http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3e665699d87e96cdd84716ac398bbb45.pdf abf1137a1dbf27f7be99c318a0119a66 PDF Text Text ~ • ary ' ,. e . Elect Mrs..._fry Their President ' . ' DnoW T() The l~rar. Of The •• Meip.Ma~~~n ' Pomeroy, Ohio \ il ~~. I ..~rtJ'A .,o ' ' t.l!! ,;, , ~~~ ..4,_ ,.,, ., ~~%t [.., -~~!; ; ·.. .. \ ~=:: THURSDAY;-A..,..P...R... Il-2-8,-1-96-6--------~ . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT.<JHIO VQL XVIII NO. 9 'i "• ent·t ne ~l- I ' Students Launch •Get Out the V Contest in 5 Meigs High School~,~ TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY April 29-30 "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" (Technicolor) Elvis Presley, Hope Lange, fue!U:Ia.y Weld, John Ireland. wSIGNPOST TO MURDER" loannne Woodward, Stuart Whitman. The respoostbillty of all •Rolland, and the Junior <1-a"' county-~rlde contest and two · up to remind adull citizens of also goea to the polls on to ~xerclse their prlvl- or Southern High &>hool individual prizes os $25 each th'!Jr re!'lponsibHity of voting and The students, or two·..,fiifJ' ,lege of . gomg to the polls on . Fred Crow Pomorov attorne Robert Maroinko, Lon& Bot· for lhe youth to become better team of students bavln& IMay 3 " the object of a liOn· who lrequenily hao ;ho y, , tom, has been appointed chan"- arquanited with their local moat names on his flat ' partisan '·Get Oul the Vote wn con- man f Jtte of ..... " C •t I fi . cern that many people fail to o a comm e J...,.es. government. goes to tbe polls will • ontest n ve hrgh schools of h . • Other judges In the contest will Members of the tlass., ·n the lbe ,,., · · Cou t p vote, as orgamzed the ew~test ' 1 _ prlZes. M 1 eJgs . n y, a omeroy at. . ' I be.Robert Gant, Syracuse; Jack several sector 8 or the county The b.ich school torney Bald today. Tht>re :"''II. be $100 m pr~ze Cnsp, Langsville : John Ter- will circulate forms house-to. be oon£Jned to their Taking part iD lhe contest money. d!slrlbuted. fo~lowmg . re~l, Pomeroy, and Paul Casci, I house asking preaidentx to sign districts in obtaining are the senior tlasses of Porn- the pr~mary election With t50 M~~dl~~· .. a~d go to the polls. The class of persons who will be set astde for the school class Thts IS not a pobticaJ conW1ll receive credit for every Deadline f th test A.ftilll 1 1 eroy, Eastern, Middlepert and 1 determintd the winner of tbe , te~t.'' stressed Crow, "But set person who signs its form, and !to be t~in : con 1 i voters OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ., ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Ninth Birthday Is Celebrated By Mary Mills Chester PTA Elects Officers I z. .. • ... Auxiliary Will Hold Annual~ ~:;~;=~~;::": I B• Poppy Sales on May 20-21 :i~i.;;ob~~~~~~~ !b~~.::~ r 1g ',,,... '· • , ., " 1 : . :. '• · ,. . •: ":~~~~1 · at · ~" •• I'ORLD ~oquehne•MNJ.E. PARIS fASHION .,. i I J We want you to look your very best during this most important time in your life, so we're of· ferlng you a lOo/o discount on our JACQUE· LINE, CONNIE and PARIS FASHION shoes . . . the styles that always look young, smart. and kicky. Come in between April 28th and May 20th for your special discount. Is 1 meat tal claim 111luat &e-1. ·· ' . Plans were ntade for Poppy Days May 20·21 when · "n• ,nas J. Dodd, ID · Conn. I · \i ,, . 1 ' ,;· ~. d , 1i~~ ,,' 1tbe American Legion Auxiliary met Tnesday evening at lor more lban $IOI,D ill ill.• . • . ~~\~1~ 'J'1,:, ·~~ ·11;, ~ ~~\il • lthe Legion hall. come bt received from a ser- ~' ~~.. I ~ --~- ' '"' ~' ' ~"- i i. M~s. Mason Fisher, president, conducted the meet-! iH of diDms. 1 STUDY PROBLEMS - Syracuse Ma~or Herman London (right I and WiUiam 1 'mg whrch opened in ritualistic form with Mrs. Ernest i The laternol Revenue Serv· I Sheehap, ·director of the Institute of Regional Development at Ohio University. dJ;. iPowell and Mrs. George - - - ---·- ---·- .. · < leo (IRS! confirmed tbol II · cu•s exlepsion of the town's water system eight-tenthll of a mile along Route 124 into !Mowrey as color bearers and the orient. and Is madt up ol 1 bas ordtred an illvKiilatlon SAJGON fUPI) - American infantrymen tojllf an are, annexed ~ore than two years ago. Mayor London and the <"Ouncil are look.. , Mrs. Mtlton Roush Sgt.-at· 7,107 islands. Tire people are I lito tbe lloanclll aHaln of swarmed over a Viet Cong supply complu beUeved to ing for away to fmd finance for the proposed expana!on. Mr. Sheehan and a repre. IArms. lwann and friendly and the w0 .[ 1lodd, wllose aoooclates be the largest in South VietNam. They destroyed It iDd s~nlatlve of an engineering firm met Wednesday night with viila&e officials.- Mrs. J. M. Thornton Is poppy men make the decisions. Mrs. malutaln that flllllh be lo at· toru; of l~d and supplies with white phOJphoroua .crea. chairman and uslsting with the , Webster told of the program : Jeced to -ave recelv"' rr.m ades and Cigarette hghters. Senlinel Photo. sale will be Mrs. Frank Cheese· , carried en by the American dlnnero Ia JNt 1113 aid 1185 The defenders fled across the border into the IIJiebrew. Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Jan- gion assisted by Auxiliarie!l an an • tanb.e tuary o( neutralist Cambodia. elle Cumings, Mrs. Goor·ge through CARE to provide ! _ . . . , ; , . _ " " A battalion of the 1st Infantry Division aweeplJII Mowrey, Mro. Milton Roush, : tools for agriculture and do· the Commumst "war zone c" along the Cambodian bot' ·~ Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Elza : tContinued From Page 5) !der found enough food, livestock, anc1 UDifOlllll to au'GUmoro. Jr., Mrs. Guy E. I i fit about six Communist regiments. They also aeized mo. Gumtber. Mrs. T. A. Hennes· . torized sampans used for •. PITI'SBURGH (OPI) - Striking miners In segments sy, Mrs. Homer Hysell. Mrs. : transporting the equipment. capbrred. Soufll Vie! Na W; of Central Appalachia were to hol.d meetings today to de. ' Olin Knapp, Mrs. Kenneth Har-1 The camp was located boside 93 ooldiers killed and SS mlllllf cide whether to return to their jobs following ratifica· ris. Mrs. Erneat Powell, Mro. lhe Da Ha Rrver about 75 miles 'and other Allied !ar<ea In tllii •. lion of a new contract by - - ·-- Gerald Wildermuth. Mrs. 0. A. I northwest of Saigon in th• war reported 31 killed IIIII • the. United Mine Workers other locals In Wostern Pe111> . Martin. Mrs. Roy Reuter 1 !.®-yard wide buffer zone wounded. ·[!Joron (UMWI. sylvania and Eastern Obio also land Mrs. Robert Couclr. . Ialong the border where B52s do Dodge Red MinUet The UMW and soft coal o~- scheduled meetings t. review 1 A talk on tbe Philippines was : Meigs County residents are !not bomb for fear of hit'ting 1 In the air war. U.l. 'ators reached agreement .mi the poet before returning to Igiven by Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. 1 I urged to donate blood on Moo- ; Cambodia. spokesmen. said two F4C · . . 1·. ~ ~ashington ":ednE8day provl(l- , work. At least two mines, where I~ Wa! brou~~t ~ut that at one ! day, the day before electwn. j In Saigor1, a military spokes. Pbantom jets 00 1 ~ t .·#Je~fl' r ,. :.'ng a retr'!Octrve lt·a.<fay wage Ilocals had voted to return. were11Jme the Phrhppmes belooged to I Plana were made to observe · The Bloodmobile will be at the . man sard 35 U.S. servicemen sance mission near Vinh bad to I · • increa~ !011 obout 110,0110 soft idled again today wheo .plckeh the Unilt4 S~je& ~ •<!II thei; .Poppy Day in Middleport. In· Pomeroy Junior High School !' were killed in actmlaat week dodge at least two Ru"iao-bullt ; Ll'!"n.E ROCK, ARK. -GOV. coal mrners. appeared. rndependence July c. !tHe. They dudin~ t: televilion lljlpearan .. : from 11 ~to~.. I!ST. .llld. 017 ~~ •' ••b&tantial antHlirfrllfl .Jililallel aoq then >" Orval f;. ·FaUbus, the nation's UMW Local '15t in Bobtown, In West Virginia. also I cen· are the CIII'Y Chrlotlan natloa_I• I by the Feeney • llennett Post : Mrs. Vrrgtl Hamm: Blood, drop from the previous week called. in . oiher Ali' r.!CDnd longe!lt - term state Pa .. headed by S~eve Kochis ter of the resistance. some mllt28, Amencan Legion Au1iliary 1Progra~ C~lJ'ITian, !IBid MeigS 1when 89 were killed and 635 Fl05!1 to hit the sites. Tile ptlitlt chief exeelltlve; made good who ~as been a crrtlc of the , ners returned to the pits but I iTuesday evening at lho post !County IS s!JII In need of more i wounded. I reported tbey l>ft the lrt!l 1 ''engulfed in smoke." Wednesday h1s promise to quit unton s. top echelon, scheduled Iothers were awaiting receipt tf ' homf' than normal am.o~ts of blood 1 The V1et Cong suffered 1 1 alter 12 yean of office. ~ mee1mg for 1 p.m. EDT. I a written contracl I Mrs. Albert Roush, president, : :ver the defiCit accumulat- 1heavily during the same one- 1 Air Force officlals atu Faubus, who 'li!Tounded Cen· . R~overed announced the annual Poppy the last few months. Iweek period ending April 241disclosed that the •ita! Mu Gil tr·al High School with Na~onal l IDayo sale on Friday and Satur· b~ealthy person between when 694 killed and 89 Pass "wao put out of conunfS. Guardsmen ln 'l957 to become. ' day, May 20 and 21. Cadet Girl t e agea f 31and 110 Is IOVJted l ·sion'' a ain b iant IIQ symbol of aoothero resistance Pomeroy pohce recovered • ]Scout Troop 185 will assist. I to donate next Monday. Young [ I g y g to racial desegregation, Sllid : stolen taxi cab Wednesday that ' Tire auxiliary will also hold . men and women between the bombers wblcb dumped lhiluMarcb 21 .ire would not seek. had been reported stoleo earlier a rummage aod bake oale in'"~" of IB.and 21 may donate . sands of. pounds. of eaploslvetl seventh term. Polltlcians doubtm the week in AnnlpoHs, M~. the Coats building on the :same Iupon the signature ef their par- ; on.. it ~ur~g ~raid :U~Y· ed him lhell. But he made It WASHINGTON fUPI) - Sen. J. William Fulbright They dedbred to disclose !herr da)'ll. All members are asked' ents. Thrs " II. This II wberl ollicial by failing to file for .has rejected another bulwark of U.S. China policy- the pr~gress In lnveotrgatron of lhe I 'to donate to the rummage aod Blood Is urgently needed. thooe ba.~iea .got most f1l their the July 26 Democratic prim· view .of the Communist Chinese as a people bent on ag· mcrdent. bake sale. Serving. the canteen for . the I Isupplies. sard tho U.S. Mfill . ary election Wednesday was gressron. Pollee said the taxi wao aban- Mrs. Roush also announced llloodmobtle on Mond&y will be . major commanding the batfa. the deadlin~. . Fulbright said Wednesday that China was trying pri· doned on West Main-s! in front that all auxiliary members of the He~th Methodist Church I lion which located the 1!0111~ m~nly to regain the status it had before Western powers of the Pomeroy Flower Sllop. !the Eighth District are to from Mrddleport. I CLEVELAND (UPII - The lof bamboo warehouaea .,.,,.._ Th "rd 8 . Ban 1-mclud1!Jg the Omted States-smashed the Chinese ec· Pollee had rl towed to the I attend a television program ••· ll.lood debts owed by the : weather Bureau bas issued ro. 1 rng a treasure trove of SliPPIIIt., I 1g g \ODOmy w1th economiC inter. . Blaettnar Auto Co. The cab had .er WSAZ In Huntington Tues- Mergs County Red Cross Chap- iday the following severe weath· l near the Cambodia border. . WA8111NGTON _ CO>IMU· ventlon in the 19th century. lrn pow':'. been stolen from the New Yel- ~ day: May 10 on "Poppy ter presently.total86 Mrs. Ma· •er bulletin: • ·nlst China Is expected to ··· I The chairman of the Senate Fulbngbl: at odcla ~lth the low Cab Co., Annapohl. Pollee motion Day." A chartered Hamm sard. . . . I A severe thunderstorm watch u~ plode anoth•r nuclear device- •Foreign Relations Committee[administration on Chrna and also Wednesday arrested Dennll !will take tire group there. · ~m. while remmding 1is in effect for that portion of ".LID0""'5' her lhird In less than 18 montbsllsaid American hostility to the Viet Nam pohcy, gave his T. Brl!es, ~· N~w Haven, on 8 IIt will leave Grow's Steak county reSJdent!oJ of the need Ohio bounded by a line from -"within a few -ks." U.S. present Chinese regime was polnt-by·point rebuttal of the stop Slllf vtolation char~ and . at 5:30 a. m. EST. a good turnoot of. potential Sanduaky to Youngstown to officials aaid today. America •prolonging the · extremism of oHicial view that Chloeae Dewey K. Bass, !8, Georcra, de-l having a reservation to be . for tbe upcommg blood· Huntington, w. Va .• to Cincinna·[ is advising a number of Asian Ithe revolution that brought it to action In Korea, India and ffctive exhaust. celled Is asked to contact mobile vrsrt this corrung Mon· ll to Sandusky. •. and European allies of the an-, power in . 11149• Tibet were examplea of aggres• Rouab by May 5 aa there ia May l. a~t he Pomeroy The threat of a few se""re 1 _CHARLESTOWN, Ind. t'UPI) Hcrpated blaat In an attempt to I alon. Several lions Will warting hst of those WJBhing Hrgb audrtorlum !rom I· thunderstorms with large bail Authorttlea beld little IIDpe take some of the edge off the i Until the Unilt4 ·States makts Attend Conference go. p. m. . !and damaging winds will · today of finding. the propaganda effect ol another an effort to otop a drift toward Dr Harold Brown pre&ident Momben of the post The largest debt. 32 pmts, Is 1in this area until 12 noon three men mf1111ng and ,... oucce.. in Peking'sdrive to lwar with China by moderating School Employen Will~ Leadingham 'nal w : eratlng from lllnoss Veterans Memorial Hospital. Itoday. sumed. dead Ia .a vloljtlj become a major nuclear pow· thl~ br¥itillty, _Fulbright said, • ' ner, AI Leonard ..;d 11 G;,t Gene Rice, from debts are 19 at Holzer I At 7:15 a.m. EST radar eaplos10n which ~ · 11 er. Chroa will con~nue to fear the W1U Hear Lewis of the PomerOY Liona Club will ans Hoap1tal mHuntington; 10 at Mergs General. :ed a ..arty solid line of storage mqll!lnt !~ 25 at out-of-area bosprtals. ·ers and thunderstorms U.S. officillls said information A~lan presence of massive Ste Luc ti · - a district meeting of Kennedy, from Kentucky at the Army a~ · . · rPceived during the paat week American military Ioree. retaryve 1 the"''ohlo"~- velatsecl· Lions at Athens It was an- ana Hoapital, and CIBI'ence iToledo to east Cincinnati. near here. ' · / .• · 0 indicated t' t " ~soc on • key reported The blaal rocked tilt *Iii "a prepara .. ona are Speaking at the Johno Hop. of School Employees will be nounced Wedneaday at a regu'. 11 • - · virtually complete for the kins Univeralty School of the speaker wben ~ M 1g Jar luncheon meeting of the Huntington Veterans OriDS A. H. Blakeslee .otJO.acre lnstallatloa wb1e11 8 Interna'"'nal Sil!dies, County. ha: In the Federated Church. :".:.:er:.:u:t Ato Dies in Michigan lions at t~• Slnkiang Province ' Fulbrrgbt contended that II was Its sprrn~ dinner meeting s.at· With. Dr. llrown, prealdtnl, Mourning and family in St. AI· A. H. Blakeslee, father injured 45 per800B. Two Ill lilt te!lldg cround In northwest Chi· ~!o:=.: .. tha~,PT~~p:"" the ~y llitht at Eaatern Hlp ::'~i~:the~ ,.. bans on the death of Mrl. C. E. Blakeslee, of Pomeroy, Injured were admiUed to c:li1l 0 na could del•y the test for two persuasive" threata of •:; ~· Cl land ld of the the Replla June 10 • ~; • 1~ ~ourning. Followlitg the Hammering thunderstorms died. at St. John's Memorial County Memorial J!olpiWJ ·11 or three weeks. Ch' e " • • pres en1 IJrurch ladl · lllf members went to loosed Dash floods in the Dallas Ihospital In St. Johns. Jeffersonville. R. V. Telrkk, ~:::"':\.kaosao Democrat also :e~re~:.: ~~~m:"! eon were ~.~'?K~:r~':~~ Dairy Bar fer refreshments. today, drown.in_g at le~at ~:;. ::•sday. He was 91 ~· ~barry, 11111 lellrlct ., . NPw Home for Reth rejected the U.S. view that hers will be preaented by Ali.,. IJIIy Houck and Mrs. Edith Melp ~ C.prrcrous sprrng Funeral services will be Sa~ ~uredrga ' 39' Scolllbtat, weri CINCINNA11 - AN ATLAN- Communist China Ia aggresolve Nease, vocal instructor at East· Larurlng. Admlulou _ 'nm the 1 sp~e~ •:;:ero In urday at 3 p. m. at the Bengal Maj.· William G IAtwlr4ld. Ia architectural !tam wiU draw becauae it lo Communial He em JUab School, aac1 Rev. 11cJb. WEA'I'IIIR Middleport· Judy Hall IB'm 1. rna • snow E.U.B. Church In St. Jobna commander of pita!, lliei,. wllmhmry plans for Clncio- said much o! Chinese pOlicy ,ert E. Smith, pastor of· the .Hy. l'lrll7 .._, UJl eoolar to-! TO) Bertb Arther ' and dronchmg ram. The UP! The body will be at the Oqoocj tlfied the dead Dale D natl'l new rlverftont aladium can be traced to ·views bald sell Rim Free Methodlat church IIPI, IIIII Fl'lday. Lew lolllbtl DIRUrcea - cbarlel ~ water ran five feet Funeral Home in St. Jobaa un· the father ofasflve ___!~~·•"' 00 t'age 2) long before Oo~ts -.ere will.llv• the Invocation: Will, Cl-45 Ia 1M out, rett, Roae Carr. · .:... ~the Rich- til time of service. Mr. C. E. father of !orr ·• ear 1 1 and Blakeslee left Wednesday and ' reacued scores of mator- lor St. Johna after hearin 1 from trapped ean In his father's cleath Dallaa. ID lddltlen to the . deld reported by llallu LOCAL TEMPS atateo, the Dlshicl•·of,compotlq raUroarla advernlylfreiCht-pau•up; 1181,..t two persona were mil!- The temperature In and Canada. afffctod . by lira IIMI'If!r be of New Erllllod, , a eroy's bualneas district al companaated. comprebotrsiq pattem ol ttrnadoea IJlUII • a. m. today wu 59 rlqree& the IIOtiiiiB'n plains and der rainy sklea wlthltr, and "' 11 ol tbe ldldweat during the · conunu·l from, New ~ llaelf. Funnel clouds were IJ?"''"'"*"''"'_""' ... Ilii>IEH.!O&.. MIOLIOdHOl-After eiCht ,._.... It 'Dent.,, Denalaon, . . . . fiiJSBen-lresuit, the order aald, In Weill ODd Wella and million a ynr lD !pT-. Thai(IC of tht NOW .YOO INO\Y New York 'l'llt . It eot~~~~ltte . • tlllre . ' .. I c •• Put to Torch Le· l centraIAppaIachJa• M•Jners • on \Vage proposaJ Meetmg 1 1 Blood Needs 1 * * * Middleport Great says ip D oppy ays PIanned ChairDl'an . ;or;;r--1 1 Fulbrtg. ht D'ISCOUnt s v·tew Js Red China's Aggresstve • AIm • Charter No. 1980 REPORT OF CONDlTION OF The Pomeroy National Bank / Stolen TaxJCab • 1 . . Bad Storm T0 trt'ke , i Across 0h1o ' , s 1 OF POMEROY In the State of Ohio, at the Close of BUBiness on Aprll 5, 1966. Pub- ,/ Ushed In reaponse to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, un· Bodies ....:...... After Blast clw Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS Cash, balances with other banka, and cash ltema in proce111 of collection ------------------·-·--United Statea Government obllgatlona, direct and guaranteed ·······---------------·-····-··· Obligations of Stale& and political subdivisiona ···-·other bonds, notes, and debentures ----------------Loans and discounts ··-·························· Flied assets • ·-·-······-················· Other welt -·······················-··········· TOTAL ASSETS ..................... _ ..________ ..... I I ,ll ~t~ 'I j· t j ' TOTAL LIABIUTIES -----··------------------- $7,665,!163.42 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ,I ·I ·~ a l ' I:' ; ~ · '. ' 1• ;, Common stock-total par vllue -------------······- $ 100,000.00 No. shares authorized 4000 No. shares outstanding 4000 Surplua ---------------------------------------- 300,000.00 Undivided proflta -------------------------------91 1585.62 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ----------------· 4911535.62 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $8,157,099.04 I. Maxine Griffith, Ca&hier, of the above-named bank do hereby deolare that thiB report of condition Is true ond correct to the beat of my knowledge and belief. MAXINE GRIFFITH We, the underaigned directors attest the correctne•a of this r .. )lOri of condition and declare that it bao been ewnlned by uo and to the best of our knowledge aqd belief Ia true and correct. EDISON HOBSTETI'ER ALE'RED M. ELBERFELD ~ IIANNJNQ D. WIB8'1'IIi8 - WAREHOUSE 4,096,267.77 592,342.18 1,742.50 2,628,537.11 36,000.00 21,901.62 $8,157,099.04 lJABUJTJES Demand deposita of lndlviduala, partnerahipa, and corporation• ---------··········----------- $2,804,415.0~ Time and aavlngs deposita of lndlviduala, partnerships end corporations -----------·-····· 4,325,726.14 53,026.37 Deposits of United States Government -------------667,834.92 Deposita of States and political oubdlvlslona ···-----14,560.94 Certified and officers' checks, etc. ·----------------TOTAL DEPOSITS ·······-····-· ,7,665,563.42 la) Total demand depUBita ••••••• ~.176,337.28 lb) Total time and aavingB deposita $4,489,226.14 - - - - .I t1 ' ~I $ 780,307.86 Mechanic Street In Po.eror HOOVER :~::~·that'!?.th~~ha:!::J Advanced • carpets ond ruga. 4-H Club Meer. AI Milhoan Home The Five Points star Stitch· ers 4-H club and adl'ilors, l/lrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Dwlghl Mil· boan and Mrs. Orla Glntlrer met Tuesday evening al the home of Mrs. Milhoan. Peggy Milhoan, prealdenl, was in charge of the meeting. which opened with the pledge to the United States and 1-11 flags. Members aaswerecl call wlth their ravorite food. carol Hill gave a health report on proper eadng. Each girl fold of her paat projectrr. Project books for the were distributed. Each girl &tarted recipe book as a project. Mrs. Holter showed a f i 1m, "Meals the family enjoy proper and Improper table lings and manners. A deDI!rn-11 stration on mating a salad log a lighted "''ar cube on waa given by Mrl. Milhoan. Relrealllllenta were aerved lira elooe ol lira nreelllri to membera, lira adrilon .... auest, Cbwlene Goe&J~ '• '. • ._.aboultt.a•a• ..... monts tllat mOb thlt Hoover o Mol 2 .. I , -- Big Selection$.' - Vinyls ..: .. Sw•penln the Dr•pe~· Deparfment. . Floor Tile -· Big ,Selaction of Chrome Edging- 2, 3and4 Yard Widdinoltlims -Floor Veneerings --Rubber Runnerand Atc:elsories. Elberfelds in Pomeroy VOTE "FOR'~ Support ·ThJr .IJond . .. , ·· : • Cila~ (O~EI clu~ Lash Dallas Area ~;:" v:"~a:'.:;: \~ •:re::r s.. the complete lin• Of HOC.wr '' b,.,. u.; ' ' I !'"me :o..., • Powerful. bol beatlnt oquipptd moror f« long lifo and tr..,blo free Mrvlco. • GuataniHd by Hoovtt, tho groatllt IICIIM in floor...,.. 0: St Get the e h becm, CIS I .......... as cleans ... really deep·dmnt bodies., 1 ss, ....II....._,, .... ' .. ~ l • ...~"·1·'"' ~ Five More Days Before the Vote For Meigs' Nf!W . . High $c'-l · .' ' : .' and �' " I Us!l!. I IE~ 1 I DIVORCE GR!N'I'Ell VJSrrs IN MIDDLEPORT HITS TREE. D .. Maxine Dugan has been grant. 19881 .. u • ...,,.,..,.,~!'"'''l'F'"'""'".J'.'"""'I. Mrs. 0 . Mclutyre of Gal· , SPRINGFIELD, Ohio ed a divor;e from. l.arry Dul~: 0 _l)tuj Sentl~<;.l;_l'_oll\~rOY·~~~Iepurt, :•. Apr __ , ___ E~P· ~ LIMA Peru (UPil -Rescaellipolls and New York Coty, l . Ollie D Ncu 67 was kolled I in Meigs County Common p ptQCs 'teday s•ghfed tbe spent Weduesrlay .evening bl'·l - 00 esd · nis'h~ ~hen his C01.•rl 011 grounds of grn!iB ~~ w~bge of • Peruvian att. MktdlepOl with her cousin, w II ay t I and llect Hlld ext.rcnle (•ruelty. e llller allbo Jlolloop •• Cbllcl lolra.: Walter Athey, brlnlng h~r i c•r went out of ~~~·~·orne a' plaintiff was awarded cu•todJ ·~ C.ayoo ill the Andes. The a bouquet of dogwood and Vl0·1struck a tree ncar \of 8 minor child. by Hel.el'! Bottel big Conslellalton dltiappeared lets from her all-white gorden. mile east ol _here . . .. - · ··- lv . tale Wedoesday )'ilh 19 per· ---·- -- ···- · · .... ----~-.A! ll'{GTON, Del. (UP!)- After 12 hours of l'fI e YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! cbantmg, •~-' •--ludl \ , ~ '1:?meame;smenall started over!" I doubt 1 .111 •~-. ,... ng 11ve Ill' Btitlsh v , a 17·year·old brunette popped Tbls column IS for young)'.....G.......... ~nlrl have been Aroerleaao. . t~·-~~~IPI 1J"\Uic~of'HMS Walrus Wednesday and askea pie, the problems!. anod f. ~·e~ ;~;;~~~i.)g, especially to the _,!':';.,II·I ~:•d·~·u ;.b-~ 8':; ,:, t t the sub- ures, their troub ~ aQ u·· · · ttf was their un;J"a ••• ... .!m! s. e · '\ c;,';''. anted~~ off. Icouldn'l do it legally, so I had to witb lhe rest of Helen Help Semors .""~d• '~ouldn'l dn lbere wia ae t\811 ol survlv5' r, :b McVay 8 Baltimore do It illegally.'' Us! lt welcomes laughs but last gam._. • or1. Ta, Amefit:Mi vktlrni !:/ te . ag:;,a lold ~fflcers of the \ She said her fatherihe~ ~· wob'l dodge a serious question tb~\ave come to lbe conclu· cla~;l!le pla~e'a. pl!ol., Cap~ I eward bound submarme ,E. McVay, wasGwl~ Britain. with a brusl>off. slon thai adults aren't sa great. WIIUam 'tnOI>ol Miami, ,a~ f l@le stowed away because, "I :Air Force m rea "1 Ilk. Send your teen-age questions • ve they've got, Jell· lllrOfl ·lJ. .' ~~~'1!0 Co!P• •. -' : -.ta&d to 10 lo England. ! •Besides, ·~. said, ' 1to YOUTH ASKED FO~ IT, ~m~e~;\ow rotten they are anleera: Gerald P. Flynn, of • English boys. bo t ' care of Helen Help US . tbos ,I g h time' But they do have zm Eas\. &~',ke, Seal~.•· The 1,600-ton sub was a u newspaper. all t e heir ima e of being Wasb., Paul L. Bond, of 3~'03 ~1'0 ICe alf0 four hours at sea when B"arbara DON'T JUDGE ALL to keep upd!n'l thei- PEEV· Parkwood, Joat•bol'o, Ark., : emerged from a conmn~ tower BY A FEW ·~preme, . I and Tro~ M. 1\080, of 23101 :compartmenl, !eelln~ groggy Dear Helen: ED p ' ed· West JeHerHI, Boloe. IdahO. 1 ~ve· from carbon monoxtde fumes. I was at a basketball game I Dear eev . .. ' ' r i j .The Walrus turned back and recently which was a d1sgrace 1 "Don't JUdge all by a few, &:'W.Fi',~v,1~J'MJ1W~ .~~ •eU left her aboard a boat whoch lo all adulls. Towards lhe end li• the teen !heme song. ArenJ met lhe ship aooul 15 motes of lhe game lhe olher 1eam you guotty or lhe same thong 1 t ~ from here. Iwas winning by ten points and I"All" adults aren't rude and ; ~OE, Mich. !UPI) Had she remained in the , \:">~<,~. \ c•·ude, any more than all teens Continued From Page 1 J!ot&f and civil defense valun- 1tower she would have drowned 5:~~T:~f:llh>rtftJ, ~ · that ~ 1are ).d.'s. 1t only seems ~ri~ay patrolled sections of when the Walrus submerged. coLUMBUS tUPll - Tilt way 1o observers because the under a ll4!,500be~ontra~ city' tlo• r~1te Erie shoreline where Conlroveny over Oblo SIDle do-righters seldom get noticed. The contrac~ ween .gned gale-whipped waves kept Unlvenlly's school of journal· - H. ~~ thed twoT~~~d7: ~ill be $ ..iootimated 3,000 persons om coaUIIUod to rage today ' Desr Helen: . nes ay. h with ttod;;:ilbelr homes. as a Pulll!er-prlze winning i•· l Girls often complain thai m the shape of a horseskl~ the • Wiih continued forecasts ror structor lasbed out at the 1 when boys go out on dates watb the. op~n end overloo g ~mjle-an-bour winds. authorl· new dlrtctor and a special I them, especially when we ar~ OhiO Rover. Ues''f!leld then was htlle C'hfl 11 ~e fatuity commission urged tbe Itclt.ing them hom~. we _don t -.-the flood wators would recede unlverslly presldeal to leave show much affect•?"· I fmally Just a Trtck quickly. I the student aewspapcr alone. asked the gorl I like to go lo WASIDNGTON - ANGRY' · A· 100-mile stretch of the , 1 B Harkey journalism the movies wtth me and fte . . d tod that shore from Sandusky. Ohio, to Mr. Eldon Wuerch_of Galllpo- Ins~~ cbarg~ that the ace':'pled. I am puzzled about Rep~bllcans charg~ lana~ sell the southern edge of the Detroit lis was elected prestdent of ~e I ' ed director William how she expects me to act. I Prestdent J~on s P t;s rbettOpolitan area was \ratte~d Tri ~ County. Conc:rt AssocJa· ~e"J.:•;;. of lbe University planned to kiss her good-ni~ht off some~~ t g~~er:~ uwith 12-foot waves Tuesd~y tion Wedneso.a; mght at .the oi Nebraska, was ''tempera- but I am afr~id she wou!d thmk loa.ns ~as ~ke~ad gto ad!it ni•ht . and early Wednesday m llome of Dr: and Mrs. 0se1lr 1811 unlit" lo direct the this is too httle. I don t wanl latoon. bB~t ~d reduce the What was said to be the worst Clarke, Galhpohs, by . the As- men Y f urnallsm. to lose out with her. What ts he pro a Y c 't Lake Erie storm in the area sociation's board of duectors. OSU sl~~ol o ]lo nal outburst the normal showing of al'fec- federal budget by :lng fl . the since 1952 Mr. Wuerch succeeds Mrs. "Ha s emo o h d tion between a teen-age girl Nine GOP mem rs o . Th ~ Cross set up Oscar Clarke whose resigna· of last week, when he la£1 e ] nd boy? CITGO KID House Banking Committee, 1D a evac:ation centers in high tion was ac~ptcd with regret. out at the troops Immediate- ~ear Cii:report on Jobmion's proposal chools Wednesday and hun- Mrs. Esther Clark of Middle· ly upoa helng awarded hls A good rule on almost every· for a "pool" of government ~eds of volunte~rs helped port, who has s't!rved on the swagger stick by OSU Prest· thing is: "When in doubt loans, said the Pre.stdent could remove and resettle strand~d board many years, resigned dent Novice G. Fawcett, pro- -don't!" Your girl wm like reduce the $112.8 billion budget famtlles. · Army and Navy from the organizalion. vlded proof lhal he Is tem- you belter if you make her wail for tbe coming fiscal ye~ '*rsonnel also were called in. New members named to the peramentaUy unftl to dlml a while for that good-night kiss. possibly below $100 bllh~, tb directorate were Mr. and Mrs. anything so Important as H. selling eno~gb sl_lareS m e 'M S . h H Ralph crump of Pt. Pleasant, scllool of Ibis Unlverslly, PERSONAL TO "FRIEND poot to pnvale mvestors. . rs. md ~tess and Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Harkey said in an interview . A RAT-::'INK": Don't expect llfntronl Schmidt of Gallipolis. In lbe Oblo Stale Lantera. honor from a partner in PTA TO MEET )trs. Smith 1 U Soc: Sent - eld Plans were mad~ to reorgan- IIP'~"%ii'f¥~:'1!~~~®:741KT>W:'.l't . "crime." When the heat Is on, The Southern Local elemenMrs. Harry P. Smtih was hos· lze the board o! doreclors. and · · he'll come clean about your lary 7 • 8tb grade PI'A wUl tess when lhe Past Matrons of several potential members were Junior Society dirty work _ and tben you'll meet Monday, May Z, at the Pinneroy Chapter OES mel discussed. Th• association is 11-1 IS t Parsonage bolh learn it's a lot easier to school. Mrs. June. Lee, guod· Tuesday evening at the Masonic interested in new members ee ~ in of the Jun· tell the truth. _ H. ' ance counselor, will show a Temple. Mrs. Harlwell Curd, from Middleport, Mason and The Apnl lflee~cfet of the OF SHOES AND DOGS mm on lbe role o! councilors pi-esident. presided. Devotions New Haven. lor Mtssto~ryF YMethodist Dear Belen: in the secondary school and taken !rom PSBirn ~1 W<>re hy The group considered several Laurel Ch h 1~~ llowing sun- 1 love my molher dearly, but Cpl. John Francis, of lbe Gal· ~s. Dale Smith who also .~ead persons for th~ position .of Church hw~s s:nd'a 0 morning in she doesn't love dogs, and I do lipolls Po.st of tlle Ohio State a! noem, "Praying Hands. membership chaorman, and dos· day Sc 00ti _ I'm going to he a vel Our Patrol, will talk on safety. 00~ of the par- own 'Games were played under the cussed obtaining a better piano the recrea 00 r dog _ okay. But there's a direction o! Mrs. James Souls· for concerls. sonage. . ned the poor big bony "Scrawngy," TO REGISTER bt and prizes awarded to Mrs. An early.-meeltng Is being Gf'!UP Dslngmt_gnsopewere led by sa~•ed 'Jop-talled do• that Mr Clarence Thompson, ·Mid· ' . M N1 _,_ ·o. ·· meetmg evooo ~, ' • · J ~ W. McMurray, rs. oan planneo-wim a representative . J · onmore who Rave upsets our garbage can. She dle)lort Superintendent o1 Swackhamer, Mrs. Thomas of the New York office of Mrs. arne,• tb 'tudy book lhrows old shoes and bricks at Schools has announced thai '" Mr E J Tracy Mrs . C rt a chapter rom e s . • . K' 1 Jfi 1RR 1 s. · · · · Commumty once s. J•Four Sons of China." Plans him. Fortunately she mtsse.s, registration for Mtddleport LD· Alom.o Custer and Mrs. Glenn f a missionary but maybe someday she Won t. dergarten classes for the 196G· D\11 Refreshments w.re serv· Veterans Memorial Hospllal ~a~! ;~wn at the May Please take sides witb the 67 term will be held In Central rd to the above and Mrs. C. F. Admlsolons - Ina Upton, · 1 An offering was taken poor animals, and me. They hoilding, May z, 3, and 4, from Hostess for lhe RFD, Reed!!ville; Ruth Roof-To schools In Hong were made by the same kind 9 a. m. to 11,30 a.m. and from { T9mpk!ns.. May meetmg will be Mrs. AI· •Shade; Carrie Osborne, P Hand that made all living IZ:JO p. m. 1o 3 p. m. Children fred Crow. _ _ _ ville: Freda Lyons, Mason; Al~nding were Darlene lllich· creatures. and have •• much must be 5 years old by October MAIN STREET . Dorothy Cashdollar, 1 v· ki Ricky Sherri and right 1o Jove as any of us. How 31 to be eligible to allend lbe IN MEMORIAM ville; Kenneth Matson, Rutland; ;~ • ~l~k, Kafuy and Darla con 1 make my Mother tbink .::l•·iss~es~.~==--=-==~l.,.,.,.,""'""""""""""""'""'"""....,,..-....,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ir'~ Nota R•lchle, Tuppers Plams. Gil7,YLinda and Martha Baker, so? - SAD ANIMAL LOVER -~ . Dlstharges - Lydoa Eblin Becky Wright Kar- Dear Sad: . HAZEL CLELAND bach. Robert Soothern, Soulsb Rodney Bail•y, Honey, If yoor mother's aim , . Runnel, Velma Slobart, Robert anf' Dennl• Gilmore, is !Ike most females she'll nev- • : APRIL 28, 1965 Dye, Larry Collms. and Keith Klein and er connect with Rover - eve~ U Diana Lewis and leaders, 1\lrs. she reall~ wanted to, whocb Gilmore and Mrs. Ernest Pow- she doesn t. . u I'll take your 8lde on one con• I' • e · clition: tbal you trot out and clean up lbe garbage each I I Ume the sad-eyed mutt cernes - __ DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP ealllng. I dowiiiiOIIIIIINII One MASON AREA P. S. Has your molber tried • FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS '· , . . · · · . 2H II 211, N . B •tt.sh avy' ours ID fl · · 'u·'g' h r,..r BaltlDl•ore La.' ss O ·u· s tUPl) p ', · __j S.IN JI'RANCISCO (UPI) - al tbe expense of Gaylord Perry 'It waa McCovoy'a first bome went to rel1el aee Jl'rank Linzy. 11 ';.• pity Vada Plnoon's friends during the first five innings bul run of the ...... omci !IOJrtb WUlie Maya, needine jUII 0110 alld relatives can't watch hlm McCovey bro"8hllhe Giants to baa...loaded clout ci Ids caner. more homer to oel a National pl•y l>aseball all the time. , life wllb Ids grand..larnmer In Jack BaldschUJI came GUI of Iague mark of liZ, wenl bi~ A delegati.. !rom tbe fleeljlbelr ball of lhe fifth aller rook- lhe game wllb the vlcl8ry es leBI in lour lrlpt, then beaded Cincinnati outfielder'• llome- ie 0111• Brown ope.ned tbe the lhlrcl of lour Cincinnati ftr home llllhe end of the'lllth • ... v •., -~ ...... ~ ...... no~ ................ ,. ..... !r""'""' ...;,u. ~ h'ffi"" -!~.......,~ ............. _,_ """"' It!•., ~~"'f': •I•Jt ·~ .......... etnn;<>..h ..._. , , •• ' " ............" .............\.1 ........... -.....w ·,.· 01' - ...... ..... ,.., ·""·-· ~.. --" ' ·"'"-· -"'- ~-"-· .••• !;!! """" ....., "'~ ~ •• , ""' ' 1 hand Wednesday and got an "Y~.~u!. --· .... 'e~ua 15u' Swepl ;JU.lle Shore}'me . 1·w.. . < UPJ'Brt•etS wuerchl•S ili•nt.. In SPRING SPECI·AL 1 , D prest•dent Of TCCA I DAILY SENTINEL .. .. Ebersbach Hardware POMEROY MEI~~GS~~·~~~~~~::~~ dng-repe!lenl, weighting lbeeom· lid down with a heavy rock nr ALTERAliONS . DRESSMAKING SEWING MACHINE REPAIR .• · ~--------------, ..,••.,._. .clam~ malllnl The Fabric Shop ••'" wn111round PHS FIDIS • • hes Thi • . rd m 4 way Meet at GallipoJiS :::I trlplt tlllll&hb tlleltllblllt)' ., lb Jet-smootller ride tile 1111- of 1 Ttutlo-Jtl VI . JOU 1:11n order up to 421 bp MWI mE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPAIW Of CINCIMNATI. OK*) Your Voice In Columbus NOW OPENI WELKER W.Main St. I STATE REPRESENTATIVE JUST ••• 27ft. Dutrlc\ A f:ll'lller-buslnessman.Jegilllator, Ralph grows, buys .wl proceue• poultry. : Keenly •ware of farm and rural problems, he was not ·· J..Yay,ecl from your interests at the last session of the le~ture. He will remain true at the next. Welker for &-presentative Committee, Fred W. Crow, Chainnan, Pomeroy, 0. Pd. Pot Adv. ,, • c ·. ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. W. MAIN STREET POMEROY . . . ' . . PHONE WY 2-2126 1.1; ' ·, ' • ., , , ,I , ' . ' ' ~< • l ' . •. ' $21J1 7.75 x 14 Tubeless 8.25 x 14 Tubeless $25.25 •Plus Tax and 2 Tires SPALDING GO.FLITE GOLF BALLS NO MONEY DOWNI FREE MOmmNII < ''NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE I eL1q1.'.id center eTouth White Cover liT Of I 111 lfllft. IIIGIIitll • No Qlllt Ill 11111 .. • ytg ltllllt '* h 4DDITIONAL SITS - •I,._. .. • SUI Umlll ,.t per . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . lllllt .. lllillllllllt lit . . . . . . "111................ I Sallcltt (U) IIIII Boooboro. LP · -"'llpppui (f.l). RR - . _ (lib). .... "AGM! ... , • I • .,. •' •. PHONI WY24101 '·"' f . .. ' ...•. ' ~~~ ' bwNEii> ~t: ·cDPERATED ..;_ YOU'tU1kE OUR ' ' •• ·i • .., ~ ... \ . '~ ... ll.rt• tnt. . Alltt11Nt fOifl • No • fot t~l ltltl,.. lift of tilt tr1MI • Atl N•w G:udrllr aN ......... . .illll dtftctt ltldl'~lhlp 1M 1111Nr'-lt ud IKIJ•I rOIIINtltdl, -.pt,_..lrdllt •lllttlllrll • Allto tlrn uud 13 tnw:lul111 no::tlldlf fnllat ,_. .._ 111rt1011 .r lilt pirUIII • If I Gaallt'lll' 1111 IIIII uniltr lttil ...,..11\M, .., ., .... 111M 10,000 lolldJtfJ ._'-" in th u~lltd Stltn •nd r......., will 1M• ...., tire ...., • otlllllll bud i1pth m.-...ln1.nd ~rur'• prlnhll • . . _ . . IIALLS---- '/,. • $23.23 .til-. a Gill Ill- l I I Loa Aq. . . 311 1111- 4 14 • rtacblr, liiP)illtl (3), Oilfo (S), Ulitb!oclo (I) ud Tam; AND AWAY IN f $23.111 14th). DRIVE THIU ''·You :JuST~DRIVI TH~~ •• :mrs '".YOU,"'' .! $18.10 GOODYEAR GOLFERS SPECW! Wf' Slt,a ••• ·~~- JY$$. NO MUSS, No , ., ' 7.75x!S 6.50 x 13 Tubeless I 91. LoulJ 000 000 GO!- I I I lloualoa 110 01)1 OOX- 3 1 G lfashbura, Slmmolol (I) IIIII llc:Carver; GIUIII (1-1) ud 81-. LP-Walbhln II~). A QEAN CAR I All Prices Phil Tax No Trade Needed 1/a OPf ON WHITEWALLS, TOO III@W)' (bl). Pomeroy,O. DEPOSIT '· REPUBLICAN CANDIDATI 0 Cine!. !00 140 011- 8 12 San Fran. 000 051 ~ 6 10 o Pappas, Nottebart (5), Bald· II ocbun (7), O..vldson (8) and Edward&; Perry Gibbon 15), Unzy II) and Haller, Bartoli (1). WP-BaldschUII 11·2). LPLinzy (0-1). IIR&-Browo (lat), U-DRIVE THRU VOTE for Ralph Welker $In U; Downing, Relllff f8), Qlllen lt8JI. City t Delrolt pd <.t), and Howlll'd. LP-Dol\1llng !\linn. at Bal•1 ppct' P :• (0.2) ., ., raiR · Calif. al Cleve., pdd., rain Nalloaal Lupe Chicago GIS 000 3110- I II PIIU. at Chicago, ppd., raio 100 200 001- 8 8 Boooton New York al PhDa.• pdd., rata HUDEPOHL ••• Beautiful tlllnlflllllef_l.._. 4-tJIIIIJIUCIIft- What you call it is.an Impala Super Sport EEP I X I RALPH All-Weather Buzhardt, Locker (6), HiggiRII By Ualted Pross IDieraalflmal 17) and Romano, McNerlney: Amrlwl Leapo Slephenson. Magrini 13), GriD\ Wash. 1100 000 ~ 1 3 0 (i), Santiago (7), Brandon (9) New York 000 000 ~ 0 S 0 and Ryan. WP-Locker (z.ll) . M<Cormlck (:1-0) and LP-Grllll (0-1). ·- Poroere7. OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY TIL 8 P.M. III Line Scores plaing to the owner - who may be breaking a city ordlhanee whenever be lets his dog roam I 1 fr~? - H. · OHIO \. . Kem· Tone, Sinaer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns .JWv 2·2284 115 W. SECOND • 25 three thnas and knocked acioss w.Davis. LA 13 38 1 !4 two ~s In lbe Reds' 11-6 slug. Torre. All 15 56 t; 1A) .357 I ~~~~~=:1~ fest victory over the SaB Fra• Stargl, Pitt 12 ~~ 1 16 II; cisco Giants. Pinson collecled a Allen, Phil 11. IZ 8 15 run-scortnc double In the first • Jones. NY 9 21 s 10 Inning and a triple lhat set up j Amorlcaa Loope an Insurance non In lbe ninlh The Gallla Aca~emy Hlgh Jackson bad lour first, during the wanD afternoon. School track l!()uad scored Its ...,.nds, one lhlrd;-tbree I< ~~· ~B! ~ft Sox IZ· &blnson WbUe While Pinson and the Cincin- J "I wanted lo do my best,'' first complete lrlumn~ :n three and three lllthl. Pomeroy was ~ :"!~aal ~~~CI~:I 9 37 5 16 Sox 10; )llcMullen, Senaiors 10; nali Reds were outlasting the Vorla said In a thoughtful way years on Memorial Field Wed.. forst twice, aecond twice, third Aroorlc Loa B Rb B 1 10 41 1 17 Conigliaro, Red So•; Scott, Red San Francist"O Gi.'nts, 3·6, ' 11 afterward. "There were seven nesday evening. !b: llmOI, fourth twice, and W. r"'Pcl. GB &boo~: C~l 12 46 11 19 .41.1 Sox; Cash, Tigers; all 9. Wednesday, Mays tagged the people here t. see me - my Coach Terry Hansley and filth six llm01. Kyler Creek Cleveland l.OOO Oliva Minn L1 .l7l hfa ball hard bul failed to get a 10 35 7 1 0 .. family and some next door Duke Burson's lbinchalcls, Ia captured three lblrdo ud lour Bal. i; Warn~r, Cal . Pile •. . safely. Then he sulferPd an 9 36 1 13 361 9 1 900 su .... neighbors." . 'a quadrangular meel, linlshed lourthJ. • · . limore · 8 25 0 9 .380 Natwaal Loope. Mancbal, upset stomach after the si'lh 112 1 1 Reds Face Marlcbal · wllh 10012 points. Jackson wu Blue Devll ftrsl pl11<1 wlnl Chlcar!o .7il0 Causey, KC 12 31 5 11 353 Olanta, Koulax, Dodgers,. Cuel- lnnmg and headed lor home The Reds were slated to lace second with 6112, Pomeroy wer., Mile run, B. Smitb, : Delroll t 4 .69Z I White, NY 10 35 ; 12 .343 lar, Astros: all ~; Craig. while a cake labeled "say hey Juan Marlcilui! (~) Ieday as third with 48, and Kyger Creek' High jump, Pete 6 l .515 4 Echbrn, Bal IZ 43 9 14 . Phlllles: . Knowles, Phllh•s: 512" got a lillie st:• 'er some 4 6 ·400 the Giants atlempt to pull oul fourth with 14 points. . · 5"; Discus, B. McCormick, Kaline, Del Perry, Goanls; all 2.0. place in the clubhouse. of a lbret!ogame losing streak. Last Blue DevD vicotory on 3"; Shot pul, B. M<Cormlck, Boooton S I .250 Home Rnao The scuttlebutt has it lhal ' Sammy Ellis (1.1) will be on lthe cinders came during tbe 39'-8¥4''; 180 low hurdles, S. Wosbmgton . 3 9 .!50 NaUoaal Leagae: Mays, Alnerkaa Le~JUt:_McDowell, Willie is anxious lo hit number t~~'~ mound -fer the Reds. ·~ 1963 campaign. GAHS squads Eisnaugle, 23:4: Pole vault, G. Kansas CJty 2 8 .200 7'h Giants 6· Alou Braves 5· lndJSns; McLam, Tigers ; both 512 as soon as possible and Jn the opener of the two-game finished second or third in all Howell, 10'-0"; Broad jump, P. New York 111 .154. t Torre, B~aves 5: Kranepooi, McNally, Orioles. Mcf'or- this end he reportedly series, the Reds, who had 11964 meets. The Gallians failed i Anderson, 18'-4l,2"; d80 yard _Wedoesday'l Resalta Met~ 4: Lefebvre, Dodgers 4. mick, Senators; Palmer. Or· ~- -- _ .... •'t f . . to \ to win a meel in eighl altempls run D Armstrong Z.097· and . Waohongton 2 New York 0 Amerlcau League: F. Robin, ioles : Locker, White Sox: Cl d 1 ~ 0 Compare it dropped el8'' 0 10 gomg m 1 ' ' · ' · ·' Chi go 8 Bo ton 6 oon, on·oles·, B. "·blnsoD, 1 Pizarro, White Sox: Tiant 'f:'Ve an th t t tsl ed th ast year. Mile relay 3:56. ca s n.v , I Springfielcl 0 ;j any wall es.1, ou udggl 1 e \ Top point maker of Wednes- Here's h~w they flnlsbed· Kan. City at Detroit, ppd., rain Orioles; Kaline, T~rs; OlivA, I Indians, all 2-0. GP1an1scodnesp1 e a gran sam or 1day,s meet. •· M' t B It pdd · _____ Wednesday's Rf"Suhs !(ou've ever_,_ ., 1 b W'll' M,r." nuwever, was Porn~ FJeld Evmtl mn. a a ., ., ram Twins; McMullen, senators; all ' ""A total osers ofy 'hits oe went ·~vey. , D ·s . • h G I Cl pd . AHL P d Rochester 6 Queb" 3 into eroy s on Wlsuer w o won SHOT PUT - McCormick < ) . a eve., P ., ram 4:. layoff Stan in~ l:;;;-.........,..i..-.-..-="": 22 lhe 100 yard dash, the Z20 yard Gibbs (P), Crow (P), Bush Thursday's Probable Pilebcrt Runs BaU•d Ia By United Pre" IDteruallonal II ~il;.in~: :h ;~~:S~1. 8~~t· dash and finished third in the (G) and Brown <G) 39'1f,". Kansas City at · Naj t :1ul League: Mays, <Semifinals, Best-of-Seven I Free Flor~d.a V.ac.ation 1 14 ~~:.!,3 aN!",'i,'' 1 ' ! 10 we • s, 180 yard low hurdles lo finish DISCUS - McCocmick (G), Talbot (0-Z) vs. Aguirre Giants 15; Flood, Cards 14; W. I.. 1 l- · with 15 points. Lee <G), Crow (P). Gibbs (P), California at Boyer, Mets: McCovey, Giant.s; Rochester 4 2 NotA ConM•tl \ LEATHER Tommy Harper scored whal Four Blue Devils rounded out Iand Gingerich (JI, 120'0". (nighi)-Cbance (H) vs. Aaron, Braves ; all 11. Quebec Z 4 Ev•ryont Can Gol j pro;;:'d e~h~ th: wo:n~g : ; the top five scorers of the j BROAD JUMP - Anderson (1·01. American League: B. RobiniSomtllnals, Besl-oi·Fiv<l Certifi<d Gat Station 1 111 W. 2nd St. ro.._, 10 e f 1 eTas meet: Pete Anderson had vic- . fG), Eisnaugle (G), Young IG) Minnesota at Baltimore 12, 11so:n~,~Or~io~le~s~l8~;-Y~a~s~tr~ze~m~sk~'·;._==iiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW;;_·~L;.·~·iii·iiiMI.iii:i:"n Street Pomero;.;y.iiiiOiii.1Jiiii::::::iiii:iiiii:i::::iii::::::::i::::::::iiiii 00 me rom thwrden ' . as ommy tories In lhe high jump and Gingerich (J) and Roush IP) lwi-nightl - Kaal II· I) and io' • Helms whacked mlo ." Ioree broad jump; Butch McCormick. 18'412''. ' ' Grant (1·1) v~ Bunker 11·1 out. Helms, • !ast-movmg r~ok· shot pul and discus; Bruce !UGH JUMP _ Anderson (Gl and McNally (z.ll). !e, just be~t the _throw to forst Smilh, firsl in the mile run and Gingerick tJ), Gilmore JG). Waahinglon at New Yorkby Hal Lanoerwhoch would hav• ,second in lhe 440 yard clssh; Brown (G), and Roush IP). ;•;" Duckworth (0-Z) vs. Peterson resulted in an mnmg-ending dou.- and Sam Eisnaugle, first in the POLE VAULT_ RoweD (G), (1·1) . I ble play. 180 yard low hurdles and sec- Gilmore (G) Blankenship <KC) Chicago al Boston - Lamabe Pinson'o Triple Ices II ond in the broad jump. Ander- Henry (J) a.:.. Woods (J); 10'. I~) vs. Stlgrnan (~) . Th1s gave the Reds a 7-6 edge son and McCormick each had Traek Evenlt Friday•1 Garne 1 anu Pinson cinched It In the 11z points and Smith and Eis· IO<J YARD DASH _ Swisher Baltimore at Detroit, nigh! ninth when he lnpled fer hos naugle each had 10. . <P), Shaffer (J), Henry <J), Chicago at Cleveland, night fourth hot and scored on a, sac· Galhpohs . also had ..,. se<- and Rumley (KC) tie, and Eng- Minn. at Washington, night 11foce fly by M•l Queen. ond place wms, four thords, four Ush (P) 10·7 (Only games scheduled) Clncinri&ll piled up a 6-0 lead fourtll and four filtb placet. Z20 YARD ·DASH _ SwishNail pa1 League er IPI, Sb8!1er (J), Neue (P), W. L Pet. GB Rumley (KC), and Yoq IG). Plltsburgb 9 ; .69Z ... '24.9. Atlanta 9 I .600 I 440 YARD DASH - Richards San Francisco 9 8 .600 1 (J), B. Smith tG), Henry (J), Los Angele1 9 6 .600 1 Doss (G), and !llicahell (P); Philadelphia 6 5 .540 ! :56.0. New York 4 I .400 3¥. 880 YARD RUN - Armstrong Sl. Louis 6 1 .46% 3 (G), Henry <J), Sutoa IKC), Houston 7 8 .467 3 Tabor (KCI 8lld Shaffer (J). Cincinnati 3 8 .%73 5 2:119.7. Chicago 3 9 .250 i¥. MILE RUN - B. Smitb IG), WedDescJay•o Besalll Henry (J), Saxton (KC), Thom- Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 1 N•~Jrioe as (KC), and Lee IP). 4:51. Housloll 3 Sl. Louis I, n;ght TWO MILE RUN - Prater Lo11 AJ18eles f AUanla 1, night Our Lowest Price Goodyear Nylon Till ON OUR HIGH-SPEED, mGH· IJ), Baker (GI, Mowery (P), PIIU., at Chicago, ppd., raiR Braad·New Goodyeor PERFORMANCE NYLON TW! Samples (G), aad DaVIdson IG). New York at Phlla., ppd., wet 10:41. 'l'lmsday's Probable Pllcben THI GOODYIWl 880 REl.A Y - Jackson (Plan- Pittsburgh at Chicago-Sisk cuff, R. Henry, Richards, and (H)) vs. Hancts 11·11. Tho Oaly Law-Prieod TiN wll1o Shaffer), Pomeroy, lid Galli· Sl Louis at Houston lnlghl)poiiS. 1:44.3. Bril01 (~) YS. Lalman (1-1). Extra-Mileage Tufoyll Rubber and JIIMJUM-QUAU'IT GOODYJ.U TlRI MILE RELAY - Galllpalll Atlaola al Los Angeles Exira· Stroa1 3-T Nylaa Cord. TilTED JOI 11U1 MU.a AT OVD. :Ill M.P.& I (Woodard, Doss, B. Smith and (nlght)-Biaslngame (1.0) vs. ! • Turupllce-Proved f11< Your IJriYfaa ldlty. Annatrong), Jackson 8lld Porn- Drysdale (0-2). • llxtrs...U.. 'hfop • Gives Extra Trtotiou Rain Of' Shme. 3 56 rubbetl ' eroy. · Cincinnati at San F~~:::11 120 IDG\1 HURDLES - Plan- (alghi)-EIIio fl.l) vs. • Fila Compacls, Medium ud llitl Cola •Bxhl..tllliiii-T cuff IJ), Brown (G) HoweU 11 (:1-0) · ayloa con! I (G), SargeAI (P), 8lld Stanley iOn)),' games scheduled I • Built to toke lri.obIPI. :17.8. Frlday'o Games 1peed driving raiD 180 LOW HURDLES - El.. l New York at Pittsburgh night or shine/ oaugle <G), Kilgour (J) Swish- Phlladelphia at Chicago ' er (P), Plancuff (J) and Hooston al Atlanta, nighl Walker (G ). :lU. Cincinnati at'-Ang., rug · hi I.AJll St. Louis at San FrM., . ' ~· ThundBrbOH " What you notice is ••• / IIIIIII t5 66 THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR. Premium draft brewed with Process 14-K. With Each 2·G aII on Purc h·as1r VANYLITE LATEX WALL PAINT . . -. .. Contesllll · I FREE PANANo RO:LLER ;:"0: Alou, Au H11ri., 5F . ' B.R.W. & ! _ nt p,.., . G. AB R. H. H. Pd. Flood, StL 13 5Z 1 22 :i2S Smith, StL 13 48 1 1Al .fl7 Morgn, Hou lli 11 t 2Z .400 Ccyo:o, ~:·:.· lC ::: Pinson, Cin 11 44 5 17 ...;..;.;...;;..;,;;.;_.;.~;;..;;..;;,;~~ 0\;Vl MaysCel$ ). ibJor Leocae i.elden II)' Ualled Preta ~aPoul (Baled .. Z5 al ball) NaUonal Loopo ... ... -----· Swisher Too Scorer auw, cu IVW- lUI .. UP NOW WITH OUR TIMELY··· } LEADERS Reds Win, Face Marichal Today I iet 'n }' Hf"LEN H . r 0. ,. ,I ' ;,..,. '~ . �' " I Us!l!. I IE~ 1 I DIVORCE GR!N'I'Ell VJSrrs IN MIDDLEPORT HITS TREE. D .. Maxine Dugan has been grant. 19881 .. u • ...,,.,..,.,~!'"'''l'F'"'""'".J'.'"""'I. Mrs. 0 . Mclutyre of Gal· , SPRINGFIELD, Ohio ed a divor;e from. l.arry Dul~: 0 _l)tuj Sentl~<;.l;_l'_oll\~rOY·~~~Iepurt, :•. Apr __ , ___ E~P· ~ LIMA Peru (UPil -Rescaellipolls and New York Coty, l . Ollie D Ncu 67 was kolled I in Meigs County Common p ptQCs 'teday s•ghfed tbe spent Weduesrlay .evening bl'·l - 00 esd · nis'h~ ~hen his C01.•rl 011 grounds of grn!iB ~~ w~bge of • Peruvian att. MktdlepOl with her cousin, w II ay t I and llect Hlld ext.rcnle (•ruelty. e llller allbo Jlolloop •• Cbllcl lolra.: Walter Athey, brlnlng h~r i c•r went out of ~~~·~·orne a' plaintiff was awarded cu•todJ ·~ C.ayoo ill the Andes. The a bouquet of dogwood and Vl0·1struck a tree ncar \of 8 minor child. by Hel.el'! Bottel big Conslellalton dltiappeared lets from her all-white gorden. mile east ol _here . . .. - · ··- lv . tale Wedoesday )'ilh 19 per· ---·- -- ···- · · .... ----~-.A! ll'{GTON, Del. (UP!)- After 12 hours of l'fI e YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! cbantmg, •~-' •--ludl \ , ~ '1:?meame;smenall started over!" I doubt 1 .111 •~-. ,... ng 11ve Ill' Btitlsh v , a 17·year·old brunette popped Tbls column IS for young)'.....G.......... ~nlrl have been Aroerleaao. . t~·-~~~IPI 1J"\Uic~of'HMS Walrus Wednesday and askea pie, the problems!. anod f. ~·e~ ;~;;~~~i.)g, especially to the _,!':';.,II·I ~:•d·~·u ;.b-~ 8':; ,:, t t the sub- ures, their troub ~ aQ u·· · · ttf was their un;J"a ••• ... .!m! s. e · '\ c;,';''. anted~~ off. Icouldn'l do it legally, so I had to witb lhe rest of Helen Help Semors .""~d• '~ouldn'l dn lbere wia ae t\811 ol survlv5' r, :b McVay 8 Baltimore do It illegally.'' Us! lt welcomes laughs but last gam._. • or1. Ta, Amefit:Mi vktlrni !:/ te . ag:;,a lold ~fflcers of the \ She said her fatherihe~ ~· wob'l dodge a serious question tb~\ave come to lbe conclu· cla~;l!le pla~e'a. pl!ol., Cap~ I eward bound submarme ,E. McVay, wasGwl~ Britain. with a brusl>off. slon thai adults aren't sa great. WIIUam 'tnOI>ol Miami, ,a~ f l@le stowed away because, "I :Air Force m rea "1 Ilk. Send your teen-age questions • ve they've got, Jell· lllrOfl ·lJ. .' ~~~'1!0 Co!P• •. -' : -.ta&d to 10 lo England. ! •Besides, ·~. said, ' 1to YOUTH ASKED FO~ IT, ~m~e~;\ow rotten they are anleera: Gerald P. Flynn, of • English boys. bo t ' care of Helen Help US . tbos ,I g h time' But they do have zm Eas\. &~',ke, Seal~.•· The 1,600-ton sub was a u newspaper. all t e heir ima e of being Wasb., Paul L. Bond, of 3~'03 ~1'0 ICe alf0 four hours at sea when B"arbara DON'T JUDGE ALL to keep upd!n'l thei- PEEV· Parkwood, Joat•bol'o, Ark., : emerged from a conmn~ tower BY A FEW ·~preme, . I and Tro~ M. 1\080, of 23101 :compartmenl, !eelln~ groggy Dear Helen: ED p ' ed· West JeHerHI, Boloe. IdahO. 1 ~ve· from carbon monoxtde fumes. I was at a basketball game I Dear eev . .. ' ' r i j .The Walrus turned back and recently which was a d1sgrace 1 "Don't JUdge all by a few, &:'W.Fi',~v,1~J'MJ1W~ .~~ •eU left her aboard a boat whoch lo all adulls. Towards lhe end li• the teen !heme song. ArenJ met lhe ship aooul 15 motes of lhe game lhe olher 1eam you guotty or lhe same thong 1 t ~ from here. Iwas winning by ten points and I"All" adults aren't rude and ; ~OE, Mich. !UPI) Had she remained in the , \:">~<,~. \ c•·ude, any more than all teens Continued From Page 1 J!ot&f and civil defense valun- 1tower she would have drowned 5:~~T:~f:llh>rtftJ, ~ · that ~ 1are ).d.'s. 1t only seems ~ri~ay patrolled sections of when the Walrus submerged. coLUMBUS tUPll - Tilt way 1o observers because the under a ll4!,500be~ontra~ city' tlo• r~1te Erie shoreline where Conlroveny over Oblo SIDle do-righters seldom get noticed. The contrac~ ween .gned gale-whipped waves kept Unlvenlly's school of journal· - H. ~~ thed twoT~~~d7: ~ill be $ ..iootimated 3,000 persons om coaUIIUod to rage today ' Desr Helen: . nes ay. h with ttod;;:ilbelr homes. as a Pulll!er-prlze winning i•· l Girls often complain thai m the shape of a horseskl~ the • Wiih continued forecasts ror structor lasbed out at the 1 when boys go out on dates watb the. op~n end overloo g ~mjle-an-bour winds. authorl· new dlrtctor and a special I them, especially when we ar~ OhiO Rover. Ues''f!leld then was htlle C'hfl 11 ~e fatuity commission urged tbe Itclt.ing them hom~. we _don t -.-the flood wators would recede unlverslly presldeal to leave show much affect•?"· I fmally Just a Trtck quickly. I the student aewspapcr alone. asked the gorl I like to go lo WASIDNGTON - ANGRY' · A· 100-mile stretch of the , 1 B Harkey journalism the movies wtth me and fte . . d tod that shore from Sandusky. Ohio, to Mr. Eldon Wuerch_of Galllpo- Ins~~ cbarg~ that the ace':'pled. I am puzzled about Rep~bllcans charg~ lana~ sell the southern edge of the Detroit lis was elected prestdent of ~e I ' ed director William how she expects me to act. I Prestdent J~on s P t;s rbettOpolitan area was \ratte~d Tri ~ County. Conc:rt AssocJa· ~e"J.:•;;. of lbe University planned to kiss her good-ni~ht off some~~ t g~~er:~ uwith 12-foot waves Tuesd~y tion Wedneso.a; mght at .the oi Nebraska, was ''tempera- but I am afr~id she wou!d thmk loa.ns ~as ~ke~ad gto ad!it ni•ht . and early Wednesday m llome of Dr: and Mrs. 0se1lr 1811 unlit" lo direct the this is too httle. I don t wanl latoon. bB~t ~d reduce the What was said to be the worst Clarke, Galhpohs, by . the As- men Y f urnallsm. to lose out with her. What ts he pro a Y c 't Lake Erie storm in the area sociation's board of duectors. OSU sl~~ol o ]lo nal outburst the normal showing of al'fec- federal budget by :lng fl . the since 1952 Mr. Wuerch succeeds Mrs. "Ha s emo o h d tion between a teen-age girl Nine GOP mem rs o . Th ~ Cross set up Oscar Clarke whose resigna· of last week, when he la£1 e ] nd boy? CITGO KID House Banking Committee, 1D a evac:ation centers in high tion was ac~ptcd with regret. out at the troops Immediate- ~ear Cii:report on Jobmion's proposal chools Wednesday and hun- Mrs. Esther Clark of Middle· ly upoa helng awarded hls A good rule on almost every· for a "pool" of government ~eds of volunte~rs helped port, who has s't!rved on the swagger stick by OSU Prest· thing is: "When in doubt loans, said the Pre.stdent could remove and resettle strand~d board many years, resigned dent Novice G. Fawcett, pro- -don't!" Your girl wm like reduce the $112.8 billion budget famtlles. · Army and Navy from the organizalion. vlded proof lhal he Is tem- you belter if you make her wail for tbe coming fiscal ye~ '*rsonnel also were called in. New members named to the peramentaUy unftl to dlml a while for that good-night kiss. possibly below $100 bllh~, tb directorate were Mr. and Mrs. anything so Important as H. selling eno~gb sl_lareS m e 'M S . h H Ralph crump of Pt. Pleasant, scllool of Ibis Unlverslly, PERSONAL TO "FRIEND poot to pnvale mvestors. . rs. md ~tess and Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Harkey said in an interview . A RAT-::'INK": Don't expect llfntronl Schmidt of Gallipolis. In lbe Oblo Stale Lantera. honor from a partner in PTA TO MEET )trs. Smith 1 U Soc: Sent - eld Plans were mad~ to reorgan- IIP'~"%ii'f¥~:'1!~~~®:741KT>W:'.l't . "crime." When the heat Is on, The Southern Local elemenMrs. Harry P. Smtih was hos· lze the board o! doreclors. and · · he'll come clean about your lary 7 • 8tb grade PI'A wUl tess when lhe Past Matrons of several potential members were Junior Society dirty work _ and tben you'll meet Monday, May Z, at the Pinneroy Chapter OES mel discussed. Th• association is 11-1 IS t Parsonage bolh learn it's a lot easier to school. Mrs. June. Lee, guod· Tuesday evening at the Masonic interested in new members ee ~ in of the Jun· tell the truth. _ H. ' ance counselor, will show a Temple. Mrs. Harlwell Curd, from Middleport, Mason and The Apnl lflee~cfet of the OF SHOES AND DOGS mm on lbe role o! councilors pi-esident. presided. Devotions New Haven. lor Mtssto~ryF YMethodist Dear Belen: in the secondary school and taken !rom PSBirn ~1 W<>re hy The group considered several Laurel Ch h 1~~ llowing sun- 1 love my molher dearly, but Cpl. John Francis, of lbe Gal· ~s. Dale Smith who also .~ead persons for th~ position .of Church hw~s s:nd'a 0 morning in she doesn't love dogs, and I do lipolls Po.st of tlle Ohio State a! noem, "Praying Hands. membership chaorman, and dos· day Sc 00ti _ I'm going to he a vel Our Patrol, will talk on safety. 00~ of the par- own 'Games were played under the cussed obtaining a better piano the recrea 00 r dog _ okay. But there's a direction o! Mrs. James Souls· for concerls. sonage. . ned the poor big bony "Scrawngy," TO REGISTER bt and prizes awarded to Mrs. An early.-meeltng Is being Gf'!UP Dslngmt_gnsopewere led by sa~•ed 'Jop-talled do• that Mr Clarence Thompson, ·Mid· ' . M N1 _,_ ·o. ·· meetmg evooo ~, ' • · J ~ W. McMurray, rs. oan planneo-wim a representative . J · onmore who Rave upsets our garbage can. She dle)lort Superintendent o1 Swackhamer, Mrs. Thomas of the New York office of Mrs. arne,• tb 'tudy book lhrows old shoes and bricks at Schools has announced thai '" Mr E J Tracy Mrs . C rt a chapter rom e s . • . K' 1 Jfi 1RR 1 s. · · · · Commumty once s. J•Four Sons of China." Plans him. Fortunately she mtsse.s, registration for Mtddleport LD· Alom.o Custer and Mrs. Glenn f a missionary but maybe someday she Won t. dergarten classes for the 196G· D\11 Refreshments w.re serv· Veterans Memorial Hospllal ~a~! ;~wn at the May Please take sides witb the 67 term will be held In Central rd to the above and Mrs. C. F. Admlsolons - Ina Upton, · 1 An offering was taken poor animals, and me. They hoilding, May z, 3, and 4, from Hostess for lhe RFD, Reed!!ville; Ruth Roof-To schools In Hong were made by the same kind 9 a. m. to 11,30 a.m. and from { T9mpk!ns.. May meetmg will be Mrs. AI· •Shade; Carrie Osborne, P Hand that made all living IZ:JO p. m. 1o 3 p. m. Children fred Crow. _ _ _ ville: Freda Lyons, Mason; Al~nding were Darlene lllich· creatures. and have •• much must be 5 years old by October MAIN STREET . Dorothy Cashdollar, 1 v· ki Ricky Sherri and right 1o Jove as any of us. How 31 to be eligible to allend lbe IN MEMORIAM ville; Kenneth Matson, Rutland; ;~ • ~l~k, Kafuy and Darla con 1 make my Mother tbink .::l•·iss~es~.~==--=-==~l.,.,.,.,""'""""""""""""'""'"""....,,..-....,.,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ir'~ Nota R•lchle, Tuppers Plams. Gil7,YLinda and Martha Baker, so? - SAD ANIMAL LOVER -~ . Dlstharges - Lydoa Eblin Becky Wright Kar- Dear Sad: . HAZEL CLELAND bach. Robert Soothern, Soulsb Rodney Bail•y, Honey, If yoor mother's aim , . Runnel, Velma Slobart, Robert anf' Dennl• Gilmore, is !Ike most females she'll nev- • : APRIL 28, 1965 Dye, Larry Collms. and Keith Klein and er connect with Rover - eve~ U Diana Lewis and leaders, 1\lrs. she reall~ wanted to, whocb Gilmore and Mrs. Ernest Pow- she doesn t. . u I'll take your 8lde on one con• I' • e · clition: tbal you trot out and clean up lbe garbage each I I Ume the sad-eyed mutt cernes - __ DEVOTED TO INTEREST OP ealllng. I dowiiiiOIIIIIINII One MASON AREA P. S. Has your molber tried • FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS '· , . . · · · . 2H II 211, N . B •tt.sh avy' ours ID fl · · 'u·'g' h r,..r BaltlDl•ore La.' ss O ·u· s tUPl) p ', · __j S.IN JI'RANCISCO (UPI) - al tbe expense of Gaylord Perry 'It waa McCovoy'a first bome went to rel1el aee Jl'rank Linzy. 11 ';.• pity Vada Plnoon's friends during the first five innings bul run of the ...... omci !IOJrtb WUlie Maya, needine jUII 0110 alld relatives can't watch hlm McCovey bro"8hllhe Giants to baa...loaded clout ci Ids caner. more homer to oel a National pl•y l>aseball all the time. , life wllb Ids grand..larnmer In Jack BaldschUJI came GUI of Iague mark of liZ, wenl bi~ A delegati.. !rom tbe fleeljlbelr ball of lhe fifth aller rook- lhe game wllb the vlcl8ry es leBI in lour lrlpt, then beaded Cincinnati outfielder'• llome- ie 0111• Brown ope.ned tbe the lhlrcl of lour Cincinnati ftr home llllhe end of the'lllth • ... v •., -~ ...... ~ ...... no~ ................ ,. ..... !r""'""' ...;,u. ~ h'ffi"" -!~.......,~ ............. _,_ """"' It!•., ~~"'f': •I•Jt ·~ .......... etnn;<>..h ..._. , , •• ' " ............" .............\.1 ........... -.....w ·,.· 01' - ...... ..... ,.., ·""·-· ~.. --" ' ·"'"-· -"'- ~-"-· .••• !;!! """" ....., "'~ ~ •• , ""' ' 1 hand Wednesday and got an "Y~.~u!. --· .... 'e~ua 15u' Swepl ;JU.lle Shore}'me . 1·w.. . < UPJ'Brt•etS wuerchl•S ili•nt.. In SPRING SPECI·AL 1 , D prest•dent Of TCCA I DAILY SENTINEL .. .. Ebersbach Hardware POMEROY MEI~~GS~~·~~~~~~::~~ dng-repe!lenl, weighting lbeeom· lid down with a heavy rock nr ALTERAliONS . DRESSMAKING SEWING MACHINE REPAIR .• · ~--------------, ..,••.,._. .clam~ malllnl The Fabric Shop ••'" wn111round PHS FIDIS • • hes Thi • . rd m 4 way Meet at GallipoJiS :::I trlplt tlllll&hb tlleltllblllt)' ., lb Jet-smootller ride tile 1111- of 1 Ttutlo-Jtl VI . JOU 1:11n order up to 421 bp MWI mE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPAIW Of CINCIMNATI. OK*) Your Voice In Columbus NOW OPENI WELKER W.Main St. I STATE REPRESENTATIVE JUST ••• 27ft. Dutrlc\ A f:ll'lller-buslnessman.Jegilllator, Ralph grows, buys .wl proceue• poultry. : Keenly •ware of farm and rural problems, he was not ·· J..Yay,ecl from your interests at the last session of the le~ture. He will remain true at the next. Welker for &-presentative Committee, Fred W. Crow, Chainnan, Pomeroy, 0. Pd. Pot Adv. ,, • c ·. ' POMEROY MOTOR CO. W. MAIN STREET POMEROY . . . ' . . PHONE WY 2-2126 1.1; ' ·, ' • ., , , ,I , ' . ' ' ~< • l ' . •. ' $21J1 7.75 x 14 Tubeless 8.25 x 14 Tubeless $25.25 •Plus Tax and 2 Tires SPALDING GO.FLITE GOLF BALLS NO MONEY DOWNI FREE MOmmNII < ''NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE I eL1q1.'.id center eTouth White Cover liT Of I 111 lfllft. IIIGIIitll • No Qlllt Ill 11111 .. • ytg ltllllt '* h 4DDITIONAL SITS - •I,._. .. • SUI Umlll ,.t per . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . lllllt .. lllillllllllt lit . . . . . . "111................ I Sallcltt (U) IIIII Boooboro. LP · -"'llpppui (f.l). RR - . _ (lib). .... "AGM! ... , • I • .,. •' •. PHONI WY24101 '·"' f . .. ' ...•. ' ~~~ ' bwNEii> ~t: ·cDPERATED ..;_ YOU'tU1kE OUR ' ' •• ·i • .., ~ ... \ . '~ ... ll.rt• tnt. . Alltt11Nt fOifl • No • fot t~l ltltl,.. lift of tilt tr1MI • Atl N•w G:udrllr aN ......... . .illll dtftctt ltldl'~lhlp 1M 1111Nr'-lt ud IKIJ•I rOIIINtltdl, -.pt,_..lrdllt •lllttlllrll • Allto tlrn uud 13 tnw:lul111 no::tlldlf fnllat ,_. .._ 111rt1011 .r lilt pirUIII • If I Gaallt'lll' 1111 IIIII uniltr lttil ...,..11\M, .., ., .... 111M 10,000 lolldJtfJ ._'-" in th u~lltd Stltn •nd r......., will 1M• ...., tire ...., • otlllllll bud i1pth m.-...ln1.nd ~rur'• prlnhll • . . _ . . IIALLS---- '/,. • $23.23 .til-. a Gill Ill- l I I Loa Aq. . . 311 1111- 4 14 • rtacblr, liiP)illtl (3), Oilfo (S), Ulitb!oclo (I) ud Tam; AND AWAY IN f $23.111 14th). DRIVE THIU ''·You :JuST~DRIVI TH~~ •• :mrs '".YOU,"'' .! $18.10 GOODYEAR GOLFERS SPECW! Wf' Slt,a ••• ·~~- JY$$. NO MUSS, No , ., ' 7.75x!S 6.50 x 13 Tubeless I 91. LoulJ 000 000 GO!- I I I lloualoa 110 01)1 OOX- 3 1 G lfashbura, Slmmolol (I) IIIII llc:Carver; GIUIII (1-1) ud 81-. LP-Walbhln II~). A QEAN CAR I All Prices Phil Tax No Trade Needed 1/a OPf ON WHITEWALLS, TOO III@W)' (bl). Pomeroy,O. DEPOSIT '· REPUBLICAN CANDIDATI 0 Cine!. !00 140 011- 8 12 San Fran. 000 051 ~ 6 10 o Pappas, Nottebart (5), Bald· II ocbun (7), O..vldson (8) and Edward&; Perry Gibbon 15), Unzy II) and Haller, Bartoli (1). WP-BaldschUII 11·2). LPLinzy (0-1). IIR&-Browo (lat), U-DRIVE THRU VOTE for Ralph Welker $In U; Downing, Relllff f8), Qlllen lt8JI. City t Delrolt pd <.t), and Howlll'd. LP-Dol\1llng !\linn. at Bal•1 ppct' P :• (0.2) ., ., raiR · Calif. al Cleve., pdd., rain Nalloaal Lupe Chicago GIS 000 3110- I II PIIU. at Chicago, ppd., raio 100 200 001- 8 8 Boooton New York al PhDa.• pdd., rata HUDEPOHL ••• Beautiful tlllnlflllllef_l.._. 4-tJIIIIJIUCIIft- What you call it is.an Impala Super Sport EEP I X I RALPH All-Weather Buzhardt, Locker (6), HiggiRII By Ualted Pross IDieraalflmal 17) and Romano, McNerlney: Amrlwl Leapo Slephenson. Magrini 13), GriD\ Wash. 1100 000 ~ 1 3 0 (i), Santiago (7), Brandon (9) New York 000 000 ~ 0 S 0 and Ryan. WP-Locker (z.ll) . M<Cormlck (:1-0) and LP-Grllll (0-1). ·- Poroere7. OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY TIL 8 P.M. III Line Scores plaing to the owner - who may be breaking a city ordlhanee whenever be lets his dog roam I 1 fr~? - H. · OHIO \. . Kem· Tone, Sinaer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns .JWv 2·2284 115 W. SECOND • 25 three thnas and knocked acioss w.Davis. LA 13 38 1 !4 two ~s In lbe Reds' 11-6 slug. Torre. All 15 56 t; 1A) .357 I ~~~~~=:1~ fest victory over the SaB Fra• Stargl, Pitt 12 ~~ 1 16 II; cisco Giants. Pinson collecled a Allen, Phil 11. IZ 8 15 run-scortnc double In the first • Jones. NY 9 21 s 10 Inning and a triple lhat set up j Amorlcaa Loope an Insurance non In lbe ninlh The Gallla Aca~emy Hlgh Jackson bad lour first, during the wanD afternoon. School track l!()uad scored Its ...,.nds, one lhlrd;-tbree I< ~~· ~B! ~ft Sox IZ· &blnson WbUe While Pinson and the Cincin- J "I wanted lo do my best,'' first complete lrlumn~ :n three and three lllthl. Pomeroy was ~ :"!~aal ~~~CI~:I 9 37 5 16 Sox 10; )llcMullen, Senaiors 10; nali Reds were outlasting the Vorla said In a thoughtful way years on Memorial Field Wed.. forst twice, aecond twice, third Aroorlc Loa B Rb B 1 10 41 1 17 Conigliaro, Red So•; Scott, Red San Francist"O Gi.'nts, 3·6, ' 11 afterward. "There were seven nesday evening. !b: llmOI, fourth twice, and W. r"'Pcl. GB &boo~: C~l 12 46 11 19 .41.1 Sox; Cash, Tigers; all 9. Wednesday, Mays tagged the people here t. see me - my Coach Terry Hansley and filth six llm01. Kyler Creek Cleveland l.OOO Oliva Minn L1 .l7l hfa ball hard bul failed to get a 10 35 7 1 0 .. family and some next door Duke Burson's lbinchalcls, Ia captured three lblrdo ud lour Bal. i; Warn~r, Cal . Pile •. . safely. Then he sulferPd an 9 36 1 13 361 9 1 900 su .... neighbors." . 'a quadrangular meel, linlshed lourthJ. • · . limore · 8 25 0 9 .380 Natwaal Loope. Mancbal, upset stomach after the si'lh 112 1 1 Reds Face Marlcbal · wllh 10012 points. Jackson wu Blue Devll ftrsl pl11<1 wlnl Chlcar!o .7il0 Causey, KC 12 31 5 11 353 Olanta, Koulax, Dodgers,. Cuel- lnnmg and headed lor home The Reds were slated to lace second with 6112, Pomeroy wer., Mile run, B. Smitb, : Delroll t 4 .69Z I White, NY 10 35 ; 12 .343 lar, Astros: all ~; Craig. while a cake labeled "say hey Juan Marlcilui! (~) Ieday as third with 48, and Kyger Creek' High jump, Pete 6 l .515 4 Echbrn, Bal IZ 43 9 14 . Phlllles: . Knowles, Phllh•s: 512" got a lillie st:• 'er some 4 6 ·400 the Giants atlempt to pull oul fourth with 14 points. . · 5"; Discus, B. McCormick, Kaline, Del Perry, Goanls; all 2.0. place in the clubhouse. of a lbret!ogame losing streak. Last Blue DevD vicotory on 3"; Shot pul, B. M<Cormlck, Boooton S I .250 Home Rnao The scuttlebutt has it lhal ' Sammy Ellis (1.1) will be on lthe cinders came during tbe 39'-8¥4''; 180 low hurdles, S. Wosbmgton . 3 9 .!50 NaUoaal Leagae: Mays, Alnerkaa Le~JUt:_McDowell, Willie is anxious lo hit number t~~'~ mound -fer the Reds. ·~ 1963 campaign. GAHS squads Eisnaugle, 23:4: Pole vault, G. Kansas CJty 2 8 .200 7'h Giants 6· Alou Braves 5· lndJSns; McLam, Tigers ; both 512 as soon as possible and Jn the opener of the two-game finished second or third in all Howell, 10'-0"; Broad jump, P. New York 111 .154. t Torre, B~aves 5: Kranepooi, McNally, Orioles. Mcf'or- this end he reportedly series, the Reds, who had 11964 meets. The Gallians failed i Anderson, 18'-4l,2"; d80 yard _Wedoesday'l Resalta Met~ 4: Lefebvre, Dodgers 4. mick, Senators; Palmer. Or· ~- -- _ .... •'t f . . to \ to win a meel in eighl altempls run D Armstrong Z.097· and . Waohongton 2 New York 0 Amerlcau League: F. Robin, ioles : Locker, White Sox: Cl d 1 ~ 0 Compare it dropped el8'' 0 10 gomg m 1 ' ' · ' · ·' Chi go 8 Bo ton 6 oon, on·oles·, B. "·blnsoD, 1 Pizarro, White Sox: Tiant 'f:'Ve an th t t tsl ed th ast year. Mile relay 3:56. ca s n.v , I Springfielcl 0 ;j any wall es.1, ou udggl 1 e \ Top point maker of Wednes- Here's h~w they flnlsbed· Kan. City at Detroit, ppd., rain Orioles; Kaline, T~rs; OlivA, I Indians, all 2-0. GP1an1scodnesp1 e a gran sam or 1day,s meet. •· M' t B It pdd · _____ Wednesday's Rf"Suhs !(ou've ever_,_ ., 1 b W'll' M,r." nuwever, was Porn~ FJeld Evmtl mn. a a ., ., ram Twins; McMullen, senators; all ' ""A total osers ofy 'hits oe went ·~vey. , D ·s . • h G I Cl pd . AHL P d Rochester 6 Queb" 3 into eroy s on Wlsuer w o won SHOT PUT - McCormick < ) . a eve., P ., ram 4:. layoff Stan in~ l:;;;-.........,..i..-.-..-="": 22 lhe 100 yard dash, the Z20 yard Gibbs (P), Crow (P), Bush Thursday's Probable Pilebcrt Runs BaU•d Ia By United Pre" IDteruallonal II ~il;.in~: :h ;~~:S~1. 8~~t· dash and finished third in the (G) and Brown <G) 39'1f,". Kansas City at · Naj t :1ul League: Mays, <Semifinals, Best-of-Seven I Free Flor~d.a V.ac.ation 1 14 ~~:.!,3 aN!",'i,'' 1 ' ! 10 we • s, 180 yard low hurdles lo finish DISCUS - McCocmick (G), Talbot (0-Z) vs. Aguirre Giants 15; Flood, Cards 14; W. I.. 1 l- · with 15 points. Lee <G), Crow (P). Gibbs (P), California at Boyer, Mets: McCovey, Giant.s; Rochester 4 2 NotA ConM•tl \ LEATHER Tommy Harper scored whal Four Blue Devils rounded out Iand Gingerich (JI, 120'0". (nighi)-Cbance (H) vs. Aaron, Braves ; all 11. Quebec Z 4 Ev•ryont Can Gol j pro;;:'d e~h~ th: wo:n~g : ; the top five scorers of the j BROAD JUMP - Anderson (1·01. American League: B. RobiniSomtllnals, Besl-oi·Fiv<l Certifi<d Gat Station 1 111 W. 2nd St. ro.._, 10 e f 1 eTas meet: Pete Anderson had vic- . fG), Eisnaugle (G), Young IG) Minnesota at Baltimore 12, 11so:n~,~Or~io~le~s~l8~;-Y~a~s~tr~ze~m~sk~'·;._==iiiiii--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW;;_·~L;.·~·iii·iiiMI.iii:i:"n Street Pomero;.;y.iiiiOiii.1Jiiii::::::iiii:iiiii:i::::iii::::::::i::::::::iiiii 00 me rom thwrden ' . as ommy tories In lhe high jump and Gingerich (J) and Roush IP) lwi-nightl - Kaal II· I) and io' • Helms whacked mlo ." Ioree broad jump; Butch McCormick. 18'412''. ' ' Grant (1·1) v~ Bunker 11·1 out. Helms, • !ast-movmg r~ok· shot pul and discus; Bruce !UGH JUMP _ Anderson (Gl and McNally (z.ll). !e, just be~t the _throw to forst Smilh, firsl in the mile run and Gingerick tJ), Gilmore JG). Waahinglon at New Yorkby Hal Lanoerwhoch would hav• ,second in lhe 440 yard clssh; Brown (G), and Roush IP). ;•;" Duckworth (0-Z) vs. Peterson resulted in an mnmg-ending dou.- and Sam Eisnaugle, first in the POLE VAULT_ RoweD (G), (1·1) . I ble play. 180 yard low hurdles and sec- Gilmore (G) Blankenship <KC) Chicago al Boston - Lamabe Pinson'o Triple Ices II ond in the broad jump. Ander- Henry (J) a.:.. Woods (J); 10'. I~) vs. Stlgrnan (~) . Th1s gave the Reds a 7-6 edge son and McCormick each had Traek Evenlt Friday•1 Garne 1 anu Pinson cinched It In the 11z points and Smith and Eis· IO<J YARD DASH _ Swisher Baltimore at Detroit, nigh! ninth when he lnpled fer hos naugle each had 10. . <P), Shaffer (J), Henry <J), Chicago at Cleveland, night fourth hot and scored on a, sac· Galhpohs . also had ..,. se<- and Rumley (KC) tie, and Eng- Minn. at Washington, night 11foce fly by M•l Queen. ond place wms, four thords, four Ush (P) 10·7 (Only games scheduled) Clncinri&ll piled up a 6-0 lead fourtll and four filtb placet. Z20 YARD ·DASH _ SwishNail pa1 League er IPI, Sb8!1er (J), Neue (P), W. L Pet. GB Rumley (KC), and Yoq IG). Plltsburgb 9 ; .69Z ... '24.9. Atlanta 9 I .600 I 440 YARD DASH - Richards San Francisco 9 8 .600 1 (J), B. Smith tG), Henry (J), Los Angele1 9 6 .600 1 Doss (G), and !llicahell (P); Philadelphia 6 5 .540 ! :56.0. New York 4 I .400 3¥. 880 YARD RUN - Armstrong Sl. Louis 6 1 .46% 3 (G), Henry <J), Sutoa IKC), Houston 7 8 .467 3 Tabor (KCI 8lld Shaffer (J). Cincinnati 3 8 .%73 5 2:119.7. Chicago 3 9 .250 i¥. MILE RUN - B. Smitb IG), WedDescJay•o Besalll Henry (J), Saxton (KC), Thom- Cincinnati 8 San Francisco 1 N•~Jrioe as (KC), and Lee IP). 4:51. Housloll 3 Sl. Louis I, n;ght TWO MILE RUN - Prater Lo11 AJ18eles f AUanla 1, night Our Lowest Price Goodyear Nylon Till ON OUR HIGH-SPEED, mGH· IJ), Baker (GI, Mowery (P), PIIU., at Chicago, ppd., raiR Braad·New Goodyeor PERFORMANCE NYLON TW! Samples (G), aad DaVIdson IG). New York at Phlla., ppd., wet 10:41. 'l'lmsday's Probable Pllcben THI GOODYIWl 880 REl.A Y - Jackson (Plan- Pittsburgh at Chicago-Sisk cuff, R. Henry, Richards, and (H)) vs. Hancts 11·11. Tho Oaly Law-Prieod TiN wll1o Shaffer), Pomeroy, lid Galli· Sl Louis at Houston lnlghl)poiiS. 1:44.3. Bril01 (~) YS. Lalman (1-1). Extra-Mileage Tufoyll Rubber and JIIMJUM-QUAU'IT GOODYJ.U TlRI MILE RELAY - Galllpalll Atlaola al Los Angeles Exira· Stroa1 3-T Nylaa Cord. TilTED JOI 11U1 MU.a AT OVD. :Ill M.P.& I (Woodard, Doss, B. Smith and (nlght)-Biaslngame (1.0) vs. ! • Turupllce-Proved f11< Your IJriYfaa ldlty. Annatrong), Jackson 8lld Porn- Drysdale (0-2). • llxtrs...U.. 'hfop • Gives Extra Trtotiou Rain Of' Shme. 3 56 rubbetl ' eroy. · Cincinnati at San F~~:::11 120 IDG\1 HURDLES - Plan- (alghi)-EIIio fl.l) vs. • Fila Compacls, Medium ud llitl Cola •Bxhl..tllliiii-T cuff IJ), Brown (G) HoweU 11 (:1-0) · ayloa con! I (G), SargeAI (P), 8lld Stanley iOn)),' games scheduled I • Built to toke lri.obIPI. :17.8. Frlday'o Games 1peed driving raiD 180 LOW HURDLES - El.. l New York at Pittsburgh night or shine/ oaugle <G), Kilgour (J) Swish- Phlladelphia at Chicago ' er (P), Plancuff (J) and Hooston al Atlanta, nighl Walker (G ). :lU. Cincinnati at'-Ang., rug · hi I.AJll St. Louis at San FrM., . ' ~· ThundBrbOH " What you notice is ••• / IIIIIII t5 66 THE HUDEPOHL FLAVOR IS BEAUTIFUL FLAVOR. Premium draft brewed with Process 14-K. With Each 2·G aII on Purc h·as1r VANYLITE LATEX WALL PAINT . . -. .. Contesllll · I FREE PANANo RO:LLER ;:"0: Alou, Au H11ri., 5F . ' B.R.W. & ! _ nt p,.., . G. AB R. H. H. Pd. Flood, StL 13 5Z 1 22 :i2S Smith, StL 13 48 1 1Al .fl7 Morgn, Hou lli 11 t 2Z .400 Ccyo:o, ~:·:.· lC ::: Pinson, Cin 11 44 5 17 ...;..;.;...;;..;,;;.;_.;.~;;..;;..;;,;~~ 0\;Vl MaysCel$ ). ibJor Leocae i.elden II)' Ualled Preta ~aPoul (Baled .. Z5 al ball) NaUonal Loopo ... ... -----· Swisher Too Scorer auw, cu IVW- lUI .. UP NOW WITH OUR TIMELY··· } LEADERS Reds Win, Face Marichal Today I iet 'n }' Hf"LEN H . r 0. ,. ,I ' ;,..,. '~ . �......... '''·' Niv ' • '~= !1'11111%, BfU..Pieill'lllt4tilliMI ··· . . i i!IIIY Sentinel, ~·Mlddlfport, o., ~ptjl 28, 1968-·S -r~;:;~- ~;-~iiiiwufwANiilr- Hospl'talN.:,;, .River News == · PrAM il'iiO . . vuo • .-, . ] M'. PLWA!C'- '1'111¥* ~-~~~~~ · Continued From Pa.&• I _ _ __ . ' 'i _ · Personne!mao ":rhltd Class CoUnty Retarded ~·· Aa- ·a 10 11 p.J!L at 0 f()Jiow. · dusk. , :~st!c use.el coq:"ti!ln . ! Holzer Huapital· Visiting Gaage readings• Gallipolis William R. Anderson, USN, 8011 IIOC!ation are holding a rummage 1!Jc1! ~ 10 'l'he m~n 11 between Ill nrst In IIIII, the war with Japan M~:.' Cera~ ~tf~:~~: hours: 2-4 Gn~. 7-B .~ : m. Par- Dam ti.o, 21.11, "'"~n& 68 feet of Mn. WJII!am H. Ancjerlon lilt tlaftiDc tndeJ llliii'IIIIIIIIW lie Uaecl lor 'lf1t <lttarter ll!t!.fuU phase. oa!olally ended as a treaty hlld ~ h lrman fated ents only on Pedlalrlt~ ward. on roller$ Pomeroy • Mason ol IIIII Ltocoh! Hill Drlvo, Porn· througb Saturday ftolll t a.m. trip. T)le . ,.. The i:I\Oiiilfta star• are .YenUi iigned tho yoor before by the ~ her":,;~: AmeriC:n LeAdmissions . J2.50, Pl. 'pteaoant 26.72, !1iJ>. eroy, has completed ~ seven- nnUI3 p.m. at the 014 JaekOOD'I dance IIIII an~ !11!¥"'1, . UQ)!td Statto and 47 ' other lon l!a• assisted ~i.e l.egion for Ml'll. Har.ol Clendenm, est ton 0.68 atatlonory, KAnawha month round-the-world crwse cab Stand on 5th Street. All j Hlsb IJchoo,l 'I'J>a !"*JJI"! alar Ia Jupltlr. natloal wenllnlo lflecl. ~e P~:t "! ·• . 111 helnln~ oro- Fo~ Ave;; ~Ver!Y_ J;, Swa!~ Falla 1.211 rlalng, Charlesll>n out. aboard lhe oalvaae ohlp ,uss procoedo from the ule, wiD "\-:· (ES'l'), , .. · . vkte for needy ehlldien." She tl:SO &MlunU "~~~~-~ ;.inN .... J.AJJXiua• ••~ ;..~ar;-. o ;:~ !::::: ·.:·::: Opoortune. The e~te w~s '?.the retarded cJlildreD 1 earnp 1 • . .._..,_ v...:'l U ; Chartef· Mo. 9815 also said that the basebaU pro- Simpkins, 2033 Chatham Avll.; running- lll• feet, erd Winfield ctlmexed b~ a v1Slt w we u:y. t~uuw•cL ;...,uua ~···~ . - ~. --- aa- ~ , 4 ·-· REPORT OF CONDITION OF ;;-am t~ ~ ~!lflnM~ bY Drew Mn. ~~Y v...Qu~kle~ ~·V~ dam a faet. famous Meocan reaort town rummage tD d~te may bring ' ,:~~~ ~ al auK Woboter Post Is un~er child ton; . NalDao n. ""Ill• "'· •• Bo&IIIIUVUII••io• of Aca!'lficO. hefcre tranolltnll U to the sale Site or call Mrs. Hotlo c..Noll , •!!li! , > welfare lnd 1 CO!Itribtltlon of Gallipolil; Maurloe H. Smith, Ollfo River _ Andrew Cal· the Panama Canal and on tG Eleanor r;mou U'I~:.JZi or Mrs. . ·~-Coo ..l' ·· .._,,., THE FIRST NATION,.. "" OF RACINE f30 wa~ made toward it. it Rt, I, Crown City; Mrl. houn up 14 7:115 p.m.. Warren Its Norfolk, Va., homeport. WIU!am Longstaff 61;-3541 81111 Ct:J!Iitcl 011' Sfatl~i! !!\-1 111 11 In of Ohio, at tile Cloae of BllliM., on April 5, wea anliOIUIOtd .that flO waa JomeJ B. Cook, Muoo; Palt'lc- Houghland 'up 14, u:in a, m.; . --the !ll"licles will he pieked up. w. · - ' , ....,., 10 1066. Published in response to call made by Complro!ler aent to the XonJB ~orne lor M. Bowsor, Gallipolis Fill' Jelfboat up 14, 3:40a.m.; IO!utb- President Jamel · MOIII'OI!, · ··--'~ of tho Curren~'Y. under SecUon 5211, \J, S. Reviled Statutea. ll'eJII at Ealler. ry: Woodrow W. Bradley, Pt. ern down II, 6:20a.m.; Caplain bom on tblt day 1111768. ' ASSETS A communle1tion waa rmtiPteasant; Mll• Gerttudll Joe down IS, 2:40 p. m.: Pennt L Caah balances with other banks and eash !rom lhe l!e111ta committee Rt. 2• Letart; Helen K. Grmun, sylvania up IS, 5:4Q a.m.; Eli· · " item• In process of coUectl~n ··-·-·-··· ~ 19Mei,89 and the Unit decided to have GaUlpollo Ferry; Ju>tln L. sha Wood, up 16, s,!O a. m.; Uni 'ed States Government obligations, ftoata In the pMade. It was King, Pomoroy; Richard R. Zimmer up IT, 3:31a. m.: Kay <llrect and ~uar•ntPO~ .. _............. - 496,078.79 Jnnounced that l>!ay 1 lo Chilli· Hensley, Rt. I, Long Boltom; D. up 17 3 a. m.- Jefferson J WE CLOSE AT 12 NOON THUUDAYI Obl · "ior · o.f Sl"'" and polilioal subdivlaiona 6.000.00 eothe Hoapttal Day and a pro- Mro. Mary M. Hubbard, Syra· up 18, o:iD a. m.; Robert Reed L?: a> ano ctosoounts .. ..... - ----- ------- -- 819,023.50 .,am will be sponsored by the clllt; Mrs. Paul !!l. Coppock, ip 211 5.40 a m. Esso p 1· • ePecbp Plower and Fi>; -~ aF:t~ ------ ... ---- · - .. .... ------- ID.009.33 American Le; iuo .md the Unit Jackson; l~an E:. SpriQs, Rt vanl~ up 21.' & :io a. m.: ~:~a v..otobloot• . r ureta .•. _... ..................... 13,53&.54 118 Invited. It was also annoonc· 3, Jackwn. Ronald K. K!aor, . . . lm. 3, Oak Hill I Mro. Thomao Bosworth up 23, 2.311 a m., eWtod Trellis TOTAL ASSETS ·-·---- ... ·--·------· U,5110,f30.55 ed thai Kathryn Welsh hus 1 H n- It k , !I L Whtto down 23, 4:00 a. m. • Picke& Ptne• Trtmntlftl " ' transferred her membership · · ""''!ne ' Jac son, 8a Y • GaUipo!ll Dam - 'lshton for Flower IIICI1 encl from the Clnclnnafl Unit to Ule I Trepamt:r, Jackson: Mrs. Ed· do ·4' . B k .. Lewns Ll i\DILITIES · gar A Vau~J·an Ironton· Lu wn 6. • p. m., uc eye ~tate local unit. Plans were made · • ' . ' • down 12:311 a. m.: Elgerdlfl eG•rdtn HoH arwl O: m;md deposits of in1ividu•ls, lor a bake snle on M 'l) 6 the ther 8. Davis, Jackso", Mrs. . I Accnsorln partnerships, and cor porations ___ ___ __ $ 446·63!;125 · ' . •· .•~ · Jack M. BeHs, Rt. 4, Oak Hl!l; down 12:10 a. m. ; T1tan down 1 1 pace to w amwunc~;~~.~. J 1:50 a. m.; H. E. Bowles dcwn T:ma and 91VinJ• depo•H• of individuals, FLOWER BULBS partnerships. and corpural!onJ .... .. .. 810.908.61 Initiation of candidates was ames E. Dixon, Rt. 4, Oak , 2.949.93 held will! Mrs Orvllle Well as Hill; Chorl" R. Martin, Iron- 3 •· m. Depoolto of United Ststeo Government -- - -See Our Batman Toy Auortment 87 171 80 . ' . ton KJlnawbl Rtvor - Helen Z. Deposits cf States and pulitical subdlvislona ' · !n~llatory officer as&JSted by · ~. up Winfield 2:45 p. m. · A . J. 81 '"'' TOTAL DEPOSITS ___ ...... $1,347,669.&9 a.seball Supplies- Btlll, a.ta, Glovet Mrs. Ben N•ulzllng, pianiSt; · · 1 Total demand deposits ---· 4 !86,760.98 Mro. Eddie Smith. chaplain: Mrs. Jack M. Betts, Rt. 4, . Patten down Wmlleld 4:25p.m.; LIVE PARAKEETS . . . Mrs. J. J. 1'1lorn10n, lirst vice Oak Hill, son, IU7 a. m., Wed· Allen R. Merrill up Wmfleld Tot.al 11m•, Mnd •mpga depo01t1 '610,908.61 resident: Mrs. Guv E. Guln- nesday; Mra. Paul E. Coppock 5:30p.m.; Fort Dearborn down SUPPLIES FOR YOUR PETS either hablhllcs (BUIIdmg Fund Ac•ountJ •. 19,000.00 IPh 4·'1 pm Winlield 1-1111 o• m·,· Beov•r up · t er second v1ee · prii!SI.d ent· Jaclwln • daugh•I.'CI ' ·" • •• • Birds, Fish, Cab and TOTAL LIABILITIES __ __ ___ ......... $1,366,669.59 \Mrs: Olin Knapp and Mf!. Mos: Wednesday. Winll•ld 3:00 a. m. I on Fisher, president. Initiated Disc~arges 1 CApiTAL ACCOUNTS Iw•re senior members, Mrs. Mary D. Auxter, Mrs. Frank cert presented by tile 0 h lo I Vote For & Support Tho Sclwol Bond houe 1ommon stock- total par value ·---··-----· $ 50,000.00 JI"loyd Weber and Mrs. IV. R. Beckley, David L. Blankenohlp, 1 University Orchestra, Athena. i l'Jo. shares author!nd BOO Couch and Junior members, Mro. Harold E. Bowman, Mrs. 1 Mr. and M'rs. Dorsal Riebel i 1 No. ~hpres outstandln£' 500 Tere1a, Rita and Ida Ca!lcl, Dolphus J. Brannon, Mr!l. · attended the (!hristenin& of their ~urpl~s ·- -- -.-- -----·----- .. ------------ · . 60.000.00 Mary Croas and Tammie Gutn- M.11rgaret Brooks, Mrl'l . Ed-: two grandchildren, Pamela and I . - - ·-·-·--Undlvoded profots _____ .... ------------ -- · , 731760,96 thor. 1w1n G. Carr, Mrs. Thelma Dick· I Johnny Riebel of Albany. Par-[ POMEROY TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... -183,760.96 A muolcol progl'am wao pre- 1ena, Mrs. Elmer E. George, ents of the children are Mr. I WY 2·3498 •••ted by Mn. Neutzling who : Reginald G. Gro.,, Jr., Mrs. and Mrs. John !Iiebel. Pd. Pol. Adv. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND lave a monologue "How Be~ · Eita JamiSon, Mro. Eugle L. --·-·-.. -----·---.. -- ---- - - -CAPITAL ACCOUN'l'S · -· · ·-- ------·- · tU5M30,!5 oy Mede the Flag'; and tho blo- Johnoon, Mrs. Harry E. John· · lory ol the Star Spangled Bon' Darrell R. Jones, Mro. c· 1. Freeland S. Norris, Cashier, of the above-named bank nor Bittle Hymn ol the Kin&, Mrs. Jospeh E. do heroby declare that thla r~port o! condtlon Ia true and bll A 1 the 81 tilul , David F. Lawson, Fred· , .OIILD correet lo the b~st of my knowledge and belief. pud cA, mer co, au ' erick D. Miller Edward U. 1 fREELAND S. NORIUS InThe mertea. M Ro'" ' k meeting closed in regular oore, or-rt A. Par er, Mrs. Tndey Is Thursday, April 28, "dlmout" In all oomm\Diltle! Uto IIBtll day oll!itl6.wlth zt7 to along tbt Atlantic 00<1•t ofter T() 11111 Jill ye••• DYNATOMICS BY ol'dlnl« y' the'u.s. •w•---t AITVII . U D· • World. w;i. .U.t\114tt.n ::at . a RANGIR t~e Sta~ ·"'~ w., ~ts, . I" BOOT 6" SHOE . -----------------·!;.,"I 8" INSULATED BOOT All SVJ1pll"' In Mtll"" Gold or MellowMoa Coloro All Triple Guaranteed! Dot- --------------~--- IThoae shoes are guaranteed to wear tor at least 8 months from date of purchase under normal wearing conditions. The Very Belt In Und Ctrs Anywhera __... NO IIASONAILI OI'IIIR RE,USED Sill · ·~tTORS IIKOY. Following tht SupNme Com. wu tile topic ol Ule ~otlons by Mrs. Joseph Coo~: II whfq the Pomorw WCI'U met Tueoday ilftornoon at !lit Unil-11 td Mtlhodt.t CIIUrc:h. Mrs. AUen ll«mpkln, dent, condlMited tilt which opelltll with a lly11m prayer. Reports were given the! various offleeM. Mr!l. Melvin Alkire NJl(l!Wd aendinl cards to olek membero. A 1111011 on Jmttrl Ill windows of busintol pl~~~:P ooncernlnB Youth Temperance Week wu Jlven by Mill Lit· eretia Gen~oimer. A I'QUn~· robin card waa ..., to !>!ill Lydia ~bt!nbach 111 Veteran! 1\lemorlal Hospital. The pr<>fl'am topic, "Tile Marohing rield," planned by Mro. William L. Smilh, was presented by Miss Genhel!ner . I tbe MIDDLEPORT, 0. Q, We, the qndarsianed d!rectoro atte1t the eorreetnt~s or tbta repOrt ol condition and declare lhll It hal been examinert by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief "true and eorrect. J. DILLON CROSS EARL P. CROSS Directors CLARENCE V. PRICE I' IIIIOqdtr .' GREAT NIIXll! HONORI!II Mr. and Mrs. Donald "7:;~ entertained with a dinner ~ day eveninK at their lwllli!, borne St., in ~vanllO Mrs. Hauck's ~real nee Summerfield's tlfOO·nd birth· II day. A docoflted birthdaY cat<• II was oerved with Ule dinner !llr and Mrs. Frank ~::~::.: field and lienee ol 0 Mrs. W. R. Ferrell, West em: Mn. Mildred Miller Jan<!; Mfl, Loroy Wallen: Min- II ersvil)f, and Mr. and Mr o. HaQcl;, - - - - - -- - - dent of the Womann''•:~~~~~.~~ trY Society of the C A'l'l'lNU ' " =r Submersible Pamp for Memo or F1rm OONV~NTION Nli:W HAVEN - Mn. David Fielda, Jr., prealdent of the Woman'a Ml,.lotml7 Society of the New Haven Churc~ ol G~, and Mro. Iva C.pohart, stewdirector, allended the WBJI · · · State Missillllary Convention at Moondsville, IV. Va. The theme of llltl ctr~venlion "" "Concern Unlimited." MIBJlonary speaker was Rev. Jorl•• NorllQin of Penmaril and cenlere,.. Ieider w11 M111. Nellie Snowden, NationJl Pmi- God. Ollr IOD" • lltlltlll ·,~,;~hlng O.wn ToPoy fMAI Pll'l!lllltnf Preo SPORT SHIRTS 0:: OPEN DAllY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY Til B- SATURDAY T!L 9 REG. $1.50 __ WY 2-3975 POMEROY Smoked Callies FAST 66 c HAMS Home RNE GRADUATION GIFT! 00 MENS IOXID ~ SPECIAL - ONI WEEK ONLYl ..• .;• 2 lb. BILLFOLDS 1OFF \\\~~\ c.o~' II Holsum or Ad•m• Slvs. TUSSY DEODORANTS ,,,.,,,...- McCOY'S MEIGS COUNTY fOR GIADUATIONI BOYS & GIRLS 63 PAGI OUTDOOR COOKING ..... COOK BOOK· Fret With Ally $1.00~1111 AM 1his Coupon While They Lastl ·BILL FOLDS ' SEED ' MANY ,A DESIGN$ _ __ • 95 100LB. ~ POTATOES I HOUSE I 1 I Pn;JscriptioRs Are Our Mom Business . . P.m. iN uAR IIJ N. SICOND . o. ,• ; ·'" . r "tRAit LAZI. GALLON •, ·• BLEACH. ,;· • 49t:·~ DPG FpOD· ~ 2.19 ' ~' .!9t· ' '' Society Notes - -- - - i .' '' l"ARM WOMEN'S CLUB 'l'he Olive Township Woman's Club met with Mrs. Ella Osborne. business session was prtillde~III over by the president, Mro. Vivian Humphrey, who also i had the program, "Seven Say· ings of the Cross." Refreahments were served to the abo.. named and Mro. Ara el'1!, Mrs. Ella Hannum, M..,. MJ.rnie Buckley, Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Pauline Mrs. Ina Massar and Mrs. Han Piekens. The next mee1Ung II wUl be with Mrs. Pickens. CDC CLUB )lr. ond Mro. Ronald Osborne entertained tho CBC club at their home Saturday evenlnf. Se\'er~l civic were discusood. were $erved to the families: Dohrman ~;:II Deaver Weben, ChnriH · phrtys, Warren Plekens snd Jean Whitehead. 'l'lle May 1111011"1! will be at lhe Pickens I ranch. Maty Ruth and Joy Sauer Middleport spent a week with Jean, Jane and Juli Whil:e-11 head; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Randolph and Mrs. Qadys Morpn visited Otbo Powell, a paUenl at Camdtn ~ Clark llospllal in Parkersborg. lleceol visill>rs of Mrs. LiiUa and. Rooe Tbornal were lolr. 81111 Mrs. Frank Gale, Mrs. Gladys Baughmao, Jack Gal<dl 81111 Mr. mt Mrs. T9111 Cale ol Gaha011a. . Tammy Ruth and Judy llrix>ks are patients In St. JosHos»Ital, -Par!tersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Toay Nowakow· IIIIi of New Haven, W. Va., vlllled wHII u,. and :Mrs. Den• Weber and sons. 1'be 4111. illh · and 6th gradee ol Riverview sehool, Panied by teachers, Mrs. w1·nIlL" .Mrs. Franz, and Mrs. Weber, allended thll llllldleD'• c 0 •· RAY .,_ NBW DUPLEX19 ONlY 33'wme 19.0n.tt. .............. ' . .;,: t:.4,9t. . EN '" NEW DUPLEX tl • 19. 0cu.ft.~ • Automatic b Maktr! "'"'It • Meat keeper, find IJI ~ • Deep door stof11eel .' ' ..,.. .oHINDBII LEADERSHIP FEATURE$ Dtwlll• lclu, ttHI Juice Can Dispenser holds both sizes of frozen ~( convtnllntly in ADMIRAL DUPI.IIt 22 259 lb. no-dMrOlling froozer , ._.,13.4 cu. 11, .•9·cfefrp$,llng SAND741:s' . ' .sz.u . . ....."'" ,,' .,..,s ,(. " CAPACITY I OIRLS .,, ' 67 MAXWELL I f doz. KENNEBEC' or IRISH COBBLER I n•at. c ! PRICE SALE NOW ON I Candy Bars 10 for 29c c SKINLESS Melvm W. Roach, Mrs. Robert Pyatt, Geor&e R. \l'olfenbaraer, Mrs. Buddy E. Jl'lowm ond in!ant daughter, Mrs. James E. Montgomery and infant 10n, Mrs. James R. Smith and In!ant son, Ml'1!. Emery H. Star!· i"l ftnd Infant daughter. - - Reedsville REG. $2.00 $3.99 MIDDLEPORT, 0. lorm and a de!Sert course was eerved by Ml'll William swatut Mrs. Charlea itwalaal, Ml'll. Ill!: len Couch Mrs Ella Gilmore J Mr 'Olin' Kna M ' {' 1 K:~ulter and P:rs .,: Thollll . SIMON'S MARKET E. MAIN ST. Chewing Gum ~thing Co""loltl I REG. 5c · EASY CREDIT AVlllAIH DRilliNG ' Twin Dtck • Pl..tlc Coated II VALUE I I iiJiiiiiiiiiii, BRIDGE CARDS *THE APACITY FAMILYI *THE SIZE FOR KITCHEll *THE PRICE fOR YOUR BUO&EJf - ~- --- - THE SHOE BOX METROPOLITAN ., . s-10 BEN FRANKLIN s·1o 1 IReiardleas of aae, tbe PVC soles are guaranteed to outwear the leJthor uppera. el\eaardless of wearinll condition• or •••· soles will not separate from the uppers. Open friday Night Til Saturday Nig ht Ti f 9:00 ,.', DUPLEX REFRIGER~TOR Stolt $469 95 At Just_ . • : ADMIRAL DUPlEX 25 324 lb. no'de!rostlng lreezo• ' ._•. 1!>.1 ~·- it,'llq.dif~ BAKER ;· FURNITURE A\IDDLEI'OII.T, 0, • ' : . ' �......... '''·' Niv ' • '~= !1'11111%, BfU..Pieill'lllt4tilliMI ··· . . i i!IIIY Sentinel, ~·Mlddlfport, o., ~ptjl 28, 1968-·S -r~;:;~- ~;-~iiiiwufwANiilr- Hospl'talN.:,;, .River News == · PrAM il'iiO . . vuo • .-, . ] M'. PLWA!C'- '1'111¥* ~-~~~~~ · Continued From Pa.&• I _ _ __ . ' 'i _ · Personne!mao ":rhltd Class CoUnty Retarded ~·· Aa- ·a 10 11 p.J!L at 0 f()Jiow. · dusk. , :~st!c use.el coq:"ti!ln . ! Holzer Huapital· Visiting Gaage readings• Gallipolis William R. Anderson, USN, 8011 IIOC!ation are holding a rummage 1!Jc1! ~ 10 'l'he m~n 11 between Ill nrst In IIIII, the war with Japan M~:.' Cera~ ~tf~:~~: hours: 2-4 Gn~. 7-B .~ : m. Par- Dam ti.o, 21.11, "'"~n& 68 feet of Mn. WJII!am H. Ancjerlon lilt tlaftiDc tndeJ llliii'IIIIIIIIW lie Uaecl lor 'lf1t <lttarter ll!t!.fuU phase. oa!olally ended as a treaty hlld ~ h lrman fated ents only on Pedlalrlt~ ward. on roller$ Pomeroy • Mason ol IIIII Ltocoh! Hill Drlvo, Porn· througb Saturday ftolll t a.m. trip. T)le . ,.. The i:I\Oiiilfta star• are .YenUi iigned tho yoor before by the ~ her":,;~: AmeriC:n LeAdmissions . J2.50, Pl. 'pteaoant 26.72, !1iJ>. eroy, has completed ~ seven- nnUI3 p.m. at the 014 JaekOOD'I dance IIIII an~ !11!¥"'1, . UQ)!td Statto and 47 ' other lon l!a• assisted ~i.e l.egion for Ml'll. Har.ol Clendenm, est ton 0.68 atatlonory, KAnawha month round-the-world crwse cab Stand on 5th Street. All j Hlsb IJchoo,l 'I'J>a !"*JJI"! alar Ia Jupltlr. natloal wenllnlo lflecl. ~e P~:t "! ·• . 111 helnln~ oro- Fo~ Ave;; ~Ver!Y_ J;, Swa!~ Falla 1.211 rlalng, Charlesll>n out. aboard lhe oalvaae ohlp ,uss procoedo from the ule, wiD "\-:· (ES'l'), , .. · . vkte for needy ehlldien." She tl:SO &MlunU "~~~~-~ ;.inN .... J.AJJXiua• ••~ ;..~ar;-. o ;:~ !::::: ·.:·::: Opoortune. The e~te w~s '?.the retarded cJlildreD 1 earnp 1 • . .._..,_ v...:'l U ; Chartef· Mo. 9815 also said that the basebaU pro- Simpkins, 2033 Chatham Avll.; running- lll• feet, erd Winfield ctlmexed b~ a v1Slt w we u:y. t~uuw•cL ;...,uua ~···~ . - ~. --- aa- ~ , 4 ·-· REPORT OF CONDITION OF ;;-am t~ ~ ~!lflnM~ bY Drew Mn. ~~Y v...Qu~kle~ ~·V~ dam a faet. famous Meocan reaort town rummage tD d~te may bring ' ,:~~~ ~ al auK Woboter Post Is un~er child ton; . NalDao n. ""Ill• "'· •• Bo&IIIIUVUII••io• of Aca!'lficO. hefcre tranolltnll U to the sale Site or call Mrs. Hotlo c..Noll , •!!li! , > welfare lnd 1 CO!Itribtltlon of Gallipolil; Maurloe H. Smith, Ollfo River _ Andrew Cal· the Panama Canal and on tG Eleanor r;mou U'I~:.JZi or Mrs. . ·~-Coo ..l' ·· .._,,., THE FIRST NATION,.. "" OF RACINE f30 wa~ made toward it. it Rt, I, Crown City; Mrl. houn up 14 7:115 p.m.. Warren Its Norfolk, Va., homeport. WIU!am Longstaff 61;-3541 81111 Ct:J!Iitcl 011' Sfatl~i! !!\-1 111 11 In of Ohio, at tile Cloae of BllliM., on April 5, wea anliOIUIOtd .that flO waa JomeJ B. Cook, Muoo; Palt'lc- Houghland 'up 14, u:in a, m.; . --the !ll"licles will he pieked up. w. · - ' , ....,., 10 1066. Published in response to call made by Complro!ler aent to the XonJB ~orne lor M. Bowsor, Gallipolis Fill' Jelfboat up 14, 3:40a.m.; IO!utb- President Jamel · MOIII'OI!, · ··--'~ of tho Curren~'Y. under SecUon 5211, \J, S. Reviled Statutea. ll'eJII at Ealler. ry: Woodrow W. Bradley, Pt. ern down II, 6:20a.m.; Caplain bom on tblt day 1111768. ' ASSETS A communle1tion waa rmtiPteasant; Mll• Gerttudll Joe down IS, 2:40 p. m.: Pennt L Caah balances with other banks and eash !rom lhe l!e111ta committee Rt. 2• Letart; Helen K. Grmun, sylvania up IS, 5:4Q a.m.; Eli· · " item• In process of coUectl~n ··-·-·-··· ~ 19Mei,89 and the Unit decided to have GaUlpollo Ferry; Ju>tln L. sha Wood, up 16, s,!O a. m.; Uni 'ed States Government obligations, ftoata In the pMade. It was King, Pomoroy; Richard R. Zimmer up IT, 3:31a. m.: Kay <llrect and ~uar•ntPO~ .. _............. - 496,078.79 Jnnounced that l>!ay 1 lo Chilli· Hensley, Rt. I, Long Boltom; D. up 17 3 a. m.- Jefferson J WE CLOSE AT 12 NOON THUUDAYI Obl · "ior · o.f Sl"'" and polilioal subdivlaiona 6.000.00 eothe Hoapttal Day and a pro- Mro. Mary M. Hubbard, Syra· up 18, o:iD a. m.; Robert Reed L?: a> ano ctosoounts .. ..... - ----- ------- -- 819,023.50 .,am will be sponsored by the clllt; Mrs. Paul !!l. Coppock, ip 211 5.40 a m. Esso p 1· • ePecbp Plower and Fi>; -~ aF:t~ ------ ... ---- · - .. .... ------- ID.009.33 American Le; iuo .md the Unit Jackson; l~an E:. SpriQs, Rt vanl~ up 21.' & :io a. m.: ~:~a v..otobloot• . r ureta .•. _... ..................... 13,53&.54 118 Invited. It was also annoonc· 3, Jackwn. Ronald K. K!aor, . . . lm. 3, Oak Hill I Mro. Thomao Bosworth up 23, 2.311 a m., eWtod Trellis TOTAL ASSETS ·-·---- ... ·--·------· U,5110,f30.55 ed thai Kathryn Welsh hus 1 H n- It k , !I L Whtto down 23, 4:00 a. m. • Picke& Ptne• Trtmntlftl " ' transferred her membership · · ""''!ne ' Jac son, 8a Y • GaUipo!ll Dam - 'lshton for Flower IIICI1 encl from the Clnclnnafl Unit to Ule I Trepamt:r, Jackson: Mrs. Ed· do ·4' . B k .. Lewns Ll i\DILITIES · gar A Vau~J·an Ironton· Lu wn 6. • p. m., uc eye ~tate local unit. Plans were made · • ' . ' • down 12:311 a. m.: Elgerdlfl eG•rdtn HoH arwl O: m;md deposits of in1ividu•ls, lor a bake snle on M 'l) 6 the ther 8. Davis, Jackso", Mrs. . I Accnsorln partnerships, and cor porations ___ ___ __ $ 446·63!;125 · ' . •· .•~ · Jack M. BeHs, Rt. 4, Oak Hl!l; down 12:10 a. m. ; T1tan down 1 1 pace to w amwunc~;~~.~. J 1:50 a. m.; H. E. Bowles dcwn T:ma and 91VinJ• depo•H• of individuals, FLOWER BULBS partnerships. and corpural!onJ .... .. .. 810.908.61 Initiation of candidates was ames E. Dixon, Rt. 4, Oak , 2.949.93 held will! Mrs Orvllle Well as Hill; Chorl" R. Martin, Iron- 3 •· m. Depoolto of United Ststeo Government -- - -See Our Batman Toy Auortment 87 171 80 . ' . ton KJlnawbl Rtvor - Helen Z. Deposits cf States and pulitical subdlvislona ' · !n~llatory officer as&JSted by · ~. up Winfield 2:45 p. m. · A . J. 81 '"'' TOTAL DEPOSITS ___ ...... $1,347,669.&9 a.seball Supplies- Btlll, a.ta, Glovet Mrs. Ben N•ulzllng, pianiSt; · · 1 Total demand deposits ---· 4 !86,760.98 Mro. Eddie Smith. chaplain: Mrs. Jack M. Betts, Rt. 4, . Patten down Wmlleld 4:25p.m.; LIVE PARAKEETS . . . Mrs. J. J. 1'1lorn10n, lirst vice Oak Hill, son, IU7 a. m., Wed· Allen R. Merrill up Wmfleld Tot.al 11m•, Mnd •mpga depo01t1 '610,908.61 resident: Mrs. Guv E. Guln- nesday; Mra. Paul E. Coppock 5:30p.m.; Fort Dearborn down SUPPLIES FOR YOUR PETS either hablhllcs (BUIIdmg Fund Ac•ountJ •. 19,000.00 IPh 4·'1 pm Winlield 1-1111 o• m·,· Beov•r up · t er second v1ee · prii!SI.d ent· Jaclwln • daugh•I.'CI ' ·" • •• • Birds, Fish, Cab and TOTAL LIABILITIES __ __ ___ ......... $1,366,669.59 \Mrs: Olin Knapp and Mf!. Mos: Wednesday. Winll•ld 3:00 a. m. I on Fisher, president. Initiated Disc~arges 1 CApiTAL ACCOUNTS Iw•re senior members, Mrs. Mary D. Auxter, Mrs. Frank cert presented by tile 0 h lo I Vote For & Support Tho Sclwol Bond houe 1ommon stock- total par value ·---··-----· $ 50,000.00 JI"loyd Weber and Mrs. IV. R. Beckley, David L. Blankenohlp, 1 University Orchestra, Athena. i l'Jo. shares author!nd BOO Couch and Junior members, Mro. Harold E. Bowman, Mrs. 1 Mr. and M'rs. Dorsal Riebel i 1 No. ~hpres outstandln£' 500 Tere1a, Rita and Ida Ca!lcl, Dolphus J. Brannon, Mr!l. · attended the (!hristenin& of their ~urpl~s ·- -- -.-- -----·----- .. ------------ · . 60.000.00 Mary Croas and Tammie Gutn- M.11rgaret Brooks, Mrl'l . Ed-: two grandchildren, Pamela and I . - - ·-·-·--Undlvoded profots _____ .... ------------ -- · , 731760,96 thor. 1w1n G. Carr, Mrs. Thelma Dick· I Johnny Riebel of Albany. Par-[ POMEROY TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ...... -183,760.96 A muolcol progl'am wao pre- 1ena, Mrs. Elmer E. George, ents of the children are Mr. I WY 2·3498 •••ted by Mn. Neutzling who : Reginald G. Gro.,, Jr., Mrs. and Mrs. John !Iiebel. Pd. Pol. Adv. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND lave a monologue "How Be~ · Eita JamiSon, Mro. Eugle L. --·-·-.. -----·---.. -- ---- - - -CAPITAL ACCOUN'l'S · -· · ·-- ------·- · tU5M30,!5 oy Mede the Flag'; and tho blo- Johnoon, Mrs. Harry E. John· · lory ol the Star Spangled Bon' Darrell R. Jones, Mro. c· 1. Freeland S. Norris, Cashier, of the above-named bank nor Bittle Hymn ol the Kin&, Mrs. Jospeh E. do heroby declare that thla r~port o! condtlon Ia true and bll A 1 the 81 tilul , David F. Lawson, Fred· , .OIILD correet lo the b~st of my knowledge and belief. pud cA, mer co, au ' erick D. Miller Edward U. 1 fREELAND S. NORIUS InThe mertea. M Ro'" ' k meeting closed in regular oore, or-rt A. Par er, Mrs. Tndey Is Thursday, April 28, "dlmout" In all oomm\Diltle! Uto IIBtll day oll!itl6.wlth zt7 to along tbt Atlantic 00<1•t ofter T() 11111 Jill ye••• DYNATOMICS BY ol'dlnl« y' the'u.s. •w•---t AITVII . U D· • World. w;i. .U.t\114tt.n ::at . a RANGIR t~e Sta~ ·"'~ w., ~ts, . I" BOOT 6" SHOE . -----------------·!;.,"I 8" INSULATED BOOT All SVJ1pll"' In Mtll"" Gold or MellowMoa Coloro All Triple Guaranteed! Dot- --------------~--- IThoae shoes are guaranteed to wear tor at least 8 months from date of purchase under normal wearing conditions. The Very Belt In Und Ctrs Anywhera __... NO IIASONAILI OI'IIIR RE,USED Sill · ·~tTORS IIKOY. Following tht SupNme Com. wu tile topic ol Ule ~otlons by Mrs. Joseph Coo~: II whfq the Pomorw WCI'U met Tueoday ilftornoon at !lit Unil-11 td Mtlhodt.t CIIUrc:h. Mrs. AUen ll«mpkln, dent, condlMited tilt which opelltll with a lly11m prayer. Reports were given the! various offleeM. Mr!l. Melvin Alkire NJl(l!Wd aendinl cards to olek membero. A 1111011 on Jmttrl Ill windows of busintol pl~~~:P ooncernlnB Youth Temperance Week wu Jlven by Mill Lit· eretia Gen~oimer. A I'QUn~· robin card waa ..., to !>!ill Lydia ~bt!nbach 111 Veteran! 1\lemorlal Hospital. The pr<>fl'am topic, "Tile Marohing rield," planned by Mro. William L. Smilh, was presented by Miss Genhel!ner . I tbe MIDDLEPORT, 0. Q, We, the qndarsianed d!rectoro atte1t the eorreetnt~s or tbta repOrt ol condition and declare lhll It hal been examinert by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief "true and eorrect. J. DILLON CROSS EARL P. CROSS Directors CLARENCE V. PRICE I' IIIIOqdtr .' GREAT NIIXll! HONORI!II Mr. and Mrs. Donald "7:;~ entertained with a dinner ~ day eveninK at their lwllli!, borne St., in ~vanllO Mrs. Hauck's ~real nee Summerfield's tlfOO·nd birth· II day. A docoflted birthdaY cat<• II was oerved with Ule dinner !llr and Mrs. Frank ~::~::.: field and lienee ol 0 Mrs. W. R. Ferrell, West em: Mn. Mildred Miller Jan<!; Mfl, Loroy Wallen: Min- II ersvil)f, and Mr. and Mr o. HaQcl;, - - - - - -- - - dent of the Womann''•:~~~~~.~~ trY Society of the C A'l'l'lNU ' " =r Submersible Pamp for Memo or F1rm OONV~NTION Nli:W HAVEN - Mn. David Fielda, Jr., prealdent of the Woman'a Ml,.lotml7 Society of the New Haven Churc~ ol G~, and Mro. Iva C.pohart, stewdirector, allended the WBJI · · · State Missillllary Convention at Moondsville, IV. Va. The theme of llltl ctr~venlion "" "Concern Unlimited." MIBJlonary speaker was Rev. Jorl•• NorllQin of Penmaril and cenlere,.. Ieider w11 M111. Nellie Snowden, NationJl Pmi- God. Ollr IOD" • lltlltlll ·,~,;~hlng O.wn ToPoy fMAI Pll'l!lllltnf Preo SPORT SHIRTS 0:: OPEN DAllY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY Til B- SATURDAY T!L 9 REG. $1.50 __ WY 2-3975 POMEROY Smoked Callies FAST 66 c HAMS Home RNE GRADUATION GIFT! 00 MENS IOXID ~ SPECIAL - ONI WEEK ONLYl ..• .;• 2 lb. BILLFOLDS 1OFF \\\~~\ c.o~' II Holsum or Ad•m• Slvs. TUSSY DEODORANTS ,,,.,,,...- McCOY'S MEIGS COUNTY fOR GIADUATIONI BOYS & GIRLS 63 PAGI OUTDOOR COOKING ..... COOK BOOK· Fret With Ally $1.00~1111 AM 1his Coupon While They Lastl ·BILL FOLDS ' SEED ' MANY ,A DESIGN$ _ __ • 95 100LB. ~ POTATOES I HOUSE I 1 I Pn;JscriptioRs Are Our Mom Business . . P.m. iN uAR IIJ N. SICOND . o. ,• ; ·'" . r "tRAit LAZI. GALLON •, ·• BLEACH. ,;· • 49t:·~ DPG FpOD· ~ 2.19 ' ~' .!9t· ' '' Society Notes - -- - - i .' '' l"ARM WOMEN'S CLUB 'l'he Olive Township Woman's Club met with Mrs. Ella Osborne. business session was prtillde~III over by the president, Mro. Vivian Humphrey, who also i had the program, "Seven Say· ings of the Cross." Refreahments were served to the abo.. named and Mro. Ara el'1!, Mrs. Ella Hannum, M..,. MJ.rnie Buckley, Mrs. Margaret Brown, Mrs. Pauline Mrs. Ina Massar and Mrs. Han Piekens. The next mee1Ung II wUl be with Mrs. Pickens. CDC CLUB )lr. ond Mro. Ronald Osborne entertained tho CBC club at their home Saturday evenlnf. Se\'er~l civic were discusood. were $erved to the families: Dohrman ~;:II Deaver Weben, ChnriH · phrtys, Warren Plekens snd Jean Whitehead. 'l'lle May 1111011"1! will be at lhe Pickens I ranch. Maty Ruth and Joy Sauer Middleport spent a week with Jean, Jane and Juli Whil:e-11 head; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Randolph and Mrs. Qadys Morpn visited Otbo Powell, a paUenl at Camdtn ~ Clark llospllal in Parkersborg. lleceol visill>rs of Mrs. LiiUa and. Rooe Tbornal were lolr. 81111 Mrs. Frank Gale, Mrs. Gladys Baughmao, Jack Gal<dl 81111 Mr. mt Mrs. T9111 Cale ol Gaha011a. . Tammy Ruth and Judy llrix>ks are patients In St. JosHos»Ital, -Par!tersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Toay Nowakow· IIIIi of New Haven, W. Va., vlllled wHII u,. and :Mrs. Den• Weber and sons. 1'be 4111. illh · and 6th gradee ol Riverview sehool, Panied by teachers, Mrs. w1·nIlL" .Mrs. Franz, and Mrs. Weber, allended thll llllldleD'• c 0 •· RAY .,_ NBW DUPLEX19 ONlY 33'wme 19.0n.tt. .............. ' . .;,: t:.4,9t. . EN '" NEW DUPLEX tl • 19. 0cu.ft.~ • Automatic b Maktr! "'"'It • Meat keeper, find IJI ~ • Deep door stof11eel .' ' ..,.. .oHINDBII LEADERSHIP FEATURE$ Dtwlll• lclu, ttHI Juice Can Dispenser holds both sizes of frozen ~( convtnllntly in ADMIRAL DUPI.IIt 22 259 lb. no-dMrOlling froozer , ._.,13.4 cu. 11, .•9·cfefrp$,llng SAND741:s' . ' .sz.u . . ....."'" ,,' .,..,s ,(. " CAPACITY I OIRLS .,, ' 67 MAXWELL I f doz. KENNEBEC' or IRISH COBBLER I n•at. c ! PRICE SALE NOW ON I Candy Bars 10 for 29c c SKINLESS Melvm W. Roach, Mrs. Robert Pyatt, Geor&e R. \l'olfenbaraer, Mrs. Buddy E. Jl'lowm ond in!ant daughter, Mrs. James E. Montgomery and infant 10n, Mrs. James R. Smith and In!ant son, Ml'1!. Emery H. Star!· i"l ftnd Infant daughter. - - Reedsville REG. $2.00 $3.99 MIDDLEPORT, 0. lorm and a de!Sert course was eerved by Ml'll William swatut Mrs. Charlea itwalaal, Ml'll. Ill!: len Couch Mrs Ella Gilmore J Mr 'Olin' Kna M ' {' 1 K:~ulter and P:rs .,: Thollll . SIMON'S MARKET E. MAIN ST. Chewing Gum ~thing Co""loltl I REG. 5c · EASY CREDIT AVlllAIH DRilliNG ' Twin Dtck • Pl..tlc Coated II VALUE I I iiJiiiiiiiiiii, BRIDGE CARDS *THE APACITY FAMILYI *THE SIZE FOR KITCHEll *THE PRICE fOR YOUR BUO&EJf - ~- --- - THE SHOE BOX METROPOLITAN ., . s-10 BEN FRANKLIN s·1o 1 IReiardleas of aae, tbe PVC soles are guaranteed to outwear the leJthor uppera. el\eaardless of wearinll condition• or •••· soles will not separate from the uppers. Open friday Night Til Saturday Nig ht Ti f 9:00 ,.', DUPLEX REFRIGER~TOR Stolt $469 95 At Just_ . • : ADMIRAL DUPlEX 25 324 lb. no'de!rostlng lreezo• ' ._•. 1!>.1 ~·- it,'llq.dif~ BAKER ;· FURNITURE A\IDDLEI'OII.T, 0, • ' : . ' �'. ., PI •ldiDI, 111>rm and dC' ·oos, -~~.OWl Pbono .ALL CRAFT NVM PRODIJCl'S, 1• ...,. A•t., WY W570. 4 u ' •. \ • ~~~~~:;;:~ - WEEKEND ; SALE! TI-IOOGH HE W'AN'ISTO jE SWAU.OWED UP. 1964 Ch•vrolet Blacayne 4 De~or _ $1695 Grey flnllb, Yi~yl Interior, 327 cu. ln. on!llnt. Pow&r· lilde, lood tires. 'YES, IT'S f,::(PENSIVE LIVJI'-lG IN THE. MOST W..t.TERL~ 1964 Corvalr Deluxe 2 Dr.--- $1095 SPOT ON i!AIUH- BUT 1 Turquoise flnlah, vlll)'l Interior, good tires, radio, heater. Std. trano. CAN AFFORD IT -WITH iJN £TOCK IN T.L-I E NETWORK!! 1964 Falcon 2 Door - - - - $1295 Delun Interior, .lood whitewall tlreo, whitt flllllb, radio and heater. :s I 1963 Corvalr MonJa 4 Dr. - - - $1395 Low mlleall" by local lady owner, whitewall tlreo ahow little wear, automatic trano. Radio and heater. ! Beige finish, lawn vinyl Interior, bucket aeall. Show· NOm clean and one you'll like. 1962 Chwrol•t Blacayne 4 Dr. _ EEIC a Mll!k IU~ 111"", Fbi.ICS! ' W•LCOME llll116 GARIIIGE HOUR! $1195 By HOWIE SCHNEiDER TM AFRAI!> !M NaT OJ; OF Tl'O,;(; ProPLE IOHO BElieVE I~ HONE'iT BROAO- ~i I ...,.,....,....... CA>rltvG! White finish, red Interior, good whitewall tlreo, VI online.·std. trano. Radio and healer. ly ICIN • .~.'~ . GASULINI! ALLEY · I Put it in the el-evator, Rufu5 • No ' . :l. ' 4/r oo;:•;r-.~,_ u$e foolin' w,th the -stairG! B•t'fl•ln Bunters SEE TBESEI 56 Buick 4 Door _ Reduced to $99 58 Chev. 4 Dr. _ Reduced to $249 57 Dodge 4 Dr. N- $99 54 Ford Station Wagon $49 57 Chevrolet~ Ton Pickup_ $495 59 Chev. VB Station Wagon _ $395 59 Chw. VB Impala Sedan _ $495 60 Studebaker Wagon $395. .• All Kinds of Good luya Alii• One PIIICI \ At Your Chevrolet Daaler ROUSH & lYONS "· CAMPIN. TIAILIII llomn St. MIIHn, W. YL AIH S.. Ut Fer Y.ur Co............ _ t balleriDa THI! BORN LOSEI POMfROY MOTOR CO. ..... -.u.. Woro I t!mea. Allee Faye NEW &USED CARS AND TRUCKS ON DISPLAY POMEROY, OHIO OPEN EVES 9 P.M. Jobluo!l, Muoa. Plloot lilllli. 4 S& Itt BRED I LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII! ." J .,.,_- ·, .. ~- 114 lnstructlone Oblo, or pbone 1-11U91-9313 S& bour oervtce. ! 6 • ltc .,. I THANI< YoU : BOrJ.i I I VERY MUCH. - I' KNowm H0\.4 BUSY YMU~ Br:'; HATED r MUST IN 'TI-llS W<'l.Y! I DavidOOD !eli. Jimmy lloe;m, :1 New Have»., w. va. Pbone 1112-2115. 4 II I I RADIATOR SERVICE !I! NiWiillli@r I!IOj l -ROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Concel1ed A. Slrike I. Gray~ - bl.. Bq 23 .~ 4. Comp&8 U. 8ir Waker a. R.cor4 U.P•M 27. Bran~ 29. Tha.i· land St. Call : colloq. SS. MUkfialt :U. Brandtia •. l".uropear ......... 1q . meten 11. RelaU•• ot )Ot(le 210, Silkea ....... fabric& lJ . RootMa 14. One kind ot ce-llar 11. Swallo.,.. a b&it ». Seriel ol ei&'ht %1 . Ji't«lda dport If~. / j I ABBIE AND SLATS "~ By RAEBURN VAN BUREtt Main ltrttt • Colltt• ""· en~ Dopot Street Inquire At lElTH GOBLE FORD tunoy 21. player l'l. One eAnyType and Jt. Moldtrar-. 7. starch colun•-.. a. Unadufl.er. ated 12. Girl'• 1UUM lJ . ::ibape t . Umbrtolla Ho . Old car lJ . Place li.N. Y...... eC.r e Truck e Heotor Core eBulldoar : . H~u fX»W1l :51 . Smart CARRIER WANTED I FOR RUTLAND ley'• .._ Tht Dady Sentinel Ia Oua,. aod btstlnc, Obio. End your ltWer We have all olze IO'Itf a. Reaaonable ratio. WY 1#14, day tr qbt. S"''. Ki/JIMt 19. Lair fO. Typt of window .... eaplt&l flY 'l-2116 l'omeroy, 0 . CAR HOP and Wlltrm. Apply II por101o at ..... Cro lteak llouae. 1 :w tfc •a U'. KuM ..... IXPEIIIINCED II. MeahJM WHEa n. w....o.r :18. UI\UfMrabl 28. Firm SO. Dt.M:o"Hnld, ... ALIGNMENT ..... ._J ..... - IRAKE SERVICE IZ.Dui.Cb Blaettnars 'flY 2-21ft lniUr•nc. lii'I'OMOBILE luuranco beon aacelled! LoBI YIW' opera~ I tr'a licellle! Call WY 1-29M. t II tic I WANTED I I I Eli~L1 PLEASE BE PATIENT )~.'1111 OU~ "HI!TO Copytlll Sonlco C49 Ill llllda .. illpl paJitrL lllr1b l'tCOI'do IIICI IIIDOII 1117 AFR<\lD l51:10il!:D Hi •,-\ WHILE; YOU WER!: AWAY. - .......... ...... ..a. dooaiiieaa Auto ...::::..~.._Sales ...,........, 11--__:c:::.::.. 1':;:;:::::::::==::1I< cOld PIZZA · AT ITS GREATEST Plola • m\ll~. wllll •IIIIP, "lam· • LOSE· welihl aolely wiUt Del·· I K-lliet llbli!ts. Only 98c at Stott; P111t!Dicy. 3J Sfoi!)IIA:tOkl Readl Receive One ... ,,.... WMkl C1mpln1 et R-vel Otk P1rll BIG BEND TRAILER SALES . .bin1ti0B1. t' or It" ... Jh lo Ut co,...lote CoiTJ'Out.cALL WY M'GI DAU,Y CJIIYPTOQVOTE - HOI't'l how te ..... 1k 4.XYDLa4.&X• .. LOKQFIILLOW One lett.er llimplJ .taD for anothtr. lll thl• aample A h• J &ed far tbe l:llr. L '1, X for t1H1 two 0 '1, tte. StncJto letters, &pOl· tropbtft, tM length and formation of Lhe wwdl are all hili& J:ldl daT 1M code letter. are dtftermt, ROUTE 124 At SyrOCUH Corporatlml ~ BUDGET 0,1. X B 0 I Y, our tbird floor budget ....,_ Baker Flll'llllurt, Middleport Ohio. U IS =c-=cc- 1 Cunoup motor. Both In ... cellenl condilioll. 1116. PboDa HW571. • 3Z lla . II( TO& A II( •x••osvx II' A Ill: X B . -· G N E P Blackwood, Cheater, llllf>.381MI. and weekenda Pomeroy WY I-SIII day. t:A ::IJK:::-:O"'LDS=M""O""BI~ LE =.-=Itev. A. Thornton, Sumner Rd., Chetoter, Oblo. 4 II Pick up At •• & G. CAFI 1 A O'lfMI,_ q.ataa• I FORD 1> ton pickup track, condilioll. Contact Lloyd ' ..•niDI• X II' A AM a • ~~1:::11~W~.~MA=I:N~=-~~IR~O~Y~~IIISdiU011, CADILLAC, tm. IIIIIt10eUelll FORQ. ..,._ ...,,. Ianiei Crll1 ,MrodlorO Wrtaa. y M" Y•tr~ CJ1]Mquuk!; THE ONLY WAY TO Gl~'£' RID ~~~=lilliiUI'IU Ill TO DlliCILU!QJ: TH>IN'.- - J "* • Ololllll A. I. IIBADPUIID IIIII 1 011!11 1 1 tfe ===-~,.--Dn'EIUOR -'J!1t:erloi'- .. . Root>polatlac ap4 tlpllr. VI WHO. ' I ll lludani, flocr obill, lilian, blue oDd wblte, Ndlo and ·beater, new tlrea, aiul !o A·l COIIdiU.., f325. 1157 FORD, V-1 automatic Fair· 1...: 1 IIIO, -d- -"~ ,~, ...., , !!ufi~ J bOW tlriel, IIIIi. Ph. ll!l J.41611. I Uve 4 milea .i.tacllq Oreoil llold !rom 11&:7. t • lOlp SON. I 'M (TRAINEES or EXPERIENaD) Applications Art Now Being Taken For Assemblers, Press · Operators and Mi~ellaneous Jobs At The ••• ' Sunray Stove DELAWARE, OtftO . " "Equil Opportunity Employer" ' ' "1 . '" •! " ! By HAROLQ GRAY "" l'.\t1 VEi<Y HN'PY TJS:-E YOU A:3,\•N1 FATHER . �'. ., PI •ldiDI, 111>rm and dC' ·oos, -~~.OWl Pbono .ALL CRAFT NVM PRODIJCl'S, 1• ...,. A•t., WY W570. 4 u ' •. \ • ~~~~~:;;:~ - WEEKEND ; SALE! TI-IOOGH HE W'AN'ISTO jE SWAU.OWED UP. 1964 Ch•vrolet Blacayne 4 De~or _ $1695 Grey flnllb, Yi~yl Interior, 327 cu. ln. on!llnt. Pow&r· lilde, lood tires. 'YES, IT'S f,::(PENSIVE LIVJI'-lG IN THE. MOST W..t.TERL~ 1964 Corvalr Deluxe 2 Dr.--- $1095 SPOT ON i!AIUH- BUT 1 Turquoise flnlah, vlll)'l Interior, good tires, radio, heater. Std. trano. CAN AFFORD IT -WITH iJN £TOCK IN T.L-I E NETWORK!! 1964 Falcon 2 Door - - - - $1295 Delun Interior, .lood whitewall tlreo, whitt flllllb, radio and heater. :s I 1963 Corvalr MonJa 4 Dr. - - - $1395 Low mlleall" by local lady owner, whitewall tlreo ahow little wear, automatic trano. Radio and heater. ! Beige finish, lawn vinyl Interior, bucket aeall. Show· NOm clean and one you'll like. 1962 Chwrol•t Blacayne 4 Dr. _ EEIC a Mll!k IU~ 111"", Fbi.ICS! ' W•LCOME llll116 GARIIIGE HOUR! $1195 By HOWIE SCHNEiDER TM AFRAI!> !M NaT OJ; OF Tl'O,;(; ProPLE IOHO BElieVE I~ HONE'iT BROAO- ~i I ...,.,....,....... CA>rltvG! White finish, red Interior, good whitewall tlreo, VI online.·std. trano. Radio and healer. ly ICIN • .~.'~ . GASULINI! ALLEY · I Put it in the el-evator, Rufu5 • No ' . :l. ' 4/r oo;:•;r-.~,_ u$e foolin' w,th the -stairG! B•t'fl•ln Bunters SEE TBESEI 56 Buick 4 Door _ Reduced to $99 58 Chev. 4 Dr. _ Reduced to $249 57 Dodge 4 Dr. N- $99 54 Ford Station Wagon $49 57 Chevrolet~ Ton Pickup_ $495 59 Chev. VB Station Wagon _ $395 59 Chw. VB Impala Sedan _ $495 60 Studebaker Wagon $395. .• All Kinds of Good luya Alii• One PIIICI \ At Your Chevrolet Daaler ROUSH & lYONS "· CAMPIN. TIAILIII llomn St. MIIHn, W. YL AIH S.. Ut Fer Y.ur Co............ _ t balleriDa THI! BORN LOSEI POMfROY MOTOR CO. ..... -.u.. Woro I t!mea. Allee Faye NEW &USED CARS AND TRUCKS ON DISPLAY POMEROY, OHIO OPEN EVES 9 P.M. Jobluo!l, Muoa. Plloot lilllli. 4 S& Itt BRED I LlnLE ORPHAN ANNII! ." J .,.,_- ·, .. ~- 114 lnstructlone Oblo, or pbone 1-11U91-9313 S& bour oervtce. ! 6 • ltc .,. I THANI< YoU : BOrJ.i I I VERY MUCH. - I' KNowm H0\.4 BUSY YMU~ Br:'; HATED r MUST IN 'TI-llS W<'l.Y! I DavidOOD !eli. Jimmy lloe;m, :1 New Have»., w. va. Pbone 1112-2115. 4 II I I RADIATOR SERVICE !I! NiWiillli@r I!IOj l -ROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Concel1ed A. Slrike I. Gray~ - bl.. Bq 23 .~ 4. Comp&8 U. 8ir Waker a. R.cor4 U.P•M 27. Bran~ 29. Tha.i· land St. Call : colloq. SS. MUkfialt :U. Brandtia •. l".uropear ......... 1q . meten 11. RelaU•• ot )Ot(le 210, Silkea ....... fabric& lJ . RootMa 14. One kind ot ce-llar 11. Swallo.,.. a b&it ». Seriel ol ei&'ht %1 . Ji't«lda dport If~. / j I ABBIE AND SLATS "~ By RAEBURN VAN BUREtt Main ltrttt • Colltt• ""· en~ Dopot Street Inquire At lElTH GOBLE FORD tunoy 21. player l'l. One eAnyType and Jt. Moldtrar-. 7. starch colun•-.. a. Unadufl.er. ated 12. Girl'• 1UUM lJ . ::ibape t . Umbrtolla Ho . Old car lJ . Place li.N. Y...... eC.r e Truck e Heotor Core eBulldoar : . H~u fX»W1l :51 . Smart CARRIER WANTED I FOR RUTLAND ley'• .._ Tht Dady Sentinel Ia Oua,. aod btstlnc, Obio. End your ltWer We have all olze IO'Itf a. Reaaonable ratio. WY 1#14, day tr qbt. S"''. Ki/JIMt 19. Lair fO. Typt of window .... eaplt&l flY 'l-2116 l'omeroy, 0 . CAR HOP and Wlltrm. Apply II por101o at ..... Cro lteak llouae. 1 :w tfc •a U'. KuM ..... IXPEIIIINCED II. MeahJM WHEa n. w....o.r :18. UI\UfMrabl 28. Firm SO. Dt.M:o"Hnld, ... ALIGNMENT ..... ._J ..... - IRAKE SERVICE IZ.Dui.Cb Blaettnars 'flY 2-21ft lniUr•nc. lii'I'OMOBILE luuranco beon aacelled! LoBI YIW' opera~ I tr'a licellle! Call WY 1-29M. t II tic I WANTED I I I Eli~L1 PLEASE BE PATIENT )~.'1111 OU~ "HI!TO Copytlll Sonlco C49 Ill llllda .. illpl paJitrL lllr1b l'tCOI'do IIICI IIIDOII 1117 AFR<\lD l51:10il!:D Hi •,-\ WHILE; YOU WER!: AWAY. - .......... ...... ..a. dooaiiieaa Auto ...::::..~.._Sales ...,........, 11--__:c:::.::.. 1':;:;:::::::::==::1I< cOld PIZZA · AT ITS GREATEST Plola • m\ll~. wllll •IIIIP, "lam· • LOSE· welihl aolely wiUt Del·· I K-lliet llbli!ts. Only 98c at Stott; P111t!Dicy. 3J Sfoi!)IIA:tOkl Readl Receive One ... ,,.... WMkl C1mpln1 et R-vel Otk P1rll BIG BEND TRAILER SALES . .bin1ti0B1. t' or It" ... Jh lo Ut co,...lote CoiTJ'Out.cALL WY M'GI DAU,Y CJIIYPTOQVOTE - HOI't'l how te ..... 1k 4.XYDLa4.&X• .. LOKQFIILLOW One lett.er llimplJ .taD for anothtr. lll thl• aample A h• J &ed far tbe l:llr. L '1, X for t1H1 two 0 '1, tte. StncJto letters, &pOl· tropbtft, tM length and formation of Lhe wwdl are all hili& J:ldl daT 1M code letter. are dtftermt, ROUTE 124 At SyrOCUH Corporatlml ~ BUDGET 0,1. X B 0 I Y, our tbird floor budget ....,_ Baker Flll'llllurt, Middleport Ohio. U IS =c-=cc- 1 Cunoup motor. Both In ... cellenl condilioll. 1116. PboDa HW571. • 3Z lla . II( TO& A II( •x••osvx II' A Ill: X B . -· G N E P Blackwood, Cheater, llllf>.381MI. and weekenda Pomeroy WY I-SIII day. t:A ::IJK:::-:O"'LDS=M""O""BI~ LE =.-=Itev. A. Thornton, Sumner Rd., Chetoter, Oblo. 4 II Pick up At •• & G. CAFI 1 A O'lfMI,_ q.ataa• I FORD 1> ton pickup track, condilioll. Contact Lloyd ' ..•niDI• X II' A AM a • ~~1:::11~W~.~MA=I:N~=-~~IR~O~Y~~IIISdiU011, CADILLAC, tm. IIIIIt10eUelll FORQ. ..,._ ...,,. Ianiei Crll1 ,MrodlorO Wrtaa. y M" Y•tr~ CJ1]Mquuk!; THE ONLY WAY TO Gl~'£' RID ~~~=lilliiUI'IU Ill TO DlliCILU!QJ: TH>IN'.- - J "* • Ololllll A. I. IIBADPUIID IIIII 1 011!11 1 1 tfe ===-~,.--Dn'EIUOR -'J!1t:erloi'- .. . Root>polatlac ap4 tlpllr. VI WHO. ' I ll lludani, flocr obill, lilian, blue oDd wblte, Ndlo and ·beater, new tlrea, aiul !o A·l COIIdiU.., f325. 1157 FORD, V-1 automatic Fair· 1...: 1 IIIO, -d- -"~ ,~, ...., , !!ufi~ J bOW tlriel, IIIIi. Ph. ll!l J.41611. I Uve 4 milea .i.tacllq Oreoil llold !rom 11&:7. t • lOlp SON. I 'M (TRAINEES or EXPERIENaD) Applications Art Now Being Taken For Assemblers, Press · Operators and Mi~ellaneous Jobs At The ••• ' Sunray Stove DELAWARE, OtftO . " "Equil Opportunity Employer" ' ' "1 . '" •! " ! By HAROLQ GRAY "" l'.\t1 VEi<Y HN'PY TJS:-E YOU A:3,\•N1 FATHER . �,, •I '"': lriunet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, ~April 28• 1988 - Smith i'S 'Girl y eal lor ' Ph' S • H S1gma I 0r0r1ty 0n0r Handicapped, OrphdneJ Children 512,.,..,.._ , . . Mn. Mime Araotd, ebalr· ol SaUobury Towasblp F act on ... d F, , r,o. • R • ldiOn \Jiven in eVtews 81,1siest Ap~il). He are having of the Year" for Mu wbo were guests. . Betty Folmer, Roate ': Sh• ped and orptlaned children 'were IMi~ ~~e!nice Bowen. '; , Phi and Xi Gamma j Sabra Morrisqn revJewed the I ea, Cathy and Llada D1U, E• Igiven by Mr~ . William Russell A_ socaa1 1hour _was ~era fol· ~· ·--- _,. ~ ..... : •. 1.,,.., h .. .._ .... "'»- •~ aod Rose HUI: Su~ land Mrs Guv Shuler when th• 1Jowmg the meetmu wtth ·Mrs. ... -oeloi:l .:.'llo'"" j l ""• ''"'' -~·· · · --··--J~ ·, . . . ~ I> Sororitv was chosen at . ter in poem form. During Ule u and CoDale Laa.nillc, Middleport LiterarY' Club met HorKy 'pre~iUing b~ i.he itii¥ ..I to Salisbury Wednesday afternoon' ~t t~e l coffee a~ t~a services, As1annuai .Founder 's Day din- j program, Batman and Robin en- Brow1town ·~ay evenmg at 1 j 1~ 1terllU li•e 1wm u:.\! a:;;·~ .:. :":! ·! .-hool; Rock S~na:s Heallh home of Mrs. Ben Philson m sorted . cand~es . were_ s~r~c;<~ , Ohio University lnn in.Athens . . sume of the year's work . They Club, wltb Mrs. Lewis Grues· Racine. trom me r~Irett1lmtnn Chosen to represt>n1 Ohio Eta , were in costume and announced 1 eras cbalrmU, Rock Sprlurs: Mrs. Russell reviewed ··A 1cente_red w1th an. arrangf!:n;'ent Chpater was April Smith. 1 April Smith the "Girl of the Sue ~acy, Laure~ · Cliff aJKI Child _P~ssesBed" by. C. Hutch~- . of pmk a~ wh1te carna,tto.ns 1 p :esldent of the chapte-r. and 1 Year ." Arlene McDaniel was I Naylor s Rua Hill, 1\fn. WIJ.. . son , f1rl10n. concerning a physl· ,1 and ~ums m ~ cryata~ contam.. Sabra Morri son wa!' · chosen . Batman and Barbara Riggs 1 llam Wa~r, Jr., Thoma~ cally hall(hcapped child a~d 1er. Pi~ napkms earned out r x· G l\1 Th d"n ' as Robin I Fork: Sbirley Jordan , Harn· the fierce love of her father m the sprmg C{llor scheme. Mrs. i rom 1 1. amma h "1d· . e ,b. 1"'y on e 8··ally ,,as lhe pl""""e *IUVille Road; Mrs. Walter 1his effm·ts to keep h.er alive as , Johnson assisted Mrs. Lewis 1 ~ . . · Mrs. Ben :. ner meemg was f> m . o -.I1 . vnh F . . 1 d Th , "-bt = r eber, BaD Run ]long as poss1ble. .' wlth t..ue servmg. 1 5 servan~e ~e , 3 ~ ~nmver- ~ c:l t ~ ~~mi: ~~~· num~ , Aslo, Mara:le Warner, Wolf Mrs. Shuler reviewed "Child- 1Philson joined the group later I sary o oun er s a~ · . I P e ges.P n a , i to Zion eburcb: Mrs. Den- ;ren for Adoption '' written bv 1 in the afternoon. The next · . Th~ p~ogram was o~ne~ With j ber durmg the pr;gra~h A .ood ver Hysell, Deadmao's ('urve I the Pulitizer prize winner and meeting will be the final meet- ~ : the !lmgmg of the NafJOnal_An· I buffet was ser~e lo e me~- IG Crossroads; Carol aad :emminent writer, Pearl Buck.] ing of the year with Mrs. Rog- 1 tht:_rn ~ed by BeU~ Rawl~ngs. ! be-r_s and their guests.. April Debbie King, Bradbury; Mrs . . The author tells the tragic er Morgan to present the pro: Foilowmg l_he opem_ng rttual ~m.Jth w~s .. pr~sented With the Jerri Halley, Ruth Ana Hal~ story of children who are un. leram. I the Beta S1gma Ph1 graet> was ·frl_endship nng to be worn., ley, Mrs. Lydia Gilkey and j wanted, children or American ! • given by Norma Amsbary. Ap- d~mg !he year an~ ~en to be Mn. Maline IJtUe, Hobson •soldiers stationed around the ril Smilh we\comE'd lh~ pledge~~ given ,'o the ne·xt Girl of lhe . Road, Silver Run to GaUia :world of mixed parentage, I • and the members ot X1 Gamm a Year. . . ' County line. The group \\'Ill 1and · of her efforts to found a I 1 . le in the Mens and Boys Wear Dtpartm~nt on :the first floor - Another big shipment of popular 1 11 pertmenl - come in iooil around. . . l' '- " ~ - ~--- Altendmg from XI Gamma he •attiDI at bomes wllbln a ' home called "The Welcome Mu wer~ Vera Crow, Ann Rupe, . few days. · House." in Pennsylvania for Jane \\ allon, Reva Vaughan. · . _ I these children to be cared for UXI Rosie Sisson. Clarice Krautter, . ~'?". '~~....,~·)"""W "i:"1-~~·"""''" ; until a ri"al home can be found Reports on a hospital auxUPomtroy, Ohio Y\'onnf' Sca\1~·. Velma Ruf'. Chapte-r were Lois Clelland, Ri-' for them. 1 iary cor\vention'were given when I TONIGHT Peal'\ Welk e-r. Norma Amsbar~·. Ia Ball, Barbara Betzing, Anni@ Nineteen members and 1 the Veterans' Memorial HospitNOT OPEN . Roberta o·Brien. Lt>e Seyler. Chapm<m. Judy Crook s. Mar-' guests responded to roll ('ali i al Auxiliary met in the hospil- 1 Mildred Karr. ~hy llis Mulle~ . lha ESC'hlf'man. Doris F:wing , by naming a child of fiction. 1al cafeteria Tuesday nighl, FRIDAY and SATURD4Y Mar:'<· Anderson, Sabra Morn· Carolyn Grueser. Susie Harris.l Mrs. carl Horky, \'ice presi- I ril 19. with Wanda Fetty, prl!· April 29·30 son. Jean Morgan. Teresa Swat- Betsy Horky, Gail . Hovatter, 1 den! , presided in the absence of I siding. 1 ''WILD IN THE COUNTRY" zel. :\1argarel Follrod and Shirley Huston. Rosetta Lisle. I Miss Susa n Park, whG is hos-1 Mrs. Fetty announced that a ITr rhnirolor ) Arlf'ne McDo:miel, Lil a Mitch , pilalized. The meeting open- ! deep fryer for lhe kitchen and Eh•is Prf'slf')' . HOp«' Langt>, Nellie Brown. l'\l f'~rla~· \\1(•\ d, ,John lrrland . Attending fr om Ohio Eta Phi Lois Moore. Sharlee Neuman, ed with thf' singing of ''Amer- 1a sweeper purchased for "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" ----- · Bf>tly Rawtin~s. Ruth R~ffl~ , . ka, the ~eautiful'' ~ilh Mrs. 1hospital have been delivered. : lon nnn l' \V omilva rd, Sl u~ rl Fru Flor;da Vacation Barba ra R1ggs, MarJone 1 0 . P. K!em al the p1ano. Mrs. Vera Egan of Col1,mlms Whi1m an. (4 D•vs I 3 Nltht•l Schoonover, April Smith -and I Mrs. Gomer Le"'·is was hos- will be a guest at the May 10. . In M1t mi Bttch Not A Cortt•stl Marilyn Wisecup . Mrs. Smith tess in the absence of her meeting and will conduct SUN .- MON.- TUES . Every~ne C•n Go! was mislress of ceremonies. , daughter, Mrs. Philson. Guests question and answer session. M•y 1·2·3 "THE WAlt LORD" Certifi>!d Gas St•tion ~--Mrs. Fetty , Mr s. Jeaa · w1, ·u c w.~ 1 !riel me tion. Lew way 1 Vete 1 Rt>v. Wllb card , Chw day Sulll I -~ - ~""''"n H''""" _ _ -~~'··~~~···· 0. :1 ·"A~;~:; d c;~emem6er mofRer faugRfJ/OU ~ .Cfo (IQIHJ Q C'""' 't 1?/,., "' lww uy one . Dotl About '· • ~lien any one Andi 1 11 M~:;,;·~;;;;'" ~:!:~~:r~n:~~::~~~~ar~~ ~;~: , People In ported as follows : Mrs. i' 1 on "Fund Raising;" Mrs. Mary Ml'ddleport 1.• Pc;meroy J Seaman, for Mrs. calvert, 1 ' 'Gift Shop," and Mrs. w. H. Ferren of West Volunteers," by Mnt Gordon. Mrs. Horace McElhinny Is a Salem, Mrs. Mildred Miller of The president asked for a medJea_l patient at Veterans Ashland. and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- good attendance at the May Memonal Hospital in Pomeroy. [ ert Ferrell of Lotii, returned to meetin!J. Present were the aMrs. Thomas Seally and her · their homes on Tuesday afler hove and Mrs. U.uiae Bearhs, parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ispending "Jeveral days witll Mr. Walter Stewart, Mrs. Hackett returned recently from : Mrs Leroy Watson and Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Wilma Blake, a vacation trip to Florida. and . Mrs. Donald Hauck. They J~stie Molden, Mrs. Wir1ontt il Mrs. Date Mourning accem- al~ visited Mr. Wa_tson st Hoffman, Mrs. Shirley Custer panied Mr. and Mrs, Darrell · Meigs General Hosp11Jll. and Mrs. Phyllill Hackett. Bechtle and Jane Gilkey to Vet- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summererans Hospilal in H~ntington field and Renee and James · over the week~nd to visit with Watson of Columbus and Mrs. , Clarence Gilkey, who was burn- Tom Vessels (Jf Willard have : ed when his house burned ear· ' returned to their hom@s after tier this year. I being L'<:~lled here by the illness 1 . . of their father, Leroy Watson. _M1ss Bern_•ce Bowen of Mason ~ Leroy Watson, who was inThursday I City, Iowa. IS the house guest of . jured in a fall at bis home, SYRACUSE GUDI NG ~ Mrs. Nan Moore and_Miss Mil- la8t week is reported as im- Cuuncill24, Daughters of Altier· • dred Hawley. M1ss Bowen proved but will undergo sur- ica, will meet Thursday : fo~';;,erly resided In .Middleport gery. 7:30 p.m. at the baU. Dlsl~icl . w ~ ~rvmg as rehg1ous edu· Mrs. Susie Fischer was the Deputy Mrs. Edith Wakley , ~t1on mstructor in the schools Sunday dinner guest ef h@f be present. All members 1 m the county. She has been on daughter and son-in-law, Mr. urged to attend. : I seve:al J_nontbs tour of varj- and Mrs. Gerald Michael and THE WOMEN'S ,ous points m the United States. I family. TION of the Middleport members aJ Evange-! MrB: 8usie Fischer was aa United Presbyterian Church I.lineSeveral Chapter, OES, Middleport, overmght guest. of Mrs. Charlell will meet Thursday evening at were in Gallipolis Monday even-- McNamee, Middleport, Tues- the chur,.h at 7:30 p.m. Mn. ing to attend the Gallipolis Chap. ! day. Marcu• lhamhers ill program ter inspection. They were Mrs. r ~~- Everett Thomas Is sub- chairman and Mrs. Myron Mil· Marie Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. !st1tutmg at the Bradbury sehool lfl' will give devotions. Allen Hughes, Mn. William for Mrs. Audrey Theobald. Rock Springs Gra"ie will King and Mrs. Robert King. Recent guests of Mr. ami meet Thursday, at I p.m. There Mr. and Mrs. Manning Baum- 'lMrs. Homer Holley were Mr. will be a pros:ram and refresb1 gardner, Columbus, are an- ~nd Mrs. Earl Hoffman of Flor- ment.s will be served. nowtcing tho birth of 1 son Ida, Mrs. Judy Elkins, son Af'I"ERNOON CIRCLE of Manning Eugene, Jr. born A~ Steve of Columbus, Mr. and Heath Methodist Churcb wW 1 prU 18 in Columbus. Gram!· Mrs. A. G. Preston of Hunti"8· meet Thursday allei'IIOOII, Apparents include Mr. and Mrs. ton and Mrs. H. B. Card of r11 211 at 2 p.m. at the church. Ervin Baumgardner, Middle-. Pomeroy. Miss Hess Sanborn will be pro:port, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Doro Holley fs confin- gram leader aad hostesses IHarvey of CoolvUle. Mrs. Arlene Jed to her borne with lbo flu. he Mrs, c. M. Hennesy, Mrs. Reese of Middleport, is a great Everett Davi:;, Mrs. grandmother. Combal Engineer Jones and Mrs. Homer Cook. Mrs. Bernard Fultz. Mrs. Nan T · • • T k RIVERVIEW GARDEN Moore of Heath Methodillt ra•mng 18 8 en will meet Thursday Church m Middleport and Mrs Pvl Earl E. Showalter, son il 28 ' I k t th C. Tompkln!, and' Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest C. Sho- ~ ;;.;,.; ~';k ~or 1e , Mrs. Lee Crew of the Pomeroy walter, Route 1, Long Bottom, nd to 'ted M has 1 ted 1 bat . roas1 a na1ure ur. U comp e com engi- ONE WON ONE class of I. m ethodist Church, were I m West Union Tuesday where neer course under the Reserve P F" t B ti t -~urch they conducted a session on tbe EnJistment Program at Fort ~eroy Jrs ap s ~~ I Methodist Vacation Church Leonard Wood, Mo. Ho was will lh Thh ursdafyMrat 7·31.Atep. I. School. trained ID . , the 4!0115trUct.100 and Sbajn m. a Me horne o s. n . St . th Mr 1 I Mr.dn andh Mrs. Ervin Baum- repair of roads, railroads and J 'h ~~karuc ·• Wlh 1 " b 'd d . ed . tru osep g , ar er ave returned from rJ ges, an recew ms c- M Lo~. st as ttco·.11 os be ess. i Cl.evelan~ where they visited tion in demolitions and mine vo~~nal r:der~rre WI ••th the1r son a"' famHy, Mr. The 21-year-old 1962 gradu· ·PliiDAY . and Mrs. George Baumgardaer ate of Eastern High School will MIDDLEPoRT WCI'lJ ..Ul ! and children, Romona ""' Erie. ret.urn to hi• National Guard meet Friday evening, April 29 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourning uru.', the 1092nd ED8meer Ba~ at the Firs! Church of the . ol. Elyna spent the weekend !Jllion, in Parlcersburg, W. Va. reno in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. I w1th h11 mother, Mrs. Dale SUNDAY ' Mournmg. WALKER I!NLIST8 17th ANNUAL SESSION i' _, W!L ·A:;·· ,. ( _.'"' -; ,., ~•• nEil rll I i m•K• CAtENDAR ~ ~ - .... tian weell c Evar MIIAI LEARJ lied II EICJ How patient she was when you spilled flour all over the floor! And how she told everybody you had baked them (but you both knew better). She was so encouraging io everything you tried. And so understanding. But that's the way mothers are. Wonderful. And that's why there's a special day set aside to tell them just how wonderful. ' :l 11119. ' oiiQI I ml .,., tdf.l cain REMEMBER THE DATE• MOTHER'S DAY is May 8th. See our Bulova diamond i watch collection . let I Ford load< :tlltr . fl"t Ladr "1". A lPI' ' ii nt di ~ mond crown• tbl turdrop cue. lJ ltwt ls. Yellow or Whitt. Ut.t5 lt Ptutt " II". i\ F. du~l or cli1moPICII tnattl witft 2] jewel pr1clsion. Yellow or Wl!lte . $51.1! La h11tt "DC ". MltMa hiGn llrllnt , four Ullllnt diamonds, 13 Jt w• l ~~· uracr. Whit• or Yt llol'l . ~ fU .Dt ~ '' ' ' 1.,. l meet! ... " ,. ~ . Goessler Jewelry Store ··-·. I 1 Court St. Pomeroy For your own sake, do as Butova does : rely on~'" , Authorized BuloYa Jeweler. ---=====:____ """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""..,!~! Your Full Service Bank Is, •• . , .,.. .. OPfN FRIDAY tflGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMfROY NATIONAL BANK outr If YtOt'l Member Ftderal RlltTH lvsttrrt lllrml><r FrdrrGI Drposft ftliUranec Corporalton Serving MeigJ Count11 for ,. Gary R. Walker, 11, son of Mr. and Mr!. Harold R. Walk· er, Racine, has enlisted in the U. S. Air Force and ls undergoing four weeks of basic train· ing at Lackland Air Force Base . San Antonio. A 1985 graduate of Southern Local High School, Walker will ree<ive training in the electrooics area upon compteUcm of basic. the Ohio BBptist Guilds Providence AssociaUon is day at !be Naomi ~:~!~: Church. Rev. Samuel ~l ill pastor and Mra. William L, Smith, supervisor. FEDERATED CHURCH of Pomeroy announces congregatlonal meetitl( following the roc· ular worship service SWiday, Mloy lsi, at 11:30 a.m. (EST), Po.sibillty of a merger belwi!OII the Presbyterla and the United Church of Christ will be dl,. vl vn cussed. AU members of the Federated Church ore urged io FRIDAY, SATURDAY attend. Worsbip service at ID:· ond SUNDAY April 2940-Mor I 25 and <ongregatlonat meeting at 11:30. ''THI ART OF LOVI" Jame• Gamer, Dick Van MONDAY Dri.e, Elke SOmmen POMEROY GARDEN Cub (Color) 1llll meet at tilt bbme of Mil. -4rldJ. 0. Rtiedll, Monday, al S "THI DUTLAWSIS Memtoer~ Tile Tllrot - ... lrtldeJ are.'iiked to ·~. VOL XVIII '·, NO. 9 · ' en.t tne y • ' Detmted To Tb IIIIer-'" 01 TM Mei1..M01on Area .. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1966 POMEROY-Miooi.EPoRT. OHIO ' 2 DAYS SALE OF MENS Dress Trousers DRESS .SMIRTS Including all of the newest modelsand fabrics - and permanent press truuser.s - and all sizes up to size 50. 2 DAY SALE ONLY · White - solid colon - and patterns. Size 14 to 18. $5.95 Shirts _ _ Sale $4.00 $4.95 Shirts Sale $3.50 $3.95 Shirts Sale $3.00 $3.50 Shirts Sale $2.50 $2.95 Shirts Sale $2.50 ar orces to 255,000 $4.95 DRESS TROUSERS ON SALE FOR $3.50 $5.95 DRISS TROUSER$ · ON SALE FOR $4.50 $6.95 DRESS TROUSERS ON SALE FOR $5.50 (FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! SAIGON <UPil -A U.S.•neets of junks to bring In men •Nam Thursday, destroying two anti-aircraft sites and damag• nued today with the arrival of s! Army brigade of 5,000 men , and the U.S. Navy disclosed : anti-aircraft sites and damag- ing lwo others. and · again U.S. Army. brigade of 5,fXKPI landed .today in South Viet Nam today another devastating raid ihg two others. The planes bit hittin·g vital ~oads and bridges. men, boostmg the number of to raise Am e r i can troop !against a junk · flottlla. vital bridges on roads leading 1They destroyed one bridge and American fighting men in Viet! strength here to 255,000 ~ual l A spokesman said Navy jets south toward t.bP bBrder. : damaged six others and also hit Nam to about 250,000. The1 to the au~ber ol VIet Cong and 1destroyed 50 supply-laden Com· jAnother raid d!' '.aged 30 ! 30 trucks in a Communist troops, arriving from Alaska,\ Nortb V1etnamese regulars m1munist JUnks.late THursday and ltru('ks ln a Commumst supply : supply dump. landed on the steamtng Jungle ; t~ 1!9uth. Another small 1damaged 40 to. britt( the ,Ullly .dump. : Navy and Air Force pilots beach at Vung Tau about 401 advance contingept of a 4,500-1in the three-day campaign Fighters from the carriers! flew a total of 64 missions over miles southwest of Saigon. ! dfan Australian task force also Iagainst the junks to 276 EnterpriS@, Kitty Hawk and , North Viet Nam, officials said, Air Force authorities. mean· I irrlved . today. ·. destroyed and 201 damaged. Hancock hit the junk fleet Jate j and heavy B52 bombers struck 1 time, repeated a Washington Arrival of the American IHanoi began turning to junks iThursday in North Vietnamese1at dawn at suspected Viet Congl statement that there is no reinfo!'<'ements coincided with Iwhen air raids blocked tfle 1 waters a short distance from ! troop concentrations in Quang ! evidence Communist Chinese stepped up U.S. air e~for~ ~ nor~h end of the Ho Chi Minh the demarcation l!ne between Ngai Province about 300 miles, pilots or aircraft have been block further Commumst mfll· tratl. North and South Vtet Nam. ! north of saigon. i involved in recent North 1 tration Into the South. Hanoi ~ .S . planes also attack~d Air Force raiders struck into I New Army Brigade Vietnamese air battles with · ha~been ~orced ~o_.'::"'rt to military !Jlrgets In . ~orth V1et the North again destroying two The mlll!Jlry build-up conJi. l Ame<ican planes. ; . . . ~~----'--- · 1 Reliable intelligence sources NEW Ul FICERS - Mt~s Rosalie Story was named new preSident the M . e Iearlier in the week told UPI County Teachers A~SOC!atlon at the .annual dmner meeting fhursday rughl: Do , 4 th tat least two of the MIGs Wolte. South ern HighSchool pnnctpal, was selected as preSident-elect. Misa Stdt) in!olved in the dog fights were ts a teacher at the Salisbury elem entary s chooi.-Sentinel Photo. I identified as Commooist Cbi~ nese. But Washington's careful· · , ly w~rded statement said there 1 I MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE KNITTED On S.l• Friday and Saturday MENS LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT SHIRTS . JACKETS Solid colors - all sizes from 36 to 48. Small, Medium, Large and Extra $4.95 MENS JACKETS SALE $3.88 Large size. Solid color - stripes. - Plenty of Henley neck 1 s . d u h .3 . eigs · t u ents t , 4 M n Or . In School Bus-Car Accident ~~~f:~~:·:~~·~,:E]!~t~ shirts and rolling shirts. $8.95 MENS JACKETS SALE $6.88 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE 2 $12.95 MENS JACKETS SALE $8.88 $5.00 for MENS 49c MEN'S "BIG YANK" BLUE CHAMBRAY SUPER CUSHION FOOT WORK OR SPORTS SOCKS WORK SHIRTS Size 10\! to 13. White. No bind stretch top. Fine yarn chambray - lwo button through flap pockets - eut extra. SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 3 ..... • • r. ,.. 51UIQI11Wn•• ' " • -·· · -- - 1 1 - invol ved in recent atlacks." I Court Levies Nine Penalties i o! =· FRIDAY·SATURDAY SALE $]-19 200 PAIRS MENS $3.95 ANOTHER SHIPMENT YOUNG MENS HONDO'S TWILL COnON SLACKS by Mr. Wrangler - 100% <olton wash 'a we~. Permanent crease - adjust· able waist !no belt loops) tapered le& - <Uffle11. lo black, wheat and Ioden green. Ell•• 29 to 42 waist meaouro. Servic.. oble - ton& wearing quallty trouoero for men and younr men - Ia regular belt style and contloental mildetl. Block·WhHt·Bufllundy A S.lo For 2 Days At $3.95 ~.so Sins 29to 36 Waist i MENS BIG YANK Work Uniforms ' Two days at the nle prl.. of only a suit AU of the colors - Tso, grey, forest lfeen, dark lfeeo. SPECIAL PURCHASE! MENS BROADCLOTH SPORT SHIRTS . . PAJAMAS l'hla apecial purchase eroup of one of bei t makea include Henley neck •hirt1 la aolid. color with rontrutine trim nau.J•r collar atJles in •mart plaids. 'q Wear. Si!e. 8 Sizet A·B.C aad D. Two styleB-IIhOrt 1teeve or lon1sleeve styles. &o FOR THIS SALE FOR THIS SALE $1.48 Blnso: Eight Dead lllJU., QUE. - PE~E~T PRESS conON and NYLON TWILL SUCKS SWEAT SHIRTS 2 oftho best koOWll brando lneluded Ia thta 8J)e - made wfth rarlan ' sbouldero. Colori: White, Burgundy, Black, Green, Btuo. ID oolon Wheat. Groea, Bilek. Slm 38 to 42 waist measure. YoUr eol'l'ftt lenetb, belted styles styleo. All Sl... $1.91 Thlo S.lo ODd THIS SALE . $3.30 ConUaealol .' ~ a INir Be Thrifty! Seve All of Yo~r Sal11llps From E·Jberfelds In· Pomeroy ••• • ~.' ' · • $11pp6.rt tht Schoolh!ld lsl~~e Next Tuesday, ' 1111' auctloa. • . 1• •• •• • • • EIGHT yOu.g children, seven of tbem , . 300 PAIRS MENS $4.95 MENS-YOUNG MENS SHORT SLEEVE .. By Meigs County Teacher$· ... BOYS $1.95 100% cotton Wash ; Fino quality cottoa twill. (They match tho work unlformo) Sl2eo Small (1.. 14\H Medium (15-15\it ), Large (16181'. ), and Extra Large (17-17\it). Two pockets - re1u1ar ahlrt tilL e 18. 0. Patterson Honored,.,. WORK SH'IRTS eshlrtaln lizea141', to 20 Your correct sleeve length Trousers In size 29 to 50 Your correct length $6.50 .l MENS $1.95 . SHORT SLEEVI tusoH D"ive·ln COMING" ar~ "" . ~: MENS LONG SLEEVE SOCIAL lty G turl IWl llld I April •' •• - • . ••L-..1.-I.J.. : .. D... -arftu uaur SALEI 1 by I -ASH ' Of A 'f'lafleS • MEIGS THEATRE " shopping center. "n R,eporfS G1ven '· of buying Mother's Day gifts - there's big saladion in every eta- 1 0 C • . n 0nvenf10n • priced maple bedroo~ furniture on the 3rd Floor - Time to think 1 ....." '· .J• . '· ~ • I ' \. friday and Saturd1y the 29th and 30th (Last Two Days of Our CIDct'r drive, bas aanoWked' Informative reviews on therwere Mrs, Lewis, Mrs. '111eNln the toDowlq worket:S, Mn, Spt!Cial problems of . haadlcapo ' Jobnson, Mrs. FreciPhllSOII ami /f '' . members ol one :,.,.lly, died i Lite Thursday night wlren a lta8b nre swept lbroUgh a 1w9-. ltGry trame house, A dozen chll: dtea bad been. left aloat in tho """"· Four survived. · Seven of the vlettmo were the ehl~n. of Mr. ond llfrs. . Gaiton Larc~• ..,. tho eJa!ltb · will CllarUne Emond, 2, 0\\ty d\l[d of a neJeblapr!ng. ~. .. ,.. t.111. l.arcber' 'ril at· i IIIDCo ~ ,' \· . (~nu; on. Paae. Z)· . . ;;~ · •. ' :. i1l.s I i £t )£ ££1~iU!WI!" l£ . 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