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RMenutey, lllld prot-!mo! ..., Mia Beverly Sayre vlllted wltb Jllllltllt · at N~ lllld lin, ilenr)" P', Oook Golf Club m NeweutW; :to,. • :•;:· =.::-a:.::,:.:·w and~ lllt.d lllbt.l' duriDI BIIIJ allld DlaDne 11:1110011 till! tbe &lnda,v 11e1too1 boUr at lht Arnold tl. llelle eem. Motltodllt Oturdi: ~~ 'h/ ._ ~ Snnd17 Ill W Richard Wol(t, LYIIII Bouduhell allld tlt4!! <M Mrr. 'll'raDcll Mcrrll B r II Beeate,Belllly Petrtl, Barry POMEROY SENIOR CLASS_ First row, I to r, are Janice Bing, Karen Miller, Mary Jordan, Unda Grueser, Ruby Hafg• Cathy Wolfe, Klt!J lind, l)oana Rae Powell, Kay Perlineer, Cindy Swatzel, Linda Kirkland, Nancy Burns, Jane Baer, Judy folmer, Anita CoWDI; second row, noreaee B , Sile Araold, Jlllice Heatlrleb, ~ Ialley, ll:lrl Evans Patricia Fields, Ruth Bailey, Louanna Leonard, Alita Carpenter, Stefanle Winebrenner, Opal Stewart, Yvonne Deal, Lula Tobaa, Sharon Clelud. '!Iter '"" JI'IIC'llled smtth; third row. Frances Radford. Jeni Folmer, Kathryn Sleet, Barbara Imboden, Marlyn Renshaw, Johan,na Yeauger, toueUand'l'boBmpsonJ, Pall· 8anun)o Curti•, IIUper!Dtendtrlcia Hennessy Hilda Hart. Brenda Waaner, Donna Smith, Reta Wean, Elizabeth Klein; fourth row, Mary Ann ltlckard, 8 re a alley, · 1111. Andrews, Bunny Humphreys, Allen Swartz, Jack Williams, Carl McElroy, Fritz Siaaon, David Bater, Gary Jenkin•, Lance Hart, Roy Howell, Jlno. H. L, McD4!lltlllld Mr. Reddy Wolfe; fifth row. Ron Collin•. Bob Buck. Samuel Arnold, Danny Smith, Kenneth Lawhorn, Keltll Whaley, David Taylor, John Uptfoot, CUffGrd Morrla auended a 01.Fffd Sisson, Bruc• McKenzie, Rick Collins; sixth row, Rick Lemley, Carl Hall. George Hoffman, Dalton GI'Civer, Ro&er Moore, Rand~p: ~ott, trlcl cont..-.nce at JeckJGn an Frank Titus. Quincy Aleshire. John Strauss, Mike Hamm. Clifford Young, and seventh row, Mickey Winebrenner, Don Mayer, Tom n • erry Arnold, Billy Collins. Pau l Will, and David Sinclair.-Sentinel Photo 1101 Leonord Shobe, Rt. 2 Pt. Ploulnl, Tare Bacon, IM'I .Liaoolll HeJchta, Pomeroy, Mrl. Clyde R. JoltnJon, Rl. I Racine, Mrs. Euaeno Phllllpo, Jacbo:l, Mra. 1leurJ Lambert, JeckJGn, Forreat E. Joner, RL I WeD· rton, Richard L. Ettep, Wlllow• wood, Mnt. James w. Akers, tr. Emanuel E. Damron, AJhland, Ky., and Clifford Wandol Randolph, Ripley, W, Va. ning. point to a goal sucb a.s uation for a dozen years, Lloyd Baker, ClaUde WllOIInllf, WI!Uam 1'1. lfuahel, J a m t 1 Webb; WlUIIIII -'Huili!y, ltif. ' D. E. Cowen, George L. Sheets, Charles L. M,rdn, Dalll M. Canl••y, Albert· D. loo\llday, .MJ.. R. Coleman, Stephen R. Ronald L. Good, DaoDarib Reel •1111 ROll- \ WAHAMA SENIOR CLASS - Fint row, I to r, il'e Janet Hoffman, Beverly Bilrna, Martha Thompson, DorotiiJ lmltb, Diana Diven, F111 Lyons Carolyn Zuspan, Vikki McDaniel. Phyllir Qul"'n, Barbara Zuapan, Sharon Brinher, Judith WUIWnt; aecond row, Harvletta Newlalld, Linda 'P'Itsaerald, Carolyn Van Matre, Carolyn Icenhower, Sharon Slnith, Dianna Miller, Carolyn ltlur, Ellen Cl'!tet, ltllen Rift, Betty HeDIIII)', shirley Smitb, Carolyn Bland, Gratus Aldridee; third row, Norma Boaewell, Carlottla Boyer, Nancy Jeffera, Bomut! Staab, Glenva lltaata, Linda Latlley, Dianna Wood, Marge Call, Carolyn Johnson, Adele Sismondo, Mary Webb, Lynn Miller; fourth row, !Jiomas KearDI, John Oblil11er, Har\tey Van Matre. llobert Roush, Terry Henry, Joe Scltes, William Capehart, Duane Van Meter, Gale SbrlmpUn, Richard Lambert, Kenneth B. ., Jamt& Bird. and· fifth row, Jerry Hall, Phil Cook, Robert Grinstead, Earl InJeis, Thomu EwlnJI, Larry Noble, Tho1011 Harry Roush, 'laiiDy Kearns, and Stephen Johnson.-Sentlnel Photo OPENING DAYS SPECIAL MAY 23, 24, 1964 A. C. SPARK PLUGS 59CIICh un:E;e~~n'::r~atlonaiTH --E- DAILY DI\IOTED TO INTUEST 0, MI!GI MAlON .UIA full phase. ...._IIIII ...,. .n-aoo• •«~~' ._. 111011': ~ ltfllh'Uk'~GiJS' n. ....,. a. e--. ............, c....._, -r........lll, ldlhr In 180'1, former VIce Pre!l· .., tw 'nM C*M YAUQ Publ!~ dent Aaron Burr went on trial c-•·n;r, ne ~~~. at.. Pon••IW', for "treason" in Richmond, Va. Obt.o. ~ Off!.- ,.."• l\'1' • E.\STERN SENIOR CLASS~ First row, I tor, are Roberta Romine, Lynda II Lyons, Darlene Warne, Janice Parker, Sally Torrence, Mary . Craft, Beverly Hensly, Dot Burke, Carol Mollohan, Loretta McDonald, Juanita Hoffman, Billie Tracewell; second row, Bob Kautz, James Cole, Communist Internattonal. found· Richar~ Cashdollar; JoAnn Grecher. Norma Nichols, Sandy Sprague, Janet Hetzer, Sandra Swartz, Linda Young, Gary Bush, Lewis Bush; third ed :• 11 1919 to promote world row, LylP Swain, Ronald Ritchie, Gary Reed, Gary Durst, Eric Parker, Larry Landon, Dennis Parker, John Bentz, Terry Hoffman, Bob Hall, revo" on. . E' h Robert Brown; fourth row, James Mays, Steve McCoy, Kenneth Taylor, Michael Miller, James Dos, John Ridenour, John Brewer. David Williams, In 19!!· 1 :restd~nt tse~ ti~wLarry Slater, Stanley Welts, Gary Murphy, and fifth row, ::obert Marcinko, Buck Buchanan, Jerry Frederick, Jack Ginther. Zenith Price, Vennis . elrsdtgn .1 ebcloln overstat 1.0e-g · Barne tt .-S entme · I Ph oto an • otstates1 the • guaran Re ed, Ch ar Iey Man ki n, Don F1·t ch, Gl en B'JsseII , and Ronme coastal rghts toee an crashed II CRAFT SUPPLIES In Crow's STEAK HOUSE ......... """ ..._ _.., ••·"' • ll-•IIM ..... "'" _...... - .,,eo _,_ ...... .na~t•, _... . .., ,.•..... SPECIAL VALUE! MOTOROLA Kansas City. A lone survivor i died hours after the mishap. OPENING DAYS 6cloaf 1. RuTLAND 571 M. IUITOM Ph- WVt.t&H llroo~war I SPECIAL CAR RADIO $29·95 • _, l'M DISCOUNT STORE I Wish To Thank Tht.Voters Of Racine Village For Th•tt SUpport In The Primary Election. · pluo -'nlonno. I"Mtllt!MHo . hill rlote No w~<itina .. , beautiful sound the instant you turn the switch! POP 39c carton PLUS DEPOSIT RUTLAND link WERNER RADIO & T.V. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport !~TomBoy .. SANDWICH Ordwlr"""'• AndTalro'IM ...... '~U4H BEAT SOUTHERN SENIOR CLASS- First row, l to r, are Jean Kiser, Charlotte Manuel, Irene Stover, . Dorothy Lawson, Roberta Roush, Linda White, Sharon Wolfe, Linda Graham, Sarah Taylor, Betty Gillilan, Paulette Ritchie, Donna Powell, Carol Shain, JUdy Cozart, Juanita Smith; secDnd row, Unda Nelgler, Betty Levacy, Pamela Riffle, Kay Hendricks, Sharon Church. Karen Furbee, Roberta Chancy, Sharon Cottril, Sandra Mams, Carol Teaford, Linda Van Meter, Sally Roush, Mary Cundiff, Sammie Yates; third row, Richard Wolf, Bob Sylvester, Lynn Roush, Danny McTurner, WlUie Cundiff, Spencer Stearns, Larry Sayre, Richard Holter, Randall Reiber, Ted Bailey, Bruce Beegle, Harry Cleland; fourth row, Charles Cline, Lee Mallory, Bill Wickline, Earl Cleland, Vernon Donahue, Don Harden, Ernie Burke, Max Knopp, George Hayman, Garyle Rees, Kenneth L. Cozart, William Pickens, and fifth row, Douglas Enoch, Will Ours, Ben Petrel, John Rowe, Robert Johnson, Jeff ~ Bob Wood, Norman Rhodes, and John Arnott.- Sentinel Photo JOSEPH ·BEEGLE COMMiniiMAN Pfl. Pol Mt, lin~ ALL· TRANSISTOR MAY 23, 24, 1964 St., Mllltlltjlolt, t M14dhpert N. 2nd Av.. ""., ••• ,_ ,. ,.,_., " "'" .,.., ........ .._ .....,, • southeastern Iowa I~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE w"::: .":: .:::..._"":,""::,. :. while en route from Chicago to Club leprei.ttl·tr"'' DISC:OclJNT STORI • - - ...._ '"'· "' ~ "" An., . _ • - - · ""' ,,,.. In 1962, a Continental 707 passenger jet carrying 46 persons OF SOUTHIIN OHiO a.ntr MAnRIAIS =:, ::•.'~:: .....,. within their historic boundaries. - - - - - - - - - I ...., I minerals in submerged lands DISCOUNT STORE Nod .,.., T• llvlloll4 SENTINIEL By Today Is Friday, May zz. the 143rd day of 1964 with 223 to follow. ~ IIQN OF THI nMU MAY 23, 24, 1964 RUTLAND Eastern graduated 55 seniors . ted the f II . IUT. IIIIJtorW ..... . , Nllot. He was acqmt o owmg •-.. .. __. -... ru.w., August. -"- .t . - . - . - . . at P0111eror. In 1943, Soviet Russian an- Db16. nouncecl the dissolution of the NaUoDeJ 14'* <·• ...,._t •11ft AUTOMOBILE CLUI Rutlon~ Next Door Te lutlwMI Wednesday. Baccalaureate , - - - - - - - - - , ••••••••'!"•irte •• IS 0 NT STORE D C U evening. immell8e the high school WYM174 . IM Mill It, Mloltll...., SPECIAL Nod Door To biggest harder climb ahead. will graduate 46J;...iiiiiiiiiiii Most graduates, however, soniols Wednesday at 8 p.m. Vacation Bible School knew this already. The book for Middleport I human knowledge today is will be Sunday at 8 p.m. UWIS REPAIR SERVICE I !IIlJa All COSMmCS ApprtL 20% RUTLAND All three acbools held their Baccalaureate Services I a s t learn there Is another longer, lilljl rulf, Mrt. Earl Gol'dm!, Mr •· the MAY 23, 24, 1964 That's strange, too, because graduating class, Southern ha! it is humanly unnatural to 64 seniors. and Rutland has 6L Portland. Mr. and Mrl. Wald Foster week end l\lnll af Mr, lllld Mr1. Albtrt Hill and atlelld. Ilia family picnic Iunday, 'lbelr dauJihter, Cheryl, returned with tbem altlr IJIIndllnl 1 week with her grandparents. SIGN O'DONNELL BUFFALO (UPIJ DldurN O'Donnell, captsin of illo Patients recently discharged veralty ot Mlchlgan'~T~~=~ included Mrs. 0. R. Brammon, versity of Michl&an's Mn. Alft RIYJIII, Halold Greer aquod Ia• tleiiOn, RUMfll HuChel, Mlq Roce Qr. atcnet~ with the lluffalo tel, Mlaa Blanche VIBIIZent, Mrs. the American P'llothlll LH.-e Claude McGinness, Mn. N. J. 1:tltilaa;;i:fa~ll;&;._.,._ _ _ _ Buter, Mrs. Lince Dray and ;r llifant 1011, Morton Ntal, Ml'll. OPENING DAYS i JDlll_lt BaH, Mh. Wendell WOj)d. with 83 senlo"' hao 1·· ' SPECIAL Three of our area bIg h schools hold Comfneol'\cement exCommencement speakers this ercises tonlgbt at 8. They are week will assure the,. 3ti8 grad· Pomeroy, Sruthem, and Rut. uates their "life" Is just begin- land Jllgh schools. Pomeroy Lewll .....lr S.rvflll -fOR•HIAf!NO e PLUMBING.1.. eROOPINw wllb LID, Albtal, and Mr. lllld Mn. J'rlllk' l.tlila, Rt. 1, Mllllleld. Mr. allld Mrr. Delbert Board ct Laymu; Olilo, !tpelll lluzlday af· 1ern00n with Mt. and Mn. Vent Watlei-. .. Mrt. KatbryD Gunther I'IIUnlo ad 10 her bomt ID anellmall tat IJIIIIIIllll a Willi wllb her moi!Mr, Mrt. Laura Bell. Mr. lllld Mrt. T. a. llllldort rpenl SUnday lflernoon with Mr. and Mrs. William McKelvey heights ot what man knowa or suspects. knowledge and more skills sought. Htld IIMr To lutt.~ ....II Sunday af1emQaa cu I'KeiYiut llaplllt cbuldl wtn. . Mr. ll!d .,..,,!ti reached, greater l:illll·~~======~ Bac:cllauNalt llrVIcl eventrw. an occasional lneiperienced squawk from an undisclplu- )ally Sentinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, 0., lily 22. lt.. ~ suophone or clarinet reed). · Ill! 7 , 'i Too, there_Is pride (or_ acbtnowa be hu been ""1101" for ::::,:":: Jevement gl!ined '" the Simple only to the f1rat W J ceremony Incident to the pass- of Ita 1'felace. senlon l&laday at PJD. 11..,. tng oot of diplomas. For 12 The genius of America, after ~aureole for Wlltema wlll Ill years the brief act of ~eceiving all, surely reats - In part - In at I p.m. has been a personal objective. her people being free to proNow other goals are !<> be nur· coed Into the Umltless volume OPENING DAYS tured, pursued ; new u 1 Win DISCOUNT STOi. Mn........ , grad·j Shavllg . . . . ApprtL 20% Disc. ........D ._.. ... I . metropolllfn high ~ebool where ! Here, parent. otlll are proud student bodle' 108r In!<> thOu•.wben 1100 or dougbter walks ands and automation, as it i"down the aisle" to the tradi· were, ejecll usembly line tiona! p...,...Jonal march pi~Y· uates enmasse. ed by the ·IIODlor·l.,s band (wtth MAY 23, 24, 1964 ..,... ' ' :: ,::..~~Wf= ~~~~~fol.=c.,.-:=c\a! ~ &mdaJ~ ,, blgb ~ebool lmow! Rrst band. Perhaps there Is less .senu. ment upon becoming a finish· ed product, milled and honed, so to apeak In a college • like ' I . Sp ECI' A L Mr. lllld Mrl. CboNr simpllldll ctlht Hol7 illr and Mr. lllld Mn. 1t.1t1rt MllciNd ~ 1be11 COIIIIuttld ~ Bl1n t~~~...s ~~n. Wlldfred ,·, . Within tbe week now In pro- Ja few ca... their churches IJ'OIS 3ti8 Meigs "ounty youth ever to be visited upon them. IBY goodbye!<> high school life, There ore Joy and sadness in the moot effective influence oth- graduallon from high school. er than their homes - and In This the sll>dent of the small Yl 10 Neliler. -Memhen of '· 368 Area High School Seniors ·Saluted Upon Graduatio:1 This -eek, NEW YORIC (UPI) - Did aa procram o'r;loct wu covered IIY· Mlllory, Jert Leo,- Gayle '!'be prelelllai!DII -lllldt .· Mn. Gomer Lewll 111111 Mn. . '' .!?aDz ~~!!Uatl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 21, 118'1 , lllld flllllly at Cook lllmden ncenUy 'lite Rev. Mr. II !be pallor· ~~land,::;•;::ll(a::' ~~~; tiL JWv Arthur 81111, en!Nd tho Bvanplleal Ulllteil .... b7 0117. ~. ~bowed lllldel 111rt11 Qnll1'~ o1 Hlmclell. OPENING DA ., . • J .. ONE OF KARR & VAN ZANDT'S RECONDITIONED ' "VALUE-RATED" USED CARS 62 Oldsmobile 4door - -- - - - - s2295 V-8 automatic, power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, like-new w:• lw tires. A real nice Olds. 60 Chev.lmpala Convertible - - - S169S V-8 automatic, power brakes. power steering, radio, heater, w[slw tires. A sharpie-new Cadillac trade-in. 59 Ford Galaxie 2Door H. T. - -- - s1195 V-8 motor, auto., radio, heater, w:slw tires. Shows excellent care by one careful owner. 59 Oldsmobile 98 4door - - - - - s1495 Full power, including power windows & 6-way power seat, tinted glass, radio, beater and good w;slw tires. .1 I j MIDDLEPORT SENIOR - Firat row, I to r, are Susie Ntutzling, Sulle Slater, Connie Taylor, lva Stewart, · · · lfkJI. olson, Sandy Simpson Dolllt BowUn1 Sb•roa Qulll.en; IICOnd row, Judy Martin, Karen Bacblitr; Anita Bowln, Judy llult, Carql Sc:ott, Paula Mic.hael, Janice Ta~neblll, Ulilan Slam~; third row, Lynda Dunf.., Cheryl Eber1baeh, Barbara Morpa, Lynn Daniels, Marll)a Swail, Ntda.Bradford, Maureen Darat, Caroll Lyona, Hope IIJibOp; fourth rO'N, Da\'e Tbomu, Sttve Uttle, ~e ltlce, Jacll: Satterfield, Joe CU. ter, KtiiDY F'ry, Dave Weltman, Terry Johnson, Charlle Bwukhamer, and f!fth row, Durell McKinney, H McGuffin, Horice Gtlmore, BW "Jei.tr.IIDJ, Melvin Swioher, Mlck Morrla, Daryl Stumbo, Boll Wllaon, Bill DixOn, and Boler Roldh ......se~el Olo . :.. HONDA 305 SUPER :. HAWK ' H01pital News ' ·: ·~ · · .-' (THE Wf~D :ONE) . . RUTLAND SENIOR C):.ASS- First row,.! tor, ll'e Roberta Smith, Dixie Roush, Judy Wllllams],'Sileryl Wolfe, Janet Scott, Rosemary Pope, Msrg:tret Harmon, Connie Rice, Marvel Quillen, GaD Hall,. SOnia Parsons, Alberta Lo(tie; Connee Williams, Pamela Wilson; second row, Connie Haley, Gladys Warner, Jennilee William, Karen Silbey, Sharon-Haley, carol Brewer, Chilrldene King, Sandre Oiler, Carolyn Brickles, Paula Doufllns, Margie Stanley, Ann Weaver, Wanda Stacy; Maxine Herdman; third row, George White, Allen Borgan, Danny Tillis, Bill Gates, Jerry TilliS, llobert Harless, Bill Starclter, Larry Haynes, Jerry Black, Russell Fraley, Joe Phillips, Danny ltlcDonald; fourth row, Roy Dillon. Rodney 1t111gs, Bernard Bowen, Benny Slawter, Ellis Myers, AncU Cross, George BlackWell, Jack Peterson, Gary Garton, Eddie Anderson, Rondald Stowe~, Dicit Fetty, and fifth row, Jerry Piece, Steve King, ltlcbard Quinley, cart NichOls, Glle1 Coy, Ricbatd:Peyton, Doyle Knapp, Charles HyseU, Md Lee ~otts.--Sentlnel Photo · .~ / ' thernLocal A ardsMade 59 Buick La Sabre 4dr. Hard Top --s1195 ,, . '' ' ' . I . ; NO\¥ IN Sfoek - · AoOo -~Mu 'WARRANTY / ' HI IT NOW AT ••• ' R~· H. RAWLINGS SONS ~CO. ,• I' ' ' ' V·B auto. trans., w[s lw tires, radio and heater. Shows real good care. 58 Buick~pecial4 Door -- -· - -- s995 V-8 motor, auto., radio, heater, w[s[w tires. A sharp, sharp car CHECK THESE "AS-15" SPECIALS 57 Pontile 2 dr. 57 BUICK 50 Ford Ven Type Hard Top Spec. 2 dr. H.T. CAMPiR -Auto.V-1 ·- r . lr1no. $495 v.a motor Aulornotlo _ $395 ThiiON oloopo 4 I. ~95 ~I. :. ,, ., I 6 Ll" Model Used C.dillacs On Slltl 'Je ' \ KARR &VANZANDT MOTOR SALES OPEN TIL I P. M. ' WY 2-5342 .. '" . Cedlllac-Olcltmololle ·' (' - ,' �· ~- .. - :.. ... .... 'i,.;- . ....... ,,•• - ~----------~~~/_____J.i:________:~-~----:---~---=;~~~~-r--=~-l Our community is exceedingly proud of you, the Graduat~ of 19641 You hove worked hard, hove done~ I y; good job. You hove reached the first milestone on your way to success! We, the sponsors oft personal wishes for your future success and happiness. ., ' IS ( page ·~• I , • I • TO MEIGS COUNTY GRADUATES 0 -F 1964 '•· ' •:- 1 I . ; ~ ! I I'I I I ~ !. Mr. Ritchie of . Portland Dies : tro • .,..t '-Y In reur lh A Major Goal Our bed wllhH Congratul1tions, 8rldUIIfM1 for we lrt 1 flnt Murt. TM wtrhl MMt proud of you. _. , h1ve liMn,.. w1rdtd. Lots of ........ lllro , ••• WEDGE THE WORLD IS YOURSI YllrS of effolt IUCtell Sl99 i TheN'• no limit .. your poulbllltloe for 111f POMEROY, OHIO Singer S1les & Service JKk W. Comy, Mgr. R. H. RAWUNGS SONS CO. Pomeroy, Ohio POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy, Ohio MIDDLEPORI', 0. MIDDLIPOIIT, D. Chll. . 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HI. 111<1 B o a to n tripped UPI llplrls Wrilor IIIMk out 11 lo pjtt:h 11>1 L!lo boo hnJtloa. f.7, In the e a I y Billy WIUIIIIIIII!Id WIll I 1 Anpltl DvQpn lo lholr 11th Amerlwl !Aquo pmts May• conunlllralod loday over a~ra~Pt Will Oytr lht Now scheduled. lbo fuUUiy of it all. York Met., f.!. CiDdnnaU and Mayo broke I 4-4 tie wltll his Willie brol<o out of an l).for-1~ Mllwaultee bed tho day off. lfth h01111 IIIII <1. tht MUOD lo hitting olump with two h01111 Washl.,tan stepped Detroit, launch the G'-"11 on a four·run runs llllll'&lay, drove in th..,. &.2; Bollilnort defeated KIUlllas outburol In !be flflh IMing runs and ocortd three times lo put the San Francisco Giants back In !trot • place in the Na· 1ional Leaaue race wltil a 9 • 4 victory over the Philadelphia - .-' Vote Reco'unt · v Being Held ~Jllllt.eirl Se~tinel Church News . ~~ had 11\!111111 bio 1&11> in tho 111'11 innlnl with a man oo 1'00IPc ' Bob BoUn, tha tl!lr4 Giani hurltr w~o allowed ooly one hit over the last siJ: inA/111• wu lha winolf liJ~ W~ oer. ' · Major IAipe Lt-. By Uollod ..... ~ NGs l Joluul)o ' qtlnll • National Lea,_ ... Q . AB R. H. Pel. Philll~. Wiliams, Chi 30 117 13 47 .402 Nevertheleos, Willie IOJt his Mays, SF 92 121 21 43 .317 battin& leederllllp. which he Clmont., Pitt 31! 13'1 28 61 .!72 bed hokl all seuon. Joboaon, Cln !2 69 13 21 .3!6 Williams grabbed the batting Boyer, SIL M 138 1I 4! .353 · • Amerleu LeaN-"-al Lea~• 1 lead away from Wi lie by clu~ •-Mwu •• Sta 1 PI 23 113 18 32 bin& a double and two •inJIOS W. · L, Pel. GB W. L. Pc~ GB rgeJ, . tt .3t4 and drlvlni in a run >-Chicago 16 9 .640 I> SliD Fran 21 I3G • Torre, M•l 31! 129 21 44 .341 against the St. Louis cardinals X·Baltunore 10 12 .625 . . Pl!lladelphia " 12 . ils I. . Froo... Pitt 23 !Ill 9 22 .338 Thursday night to booot his New York 16 12 .;71 1\i St. !.oQis 21 14 'eoo 1 Kanehl. NY 27 16 I. Ill .337 batlin& averaJe to .40:. Mays Clevelallll 16 12 .S71 IIi MDwaukee IB I! . 54! 3 Bailey, Pitt 2110: tO 34 .!33 i• blttln& .317. Mlonosota II II .513 11> Pittsburgh 18 16 :529 3\i Coleman, ~ 21 1\0 8 20 .333 However, Wlltioma' slunlni Boston 17 17 .IQ 411 Cincinnati 16 16 .500 411 Amer can Loape went for naught as his Chicago Detroit I~ 17 .IQ •II Los Aqelos 11 ti 4'11 S\1 OUva. Mlnn 32141 29 55 .317 CUb teammates bowed to the Washingto)n 16 21 .432 6 Houlton 16 21 ·431 1 Freehan. Del 26 17 12 ~ : : Cards, 111-3. Los Angeles 13 21 .382 11> Chicago 12 II :100 m ~:= ~ : ; : ~ 46 349 Willlama started his torrid Konm Ctly 11 2l .J« IIi New York 10 21 .288 U Robns.,; Bait 32124 21 41 '331 bltlins tile first day of sprinl x.chlcaao leadt Ill Jlftl*llaflt 'l'!IUrsday's lleoulls Slebern 'Bait 32 112 33 3'1 ·330 tralnln[(, and except for 01111 altllouclt Baltimort baa a ~IU· Loa M8 I New York I, nitJll !Au KC 21 70 7 23 ·319 11-14 streak in 11>o seeSOil hao game advanlaJe. Houston 3 Pittsburgh I, night Maris NY 16 11 10 20 · 320 terrorized NaUooal League 'l'!llll'ltll)"a llmtllo San Frlnoitloo 9 Philadelphia • MariJ' NY 16 81 10 20 '338 pitchers. Willlam.s has been on 8011t00 I Loo Angeles I St. Loulo 10 Chicago I, nignt Satrla~o L4 23 58 7 II .!28 the verge of a .301) season ever Beltimore 7 Kansas C. 8, nlpt (Only games scheduled) ' R R · 881 Rullaad Funlture since he was named rookie of Waahlqton I Detroit 2. night Frld1y's Probabltl Plteher1 N tklrl 1 ~me M J. Grato the year in 1961 and head (Only 1ames scheduled) St. Louis at Milwaukee Glats 1:. R ea~u~ coach Bob Keonady feell his Frlclay'o Probable Pitchers (night) - Simmons 15-2) vs. an ' owar ' gors • S. Grimm ~rize lelthander will pass the Kanias City at Booton (night) Cloninger (3·2). WIU•IIIIO, Cubs 10; Allen. _Phlls D. Grate, mark this 10111011 because he - Pena (64) v1. Wllaon (l•IJ, Phtladtlphla at Loa Ange)ea I; MoCovey, Glantl; RobJniiOn, G. Grate Lost Signer of the lle<:lar111-11 has learned lo hit to all lieldl. Loo Anaeleo at New York (nlgbt) - Short U·1) vs. Drya· ~:;::: ~~·· Braves and Bond, M. Stewart ton or lodependenee to die .,,.. Handicap Reliever Hal Woodeshlck (niBhl) - McBride (1-8) vo. dale (5-2). a · . Charleo Carroll, at the li• saved his eiflhlb game to give Ford (f.l). Pltiaburih at San Francisco Amorlcaa Loape - Kille- Toto! 95. 11 Houslon o 3·1 victory over M inn • • o t a at Bollim<ll'e (oijhl) - Gibbon t:l-1) vs. Hel'- ~ ~ 1 "' m ' Colavlto 1 • Ath: Wu I Loot ! (night) - Kaat (4-2) vo. Bar· bel (I-D). ,....,. ' 11011, Tw 111 lO, Ridenour Radio and T, V• ber (Il-l). Chlellgo at Cincinnati (night) Hall Twine 10; Oliva, .Twms; C. 1\nlsht MO 134 0 Detroit at Cleveland (night)- -Buhl (3·1) vs. Nuxhatl (3-2). ~~-·~~ ~natora and Held, T. Cruise L. HIU 3110 Lollch If. I) vs. Kraliok 13-o). New York at Houotoo (night) n ana R · Battetl 1 .t .. J. Ridenour 3113 wash i n g t on at Chica10 -Jacboo (1-6) vs. Owens (1-3) Natllo 11•n~ 8 0 • M I night) - Koch (0.0) vs. Pizor- or !!l'(lwo (1-1). 1211 0 . •· n3S Be g ec- d ays, B. Allman ro (4-0). lllturdll''• GIIIIH liD,. ; oyer, or s 211: Han4icap 46S Saturdoy'o Gameo Cbloaso at CJncillllBtl H~wltd, llndaers 2'1; Stargell, Totll !Slit WasMnJ!on at Chlell&o Pittsbul'l!h at San Francisco Pirates 2ll; Torre, !!raveo 26· . 11'4111 ~ Lool I l . f Detroit at Cleveland St. Lools at Mllwaukeo Aootr~u Lo.,.....casll, EaaiA!m 1ett'"g In lot 0 Minne110ta at Baltimore Phi\a at Los Angeles niihl ,... 29 · Wa1ner. Indians .27 : BroWll'l llollletl Gas hl;oeball late - claBieo eo41od Los Angeles at New York New York at Hous.,; (2 twi· Rollins, TwiDI 38; Hall, TwJDJ; D. Vuja Klljo 1h11 week - went to Shade High Kansas City ot Booton l'•ht n'•ht) ' Powell. Orioles and Colavito, J. Von lnWIIIII 111 ' .. school 'lbursday to wm a free4thlttics all 25. D. Gorton pass lnfe1ted game 14-11. Pltcblq D. McKinney Shade was 8-5 on its season, ' Fishin~ National Leape - Gibson, T. Blaine and third plaee flntoher in the _ Cordi 4-0; Baldaehun, PhUt :1-0; Halllllqp Alben• County Lioague. COLUMBUS (UP!) e well here also tn most lakes. P~rr...,.kl; Dodgll'ol-0; Pel'l'y, Total ·• · : Eastern had six runs in the 1Depaf!ment of Natural Re- DISTRICT 4, SOUTHEASTN· Glants 2-0; Marichal, Giants Woa I Leat 3 ltrst two innints for a 6-0 lead source said Thursday fishing ERN - Fishing is good every- and Farrell, Coltt both fi..l. G I< Q Cole · without ever hoving eollecwd o In Ohio is at its peak wilb where in this dlotrl<:t. Vtrtuallr. Antorleq Loogue - Pi<arro, R. CIIIUnl 411 hit off starter Jerry Barnhill. most stroams and takeo in 1ood all lakea are in perfect cond. White So~ t-0; llunller, OriDiea J. WIU!a1111 IU who obliged the vl•ltors with condition. tton and basa, bluegUis, erapo ~:. Hall. Orioles !.fl; Kl'allck, L. Van Meter 40\1 W"lks to first base and gener- The situation by district : 1 pies and catfish are "going lndums 3-0; (8 pitchers ti~ T. Lind 429 allv loose play did the rest DISTRICI' 1. CENTRAL- crasy," according to county with 2-0l. M. Mmobinl 11. Bv the !dxth tnnlng E111tern ExeeliMt fiRhlng for all ~peeies . game proteeton. Streamt 11.Jo - - - - - - - - - Handicap 504 led 13-2 but very nearly hand- I.argemoulh bass in all lakes. are mostly clear and normal thus far. Total 2878 ed the Ierne back to Shade when Bluegills, cn1ppies, catrlah and and fiahinj" for smaiJmouth bass Ohio driven among the .35 Woo 3 Losl 0 thrl!e Eagle errors, five walks carp are biting welt Most 1 and catfish is good. who have entered are AI Sm1th : IOd two hits prndu''Od nine otreamo fornishiDI ~ood small· DIS'rRIC'l' 6. SOUTHWBST· and Bob Davis. Daytoo. Larry Shade run•. mouth •nd rock ~••a fi~hini· ERN - AU waler!i in gqo41 can• Dickson or Qualler City, Darl , 0 lliJh Slnfle Gamt - M. Mon. 1 Hitters ror Eastern woro Ro· Walleyes h•ttJng at Hoover Rea• dillon and all opec!" of ftah art llal'rlaoo or Tiffin · and Dean hlnl, 218. · er Allman. a double, Mike Wtll ervolr, Delaware County. btiDI caught. That'a the otory Mill oJ Dover. ~~~gh Sarles M. Menchinl, 1 Ga•y Wolle and Dave H•oton DISTRICT 2, NORTiiWiliST• from lutre. Bass and bluq!U Ruaotl Hyatt. Lancaster. hu · each 1 single. ond Gerald Hoi: I!:RN - Both lakes and strtama llMiDI 11 excell<ml In moll entered 1 car but hu not liattd ·Toam High Game - G & Q !on. two sinlleo. hero •ro ln good condiUon. llklll and smalh11011th ore do- a driver. Cafe, lVI•. J 8 d Smoll·mooth ba" are hllllnl ln1 woll In streama. Team l!iih Strlao - 0 6 Q 11 D Fer ~~~d:, ~~~~e :n~ J~:bre well In Huron and Vermilion LAKI: Ji;RIE ao41 SANDUSKY MANAGE PATl'I!:RSON t.:Co=::le:,=-am~.~-----·,1 II am~lll and Ruth each alnlllod: Rivero loG largemouth are bit- BAY - Although Lake Erie; N!W YORK (VPI) - J)an II 'l"•l 11,,,1101 •.1. '"0 ION H:" hod two sin ••• and lnR juot •• well in most lm· around lho Bass hlanda II Florio, a vetaran bOJlDI train· 3110.&5 . 1 lola~~r. 0 double. poullllmonla. BIUt•gills. crappies, j)ifhlly rol~. smallmoutll b. ., "'· It txpeclttl to bt appmoed lN O)IIQ , . catrlsh ond other> are also do- perch. catlllll, carp allll aheepa· 11 lllllllfltl' of former heavy· ' · Eastern. pitching tanned 11, 11•11 well. bead are hiting well. Cotlloh, walpt ~im Floy4 Patter· walked '"' Shade pttchlnl , DISTRICT 3 , NOIITHEAST. peroh, eal')l and sheepohea4 a~ 1011 at ioday'a, metUDI of tha ltlflciiUftOHfQ 1truck out five walked 1&. ERN - Walleyes are making : being caught in Salllluaky Bay. New York All!lellc Commloalon. Eastern 2411 70 0 I - 14 6 3 news In this area. Some of the · LONE DOUBLE WINNU .. A Shade 002 00 o o - 11 8 beller •pots are; Charita Mill DRAW FIVE OHIOANS OXON HILL, Md. (UP!) I!I, 4WO~ ~ Knlgltt (WI, Wolfe IDI . Kni&ht • and Pleasant Hill. 4 s hI and HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (VPI) 0n1J one Ucket wao IMild on the tr96l .,.,r; 'Cr: A'ljW (71 and Wolfe . Allmon (5). Bam· ' County; Pymatuning, Asbta· - The May 11 aprlnt l!&r pro- wlllrllng twin double payoff of, W :!II blll (L), Erwin (I) and Daino. , bulo Berlin. Portage. and Nl· gram at the Wut Vlrlbtla In- Ml,l\60.20 Thuroday a II h t at Y J ;;II . : miolla. Portage and Spr\lllfleld t.mational SP'IIIIIIl' alrtady Rolecroft Raceway. Tho ·lurky SAYO DNINiciO No motor v•h•cles an allow· I Likes. Summit. Baas, biUtlilll, hao drawn flVI Olllo entrlel Uc~e~t~ho~ld~er~w~•;•~not~lcla~nt;if~ied;·;:::::~:::::~ «< inside the walls of the city crappies and catfi1h are hlttlnl :::;----:-- - - - - - -·'· • -- ·-- -·--- - - of Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia, ae-~ ~--~-·· ' . cording to the Encyclopedia Bri· Agronomy Field OPlNING QAYS SPECIAL ' i: . 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Pappas (3-2) allll - i ' ' ' CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Prt• Pomeroy, OblO Middleport ) STARKS DRUGS j THrUNiTED STEEL WORKERS · . Of AMERICA l,o~l Unt011 MM Rennowood, W Va, • I t3~ E. Secbnd l" ,,, • ~· ' . ., t.:i. PomtfOY ' ..:'. •. . CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK ''Tba ll'rten4lr a.nt" 1\1\dd\iport, Obto llepotlto hllurtd ., WY 2·2440 - \ ' '! ' . We FW ~-·" Qene111t Electric pills • pert~ '::! "Daylililt 1\IW' lli11"' ••• Mit· """' rau • 41•&J lO , •• brlllft Mll)lf. clt~rlf .lm•ae llefore. · I Ill Pttr, Mf S." thll't th• oilly w1y Dodge builds trucl!s- ntmiO!- =:·=~ "· 199 c~ ~0R .. ·1491'· 23H CONSOLE 5 H&R 1 ' ' i' . ' -~· ,./if, ; . J Firestone ·stoJ-~ , iltJUl IN). ' \ ' ' . '' .'' . . . • . . . • • ·~ .. . - ~ . - ·- -- ·- .... ~~- - - " .. ) ·-••• • - ..,. - ..... ..... ·-·-... ............. .. ~- . . _....,, ·~· -·--~- ..-- •• ..1-.. ..::.......:...- ____ .. _ "SWINI. IN AND SWAPI'! ·. R~ H..RAW~IN~~. MIDD~EIJQI{! O; MILU.• )f. ,;! • ----··---.-. ~ - · -· ... M> ,,U.OI• IL ·wv . - llldoQIPOd , KAUTZ FlO STORE ' '' - o./t ~'It To"'~ Cl>ootOr. Obio ....... •11, IIINlfl -, wis ·aEN FRANKLIN '11¥4 yea ¢a: . 'f!+;i!ll$ (AI"" \ ,. ,. '':, .· . Nb m. .:. .., J J;; 1. •• •• ' }__ I' ' Cft- . ' '"(r . - ~ tranamlnlon anclsl!fings, ftlr instance, in the Oodp Swtptllne plckup. Other standard lttnll t111t ~ off on tht Job in~udt 1 140 hp Slant Six enaittt •od 1 36-tmp. IHtmlltOr:Toughi'\Vt can p1ove it in black tnd white. And ll!ow you 1 deal lhlrt touall, toq.lllll&h to blat. Corn• on. ~01 in and swap! From pickupa to di•l ~er, Dod&i builds toufl truCks. . ' . . . ,..._ PLUHBING A, liiATING toulh, Mlny hiiYy·d!IIY fqt~res are slaodard. I~' . OIH~-~ • ' i!\11.. All DofiiDl'll'na,rlpUODI WILLIS ANTHONY You'rt JOinl II touah IS you can go with Dodp. ••., Jllfi)Hfflf r .D.l.c. SY(ISHE~ & LOHSE UJALL QRUGI · tiEVIN~ COAL COMPANY WY~ \ ' Mltjor Leape Rloatia _..,.rt, o. · Pol!'erOJ crop Amerteoa IAIIIII• Mlnneeota \IIlii 1101 DID- T 10 0 New York IIOl 11011 001- • t I PIICUII (1-2) and ltltt)r. Terry, &tatrord (1), Mllllcoletn 171, Jlamittoo (8) and Howard. Member PTD Greellhouso WY U9lll Hflowers For All o6cn11opl"' Cor Butternut & W, MaiD '/.. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY . .. I'Gtatlons, chemical weed I,!GII• trol, tomato bretdini. atrawbor· ry procluetlon 111d a opeolal Ita· lure wlll be bold on lana.oapo Ina. l!lvoryoM tn tht area lntarNted lr. a1rloulturt or landleapo , in& II Lll'led to lllollll the !laid day. lAKER FURNITURE FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES POMfROY FLOWER SHOP Virjlinia Univerliity Ohio Val· ley Ex:penment Station on Route 62, five miles north of Pt. Pleasant, TUeoday, June 3 beginning at 10 a.m. DST. In the momin1 lllert wlU bt a land judging contest, a btdies prolfam an41 lourt1 of r-.-ch plotl at the slatloa. Lunch will bo served at noqn by the M. . on County Farm Woman. Information wilt bt madt available on latoat research oa tobacco, toraae cropa, / WY l-26tt NO MONEY DOWN•· . llld~ePOd WY WIN QHIO VA'LlEY BAKING CO. 1 1"'\ d .·S ' ' - GN,Unl · If Slf1.1.1nS •IYI . DayisAnnounced z,t-u With th.lwpe It will, in •ome meouure,foster an4 help 1111· tain thst wldch u good In /tlflt.lly and coml!lunily liie, thu 1- n lanmca. llfaorllloo <hwdi. ......, ..,. 111 J'ot' hu ' . Bob ...... lfll!l'Vicee regular!Jr dren'a take. (3) For the 18).1 ti hia coanmnrity Jnd ...uc.. 14) For thuoko cr tbe~ itself, which n.eds bit moral and l\ltarial ~. )lan to go to churck regularly ~and read your Bible daily, • • • 0hio Reaches Peak I TIE CIIUacH 'ft.e Chureh u tlw on earth r.. tho build· iq ot character and pi,JI_ ci"'"noblp. It ... ........,_ ef ~ vahlet. W'tihout GUARANTEES- n. ' ° Clfti!.O. POll All. FO~ ALL "'" ' \ ,I, I ' J <!.• ' PS ( z h ·· t J(. Co~. ~yeamo~;e to St<ont.,....;,. bm- ' . !lEV. lOSltl'll )tRAllt, IJIArroR ,. ' ~ioport, ,OIIID . - St. Paul's Luthef<Jr, Churc._, ~· ., ' Sulldlly, Mf!114 and 1~'11 -.m. . 8iJn<IIJ Sebool, .. . toplo• "0!11! IV\111 . Spooitl! · Llit!IN: LelJue ~ ol ~,j)\1 Clloll~ Ctaoo ,.., 7,10. •·•· Ad. . �1 ., I 1 .•• ' • ' • • Will Pay Any Day! Make Hay In · May-Want'!""_._Ads _______ WANT : Help W•nted For S.le "''" .. ,,.. "" .g:,··:~~r~ . . . .,u,.. "'....,...,,.,~-. ' "... -- ' .-nm "" •n sl!"r\'.1<'1" "''"'"'u"' ''"'•r•• • ,..,.,. ..... •nro ... r~r ... .,.... ·~ l...el\"" ~··u""~ ,,.,..,..w...,. ,.1)', D•··'"" ., ....... ,,.,., Ull• ,... ......... •• ..,. . 1uw 0 ., ..... " ,. ... "" • utun.. _ ""' 4o ,.tu nl o.' IT'll\ iO 11.AS\ l'O PI A' 'I A &&ltUL1 PRO IJ U I 'I~IG .. <lN'I IUl 'll\, Ip. . ' !7.7 H.P. Scott Motor, list $471. I PHONE WY 2-2157 '==========' k &1. i ALL TIRES AT Supor Sorvlc• Stotlon USED ElectrohiX- m exceiterlt I WI: NI:VER CLOSS conditioo and guaranteed . 7 OP EN :14 HOUltS C.rcl of Th•n S piece d eaning attachments II> J ACK W. CARS EY eluded for $28.70 or terms. t.1. 11r. W\' 1-9!':11 WE WOULD like to thank our Phone WY 2-2204. neighbors and friends tor their s 22 Stc sympathy and kindness during - . -the death of our sister and Smger round Bobbin Auto Salu - ---,-~77 :-: aunt. Maxine Arrington, We machine used but sews 1 -.,.,_ 'k 1 new. Equipped ta zig zag, de- 1957 FORD. _ 4 door Fair ane oruv, would also II e to express our buttonhol e blind hem , & cyl. engme. Standard &ransappreciation for the lovely ' ~·· · ' 'I · t 1 or I mission , 2 - tone. ~m , c ean f lowers and cards sent and I be I, etc . New portable case cabinet included for $38.00. and in good condition. P.b. WY condolences o~fere<i at t n e : Terms Guaranteed p h o ne I 2-3820 or call at 623 Mlll St., lime ot our gneL · · afte 5 p m 5 22 6tp The Harley Stalnaker Family \\'~- 2--2204 . ___5 22 5tc _ "r ~ .., · ~ __ 5 22 ltp SINGER PORTABLE used with 1955 r ORV ' door. $85.00. Phone - - - - - - -- - - ' - -~ attachments. Full cash price, I WI 9-3222. 5 18 6tp Lost and Found $22.51!. Terms. Guaranteed. 11957 FORD. cu•tom 2 dr. I eyl· I Phone WY 2-2204. ' tnder, Standard transrnisskl~. ONE White _ faced heifer, due : __ 5 2~ 5te_ W.S.W., R&H, perfect condl· to be fresh. Lost in vicinit:y ' AUCTION SAi E Ever y Saturtion. $595.00. Phone 985-221.1. ot Kingsbu ry Road and White day night at 7 o'clock thi~ (Ol2ster1. . 5_1.5 &tp Oak Road. Call WY ~31 2. I wet'k. we have 5 truck loads ' 1951 OLDSMOBILE. Call WV Z. 5 22 6tc of used furniture . New ~offee 6Hl2. 4 28 tc I 1 end _table and new tools and 1962 · PONTIAC. $2250. 4 door Notice 1 a~ph(·anees. Welch lJsed F~r· hardto , Catalina. blue fin· . mture Route 124 Laurel Chff . P · ml · fll~E WEIGH1 ..af•l y w1th Road ' 5 21 3tp ish. automatiC trans SSIOn. · A-Ill F.T t•blPts Only 9lk at _ · .,. power steermg, power brakes. . your drug ,sUJre. [NEW AND USED welders. All' radio and extras. 910 Broad· : 5 Ill 2Ste compressors, welding rod . way, Middleport. Call WY ~ SEE US TODAY ... METROPOLITAN MOTORS l..emans Convertible. Red finish, blact top , Whi~e tnteri_o r with bucket seats. 4 on the floor. 166 H.P . engme, nd1o, he ater, A real Sharpie. 1 I Sandy's -=-""'""7-;o-;Beauty Salon. featuring ReAlistic· produ cts Open ev- eroy Landmark, WY 2-2181. Free demonstration, Porn- J 5289. 5 "1 3te ne 4 !9 tfe Bnlllltl' ening• bY appointment. 2ftS ' llorlcl Slaodanl ' 1 Compael N Se.::ond st. . Middleport .! co = M "'P"'A"'CT;;;-cs"w=ee=P< == r -.•uke new. Blalllact Oh~a . OY'ller. Sandra Ben· i Guaranteed $50.00. Cub Scout 'Ill ear nom. tide and perfona Df't! Pomeroy W'l. 2-5269 1 uniform, $500, size 10, l960 anca SmaU car economr Mason i 73-S263. Mercury Montery, automatic, maaap,..bt.IIIJ 4 . 28 30t_!l 1 rea sonable Well below book lee _ Mftrepolita• AU'I'UMUBII .E Insurance been price. WI 9-2277. • M-- s~ Molnrl p 01D ·~·· o •••, 1 eancetll!!d? ..ost your opera - -------;-c;;;-c;;:I'll-. IIY J.ml 21 6tc 5 tar'o llcenoe? Coti WY • 4 1111 115ttt Another shipment of artifk1al - -... -~ - - flowers. Also tomato an dl i · EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBI~E Wheel Ahqnment De lu~e vinyl trim, Ures like new, automatic trans. Radio •nd hE"aler. Blue finish . AND 1961 Corv•ir Monu Coupe _ _ $1545 Brake Service Ths litt le ;ewel is the one for the young at. beart . Red burket seats, white fini!lh , • on the floor, radiO and heat· er, a:ood tires, 10:! engine. Blaettnars ........... 0 1960 Corvair 700 - 2 Door - - - $995 . •HO'I'O Lora! owner, 5 potlestl interior, tires like new, standard trans. for real economy, Blue fini sh, radio and heater. COPYING - CoP:' UJ tetter or doci8DeDl. ~euier -..... _ , 3 15 lie OPEN EVE. TilL 8:00 P.M. WtGneoor• . . . . -.... Uooltq M-..Die,Ead , .... tewer lhdblel pomeroy M0 f Of C0. _....... - We un 1111- YOUR CHEVY DEALER Sewer · POMEROY, OHIO ~~~~~~=:=~=~=-::~=~~~~~~~= For S•l• l"wi~i.~OifiOcln.; l ~;Q[;Ei;N ~~ In heart of out ot high water. Modern I rooms, 2 Wed baths, large closets, uttUtl.ea, garage, barn. close to achooJ. Free . 6lla acres. Suitable pfor· k Pb lots. Mn. Tyree •c en...11 Wl 1-3492. Re•l Est•t• For Sale For Rent 4 room and bath furnish~ apartment. WY 2-3874. 5 12 tfc bedroom hoUse on coin HiU, Pom·-l p h0 a ~" WI •~~ •••• or WY 2-~186. 4 zo 11c __ . f.- 4S c For Rent ~r.btnes Coli WI 1-1171 .,., • Nlpl 7 • Cl< W-A-T~ E~ R~HA =ULE =~ D:, "' 1000 "' . ;-;Gallons $8.51!, within 10 mile radius of Racine. CaD Tom Diddle, VI :1-2276. 5 19 61< Trani. ' Automatle Tnmtmllaion. Radio. mo: Ki~:.~~ 9 ~,1~% 1 1 RURAND DISCOUNT STORE li'l~~=~;";~e~ll~' ~~~~ Aucr;•~E::· ::n;.,:~ert;!0 ,and rN. 58 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 d~. 58 Pontiac Convertible ' ••If · ed ;:.1'"JI•. HOOM hnusiP, Sii 8CiiS I ice, ~rawte:s, mmnows r I ~c,., , ,·•. ~h-, r~ Workman, worms, sva•labte 24 houTll. 1 Rent [ p;;,.,., u.l . · ........41111o . llOW!I oaKQs.-vlazD•4 '1'110 wca IIOIWl'I.IJ 11 00lf01Ui 1 &D PNDJL-Gom'llll .........,.. c..,._, ''f11,10 for one little urYIOo 011111 And to add lnault to Injury. It wao my hairpin he fixed It wlthl" KEITH GOBlE FORD, INC. WY2·3422 Middleport, :r-~w ·-~J~E:'":"":H:--RA~DIO-::-- 0. ·------· WMPO Radio MONDAY 1'1111V I'IIIDAY 1:00 Slgo oo N11ro lctlll Sacred Haorl l :tlll ConnlrJ Muoio Tlmt 1::111 CIMIDIP. Jomboroo . PIOOIWI, LOG 1:011 CmmntmliJ ~~1:31 Jobll llornu doNDAY THRUUGB I'IIDAY l :ili World, NaUnoal Noft l :ao Couo1J1 JIIDiboroo 1:411 Conntry br•l1:16 Spotllgbl ... lporto 1:10 Form liowo I:Oi Bnaklool Pot17 t oi.\ SIJn On Ul Woatbet 1:111 Pat Butll'om, 11-W·F 1:15 Jooes Bulcll Show lnl Musical Clock UO Dlmlor Mllllcolo 1: ~ Mega Cl Ap', Est ID:IS '!'be Good Lilt 1<30 NIW. Hudltnu lcOO S•.Sot Blvd, 7:UO Nowo 11:85 MIIBie In Tha Air I:SI Mustcll Clock 7:30 Sign Off 7t06 l!reaklasl Party' 10:411 Under Ohio SideJ 1.46 1'lil t.llellllt SATURDAY 7:30 Nt!WI 10:45 Thla Is Maalc 1·00 Oltlo Y.U., Ntwt I:16 Slgo 0t1 1:35 Pic:Upc Bonlwan 11 cOS Top Tn lbaw 3 05 World, NaUonal N'"" 1:II Mualcal Clook (Tuaa.•'l'buro.) UcSD Tup Tea lbow (Ditllllltl) IIG llporll Ni Tho Llfellne 7:50 NeW8 lloport IHO NIXII NeWI 8u w ..tbor Pioturt UO Ohio VaU07 Nen Ull ~ PIII'IJ 11:18 Muolc:ol IDtorlud~ 8 16 ,lliuilcaJ Clock UG Wotl4, National Newo 1: Ill Brlfht Star lbow-'1\nn. 11:80 Rev. Mo:IID 'l'oall 8 5.1 Codtmuntty Newt UO Sporta TodoJ I:80 Yan Patrlcll ilporll I:00 PlattAir Por!J 1:00 1'111• o1 lite Town l c1i Waolher Pi<ll!IO l c4i 8aht Furolllln>Wod-J'tl 1:011 SundiiWII ..,._. 1 5D Mlabo· ColthiJ Nelli Muo~ea~ Clock 1:11 l)peo Huuh l :otl liiD 011 10:ot1 Flmll7 Worabip Hour l ·&a Newo t :otl r;.,.. to 111 Publto ServltJt ' cOO MUSioal Clock 1:01 Coli• Wllb . JlllOI SllNJJAY 10 ,30 Lall!lllll'inl J :30 llona ' Story 1'1mt tclll ~~ott, Ntwton l:jO SIBD On IO·M World Newa HI ll'amdy 1'/ctnblJ Hour 1 Mlrrlow1tl - 1:1$ Arrii,Y llour U;OO Mortt!IJI Mtlodlaa" IOcOO Ntwo Counlrt~ llo'IID 1:05 Herold of Trutb 1UIJ lltgb lchuol 1111 Ptrade (IIIMfll P'l'i"-1, Swap ...., Ut Hour of Dell•oranc:o IO, M Ne\l't· CltiiN!t Jtllo llinti> '15 Countrr llrllloro If.if t :OO Wlnp of lleoiiDti 11 :011 Arnijl Tlmo u · ~ world Nftl 15 MUDD CL AIJ'. llia.Tue 9:10 Blbla lpealu to Yoa IU6 Special CohullUDII)' II 55 Muoa County News 16 A.S.C. ............f'rl 10:00 Voice ol Pl'Clpbeq 12 011 Colltmunll) NIWI PrOII'BIIlt FaiiiU, Wonrtlp-'l'bon. 10:31 Wllb. lltpol'll to l'eoplo IJ: 00 NIWI flmuldllp 11 Oil Local N.... : FOI'lll ilunou 11:00 Cotlllll')' llymD 1111lt Ill 10 Markets ' IJ :iiO BU!IIIlll lciiH U1111 'l'ln;'i Country lbtm» ilhOO Nom Ntwo 11,25 Newa 0 Gr0rn1 12 II Mld. DIJ WNtbef U:OO NOOb lloport li1li The Soan:h INO ..ttmlaJ M 11 10 llullllln BwG 11:1$ lluoie JIUI FGr Y011 U:.O !lot. Merllit 'l'itll 12111 Neft 0 Orlmo 1:115 N•wo Bell Guaal lllr4'rl 1•00 ldlr Orllham · Nil !!8turdbt Matlnell 12 Ill Alrleullllre Agent MIIBic Jus! F« Yoca --1:81 LutberCIII Hour lz,j$ Ccicltttrr Go l :lkl Platter PariJ ZeOli Tilt Cbuteb AI ll'ilt·k 1:55 " • " ' --Maltbel a:oo s.curu, Uli Ne"' lletd Ho B~Mm•t SIJow.Tulo. Ul 'the N~VJ lwlap 3,55 New1 But l •lo '-! N.... 2:• Tilt bla Llo . 2 110 CounltJ Go 4:00 Dlldlti Willi llcol Ill Newt lletd 1:14 lowiJoa ....... 1:00 1'llil Qu!olllour 11111 Let'• tau il . . 1<.30 Tup 1'111 """" 1:oo lwM!m iortctodo 1:111 Sundar S b Uii Nellil 1:00 Nllll llUrlnw7 ' ' uti 011 1: 1111 llljlllll LIJDtall'l llour U6 . Mntloille 1: \Ill 1•111 Wort4 ID llloiew ue ,r • Automatic ahift. 81tH. Extra dean. ( 60 Mercury • • • $1095 Mooteray. Show• teuder care. One owner. Men:uey-o-mauer 62 Buick' • • • • Invicta Station W1gon. Power and 62 Buick • • • • llv•• ~195 • l l30 \ do" Wednesday at U:lt ~.m, tueo, one! moatllly · f\.o.y James Henry Hunt, II. Sprmg· .1-were dlcussecl IJ1. l)ean. ~ .S . field, 0 ., charged witb tift of1~ ·and ...~ ..a.ln.t 1 .... M lquestoo - .....~ ........... ·, .,· ; , • I'ODY, was brou.,.t to e1P 1 · county jaU lmm Sprlnlfleld by owed. , .. . MA ' " 23, 2'4', 1·9'"'"'' tile Clark Coonty .,Bbcrtff Wed- I Goesta . 1 ,.... 8 nesday at 5 p.m. . .. . L· . Wli . ~~~- -~:;::r,~~-~= ·GI~J.ITTE Jlllnlmum down paymenton a ;::~er ~ . .loi , 1011nd ftnael81 ht!Sia.Tbe F.HA. . . DJ~, b;II!Ures .loani to lending ag~n- ''., .' ' ~~~i~~~~:= o •,: .f. n " el~s if the property ~~ · ~ .•• .,· • •r , ·.' I . ~~ND lm , urn F.H.A llandardi. · · ~IS,j;OUNT . .111e met;banlea ot F'. H, A. ·- - 1'• , lciaaa, Interest. cloolng ct~og,l, wll~~<'!! 5 p EC1Al IL4DES 20'"' · '...,;pt'41L . ·"' ·. , F.F-''"" N01' WI P.:Aiif:t HO Pf.fOME LlCT!O trorte .Jtllh ONUf A QS>\lil'\1.. Ot!t.IV!IIV ADCRI!'iS. JUaT fOR HIS !looK PUIIL!S~eR! ., wa KNOW T H' COPG MOVED H1M IH AN UNMARI<Eb VAN , BUT1tii:f Pm'T mw·t lr ftAEIUitN VANIUIIN C-·• ue ~--..,.._-...:...;,;., S1BJ1 Off 8• IIANNIII . __ • $795 ·· htn... ..... ON THE SPOT FINANCING • ·' .a. a,...,.. ...... X~XXITI ~~~~~aiDXIX 1.1.8 CIKZ» XI OaiOI»LIIUl D& JUo • • lEla& Hard TOll- .8 Cytlnder, . FIOOI' Shift. Radio. Mlny Mor• Uud Coro & Truck• to C'-o• From ' GINZBIRJ)f! llr JUliO llle-.... 55 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. · BLAETTNARS serv- 1 Frigidaire compressiX' 111latecl. Front and read e.,. fers. Phooo WY U222, with eoilo. ci»Dmercial lroncoa. llellullfuii.Y l I n d· . . . 1 1 ;~ttp , machine ....... 25.00 ~eaped.. Private PJrklng. ... ,.. ~ Nel'"•"'r Bulldi..l.- lnd su,. . • '"' ' ·•• File' a Trading Post, below I 10 H.P. Electric motor -· 00 extremely 1ow - ....00 per · ""' '"' ).an•;ovltle, Ohio. Hi•h School, Roote 7, Mlddt.. . . Sot JamH Tllabcl mOilth tltlllllel partiall' paid Pi!' . llielnt fnr better t.omeo ~·· ' 5 19 3tp po~t. t It 12tc Tlla Bavea T - Apartmenll Haven Terrace· . Apartmentl, , kitcllea cabi!Jell and otnrm 11 1:1 tit _ _ New ua... , w. VL New Haven. W. Va., Phone dooro. liVfltOck 'SUPPY OF Studio Girl eo. l'llone!IUitl New .Hav.eo 882-1!10!, ..,OO:_ ,&U; Alll"'''<lCII,•:K!t , tlt'tii,~rG ,HOIRSE. • vPnr old metlcs selling out the stoct"' &"21 If 27115. } 5 !4. , ..1. ~· lo •Com\11010 Sentd Go-Kart, WPst Bf'nd wholesale Pfll.'t!, r'ree gift for P'OR S41 E-- Mldllloeport 's tan . 4. !•·~·· 15, 7tc. Qolft :tnldter.d . WV 2-83M· the fint len customers. Fri· Mt .btJlics•na lorlted 352 N I nt:H.i£ bedroom· .briet duplex, 1trhe. , . . , • ~ 5 22 3tp day al!d Salllrday. Mav 22· 23 · •c--·d Str~et. Mlddlc>port 1. 1 blocks from d~lon . Po~ . .. t . IJUI>I't>llll a1 Gertn1de Gtbbt Trailer, qu~'& salt lnautre croy. ·eon WY UJJ7. . Clilton, W. Yo. . S 18 ltp 1 ~- tic · 1 ··11 lie 81 Qhio llotei. 18 11 \uvF. BAIT.' 24 hour IS THE TERRIBLE-TEMPERED1 HAIR'i-BREASTED tropblet, tllo .......... et . . . . .., &ltltodDIIUall uw CMwL ..,.leo. Rent 1W;r HARMLES'HOOKING CLOIJI) 11- 8 Cylinder , Automatic Tranamiulon. Radio. 59 Ford V$. • S.le or I B_.. bow to wodl hi .I.XYDLa.a..a.:tt:a • LOXGraLLOW Oneletlor lllrrlp(J otoab...,. ...-.I>& IIllo ~·A IW lbo ...... u., X tot lllO O'rl, oto. 1J1r111o JoUoro, - 56 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. • •aoucrt.' " • i,. • --w ESKING DIRIEC1'ICH5r. ~ ··DAILV CRnTOQ110TJC - 1-. 8 Cylinder, Automatic Tra~ission. Radio. 60Falcon Station War;on. 1V.J AMERICAN PLANE JS , I.W- 57 Plymouth 4 Dr. • SO, DIRECT ITlO ""!Eo THP.OUGH TAAT-- -""!- ~- ' 4(1, Inquired Station Waeon. 8 Cylinder. Standard Trans: R,idio. Locust St. !' '~: -. ·-··--...__ -•....... ..-.....,. I •.c I Automatie Trans. Power Steerlne and BrakeiJ ~dlo. 57 Chevrolet 2 Dr. ,. ! •s!rl!!. 6 Cylinder. Standard Trans. Radio. 60 Ford VB For w= 11....,.. = -1(= * II.....,_ .... _ IC. 11. DtiiP'ht 1 1 Of.'1'bltlc 60 Chevrolet • • • $1495 Zt,,..,. ! ot= u..o.a ~ 1 II. X...,. 1teeriD~ brlkeil. Out proofliiJ IIDd boiiJ tbem ... ill\' PilillP oluggish septk: local oWner, Show• belt of care. for otoraao Ia .....,. tank. Oel IJean.Em-AU, Sep. ked bap IIIII . . _ , . - tic 'lank Cleaner. Landmark ~ for them, fll,.. Farm Boreau, l'omel'OJ'. 4 211 !Ole cabinet S.IIO L •. well feoo1':":::.... Y8 Special Deluu Station Wacon. Spotleu Inside oucl :rou cleaner, brlglrter, and FOR SALE Double bed alze coli - - - Dorold Celina, Saleomo aLit. Automatic Shift. One l!sretih owner. ....,.. Remeber the storage GIBSON·Kay Harmo)\1 lultan oprlngs 10.00 WY 2-3514. WY z.mt ' II Pay Nest Fall on and Ampl~iera, 14 montbl to Metal kitchen table II 21 1fc Po uhlllonol Ory Cl•oniC1f1 WW!om IDielo, Solemloa DIJlvery. A.P .C. Cleaners and . pay see or can NffiD Jewel· 22"116" with drawer end Shirt Leundry 'WY Z.U11 SbJrt Laundry. Mason, w va 1 er!>. Potnl Pleasant,. W. Va., and bottom 11helf 3.00 1'11REE and four f00.1b fumilb& ....,._ Clelnlntl 1 22 3te 1 VI Impala 4 Door Sedan. AJmoat like the day it wa1 sold. Ill' UMI. 4 3 90lc Phune \11. B'll Wellman, Leo, Tru<:l< and llrt, 10 otl llltl - - """:: Altortnt . ond 1-lrina gARM FOR SALE, 43 acres, Power 1te~1· ing and brake~. Automatic ahift. W1llmmson Jll.3lltf ply, ola 7110-20 .. ·- .. ~.00 rrteDio. WY 11-5434 IJ I l'oci!Oia OM new I room bOWII with two 1 SIMI jld< poot •. •• •• •• 1.00 li'liiiNIIIIIED ODd Ull!urrdabed C._ t2.00 ( IRiur•nce 1 KILL TERMITES and protect J-Eioclrilt owlldl and 1111 pordlefl. New bam and aew 1--.ta. r-·•·• o1 tbt 1011Jo. 0ry • • ~ ' " 'BotN.. - .._.. DIICOUN'n c:hlckeo bouse, orlll ·other buDd, lawn and shru bs from I•~filii ··-·· · •• • • I •00 Ohio f.ZI.tko · : ;;;::::-;;;;-: 1 ,_. •• e•~ per, "D"· with ARAB U-do-it Con~ l'xlJ' raN. . . . . -.,, \ P'ICKUP a DILlVIIT lngs. Owner: Anoa W'"elch, HyGatule 4 Door , Sedan. SI,)Otlesll, original metallle ·JIUD fini1h. Beautiful intenor. Powe~ ~t.,eerlbe: and braku. oiiCI ......., _ _.. I Irate King Boilders Sup pI y oome 01 .... - . )0.00 ROOM apart. AIC CLEANERS ..U Rim Road. I II lip Fordomatic, ,.._ Wt l-Ull Ce.. Middleport, Ohio. Alr·way va<lllla ela ,... 1.01 ment. Hardwood floon. Phone . , .a N._RY NICE BUILDING lot, vieW of 111 . !1 100 ••-•""• •a•leJ 52 tlo :It!" oscUlaUniloo, ""' WY 2-5314. Uc & SHIRT YOU U river.80s18$forsale. Walter oii)IIN80fl. Slmll"'• IOitlr111K'' I vou PAY t... for fino home speed ·· ..... .. .. .. 35 ·01 POUR dOOMS and batb, 2 gos I7N54I Mooan, w, Yo. Grueser, Riverview Drive. • • · lrl •u 1 o1 1 1u ~hi 1 B t FurnJ. :13' roD-up owning from• furnaceo 3G6 W..,_•all SL , WY z.3230. I 13 30tc 0 0 er c~ .\rJC:ll. lim · ft Jnhn!' ormo n ' m,. niJ!I wlth arms, crank, etc. 20.00 WY • ··-•;all .._ COMPACT S ....... n. AutbariJ. ____ ..__.....,._.__. Staton Wacon. Loeal,l,. owned wagon.• lun aM I ture ln Middleport, Ohio. ~ • u•r lull &I•·- · A(!I!IIU . Lawn mowen, 14" and ed oaJOI 0J1t1 Wrtte 4 11 Uc ferm Mechlnery MANY MORE • • • 1 1d II" ............. 5.011 ~- andMODtb~bedrooaportmDII.e~ 554Yo. 71h St., Parkenbur&. W. c LU MP COAL. DeUvor or pldl Floor to c:eii)IIJ routn1 1a4• wu ·w T - - -- - - ·· - - - - -- - -up , _ _ Goe••eln' Ready· der -••w "~ 11. steel mlleo KaiserbeauliluU• pllllt. AU aBATING. Plom~lq, M.... -'-- ""' · t; Doliv~ .. ol-~from . ..., •• , Hayraek. Hu1h -.'' S.le or Trade Mis Co., Page 81.. Middleport track 78110 ~u••. Brt-•, ~ , Clli'..r, Pomeroy Golf Ceurte. 11 It tie Eloctrk: i1jprt ·i~~,' . decorated plutered wai!J. Ttl· Anoltl loollcen. 5 2011p ==:::--=:=-:-~= ed ba!ba wllh tub and abow· IU - l'tlaae Mllll 1 uttab·, , lor ·•OMC dump truck. suitable CiiiNGF~ Sewing machines. .,...... or WY lllreot, loiMI. ..... - - - - - - - - - . , I. II o 1" H 1 •-· a1 ed church. or. Cclmpl.,. Youngstown ki~ · . Uc SDEIIIFF'S NOTES coal RoJ mg ('~. l a · : llfiW, S59.50 up. ~ver us 7 Jt BUICK ,... PONnAC ;_ GMC ' TRUCKS • p k · b pr1 Wooden ,,,·t ban•era chen wltll ~a! unit.. Cclr> · Durley Huttoo, 42, RuUOlltl , ,.~~: . Emf"rson , ve.. ar · j machines at arga1n ces. a · 1 w. Va. Phon< 442- The fabri c Shop. Singer Salea Per dozen .. .. . .. . 1.78 .Wed electrl~ heating ey.. BULLDOZER work, basement. R. D. I, was arrested and jail· · POMEROY, 0. PomPmy, :J-Display t>blea !em. Sllltm doora and wind· lar)dscapiiiJ. bruahinl. tbe Melp Cclunty Blter- 1:::-:r::::'1~::~;;:;;;:;;;~ 5 18 8tp 1 and - • ·-- .. WY Serv<ee, 1-2284 4 21 Qhto. tfc 2'11' ...... . '<' ea. 3.110 owa. BuDding completely lr> Lowboy aervlce . .Charlesponda. Jel. ed Iff'bydepartment lor irltoiDca·-.. ' .• ::.t"U: ': .., olllx Business Services lc_l - ;~ eoune, II a natl.lnl for " Dear 59 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. RHI . Est.te for S.le POMEROY - 2 story frame, ' rooms. 2 baths, porches, back ·- ..... and front , oak floors, down, FOUR R00MS, bath and base- F..XPERT tree trimming. Reas- stairs refinished. New ment, furnace heat p tl 0 fl e 1 onable price. Robert Sayre, water heating system. Ga•·•1e 1 Lot nxaoo. $12,000.00. WY 2-3319. 4 28 tfc Racine, Ohio. CH 7-2166. 1 i ROOM apartment with bath. 5 22 6te · SYRACUSE - fi room frame, [I Phone WY 2-5311S. . pine Doors, dry wall, brick 5 8 tfe Get Acquainted Offer siding. Front and slde porches. 1FOUR ROOM furnished apartRecapped Tire Salel 2 large lots. ~ acre. Good ment. Ph, WY 2-5435, I Wbile tbeJ last bUsiness location and buy It 5 •• 3tc I ALL SIZE '" _ P'ASSENGER TIRES - $5.t1• $2,800.00. ;; FUR=No;l''s"'H"' E"D---cAc::p-::ar=tment for N•w lS.l4-lS IN. POMEROY - 4 room frame, 1 rent. Fiv@ rooms and bath, TUBES _. $1.45~ full basement, Youngstown utilities furnished. Close to 1 •pflll T•x .. __ __ sink, cistern, 1.94 acre lot. business district. Phone WY 2- ~ Open 7 days eacb week 1 $2,500.00. · B a.m to 9 p.m. PARM - 115 acres on Route 5 22 3 3092 ' -·-· 681. 5 • room hoooe wltb batll clows suitable lor su.,. Unfurnished house, 4 rooma. and ""'' furnace heaUng. PleDporch, 1reenhouse, etc. uriltty and batb. 1655 Point ty ..._,. 2 water systeDII, e'a .2.00 Lane, Pumeroy . Poont WV 2Ned DHr To Rutl•nd a.r* barn:s, l, , ·age, chicken bOUBe, 36" gas range ... . . -... 15.110 1814. 3 3 tfc all with good rool.o, Llme>lolle GUNS mango plants. Mrs. Pear 1 We buy, llell and trade auaa Park er, Laurel Cliff. Route FOR SALE : 2 bedroom home. Bill Wellman, l.es W1Uiamstm 124. 5 20 3tc full basement, cash at Mill Jew{llen, Pbont 50. or land contract. WY ~ 01111 Pleaaam, w Va. 7 fl. sawt'd locust posts, .45 eaeh or WY 2-2488. 5 12 tOte 10 II 1t 4 x 4, Locust posts. W. H. FOR -SALE· t lot on Mulberry ~W~HE;;;;:N'Y'"o"u"'ui<isi'r;:~ABCiiii~Clr;;;ea;;ne;;;;rs Richmond, Rt. 1, Middleport. Heighto, Te. WY 2-3429. 5 18 "Free Storage Plan" }'GLI get 6tc 3 19 tfc bil. beautiful empty eloset Harle:y Davidson motorcycle, .pace ·ln ..•change for all tbe $150.00. Good condition. Phone !'-- followlnd uSf'd Items are "~ room occupied by ·tbe family'l WY 2-3312. 5-16-6 tp prired for •qui ck dispo:;;al. winter clothin&. Here's bow U 30 gal. automatic hot wattr worD. Bring lD all your SWEET POTATO.planta, five heatt'r, gas . . ~0 .00 Winter clothes or caD us fw ftrletlll Jl'OWI. from certified 5 heavy ""'IOd doon plc!t-up and we wiD "Profes-- see. Bumgarner's Green· 82." x 36'' x 1 ~4" ea .6 00 iJonally" dry clean tbem at house, Jiew Haven, W. Va. 5 ft. step ladder 3.00 regular ratell, with free Jlllllb 5 I~ !Ole Heavy wood frame win- 60A.utoalatic Olds 88Power 4 Dr. Steerinl and Bratea. Radio. 1.fa':"• ptoo- CBS" ln the oyea of u- who u. remember hla ....Dant, odull 1 ...,.•• lelllllDi wtlb Mory Flcl<oll In .i; tho dearly deparled "Calandar" . morJ1InJ obow. And J4 o o ro , j . Ukewl.oo, hu 1 Olllllld boc:k- ' ., '1'NpiGol tp'OUIII! for thll lOri ol olufl I» thooo who rec:aD his boyda)o u . Ill. 1> radio penoaallty. ' 11. Jlllr":1Wednesdcy night, Horry IIIII i Gorey sal behlad o - · &oirtl ' Hard Top. All Power. Ra.dlo. 1962 Ford hlcon 2-cloor _ _ _ $1395 ll••1 63 FAlCON - $1495 Tbe boltl, tor tbl mOlt put, were hflhly cocnnllrldabto. Alld, wltb lbe · proper 101'1 of buildup, there Ia 1111 ~ tbal "Harry autl GilT!'" Call tan tllalr placo ID hlolory with ltv lll1d Cbarlle, lf not Homer autl Jethro. Realllller, of 58 Buick 4 Dr. Locally owned and )ow mileue. tires like new, 102 ~n­ gine, 4-speed box , bucket seats. t adio. heater, fawn SHUnt with matchin&: vinyl interior. ,,·an DAI'Y CROSSWORD ~ II= 1962 Corv•ir Mon%• Coupe - - $1795 1 • ""'iCNitllcensa luuocr 1963 Ponti•c Tempest _ _ _ _ $2395 00, almosL new, $250.00. 20 SPECIAL PRICES! guage ithaca (lUmp gun. Ph. : eSov•15% ond Moree WY 2. -. 5 22 6tc 1 I I SPECIAL I Save:: 50% ! TIRE SAlE • and Garry M;;~'u bosta:, tile resultl ,.. a bappy, huinah plerctnc ol leletllllllll'l ,.. moteneos. . To JBY tbal till haU.Jlour ohow, c!roU, Ulted "Door CBS," ,., a breotll of freob 11r may lie to IIIM'ender to a ellehe in the htat of a deadliot, but it 11 also accurote. Allor oeelng lbo ellort, 0111 ta utounded tbat lhlo kirld of Jll'Oflram, baslcal· ))' ow:b an obvloua Jdoa, Ia not elresdy ocboduled frlquenUy. CBS • TV bas a monthly series .. mlnd If .tbe reopoiiiCI Is II· Yorable, but , II. would not lle omlsa to put,.. "Dior CBS" rnueh moro often II posalhle, ltociiiH tbt Intimate, aplana· It Flbroglou & point FROM POMEROY MOTOR LOTI ~;q.;~£ &iWt "li!~i&!WiJI'f t.¥4 WEEK'S THIS •*'• tero • to • till • ae1wu-k • • .... llllo .._ lllall, rtes - and, wltli u • .-. Rea1101t- 11 any " letlera" edllor tuowa. USED CAR LOT ACQSSORIES USED CAB TODAY & FACTORY-TQ.YOU FOR SALE .. •n :i:IWl ... r.1 OIIUJ - l:llfl o\ .11 •e 12·00 aonl' CELEBRATE WITH A 5 14 !Ole onrn:a .tuu u NEW KEITt"~ GOBLE FORD BOATS m • '! pick by appointment only. Call Nolan's iD Syracuse-, 15 • I a. m. aDd after t p. m. 5 15 6tc 'I. RI ES - II :15 ktt :Ill " 0 1'11 '" In Cfo<'tl otftfl lt.tnftiU • nro •• AT WHOLESAU Outlloard Moton freezer variety . You __ WANTED for interview. wornan to sell Mf'rle Norman Cosmet. I ics . Call Hysell 's 1 Shop. WY 2-3557 . omum • tbt !c1No of lbe .... II to 1r1 balllo. lfomoll The Piece To TrMiels At • • • I 'Ia vllual llluatralloa wbeD k Ill <aUOIII me4Jull' .... II IIIIIIO)J iD, and llrilliDI 10 ll¥ti'IJ )IIJIOta l n l - of . woll. """"" llittrts lo -nrolol. U.jocll kll .. . I few polrllod mtMivM. 0tJe of ~ « tbt dprolto IDIDiciDc, io ,.,._, CGIIIIPQiJdllrtl • pontm11i11foo - - II I b • fto Q,ori flwlat Tho lotten. . Wbtlt LlplaoJidOr ~ Br IWllt IIU JB()W tory - autl br•-t lome of 1rt 1o1tm rMd Gill o1 V.. wlliiJIIIUl' Ill a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - CBS- a~ to lbo publle II aculo- by ilm1ml Gwry pointed Uptopocl .......ot'"' CI!S-TV'1 1Ccl 'l'V WedntsclaYIII&bt ol!ered an ly liHIIe4. w111c11, till oharp artllclltD, 1ro111 •ll8ulllYall obow SUnday. "" • the • air oudllloo lor a tel- ovei'ybody Uteo to polte ldl 1 Why Fool Aro-und? [cARRIE--R -=ed --fo;C-ol"::bus WHY BUY a Carpet Sllampor> ~~ DI ~~~ ~""'· • o·spatch and Columbus Jour- · er? We' oan you one r """' ~o;1 , , 10 u'"'" n~l tor Uncoln Hill. CaU WY with purchase of Blue Luatre .... ,..n~ · ~· ~ o i\1.~ Carpet and Upholstery e)eao.. 5 22 3tc 2 2531 Nu• .........."' .... ,,..,. •·••· " "' • · -- ~ er. $ 11 8k:: ~ o•• ..................., ~ M AN WA NTED to serve COO· ,::~==-=~..,.-:;-=;:: H Fw l l " u"-.;' sumers in Pomeroy and Mid- VENETI~ blinds and repairs, r ... ~un ·· ~PM• ·~,.... ' '" "'•"' dleport with Rawleigh Pn> bamboo porch shades, clotb ' • ·•·•·· .. · ' ••· ·~ ~.;•. :: ~·.";,. ~••~. ~''" " 1 " , . ducts. Steady good earnings awnings, Dale Wippelp SUpply, ·~·~· ··• .................... , ~· ..,.,. nd N apital re- 215 Union Ave., omeroy, ·"""' ,..,1, "" ' ...................... rn• year arou . o c Otlio. 5 11 ·30tc ..,,.,.. ' " ' " ~ "~ ,,...,......,.. •nwrun.. quired. Write Rawleigh Dept. . K" I to;b OHE-840-ll , freeport , flL I SEASON near, f"n• llhn• .-.o Se~ 5 :J. Up t~., ~· 'felevision Revue liB-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·l4lddleport. ~~~y 22, 196' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ AD INFORMATION "'" ' " llllnllolb ..... lollon, ....... llldel, ....... at . , -~~~~-"1 \ '·f .. �• i• ·' Mr•. Meln~t il Hostenlll Drnrur . Guest Night Observed by Rutland . , J'GardenC/ubattheChopmanHome ' JO Del.,flffs ' :SurprbelflrlfhillrY Party" Cl.,en .,_ ..._ ..,,~ .,•~•-• Around . And ' . 'Mainly A~ ExpectH-Gf ' FridclyM'Hting' About Middleport • at··· Perople In Pomeroy . ·• en-t tne I NO. 33 .l 2Mi lionRansoiDAske j Marta s P EC I l 1500 DIFFERENT \ ITEMS Each one Discounted ~:~~~~/e~;;~~~~-~r ~ r~port ~;~:e~H~~:.r~~~s ~~:o;:~ ~~:~ RUTLAND "'" •"'" "'h"'",m~r~ . ' Mrs Phil Mtlnhart w? ,h"'.; ,;u;·~ ~--';';;;; . ob..rved 1ec1 was given in unison. T h • te~' lor tho dnme< part) slve Ia honor of tbe !llh b!rllldaJ .,.. It II apo<1111 jbll 10 Gueat rught was G rdtn Club club Will provide two baskeb 1for the Past Chiefs of Me l g s , lllvertarY of Mill Qilrlottl 0... pt. ~ tbe when the Rutland . a I 1 h e of foe the Rutland lligh Temple . .f'ythian Sisters, ot heo' 'fi!Jooa WedDoldly evonlbC· tlon ol Jobo'noli'l met Tuesday ev~emng ;ha man Schoo! Commeneemen1 '1ay Z2 , tmme Monday evening. The Games were played and .... tnvtl to JrontGD, Fr141J. lin WUliarD DID~ home of Mrs. c 0 · ~ -t~ and membo>rs wJll also make · blrthda\' annivem~ries of Mrs. won by Carolya Nic;JlolloD ud 21, to.au.nd the sem'-tDIMMil ..-:. 1.1~ ~ Mau Lor o a Tbt ~ling_ wa~ ~~~s Ro:rt tablt- arrungerpents for I h e Karl o'wen and Mrs. Ehza~1h Herbert Gilkey, Mkldlep«t Beverly LoDt. Mlsl David.loa • eemb1J of 17 ~ . of Mldd)epart were WeddeYohons &1\t'n b_ , Alunwl Banquf'l Saturday May A11man were observed during Chier of Police, is a paUent at eaed JMr many' liftl du:riDi tbe Witaulel .eomprlaiDI Ohi ..,_..of Mr. and Mn. R-!ibel. the t>\'ening. I Hol'let· Hospital for observation. evening. '"'-·" No. 7, CO'Itl'lnl IOQtb. •-""~" •••------~"Mrs. Paul Wmn , prr<:ll"k>nt. 23 . . • f "-'"""W' Kell«, lWIIDCI"r#llnO'· ed 32 nwmbt-r" a 0 d Durin~ t~ m~ tni i Joy and Mary Ruth Sauer, The honored guest WU P~ eattern Ohio IDd two ~ Mrs. Johu Terrell retumfd 11 wa:>< reportt"d that 16 mt>m we\c~m fr om th l:' Swr W•lkt's- bt>rs tllured th~ .:a 1dt:'n ol Mrs Mrs Max and M~s· \ daughters o( Mr. and Mrs. 1f.ar.. sented with a creconted birth- ..Uons lb West Vlr&inla. · home~" Wednesday fran) 8\1.. ~nd fnf'nJth (;::mlt>ners b 1 \ I 15 wtntl 1 ,.. a~ \ erv G.nwe State rPported 1_ll. 1 old Sauer were overnight guests day cake which wu served wWl ftllymond Hummel, local PI'&Holpital where ~ was 11 1 Vl e s. Tht' club l'l'f'Pct ~n' 1· ,·oi · R" .:,.,,:'.~ ,. 1,. told ,,1 1 h t' Mrs . Natha n Big~. s was . n the past weekend of Ro.xanna tee cream, mints and teed tea -a.u.... mlnl!ter, said~ the~~=~:=:~~~ · observattoa ond 1· Club v;;;;:,;;,.;.,___~:::":-l mtt't· . . ·.. ..>I·~ m"... ~<tnd' 11 t't'' 10 ht>r charge of the bus mess mt>e t 1 ~g Patterson a t her home m Rut• to lh05e attendinS tncluclln& Jfar.. .......,.. bllel add to the .,.aoq;w.venell r \ allllll I a . whf'n vlans fo r the annual m- land. vev Van Meter Judy OV'eriUrf, of tbe mlnisterlal wort ol the OPENING DAYS gs rdt>n 1\ 1 tl d1'\i1'· Sl)'-'('tlfln of the T7plt' in June Mrs Earl Knight was a bust- cirol)'D and Nl.ebolP:I, Witnesses who carry out their vtaltor ln aalllpoUs WedA \h' Hu~sfl ' 1,1 t' . ·umr~1l- wNe dl'C'u.ssed · ness ~lsitor in Galli(JOlis today. Randy and Rita Mulford,Tanna ~ tram do« to doOr, ~ ,... ll1<1rl I If I~ ntom i'J;a: ll\!!, t { ut\L{'ei'S 1\.trs Biggs also read a poeml. Mrs. Clvd~ Ingels is teachinl GlrdMr, Vickie Plctens. Cbri6- ud m home Bible ltudlea with G lor of Dunbar " w MAY 23, 24, 1964 lt":·. nam llt> :.ae u . nr; "Old Wuo(ll:'n Tu b." The lrav~- in the P~meroy Elementary tine Babr Beverly Lona. BeUJ people ol aood wiD. Tbey Cbarlel riVey ' 'I md"d':'• \\" ~~~~ ~~.'nl": in~ pd" donAted b'' Mrs: dA~ . Sc hool foe Mr. Robeet Roberta Mattox, Paula Michael, Ll1llaD five ocboduled moeUnp opentht • : :c:~.:.: prt>:--ldLnl. . rs. t.• "" HI ·ha~d man VIas v:on b~· Mrs. Mll r who is unable to finish tbe Zerkle, Mrs. Georje Qdlda. week in &heir loell K1JaldOm mo tl't .• , Kt' pi'!'Sillt'nl . \1l :-l I . (' anws Wt'l'e .l]a\'ed and d t Ill M Ga~~Mn. u-11and bll slater, Mra. J. A. Eden. . \ 1· navton .ov.e ' · r- · sc hool tf'rm ue o ness. rs . .__J"" an.w.;,, naB~~ · p trick l.ocbarY · .. s Ret urn Jonathan after : <'I"" .nd \h Pal Gallaghn tRee . Am Mn. !lor- on' tbe "l"addl& Up teD cloy vllltCinD who Wt'l't' ~~w~l:< ot 1 t' ' l . ev o u mn , . .I Sending gUts were Mulford., Mkbol Our T1iDes, ber father, , • . nenQ'• I DISCOUNT STORE l.ul'k C;ll·d('n \'luu at 11w Ath· b \1 rs Stanlt>v w.as won by ' marking servJces for thelrnolate al~ M~rrf~Gardner Mn. thlp RU~t.~ dlstrlct ~rt- Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cooper · Nut Door To Rutl~nd Bank s H pi1al ~ · · · ~..1 k. Miss Grat.-e Worton well wn ae a ' · · .nuue~,...~. .__ lJneoln Hill ens ta 1t" (IS . Mr..; R<:>i bt>l. Assorto:u coo Jes, . . ' da fter- 'I Nell Werner, Te:IIDIII W b 1t e, . eentatm of &be Watehtuwet' ..w~y uvau \ 1rs Chapman. pru~ram mmts. nut a nd punch were , Pomerov reside~. ~chy ~rove and Clrolyn Russell. cltly to their new home, Mulberry ehal rman. prt'st>nted pn•nn sill· St'r\' ed b\· the hostesses, M r s. noon, May 24, , ~~·:_.====:::=;;::-llleijibts. d"'nts ut ht>r daughlt>r .. \1rs . Chaprr.aO. \1rs. F·•ley. \1 rs . ICemete.ry at S p. m. I uted ~~~t John F. BaUy and Mrs . Eltzabt-th \\ t>b~tt·r mduclmg Stanlt>\ . Mrs. Parsons, and Mrs. A mlScellaneous shower bon- $5 Contrib 10 Wataoo returned home oD POMEROY, OHIO MLss carol Kmg and Sabra F:dna ·swirk, contributing. ,oring Mr. and Mrs. John Mot- Lola Greer Fund wedneSday after a visit with Canatla~· v. ho ph1~t"<l piano soAttendin~ in addition to .the ley, who were recently mar A contributioo of t6 was made re)aUVes lD ColumbuJ . TONIGHT & SATURDAY lo-:. Thtl"' giFI:- are daughtt>r ancl above named W (>rt.' "'rs. M1les ried . was hrld at the home of to the Lola Greer fund whea Mn. Ora Archer of Coltllllllilus "'JASON AND THE granddauJ!lltP r of Mrs. Jonah Nel~on, Hex Shenefi eld . Mrs. the Rev . and Mrs. Cly~e Bart- ,the Past Presid!nts ~ lbe AmBeaU. llftllaiist Qmrdl Adthe guest of her brother. lJel. ARGONAUTS" Co1lerill and l\·\ rs . Hobert Can- Kerllt'\' 0 F,din. Mrs . Vernon , lett . Members of the Middleport erican Legion Audiary of tbe IDiDistraball ~ wW bl Balley . Todd A(~~~~;.lo~~ .lason; aday. ' Web?l:, Mrs. Howard B~rchfiel~, ~ ~h~rch of the Nazarene were ,Drew Webster Post met Wt4- held 'lburldly eftDinl from Mr. and Mn. Curtis Laubner Nant·y Kovark . as Mt>d l3: The speaker fM ttw evening Mrs. JuP Bolin . Mrs. J<red W1l- mvJtE>d g11ests. ! nesday eveninR at the home If t p m OommlssioDa wUJ mMt of Marion waa the Thursday Gary Raymond, Laun•nre was Mrs . Charle~ Le~A IS , reg1nn- liamsnn. Mrs. Carl Morri s. Mrs. ! Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sharp and \Mrs. Harry Houdasbelt. It; p.·m. 'lbe Stewardsblp and pest of bla lister, Mrs. Grover l Naismith"OLE REX" al diret"lor , whu had as ht>r top- c. F. Bish,,p, Mr5. Robert sons, Ronnie and Mr . and Mrs. Mrs. Paul Cascl. president. f1naDee COmmisSIOD wOI pre- JenkiDSOD. (Tcchn icolon it' " ll armmn · m Color .'· S h e Canaday, Mr~. E~t>tl C~~dw~ll , , c.a~y Shar p and son. Lancast~r. conducted. the meeting whicll pare 1 tentaUve budset far the ----Rex. tbe dug; Billy Hughes. st 1 es~':'d 1hl te color~ rt>d vel ~1rs. J onah Cott,enll. M1s. Cad v1sned the past Sunday Wllh lopened With devotiom by Mn. comln& year witb aU member~ LarJeAttendanee ·' , t.h..~e,-,:B::-o~ y.:;-:;;;::;;:-;;v-.;;;o§ low an d ~.:re<."n whwh, . when Dennison . Mrs. Chn~ D1~hl , Mrs. tlle former's parents. Mr. and ~ - ~· Thorn_toa ~gave I ~ urged &G be presenl • S bool SuNDAY, MONDAY , TUES . mlxed aeale the VliflOli S col- ·Cush Johnston, Mrs. (.uy Lar- Mrs. Robert Sharp. Mrs. Sharp 1Jtation OD. Necessity ol Hope. May 23 Certain at e I t 1'75 May 24-25-26 ors . siw also mentlont>d that in, , kin . Mrs. C lar~nce Murray, i~ recuperati_ng from a fractur- A ~ibute lo God by fourteell Civil Air Patrol Squadron 1502. An emollmeot of a:S::. tor l t:Jk ing flo wers to a tlowN sho\li IMrs. James Nicholson, Mrs. ed arm received tn a falL Umted States presidents and an is aponsoria& a wiener rout at banker-student! ls h School of ., "MOVE OVER DARliNG" 1 Doris J~:::-h~~~~~r l Garnf'r . i tha t colors may be changed by Chadt>s Amos. Non · member i Mrs. Ann Bracktm of Charles- article '' What You can do right lhe Forked Run air fiekl 11th annual ~ ~ t 0 b t 0 1 Polly Bt> r gen, Churk Connors, llhe hghtmg or th~ color of the ~uests were Mrs. Robe rt Kmg, ' ton. w Va has been visiti~g now," was alsG md by Mrs. Saturday. May 21, beginnin& June 7 Tbelma Ritter. Fred Clark. L Chapman and · Th ton Eliott Red. Edgar Buthanan walls JO l:l room Mrs awrence with friends and relaUves .m orn . . II p.m. second· ear student from Colorcartoon• The tra-...e lrug prir.e donated Elizabeth Webster. IMidd leport the past week. WhilP A report wu g~ven 011 the \ Proceeds will be uaed to pur-- A y d th school I~=~========' =========:·-:-: The u s Federal Commum- ' olhereMcs.sheMaud was the huuse guest 1 May birthday cake taken to chase additional facilities for tid.J area to atten e t Betz. I the County Home, wbkh wu lhe alr llrlp located near Forlt· wbo will graduate foll-:08 11 cations CommJSSIO~ .las author- Sundav dinner guests of Mrs. provided by Mrs. George M<lw- eel Run Lake. Hot dogs. coffee, week of classroo;nth:oFarmers I G were Mrs Ann ery and Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. nop and other refreshments wUl Paul E. Kloes, 0 Co 1ty over radiO stations. 1.I 11 J<m McChee --·---1 l ·ton Ill Va. The poppy sale was discussed be•· s'erved 8811k and Savlnp mpany. I Bracken ar ~ , · ·• la · OPENING DAYS Mcs Efi•e Whtte. Lang,v>lie ; and several membecs P n 10 The Chesler Mell10disl WSCS I ___::::::::;:::::;:.--:d M M d Betz Middle- help with the sale. Plans we~e wiU nold a bake sale at the ""el M~;· Br=~ken and. Mcs Me· l!lBd•. for a planned potluck pte· Town Hall in Chester Saturday. 8 ONLY MAY 23, 24, 1964 , E_ormer neighbors m offt('ers of $30 .00 Down-Balance on West Vorgmta. ' eobin get well coeds were sent M lgs Temple Pythian Mr . and Mrs. Dallas ('.adle, Convenlet'lt Terms PLA.N DANCE to Mrs . A. V. Howell and Mrs . wl~l meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. sons. and daughter, retum· UR Band Boosters William Baxtel'.<' al the ball In Middleport. on Tueaday evenllt(l from a I The Pomeroy Hi h school Coloeed slides taken of the . Howell Tent Daughters two day vlsil with his BlSierDwlglht I Will spo~sor a g venin at group at their Christmas party of Union Veteran& will meet in husband, Mr. and Mrs. The most exciting display RUTLAND I dance thiS Sat~~a: :uditor~um I were shown by Mrs. Charles regular session Monday at 7:30 Beaver, Florissant, Missouri. of new fashioll floon FURNITURE CO. DISCOUNT STORE I :h• P;~e;~Y p..:g The Jays will Sauee !01' the pmgcam. A des- p.m., at the DAV hall. Mrs. Wilson Nease, wh;.~~ MASON. W. VA. you've ~ve~ ~eJl! Next Door To Rutland Bank rom o sert course was served by the MAY 'ZI lo 'her home OD . r fl"''" . .'. '• I ' u-··- Meigs~:: ~:ct:~·:~ ~ ~lb! ~~or~~ ~· Dlat~ghlerswlllofh~~ ~ave ' ..=. •. ' aDdh:;· w~~ ~ 4 1 • '; • .: , .!. . . MEIGS THEATRE . ~GTON, Va. - Pa:esH . . l Joluaaioll said today r• 1 I Meigs Econotny . 11Dlted SlAte. would coolin- I 10 ''bulld brld&es IICI'OBB ~ dlvldel lhe 1 r fft>lli the Communlat 1 ' , of Eastern nnoon said lhe bethooeof tl: , of Ideas, ol vlsllm'a !· tartan aid," and would be ibbl lhe lramewock of the U d SUites' "unalterable comtid t to the defense of Eur· lhe reuniflcaUon of 4 Speaker's Topic POPPY SALES - The American Legion Auxiliaries in the area are this weekend. Standing on Main·st in Pomeroy are, I to r, Mrs. Mason and Mr .. and Mrs, Pearl Parker, Laurel Cliff. - Sentinel Photo. Commencement Speaker 1 I 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 . s p ECI A L ree w~re. ALL CANDIES d GUM 6 for 2Sc MASON M p } ason ersona ~~e~~ts: ~J:o:~7 ~~:~ d Staff ~me:~~ ~ I1.::,,..,,...,...,.,,..,,.......,.,..,""':"::::=::::::::::::::::~:=:::::::::~i'miiceie~.iiiliiiliiiliiil- Bernard Fultz over the meeting !ol•>Wina\ served by ladle• of who were Mlu Jean Cooke, M r Mrs. J oh Earl VINYL FLOORS Commencement Speaker has Six to .Better Life Signing of Contracts patterns!' Gtamout New alinnlnescent ing Color' in Vi.Jlyi". Not just gold .br.silver metal· lies but .a brand new _type of luminesc:et~U In a ' MEETS SOCIETY . MASON - Father Leonard whole rainbow o1 colora. hostess to those named above Forest Rose Council, naught. , fromseriously the Holzer Hospital, and Mrs. Mayme Holmes, Mn. , ers of America, wi.ll have their ill on Tues· George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Ben annual inspection and observe tveninl and was rushed Neutzling, Mr.s. George Bearhs, the anniversary at the regular I to the bo11pltal _where she Mrs. Ed.dle Smith and Mrs. meeting, Tuesday at 8 p. m. AU il reportedly uncOOICIOUS. Ralph G1lmore. members are urged to be pre- sent A1 hn E ilon p p8 • Name• Commdlee• . TWINS HONORED Cencula, teacher .at the Csth.. and Mrs John Holey ,... II< School, Cheshare, met w1th Visit El~di•Mochanlc . "\ ..' . Twelve members of the cen~v. enlertal~ed with a par- the members of lhe Altar SoclStrMt W~relif.U.. for !v oeganl7.ed chapter, Alpho Ep- t h!orln the slstb birthday of St. Joseph Catbollc •ilon of Alpha Delta Kappa, nath . t!.Jn 0008 Larry and on Monday evening at big selru:tlon of ~.llfll iurtional honorary sorority f o r G eli'd ring tbe ' parish ball, Mason. Hostea- face floor al)d cover· : met at the . home of ..!~~ Pomeroy for lhe social hour were Mrs. lngs, for tile, trim, accnthe Betty Ptckens, In Lighted cupcakes and milk Georgllnna Fink and Miss Jl'red· on Wednesday ten. served with lavon ol baJ. orkka SchwarZ. Attending were sorles ·... IJ!r . lja~ IIGJ · !oona and JU<kers to eacll ohlld. Mn. Robert Gurtls, Mrt. Wall- mowers and li, ,.lcyctes. ' 1 •. . Plans were, made fcr the Movie! wn also taken of tbe er Werey, Mrs. Edward Bald· ooming year s programs and I Mr Alma Coleman aad win, Mrt. Gill')' Glbbo, Mn. K. committees were appointed .. ~:··La;; Wiley, teacber., ... Wiles, Mn. WUIIIm Chisler, r~ followso Program, Jl'r11110es Jlo. ~ted Rev. and Mrt. u.o-. Mrs. T. J. Ryan ond Mn. Shir· · · lberlS, Betty PkkenJ, ~ ,_, ley Kay. • IButck; Ways and Means, Elleea VI8T IN DAYTON """'PLAN=~HOP=;' and Elma Loukl: Mr and Mn Jack lllle Rul- Wabama 111gb lclaool hold Open S.~"f'Nrpt lstlc, Edna Price, Goldie Story, land ·.nd Mri. Ben F. Ba~y and • record hop with lhe Jays cuntll·' R J "'ill d:. ··os ELBERPaio' ·. EROY POM .... ,m sea -t s.~,. .; tr:a~nll:b:t~lrODI;~a~to~ll~P~·;m:·~~~~~~~~=l man is Nonga day withor .Jackson F. Batey, . and Fern Gaul.~II. Publicity chair· cblldren . IOIIIenVenl surgery at tbe 'l'l>e water flta il not an Jn.. loon Veterans llosplts!. Mr. lOCI, but a tiny frelbwater tbellIll be oonflDed there for •bout ....tenth·lncb ,.., . '' . ., :.=: M~S O N Mutanlleads the ltlmf!de the bl& Fortlatartet. This baa been th• hottest sales year 1. DlYillon lliltory. we have a winner in .the Super Torque ford, a ear M well bulk, M P Y ttUJb, that cempctition·madified Fords tMk eleven of the last twelve HASCD SOO·n::.ncca. Jortl astea arc up 17% tills year. we baye a luxury car tbara tab• df Wle a atyree • n Tbuderbird, with aalel up 68%. Falcon is aellinl almOit as manycara II VaUaut ad C1ln7 combined. Jairlalle continues to lie a favorite in ill own lleld. How cemet lluiWII ', • • --•·• the trend tt Ford into a llownrilht IICalllpcde. M'Ditalllo .................. , •..-....... llfa1 PU A CH.Uall ,,. ..,. .ea.urc of sale• ., excitemeat, ~~- mOlt IIIICa new ar ever ilttro4w:ed Ia Amerka-ner. Whe11JIII 1ft a IIWIIpede, ._:~:-oe=aul, James Brlabt.. DRIVE·IH SE IS SE IS '• • , . =:.-;n~eporti>.o..rt sERvacEs FoR; :You 1 s ~.i.:i:"~A a<ID to Mr.and SERVICES FOft YOU IE Jamn Darren C!ndJ Carol (Color) ... .d CHIL;-~.~ ..I'TINO" With Burt Laneuter r- andJudJGtrlaDd _,_ Moy u GlmeoiJitl -: :::=~=a:: hoi- "'TAOICOACH TO DANCIIII' flOCK" pclllpoDIId 1MB May • 10 JUDO 1. 'l'llell will be a potluti terYed at 1:31 W.: =\~:::" ' ' ....;W -.. -. •n~OP' N . ... S FOR THE FINEST IN SUMMER FASHIONS ~EITH GOBLE FORD, INC., 461 Third St., Middleport . .I . FOUHOI'O&COMI'AHY'IWC»>pu.WTUNii"A.-MIWYOU~J'- j aiTHEIIUIIA..,.GA.lo!D~DEWA.L'TDii!(E\"IMA.GK:.YWAYAT'111E , • ·~ . . ' ... '.• • FOR MEN & WOMEN BAHR CLOTHIERS. ' '.. ' " ' ,, ' . . o••'"""ee ena.. .: ·y~• , .. , • ~ .· · Our ·· • -· ·e "full--'• banJdnV ..mot.~ ~ldi'!O . Peacefulness helpful· ~... .... . ~ cqli'(H,ilitt I'Oflf, 1a!dudH . 110'·.~ , , . . . .. a_..ab thai GIII!JI ft.fol.; plut Jme,..t, al _,'/ =~~;z.:~~~~i (t: ' ' . ~ ,_ wliiN yoU hilb ftqM 1Mr1 W.... ·JOII'IGV.. ~~. . '. 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