITY WATCH Thursday's Probable Pitchers . . Pittsburgh at Houston (night} - Law (1·3) vs. F'arrell (5-l}, Philadelphia at San Francis' f'O - WH1e . (0..(J) vs. Hendley w. P.S. t - me to win a ball game?" he i 0 . I ~~~~~~E!~i:!!~~~~~~;;;.::J~~~:Zl!:!:J "'" Dies Wednesday After illness . problem. "Why does it take so long for I Ky'ger Meeting Up~ Arling·l ton , who 1!1 serving as meet di- l Nick Willhite held tile Meta six hits before b.~ i ng lifted far 1 pinchhJtter In Uaee .lghth j to ard ....,... 1!11 . . . . --..... Roo Lodra Iii It&t ft r t ........ hltandm,adtheatbuiiOWlt ..~ (!.~ w1s charg!. with =t~ ~ ho recorded his second win h d-thr _ 28ld . "h~ feat. Southpaw Billy Hoeft on five decis1001. Frank How· feat '' ar owmg year-o r1g t· :ur:r hander says he's baffled by one came on with the bases lull Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 -, May 21, l~S rec tor Ior the tenms ourna- Representatives or Summer · Major League Standlngt Boston 14 17 452 5 ment has scheduled the draw R U p d Gibson struck out 12 men, 1 By United Press InternadonaJ !Washington 15 21 .417 61f.! ings for 11 8 m Fnday at the ecrea onl ~~;m.s Can /earn did JWt walk any and yielded Los Angeles 13 20 394 southeast to~e; of Ohio Sta managerlns nted t rl- oun Yt~r· only rour singles in what was American League 7 • ea are VJ o a mee mg ·1 h f- t f f W. L. Pet GB Kansas City 11 20 .355 a dium. n ,. nd eas1 Y •s mes per ormance o 1 ext ...,o ay at 7 30 p m at , the season Chicago 16 9 .640 . 'I Wednesday's Re:~ults , the Ky~er Creek Power Pia l 1 · · Baltimore 19 12 613 Minnesota 7 New York 4 Tean 11 Starts Friday I d d to . n Larry Jackson was almost as . 1 1amon discuss formatwn ood b New York 16 12 .571 1'h Baltimore 8 Kansas City 3 The first round of ccmJ)('titlon of a Thre~unty Ponv Leagu g . ut ran afoul of smgles 16 12 .571 11,2 Boston 4 Los Ang . 3, night 1:: : scheduled for 1 p.m. P'riday I which would use the lighted dia~ b~ D•ck. Gr.oat, Ken Boy~r and Cleveland Minnesota 18 14 .563 l ~ Washington 10 Det. 3, night with Sl!mi-final and final rounds mond for night ball at Kyger Btll Wlnte 10 the etghth mmng oouno-: \1 Retired Farmer. i i ....,., Invited t ~';! f~: u;tb:a~e~ame ~ff ~~ea~.· ~als PIay n·Irectors Kettering Fairmont Is lhe defending team champion _ Dave Shelby of , Torre 8 homer with the bases So far, he has a perfect record: Four victories agaln8t no 1 '1 1 may!><> even both _ wi11 a.m. Saturday, River news II 0sp11a . JNeWS or the erugma of the year-or to~. hole seSI'Iion starting at 7:30 NGS his llrll loss following and one oot In tho ninth to s"' straiJ!ht v1ctort.. _ScrowbaU· Isa'il:o out Vada Pinioo and er Jack BaJd!chun held tile Marty Koough , and preserve Goanl!I to one hot o>'er the last Deony Lem•Jter's fourth vic4 2-3 innings for his aecond vic· tory, Mart<~al By MILTON RICHMAN UPI )!porto Wrlt.r Bob Gibson of tile St. Louis Cardmals cwld wind up as eJther the p:tcher of the year Some 89 trackmen represent- finals will begin Saturday at ' Team champlooshlp Is decidlng 219 Class AA high schools 9:30 am. Ioned the on lowest team score based d 379 fr four men whUe the lndi an om Ill Class A Defending c~ampions are vidual crown ill determined b- "Ob, he has about tile ume ~~hools will take part in the Dayton Dunbar in Class AA lowest lfrhole total. Ylaudlorty u n!Y mom Where state track meet. and Cincinna ti DePorres in taki tho Fred Beekman of the Ohio Class A. I ng • wer il eoneeru~!" _ _ _ __________:____:___:___ _ _ _ __ ...::_':_·_ Play will start Frtday al 10 a.m. with an 1a - hole round and conclude with another 18- 1 ' Braves Sweep Reds, 7-3 day as athletes batlle here lor prellmmary events m both di· four·man reams have entered UPJ Brte •£ ,•• • Golf Altracto zt r..... schools annual sports e•· partment, who I! serving as 1 Bob Kepler, meet director lor baseball, track tennis and goJf visions are sehedu!ed for Fri- and 24 individuals alo crowns. day starting at 9 a .m. and the compete. wear A poppy the~· mad~ ; Ali STARS tr11vaganz.a gets underway Fri- meet ~irect.;r ann~mced that the golf championships, said 24 I ' I •'. ~OLUMBU,S iUPli-The Ohio State University Intramural de- hi8h 1 I ' Four State Titles To Be Determined This Weekend Bolden Charges SS Framing Him Brownie Troop 180 lind Jun· rt>f rt"slunents wert also prepar11 lor Troop 179 1 nd Molhfrs were eO by the thr~ girls. CHICAGO <UPO-A U.S. Se- Port." . 1 1 stood on one agent'1 post 1 , Bolden. who was p-aduat~ , guests 1t 1 rl"Ct'nt part\ given Brownif's atter>dillf!! lll't're Shar· cret Service agent charged He satd agent! guarding KPn- 1for two hours one morning be- cum laud e from I..Jncoln Ul\1;,.., by thr~ Cadette scout 5 of on Blanton. Jane Whitehead, wllh trying to ' sell a govern· nedy often reported for work i Cll!se ht" had taken hls rrivate versity in Jefferson City,. Mo .. ., Troop 179 in honor of tht> two Hobin Hump hrey. Cal h) Pick· ment report said Wednesday he ·'half drunk" and usE'd official ; car into Hyannis Port, Mass., and· won lwo commendations ,. troop._<~ ' biMhda ys. 'fhf't·ad t>tle~. en5. Jam~ Brt>wt'r. Hosemary 1s being framed because he in· cars for hauliDg woman friends · and couldn't be found," be for cracklog counterfeit rings said. "These things worried ~lnce h~ joined the secret Serv· ·- Linda Brown. H.n~ Mar~ And· R':'t>tl. Jenme Pt·uvancha. Ter- tended to reveal details of [ around the resort town. rews and Sandra Newlun had t>sa t. 'hkht... ter and l.t!ader. Mrs. heavv drinking and " general During the time he was as- 1me." Jre, 1aid the charge qainst ('omplete charg" of the pHrt y \la unt.'t' Rt"t"d Jun1?rs allend- la :~. lt y .. among ~gents assigned [ signt"d to guard the President, I "J'm not trying to .speculate him was a "direct result" of , tor completing 8 requJrt>t'Tlt"nl m~ wt"~ Dt>bra .\k~ ann . Mary to the late Pres1dent Kennedy. 1Bolden said, some agent!! what happened in Dallas, but 1 his superiors le-arning his intenof the HosLes!ll Profkit>ru.·~ LaComb. Kart>n Humphrey. ! Abraham Bolden. 29. who In "Drank whisky and beer for intend to tell the War~~ Com- lions Ia te~tir.y before the War· ·Dear Helen= can~! They were juat ~t fal Badge and also the So<'ial (lot>- S!ur (to~ t.arkms. PHII~· . ~tt>tht>m , 19til bec~me the first Negro l ~reakfast." mission what I know. l ren Co_~miss•on.__ _ __ Will you p]ea!le write Jome-- so many th1nga:,llke klda cray.. pendabillty cballt•ngr J a~·kw B1se . Jean \\'hltehf"ad, ever . ass1gn~ to the. Secret thing about people who lit iD ons, and wt4e paint blUibu, T'he program for lh~ t"H ' Illng Brt"nJa Boring, <:~nd lt>aderS, j Service deta~l guar~mg t~e church and continually plck at and planting Medi, and feed. , was given b"' thf' J unll•r &"'u l~ \Irs . f'rank BiSt~ and ~·l r~ ~~ rn- Pres1den.t's life. outlmed his their f&ceJ and necks? Jt'l al- tng the dog. P~ue, plea11, • h h bee - n worki n" un tht>lr ~~ Whitehead Olher gut>sts ch~rges m a news conference at most impossible to concentrate can't aomebody teU the eoffet w o ave • t h. So h s·d h "WEAR A POPPY" will ring from all believe should be fashioned by dis· : Songs~r Badgr-s. Tht' gJrls who w~ rr \lrs Ha rlis5 rra nk. :\· r-s . Is ut • e orne. . I a bled veterans who survivf'd these on the sermon when the per- sompanles wt want our old. • have •tudo·ed obuut thto hf~ and Roy Hannuul J r and Susan, He IS char_ged . with trytng to I street corners in Pomeroy and across the I d fl son in front of you is dinmng squatty, hi'""l .. useful ........... " 11 fd t 1 t nato· on tomorrow and Saturday "ay mighty conflicts. The smal re owers, ... ..., .,...... ~ songs or Stephen r· o~!i:"r sa n~ ~In; _ Jack \kf'ann ami KIm . ~ a ('(lfl I en Ja ' (iiOVernmen • m at blemishes. - REPULSED tin• back scat.? HOUSE: Jwo of ho's favorile '"""' and Mr-s Roland Stetl·.rn_ M" Dor hie to 8 man t_nd 1ctect for the 22nd . and 23rd. when all will b• asked shaped by the hands of these veterans Dear Repulsed-WIFE ·~ K M 11 ed terf t of half to don the bright red memorial blossoms from countless yards of paper and wire, : porformed dances to banjo rf- !!1.'1'_1 Larkms ~nd t>nnel h. rs. a ~g. con l!l ~ng a . . h f tl1 h th . r . carry a many-faceted message of grati· I agree th1J is I re-·•·tve Dear Housede: ; ('ordings of .. 0 . Susanna:· a.nd RIC"hard Bormg . Mrs. ~a.lter :::,~~~. dollan 1 n bonds and ~~re~"~a~s too;er~e~tg=~~ se~!r!v:sut~ tude to those who have served so well habit, but my writing a~ it YOU teU 'em. Write I lettel : "Camptown Raef's .. L"lt>bra :\lc- Brown. Mrs. Paul Andrews and . Bolden said two "Weeks ago he freedom . The annual Poppy Day spon~ in the past. won 't reform the offender. Hab- to your favorlte coffee comp. : Fann gav• her "P'"' on t h e Barbaca, Mrs Harold Newlun, told anolher agent. "I'm going sored bv the American Legion Auxiliary The coin boxes which all volunteers its Uke flngernaD biting, <011· any. l'U wager • IJ'Oat 1111111 : lift' of Stephen Foste>r . \Irs . Harold Brt"wer. \olr~ . C. h··fore the Warren Commission is 8 fitting tribute to those wl1o dted de- carry offer another means of showing stant face-picking, hair or ey• other people have alreadJ daM ~ ' b h Edd Humphrt>y . !\frs . Loren ·~ · · f th t h H Games wer" ronduct t"\' Y t e Pnw ancha . Dale . Lou ..Jean- and tell about the drinking and fending the way of life in which all tTue our appreciatlon o ose ve erans w o brow pulllna: are often done 10.- · cadettes and the BriJ wnit>s prt>- t>tte and Janke. Tommy Jo dtsappearance of the (Secret Americans believe so fervently . are disabled. Dimes and dollars ~iven on subconsciously. Sometimes ·-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;._ _ ; sented Mothers Da~· gift s Ht:'t'd and Ju li Whitehead. . Service~ agents from their Every one of us, grateful for the privi~ this day are a major source of support they're u mu<:h the fault of which to lht'l r :\loth- Scouts unable to attend were posts while they wert guarding lege o[ our freedom of speech, our free- for a continuing program of rehabilita· bordeom (something to do with ers. d B R kh ld President Kennedy In Hyannis' dom to do as we believe best, our free- lion and child welfare directed by t he tile hands) •• they are of the · Following the " Birthda~ ~·onmt> 1:1n . onmDe oc 0 b, - - ~ .--- - dorn to speak out against injustice, our Auxiliary. always-blamed "Inner ten- - - - - - - - - - - " d t"· ta t "'" . f Shlr ""\ and Shllron rake . De . d I II . W d th f th A -••- p: G1Ul poua "· ong an •~ P""" o . freedom to ec are our a egoance to e commen e women o e mer· ·'-." And once they get a G••• -.1 ....... s . k d h blf' \Pw . D1ana Larkms , and . .::on.ou ,.,..,"" st.". ca e an pune P •~ S those things in which we believe, should lean Legion Auxiliary for giving the pulr good start, they're the very Dam 17.9, 1U, 1UIIIIiDg 7 feet · 1a 11a u ~r . . h au ~~ h' 1 h wer• served lrom a tab le '"' wear a poppy on these special days of uc t •• means to say. "Thank you, w I dickena to break. on roDere, Pomeroy·Muon :10.• ia plnk eover e<ntert'd wiih a tribute to our fallen defenders in two all our hearts" to the living and to the So 1 cao't IIOive your proiJ. 57, Pl. Pleasant 23.tlt, Hinton lnoral arrangement , f sprrng __ C:On!inued From P_"_ge 1 World Wars and the Korean conflict departed who have fought to sa>-e and lema- except ouggest tbat you .tl stationary, Kanawha Falll iflowers ov the cadetH P ; n k It is appropriate that the symbol we to perpetuate our American way of life. change oeata _ but 1 lOAN 1-49 faiUng, Charleston 11.011. <·and!•• in crystal holders flank son Countv village In which I wear as a visible token of our tribute to - Mrs. Ben Neutzling, publicity chair· tell parenta they should be London, Marmet and Wlnfteld od the centerpreee Minis •·ere :Rhodes w;s born Sept. 13, t909, those who have given their lives on the man, Auxiliary Unit to Drew Webster more alert to beglnnlne habits dams were on the llllil. served m small pink baskel _is bein~ reSiored 10 its appear- battlefield for those ideals in which we Post No. 39. and nip them last before they Boat movemm: ' favors with the gt·oen trefoil t:ntt>rMI HospilaJ a nee when it served 81 the become real trouble IPC)ta. A Ohio River Luther Herd· on the hanrlles. The fa\'or s and Amon1:: those wl1o enterrd Rhodes family !5 residence. A thoughtful, uhderstAndlng eJ:· man down 14, 8:30 p.m.j Jorplanation Is often enough, plus don up 14• 2:30 a.m.; Roe G. Holzer ho.spnal m the past 24 trio of the governor 's aunts , who hou rs wt- t·~ C l~arles Lester Bur· still live here, are providing the . I 1 I diversion and perhaps a few up 14, 2 a.m.; National up 1$, S delle. 95 Garf1eld Ave . Joe AI - society with information on how quiet reminders. H habits per- 12:30 a.m.; C. V.. Harner down : len Drummond , KPrr . Benja· the inlt>rior looked . sist, they may indicate nervous HI, 1:45 am.; Otarle K. up US, · mrn Lrnn<ln Frankton. Rl. I ~ ~· conflicts, and 1 doctor ahould 5:15 a.m.; Jellboat down . 1111 Bidwell. Mrs. Paul Smilh . Jr. . be consulted - not next year, 8:10 a.m.; Waller Beek]OI'G Ht I Vrnlon, Bradley E Hard-! AUXIUARY TO MEET · but NOW belor. the mold II set. down 17, S a.m.; Sally Polk up Rt I Ewmgton. Da vid A.; The Ladles Auxiliary of the /! _ H. 17, 5:35 a.m.; John J. Rowe er, 1 Gainer , 134 Pleasant St. Pt. Racine American Legion Post \ Dear Helen: down 17, 8:30 a.m.; Ovr£ up 1Pleasant. Mrs. ~red C .John· OOl Will meel at the post home JACKSON, Ky. (UP!)- Mrs. Lyndon B- Johnson said What can be done with a 17. 7:!0 a.m.; Jeffi!I'OII clown ,son, Ma>on _ W \a .. Mrs Don- May 26 alB p.m. Reports of the today " much remains to be done" to fight illiteracy and husband wbo wail!! till he 17• 4 a .m.; E. T. Joneo up 18, • VIENTIANE . Lao• IPII - 'aid M Wood. l'ew Haven, w . lpoppv and i';ominating commit- ,other problems but President Johnson is confident ol thinks hill wife ill asleep and 5:30a.m.; S. M Jent clown ....ommunJstl Pathrt Lao f1.1r ~·es Va , Mrs. ~unme ~ Persmg· 1 tee~ will be heard. Plans will : victory in the war on poverty. then sneaks over to vlslt 1 19, 6:50 am.; A. J Pattenup today . were reported dn~mg er, Apple (,rove, \\ Va., . Mrs be made to serve U1e Racine \ The First Lady, on an all-day tour of poverty-stricken AUCID.. U.OYD yoong widow next door ln the 20, S:i& a.m.; Peggy Downey 1 neutralist comm~nder ti~n Guy H Shuler. 804 W. Mam St Band lunch on Memorial day . areas, made the statements in a speech prepared for down ~1.1:15 a.m.; Duncan.; 1dead of night? Kon~ De . farth~r mto the hills Pome:oy, Mrs. Eugene Everett Rerreshments will be served_ delivery at the dedication of a new gymnasium at BreatMleh Lloyd, soa of Mr. u.d She leaves her kitchen ltght Bruce up 21, 1 a.m.; Edana d•spole hiS oeflal supporl Irom . Hawkms. 10 Liberty St ... Pome. -- - - -- -~- bitt County High School here. Mn. Bru<e Lloyd, bao beea on for him and they have llg· Howorth down 21, 10:tl p.m.; . the nght1:t forc:s . . ,. . :?Y· Donald L. Good, ~httster, Carl E Hicks. 2912 Maples Citing construction of the new cbo1eu to be 1 membe1 o1 Ote nala back and forth. Elgercltff down 23 • ll:r. p.~.; Neutralist offwers m ." 1e~t1- llmllthy R. Sorrell, \\ellston, Ave .. Pt. Pleasant. sun, 11 a gym and other accelerated pUb. I The Presldent'l wife flew to 19M AU Oblo Boy•' 8 a o d I Jove my b.usband and be Zimmer down 23, 5:45p.m.; Bln•ne reported sharp .hghtmg James C ~ebb. Ironton Mrs. : m Wedn~sday lie workl programs in the area , Kentucky for an overnight stay wtdcb wiU play at the 0 b 1o aays be loves me too, but I go up 2!, 7:25 .m.: S&llJ Ann 1outbwe-st of the strateg1c Plam James C N1pp, Rt. I Ashland, I Dl har d Mrs .Johnson said: J which included an address to- State Fair Ia Cohunbus, He am very upset by this. J waa up Greenup B:30 p.m.; CHRISTY of Jaro . whirh Is held entirely ,Ky , Mrs Johnny R. Robinson, . "' 1" . "Thill Is the kind of concrele ,night before tho Kentucky Fed· ptsy0 ba<ttooe IBiophOD<, wondering U I cuuld call the up Greenup I:IO p.m.; Tlmpl· b~ the Commumst except for. a Russt>ll. Ky . and Mrs Wm- . Patients recently d1~charged 1l evidence of Kentucky pioneer 1l eratioo of Women'l CJilbs at Mike, a Junior, II atdve Ia police and have her arrested. co down Greenup 4:50 1.m.; small corne~ where a .neutralist fred Barker, Ravenswood, Wi mduded Mrs. Helen M1ttenthal, self help and self • reliance the Phoemx Hotel in Lexington, scbool affaln servlog 81 cla&l _ WORRlED Barbara Brent down Greenup lrmored umt was holdmg out. Va. IMrs. Willard Kessell , Mn. Rob- ~ that makes the President and Mr!. Johnson recalled that offker, Lalla Club, presldea.t Dear Worried: %:40 a.m.; Western. down 31, Neutralist Premit>r Souvanna Birtfl• ert Haggerty, M~s Edward all America so confident of vic- her predecessor, the late Elea- of tbe baud, member of the Arrested for what! Wasting 3:30a.m.; Charles Bteven~on P'houma pressed !ht> British Mr~ Jerr~· Hopkins. Rt . 1 M~ntgom~ry, lrviD Clay. Mn l tory in our war against pover· nor Roosevelt, had dedicated pep baDd and dance INwld. He eleetricity? Or do you want up 32, 10:40 p.m.; IlllnOil and Soviet envoys for an an- Pat;wl . daughler. H3 p.m. ohver Mitchell, Mrs., Ronaldty" the Breathitt High &hool on alletlcled the Music CllDic al yoor husband hauled off In a down32, 3:10a.m.; Ravens-.! 1wer to his. ap~al tor al' tvm to . m\\ednesday . Mrs. M11ford . G. Robmson .. Aibt"rt Paulms. Mrs More FacUitiel Needed Jan. 28~ 1938, and had deplored: Atlleu aad was 08 dte Sehol· midnight raid? down 33, 1:30 p.m.; J. S. Lew· ttop the f1ghtin~. H~ asked . F'rt'denck, Jr . Rt. 2 Racme, I~mest Wtseman, Mrs. NaomJ Mrs. Johnson said more such illiteracy &n the country. anblp team till• year. Mite Best way to arrest· this bedg• ~ down 33, 2:15 a.m.; Queen ~em to mee~ w1th h1s J!OVf'rn · son. 1. 09 pm. ~edn('s~ay. Mn !Silvey. Mrs. Elmer Norvell; facilities were needed so that "Much progres1 baa been wu 08 the Irick team durill hopper is to tell hJm "lleep ~ 1 down 33. 2:15 a.m.; Queen 1 ...;ment to rons1der means ot sav- ,John M Pape. Sr, Racme , son. ITimoth.v L. Kearns, and TerrJ "boys and girls acrost the made Iince then in the fields o1 bll IOJ)homore and Julllor walking" IJ very bad for hus- City down Meldabl S:4& p.m.; ; In& Laos from chaos . II 12 am Wednesday Mrs. Sue Short country will increasingly he literacy Bnd general education," yean aDd hlo heeD ill tb t bands It turno them Into eras• Indiana clown Meldahl 6 p.m.; physically fit. mentally awake , she oaid. "Much remalna to be maeot cboral. He II 1 mem· wido..:ers. _ H. Chlppe~-"~b~ dMeldabl:iEI and morally straight!' done." ber e1 Heath Methodist Dear Helen: p.m.; """" '" own . 7 35 1-'borclo- bell. member I am about to marry I man ' p.m.; Valvollne up' of the dlolr and ill treeaoorer with gro lrl ho u t 12:5S a.m.; John Ladd Deaa up wn g s w ve 8 Meldahl 5: 10 a.m. of the Methodist Yoatll Fellow- home. 1 have yoonger children. GaiUpollo Dom _ Buckeyo ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN oblp. 'nolo Ia tile flnl limo Ia We have bought a new bouse State down ?:40 p.m.; On· yearo Middleport will and the two girls feel they have ward up e:IO p.m. Eaao Virbe representeot ID the band. a. right to have a say about fur' glrua down ll:30 p.m.; Pblllp NEW HAVEN _ A $3!2,000 Programs and projects for the rutu~e, color, etc. 1 object, 11 Sporn up 1,30 a.m.; Mama/ear loan throogh the Rural Electri- year were preapred ~hen the GAUL TRANSFERRED I think thlt 11 rny borne to fur. down 3 am · Jane T down 4· Ad . t ti wIll Electa Circle of the Middleport nlsh as my husband and 1 see · -· · ·• . . fIcatoon miDIS ra on First Baptist Church met Tue• Delbert Gaul Chesler, who n 'th t ln!A>rl In 30 a.m.; Brlmstono clown ' •• By DOROTHY KILGALLEN help to expand telephone serv· d In t the ho ~the underwent brat~ surgery sever. ' wl ou anyone er I· m., UtUe Edward down 1:~ anrl lopped with a secret oyster sauce. - - the N Ha and [.e. ay even B a me w There 18 also conflict over • Hfya Stranger! You proUahly Ct1me to And in the heart of Greenwich Vii· Ices In ew ven chairman Mn John Fultz al week. ago In University hot· am.; Wayne H. up 7:40 a.m.; ~town to see the \Vorld's lo'air, but when /age, which you'll surely want to see, is tart areas according to Donald -we opening ' · prayer ,...· I'V· . pltal, aru1 wh o had he en ho me grown children working full· Robert Reed down S·30 , th H tlmt and paying board What . 1m , , i:you 're not trekking around Flushing one of the oldest and fine•t Italian res· F. Roush, owner of o orne en by Mrs, A. R. Pullen with the past few weeka, wu taken · , KuMohl Rlvet'--0. F. Sbe• t· Meadows, you moght enjoy a change of taurants in -'lanhattan-Enrico and Pag- Telephona Co. of New scripture readinl and medite- to Meigs Memorial hospital, ~ ~/ on tho lsauea. - er down London I :t5 a.m.; Bernpace- . and New Yorkers can say, un- lieri's on W. lith St. The main dining Haven: . tion, "'nlere's A Way to Take then had to hi tr11111ferred to et clowa Marmet t:30 a.m.; He~ : biushmgly, that we have everything. You room is a glass·covered garden featurService to 200 new aubscrtl> It," given by Mn. Frances Uruversity hospital Wednesday. Dear M.U.: en Z. down WIDfleld 1:46 p.m., : name 1t, we ve got It, from the busiest ing pamtings by little·known artists, so en m New Ha~en and 200 In the Bearhs. A discussion was held I'd say thret on 1 match ill Thelma Ann do1!ll Winfield I:• ' harbor to the brightest lights. from the you may see something that's perfect lor Letart area will be made poss1· concerning the layett>e project unlucky, and thlo match of 311 p.m.; Jerry Bowwth dowl _ boggest race track t" the tiniest off- over the couch while you're enjoying ble over a live year proJect to he undertaken by the ml• CARSON ESTATE yours hao two too many wom- Winfield 10:59 p.m.; lleuer up Broadway theatres, from the most glam- chicken-filled canelloni. period. Roush said . that I h e slonary society at tile House WASHING TO N(UPI) -Two en In lt. No matter who wins Winfield 2:55 a.m.; LIICJ Jl111 ~ orous department stores to t ht outdoor Uptown, a relatively new restaurant funds_ wlll aloo provode • new Party at Granville In June. national conservation agenclel these llrll lew rounds, there Lucas dowa Winfield S:tl e.IILI Sunrl~' pushcart markt-ts on Orchard called Marco Sardi's Michelangelo, just buildmg m Letarllor.new equip. Projecill for the year Include wUI receive half tba esta!A> ol will be more. If the conflicts W. H. Shaver, Jr., up WIDIIekl Street. next to the Copacabana on E. 60th St., ment and new eq~opmenl lor distributing the meditation book· nature author Rachel Corson, I hlw alreody otarled before 4:15 a.m.; Merr!D up Winfield If you're from Middletown. U_ S. A. features food in the manner of the great the New Haven oll:ce. let, "The Secret Place" In pul> na&lve of Springdale. Po. marriage, think what tba fu· 4:!10 a.m.; Solvoy up Wllllleid .and have nt>ver known the thrill of wal· chefs of Florence. It has dancing, ele· Rous~ oald the company will lie places; the school lunch pro- Atlmleyo for the latA> author lure wiU be like? And then 5:10 a.m. · ching a huge ocean liner wend its wav gant decor and lnw-key lighting during pronde free toll !erviCe to gram, and sbut-lno of the of "SUent Spring'" and "The consider postponing tb wedclln& ----gracefully up the Hudson. head for the the late hours. Try piping hot mush· Pornt Pleasant from New Hav- church. Bea Around Uo" B8id TuQday until the grown glra aro out PLAN IALB top of any of the lruildings that have rooms stuffed with seafood, thin sliced en effectiVe Dec: 6 when Point Mra. Fultz oened a d!osert the Sierra Club of San Francis- on their own. - H. The Apple Grovo WSCI II bi~h-l~vel restaurants and get a panora- veal with a spicy sauce. or hot antipasto. Pleasant s new dJal oystem 1001 couroe to the above and Mrs. - oand the Natul'e Corulervancy Dear Helen: hsvlng 1 numnap 11lo Friday 0 role v1ew of the midtown docks. 1'he A good place for hand·holders and cele· into operation. Joe WUson, Mra. Eqene Gher- Ill WashiiJ81on. D.C., would Whslever happened to tiJoae lnd Saturday, May II IUid ·Dtl sight of a mammoth ocean queen being brities as well as the merely hungry_ ke, Mn. Clare Riley, Mra. Nell each receive a quarter of the fat, low, pound coffee cans? on tile bottom floor of 1111 gently eased into her berth by a couple • • • Wernet Mn. Edison Baker estata under Mill Carson'• I appreclato the new' eaoy-<11>0n house. AU ·donatlonl ........ · of tugs i5 a wondrous thing to behold . Banjos, anyone? New York's first banMn Janis Gibbs, Mra Tony will Uda, but bow I do J\IIU the wlda come. Sunday night is a great celebrity jo parlor, the Red Onion, starts to swing hunt1ng t1me and the wise autograph at 9 p.m. The address is 1586 2nd Ave., Evo Hartley, Mn. Nora HamD· yh.;;;j[ij);;" seekers have disco1.:ered that manv of the unescorted 1adies are welcome, but no Fowler, Jola! <lrueser. ton, Mra.Mn. Genevieve Saxton Mrs and • ............big names head for Sardi's Easl..Robert one under 21 is admitted . The special· Mrs. Grace HJIOII. ~Preston, Arlene Ji'rancis, Martin Gabel ties of the house, in addition to the mu·:and Alec Guinness often do their Sunday sic, are beer, hamburgers , and all the HOLLYWOOD (111'1) 1'ceNAGER SI'.OOHeUA WAS OH SO tATLER .M ESi:: C<mrod, of the defunct. "Hoawatl~ 1 TAKEN Mn-C-rH~ 'iOUNG, NOBI.f: HOsPITAL r<lR .lr'IOMSIL .tlB-11 oupping there. Gallagher's ~teak House peanuts you can eat PT. PLEASANT - Funeral lUI Eye" IA>Ievilton oer!eo, HAN~M.O:S ON lV-·• HOWOIFFEAEHT IS ~UFlon W, 52od St. is a good place to run How would you like to see movies be· into Mickey Mantle, Yogi Berra , Casey ing made? You would? Then hike your· servi~s for John H. Rice, 1ge atar In 1 new hour·lq lhow · Stenge~ Y. A. Tittle or Bill Hartack, and self to 6th Ave. between 53rd and 54th 86, retired Iarmer !If Flatroct, titled '"l'be Spy." :-'f you leave your menu with the manage· Sis. and watch "How To Murder Your who di«< Wedn<sday evenlnl c?ooool-l! . ment, they'll have it signed by your fav· Wife" go before the cameras. Jack Lem· at Pleasant Valley Hospital, of· no 'THcV~ JIJST/ orite. 100-D MIJOJ.I mag and Italian beauty Virna Lisa are ter a three weeks illness, will HVDTIIt TO INTIIIIT OP YII<ES! ReAL :ft_ _ Another rendezvous for sports fig- the stars, and if you hit the right hour be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. MilOt MAlON AIIIA OQ:EAM.'I !! !l!'es is Kenny's Steak Pub at lunch time. you'll see the "murder" beinfl commit· He was a lifelong Muon :It's the unofficial clubhouse of the foot· ted at an excavation ditch there. county resident, born Dec. 17, ......., T•••'., .,.... Jllall Giants, and the boys who have off· 1877. the son of tbe late VinIll& r ....,. - . Down at the Battery, which you ought -i !ason jobs in town-that includes Jim cent and Almeda Chatlln lllct• .., '" • - • - ,...._ ijtatcavage, Joe Walton, Dick Lynch and to see anyway, there's another flick in His wife, Beatrice Cottrill Rlee cu a •~ u. •• I I ~ a. ,_...,.., the making_ Jason Robardl Jr. is emot· .-J!rlch Barnes-are a good·natured bunch preceded him In dealb In 19111. ..,, .~~ w n ..,... of stan. If they're not in lhe middle of a ing in "A Thousand Clowns," in the role Srvivon are two claupters, ..._.. • __. . _ • .._ created on Broadway, and Barbara 11 ;tJuainesa conference they're happy to he Harris Is playing the ooclal worker who Mrs. Audrey Warner, Flatroet. :_"- a. ... ~ • ,_.., - ~n autoeraphs or talk lootbaU with a and Mrs. Homer Lulber, St. n y r ..,., ••• •eu••,.,. brings order out of chaos. fan. Albans, etpt aranlfcldldren, an4 •mz a a s 'M. -._ • ....,... • • • ' IJ'Olt grandchlldml. - &- - ,,. •And that's not nearly the half of It, twoServlctl 1riU be beld from .......... ~ •••••• IIJ' Stranger. So stay tuned for another off. the Crow..flusse11 Funeral home .,.. _ ,.. • ..,• ., 0 . _ the~uff column on tbingt you mlgbt like with the Rew. Dollald l..oethlrt ..,_.. • to catch-<>r might hate to miss-while officlatlnaBurill will be In • ..., - - you're In our town. We're sure you'll en· Su ncreII ee.....,_ F"'-'....K0. 6 • en:~~~ ,. ._. ----,.~ .. , • ...., ...... . .... ..,.I joy it, so come soon and sU.y as long as may call •I the funeral 1Iome - . - - · 1 _~;.,_ _. . . you can. oller 2 p.m. Friday. ---I' -. . I• Fill Your Boat At Our New River BOAT DOCK Right hi front of our station. Filtered white Gas, we're ALWAYS OPEN. r .. \ ......~ ~. . :. SUPER SERVICE STATION Try Uo Ont Tlmo ond Stt Tho Difference! OPEN 2.(1 HRS.-7 DAYS-·WE NEVER CLOSE Jack W. Canoy, Mgr. Phone WY 2-9932 Let Us Make Your Car Safe for the Holidavs F•ctery Tire Sole Sa- YOU and v •...• MONEY. �·-:- -. ' '' \ ' Line Scores Hoeft r•l and Torre. Purkey, Houston 000 000 21D- 3 5 o, New York 0011100 1100-- 1 • s Jay (8) and Edwards. Winner \ Veole, McBean (8) and Bur- Loa Ang 100 100 1121<- 4 I a - Lemtoter (4-2 ). Loser - Pur- gess, Nottebart, Raymond (5), Locke,_Hinsley (8) and 'fl1' key (1-3). HR - R~inson, Jones (7), Owens (9) and Bate- lor. Wlllhlte, PerraOOik! ~) Major League lleaulb Mllw. 110 000 1~7 1' 1 Torre. man. Winner - Veale (3·3). and Camllll, Roseboro ( ), Amerloan League ~ • Wlllblte ('-') Looer ()-710 ~ ~ ~1:~~~:~. too 100 001-3 · 9 01 'Loser- Nottebart IIHI). HR- Winner ~ • Minne"'ta 500 001 01 Sadowski (8) , Pitts 8 2 Lynch, Bond. -Loeko (!H), New York 002 000 1m- I 9 Pucual (5-I) and Battey. Terry. Stafford (1), Mikkelaen (7), Hamilton (8) and Heward. tenons. including friends and War II, said Ohio State foot· Conference commissiooer; Yale Loser - Terry {1-3). HR-OUIIltbrities from throughout the ball coach Woody Hayes. ., footbtll coach John Pont, Notre va, Kl1lebrew 2, Blanchard. tportl!l field , attended a tesU- " Dave is a true sportsman. i Dan€'" football coach Ara Partnonial dinner Wednesday night said Paul Brown, former Ohio seghian and Northwestern Ath- Kan City 001 000 101- 3 5 for Dr. David Reese. I Statt lnd Cleveland Browns lletlc Olr!etor Stu Holcomb. Baltimore 012 050 OOx- 8 13 They paid t1bute to 1 man football coach. "He did what he, Segui Aker ($) Handrahan who has had a full career In I did because he enjoyed it · 1. (6), B~wsfield (8•) and Lau, sports _ as a pl~yer , official I think he would have played or Major Leape Leaden Duncan (5). Pappas (3-l) and and administrator. I officiated for nothing . . and we By United Press International Orsino loser _ Segui (2-3). The retired Dayton denti'St ts certaJnly don't have enough of National League HR-Po ell stepping down as the first Mid- his kind." G. AB R. H. Pet. w • American Conference commis- Harry Baujan, retirin~ as Unl- Mays, SF 31 117 :n 46 .393 Lo A (1()2 000 100- 3 7 0 sloner after 18 yee.arese in the p versity of Dayton athletic dlrec·l Williams, Chi 29 113 2.3 44 .389 Bo:Wnng 000 200 20x- 4 5 1 "Nobody in the world of col- tor after nearly a half century qmente, Pitt 32 136 26 51 .375 Ch 0 . ki (4) R Lee .. le~ge~a~th~Ie:;;tl;::cs;_;;;h•;,;•.;d;;:o;;n•;.;;,a•;..;:,m.;."'~h.;,•;;t.;t~he;_;;:sc.;.h,;.oo.;.l,~sa~id:,.'.;'t"'t..w..ou"l"d"'b"ie lFreese, Pitt 22 61 9 22 .361 (?) ::rSat~~:O. Rodger~ (7). ~ Boyer, SIL 34132 20 17 .J56 Lamabe Radatz (8) and Till· Johnson C1n 22 59 13 21 .356 ! Stargol\: Pitt 23 93 18 32 .3·14 mao, Numn (8). Winner - LaTorre, Mil 33129 21 II .341 mabe 1" 11 • Loser - R. Lee Kanehl, NY 26 82 9 28 .341 (1-i). Bailey, Pitt 28 99 10 33 ·333 Detroit 000 001 200 3 9 3 Coleman, Cin 21 60 8 20 •333 wash 211 010 05x- 10 12 0 Amertcaa League N E G AB R H Pet Rakow, avarro (5 ), gan 387 (7), Sparna (B) and Froehan, 32 •142 ,9 Oliva, Minn · Osteen Cheney (7) and BrumFreehan, Del 25 86 12 31 .360 ley, Winner-Osteen (3-4). Los1 22 35 354 Fregosl, LA 28 99 · er - Rakow (0-3) . HR - KenBreooud, Bos 31128 20 14 ·349 nedy 2 Freehan Thomas 24 66 7 23 .34ll ' ' • ' Lau, KC 339 Siebem, Bait :n 109 22 37 · National League Marls, NY 16 61 IO 20 •328 Phila 000 033 010-- 7 14 REGULAR PRICI!, $US Hinton, Was 34 130 16 42 ·323 San Fran 100 010 000- 2 7 !:,,....,,.,.,.,.,.,:;;..,,.,.,.,.======~' Satrlano, LA 22 53 7 17 ·321 Mahaffey Baldschun (5) Robinson, Bal 3ll 120 19 38 ·317 Dalrymple.' Marichal, O'Dell llome Runs . · (6), Pierce (7) and Crandall, I National League - Mays, Gl- Haller (9). Winner-Baldschun ants H: Howard, Dodgers 12 ; (2-0) Loser - Marichal (6-1) Wiliams, Cubs~_lO; Allen,. Phils HR~Ailen, Covington, Callison: 8; McCovey, biants; Robmson, Reds; Torre, Braves all 7. . Chicago 000 000 000-- o 4 1 Amerloea_n League -_- Kille- St. Louis 000 000 lOX- 1 8 brew, Twms 1~ ; Colavi~O, Ath· Jackson (5-3) and letics 10: Allison, Twms . lO; Gibson (4-0) and McCarver Hall, Twins 10: Oliva, Twms; · Skowron, Senators; Held, lndi- NIEKRO TO DENVER +Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 21, 1964 dl!ncult to measure his lnfluence in Ohio athletic•" Dan Teehan, Hamiltoo County sheriff and veteran offlcla!. Wd Reese has "helped more young officlal!l move up the ladder thea any mon anywhere.". Among !bose at the dinner were Bill Reed s;g Ten comDAY'I'ON (LPI) - Nearly 400 as Dr. ?,ave Reeoe since World missioner; C!Jck Smith, Ohio MAC Pays TribUte T0Past PresJ•dent Wednesday N"Jght . •' ' e •l ' ~ . • I 1 ' 'I . 'I ' 1 I 1 1 .; I I I I s5 . ' '' ' • •• .. . I 1 l '' ~ . . • '\ ~t Offer Good: Wed., Thurs., Fri. & Sat.- May 20 thru 23 . We can't ! ·' .-CROW'S-·-------------., alford it!" You can't afford to ne.-lect your home either. The aensible aolution is to let us help you with a Sprinc '"'fiz:-up" loan. Thouaanda of people do. Spring "fiK... Up" Joana are one of the waya we try to help folk• who need mon~~ for any wort.hwhtle need. Stop in and 1ee us or, if 1t 1 more convenient, telephone ahead. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY I '. t;.~ ,;· ~uno ans all Balt<d In MILWAUKEE National League - Mays, Gl - pitcher Phil Niekro has ,ants 35; Stargell, Pirates 26; · been ortioned to Denver of Boyer, Cards 26; Howard, Dod- the Pacific Coast League by gers 26; Torre, Braves 25. the Milwaukee Braves. MilwauAmerican League - Cash, kee filled Niekrc 's place ()n the Tigers 29; Wagner, Indians 2'1"; roster by recalling hurler Dan Rollins, Twins 26; ~IR il , Twins Schneider from Denver. 25: Allison, Twins 24; Colavito, Athletics 24. I Town,Country Restaurant EAST MAIN ST. • NAMED ASS'T COACH POU-D IMI ~ LIFE INSURANCE AVAILABLE ON ALL LOANS I ' c CARRY OUT ONLY- NO COUPON NECESSARY I "I don't care U it does need painting• lf'.' ~· *Golden Brown Broasted HALF-CHICKEN *FRENCH FRIES *COLE SLAW 300 W, Second St.- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR, STORRS, Conn. IUPI) - Dan Sekanovkh Jr., a former Cana- 1 dian professional football player, has been named assistant varsity foolball coach at the University of C<Jnneeticut. Seka· novich played in Canada with the Montreal Alouettes and the Ottawa Rough Riders. l'ing . . Sure you can just about run a Chevy I! on pellnuts. But don't let its economy fool you. This family l'ar can take the whole gang along on any trip you mnt to make. In plenty of comfort and a whole lot of style. Ita range of power makea fun out of turnpikes and mountain roads alike. (Makea each gallon or gas work overtime, too!) Inside, a Chevy II Nova is tailored for travel. Child-proof upholstery, trip-size trunk and glove box, dual sun visors and deep-twist carpeting BJ'Il juat a few standard features. That roomy, rugged Body by Fisher is as easy to look aft.r as it is to look at. In fact, Chevy II virtually carea for itself with a battery-saving Delcotron gen• DUly &,ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., . '" #&:v 21, 1964-S IR- NEW HAVEN ---:--:----:-:-:------~-,...~-:---~ lledlll Te Be Held Mrs. Paul B. PoweU will preaent ber pt11110, organ and voeol students In a recital on Thursday, !day 28th al 8 p.m. at the Wabema Cafeteria. The theme u$0 Stan" wUl be used. It will be 1 patriotic program with the .color scbome Red, WhJte and BJue Uled. A comJ»llUon will be played for each otate, Rick Powell wm open t h. prosram and tbe M. C. will be Mu Brown: Linda Lathey will portray· "Mlas America." Awards for outstanding work durlng the year will be presented at this Ume. Rehearsal! be held ·on Tuesday, May -26th and Wednesday, May 27th at 2:30 p.m. y..,.llolo Clllll'<b School BarUetl, Mn. Robert FUflate, Rev. H. S. Knol~ Dr. Howard Relaz, Rev. C. L. Deloney and Sister Sopbie Daphne. New lbvea Gardea (.1qb The New Haven Garden Club met on Thunday eveniog at the Alex-Qulllen Memorial Buli4log with Mn. L. c. {looah, Mn. Ray Pioke11.1, and Mra. Irving Karr, Jr. as hootesses. , li by Chevrolet my drive this vacation BJid Jfn, I ha ' -The Mas- c lrma~n. PT. PLEASANT on County AlllOCiation fd< tarded Children will meet Fnday, May 12 al UO p.m. In lhe Appilacllian auditorium . Annual reports ul Lhe eight teachers who are te.aL"hing the education dasses in County school system will be gaven and the progress tbe students have madf' t h i s school term. A plant sale wUI be ta•Jd trom 7 to 7:30 p.m. Everyon~ IS wele<Jme to attend the m~ting Re-I y G" J Are IDJUfe • d niDI June 8th through 12th from A Coaching Conference was Fred Batey, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, 1was treated for bruises at Hoi- son. Visiting with Miss Lehew V a.m. to 12 noon. St. Paul Lu- held at St. Paul Lutheran Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. Wil000g lr S zer hospital and released. The and Jake Hartenbach were Mr . theran June 1st through 12th Church on Friday, May 15th, llam Chisler, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, child walked into the path of a and Mrs. Homer Cooper. Miss from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Metho- to help train the teachers for Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. Harold pickup truck driven hy Herbert , Ethel Koenig, Miss Elsie Hart. dist June 1 through 11th from the new educational literature Johnson, Mrs. Herman Layne, D. Wallace, Pt. Pleasant. The Miss Ellen Ebersbach, Mrs. Carl 9;30 fl·lll· to 11:30 a.m. being introduced in The Luth- Mrs. M. L. Ohlinger, Miss Lednver was not cited. Will, all ot Pomeroy : Mr. and Greup CoDfirmed At eran Churches of America be: Iah Jane Powell, Mrs. Donald Kttly Stewart, 8-y!ar-old dau- Mrs. Frank Cox_. Charleston . Regular Senlce ginning on September 13, 1~. F.· Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush , ghler oF Mr and Mrs. Guy Stew- Miss Jeanne Rines, Columbus. At the regular Sunday morn- 'Teachers of St. Peter~s of Po~t Mrs. 1..,1-oyd Roush , Mrs. Ottie art of 108 Decatur st.. was Mrs Hoy Roush and Mrs. Rosa lng Church Service at St. Paul Pleasant, St. Mark 's of Wh1te Roush, Mrs. B. R. Vance, Mrs. PT. PLEASANT - Two young stnl('k by a car WedneSday morn Stewart, both of Mason. Lutheran Church four girls u~ Church and Zion of Broad Run Howard Wagenhals, Mrs. N. 0 . local girls escaped senous m)ur- ing while enroute to Central · on completing two y~ars of and St. Paul'.1 of New Haven- Wein, Mrs L. C. Roush and ies when struck by cars in sep- Grade School. Kitty ran across study were confirmed into the attended . . Mrs Karr. arat.e accidents. ; Viand Street at Fifth Street inmembership of the Church. Out;Jf-town mstrcctors for Sewing Club 1 Laura Armstrong, Ulree-yea~ ·to the path of a northbound vePleahnt VaJley Hospital They~~-";;;e.;.re...,;K;;;a;;;re.;.n~G"re"'en""e;;;,iiida ..... u-;;;thiiiiiiieiiidiiiif"fe"re"n"'t.;~i,;r.. ou.i;p"'s"'w"'e-re_M_r_"'Is. 1 The Sewing Club met on Tues- old daughter of Mr . and Mrs. hicle driven by Linda Duncan, r ---· ·-day afternoon at the OOme of Robert Ar~mstr?n_g , .Monroe-av . 18. Pt. Pleasant. Th~ young ADMITTED _ James Taylor, Mrs. W. T. Stone. Those attend- suffered mmor IDJUr~es when miss received laceration of the Pt. Pleasant; Eugene Jeffers, ! ing were Mrs. D. A. S m i t h, struck by a truck m ~ront of left foot and was treated by a Hendersor1. Mrs. N. 0 Wein, Mrs James her home Tuesday evenmg. She .local doctor and released. No MacKnight, Mrs R. F. Bryant, - - - - -H--ff - - l charges were filed against the DISCHARGED - Mrs. Harold Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Harold Roy Jone~ and Mrs. 0 man. driver. \Plantz and son, Mikki Spring Shoes Juhnson, Mrs . Ottie Roush, Personals Holley, Pt. Pleasant; Robe r t Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Hoi Rodgers, West Columbia; Jarnes ,l ward Wagenhals, Mrs. John Bo.~r- Mr!l. Ira Fields is a surgical Ball, Pliny : Mrs. Robert AntlaSizes 4 to 9 I ringer, Mrs. Lloyd Roush and i p~tie,:~~ at M~i~al Centei· Hos3800 Iony, Pt. Pleasant : Joe Paugh , ; R 1Mason: Emil Knight, Hartford : Mrs. Stone. pttal m Galhpohs, 0 . , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller 1 Mrs . Rlchard Roach and daugh' Broken Sizes 2 pair $5.00 Rutb Circle s.nd daughters Leah Ann • n d f ter, Pt. Pleasant: John Rke. 'fhe Ruth Circle of the Luth- Gad, Mr. and Mrs. Donald l ILetart, (expired) . Women's-Children's eran Church women of St. F. Roush and daughter Sheryl . Men's- Boys' · nd M · d Mrs Ru•••ll Ca...._ Mrs Paul's met on Tuesday evemng 3 r . an · """" ~'"'~ I · Helen Stewart, Jlill, 1 · at the Parish House The lea- hart were in Cincinnati, 0. ov- I Ralph' Dorothy Russell and Jeff eWhito son was resented b .Mrs. Don- I" Uoe weekend. The men play- visited with Mr. and Mro. Ben Whlto e ·a tuo aid Bum:ardner wi~ members ed in a Bowlig Tow:r.ament. B~asley .and fam1ly at Scioto- . pr. Red Stripe eRod Th u ~· Mrs Roy Hoffman 1s a surgl- v1lle, Oh1o, Sunday. t. · f , parlcMJpa mHg. oseL a e Mmg cal paiient at The Medical Cen- Mrs. Alice Stetner returned II iBiock pr. were rs. erman ayne, rs. . . h M d f the Roush Mr~. Robert Johnston ter Hospital in Gallipolis, 0 . orne . on ay . rom Women's d M. rd er Ivan Shawver has returned IMemonal Hospltal where :Men's- Boys' 8 an r~ur~:a Cl:b · home after _being a patient at had been a patient since The Curiosity Club met on I Holzer Hospital. day. . Monda evenin at the horne o( , Ukey Layne is a patient at Several _ perso~ VIsited Cushion Size pr. Sto 9 lnoolo pr. Mrs. ~obert ~ffman. A short St. Joseph Hospital in Parkers- ! Sund~y w1th Miss Sue Lehew, · ,. h ld The b. Mg who 1s ill at her home iD Mabu smess mee mg was e . ;·,;;..:;;·...............-..-._.-.__..,....... door prize was won by Mrs. Roy II Jones. TOOse attending were Mrs. H. Douglas Roush , Mrs. I Walter Grinstead, Mrs. Donald I NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT F. Roush, Mrs. R. D. Greer, Mrs. Beven Burdette, Mrs. In Acci"dents 1 1 1 1 I ; $!>,..' • it g..,.ral rha .Amy E1110t1 i• i" · TO GIUDUATK I • ~ 1 PT. PLEASANT ' 'I· tion exerclsl"s: for th! 2% JtU· dents ol Mrs ,Robert Sil~ ' l kindergarterl class '~~ill be .blld Thursday evening at 7:39 P.f\. in the H.igh School caf~. The graduating dus will CGOelude this sctiool t.enn Frida1 murning with ' wiener rout,...at the home of Van Windsor..~n of Mr and Mrs. Walter Wiodsor of Windsor Coort. · .• eARCHERY EQUIPMENT e GOLF EQUIPMENT liTTLE LEAGUE e BASEBALL EQUIPMENT eFISHING EQUIPMENT e BADMINTON SETS e SOFTBALL & BASEBALL EQUIPMENT e TENNIS EQUIPMENT 1 1 Women's Dress Shoes--Dress Flats nNNIS OXFORDS SPECIAL THIS WEEK! 3 HAWK GOLF BALLS I .88: Hogsett; M SZ,99 MIDDLEPORT e FOR CANVAS LOAFERS $1.99 $2,99 MILL STREET - DfiVe . A cross t he BrI dg e Basketball Oxfords CANVAS LOAFERS 99c 1 j .-..-_.-.-=- ROUSH'S S.HOE STORE ' -.m. Mrw, 1 S1f9 erator, sell-adjusting brakes, long-life muftler and lettcleaning rocker panels that help prevent rust by flushing out salt and other eorrosives. There's a Chevy II for everyone-IJI'dans, wagona and sport models. A price for everyone, too. Beeausa now is Trade 'N' Travel Time at your Cllevrolet d~aler's, 'I'ime to get the most fun from tour t1ftfl ear. and make a great deal on your old one I or course you're not supposed to be Ill pl'IICtLlal when you plan a vacation, But being tki1 praclical won't spoil a bit of the fun. Should add to it, In taeto·• for the rest of the year. And thai'• about llft7 ..U' worth, Every year. . ., ', . . I McLerron Meelinll' on Friday SOCiety . Notes • 1anct the · MCARC to H0 ld H. Bl><hofl, Mrs. Herman gbter of Mr. and Mrs. R, G. Greene; Jano Roush, daughter ol lira, Velma Roush ; Katby Ann Rousb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush and Peony Kay Hayes, daughter of Mrs. Mlldren Hayes. The roll call was answered On Sunday evening at 1 he with "Give Ooe Rule foc a Good Service Eleanor Roosh, daugh- \Ciub Member." lira. B. R. ter of Mr. and ~rs . A 1ton Vance"" Vice president, presidRouah, waa conflrme<> inlo tbe I ed at the bu.sin.., meeting. The membership of St. Mark's Lo- group decided to join tbe Industheran Church <t White Church: trial Authority /IJS0ctalion. They Officiating at hot)J services al3o decided to furnish and arwas the Rev. Jack T. We1ch, range fJowers for Wahama High Pastor of St. Paul. Pastor School Baccalaureate and Com· Welch was also the Instructor mencement with Mrs. L. C. of the two year class. Roush and Mrs .. Ray Proffitt New Haven P.T.A. · named as co-cha1rmen. They wm The New Haven P.T.A. wiU voted to sponsor a booth at the bold their final meeting of the Dr. Bryant Day in New Haven School year on Thursday, May on July 4th with Mrs. Ottie 21st at 8 p.m. Jnstallatlon oi .Roush' ano Mrs. M. L. OhlingDatet Atnoaneed offlcers 'wm be held. Robert ier as C&Chairmen. Mrs. Vance NEW SIGN- Gravely TJtlctor Sales and Service, 512 East Main-st, Pomeroy, reChurches of New HavHerndon will present an all read the Constitution and By cently installed a new sign oii its new A fr arne building which op~ned this Sp~ng. The · 1 program. R. A. Finlaw, owner. has been in busine ss for eight Ls the authonzed . en announce dates for Vacalion ·, muslca . La ws 0 f the Club . u· years tand " Church Schools. E.U.B. beginCoaching Coaference Held Those attending were : ·Mrs. dealer of Gravely Tractors in Meigs, Mason, and Ga 1a ~?un 1es. ~- . s POMEROY, 0. TRADE 'N' TRAVEL TIME ,, •I SINK and CABINET Like These At Bachner's in MASON -,~· SMOKED TENDERIZED • ., - fO< ll•nl-.-1 S.-lfclt,.., - ""'• - 1 Picnic Hams l9c lb' 49 TUFSYN TIRES FOR COMPACTS • nng 4 to 6 lb. Average Famous Goodyear tires to tit these compa'pt cars 1 ring I' Chevy Q Olds f-85 ring Buick Special Valiant falcon LMcer , Comet MILD LONGHORN Corvelr falrl- · CHEESE ------ lb. c SPICED Luncheon Meat 39c lb . 1.00. 13 COMPACT SIZE aUCKWALL GaodyUJ'• II'Nt MW ·~ ti•=:•tM AD·W..ttwr Mth Tu rubber and 3-T cor-. Tubeltlu. UO a 13 COMPACT N SIZI BUCKWALL ~r'"s ortiiMI -.ulp. ~nent dM.. th• o.crott.. p. ' . \ r. oYed Custom Sup•r· ..... olthSu--M.._ f!lYJI Mbw. TubeiHa. 1.110 1 1' COMPACT SIZB BUCIIWALL =:ua.:;o:r.-~d!:'~ alGCitt_ wr.p-t~rouM v..t ,_.._ '' . Armour's Treet _ 12 oz. can 39c 2 for '24 ' "' '" 2 for'37 ar~<J two olct "'e$ ARMOUR'S BEEF STEW ----- 24•'-39 ... c "'"""79C BROUGHTON'S MILK 29c PAPER NAPKINS ROMAN CLEANSER BLEACH ~ qua,t 10c :,..~ lax '"''I l wo o. d t ue5 · -- Auorted Colr.-rs 2 for '36 :::-:,~:: old tw• bot, Birch For Your Kitchen ' 66" SINK WITH FORMICA TOP 66" WALL UNIT • REACH-DON'T RUN Streitmann Sun1hine Kri1py UNSALnD CRACKERS lb. box 31c PECAN SANDIES lb. pkg. 49c AsS_h _n BOTH PIECES FOR ONLY Put a phone whire Dll are Why juo :ZOO Count Pkv. in Poly Bag - - - !' I -- boll cw• ewry time tho pboao dnp, A phone _..,.1'-' ...,. a nado whore you work lob you laM -ur mab-..tlo wUhout 111rr1na &om tho ]dtcb.n CHECK TilE T•I•T DEALS 01 CHEVIIOLET • CHEVEUE • CHDY 11· COIVAIR AIID CORUnE IIOW AT YOUR CHEVROLEt Aad ...- SPACE-MAD!R• pbo.. ID a dlo«oo of oolon ... - r.. daw1o, III)'Wboro ,.. II. Coil ""' otloo .. POMEROY MOTOR COMPA W. MAIN STREET POMEROY Shop RIZER OIL.COMPANY '·... ' PHONE WY 2•2126 Jf(:lf4E OWNi:l> & OPDATED , ' . I In Our Ai...C:onditioned Store · FURNITURE , . . , l'li!IUN..OR~TE I . ' "· MASON, W. VA. Super Market • In Mason, W.Va . PHONE . 773-5544 Open D.ily 1:00 ~ 6:00 - Saturday a':OO to 1:30· �·---·.' '\ ' V. Craig ,6·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 21 , 1964 NCE .•• ·- --·-----'-'--I .. Tri County Leauge May 5, 1914 . •• 1 b Munn Methodist Men • ' 'I 422 l S 1 ~~on ''I Blind 3110 Toli:il 2371 Reed H~gh Ga~e - 576 Sean 473 .I• 561 :\ bbott Crue~wr 429 459 Dillon 407 T0tal Won 3 l..oAt 0 Points 8 Francis Florist Knight Smith Blind Martin ·i Davi~ Total Won 0 Lost l Pnints f'l 411 1874 Total Wnn 2 Lost I J P. 472 M. Sawyer Won ! Lost I Total 4$1 Mr. and Mrs . . W. A. Elam or Barrett, W. Va. were week end j visitors of their son , Mr. and I Mrs. Jack Elam . 3110 501 2277 tl & J Auto Parts C.r:w('s ~33 Sisson 471 Thnma s .100 Blind :!90 Blind :!90 Total , 23.18 Won 1 Lost 2 Points 2 l'tl. Russell and !amlly of Pome· roy, Mr. and Mro. Harold Gil· logly and family of Carpenter, visited thei.r parents, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Lincoln Russell. 1 417 1629 F 1 Women 's High Gamf' Sawyer. 201 . 363 281 ! Women's High Series - m I 0. ~- New York World's Fair 420 1Sylvester, 476. 1814 I Men 's High Game - A. Syl· I vester , 202. I Men 's High Series - A. Syl- 1 Ivestee. 514. Team High Game - Outcasts 374 291 ' 641. · Team High Series - Ball and • .. YOU MAY HAVE ALREADY WONI CERTIFIED OIL STATION BIOOEST VALUE EVEIT OF tuf. Yflll '• IDDLEPORT, 0. ========="' L..,.......,__.,__..._~,....,.·-""·~.._.._..,_..._""''!'I"""'~""!!!!!!!!!!!!""""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""""'!!!!JI,~I SALE STARTS SATURDAY MORN lNG,' MAY 23 Woods HoudAshe>lt ~- J,.,. Grate 422 481 Schillin~ 522 Blind B. HyS<'II T. Titus Handicap Total : 1 High Game - Ingels. 220. _ High Series - ln~e ls, 576. '~ I ' Junior Girls Vague May 1!, I!IG4 White Elel'ifi(' Co. w J _ GnH•spr 293 :t R While 301 C. Porter 316 .. Handicap Total If? Won 3 Lost 0 ·•· Lewis Repair ' ~ .. ~n>lct J. Menchini Handicap ~ Total ~ Won 0 Lost 3 Woil 0 Lost 3 Tram No. 3 1 Blind .J. Glaze 276 462 Total Won I Lost 3 T..m No. % ji B. Roush ii B. Boyer ·~· 1- eover, buitt·ln hiD• dies. Grey. ble-lip . 299 .... ,.." 2''//.29* . Add tho'e hand1phll'tle items to your 398 350 192 B. Sawyer Handicap Plastic DRAPES (\ '1., 543 1834 Total Won S Lost I May 11, 1914 Cuzzins pad, 43\ Hannahs Total Won 0 l..o•t 3 73c C<Wer. Ela stic. 4{12 352 GARMENT BAG I' ••1- n.21 441 , ; • Fflll Linin~ • Full z;,per . actiOA,ceUU. • Healfy tllnyl IO$& Floral and lace patterns in d ecorative colors. 87 rnches lon g, ·; , Sturdy 3-hook wire frame W holds 14 to 16 garments. Opens top to bottom for easy access. 57-in. sponle1 pfated mafal. ·• Brylcreem ~:~....__ • Anacin · • secref .... • I • GenltO .• waste • Ad o'-n .... 11.ra. t2J5 177 - Dec11raave 1764 RUG Ball and Chains P. Ingels c. lngels E. Sylvester 413 • 2 .. X 42 IIIC... I • Skid PrDOf Colorful accent in any room. Machine 445 476 514 1848 H. Sylve~ter ••• wltlr purclfolle of knife, forlc, de ..ert modern shades. ~ ,.••• $2 ... 244 CITIZENS BAND Stainless RA TWARE 137 Ornam1ntal edJe, crystel b•"· White plastic. t•im on 13·in. ..... " · " or 2Sc DINNER FORK DESSERT SPOON •••• TAIWI'OON ••••••••• 29c DINNER KNIFE ••• , •• 39c 3-p.;. DISH DRAINER SET 16x20·in. tray, cuHery cup, family size drainer willi• rubber C<lllted mete[ fl'tlllla. Willie, ~. bell• or turqliolea. ......... 167 ~· I SNEAKERS I ........... Dad: •C.••~~..,_ BURGER BASKET Women's and girls' in white;· child's in scarlet, blue. Arch supporL. eGeneral Cri$p white cottons, lace and Schiffll bims. 32 to3B. • Mobile Whips • Ground ,.••. u ... }37 Starane plas· tic looks like Dress, clsutlatyln. lnt~rl ecable eCrystelf • Hallicrafter eSonar eAccenories .... u ... • •..,.,.,•• to STRETCH NYLONS .,.,, '-"" leatllars, ltc. ............... ' sa··. eCOLE SlAW .. J' HAIIJ S._Y belli!'.... ..=for '. ·. Two~~. cans of ... -..o··z ~ 111rlched ,... :· 31c ' "' Ben Jti'Q. Me FOREMAN &ABBOTT Middleport &3~- Acetate trk:ot '" white or lla5tels. Lace trim. Sizes S.M,L -$1.10 Pj!ONI WY :w49l eAIK POll A· SA~I 0 0 r.a- ·~ Foshionable coll!s f<>r . Spdn& Cl COMMUNICATIONS SWEET PICKLES - 35c LEMONS 39c Bec~<y's HARDEN'S M'ARK:T '~Save ATTENTION Cutdoor Cooks At Simon's You Can Get Any Cut of Steak You Desire - Cut T11e Way You Want 11. e RIBEYE e T-BONE e SIRLOIN e CLUB e RIB 1 Pork Shoulder 3 89c 2·•· 79c Sliced Dill Pickles _ ••.29c Pork. & Beans:._. . . . . . . _ 10c Jello ~;:;on _____ ,. "• . ' . JOHNION'I OLO.C:OAT Floor Wax!';,:'"____._ 69c Joy o••nt.••--- 59c c GROUND CATSUP 6 89C ~ Cotton and stretch nylon. Fit under SPOrts shoes. Sheer 16-clenier hose tn .sizes to fitS to lllh. 5 ~~ 49c i HUNT'I • A6sal6ellf Knit ....t .. FH TRADE UP NOW TO BETTER 2Y Sp~ay SHAMPoo Cteans uphoJ.. stery, lobrles, C HIDE-A-SOCKS lt............ Seemress • Polytrqnics . White HANDBAGS Rt&. U.ft Plenes 56c 89c 64c 1 48c 97c PURE PORK SAUSAGE CANVAS Dependable Pierce-Simpson Redios eJohnson 1 Theiss . VILLAGE CUT RATE RADIO EQUIPMENT FEATURING _ ____:_, 6 49c 1 spoon, or g.. llf. . poon. wash 'n dry. Deep 6 45C I Reporfs G"IVen D • Recent PTA Meeting ~ • 108-ln. Wldt,. Ironing PAD & COVER High Game - B. Davis , 158. S. Custer H. Custer M. Hannah1> . r.:f~~fJi SPECIAL PI-do Also C'-se From Theoo Fino Radios " vr - HomacresW H•mMI'Nf® M. Roush r---- I $p10 1 C. Roush L. Lyons CORN FLOUR $po 1 .... 2le kitchen f()T just flalf price1 1 6 ~ -~- 264 Total Won 3 Lost 0 Handicap Total 20-gal. capac· ity, snuc dou· Vents . 1{1 V. 256 199 capacity size. R•l· S3.41 314 372 297 GARBAGE CAN dalwood pies· tic. 111.1 bushet- Tnick cotton ~ Handicap = 1595 Teflon ar si licone coatin& on Karr & Van Zandt L . Warner ;!- L . Lovsey .,I qu016e or san· :102 1252 l Blind ;r: Yell_ow, tur· 1404 . 264 ~ M. Hennes~y ; B Nease i~- Clothes HAMPER Tl'am High Serie~ - Bnhr's Clothier , 1874. 492 1 Team High Game - B a h r's 1372 Clothier, 696. 1 High Serit>S - L. Gladwell, j i I 331 222 200 471 -- BATHING I RUNKS PEPSI COLA ~ i' 111 244 .1. Howell M. Sawyt>r 4H5 Stohart 2410 TOTal Won 2 Lost 1 Points G : Team High Game - Crow's ~,:;l eak House. 914 . : Team High Serie .~ Crow's : Steak House, 2610. i ' A•hlaod 011 500 , Bread __ _ Peaches ServitOieo Won 2 Losl 1 87c 3 Huron Mi~:: Hoi sum Sa If'S • by 2 ::.·~ 53c CHUCK·-- -lb. - --- - - -- Mr8. Henry Honored On Modter•' Day CLIFTON - Mrs. Martha Henry was honored on Mother's Day wltll a pl<ni• al the New Haven Part. She will be 85 In PORK STEAK 3 I&. 51 CHARCOAL _ 1.0 lb. 69c • MAPLE LAWN PLENTY OF PICNIC SUPPLIES SKINLESS WEINERS 3 lbs. $1.09 SMALL EGGS 3 doz. $1.00 S.ve You~ ' TH'Y ARE MONEY TO YOUI lust eave your npter lllips and bring th•m 10 ' II to be added. We>will yoi12'Aa% of , total. .. Pprnt,roy Self-Service Morket Open Evt:ry .. D.y lnciudlnt Thundly'flOCJw1:00l'. ' ~~ 9:00 .. 9;CIO aJLL - - - . . ,.,,..- I l ." . . ~ - - ax· B'OILED HAM BOLOGNA Buckeye Sausage ____ __!.'======~"'--"~"-"'--""·~~=- 1848. Bev...., · F!!:ll Bible School Schedule is Amiounced BAKE~. r FURNITURE Pom~roy 538 W. Main St. Cia.,~ M~1 f'i.itorr 11'~, ~ ~117, Jllld , _ ble II • - . ) • Palsy, held mJ.t; )llrllp llliJiap, Hope Jll. llclty chairmen· o..tghl Lopn at tho meelllti of tl>e Mels• Chester Council, Daughters of 1lle. HCJRitbulldtrl Clul ol altop, ~ IW1lt lfr oJII!Iil safety ;Mrs. Thoma. Bentz. County Heart Association Wed· IAmerica, observed their :Wtll catung recently on the Middleport Churcb ol Otrist Mrs. Looalrd v• ..-.:.IMifl orrtcers were !nstaled a n ~ aJ meetmg of the year. . Mrs. flpbo Offutt, lllill· nesday evening, in the orftce anniversary at the regular Gaul of Chester were Ivan eltld a roast at the home Sleo'o ... Bnitda, Jfr. .JjatlllliiL C<H!Jmlttee chail'lll<!l and co- Mro. James WID, prooldettt, azine· and Mr Gen v J cit- of Dr Charleo MUllen ' meeting Tueaday ovenlng wltb Mr . ... Mrl. Charleo <II. Hr. and 1111'1. Mlltolllk>ttck· Dlle H)'IOIL' .lllllf JJiiJt . . , , chairmen named lor the comln; conducted the ..,.ling, which 1m h' 'tallty s. e a •a · Dr · Mullen pre~t ...,_ 44 members IDd five iueals Mr. and Mrs. Harry a wiener roa.st at the home Mr. ttn411Jo, ~JI!ol(l' ._._ rear wllen the Solltbury PTA opened with devotions by Mrs. Del~:.:... .;, County CotmcU ducUd the ;,..tin( ~ 011~ ..,....t. Frank Gaul, Gay Ann Tuesday evenlnf. Mr. Houda· Antill 1D11 Hr. aall met ~venlng In the Menzel.~mlth, who also '!"d a included Mrl. Franl<Un Rl,..., !!"'' elected were Dr Mulll!n, Dorolby Rlldrie, cottncllor, and Mr~. l!rnell Taylor, lhell the OpeDin( prayer. Mn. llermlll l'i!kild ~ poem, A Bit of ,Heave!l Mro. Roy Grueser .Mro. Opba pre.tde~~t; Mrs. Wesley Fry, presided IDd opened the meet· Cord, Sybil Dorot, Cecllill VartciUI wldoor , . _ were Jtlmttr! l';f!IJIIf, 8anM!I ~wed by the Lord I Prayer and Offutt, Mra. Roltin Radlonl vice pr..itlent; Mrs. Wilma Sar· ing in rllualt.Uc ronn. Addle Mr. and Mrs . Roger Gaul and played durin( he . llolfner and ~ lklnc:ltlal. -ci..edge lo the Flag In unison. and Mrs. Harry catletoo. Nam- gent, Jle<retary and Jreaourer: Hawk and GleWJa Hayes were jBOtl, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Morgan, AtlendluJ were Mr. Mn'. report of the IOCI"IIary od to auCIIt the books were Mrs. and Kermit Walton, publlelty reported IU. A communlcellon Mr. and Mn. Alvle Partlow, Woodell Gerlach IDd cbildren,; by Mrs. Rlcltard Young. o..tght topn and Mrs. Donald chail'llllll. 11 wu qreed to was read rrom Edith Wakely, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Swartz, Mike, Sieve and SUsan; Mr. 1lle orttcers were lnotalled La!Utlnl. oend Waller Orueser as dole· d~trict deputy. An invitation Martin Dont, Mr. and Mro. Ni- Mrs. LeWIJ L<lllg .Jan and Joyee UnHI Fall For Your . Opha OHull, assisted The PTA wiiJrorv• the Meigs gate along with Dr. Mullen, rep- waS'I'<eeived lrorn Forest. Home aJ Koehler and Jefr, 0. J . Pin· Mr. IDd Mrl. Prantltn TrlpleU. W!ntor WearabiM Mrs. Georre Sklru\f and Soli end Conservation dinner at rescntaUve, to the stale eon- Council to attend their lllSpec- nlngton, Dennis Parker, Mr. Debbie, Cindy and Ricky; Mr. 11111 service bat been a ed Mrs. Will, president; Mrs. the school June 16. Mrs. Orin ventlon to be beld In eoiumbus Uon and annlverlllry Tueoday ad Mrs. Dinsmore Boyles, AJ. and Mn. Huebert C&llino Mr. ma&~er of policy for JNl'l David Davis, vice presidnet Smith's room received the at~ June 3 and 3. ~ May 28. SeCond nomination of berf Warner, Garner Griffin, and Mrt Torn :atmen, Mr. at Robinton's. CleanlDJ Mrs: Herbert Dixon_ ~easurer. t.endance award. Attending • • Dr. MuDen, 1olficers was held. ~r. a~ Mre:: Earl Person, Fred·~~:· I;Mr:,:•:;.·_;;William~';;;,;;~G~ru~e~se~r;_;;:and;;;.;::;;;~:;::::....................iiil'"'i cbneet ean be pakllD tbe ran when picked up. (0..1 Chairmen and co-c_haU"IIlell During the program hour. Don Mr. Grueser, Mra. Fry, Mr . . Three members, Ona Osborn, d1e Sm.Jth, VIctor Gaul, Ann C G o t ap_ply to Coln.()p ed were Mrs. R1Chard Williams, game protector show- Walton and Mro. Marjorie SII· IJda Young and Ada Holter ••· lelon and mother, Mr. and Mra. Cle•nlnl'). and Mr~. Jack ~lig, program; ed a filn.1 on forestry. bough, field consultant. pressed pleasure at Glad Gaul,. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Ohlinger and Mrs. Refreshments were served by agajn and also Hines, Mrs. Ina Faye Harr, H~rry Carleton, ways_ Mr, and Mrs. Rollin Radford, ly were guests, and Mn. Emmett Hawk, means; Mrs. George Skmner and Mrs. William Folm,, state wanl•n, and Ph y II and Mrs. Johnny Wickham, Mrs. Maxine Arnold, kltcheni and Mrs. Gene Colburn, Mr. Rowan, of Forest Rose Leonard King, Mr. and. Mrs. Hacold BlacJ<,Jon and Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mr. 0 Nettie Hayes and Della Stahl John B.Uey, Mrs. Betty George Brothers, and Mrs. wm. Grueser, Mr. and Theodorus Council. Edna and daughter, Mrs.' Fanny ,...::.:::..---------------.....; and Mrs Fred Clark Edgar Abbott, Mr. and bel or Theodorus Councll !nard, Mrs. Ora Sinclair $R1...00. . .... . Hanford Slantey and Mr. Racine Grallie 2t106 on Wed· also a guest. Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Roi,.n!ll "' and Mrs. Gall Buck. ' nesllay night, May 13th, de<ld· , Following the close or t b Bowleo and son, Mildred ed to observe Rural Life Sun- meetlng, the charter erts and daughter, and Mr. day May 24th. There will be a Lillle Christy, Mabel Van llrs. Gene Wells and family. basket dinner at noon and a er, Ona Osborn. Ada Morril!l, lr====~~~~~ program at the Oak Grove Elizabeth Hayes, Zelda Weber church ln the afternoon with a Hattie Frederick, Anna BOYS' guest speaker. and Letha Wood were escorted ON THE COB 16 OZ. SIZE Hazel Carnahan was report,.. to the room by the flag bearers The Pomeroy Church of ed Ul In Holzer Hospital. and seated in a circle. Eliza. boHio Chnst Vacation Btble School The program of the evening beth Hayes read the fint trea·ll ctn. far be held June 8th through on Mother's Day, opened surer's report which was SLICID or PIECE June 19 rcom 9 a.m. to IL30 singing "My Mother's Pray- 1934. datly. ers" by Eart Cross Ben Spen. A geranium was presented I lb. Till' theme of lhe School Icer Clifford Morri~ and Mat- each charter member and ....._,. wlll be.,''Jesus, The Promised: tie 'circle; History ~f Mother's to Mrs. Betz.i~g, by the g~ of Sav.lour Day, Clifford Morris: Mother's order comnuttee. A geramum Director of th_e s~hool wUI Day Meditations, Lethee Mor- lwas al so sent to Addie Ha~k u c.1ns - -be. Mrs. ~b M1ller, secretary rls : "Mothers Are," Geraldine 1and Glenna Hayes. ParO(IJes M1ss Dottle Phelps, devotional Cross; "Mom's Apron,,, Ann were sung to ea~h charter PARTY PACK $j.OO lead~r. Rev. Jerry . Masters, Beegle: "When Ma - Cieans m~mber, after which each spoke I~ 3 ·11tt Missionary Study , ~M1ss Bar· IHouse," Ben Spencer; House bnefly. bara Kennedy, ::.ong leader, cleaning Dorothy Smith. Make I A tribute. to deceased memf! N '· 2V• qt. ,., M~s. Milton Roush, pianist. Your H~use a Home, BeiJe The- bers was ~wen by the charter ( o•n• Miss Peggy Bowers. j iss; Mother's Day Cake, Diana members. . , Teacht:rs of the department Cross; Recitation, Donna Cross : I :wo large ca~es Iced m wh1te, li) lb•. ~5c SUNKIST are: Nursery - Mrs. Shari Grange Mother ol the ~venlng With the AmerJcan nag on one Johnson and Mrs Robert Chap- Belle Theiss. ' and pink rosebuds in each · man , B-?g!nners.- M.n. Pat The ofdest mother present ner. on th~ o~er, centered · d... We'l'hung . and Mtss Linda Weh· was Bertha Spencer; youngest a B1ble wtth ptnk boo~mark ~on n . Pr.mary - Mrs. Bob Mil- mother and largest family Ger- one page was the mscrlptJOn ler anJ Mrs. Milton Roush. Jun. aldlne Cross; The most ~and- ! "Holy Bible - If God Is ~or Mrs. Jerry Masters and children Belle 1You who Can Be Agamst RliTLAND, 0. Mrs Marvin McAngus, Teen .I The ~ext meeting ~ill be ~ou" in btue_ and on the other. , Age - Mrs. C. E... Clark and May 27 when a Memorial ser-. Congratulations Chester 0 Open 8 to 8 Mon. thru Frl.-8 to 9 Saturdoy ·· I Mrs Thelma Osborne. · lvice will be held. An invlta- [of A 30th Anniversary"'!, ice Your S.letlips" I "YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GOALu tion to the golden wedding ID- ~ cream, and coffee, were servMIDDLEPORT SYRACUSE, 0. VISITS PARENTS . mversary . ' of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ied. M M L E Reed d d ran rs. . . an E Sta k 011 J 8 ad 1 sons Ronnie and Eddie. or Col· ' r ey ""' was re ·, umbus visited recently w It h his parents Mr. and Mrs. Law· TO HAVE SL'RGERY Uttng renee Reed. Also guel of the Mrs .Guy Shuler is a patient I 0 0 Reeds were theJr aon, Mr. and at Holzer Hoopital where she is Mrs. Robert Reed Harrison- scheduled for surgery today She Several numbers by the Eastville. wlll be there for several days. ern Junior HJgh Band under =========="-="""====-'-"-~,, ~th:en!direction of Ralph Jarvis the recent Riverview meeting at the sdlool. 1 The band includes members from the three grade schools, I Chester, Tuppers Plains a n d . 100'• _ __ Riverview. Roll-on Dtodonnt Dering the meeting conduct· I $1.00 _____ _ ed by the President, Ronald I the treasurer, Mrs. Liquid $ 99 Maurice Reed gave a report of Rog.$2.91 · - - -~. the proceeds from two recent BASKITS I and book sale sponsor· 20 qt. polyolhylen• - . I the P.T.A. unit. MemHAIR SPRAY bers voted to pay $300 more on 11.so ___ _ ! the new drapes jn the gymna&ium leaving a balance of $183. A note was read from local Sliced board, by member Dohrman Reed. Thanking members and committees who worked to help pass the recent school levy. DPEN EVENINGS TIL ·8 PM Mrs. Weber, principal, announRACINE, OHIO i plans for the school trip t() Wood County Airport and the in Parkersburg Of! Monday, and room mothers delbt. I l cided to prepare lunch for the , school children in Ute Veterans ii EXTRA LEAN Park near the Airport. New officers eJected and inSTOKLEY'S stalled for coming year were President, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, VJce President, Mrs. Wal· tor Brown; Secretary, Mrs. fto. King, and Treasurer. Mrs. Harless Frank. 14oz. bottloo The P.T.A. Banner and Read· Guide Books were awarded LEAN, SLICED Weber's room for the largest parent representation. DOLLY MADIION Mrs. Guy Spencer was chair-eHAMBURGER man of the refreshment committee ror the evening. •ONION RINGS Ire un ay Or Any of over 200 other pri .... Now llot eoch Wllk :;;:m'::~ !:::;.":~~ Racine Grange T Hold Rural ' L"l. S d I EVERY OHIO-W.VA. CAR IS ENTERED! Stop in at any Certified gBBO!ine station and "CHEK·UR·UCENSE" to see if you have won a· weekend at the N= I Romebuihkrt' Delbert Caul ha. Numeroru FRE S1'0RAGE 374 422 ~: Officers Installed, Committees Named' by Sal"rsbAury PTA . Group Observe$ 30th Anniversary Dr. Mu.Uen Renamed ••ve '·' uy Mr and Mrs Howard Russell Mr .and Mrs. Harley Johnson · taken Mooday afternoon to the and Tammy and Chtrv' WP.I"e ! Meigs General HOI!Ipital for ob- Sunday dinner guests of hls par-i servadon. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley John- I 1 453 . a Rect~nt week end visitors of son . Mr. an dMrs. Howard RUBsell Mr. and Mrs. Harley Haning were Mr and Mrs. Albert Wood- of Flatwoods, Mr. and Mrs. Ce· 413 . ard . lren• and Morton, Mr cil Gillogly, Steve. C&rlt Jo and Stor~· Team No. I L. VanMeter C. Hy«ell Blind 387 249 i Chains, Blind Handicap 423 Total 1724 Won I Lost Z Crow·s Steak floust" Blind 345 C. Murray 360 J. Crow 353 Blind 387 Hand icnp 351 Total 1796 500 433 eport, 1738 373 Hand ica p Total Won 1 Lost 4 550 2436 425 A. Sawyer 373 A.nder~on K Phalin L. Vaughan cUfr. 482 z R. Plymale B. Plymale M. Murray H. Amberger Total Won 1 Lost! 338 Gibbs Groct-r)' Bla('kston Had ford 401 Tiles- ' Fred Tuc~erman visited Mr. Franklin Ruosell or Mid· day Nlth Mro. El.ole ~erry, Rad· dl Mr nd M G · 490 Outcalt• 354 Handi~ap m 379 H: Moore R. Moore 367 532 I L. Gladwell A. . Bradbur~· 555 D. Nelson 474 ForE"man & AbboU . Team B. Davis Coates Davis iG\0 Total Won 3 Lost 0 Points 8 I 1 c..• \ ~I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., May 21, 1984-7 Mr•. Robert Burdette, member· .ttlp; Mrs. Menzel Smith ind - Society Notes 1737 ~land 011 1 Jualor Boys Learu• May II, 11114 Bahr's Clotlller (row's Steak Hom>f' lngt'IS Team No. 2, 1373. Won D Lost 3 Poin111 0 • B. Roush, 135. , Won I Lost , High Senes - B. Roush, 383. j 474 Miller , .•• .~ 1 Team High Came 495 I 4 ~ No. 2, 475. Team High Series - Bumgardner •I J . Chesher B. Bowen H. Chesher Won l Lost I Thomas ·t M. Bee Bowen Wollpen 271 f91 G. Craie Total Woo Z Loot 1 - I ,, \ ents, Mr. and Mro. Joe JCJiul. Mra. Edward Venoy an4 Craig Jeffery or Athens. MrL Byrne Mrs. Everett Lambert. and Kenoelh. or Pomeroy ,' Mr. and Mr1. Wll· Vaughan were Mother's D 1 y Mr. and Mrs. ~ Jolmson ""'· Beverly • llam Rusoell and Ted. Jon Grue· guests or th•lr parent., Mr. and were dlnner guesll ot. bh P11' - - ·---~~ 8eJ' and Harry Keiser. all Min· ersville. Mr. Georie Wm. Voo-----~--'-~-----oy, Mr. George Stilwell and Mrs. James Reeves , Mrs. Eu. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sla5el and • gene Hanlll8, Rhonda IDd Mro. Frankl!\ aU of Columbus. !Ill 130 Blind Art Neue • t ;.;: !' ' �• ' '.' ' ' .. ~ ' . .. • Ads Will · Pay An Day! ~J]g N "N" ~'\o/)]g& · PI• ,I ,_., ,.,, ., .• ,,0(1 fit .. lltii>IPIUI " PS•r->"b t'f't""' ,.rll• '>I ' I'll STDF: Delivery Hayrark . Hugh ' Custe-r Pomerov Golf Cot1rse . ' . ~206tp 1 ..,,. ... •han ""' '"''"'r••r• ,.,,.rlll'tfl , ""'~ LJ e mu P'"' torllllw• •l h ~••• ,. ..rn tl• .,.,.,, "'' r"••• """ •n•art.I"M 1 1) ~ D.IICOIIftl all NtCI •a• •d• ,.,d •.,...,. •• ••.,. AKU 01' ('NAr<oll.l!o • ro• -.4 1 •dtllllnna• "UII:l' • 1\2!\ •mlllll E~f')• u•o 081Tll ,.,.rd 111111 1;3{) " " ' ~-IMI fill ~, ;,{ 1 " ·M f'MI su !II I' PHONE WY 2-2157 WE NE\"ER CLOSE OPEN ~4 inder. Standard transmisalon, l' W S. W, R&H , perfed colldi- I ~ -- I - - - - - - - - - -- I 1- ---- -- I IO tl 1c 5 18 6tc IV""H"E"Nc-::Y"O."U-;U-;;S;;:E;-A.,-B"'C""'CI"-e::C an:::e::MJ H-ar-le-)·- Davirlson ---motorcycle, I ~- I IIIIo Legal Notice . • Real Estate For Sale n.e fol1owin& used Items are priced lor quick disposal. SO gel automatic hot water beater, gas ~- 00 S heBvv wood doors 82" X 36" I 134.'' el .ti .OO 5 ft. step ladder .. .. 3.00 Heavy wood frame win· dows suitable for aunporch, jp'eenhouse, ete. ea .2.00 36'' gas range ... · ..... IIIlO Kitchen utility cabinet 72"xl9'f.t"xl3 6.00 Double bed size coil springs 10.00 M•tal kitchen table 22''x1G" with drawer and bottom "'belf 3.00 Truck wheel and tire, 10 ply, size 750-20 ...... 25 00 Steel jack post ........ 1.00 J--Eiectrlc switch and fuse boxes . 2' lbl t 'xl rev~rs _ ea. 3.GO e rag ru11, !!&me aa aew . . lD.GO Air-way vacuum rleaner 5.00 20" oscillaUna faD, tw~ 1963 Ponti•c Tempest- $2395 ~Mans Convertible. Red finish. bliCk top, white interior with burket seats, 4 on the noor, 166 H. P. engine, radio heater, a re-al aharpie. 1961 Chevrolet _ _ $1495 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air $2895 1960 Olds "8B" 4-Door $1S95 4 Door. Less than 8000 mites, V8 engine. Powerglide trans ., whitewall tires, radio, heater , seat belts, beautiful white over Local owner. CJean Interior, jet bla~t finish, Hfdra-MatJc, power steertne:, 1"1" dio, heater, rood tires. Biscayne 2·Door. Local owner. clean ln· terlor, tirea like new. jet black . flnilh, Powera:lide, heater. Coupe. Locally owned and low mileaga, tit'ft like neW, 102 encine, 4-speed box, bucket seats, radio, heater, fawn paint witb matching vinyl interior. with arms, crallk, etc. 20.00 Llwn mowers, 14" and · 16" UlO Floor to ceiling rolling ladder with 05 ft. steel lrack 1960 Dodge Phoenix- $1295 f.Ooor. Spotlen dean Interior. White s)()nall y" dry clean them al :WHY PUMP sluggish septi<: I' FOR SALE- Middleport's talJ. ~ m~~~~b-j~. ~~b,~ : .: regular rates. -.vlth treP moth 1 tank Gel Kh•an-Em-All. Sepest bulld1ng, . IOC'ated 352 N. proofing and _M ng them up ! tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark : SP.cond Street, Middleport. New Huven, W. Va. Phone for storage '" SE".aled cedar· Farm Bureau. Pomero:Y Priced for quJt.t: sale. _182 _-5_1_01_·- - - - - - i1.ed bags dOd when you are 4 29 30tc m Ohio BoteJ. 10 11 rf'.ady tor them . ne11 faU, call _- Business Services us or let our routeman know F4 »R SALE and the~· will be handf'd to ~~IBSON Kav Harmonv out of high water. vou c.leaner. brighter. and l and AmpliftPrl_., 24 months rooms, 2 tiled baths, large L 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. nP.wer RemP.IJer the storag~ pay. see or call fiffin Jewel· closets, utilities, garage, Chester, Ohio. S 2.1 tfc is f'rt"e. Pay Nelt F'all ers . Point Pleasant, W close to school. Free gas. 6'h 1-::=========~ Delivery A 8 C Cleauters aod Phrme 50. Bill Wellman. Les acres. Suitable for building~, Shtrr Laundry . Mason, w Va WUiiamsoo. - ~U lots . Mrs. Tyree Pickens. Ph. Pr.-lonal Dry Clean!,. SP 3-551!. 1 ! 90tc 1 WI 9-3492, 4 S tfc and Shirt Laundry KILL TERMITES and protect I Hour Cle~nlne lawn and shrubs from insecl.8 For Rent Altering 1ncl l...,iri"l Insurance witll ARAB U -d~it Conceit· Pockllh •rill Zlppen trate King Bc~ilrl~rs S u p pI Y ROOM furnished house I 0 lbs. Dry Cluni,. $2.00 ··wlll'8nce tor ew-er~ penntiV [ Co., Middleport, Ohio. bath, College Road, Syracuse. DISCOUNTSlltd ~·!Iii nell IIC'ftl... 5 2 tic PICKUP & DELIVERY =-;:-cc- _ -~ _ Glenn Cundiff, Phone WY Phoae n t.UIJ YOU PAY less for fine 3224. 5 19 Stc lteMier I uanacc Agency fumtshings at Baker Fuml • - .- ···· ABC CLEANERS .IOKNSt •r-4. Simpson lnsur:tnt·f' ture in Middleport. Ohio. FIVE ROOM unfurmshed aw•rt-11 & SHIRT LAUNDRY A~ency ID. AU fonrut ol tn 4 u tfc rnent. Hardwood floors . ""'""' n3-55a M•son, W. Va. suranL't! J1m John!lun and ~~-=.,.,----,.-=-~ -----WY 2-5314. 5 19 lfc t.U MP COAL. Deliver or pick Bud SllupSOD. Agents 1 1 ttc up vourself Goe~lein Ready , FOUR-;<tJOMS and bath, 2 gas COMPACf SWeepen. Autborlz. Mtt. Co .. Page St.. MutdiP:pnrt ~- rurna<'es 305 Wetzgall St. !d salt• and service. Write 1961 Chevrolet_ $1395 lA! Ton Pickup t1 eyl. Powera:lidf-, de· luxe cab. 4 new truck tire1, beige finish, heater. 1963 Corvair Panel- $1795 IAeal owner, IOOd tires. Loob 1nd ruDJ like new. 1 1 ' i- --· ' 58 Chev. Bite. 4 Door _ $495 Blue finilh, eood tires, tS cyl . ena:ine, radio, beater, Powerclide, 1961 GMC V. Ton _ ~1295 Pickup. V6 engine, new tires, ~Ur· quoise finish, cab like new intide and out, lle-ater. 1962 Chevrolet_ $1595 1;-1 Ton Panel. VB motGr, PowergHde, new tirea, heater, red and white fjn. iah. A nice one. ®. c0 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL B:OO P.M. pomeroy. M· . otor ~e --=-------- Free l' 'I ~h ~. 1 Brake Senice "S:!~~- Blaettnars .......... llaiN Qdl ' " Wl'lf 0., • Nlpt TIIREE bedroom brick dupleJ:, 2 blocks from downtown Pomeroy. Call WY 1-5127. 5 13 II< MODERN 4 room and ---bath WY 2-2141 , _ , . ,_ o ml . bn lu sh«; opar ent. WY 2-387'. 5 12 tfe t•!ln'I'O COPYING aem-. THREE bedrllOm bouse OD u.. Cov! • .., ... -p -·•o mn, Pom. l p h0n ""' ""' or WY •• • 2-2186. ~- IDstnJice, _ . 11< , WI '-3m 1 11 • •• Uc •· FOUR RQilMS, both and baoeCollplolo ... ,... ment, lumace heat.P bon Crill , . _ WI' H:!lt. 4 21_ trrtto, .... . ....... 4 ROOM apartment with bath. &. c. BRAIW4tlll) f'lto110 WY ,2-5385. . •• • - c t:=ttl~~t~ ,j;""l-t--fi~-H Aan>--lloa ~~ thoutlht :rou aald thou aean were automatic •• • not Instantaneous!" · WJEH RADIO RNKQ nmt I ' ! TIRRY ·! UKBNJilV.J a, XU Yesterday._ Cl)'ptoquoie: HOW TERRIBLlll AWl!. 18 IATIIUC. IN THE HAND OF A. GREAT GENWS!~ (C 19114.. Klnl J'atu.res ~ ~ · WMPO Radio 6:05 6:211 6:35 0:4!1 7:05 e:t; 10: 15 10:35 10:'0 10:4!1 11:05 11:35 12:110 12:15 12:30 1:110 5:00 1:110 C<luntry Music Time Coun~ Jamboree JOim HaM111 Country Espresa Breakfast Party Jones Bulcl< Sbow The Good Lile Music In The Air Under Ohio Skies Tbls 1s Music Top Ten Show Top Ten Show (Dtttlot,sll Nooo News Musical Interlude Rev. Merlin 'feeta Platter Party Sundown Serenade Sigll Off a, HAROI..P GRAY YEP! BUT FINOIN' JOE . UP !N1H IG HIDEAW.O.Y, MAY STUMP 'EM SllNUAY 7:l& Slgo OD 7:35 Army Hour 8:05 Herald ol Truth U5 Hour of Deliverance I:HO Wings ol Healing t:35 Bible Speaks 10 Yoo 10:00 Volce o1 Propbecy W:35 Wash, Reporls to People 11:110 Country Hymn Time 12:00 Noon Newo 12:lli The Search 12o80 Rev, Merlin Teels 1:00 Bllq Graham 1:35 Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Church At ~ork 2:Ji The Navy Swlnp 2:3:1 The Bl& IJe 3:00 The Quiet Hour 3:35 SundDy Showcase 5:00 Baptist La,.....,•, Hour f,if6 World In RevieW 6:00 -Oil .Bv GEDIIGE WONDER &AY I t tfe ftldoo. C!Mf .. , II II tk .-•.r•• •• ' " " " "• ... • • • ·-• •"~"" . 1 • . 11e ===-o===-==-:::-: .WATER HAULED, 111110 Gallons ...50, wllhln 10 mile radius of Jloclne. Call Toto llldclle; VI 1-22!1. 5 .Jt Ito • Real Estate For Sale - - - ·--- - • · • · - ·, FARM FOR SALE, U ltCret, new 6 room hoUIO with two porchett. New barn 0JK1 new · ehlc~en ltouoe, IIIII other build· lng.. Owner: Anno Welch. Hy-l . Run !I<Jacl. ·1 If 3tp ... pretenlly llUed (can be more). Plenty paature, COIIIidorable Umber, basement bam with Marietta silo IDd feedla( ohed (2000 "'· fl.). El'cepllo!> a1 at fi)I;Oil.OO. llENTAL t . nom ..... wilh bath, beotinJ, 0111 o1 111 blab water. $30.00 moatbly. ......,., ,., i;~.l9 . . .. . .. WY Wllllem •--ell, 8alottm11 , 1 M'll ~· llorokl C.lllu, St!leiiiiU ·, wY ' wai · t ·--· (I) I • Ito ' NICE !IVILDING lot, view ell . river, 811 • 16111or sale. Wtolcer MAIN•sr: · Grueser, Rlyervlew lll:lye, •• •.. WY WZill. . I IS SOle . •c . ~ . r. . ' .- ' ' '. 7.1. $6·':. . ., ' ! ·' "'-·· CHESTER GOULD ZFVI( KBXGJ.-WZJPQJ MONDAY TBRU FRIDAY 1:00 Sigll on News PROORAM LOG 5:110 C<lmmunlly N.,.. 6:0i Sacred Heart MOJliDAV TIIROUGH FRIDAY S: 05 World, National NeWJ 1:20 Cotmlry Jamboree 5:1$ SpoUqbt on Sporta &.:li Sigll 0. 8:30 Farm News 5:25 Weather U.; Pat Bullram, M-W·F 6!1$ Musloal Clock 5:30 Dinner Mwrloale I: 4!1 Melga Cl Agr. Est. 7:30 Newa Headllnel 6: 110 &onset Blvd. 7:110 Newa 7:36 ·sign Off 7:01i 8JoaJcfall Party SATURDAY 7:30 Newo ~:~ Oblo Valley News 6:15 Sigo OD 7:35 Plcke~t: Hardware 8:Ui World, Natiooal Ne,., 6: I~ Musical Clock (Tues.·Tburs.) 1:10 Sporta 7: 4; The Lifeline 7:50 News Report 8:1$ Weather Picture 6:00 Ohio Valley News 8:11tl Breakfast Party 11'-'111 Musical Clock 8:05 World, National News 6:1~ Bright Star Show·'l'IMtra. 8:'U CommlliiiiJ News 8: 10 Sporto Today UO Van Patrick Sporll 9:00 Talk ol tbe Towo8:15 Weather Picture 8:41i llalrer Furnltura-Wed-f'rl ~~ MUOD Count) News 8 :16 Muskal Clod: 1:55 Open House 10:00 FamRy Worsblp Hour 8:li5 News 1:00 News 10: 16 Publle Service 8: oo MUSical Clock 1:05 C<lffee Wllb Janet io.tcl Latcbilrlnc 9:36 Song & Story 1:4!1 ,Betty Newton 10<15 Workl Newtt e: 45 Family IVorsblp Hour 10:05 MlnlalerlaJ Assoc. 11:00 MOI'Ding Melodies 10:00 NtlWII 18:20 Country Hoe Down .. lacept Frltlsy, 10:05 High School Hit Parade 11:05 Swap Shop Cbureh lleiiJ Ring) 10:65 News 11,15 Country Drilten M·W 11>45 World N""* 11:00 Army Time 11:16 MUOD Cl Agr. Esi-Tue 11•55 Muno Cotmt7 N'wa 11:30 Special Community 11.10 A.S.C. Program-Frt 12:10 Comrnunlly NeWJ Programg 11:16 Family Worsnlp-Tbura. 12:06 Local NeWJ 12:00 News Roundup 11:35 Farm Bureau 12: 10 Marlcett 12 ::ro Bulletin Board 11:4!1 Tiny's C<luntry llymu 12:10 Mid Day Weather 12: l!-1 News 0 GrtiDIII 12:00 Nnon RePort ' 12t:SO EVBill Bulletin Boord 12:30 Saturday' Mallnee 12:16 Music Just For You 12:25 Newa 0 ClrlmJ 1, 55 News Beal 12:1i Goesaler'a Guait Star-ll'rt 12:80 Agrtcullllra Agent 2:110 Saturday Mallnee 12:30 Mnslo Just B'or You 12:45 C<lltlllt1 Go. Round 2:55 News Beat a,oo Platter Party 1:55 ·News Beat 3:00 Seturda7 Matinee f:la Blaoltnar SIJow.Tuu. J!!!O. Counlr7 Go Round 3:55 Naws Ileal 4:10 Local Newt 1·51'Newe Beat 4:00 Dlsclnt! with Doa I .. 4:54 BowUna Scol'll 1:00 Lira Tate 1 Break 4:30 Top Ten Revue li:IIO Sundown Seretlldo 1,51 Newe Beat G:OO News Summary I'IKI SigJI Off ~:110 Dllclua with Dolt 5: 15 Dinner Mualcale IIATlJRDAY f:ltl IDIIrohattp 7:30 Slgo Off 8:00 SigJI On ~!~ :;1~= MAY II It: .. LONGJ'BLLOW One letter limply .ltaDdt for another. In thla amp i.- !s 1. •ecl for the thl'H L'.. X for-the two 0'8, etc. Bingle lel t u .>. 11.po.., trophiea, the length. and fonnatlon of the word.l are all llintll. Jt&eh day the oodll letter~ are ditterent. ,. Jane Howell Tent Daupb!a of Unloo Veterula will meet 1 regular JII!ISiOD Mondtl)' It 7:11 B-'• 1ww to work AXYDLBA..&XR KZFKJCV. JQ addltlOD81 lacllllleo "" . air strip located aoar ,.,., ed Ruo Lake. Hnt dop, colfi!O · i-lcl~ !T'~ckerel! PON'T )'QU 5EE 1 Mie6 V111NKLf:i" I'VE BEEN <OINt; A lOT OF "UNORTHODOX'' 'n-IING5 WHILE: \\ORION<; HERE- .. Lid, ocna, •• ·; q, · !~,·><•-'N~ifJi<oltl.J.. ;~··'l!i<lo:·; ' • lit KINO NOTHINCI QUill \ ' abbr. JS.Breach 29.NotbJgb PZZ • • • • • • • • • w. I ~- abbr. 26.Look 21. Ra.llro.ctr ;:'bm':;, WhHI Allqnment e~? 28. Prai868 UrhUy worsblp. ful: 39.Epoeh 48. Flow DAILY CR1'PTOQUOTE- I lt Livestock lii•Hv BUYIICarpet SharnpOO. of cattle. Call SH 2_ We'll loan you one [ -· 5 20 file With purchase of Blue Lustre d)-... , - - -· I Carpet and Upholstery clean<oNE 5 year old Jersoy mill< ' er. 5 19 6tc ..,.., Ready 10. freshPn . One - - . . . -hell lor sale Anna Wei h . SUPPY OF Sludto G•rl Coo5 li. ;tp' m•tics selling out the stock at lly.:l Run ' --price. Free alU for ,FOR SALE: Pure bred Jersey wholesale Lhe fint ten cuatomers. Fri. --• hell d h- . "'"' en '" to fres day and Saturday, May 22, 23, till .1001i "Yearting Jersey at Gertrude Gibb!' Trailer, . . I llreolllDJ buII a Dd befers , Clifton, W. Va. ..,! up. No Sunday sates. 5 18 ltp Clytltt Well, Five Points, VENETIAN bl'nd nd -~ tit,;Photlt WY U318. bamboo oloth 5 19 •tTiijij;efoi~iilii:-'liliom18, 31p_ awnlnp, Dale Wippel SUpply, _j Did- 21~ Union Ave., Porn...,, 5 II 3tc Ohio. I II 30fe \ var. 63.Aragout ' z.•. -~~1' bAn lk·!Ught 52. Great quan.tlt:lut ' ~IQ4w RUTLAND DISCOUNT STORE 118. Upri111t ....... I _,,. . 1 ~D. Dine Under"' Proceeds will be Uled lo """. -:c---c----11 If WY 2-5333. 5 16 6tp 554 7th St., Parkersburg, W '. p.m., at 1be DAV baU. Sale or Trade SIN<:F.R Sewing machioeS. j Va . ----· -- ~ new , ~~950 up S•veral usod NEW MODERN apartments o ANNOUNCE HYMN lllNO . lfl\! GMC dump truck, suitable , machm•s at bargain prices 1 Two and three bedrooms. 18 HEATING, Plambtnc. Mueller , There will be a Hymn Sllla for coal hauling. E. W. Hal- ! Th• Fahric Shop. Singer Sates ' miles from Kaiser plant. All hrao.... .vnoltl lrollten. Your Chevy Dealer Pomeroy, Ohio theM-'"· Stat E.U.... 81 ley, 4422 Emerson Ave., Park·: and ~P.rvice, Pomeroy , Ohio.· electric. Brick, beautiftdly •11 E111:t Mabt 8lreel, ,... T~~~~~~='~~~~~"~~ itsburg, W. Va. Phnne 442· 1 WY 2-2284. 4 ·21 tlr d<'Corated plast.ered walls. Til- oroy. Pboao 1ft W141. SIX Cbur~~"':!~N=- at~ 6190 . 5 16 6t.p , ed baths with tub and show7 111 lie ~~-~I ' Get Acquaintod Offor er. Complete Youngstown · Bu1in11SI Services l f ___ LI•• ..,,,.. South Srd Aveeb,~~=~~~~~~ ~=~~~l:eoder, AU slniera AI\ For •-le or Rent 1 •y 110 batl!s, fuU' ' and theN"'"· "" Recapped Tiro Sole! ch•n with disposal uDils. Con· BULLDOZER work, bas""'entoi Rlckatd'o Allgomenl Service, ......-- Is bwl(' FIVE ROOM house. six ii(Tes Whtle they last cealed electric heating syslsndscapin•, brushln•, ~do. !formerly Grueser Body POMEROY_ 10-room frame port, Close 'to schools, ed. ,. eround. Theron Workman . I ALL SIZE O.,m. Storm doors aDd wind• • ~·· I lth J bath hot ter Phone WY S. G. Pick; . ' PASS ENGER TIRES $5 91' Lowboy service. Charlet Jef. Works), 281 W. Main Sl, JOmt W I, wa I II 8tp . · ows. Buildina completely InI thr ODI Langsville, Ohio. NEW 131 '15 tN • fers, Phone WY 2-6222. Pomeroy, Ohio. R. H. Rick· heaUD&, aarage or ee cars, • ' . CCL TO MEET o\'Jt · sulated . Fronl and read en- - - - - - : - - - , . . - -.j 5 19 3tp TUBES · • $1.45' i I !Ofp ani, Phone WY z.357t. court. Large lot ~th w• The Middleport Chlld ~ ,..._ _ _ _ _ __::__ 'P1vs T•x trances . Beautifully . l an d~ Wbf:el balancing, auto glass. beautiful location and view of WANTED TO BUY: amto11 'illlion Lea&ue wfil meet Help Wanted Open 7 days each week scaped. Private parking. Reot 1~~~~N~e~lfl~ler::~~~;a~Dd::!Su:p.:l brake service. all Pomeroy. $35,1100.00. OD IRDd conttact .:toJ1 WY Z night II tj1e home of Join. J 8 a.m to 9 p.m. extremely low - $69.00 -··· "''"1 Rael 5 ' 30tp POMEROY - &-room frame 1 Jolmoo S: 'ftdrd-av. at 7:• GIRL wanted to wo•·k m st.nre month. Utitities partially paid :itt,ea bouse wlth bath, gu furnace 5494 alter I p. m.5 004 mrm - - - - - - - - - - ' . ·I Must be out of school. S.e Haven Terrace doorr U D lie .uR Conditioning • refrlgeraheRUDg, 4 Ioiii, t>Ut o1 bqb Ted Thomp!IO!I, Rutland OisNew Haven, W, Va., · lion lefVlce. Jack'o Relrlge~ water, $UOO.OO, Down paJ· count Store, Rutland. Ohio. Ne•t Door To Rutland BaN New Haven 88Ul01 or atloD, Letart, va., Phone ment IUIOO.OO, balance f38.00 ,. I 16 tfr I 2705, (5 14, 21, 26; (I IIU5J!. f 20 llo per DltHllh. ' . '··. ·~ w=A"'N=TE=D=c-:fo-r-;1-ntcerv ---clew , woman'LfVE BAJT. 24 hoor seU serv- ' '·II, II, 25, 7tc EXPERIENCED MIDDLEPORT- koom frame 10 10U Merle Norman Co,met. ke . crawlers, minnows red I TRAILER space close to busl•UTOMOBILE boule wllh blth, gu clrculot. hours. ness seetion and school& In "" &.t Onnw.-~·'MEl ... iqs. Call Hys~IJ's Bf>autv 1' worms , aval'Ia bl e "' ""' . lng heat, new kiteheu and bath 111111 ll!op. WY 2-1057 , · r,r,·s Trading Post, below Mlddlepo,t. WY 2-3J88. llilleoP• . . , room, flU!t IDd back porches. I I~ 6tc Htgh School, Route 7, MiddleI 15 etc AND -·CorDer Jot . with aarage, $11600. _,....,__ _ _ _ - - -port. 5 19 12to ,.. ,_ FARM - 210 with 40 ••· decay ... Leg jotnta H. Happen ClvU Air ·Patrol SqUitlrmt uoi. Is tiJlOOsorlng o wiener fOI!II.a ·, tho F,..ked Run air ~ ~ Saturday, May JS, be1lltmlnl 116 p.m. 55 Buick H.T. Cpe. - - $ 7 9 With fruJta and ea.ucu ...... ''Dowa t p. m. Commissions ..W mee 55 Ford "B" 4 Door _ 21.1ce cream, 48. Soldier f6.Alway; al 7 p. m. The Stewardship ""'· Flnaoce C<lm~oiOD will pte. pare a tentative budget lor ~ coming year wllh aU ~~ urJied to be praenL he served. The Cl!es~ lllethedlst .W!JCl will hold a l)alu! sale at I h;o Town HaD In Qletrter Sttlurdar. •. Crtlatlaft 45. MusJc note MAYH pop, OJKI other rafresbntenll wll on• ..... 7. M101 oolloq. Heath Methodist Cburcl! lid'.' llllnl81ration evening ..W bt', held Thursday evening from 7, 55 Olds8B- 4 D o o r _ $150 19. MJ8ChievOUI u. Theret'ore Arcble C .Swarll eminent commander I has anno(mced 1 special conclave of Ohio V11le3 C<lmmandery No. 24, Knlgbb Templar, wlU be heltl Friday, May 22 at 7 p.m. at tlio· Pom eroy Masonic Temple. Vlalta Uoo wiD be made by 'the Alb ens C<lmmandery, wbo ..W al so furnish tandldate. The Middleport W.C.T.U. wit meet Friday evening at t h o home of Mrs- Nora HamRtor · on HaiDIIton-at Instead of at tilt BaptiSt Cbui'eh 81 announled 51 Chev. 2 Door _ _ $150 Extra IOiid and fOOd trJn8pOrtltion. ~~ ' 'L SaJior: M.ayJS 57 Pontiac 4 Door _ $495 Station Wac-on. Good tire~~, VB engine, automatic, radio and heater. $99 , WOOl O"'' BARGAIN HUNTERS SEE THESE CARS On BOSSY!! 40. Fiowe4 Mrs. J. A. Young, Sr. Mrs Lee Roush will be asSiaiiJIIb"!' tess. TRUCK BUYERS SEE THESE ! I ~ Npa.ot Past M.llron'l Club ol Evangeline Chapter, OES ~ dleporl, will meet Friday evening, MAy Zl, at the home ot $1 545 . . . . . . . . . 20.1111 i TIME'S A-WASTIN: 37.Coatot MAY II finish, Vs encine, power 1teerin1, power brakea, 1uto. trana., radio and heater. CASSWILii' measu..e kA light ing at the DAV haU a.t 7:30. AI. officers requested to be P<et ent. .f.-Door. Ivory and blue fi11i1b. Spotleas Interior, radio, heater, V8 engine, Pow· erJ:lide, like new 'whitewall tirel. Coupe. This little jewel 11 the one for the youne at heart. Red bucbt seau, white liniah, 4 on th1 floor, radio and heater, JOOd tirf!l, 102 engine. fRED 91. Like · 1m regular aeiBion Tburaday even 1960 Chevrolet Impala $1595 hh. a, 83. Chineq 'The DeluJle vinyl trim, tire• like new, au1omatic tran1. Radio and beater. Blut fin- Electric light fixtures, suitable tor store or "Free Stor~ge Plan" you get $150.00. G110d cond ilion. Phone FOR SALE: 2 bedroom home. churcn. big. ~autrful empty closet WY 2-3112. 5--16-6 tp-I full basement, cash ~~~:~I Wooden suit hangen 1 pace 1n e1change tor all the 1 1 nd WY . b the t .I , E POT'TO I ts f·ve or 1a con 1rae1. Per dozen . . . .. . 1.20 room occupied y ' ami YI 'iWE:. ~ •., P an . . ~ or WY 2-2488. 5 12 lOtc winter clothmg 4ere s bow It var1et1es grown from cert1hed ! J-Display tables works. Brio& iD all your see. Bumgarner's G r e en- F'OR SALE: 1 lot on Mulberry 2'16' · · · · · · · · · · fa . UIO wmter dothes or call us ror house, NE'w Haven , W. Va. Heights, Te. WY 2-3429. Frigidaire compressor with coils, commercial pick-up and we will "Protes-5 13 lOic 3 19 ... we TV's "SuspeDBe" June 3 ..... . ...,..l like neW. 1962 Ford fllcon 2-Dr. $1395 1961 Corvalr Monza _ epitomize ezceptional achievement. Is a boy a genius because he gets a C average and his classmates fall'! 1 1 The Channel Swim: BasD RathOOne plays the mastermind of a gang of crooks on CBS- ning. The Pythlan Slatera Ia Temple Ill will meet Station Waeon. Leas than ~.000 aetual milea, spotless Interior, Powerflide trans ., radio. heater. Sharp dark green finish and ele1n interior. whitewaU tlret speed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.01 IS' roll-up awning frame Hayll 1961 Corvair Lakewood $1569 $1795 Week That u;• and the BJll Dana and Dick Van Dyke seriea. Benny Is not among them probably because he has been on the air for so long and has his share of all kinds of trophies - and yet, only one o bls share ol aU l<!ncls of tro- Tha Willlnc Worlceu claaa 01 the Enterprise EUB ehurcb wil meet 'lbjlntday ovenlng at Ill\ home of Mrs. Geoffrey Willoo Bethel No. 62 ol the Intern. Uooal Order ol Job'a 1Jauib ters will meet at the I'Oinero) Masonic Temple Thursday eve- sih·er blue witb matchina: interior. 1962 Corvair Monza _ I • ...... POMEROY MOTOR CHEVROLET FoP s_l _le_ _ -~ DAilY CROSSWORD w USED CARS AT • • Revlle· . ,.. e.evJSlOn I HOURI Road 5 2l 3tp I tion. S595 00 Phone 985-2212., LOSE WEJGH1 saff:lly with [)('-,; ·NEW AND USED weldPrs . Air ("Chester), 5 15 6tp A-DIF.T tablP!s. Onl~· 98r al compres.liors . welding rod. 1951 OLDSMOBTLE:-can WY 2· your drug store. F'ret> demonstration . Porn-, 6182 _ 4 28 tc 5 13 25lc ernv Landmark. WY 2-2181. . _ " 5 21 Jlc i 1962 PONTIAC. $225(). 4 door Sandy's Beauty Salon. featuring 1 1 hardtop. Catalina, blue fin· Re_a listic produc~s - Open e\'- CoMPAi·t Sweeper, like new : ish. automatic transmission, enmgs by appomtment. 265 . .-. d 150.00. Cub Scout · power steering, power brakes. ,,u<~ran 1ee S M'ddl N Se~'Ond • t.. I Pporl. .f orm. 1500 , ~~ize 1o. 1960 . radio and extras. 910 BroadB unt 0 S8 nd Ohio_ v•llf>r, .ra en· : :'I-1Ncury Montery , automatic. 1 wav. MiddleporL Call WY 25269 2 1 nf-tt. Pnmeroy W'r 1 reosonable Well below book ' 5289. 4 Z9 tft · Mason 773-5263. prke Wl 9-2277 , ne ltaiUier , 28 36tp . . -==-=---:--~ World Slandard -N C.mpeel All'I'OMOBII.E ln811ran£'f ~n 5 21 6tc !uelleMe c.anf'ftllf'd? l.m:l Your opt>~a Another shipment of artifwial 1·~iC cPtr room. rkle and ptrforat tor's license? Catl WY 2-l!ffll flo wen; Also tomato a n d mce SmaU car econom.J aDd 11Sttc 1 mango plants . Mrs. Pearl • . .aa~rabiliiJ ParkE'r. Laurel Cliff. Route See GUNS 124. ~ 20 ltc Molrupolllu Moton w~ buy , sr.ll ano U'ade gun. It Mat. Streff:. PtiHNJ Bil: WPIIman _ Lf>s Wii!UHt•S(Wl 7 ft . sawed locust posts, .45 each Pllooe W'Y W171 81 riffm Jewt>lers, Phuot 50, I 4 X 4, Lo<'USt posts. w. H. u •ol01 Plea:mnL. W Va Richmond, Rt . 1, Middleport. i ~ ·.uce, 0 SEE mE QUAUTY 1 __ J"CK W. CARSEY to1fT. WY~ ·911U I ' I aDd llllfumlaportmeata. IDqtllro al lbe Obio Hotel. . P.il2-lk Super Service Sttfion applicanres. Wel<'h Used F'~rnilure Route 124, Laurel Cliff __ _ Notice !• ' I AUCTION SAr .E Every SaturAuto Sales daY night at 7 o'clock this w~k. we have 5 truck loads 1955 FORD. 2 d~r-.-$85.00. -Phone ur used furniture. Nt-w coffee WI 9-3222. 5 18 6tp end table and new tools and l957 FORO, custom 2 df. 6 cYI- boA !i ~ 00 Plltl'l! A BD UI .1 i>IUIIJUI 'Iri G IFr•NT il.fl j ll"URNISIIED i- OIIIJ •o llHNI aonro -- SPECIAL PRICES! FOR SALE j iaturda.• TIRE SALE l~ ton!'O THREE and lour iumllob• ot1 IIIII lltiiUmllbotl apart. meolll. WY 1-64M 12 • lie FACTORY·TO.YOU ALL TIRES AT . FOR SALE : N•w Holland Balf'r. Case Combine sack type . Both in good condition. Mrs. Clyde Well. Five Points, - No I Su.ndav sa les. Phone WY 26310. . • 19 3tp .,.All' ,, ~l't'Yl~ , .. , "'"m ..,, '""""",..,. lol l n;,.,,"' r"""' I'IJfft! •n~ •<1• 1HmiN'I .,,,.,., "'"."'" t:r••.,... ""'""I" "• ..,.,.,""'1 ;m.., ...-li"'"''' rh .. ~"" ''""..., ,..,,. ..,.,, "' -.. ~,...n~ · "•t- '"' t nt !ffiO~O&Pl U hUe fllf1'1-1UI .. rlfl""l JI'AIIM FOR sliE:- 31 ocres. f room IIOUII, targe bam. a 1 neceuary oulbulldlnp 0 • blacktop rood Mar Foreol Rut Church. Two IDIIeo t r o n Po.neroy corporaii<.D Umltt See Edward SCbaeler, MIDen Ohio, Rt. I. I 'f1 'I Real atate Jar Sale ' h'B ,..n_ St!ma DO!WIH'k'l atiiiOWICed Jlo. tho tind of Jooooiinc <JI I~ bert Goulet spedal, with JA&. ardl thai """"" to those • . tie Caron and Terry - Tbomu ..., quh silO,.. whO let prl!a. 11 ·101 lor Nov: Je. It)' symptomaUc of a way ol Pulitzer Prize judges thla life whk!h there Is Dille year did DOt give ao award for pride In erotlttmanahip, and a I drama, and thts Is precisely the common man Is mode to kind of thinking that the Em my tieva that a common ncllievo~ I system needs. This .business of ment really It an achievement. B7 RICK 00 BROW phies -andyet only one of giving aq oward simply b&- · ing lor the young. these nomln.... the Vao Dyke I ca.,.. there is a category, bat -'IU!Ql )0 .lvM >A!IORJI"'P &JDW United !'roll Ill emadoDIII HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Per- show can even be credtted la sickly aura of oomething·for· lr · JO ~"I'll 01 IJDO!Il'P 'I 11 BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT)I haps you wonder why there Is with style, Jack' s tradelllllrk. 1 nothing lhtnklng -and reflecls ' · ~--------~----· such Utile regard lor the Ern"The Farmer's DaughtA!r" PAW'S I<EEPtN ' HER my awards. which will be tele- and "McHale's Navy" are plea-. LOCOIED LIP IN east Monday but which are be- sant dlversi011B on occasion. OUR BARN TILL 'IE in,g boycatted by two networks, "That WM The Week T h aJ CAN Gil THAR ACROSS 11. Outd. ABC and CBS. Was" is a pretentious, juvenile 1. Revolv. :18. LltUe A reminder of one of the rea- dud worse than its competiton I . ChJet DOWl'f gtrl t . Piece 1. Mark ot 17. Soothee sona was obvious TUe.'Klay night because It clailll.$ more a n d otrook dlagra~ 20. Kind to the viewer who watched delivers less. The Dana seriea 10. Lerye 2. •'The pill. CBS-TV's Jack Benny, that age- features a telented star in a ufora. Raven" 22. Midday hol'lle author ~ wonder - and then OOD.'Jid· run-of-tbe-mi1l show. But sup-2f. Valley : pooL tred the proarams nominated pose we gave all of these en-- 12. P'ragmenl:l 3. Peruvian 14. Prlc1 IndUUl Ill, ze.t. fi>r lbe Emmy for best comedy tries the heneflt of their best lD. Klnlof 4 . Nevor: 10."'lllow. points - would thai skiD, In Buban poet. a:ul 0. Jewiall ·rTbHe entries a r e: "T h e any way. quaUfy them t o be l8. External Peaco" ...If month Sl. Behind 44, Capital: Farmer's &aughter," " Me· worthy of awards? Awards fol coa.Ung a. Fabulou 32. 'l'oiJa Norway Hale's Navy, "That Was 11Ie what? Awards are supposed to 18. Employ 30. Tooth 4T.Rerrot I OIIH'T IMAIStNI! lt.ll-fAT IMOTtOHAL 5lfOa( QHi CDLU.D HAVl ~ DR.CAAY. Gt.fEts liD"""" A"'"''""""""' 1.1~~~45- Brr! �I" ." . , ... -. '' . 'I '., Make Eit.f.W1 In . 1' .. r, ·' j '' $ Poiii;.Y Your Shopping .... . ' ' · WBNfBEil , FRIDAY 9 to 5 and SATURDAY 9 to 9 ----bermek:l. COOL ' Saftt;Gr:\P Sleepwear Shower Stall Mat J - '. ' CAREFREE J :: ..' . .' '. .' ' • .,' .• .-.. ' et·: enttn • ' - ' .'N0; 32. ,_, I' PRICE .. '• D&eron, Cotton Blenda, Nylona. Dalntr llorol __ ... _,__ .,. . prin\1, solid colon. lace 1nd 1elf embroidery lrlm. •••• $1.95 Mew delip witlt h .t •• tf to .-plppiao - - Tu\wed top-.,. IIIMIII . . tootiac szwu a: DN• $11.00 See the eomplete line ol Rubbermaid Bath tub Mala, Toilet Top Trays. Wade .. . . tell. AlJo Rubbermaid """' for the kitelien lnd~: Dish Drainen, Sink a • d Stove Matl, Collnden:, Dllh Pons, S<npen, Dl>kltr ..,. DAINTY BABY' DOLL Lace and noralembrOIdery. Matching panties. ,• •. ' 'Creative Federali~m' Would Build Society Of Greatness LB and It' many a~era Ul IIMI Housewaret 'Dept.. w-·•Whlt• HANDBAGS • Family 51zel RADIANT COHflOL 4·SLICI TOASTER 1 Comt in JDd choose your Summer Handbai now. Select youl'l frltln a wide s• teetlon of atylel In aoft, white vinyl over the arm atyle1 and dutchea. 18.99 ' ! Weot Bead'• ~'=!i ­ -~ f mostatic control to..,.,... WOMENS SHANMONT FULL FASHIONED bnod,lor--- NYLON STOCKINGS fr SPORT SHIRTS Sizes B'h to 11. Colors, beige tone and blusb tone. U gauge, 15 denier construction. Compare witb much higher priced stocidngs at our sale pnce of 1.1 ' G 2 !t .f,'I s~turd•y M•Y 23 "Mic;HTY URSUS" Ed Fury {Eastman Color ) -----and"STAGECOACH TO AU sizes for lioy1 frOIIl I to 18. Cbeots stripe~, whitfll, aolid eol(JI'I, plat* - plenty of button - '1·00 p•lr• for eollar Jtylea. The new JM Shirt oDd re(U)or oollR tabs. Mens Sport Shirts $1.95 Choose a cool sport shirt from a variety of solld colors, stripes and plaids. Full cut for comfort. Wash 'n wear cottons and Dacron polyester and cotton bendL srruiu, medium, large and extra large sizes. DANCERS' ROCK" With Warren Stevens and Martin Landau Men1 111 Yenk WORK DUNGAREES . '2.95 MEIGS THEATRE Made of 1001' eotton ... lorlud ohrunl<. J1ull out. Sizes 29 to Q watat oure, laiple oUtehed. · POMEROY, OHIO ToNIGHT "Spurs" Jeans For Boys NOT OPEN J a.ya lhol1 SIHVe '2.48 Plenty of tbe popular wheat color, and also black, tapered leg, alim fll Sanforized ahrunk. .. Sius 6 to 12 - - - - - - $2.98 $3.49 Sius 14 to 18 J• The Most Popul•r Models ....... .* ..... _....,.,..... AMF ROADMASTER BICYCLES Je: I . I Drive out to the W.,.. ho• - besdquorten tor BIC!fcl• iD·all lisel -lor t.wD America's Most Popuplar Knit Shirt FUU-FASHIONED ••• y....,..- lllrd &urfooe Floor C.. urlnJI - AD the molt popular mot11 - Also .._ wo ..n - l'lrr· Dlhlro and UIOdTV'L BAN-LON KNIT SHIRT J 1 0 "~ll ' Set lbe OCMIIPlole. liDo tl Geaerol Electrl• and Jlamla. loa All Purpooo J'aJII - 0. · ollla\IDI ..... and P«toolle WlndowFIIIL Mochanlo Stra.t Gl. '· ·-~­ OnlaleAITho ·warehou110n IS I • ....., .... "tt Puritan 's Ban-l.on 11hirts 8f't k II the pace ...., Full fashion knit of 100% nylon Tt>xlrallzed '' yarns for a pPrfe<'t fit, this 11hirt will .f nol loJW its shape, pill f111.1 Completely wa!lh. 11nd or IIUt()matic wear. Yuu'll find t.hi, shirt ideal for loungins eWHITE eBLACK eFADED BLUE -- ll" OTHERS FROM 3.50 DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. THE MEN'S STORI For a productive Ufe ID JoUr Law• and Garden ue Ottbo Projluell. See tbe-complete IIDe ~f llrleetl· cldea, ·funaiddes, peJtlcldes,. fertlll. zen .md wead ldUen ID tho Hou» .99 iports attire . 8.95 to · .... • ••rr•w'u. ' , N&M WIDTHS or 1eluing and for general Zip nHk ci..Yrt- rnodl'ls - -- -::'ft::t•., .......... ; . 1 for leisure wear. I"OMIROY THE SHOEBOX WlfN ·Depl · 'NICED Craftamd · HOUS.EPAINT e Salf-olMDIDio .... b!dlnc. paot iOiCI ... . $4.29 II THIIIFM ' Save All Of y..;, i.W.t~pt Ff.m . ' Jacquei~~e Kennedy in low Spirits Us• 8UDGl$. In GALLON ' ' PomerQy MIDDLEPCJRr, O. '-.(,~ '' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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