http://66.213.69.5/files/original/921ff1e489940d1378e887ce1ee45b75.pdf cceb9db7e5d1bd537f2b142aa3722b97 PDF Text Text .' / ~prfnr Meeting I& · I~. lMIII .. bla oubjec!, "Chrla- . Sorority Holds InstaIIatlon . at SaIem Center Birthday Observed B Wal C h. tian Education for a New in)'." :., . p h I The United Methodist church . eld m ortsmout was one "' lhe churches to re- ! I y ter roo Around And .About MHS Seniors . ~ 1-DIIly prepare to present P.lay " • u "' " -- '""\ tors In GaUipoUa :r.tf:. VOL XVII! NO. 11 ... .. .at y Mainly About ' St.~ia:!.Uie ~ere People In -. enttne .-r Senti~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 2, 198e Mrs Olin Jolmson ol The birthday of Walter Crooks recent dJn.. 'Four members of the Umted ceive a citation lor over sub. was observed SUnday with .a ner esls of Miss Marcia Karr. Methodist Church attended the scribed apporllnnment to the family dinner at thell' home m Installation of the !1166-611 of. M•rfrlleoorl Seniol'!l at Middleporl High Marte Houdasbelt of AlbPon.smuu~;~ l};.,~l;,_j, s.,lUJK 1\,;nrtstian Hl~er Educataon c~- Middleport. Present were Mr. ficers was held when .u.. Delta Mr. ltbd r.Ii5. ¥nu~tt. Cale : School are rebearslDg for the n __ ""'_,.,.. e- •1 ens spent tbe weekend with ber b Conference Sunday afternoon at sade. A serv1ce of consecration and Mrs. Croo~, Mr. and Mrs: Kappa Gamma soror1ty met and children of Norfolk, Va., 1 annusl Senior play 10 oe nela 1 r \IUtt::r vr · parents, Mr. ana Mrs. WillitiuU llle Jackson Methodist Church. jwas held for lay speakers at IDan Thomas, V1enna, W.Va., last week at the salem Center spent the weekend with ber · lhlsFrlday,May 8 alf.p.m.ln Mr. and Mrs. Anrone Lucke Houdashell. Dr. Robert L. Browning ot _the ! ":h1ch t1me Leo Crew re<Jelved , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crook~ school for a 6:30 dinner and mother, Mrs. 11181 Roller. the ~igh s~i audllor!um. and her mother, Ml'!l. Frank Mrs. Helen Damewood Is cOliOhiO MethodiSt Thcologlcal : hiS second award. l and children, Pamela and C~n meeting. Hostesses were Nel- Miss Carol Scott student at ' TbJS years presonlaboo Ia IStewart returned home Satur· fined to her home by illness. School was the afternoon speak· i A ta ble lamp and a g1'ft of lbons, thia, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne~~~ lie Vale, Ann Webster and Eth· Holzer Hospital School of Nurs- 1 th.e com:',"y «tied, Quit Your day, after a several clays visit lllrs. Goldie Gothard! of Eut: money from tbe more than 150 0 W Middleport, Mr. and r . el Chapman. Iing spent the weekend with her Kidding, by Felicia Metcalfe, 1 at Fairborn, wltb Mr. and Ml'!l. eka was the weekend guest of Paul : Mrs. Dorothy Lacey and Mr. , Ashlon Sayre. Rev. and Mrs. Wendell Stutler churches in the district were i R~;t Rothgeb, Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Lance, prootdent, ~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Bateman, Mrs. Ethel opened the meeting with read: Scott. Donald Rode, faculty members Mrs Glad Shumway wbo and family. presented to Rev. and Mrs. Stan: St rne Pomeror. Ohto 8 ·lev H. McGilliard in apprecia~ ! e · Mrs. Charles Stephen- ~ ings appropriate for the spring I Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Reber of are directing the play. . ' h81 ~ s~ylng with' Mrs. Rev. Wendell Stuller fllled TONIGHT thru TUES. · tiOn of their six years service ; ~~~sa Mrs. Homer Smith, ~t. and Easter season. A new mem· :Belle, w. va. visited recenuy 1 'lbe plot concerns the fman. Gladys Cuckler fot past !lev· the pulpit at the Pt. Pleasant " WAR LORD" which terminates at the annual Mrs. 0nt, W. Va. : .Mr. a,~ ber was accepted for member- · with his sister, Mrs. Lillian Mc· l clal troubles of a widow. Mrs. eral months, returned to her EUB church Sunday evenln& ! l'et·hnicolor l her : Buford, who has tiU'ee cblldren; borne Tuppers Plains SUnday. for Rev. Jack Higgins. ronferenc~ . Christmral Eads. Ahsland, K) .. Iship. Plans were made io send Ghee. Also visiting with With Charlton Heston I e and Debby Eads, of the president and president~ later in the week were her siS· I a twenty.year-old daughter, Mr' and Mrs Eugene Houda- Miss Marcia Karr and Rev. flnrl Richard Boom: Attending from Pomeroy were Ironton : Mr. and M~s.. Dell elect to the International con- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Evelyn, and twin leeo-agers, shell' and ~ky and Randy iWendell Stutler represented the COLORCARTOONS Greer is were Sunday dinner guests of Syracuse MethOO.ist church at Gene of Columbus. 1 heir son,0 venlion to be held at Cleveland Mrs. James Douglas of Belle. Winnie, whose real name Wed. & Thurs.-NOT OPEN 1 Crooks, was unable ~ in August. i Miss Karen Bachner, student : Winston, . and Binnie. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ev· l the Spring District conference CHILDRENS !. attend due to classes at Ohio Officers installed were Faye 1at Ohio University, spent the ! Their problems seem about , her erett Dailey. held in Jackson Sunday afterS"'te Dentistry School. FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Sau('r. president: Anna Maude w.:ekend in Columbus witb her ! be ·solved by the vlsit of an noon. I r IJ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ...... \. TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1966 .':. · ... t~ ~ 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 l i May 6·10 Walt Disney's " THE UGLY DACHSHUND" !Tl•l' hn icolor l Wi th Dr:m .J o nl:' ~ 1111d ...;mnnnt• Plrsh('lt r Walt Dlsliey's " WINNIE THE POOH " ( lll"'d the honey trer \ !T reh n H·olo r l COLORCARTOONS Allm i!i.~ in n: Sizes 3 to Big 3 Whitt Bl•ck _ _ $p9 ••• Roush's Shoe Store Middleport, 0. 75c & 4'k 1 1 Fahrman, first vice president; aunt, Miss Mary Schaaf. She · deriy rich aunt whom tlJO<o Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly have Wllliam Erwin of Atikr•.; ...,. Edith Hoffman, second vic.; also me~ b('r fiance, Don Brown I never seen. But they returned to their home, Colu.m· Jted Sunday wiih his motit!r, president; Martha Husted, sec- while there. He is stationed in Ithat the fussy, eccelltric old ~· after a several days VISit . Mrs. Clyde Andrews and Mr. by With the~ paren~, Mr. and Andrews. 1 1Jady despises boys, and 1 retary; Esther Mearker, treas·!North Dakota. span, btcaJ~~ to .a lg:} 1 ~rer, and. Elizabeth Lance, par· Mr. and Mrs. Lee McComas means of a letter annoamclng Mrs. Ev~rett Dalley, ~nne S,, Mrs. J~ !'ebster Jr. and ~n, ! propl:"r to wen." !and Mrs. James Souders were her coming visit, they find she ~d Mr. and Mrs. Marvm Kelly, James, VIsited Sunday af.er1 llamentarlan. ·-~I 1 "Creative Music .. was the ! in Belpre Sunday to attend the plans lo give each of the Bu~ Mddleport. n~n at New Haven, W. Va. ! Mr. an d. Mrs . .Leo Crew. Mrl!. topic of the program given by ;open house in observance of ford girls $5.000. She ~s. Damon Farren and Mrs. with her mother, Mrs. T. C. : C. Mel vm. Alklff~ and Mrs. C. . Florence Evans who read a the 50th wedding anniversary of Winnie is a girl. So he Estill Moore were vlsl· Roush. 1 iF. Tom pkms. I paper on the subjecl after IMr. and Mrs. J. Warren, for-I himself off as a girl by which a piano number, Mendel-1 mer Middleport residents. The i some of Binnie's clothes sohn's ''The Hunting Song" was; four children and their families : Aunt Sophronia is there. She SUNDAY, MAY 8 presented by a pupil of Mrs. were present for the family din- rives and the fun beginl. 1 Evans. ner. Mr. and Mrs. McComas ! Complications occur, Alld A short service In memory or visited with his brother, Mr. secret almost comes o11t Miss Ethel Garland was con- and Mrs. Lloyd McComas en- they succeed In coverine It up. ducted by Ecna Adams. route borne. !At the end, a surprising event Attending from Meigs county ~lr. Bruce Lloyd was In c.- I takes place and Winnie aets his were Ruth Euler, Avice Freck· lumbus over the weekend wh<ere Imoney after aU. er, Martha Husted, Geneva Joa- h participated In the s h 0 e The Buford home Is a ~~~~~!; :1 chim. Le_e Lee, Vinas Lee, ~ar. j s~ow for the Genesco Shoe Com· ; ing place for friends of E :·uo:ore, Geneva ~ol.a~. Ma.xme 1pany. He was accompanied to 1- Betty and Jean and Ph1ls~n, M.ary V1rgmm Re1bel. j Columbu.~; by his son, Michl. 3 boy fri~nds. Mel and. Beatncl Rmehart, Faye Sauer, 1 student at Ohio Stale Univer·l Evelyn s best beau, J1m Tra:vls: Carolyn Smith, Emily Sprague, l sity, who had visited here with , ai~ for Winnie's besl pal. Spllke ll Genev1eve Stobart, R o s a I e e his parents. Mike assisted his · Wh1tten. Story, Nellie Vale, Ann Web· Irather with the show. I The maid, Camilla, who Ia an ster and Dorothy Barn... Vtr. Inexperienced country g I r ~ ginia Cover of Belpre, a form· MEETING POSTPONED keeps evtryone laughinJI at ber er Meigs county member, also , The meeting of lbe WSWS of anHcs, and bosses everyone, attended. Ithe Enterprise EUB church I' including M~s. Buford. scheduled for Tuesday evening The play " open to the pub' bas been postponed due to the l llc and tickets will be sold only ' election, and will he beld May ! at the door with adult tickets, 1 10. ; 50 cents and children'& lickels, :z:; cents. . A th l~u~nt for th~ . ~.ay-;, '' French ~a. !rtst Rabelals. ?~ ! .nch of JOY su;·~,ounts ~f gn J .: Action of 1 1 - . PATENT STRAPS ~ I Pomeroy council Monday night adopted tbe ordinance that Increases aalaries and wages of vUiage employes. LIMOSES, France (UP!) . . The new pay scales, retroactlve to May 1, Is: In - "Tbe trouble It, doctor," $1.75 per hour for atreet and cemetery malptenance said Jooep• Deaehampa, 41, aupervisor SENIOR PLAY- The Middleport High School Senior class will present "Quit Your Kidding" thlaberFriclay 1 the "the medicino , 00 k..p .... · th fir thrft.m 00th In the bigb school auditorium at 8 p.m., under direction of Dorothy Lacey and Donald Rode. Cast me~=s.:-n::~~~ ' .. $1.25 per hour for laborers In elr sl r) are Carole Anderson ' Joyce Long · Sharon Harrison ' Kathy Lacey• Connie Cook •· back row• Edith •·· I the pain 1 In m bati iod d •150 b after thre$ months •~ w U&fli me or ae 'I pro onary per an ., · per our Schmoll, Larry GladweH, Keo Harris, Ray Coleman, Sean .Mullen and Chris Bailey. - Sentinel Photo. liver doesn't '"'"" to be belp- probation. ... ing." $315 ,per month for the chief of pollee ln thre& months Puzzled, tile doel.r ...t of probationary employment and $330 lflerw~. DesCbmpa o11 fM an X-ray. $275 per month for patrolmen and metermell In the ' Emler for Leader1 It revealed why the medlelae first three month probationary period and $300 per month DALLAS - A NOTED METH· wasn't doing any rood. after the three months. odlsl theologian said loday Delchompa bad a rifle baJ. Extra policemen, $1.50 per hour; cemetery sexton $50 . , , • it may be easier for denomlna· let oiDck Ia his liver. Bnl be per month, and village ball ----~· Nmety-two pints of . blood Nease, Mary Nease, Mary AI- Dorothr Johnston R1chard Pool· Ervm Phllllpa, CarroD 'llldlt, r10081 1 d 1o agree on a eualdo'l rememllor llelDg ohol custodian $15 per month. 1next session, Iwere receoved Monday m the 1ce Samuels, Luia Hampton, Ei- m, Wa1ter R. Couch, Don Hun- Delmar Grady, Elmer P.._, eal ersth 1o ell the _ al least not ·•··e June, p ' kl g ut lin Decided that an fnvostiga- May visit of the Bloodmobile oise 1\'hile, Nacei Barton, Mary net, Harold L. Spencer, David Mary K. Yost merger P ank an s """' n per h es• tlon - should be conducted to to Pomeroy Jumor · H1g h au d'•· Hamm, Martha Mayer, Ed'11h 1 Ho1ler, Cec1'I HyseII , Chares I REEDSVIIJ.E - Mrs. Qrl. 'd nd m he Ulersona be 11 wor ed St 1 church 1111, wheo as a soldier i ea ran a e .,81 wannded lJI tbe rigbl hlp ;er ow ew din our,:,; learn if citizeu• are getting ade-ltorium from Ul7 persons who Sisson, Phyllis English, Edwina 1 Gloeckner, George Hicks, Mi- vllle Walson, Mae Vln~ m~ s. t be f 1 not to by 8 GenuiD. 3M) n or ance ' quate cab service. ]twas report. Icame, with 75 giving replace- Scott, Beulah Strauss, Eleanor chael Fultz, Geoffrey Wilson, Hobert Vineyard. ,ij;&_, We mus ca~.~ · •• The ballet wao never found. · ed there have been eompla:n!J men! blood lor families or 1Gordon, Betty Hay<·s, Naomi Homer B. Smith, Phyllis Eng- TUPPERS PLAINS - l'1III1P OUidl:n~e r·A= ic n~~;.. lloeton tald today u muol Council al'? lea~:rthel b:'· that people have been unable lo Ifriends . London, Wanda Felly, Margar- lish, Leo Vaughn. Boyles. >)... ~· 1 1 Methodlst Universt- have worked Ito way aroDDd hire a taxi at certaiJI limes oil et Yost. CHESTER_ !Joyd Black· ty. He made the statement at a lo De&<bamp's Hver dor!Jig $221),1169.20, but $27,734.98 of the the clay and nlghL , I! two gallon' donor ~obert Win Donations were by Quality I lith James McHaffie Mendel I wood, Marvin Keebaugb, Bar· meeting of the Consultation on llle paot II yean, amount is in active funds. - Accepted the appheallon gett a three gallo~ donor and Print Sbop, Charles Gibbs, I Ge;lach, Max Davis, Mrs. Paul bara Sargent, Betty J ••~ Cburch Union (COCU), an or· The General Fund balance of Richard Ebhn, Osborne·•~ Walter R. Coueb a six gallon I Pomeroy Board of Education, CaseI. Hawk, PaUl Hawk, Albert l'ar11 ganizallon lhroogh which eight lllay I waa $9,778.12, fire depart- for membershiP. into the Pome- donor. Five galion donors were IDavis lee and Produce Co., I MINERSVH.LE- Herbert Me- ker. major denominations are seek· ment $4,659.59 overdraft of $450.· roy Volunteer Fll'e Department Margaret McDaniel, Hobart 1 Oh10 Valley Bakmg en., Oh10 1 Intyre, Floyd Hendrick, Doris ALBANY- M'ilry Haning. ing to fo:"' a u~iled Protestant 14 in the . cemelef¥ depart- - Accepted the bid of Tn • Vineyard and Howard E. Park- jPower Co., Columbus and So~- Hendricks, Richard Wilkes, CLIFTON- Richard GUltl!'f, churcb ·Wilh 24 mllllon members. ment, $6,820.26 street depart- Stale Roofmg Cn., ParkBsburg, er. Nurse allendil1g was Edna , thern Ohto Electric Co.. Tmy s S.veriy Wilkes, William Fink . HARTFORD _ Mrs. Dorotlt,y menl, $927 state highway, t2,· at $970 lo put a new roof on the French. Twenty • two persons Marke~, The A&P Store, and RUTLAND _Vernon Weber, 111. James. VPI Man Winner 367.69 .m utUlty lund, and f3,· city ball bulldlog. were first Ume dcioors. Youngs Market. . PORTLAND - Jeanette Law- LONG.BOTTOM-MarlellarNEW YtiRK - THE !ltll 635.18 '" parking lot meter fund. Attending were Mayor Leur, Doetors wm 'Charles· Mullen, TRE DONORS renee, Clair Boso. !on, M,.., Reily ·Pigott, Aola Puilloer. Prizes give particular 388, Inactive funds .Include Clerk Edna Sohoenieb and Cnun· Ray Heaton, F. Ill. Cluff, and POMEROY - Margaret Me· SYRACUSE - Nettie Moore, ·Bissell, Howard Parker, Ricllrei'O lilllllll 'to journalists for lary ..wer Sl58,385.f4, special cllmen Bob Hysell, Fultz, ~ Selim Blazew~ek . ; Dame!, Arthur Slusher, Harvey IJames Tyree, Sylv1a Zwlllmg, ard Barton, H:""Y Osborne, Jr~ inve:tlgative reporting, cover- Tile State Higbway patrol In· street repairs bond retirement Poulin, Roy Reuter, Dun Cnl The canteen was served by Van Vranken, Herbert DIXon, Ada Slack, Jeanette Duffy, Charles Marcinko. ., age of racial conflict and of the vestlgated a minor stone flip- $493.02, and bond retirement !Ina and Franklin Rizer. Circle 12 of Heath Methodist Howard English, David Mary Lisle, John H. McCoy, LANGSVILLE - HeleH MIJ. war in Viet Nam Winners of ping accident, Jnvolvi"' a school $34,2S5. 76 . Church, Middleport, with Mrs. Koblentz, Robert Gloeckner, Carroll Norris, George H. Sch- ler, Ray M!dkil(. the coveted prize~ In journa~ bus and car, aii:07 a.m. Moo- Mayor Charles Logar's April Grace French and Mrs. Nan Frances Carlelon, Mrs. Erma neider, Eber Pickens. Arthur RACfNE- Betty Sayre, RobIsm included, for News Photog· day on Rl 7, one and seven • report soowod the vlltage sbare Moore, cbairladies. . Smith, Dorothy Reeves, Emo- Sylvester,. Bob Wingett, Wood· ert C. Hili, Rose Grindstaff, No· h U 'ted Press Jnle 1-na. ltenths miles soutb of Middle- Iof coliecUons as being $549.70 Loading and unloadmg was g.ne DeWees, Ma)one Pnce,lrow Zw11img, Fred Crow, Dar- va Bailey, Robert W. Profflll. ~t"p taf~lpbotographer Ky- port. No one WBilnjured. IWith $169 of the amount paid in done by Mr. Aaron Zahl and his Harlan Wehrung, Lucian Poui- rell Dugan. Larry Spencer, Lenardos Soll10~ ; da for his general Officers said that as a car parking meter lmes, Lot park· Manual Training Class of PHS. in, Mary Alice Samuel s, JosRACINE Hershel Roush, ers, Robert Clehind, Frail 0 c awar by James Spencer 67 'ii1l:. meter money collected In MASON_ The MBIOn Fire Clerieal workers were Jean eph Gloeckner, Paul Carper, James Hili, George Connolly, Parsons. coverage o tbe war in Viet 1 driven • • ' ' April was $1,096 while street -~ -- -- 1 WORLD I When working hands need extra easb because a home needs repairing.•• When working hands need exha money, for afiJ reason ••• There's a belplng band at e25 to t2000 ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY Lire Jnsurance AwaUble Olt NJ La.M 300 w. Second St.- W'landotte 2·2111, "-etor DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. Report Given On Temperance week Activity 'IJ FJi ed Stone Pp Breaks Gl r· Stover, 44, Rl. I Bidwell, met CINCINNATI _ THE omu and passed, tbe wheels of the River was expected to crest at Ibus apparently flipped a slone around ~1 feet, a foot under and broke the wmdsbield of the ON Mother's O.y Sund1y, M1y 8 , - • ··. J . ·~Uf.'n-..• Color II brlgbt, brimming over ' '; ..1 ·"!t l l':.ofl'·· . _ · ·· ' willi Spdngtime'a IIJIIIIY"PPIIhld lhll:lla Ia 1111 crilp 111'111 tl nyloll 1M PI .s- uppers with contrasling trim, heel and !Ole. In comH!iw colors for Sildng. /ltl -~~~ MalfMMI• '\'li\IIJID IL K\Df , bafd E JoDOI ' ll!c . l District J · 6JNNiE 9·". lACe1 BcbOO Ve\P ]!Oit4 " -·· _,ea\lOil .. ' 'I . Pd. P<>l. Mr. ' . .. •t' • 1 • ' ZANE'wi!LE, Ohio (UPI) A manhunt eonUnued today In a desolate strip mine area northeast of here for an ex-convict, wbo obot and killed bls brother· In-law and critically wounded a •,_ ed irl The Eaatem Local Scbool ; -n-ag I · District has received a $5.174 i A bellcopter was uaed Moogrant from the Federal govern·' day In the search along with ment for lu summer klngergar·; sheriff's deputies from surt~n program Executive Head : rounding counties and dozens of Larry Morrison said loday. vOlunteers fOr WtWam Thoma~ The klndergart•n classel will IDII, 32, who allegedly lhol and be conducted in Tuppers Plains. killed Leo Leon Lucas, 18, of There will be bus service for Route I, Stewart, Athelll Cnunthe children of Chester, Reeds- ty. ville and Long Bottom: Lullch- '!!Isle · Seylor, 18, 'Zanesville, is will be provided. was wounded when lht alt!Jnpttwo cerUfi<'ated ~clters and ed 1D escaPe from a car lit the lwo non<erilficalad teacben demled back rqlon:,,oear Ohio will be employed lor the kllldlr· lfll8 in ~ ,1\lu-.m rarten program. Children ellgl- County. ble. ill attend are those who ~ ·8aylor wu ~ wUl be Ill before October Sl. crillti1, list It Cood 1b~ . tra111portallnn lind rou(J Hospu,l here. llhe fDld SberiH lCbedule w8l he 8liiiOUneed IJt- Fred B. Ul~ II!(~ ~played II'.:Tile ldnderprten w8l bella clelid" 111W HUl left her alooo en. ~- IJ and conllnue lbroltgb and trw al1e "!!"~ ill Jill· ~i!il 21, Mr• .Morrl8oD 1i1tL , II" two mUea lq a flii,Dbbule Kindergarten Is Assured FOR MOTHEN HeIIcopt er For KI•IIer mV-1 LEWISBURG, PA. l 8 Sc b k 'cted in IIIII documenis I' to Polish Cnnununists, left fed· eral prison Monday de<laring be had never been a spy. "! never betrayed Iriy coontry In this manner," Scarbeck saki. "It was not a case of es(CnnHnued on Page 2) 0~ glv~g ~i~s~~~;~ ,_, I study. Mayor Legar said "about great deal (estimated $20) to flood stage' Wednes- aulo. Arrests by th e pafrol Monday, 10 beenapplications" received for the job bnd day. lh bu edic all cited to municipal court May In olber activity• The wea er reau pr · iuded D . · · h if foot downward !, inc : Paul avl8, 29 • - Discussed but again na lion was a crest fore- South Lebanon • and Donald Mar• 1urther action ' was ta.en, L from its aoriginal on 1 I Th weather bureau said cum, 25, Oak Hi I, both for the Itinerant vendors ordinance ClodBia.y thee 50 foot flood stage at Ispeeding; BusseD Sayre, 30, proposal given a first read six --~· ago. Views on the P"" p r1 th prohabiy will be 180d Harry M0rris, 23 • both of w..,.s l'<'~c~~;ubut will not affect the iProc!orville, both for overload; posed ordinance varied, with lty which is rotected by Teddy Ldz, 49, Galax, Va., no some appearing In fa~or and c • 11 P highway use tax; and Clyde others opposed. Council Pres!floo r wa s. Norman.' 39, Galax, Va., pass- dent Leslie Full Ia ID give the · ing on the berm matter further study until the COMPLETE SELECTION OP HOUSE SLIPPERS HOSIERY SHOES r' ~~!~r;:· :!a~e?:;r~;~~~ lulltime me~~:ra~ta~~~~:~:;s· for the ;~:;-!"~~~ ~;.::I•: :C:~; Limited War job of meter patrol- months, according lo Chief Fred man in Pomeroy were presen~ Taylor. ed and referred for committee Taylor pointed out II costs a Remains U, S. Nam. One Foot Vnder I Open Friday Night nl 9 I Give Name or No Fire Run StiU Not Guilty ' M:~~~~~~:eys ~~~F~~~: 88!"· 1 dollar {rom . Local students. hildren h.. our Me•gs ~• o1 our • cation for ducationa\ ne'"' et this lateR ~ the e gain me response ·u once a Jn the past, your are sure that you Wt district. ble We . of our been {avora · . f the children U alwaY• better educauon o J(atltr1D -s. R• . .• obaUen&e ID< "'' JUn& VIr.- 0 · Blrtlll 8\awtet" a~~rl:no~~~~~: bee~:.: _ - Patrol Reports ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS bildren bUt Ill can all vote for etter serve our e 'i'omorrow we school will not onlY ~ . and re-training. . dl.. vor:ataooa\ Srhool. ~t{sor adult vocational tra~mngwe iee\ that \nforrnatl;n th\1 Prve a critical nee -soard o{ Educatton, the great need or s nbers of your 'ttee voin\& up ' hich .u of \11 As met }\ction Comnn rtunttY "'N '\1 d b V the Citizens t and unique oppo nicb ,.. fee\ Wl tribute . accents the grea rt to a school "iN new scnoo\. It also row to contribute our pa YES to build thiS schooL rl hal ters have tornor .sdom in votmg d our everY etlo as vO tBoar. ~ 0 urW1 be a ' asnng tribute to 'id ur duties al your SchOO h' h 70o/o of the voters a ume o . the consoh'd aUon w tc Since we ass d t ward making bel'n directe o J • • h\<t reality. te out f \l a wor"'a. ry to tna pro,•ed la<t a , I School Is necesoa d aup"POrt d vocation• t;> vote an Tne new High schoodl :r~ective. We urge ail o!tyo:,. ev&Y dolJSt which olidal ion eom P ~·· d ~e pledge ~~0 . do\laTI {or e .~ con~ en it i.& passe ' . unds ot two , t edlltne bond issue. Wh h state matching f ·u stabUsh oquabW o . ble, pius t e I that"'' e ke a\•at\a 'ld a schoo you rna d issue to but the bon ~~; '.; :gemonths ~tal.: som~me I neW comP of Blood Received Monday """!! ; om...,,_...,. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WHirs pJfl • tS ° u! :,";:.ther~ II To The Citix.ens .... ·gs Loco\ Of ,.,et . . Schoo\ Oistnc~~. m.. - · ·~ 92 t! and Mrs. Clyde Bartlett, played ! a piano solo. Temperance readA'ITEND CONFERENCE A report on the observance Iings were given by Miss Sauer, Members of Heath of Youth Temperance Week scripture from Luke and an Churcb attending the TINY ••• BUT TREMENDOUS In flavor are was given by Miss Margaret article, ''Never Smart Nor Soc.' Conference at Jackson these wonderfully delicious chocolate cover~ Sauer when. the W.C.T.U.. met iable," "The If Of Alcohol," by Included Ml'!l. Ill. L. crisps, creams, nub, frulls, and caramels. · Fr1day everung at the M1ddle- Jcdy Taylor; "Why Do Teen- Mrs. Nan Moore, the Rev. pori First Church of the agers Smoke?", Martha Bart- Ml'!l. M. E. Dowaon, Mra. MINIATURE ASSORTMENT, I lb. 1.95, 2 lb. 3.90 ~e. Betty Cline, president, leU; "A Hart Habit to Break," liam Ru!seU and Mrs. J::~ Sided and Ml'!l. Clyde Lucille Harrison; "Ten Re01ons Jividen. The latter two was program chairman. Why I Abstain," Mildred Nash, consecrated during the aervic<dl fASTf THE DIFFERENCE OF FRESH~~ Mrs. Joe Turner gave and "Don't Drfve," Betty Cline. as lay speakel'!l, The con:fenme<• ll opening prayer and Ma r I h Miss Sauer reported lilera- members attended as a fare- II Bartlett, daugbter of the Rev. ture disiributed to !chools and well meeting with the iiiiilf churcbes during the Temper- Stanley McGiliiard, who Be sure to see the fine selection of Fanny Farmer ance Week observance. Mrs. served as district superlt1tend- il Candies for Mother's Day Gifts Tangy Fruit Bartlett closed the program with en~ Slices Fudge Creams Family Assortment prayer. - Home Assortment - Mint Wafers - French During the bosi,... session 1be Almaue Mints - Cherries - Nut Clusters - Di!le1 and Mrs. Bertha Archer and Mill! By Ullil.d Prell IDteraatlooal Hard Candies. SusaD Park were reported pa· Today Is '1\eaday, May 3, Uents at Meigs General Hospit- 123rd day ol 1986 wHb 242 ALL BOXED- READY TO GIVI! al. Miss SUuer reported on an follow. article taken from the "Union The moon is between its first Signal" on alcohol. Following quarter aud lull phas•. lbo mecling Mrs. LlUlan Steilf The morning stars are Venus presented aevenil musical seiec- •nd Saturn. tiona. The evening star Ia .111M.,. -· ouncil New Scales Retroactive To May I in All Divisio~ Bullet in Hip Moved to Liver In 26 Years swm ntounl\1 fUR MDTHlJI 1 Stop i• .••and ask for our "tlome IOJIIi" loan . ..,. oan Iii an ailing borne now . .. and repa~ in sensibJe mnUtly in~nts. ·orl{ers .. 1 State University was set toclay to lnerease student fees f~:;;d~:l ~::: ~~~ ~:";: v·Iet Nam Aim .. I •= ::C ;:' ¥a¥1e. , Ufflwr tald Hill appares~Uy drfaed the, body ol Lacu to lite ~ Ill the eabla lind relurDed tq lbe "'I' lind the Saylor 1irL 8be told lbe oberUI thll HUllllld - he plettned fD llltJol bar.:aftet · ~ loull(l a · . •' « \'• •'•', '·': ) .. ,_. ., , ... - ' • Su..,.. ~.. "~I• FederatedChurchM • comp}eted .erger IS 'II'AU'' Hltl iNtll A.'t~,\A.\ 11! 14l \ fi: ~ ~ • . f: .... ,.. I take the trucktheon lives a run,of pius tt sald Monray recommenendangering the firemen Effective Immediateded increases will be given to · . . lbe IIlli lty 1n1 tee t th iy, anyooe caiimg In a lire is to WASIUNGTON (UP!) - The vers s 8 a e g1 ve hi s Phone number and Johoson admmJStrat ·· 1on 1s s('1ck· June meetiog. , h ho 111 name. If this Ia not done, the Ing to its delermination to 'We w ave to ve an Allotment of $250,000 of Appalachia funds for t .lle department will not make the pursue a "l.imited war" in Viet Increase, hut inteod to keep It proposed Meigs County Nursing Home on Lincoln W1l -'" \ "run. Nam desp1le heavy pressure as modest as we can," Faw· be sought Wednesday by Delmar Canaday in Columb111 "We operate on a small bod· from' both "Hawks" and eeU said. from Appalachia Commissioner Albert Giles and Goveraor get conslsllng of donations, so "Doves." - - ' " " " ' ''" James Rhodes. " we cannot afford making runs S Vet M lal H Ita! nda h t bllsb j ,..._ when we are not actually need· · Defense Seerelary Robert · Adm"7'~ emor R 0~~ R 1 p:~~~~n~:~ber Yo( to iom~ ;:Ya in the aar':\~8 :e ed " advised Taylor McNamara made that piam 111on ss ns ona a· . . ,_ ' ' day wben he ruled out - for the ston, Middleport; James Dyer, merre, Mr. Canaday, head of c1al fiSk. to be underlakell ., lime being, at least -U.S. Middleport; Gregory Middle- the. corporalwn, descnbed the local res~~. were nlllld, bombing of the Hanoi industrial swart, PorHand. fac1hty, which would employ but no decoswns made. complex and the mining of the Dlscbarges .- Marvin Walk- I 75 persons, and for which $137,· In regard lo the Regatto, .ll' port or Haiphong tn Communost er, Garnet Kimberlin, Mrs. Ru-1000 already has been obtamed rival or ille 1,1100-passengerc.tOur North VietNam. dolph Rlffie, and daughter, in grants. train from Columbus, al'iiii\Jt. AI the same tlme, however, Amos Leonard. The Chamber voled to ad· ed b)• the National Asaodallaa be vowed the United Slates Meiga General Hospital dress telegrams to Mr. Giles of Railway BuslnesswomenCP would conti~~e its gradual Admis&loas- Clarence Jones, and Governor Rhodes urgin~ the confirmed for ~1 a.m. buildup of m1lltary strength to G II' r allotment as a much-needed ser~ June 12. The VIsitors wtll 11iVI meet what he de~cribed as a ~I:::.V.s _ Marvin Darst, vice to the aging In this area Pomeroy at 5 p.m. thai Felbl Deaill atepped-up rate olmfdtratlon .or Leopold llyseil. and as a boost to the economy. mg. After driving about two miles, c;::,mm~nis~ m~n and maler~al riSBEi\SPEAKER In other business, the Cham·' Present at the meeting ajJOYI HUl ordered ber out of tbe car m e or · There will be a meeting of 1ber discussed at length the no- Bailey's Res!Burant were Jlreo. and sbot ber in the back, Miss McNamara and Undersecreta- the licensed practical nurses ticeable drain on the labor sup- ident Jack Carsey, KermltftalSaylor told authorities. She 1'Y of Stale George . W. Ball division II at 7:30 p.m. Friday, ply in Meigs County during re- ton, Jack Kerr, John Blaetllar, leined death while he poked, answered foreign pohcy ques- May eth at the Columbia Gas cent months, resulting from the Ted Reed, Jr., Bob Jacobs, Bob h 'th L Uons at a meeting of the U.S. office Middleport. Robert F!Sh. h · the WI B'li G w•.._ er WI a s11c.. llabor-shortage e1sew ere m ngett, 1 rueser, Miss Saylor slaggered to a Chamber of Commerce. er of Middleport will be the country, and aggressive adver- Grueser, Richard Chambera, farmhouse, where sh• laid down PollUcs Cauae Slowdo:;' erl guest speaker. E\oerv one i> I !ising campaigns by industry to Allan Leonard, Norbert ~ in an upatairs bedroom. Wben ~cNamara lltac~~wl welcome. Refreshmenta will be ;lure employees. ton. Fred Crow, Jr., Bob Gllll, 1 family returned, the man in ~:":~ ~ IC~ad ' : ":.; served by Amanda Murray. Possibilities of investment lo and Rev. Jack Martin. grabbed a shotgun, tblnkinii a . . I am r uc burglar WBI inside. mil!lary operatllHIS agamst the "Don't shoot, I've already Communists, ~ut he Sald they been shot," Miss Saylor sald. now were gelling back to the The sheriff aaid Hill had hor- rate .of the first three months Rev, Dr. Eugene Car.on lor the Presbyterian Church matters sucb as eo-ownership rowed the sbollun two or lllree of this year, Blake, general secretary of and the United Church of ChrlBI of property and oouunon Will' -ks ago. While rid!JII arnund lbe World Council of Churches, in Pomeroy. ship services, but Bgl'eed ala in bls car Sunday, be weal ID CORRECTION who ••pressed opllmlsm Mon· In a duly scheduled meeting ID separate and dlsllnct aa11; Stewart, piCked up the gun and Ml'!l. Henry Ewing, Pomeroy, clay over prospecls of a mer- Sunday, May 1, the voting wes gregalions, . each belnc respo then got bls daughter at the Is not a first cousin of Dr. Eu- . ger of eight Protestant denoOJI· unanimous to create one con- slble to its own denominauOlill home of Ills elfran. . wtre. gene Carson Blake 81 reported · nations, will be pleased to that gregaUon of what for IDIIIIY afflllatinn. II Wll lfiii'Ded Hill &lopped at Monday. part of the merger already bas yea~ has been the !loa! congre.. The action of the pnt ~. lbe Mayle, resldeoee Sunday been accomplished in Pomoroy. ption, Falerated church. merging u- two group~ lait n!lbt and ulced them to ~lp WEATHER . The original federation IJreW one unilled body, 1o apeelad II IIJJn repair a lire, The fllmlly M01Uy t!IDDy 8,11h, partly What tho elgfit major Protes- out of a proposal in 1927, under he of interest to te111J11111aa1 atlempted 10 'Ulk 111m inl!i' liD' ~ aorlb. Fair, cool to-! toni bodies have for the past which the Presbyterian Cburcb leaden l'I!D 111'1 , hopeful 11)111 ~ 10 1 ~ .mlatlon ilgltt, low 11-ft. Fair, Ultlo tem- five yeara disCU!sed as "po.181· and the old Evangelical and IIUCir eal 'bt ~llllld ttl·• ~ . · . . . -. dtllp WediOidof, blllty" II¥ now become "faCl" ~ Cburcb agreed V»>O 11G1'14WIU l1!il .,._ ~ J :;: 'l!~ !. $250 000 sought t:"= For Nurst·ng Home ..·. AI•dID• g s.earch • MIDe • Areas In · where she collapsed. ChD A Who d "',s ~e s:ff said :::.:-Y~~~ ..~"... ~r wapede unhurt ~ oo...,.. bn escof U 1 nearby me a re1a ve. Ulf sald Miss S 1 told ner ay or : . the ~~ ~=g in gion •_:r the te c the::~ . er to bou was goutg r a se be Wll planning 10 rent. Hill allegedly ldlled the youth early Monday near an ahandooed log cabin after lentng MilS Ssyior and the cldld in the ear. The child, Rebecca, WBI found Monday llleep at the nearby home · of Howard ...._. - COLUMBUS*""'-""'"nu (UPI) - Ohio ~· i l\11 ' IFUM:\1 '1...1./W'\..,.. .l!Jleti • 'lj.I'Jfi *'IRtCJWWe lftll . . . . . ~ ~ · • I �.f ::~ ·~·::.::~..:.::.;:.:::;: :::: ; ·•':::·... :.:; ··.: :...' :: -~ -.... ... ..... -· ~ • :.:.~:,: ".~ :~·, .:.::•..: : : .:.~:...;·;,",, ::.,:.:: •,; ·: •• ' . ........... ................. ........ ,_,__ •r ""' d 'I " ..' . • ~· • ., .. ' \' ' I •IS UPI Briefs . -~ Ended .. 110utd not pt out." ',. ·.' • ~ly l!enllnet Pomeroy,ll!lddleport, •0 ., May S, 1968--ll AJJ.Stan Jenkins 3-Hits C~TNine For 8-1 Tourney Victory IConUnued FroJII Page ll , piOMIO ill the true S!IIH of U. won!. 1 just aot InVOlved 111111 ..' ,, "' t Jackets 'Winners in 3-\Vay Track Field Meet Monday Middleport rem~in~ uodefea~/Ro~ P. U-28 poblt victory over Pome- M. toy and Wahama 1n that order iOO yard Umili, Brickiea, iU: on the Middles' field. 5.5, P. Hindy M, Batey W, The .Jackets had firsts in the Swisher P. obot)lllt, 440 dash, 118() run and Mile, Arthur, W, ~: 09-S; Cbeathe mile relay. Pomeroy took die M, Gilkey M, Blake M. flrsla In the bigb jump, dis- 880 relay, Pomeroy (Swlsb<US, 100 yard dash, 880 relay, er, Napper, Nease, Brlcklesl, 220 dash and tbe two mile run 1:38.1; Middleport 1:38.6 (new "WaH fur • walk, bill a't for six firsts. But the Jackets school record) with Sauer, Hlalei 111 yoa eaa'l nml" overall strength in the middle dy, Swartz and Hood. oislance runs and depth in the 440 dash, Sauer, 55.2, M. BatoU1ers, was the difference. ey W, Brown M, Tennant W. Wahama got a first in the 1180 Run, Oiler, M, 2:17.5, Tan0 broad jump and the mile run. nehill M, Arthur W, Cheadle How they finished: M. Sbotput, Vance, M; 39 ft. 1 Z2o dash, Swisher, P, 2U; . inch; Ashley, M, Sawyer, W, Hood M, Nease P, Htndy M. Gibbs W. Mile relay Middleport (Swartz • Brood jump, Russell, w, 17 Russell, Vance, Brown), Waft. 10 ln., Brickles, p. Vance, hama, second. Middleport's SEOAL Division and R. Sauer, both M. Two mile run, Pomeroy, Mow- leading baseball team made Ita High Jump, Nease, P. 5 ft. I ery, 11:46.4; Macbir W, Lee P, debut on the Clasa A To\1111.. Jackets Open Tourney WJth 15 6v•JCtOry Dadoes scored agam m the second on a double by Proffitt and triple by Guueser, theA added two IR the fourth and one in eacb o1 the last two frames play ed. SOuthern's next IOC!ional tournament opponent wlll not be known unUilater iR the week. BY INNINGS Soothern 310 211 - 8 10 2 C-1 1100 01 - I 3 3 Jenkins and Cundiff. Hopkins aod Randolph. Hannum Named 76efS MeDlOf ,. 1 , • """''fl By Big Margin !--1 ?;O!.,.nrv nver ('.arthaRe-Troy single. on tho cOolvlDe Damond Mon- Southern's blg rrame was tile day In et.. A sectional toUnla· first when three runs were ocor· := "!av. ed on a single by Grueser, an R•ltlmnr.. JwG..: ahead tho entire error and three wldk~. The Tor· 0-;;~iand route, Umlted the carthqo-Troy oquad to only one bit Ia first 4 rungs, The bollia scored their 1<me nm 1n tho fifth on a sing1e by Randolph and a two-bag· pr by Mollohan. The game was ealled in tho llJth inning because of darkness and wblle the Tornadoes ol Coach Craynor Slone bad the bases lull and no one out, Jenklna atruck out sevea and walked lour in bls tive illnings on .the mound wblle C.Ts HopkiDs fanned eight and walked nine. Shortstop Bob Grueser, with a triple aad '"" singles lor Soothern JB four trips to the plate, led all batters. Other Tor- • lfALONB:Y'8 41111. '·' CINCI!fflATI (UPI) · Maloney, C1nclnnaU ltads r)lbl!tt.t;; bander, got the club pbyslclao~M~ Middleport High School golf- c• ahead to begin workln& IIII!Hl4JI .. biDder 1l!lb Jenkhll. soored an broW!! and Tom Diddle, eacb ., • • .. ,_ u~ , J!nl J!ad<ett; fl, by 3\1-~. ( · , IJ'erey , Schraeder, 'f, •clefea~ ell Dave Jenkin~; 411, I;y J'l:: Take Middies bit~=:;. ~untO: =: =:a:~bi~ Amos 1u u1~Ub, C11m, &•'1 ... .i... -.., its own area Monday with a 56- P; Aabley M; Stanky P, Vance ea m trac& lUlU UtlJu GABS Golfers 1. I; ·'·, . ~. L~ ~ "~~"rlttl• •lom~. " .,.~ -.tli_l'le ri~t ann '4ondaY. 11 Chicago Detroit Callfornla Minnesota Washington Boston New York Kansas City , 5 Monda)"a Reaulll Baltimore at Wash. night, ppd. Tuesday'• Probable Pllcun Kansas City at Ca!Jfornia, nigb)t -Hunter tl-2) vs. Lopez U-1 Mlnneoota at Chicqo, night -Pascual l:t-1) vs. Horl~n (I-I) Boston at Detroit, night Santiato (!H) vs. Lohcb (:1-1) _Baltimore at Washington, ~'' ~ eordlng to their coach, Nolan I Maloney InJured his ·arm ft iq:p Swatkhamer, tonk their lumps llouston on April 2$ and !Ia no~ Mar~· :r. t.~ G~mpe!!!! !.'!.'~!!! 1!!!e!! !!!!!~ ~ce. ·: :~nit, !rom tho Gallia Academy team, >~) which already IB league cham~ '"'· loo and a contender for the QUESTION: What is the pric:<J . llate Utle. The final count was zo to ' In a 6-man team match. of Americ••• must GAHS Ia 1:1-1 in ita season. popular cigar! Middleport 1a at Point Pleasaot today against Polnt and wabama High Golfers. Results Monday ( Hrst named, ! Galilpolis) : Chris Roderick 35 (medal) de- ANSWER: foaled Pat Edwards, 37, by 3\1· Not 51 , not IO;. 10. not 2125;! It's the Chip Janes, 40, defeated Way- 6; King Edward Imperial t~at has 111 Davis, 47 , by 3-1. Tom McCarty, 311 defeated the VERY SPECIAL Sam Clatworthy, 46, by 4-0. VALUE that makes Tom Folden, 311, defeated HAmerica's '•r ''· Bob Priddy, 43 . by 3-1. largest seller. ·c· ?• ment trail Monday at Oak Hill nado hitters were Ray Proffitt nigbt -Miller (CHI Yl. O•lrteg~::•:~f:Bruce~:_!Ha=rr~el~d;.,~4~1,~de:fe~a~ted~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;·~"· with a come-from-behind II • I wllh a dooble and single, Dave · PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Irv (0-11 victory over the Oaks. The JackKosloll, owner of the Phlladel- Cleveland at New York, Pomeroy pbia 76ers basketball team, had -Tiant (W) vs. 'IlownJno <0-2) WELLSTON, Ohlo (UPI)- Eddie Jaeobs, a first ets tangle wllh only one thought in mind when WedDelday 1 Gamet team AII·Ohlo high sehool basketball •hol•e last sea· Panthers th1s evemng on the Middleport field In the lleCOnd be hired Alex Hannum as his Kansas City at California night son, announ•ed Monday he wlll enroll at Ohio State time aroond of SEOAL divlsioa Major Leagae lad... new head coach "to bring the Minnesota at Chicago night University next fall. Jacobo, a 6-fooH guard, aet the Wellston H 1gb play. By Ualted l'nll lnten>allonal NBA championship to this Boston at Detroit night ruight(l At oak Hill, Mike Gardner Natlooal Leatiue city." Baltimore at Waohlngto• ~•hool seoring record wltb his average of 25.6 points opened on the moond but was G. All. R. H. Pel. Cleveland at New York llight per game last season In leading his team lo a 111-3 ree> chaaed In the lourlb wheo, with Boyer, NY 12 46 8 II .391 "In order to achieve ord. three run• already home In tho Smith, StL 17 63 9 U .381 objective," Koslofl exp•laiJlied,( Nalloaat Leape second Inning, Crabtree hom- Morgan, Hou 19 69 B 1lll .377 "It seemed to be there was . W. L. Pet. GB ered with one on to MIA t h e Flood StL 17 69 8 26 .377 ooe man for the job -Alex Pittsburgh II 5 .llllll score to~- George Sauer, a Allen,' Pbll 12 43 9 16 .312 Hannum." Sail Francisco 12 7 .113Z \1 Jelly, came on to flnisb, givblg Sa.•to. Cbl 16 57 9 21 .366 Koslolf said he reached his Los Angeles 12 7 .1132 10 . up only one more run, a harm- Stargll, Pitt 13 47 7 17 .362 decision about 10 doys ago Pblladelphia 8 f .571 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -~8-5. Edd1e Belmonte rides the less thing in the bottom o1 the l plnson Cln 15 60 :; 21 .350 fire Dolph Schayes as head Atlanta 10 9 .526 2\1 The probable field for Satur- son of Promised Land, who won seventh wben the Jackets _ by I Pglir~i PiU 12 40 4 l4 _350 coach and informed Schayes New York 5 7 .417 4 day's running of the Kentucky ! the Santa Catalina Handicap that time_ led 15-5. ctmnte.' Pitt 16 69 10 24 _341 telephone. He said he ~t. Louis 7 10 .412 41> Derby,_ thrown Into confusiOn by and was thJrd m the Santa Middleport went way out front I Amerlcn League proceeded to woo Hannum Cmcinnau 4 II .267 61> i.~ the IDJUry to heov1ly favored Anita Derby. But the roan colt In !ts bail of the fourth with e1 G. AB. R. H. Pet. was fired live weeks ago by Clucago , 4 12 .!ftO 7 Grausta~k, was expec_ted to was out of the money _in three runs and added 6 more In the Alvis, Cle Moaday 1 Reaalta 12 47 r. 21 An San Francisco Warriors. . -.. firm shghtly today w1th the recent stakes races m New fifth. Top bitter for tho Jack· F.Rbsn, Bal 13 45 t6 19 _422 off announced Monday be had (No gam';' scheduled) 39th runmng of the 115,000 York and trainer Hirsch J~cobs eta was Buddy Moore, catcher, Rbnsn, Chi 14 49 12 20 .4IJII signed Hannum to a Tuesday • Probable Pltcben ..' , Derby triaL would like to see Exh1blt1onlst with two singles. Middleport got B.Rbsn Bal 13 54 10 21 _389 contract. PbiladelphJa at Atlanta, ltlg:nt)) ." ' Five 3-year-olds run in the exhibit bls best form before only 7 hits, but six oak Hill Yzmaki Boa 15 56 12 23 _354 Kosloff admitted that -8UDI1Jng 11-11 vs. Fischer ' mile race at Churchill Downs deciding the colt's Derby fielding boots belped. Warner: Cal 13 49 10 17 .347 76ers had a good season 1) . . with only one of them definitely status. Oak Hill ... 030 200 1- f 5 8 Kaline, Det 16 57 12 19 _3:13 Schayes in winning the P1ttsburgh at Cmclnnatl, oommltted to starting In the It costa $500 to enter a horse Mid'port ..... 000 96tl X-15 7 3 Echbrrn Bal 13 45 7 15 .3 33 Divisi011 champloruobip with a night -Sisk (1-0) vs. Ellis (1-1) eiXL KITCHEN CABINETS with Rolled Edge ,. C hy. Bul on the sidelines, in the Kentucky Derby and an Eversole (LP), Bradford <4), White NY 15 42 8 14 _333 Ji5.25 record but he said the New York at St. Louis, night Formica Counter Tops with their final prep race• additional 11,000 to actually Williams 15), Brewster 16) Oliva,' M!nn 12 43 7 14 _326 club should bavo won more - McGraw (1-0) vs. Washburn behind them , were 13 other start. Crabtree. Gardner, Sauer Home Runs than 55 games and uoever (1-2)_ e FORMICA Stocked in Three Patterns young Thoroughbreds whose IWP), (4) and Moore. N •Ito 11 t League, Aaron, should have lost to the Celtics Chicago at Houston: night !miners Insisted would start in Fight Retutto Braves I; Mays, Gianla 6: in the playoffs." IJand.s Il-l) vs. GuJSIJ(F2-fllmlcis- II eCEILING TILE by Armstrong ,.,. the first of the 'l'rlple Crown B United Press International IFIIVR WINNEII8 Alou, Thomas and Torre. "It could have been • better Los. Angeles at San classics. · . . Y Gentile, Astros and year," he said. "We had co, rught -Drysdale (1-2) vs. 1 ALBANY, Calif. (UP!) Jock- Braves, eWELDWOOD PANELING Wdllams~n Kid, Exhibition- MANCHESTER, E n g 1and ey Alvaro Pineda turned iR four Lefebvre, Dodgers 5. I letdowns within games with MarJChal (4-0)a , lst, Due D Eclair, Dommar and <UP!) -Thad Spencer, 197¥•, 1victories at Golden Gate Amot1can Leagtte: Reichardt. I teams and we bad Iektowns in Wedaead YI Galllfl eTAPPAN APPLIANCES Clear Springs were entered in IPortland, Ore., outpoInted : Monda . Angela 6; F. Robinson, Orioles, entire games against last Philadelphia at AUanta .mght the trial, which has produced Brian London, 197¥•, Bntaon l p· ~ scored Bl Ticket Scott Red Sor and Kaline teams." PiUsburgh at C1nc1nnat1 rughl ALL AVAILABLE AT .. , live winners who came back (10);. Billy Walker, 1!101>, 111 ~':, 1 ' in the f't:.t, ~Iamond T~ I; sir tied with 4_ • _Koslolf insisted that New York at St. LouL night four days later to wm the Bntam knocked out Bow1e , M (fl4 601 t the third Pao Ruu Railed Ia diSmissal involved neither Chicago at Houston RJgh! Kentucky Derby -Black Gold . Adams, 225\1, Phoenix, Ariz. F~rro (i4.80J nin the fourth aod N a tlo I a! Iague: Aaron morale problem or the Los Angeles at San FraR BUILDERS SUPPLY in 1924, C1tal10n In 1946, Hili 13). Irish Pro (IIO.BO) in the Bravea, Flood, Cards and of Wild Chamberlain, the M . . . Gail In 11152, Dark Star In 1953, seventh. Mays Giants 15 . Johnson $100,000-a-year center. onday llilmrustrabvo COMPANY nd T' T In 1958 ' ' ' B1 her staot to Amencan Foot.ball a Rob unt Sam 'de . W'lll TORONTO (UPI) - Bob . Dodgers 13; Thomas, Braves, 'du !melm s of the team League Commissioner AI er · tevenson " • I · , (Pretty Boy) Felsteln 2115 1 Haller and McCovey Giants 12. sa1 o the record that the . J ~~;::·1 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middl•port, 0. amston Kid, who was second I Toronto, stopped Dizz ' ' Dean' SPENCER WINS Amoricao League; B. Robin- Schayes-Chamberlaln Martm formerly. was i' choice in the trial at 2-1. The !181, Zanesville, Ohio (1), ' MANCHESTER, England 1011, Oriole• 2!; Yastrzemskl, ship was a big factor. They manager of the Oilers. ' '" colt won the ltOO,OOO Flonda ·~ __ (UPI) -HeaV)'W<'Ight Thad Red Soot !6; Conigliaro and smd Schayes' failure to dlsciDtorby through t!Je ~isquaiific~- OAKLAND, Calif. IUPI) _ Spencer of Portland, Ore., Scott, Red sox 12; Rl'lchardt pline . Chamberlain for mlaslng bon of Grand Pnx Stable s l Jimmy Lester, 159, San Francis- scored a 10-round dec1slon 1ver and Warner, Angels and Kaline, prachce and management's I 'Je's Hope, who now looms as ' co knocked out Ernesto Lopez ex-BriUsh and Empire cham- Tigers 11 failure to make the towering .. the Kentucky Derby favorite 16l, Mexico City (1). ' pion Brin LondoR Mondey Pllcblag center accompany the team on :. : ,. with Graustark out with a _ night. Nallouf Jape: Marlchal. flights destroyed the broken bone In a loot. MILWAUKEE IUPI) -Art It was the second ftght In Glanta 4-0: Cueller, Astros and leadership. Graustark's injury left jockey Hernandez, Omaha, Neb., out· thre weeks for Spencer, who Perry, Giants 3-0; Craig and I Hannum has referred Braullo Baeza temporarily with- pointed Rudolph Bent, New I weighed 197\1, while It was the Knowles, Phillies, Face, Pirates Chamberlain in the past o11t a Derby mount, bat he York 110), first bout in seven months far llld Sadecki, Cards :t-0. "the easiest guy ill the world Immediately was signed by Landon, who scaled Ia at the Amorlcao Leagae: McDowell, to coach." trainer Eddie Neloy to ride U.S.OPE same weight. Indians 4-0; McNally, Orioles 3----Wheatley Stable's Stupendous NEW YORK (UP!) -British ·; Barber and Palmer. Orioles, NEW JOB In the 1Yt mile classic. Open champion Peter Thomsan day. Stephenson, Red SOx, Burdette, NEW YORK (UP!) -Carroll I Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' E~hibl- entered the JUne 16-21 U.S. It wUI be the first time Iince Angels, Locker and Pizarro, Martin, vice president in Uonist was the trild favorite at Open golf championship 1957 that Thomson, ao Austra· White Sox and Tiant, Indians z. charge of operations for the ....;:.,....,.;;.....i.:i Iilan, bas entered the champion- 0. Houston Oilers, was appointed ship, wbich wW be playad LATEX WALL San Francisco; ._ ,, .. MEMBER OF CREW Airman First Class Wlllllam, ll D. Grtleser, son ol Mr. and Mrs. EXCELLENT COVERWUllam T. Grueser of 460 urant 11 Regular AGE-FREE FROM St., Middleport, Is a member DRIP-BEAUTIFUL. the Oulatandlng Armament Willi II 3.99 Value .'· COLORS Crew ol the Quarter In his P• elite Air ForCIIII (PACAF) tmit $5.99 V1lue at Yokota AB, Japa1. A1rmao Grueser and other crewmen s have been cited for their perA formance durtng operaUonat aod L GAL. training missions. Ha Ia a We&!• II E ,. GAL ons mechaolc ill PACAF, graduated !rom Milldleportll High School. in., Tannehill, M. Machir W; and Hawley M. • LEADERS tM UPDATE YOUR KITCHEN • con£USIOn • DerhyFIe• Jd In ' KING .. - --·-- .. COME ON OVER ••• It's Moore's 29th MISS AMERICA PAGEA.NT • JUNE 11th DURING REGATIA WEEK POMEROY, 0. • NoeoPY seEs t.u~weL.L ( PARTI~P ELSEWJ.fER~) Wl-lf:N 1-fl:. SASHAYS INTO SUPSY'S PLACE •• • • ··· - ~E 600P SARTEI<IPI!R I!SCDR1I /-liM OVT, UNSE.RVEP· ... LIST TO ~f EYEWITNESSeS NOW•·•• NAME o o 0 o o 0 o 0 0 o o t 0 1 0 o o o t 0 O· o o o o o 0 t 0I 0 ' 0 0 I • 0 0 I 0 0 0 ,• .. ---- ADDRESS o········o•o···· ······ -···~o··········· PIIONE NO. · · ··· · ··· · · · ··· · ·· · · · ·· · ·· ·· ·.· ··· · ·· .. KHOOL OR PlACE OF .W,.OYMENts l•lr-===============oii.= Start wnr foundation riaht Use our ready ntix colcrete BIG DECII&\sB: In 1114 there were Jill foreign - language dally newspapen· (~rd were German) In !be United Slates when the ~Rat wave o1 imJDI. I!Btloa from ~ was stW under way. 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Wv, 2.5)142 ·~ ~ov Ohio .- ~ PAINT Economy Wall Paint Meteor 800 4 Door • CHIEF .49 SPECIAL I 61 MERCURY on1, LATEX ILL PAl T Our Weekly GIRLS... ENTER NOW I (UNMARRIED AGE 18-28) au~tber-aase r=---====--="-...i:.,...... POMEROY ·,,;, .• " ~ ;''" ·~·2~ ' to �.f ::~ ·~·::.::~..:.::.;:.:::;: :::: ; ·•':::·... :.:; ··.: :...' :: -~ -.... ... ..... -· ~ • :.:.~:,: ".~ :~·, .:.::•..: : : .:.~:...;·;,",, ::.,:.:: •,; ·: •• ' . ........... ................. ........ ,_,__ •r ""' d 'I " ..' . • ~· • ., .. ' \' ' I •IS UPI Briefs . -~ Ended .. 110utd not pt out." ',. ·.' • ~ly l!enllnet Pomeroy,ll!lddleport, •0 ., May S, 1968--ll AJJ.Stan Jenkins 3-Hits C~TNine For 8-1 Tourney Victory IConUnued FroJII Page ll , piOMIO ill the true S!IIH of U. won!. 1 just aot InVOlved 111111 ..' ,, "' t Jackets 'Winners in 3-\Vay Track Field Meet Monday Middleport rem~in~ uodefea~/Ro~ P. U-28 poblt victory over Pome- M. toy and Wahama 1n that order iOO yard Umili, Brickiea, iU: on the Middles' field. 5.5, P. Hindy M, Batey W, The .Jackets had firsts in the Swisher P. obot)lllt, 440 dash, 118() run and Mile, Arthur, W, ~: 09-S; Cbeathe mile relay. Pomeroy took die M, Gilkey M, Blake M. flrsla In the bigb jump, dis- 880 relay, Pomeroy (Swlsb<US, 100 yard dash, 880 relay, er, Napper, Nease, Brlcklesl, 220 dash and tbe two mile run 1:38.1; Middleport 1:38.6 (new "WaH fur • walk, bill a't for six firsts. But the Jackets school record) with Sauer, Hlalei 111 yoa eaa'l nml" overall strength in the middle dy, Swartz and Hood. oislance runs and depth in the 440 dash, Sauer, 55.2, M. BatoU1ers, was the difference. ey W, Brown M, Tennant W. Wahama got a first in the 1180 Run, Oiler, M, 2:17.5, Tan0 broad jump and the mile run. nehill M, Arthur W, Cheadle How they finished: M. Sbotput, Vance, M; 39 ft. 1 Z2o dash, Swisher, P, 2U; . inch; Ashley, M, Sawyer, W, Hood M, Nease P, Htndy M. Gibbs W. Mile relay Middleport (Swartz • Brood jump, Russell, w, 17 Russell, Vance, Brown), Waft. 10 ln., Brickles, p. Vance, hama, second. Middleport's SEOAL Division and R. Sauer, both M. Two mile run, Pomeroy, Mow- leading baseball team made Ita High Jump, Nease, P. 5 ft. I ery, 11:46.4; Macbir W, Lee P, debut on the Clasa A To\1111.. Jackets Open Tourney WJth 15 6v•JCtOry Dadoes scored agam m the second on a double by Proffitt and triple by Guueser, theA added two IR the fourth and one in eacb o1 the last two frames play ed. SOuthern's next IOC!ional tournament opponent wlll not be known unUilater iR the week. BY INNINGS Soothern 310 211 - 8 10 2 C-1 1100 01 - I 3 3 Jenkins and Cundiff. Hopkins aod Randolph. Hannum Named 76efS MeDlOf ,. 1 , • """''fl By Big Margin !--1 ?;O!.,.nrv nver ('.arthaRe-Troy single. on tho cOolvlDe Damond Mon- Southern's blg rrame was tile day In et.. A sectional toUnla· first when three runs were ocor· := "!av. ed on a single by Grueser, an R•ltlmnr.. JwG..: ahead tho entire error and three wldk~. The Tor· 0-;;~iand route, Umlted the carthqo-Troy oquad to only one bit Ia first 4 rungs, The bollia scored their 1<me nm 1n tho fifth on a sing1e by Randolph and a two-bag· pr by Mollohan. The game was ealled in tho llJth inning because of darkness and wblle the Tornadoes ol Coach Craynor Slone bad the bases lull and no one out, Jenklna atruck out sevea and walked lour in bls tive illnings on .the mound wblle C.Ts HopkiDs fanned eight and walked nine. Shortstop Bob Grueser, with a triple aad '"" singles lor Soothern JB four trips to the plate, led all batters. Other Tor- • lfALONB:Y'8 41111. '·' CINCI!fflATI (UPI) · Maloney, C1nclnnaU ltads r)lbl!tt.t;; bander, got the club pbyslclao~M~ Middleport High School golf- c• ahead to begin workln& IIII!Hl4JI .. biDder 1l!lb Jenkhll. soored an broW!! and Tom Diddle, eacb ., • • .. ,_ u~ , J!nl J!ad<ett; fl, by 3\1-~. ( · , IJ'erey , Schraeder, 'f, •clefea~ ell Dave Jenkin~; 411, I;y J'l:: Take Middies bit~=:;. ~untO: =: =:a:~bi~ Amos 1u u1~Ub, C11m, &•'1 ... .i... -.., its own area Monday with a 56- P; Aabley M; Stanky P, Vance ea m trac& lUlU UtlJu GABS Golfers 1. I; ·'·, . ~. L~ ~ "~~"rlttl• •lom~. " .,.~ -.tli_l'le ri~t ann '4ondaY. 11 Chicago Detroit Callfornla Minnesota Washington Boston New York Kansas City , 5 Monda)"a Reaulll Baltimore at Wash. night, ppd. Tuesday'• Probable Pllcun Kansas City at Ca!Jfornia, nigb)t -Hunter tl-2) vs. Lopez U-1 Mlnneoota at Chicqo, night -Pascual l:t-1) vs. Horl~n (I-I) Boston at Detroit, night Santiato (!H) vs. Lohcb (:1-1) _Baltimore at Washington, ~'' ~ eordlng to their coach, Nolan I Maloney InJured his ·arm ft iq:p Swatkhamer, tonk their lumps llouston on April 2$ and !Ia no~ Mar~· :r. t.~ G~mpe!!!! !.'!.'~!!! 1!!!e!! !!!!!~ ~ce. ·: :~nit, !rom tho Gallia Academy team, >~) which already IB league cham~ '"'· loo and a contender for the QUESTION: What is the pric:<J . llate Utle. The final count was zo to ' In a 6-man team match. of Americ••• must GAHS Ia 1:1-1 in ita season. popular cigar! Middleport 1a at Point Pleasaot today against Polnt and wabama High Golfers. Results Monday ( Hrst named, ! Galilpolis) : Chris Roderick 35 (medal) de- ANSWER: foaled Pat Edwards, 37, by 3\1· Not 51 , not IO;. 10. not 2125;! It's the Chip Janes, 40, defeated Way- 6; King Edward Imperial t~at has 111 Davis, 47 , by 3-1. Tom McCarty, 311 defeated the VERY SPECIAL Sam Clatworthy, 46, by 4-0. VALUE that makes Tom Folden, 311, defeated HAmerica's '•r ''· Bob Priddy, 43 . by 3-1. largest seller. ·c· ?• ment trail Monday at Oak Hill nado hitters were Ray Proffitt nigbt -Miller (CHI Yl. O•lrteg~::•:~f:Bruce~:_!Ha=rr~el~d;.,~4~1,~de:fe~a~ted~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;·~"· with a come-from-behind II • I wllh a dooble and single, Dave · PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Irv (0-11 victory over the Oaks. The JackKosloll, owner of the Phlladel- Cleveland at New York, Pomeroy pbia 76ers basketball team, had -Tiant (W) vs. 'IlownJno <0-2) WELLSTON, Ohlo (UPI)- Eddie Jaeobs, a first ets tangle wllh only one thought in mind when WedDelday 1 Gamet team AII·Ohlo high sehool basketball •hol•e last sea· Panthers th1s evemng on the Middleport field In the lleCOnd be hired Alex Hannum as his Kansas City at California night son, announ•ed Monday he wlll enroll at Ohio State time aroond of SEOAL divlsioa Major Leagae lad... new head coach "to bring the Minnesota at Chicago night University next fall. Jacobo, a 6-fooH guard, aet the Wellston H 1gb play. By Ualted l'nll lnten>allonal NBA championship to this Boston at Detroit night ruight(l At oak Hill, Mike Gardner Natlooal Leatiue city." Baltimore at Waohlngto• ~•hool seoring record wltb his average of 25.6 points opened on the moond but was G. All. R. H. Pel. Cleveland at New York llight per game last season In leading his team lo a 111-3 ree> chaaed In the lourlb wheo, with Boyer, NY 12 46 8 II .391 "In order to achieve ord. three run• already home In tho Smith, StL 17 63 9 U .381 objective," Koslofl exp•laiJlied,( Nalloaat Leape second Inning, Crabtree hom- Morgan, Hou 19 69 B 1lll .377 "It seemed to be there was . W. L. Pet. GB ered with one on to MIA t h e Flood StL 17 69 8 26 .377 ooe man for the job -Alex Pittsburgh II 5 .llllll score to~- George Sauer, a Allen,' Pbll 12 43 9 16 .312 Hannum." Sail Francisco 12 7 .113Z \1 Jelly, came on to flnisb, givblg Sa.•to. Cbl 16 57 9 21 .366 Koslolf said he reached his Los Angeles 12 7 .1132 10 . up only one more run, a harm- Stargll, Pitt 13 47 7 17 .362 decision about 10 doys ago Pblladelphia 8 f .571 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -~8-5. Edd1e Belmonte rides the less thing in the bottom o1 the l plnson Cln 15 60 :; 21 .350 fire Dolph Schayes as head Atlanta 10 9 .526 2\1 The probable field for Satur- son of Promised Land, who won seventh wben the Jackets _ by I Pglir~i PiU 12 40 4 l4 _350 coach and informed Schayes New York 5 7 .417 4 day's running of the Kentucky ! the Santa Catalina Handicap that time_ led 15-5. ctmnte.' Pitt 16 69 10 24 _341 telephone. He said he ~t. Louis 7 10 .412 41> Derby,_ thrown Into confusiOn by and was thJrd m the Santa Middleport went way out front I Amerlcn League proceeded to woo Hannum Cmcinnau 4 II .267 61> i.~ the IDJUry to heov1ly favored Anita Derby. But the roan colt In !ts bail of the fourth with e1 G. AB. R. H. Pet. was fired live weeks ago by Clucago , 4 12 .!ftO 7 Grausta~k, was expec_ted to was out of the money _in three runs and added 6 more In the Alvis, Cle Moaday 1 Reaalta 12 47 r. 21 An San Francisco Warriors. . -.. firm shghtly today w1th the recent stakes races m New fifth. Top bitter for tho Jack· F.Rbsn, Bal 13 45 t6 19 _422 off announced Monday be had (No gam';' scheduled) 39th runmng of the 115,000 York and trainer Hirsch J~cobs eta was Buddy Moore, catcher, Rbnsn, Chi 14 49 12 20 .4IJII signed Hannum to a Tuesday • Probable Pltcben ..' , Derby triaL would like to see Exh1blt1onlst with two singles. Middleport got B.Rbsn Bal 13 54 10 21 _389 contract. PbiladelphJa at Atlanta, ltlg:nt)) ." ' Five 3-year-olds run in the exhibit bls best form before only 7 hits, but six oak Hill Yzmaki Boa 15 56 12 23 _354 Kosloff admitted that -8UDI1Jng 11-11 vs. Fischer ' mile race at Churchill Downs deciding the colt's Derby fielding boots belped. Warner: Cal 13 49 10 17 .347 76ers had a good season 1) . . with only one of them definitely status. Oak Hill ... 030 200 1- f 5 8 Kaline, Det 16 57 12 19 _3:13 Schayes in winning the P1ttsburgh at Cmclnnatl, oommltted to starting In the It costa $500 to enter a horse Mid'port ..... 000 96tl X-15 7 3 Echbrrn Bal 13 45 7 15 .3 33 Divisi011 champloruobip with a night -Sisk (1-0) vs. Ellis (1-1) eiXL KITCHEN CABINETS with Rolled Edge ,. C hy. Bul on the sidelines, in the Kentucky Derby and an Eversole (LP), Bradford <4), White NY 15 42 8 14 _333 Ji5.25 record but he said the New York at St. Louis, night Formica Counter Tops with their final prep race• additional 11,000 to actually Williams 15), Brewster 16) Oliva,' M!nn 12 43 7 14 _326 club should bavo won more - McGraw (1-0) vs. Washburn behind them , were 13 other start. Crabtree. Gardner, Sauer Home Runs than 55 games and uoever (1-2)_ e FORMICA Stocked in Three Patterns young Thoroughbreds whose IWP), (4) and Moore. N •Ito 11 t League, Aaron, should have lost to the Celtics Chicago at Houston: night !miners Insisted would start in Fight Retutto Braves I; Mays, Gianla 6: in the playoffs." IJand.s Il-l) vs. GuJSIJ(F2-fllmlcis- II eCEILING TILE by Armstrong ,.,. the first of the 'l'rlple Crown B United Press International IFIIVR WINNEII8 Alou, Thomas and Torre. "It could have been • better Los. Angeles at San classics. · . . Y Gentile, Astros and year," he said. "We had co, rught -Drysdale (1-2) vs. 1 ALBANY, Calif. (UP!) Jock- Braves, eWELDWOOD PANELING Wdllams~n Kid, Exhibition- MANCHESTER, E n g 1and ey Alvaro Pineda turned iR four Lefebvre, Dodgers 5. I letdowns within games with MarJChal (4-0)a , lst, Due D Eclair, Dommar and <UP!) -Thad Spencer, 197¥•, 1victories at Golden Gate Amot1can Leagtte: Reichardt. I teams and we bad Iektowns in Wedaead YI Galllfl eTAPPAN APPLIANCES Clear Springs were entered in IPortland, Ore., outpoInted : Monda . Angela 6; F. Robinson, Orioles, entire games against last Philadelphia at AUanta .mght the trial, which has produced Brian London, 197¥•, Bntaon l p· ~ scored Bl Ticket Scott Red Sor and Kaline teams." PiUsburgh at C1nc1nnat1 rughl ALL AVAILABLE AT .. , live winners who came back (10);. Billy Walker, 1!101>, 111 ~':, 1 ' in the f't:.t, ~Iamond T~ I; sir tied with 4_ • _Koslolf insisted that New York at St. LouL night four days later to wm the Bntam knocked out Bow1e , M (fl4 601 t the third Pao Ruu Railed Ia diSmissal involved neither Chicago at Houston RJgh! Kentucky Derby -Black Gold . Adams, 225\1, Phoenix, Ariz. F~rro (i4.80J nin the fourth aod N a tlo I a! Iague: Aaron morale problem or the Los Angeles at San FraR BUILDERS SUPPLY in 1924, C1tal10n In 1946, Hili 13). Irish Pro (IIO.BO) in the Bravea, Flood, Cards and of Wild Chamberlain, the M . . . Gail In 11152, Dark Star In 1953, seventh. Mays Giants 15 . Johnson $100,000-a-year center. onday llilmrustrabvo COMPANY nd T' T In 1958 ' ' ' B1 her staot to Amencan Foot.ball a Rob unt Sam 'de . W'lll TORONTO (UPI) - Bob . Dodgers 13; Thomas, Braves, 'du !melm s of the team League Commissioner AI er · tevenson " • I · , (Pretty Boy) Felsteln 2115 1 Haller and McCovey Giants 12. sa1 o the record that the . J ~~;::·1 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middl•port, 0. amston Kid, who was second I Toronto, stopped Dizz ' ' Dean' SPENCER WINS Amoricao League; B. Robin- Schayes-Chamberlaln Martm formerly. was i' choice in the trial at 2-1. The !181, Zanesville, Ohio (1), ' MANCHESTER, England 1011, Oriole• 2!; Yastrzemskl, ship was a big factor. They manager of the Oilers. ' '" colt won the ltOO,OOO Flonda ·~ __ (UPI) -HeaV)'W<'Ight Thad Red Soot !6; Conigliaro and smd Schayes' failure to dlsciDtorby through t!Je ~isquaiific~- OAKLAND, Calif. IUPI) _ Spencer of Portland, Ore., Scott, Red sox 12; Rl'lchardt pline . Chamberlain for mlaslng bon of Grand Pnx Stable s l Jimmy Lester, 159, San Francis- scored a 10-round dec1slon 1ver and Warner, Angels and Kaline, prachce and management's I 'Je's Hope, who now looms as ' co knocked out Ernesto Lopez ex-BriUsh and Empire cham- Tigers 11 failure to make the towering .. the Kentucky Derby favorite 16l, Mexico City (1). ' pion Brin LondoR Mondey Pllcblag center accompany the team on :. : ,. with Graustark out with a _ night. Nallouf Jape: Marlchal. flights destroyed the broken bone In a loot. MILWAUKEE IUPI) -Art It was the second ftght In Glanta 4-0: Cueller, Astros and leadership. Graustark's injury left jockey Hernandez, Omaha, Neb., out· thre weeks for Spencer, who Perry, Giants 3-0; Craig and I Hannum has referred Braullo Baeza temporarily with- pointed Rudolph Bent, New I weighed 197\1, while It was the Knowles, Phillies, Face, Pirates Chamberlain in the past o11t a Derby mount, bat he York 110), first bout in seven months far llld Sadecki, Cards :t-0. "the easiest guy ill the world Immediately was signed by Landon, who scaled Ia at the Amorlcao Leagae: McDowell, to coach." trainer Eddie Neloy to ride U.S.OPE same weight. Indians 4-0; McNally, Orioles 3----Wheatley Stable's Stupendous NEW YORK (UP!) -British ·; Barber and Palmer. Orioles, NEW JOB In the 1Yt mile classic. Open champion Peter Thomsan day. Stephenson, Red SOx, Burdette, NEW YORK (UP!) -Carroll I Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' E~hibl- entered the JUne 16-21 U.S. It wUI be the first time Iince Angels, Locker and Pizarro, Martin, vice president in Uonist was the trild favorite at Open golf championship 1957 that Thomson, ao Austra· White Sox and Tiant, Indians z. charge of operations for the ....;:.,....,.;;.....i.:i Iilan, bas entered the champion- 0. Houston Oilers, was appointed ship, wbich wW be playad LATEX WALL San Francisco; ._ ,, .. MEMBER OF CREW Airman First Class Wlllllam, ll D. Grtleser, son ol Mr. and Mrs. EXCELLENT COVERWUllam T. Grueser of 460 urant 11 Regular AGE-FREE FROM St., Middleport, Is a member DRIP-BEAUTIFUL. the Oulatandlng Armament Willi II 3.99 Value .'· COLORS Crew ol the Quarter In his P• elite Air ForCIIII (PACAF) tmit $5.99 V1lue at Yokota AB, Japa1. A1rmao Grueser and other crewmen s have been cited for their perA formance durtng operaUonat aod L GAL. training missions. Ha Ia a We&!• II E ,. GAL ons mechaolc ill PACAF, graduated !rom Milldleportll High School. in., Tannehill, M. Machir W; and Hawley M. • LEADERS tM UPDATE YOUR KITCHEN • con£USIOn • DerhyFIe• Jd In ' KING .. - --·-- .. COME ON OVER ••• It's Moore's 29th MISS AMERICA PAGEA.NT • JUNE 11th DURING REGATIA WEEK POMEROY, 0. • NoeoPY seEs t.u~weL.L ( PARTI~P ELSEWJ.fER~) Wl-lf:N 1-fl:. SASHAYS INTO SUPSY'S PLACE •• • • ··· - ~E 600P SARTEI<IPI!R I!SCDR1I /-liM OVT, UNSE.RVEP· ... LIST TO ~f EYEWITNESSeS NOW•·•• NAME o o 0 o o 0 o 0 0 o o t 0 1 0 o o o t 0 O· o o o o o 0 t 0I 0 ' 0 0 I • 0 0 I 0 0 0 ,• .. ---- ADDRESS o········o•o···· ······ -···~o··········· PIIONE NO. · · ··· · ··· · · · ··· · ·· · · · ·· · ·· ·· ·.· ··· · ·· .. KHOOL OR PlACE OF .W,.OYMENts l•lr-===============oii.= Start wnr foundation riaht Use our ready ntix colcrete BIG DECII&\sB: In 1114 there were Jill foreign - language dally newspapen· (~rd were German) In !be United Slates when the ~Rat wave o1 imJDI. I!Btloa from ~ was stW under way. 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Hindy M, Batey W, The .Jackets had firsts in the Swisher P. obot)lllt, 440 dash, 118() run and Mile, Arthur, W, ~: 09-S; Cbeathe mile relay. Pomeroy took die M, Gilkey M, Blake M. flrsla In the bigb jump, dis- 880 relay, Pomeroy (Swlsb<US, 100 yard dash, 880 relay, er, Napper, Nease, Brlcklesl, 220 dash and tbe two mile run 1:38.1; Middleport 1:38.6 (new "WaH fur • walk, bill a't for six firsts. But the Jackets school record) with Sauer, Hlalei 111 yoa eaa'l nml" overall strength in the middle dy, Swartz and Hood. oislance runs and depth in the 440 dash, Sauer, 55.2, M. BatoU1ers, was the difference. ey W, Brown M, Tennant W. Wahama got a first in the 1180 Run, Oiler, M, 2:17.5, Tan0 broad jump and the mile run. nehill M, Arthur W, Cheadle How they finished: M. Sbotput, Vance, M; 39 ft. 1 Z2o dash, Swisher, P, 2U; . inch; Ashley, M, Sawyer, W, Hood M, Nease P, Htndy M. Gibbs W. Mile relay Middleport (Swartz • Brood jump, Russell, w, 17 Russell, Vance, Brown), Waft. 10 ln., Brickles, p. Vance, hama, second. Middleport's SEOAL Division and R. Sauer, both M. Two mile run, Pomeroy, Mow- leading baseball team made Ita High Jump, Nease, P. 5 ft. I ery, 11:46.4; Macbir W, Lee P, debut on the Clasa A To\1111.. Jackets Open Tourney WJth 15 6v•JCtOry Dadoes scored agam m the second on a double by Proffitt and triple by Guueser, theA added two IR the fourth and one in eacb o1 the last two frames play ed. SOuthern's next IOC!ional tournament opponent wlll not be known unUilater iR the week. BY INNINGS Soothern 310 211 - 8 10 2 C-1 1100 01 - I 3 3 Jenkins and Cundiff. Hopkins aod Randolph. Hannum Named 76efS MeDlOf ,. 1 , • """''fl By Big Margin !--1 ?;O!.,.nrv nver ('.arthaRe-Troy single. on tho cOolvlDe Damond Mon- Southern's blg rrame was tile day In et.. A sectional toUnla· first when three runs were ocor· := "!av. ed on a single by Grueser, an R•ltlmnr.. JwG..: ahead tho entire error and three wldk~. The Tor· 0-;;~iand route, Umlted the carthqo-Troy oquad to only one bit Ia first 4 rungs, The bollia scored their 1<me nm 1n tho fifth on a sing1e by Randolph and a two-bag· pr by Mollohan. The game was ealled in tho llJth inning because of darkness and wblle the Tornadoes ol Coach Craynor Slone bad the bases lull and no one out, Jenklna atruck out sevea and walked lour in bls tive illnings on .the mound wblle C.Ts HopkiDs fanned eight and walked nine. Shortstop Bob Grueser, with a triple aad '"" singles lor Soothern JB four trips to the plate, led all batters. Other Tor- • lfALONB:Y'8 41111. '·' CINCI!fflATI (UPI) · Maloney, C1nclnnaU ltads r)lbl!tt.t;; bander, got the club pbyslclao~M~ Middleport High School golf- c• ahead to begin workln& IIII!Hl4JI .. biDder 1l!lb Jenkhll. soored an broW!! and Tom Diddle, eacb ., • • .. ,_ u~ , J!nl J!ad<ett; fl, by 3\1-~. ( · , IJ'erey , Schraeder, 'f, •clefea~ ell Dave Jenkin~; 411, I;y J'l:: Take Middies bit~=:;. ~untO: =: =:a:~bi~ Amos 1u u1~Ub, C11m, &•'1 ... .i... -.., its own area Monday with a 56- P; Aabley M; Stanky P, Vance ea m trac& lUlU UtlJu GABS Golfers 1. I; ·'·, . ~. L~ ~ "~~"rlttl• •lom~. " .,.~ -.tli_l'le ri~t ann '4ondaY. 11 Chicago Detroit Callfornla Minnesota Washington Boston New York Kansas City , 5 Monda)"a Reaulll Baltimore at Wash. night, ppd. Tuesday'• Probable Pllcun Kansas City at Ca!Jfornia, nigb)t -Hunter tl-2) vs. Lopez U-1 Mlnneoota at Chicqo, night -Pascual l:t-1) vs. Horl~n (I-I) Boston at Detroit, night Santiato (!H) vs. Lohcb (:1-1) _Baltimore at Washington, ~'' ~ eordlng to their coach, Nolan I Maloney InJured his ·arm ft iq:p Swatkhamer, tonk their lumps llouston on April 2$ and !Ia no~ Mar~· :r. t.~ G~mpe!!!! !.'!.'~!!! 1!!!e!! !!!!!~ ~ce. ·: :~nit, !rom tho Gallia Academy team, >~) which already IB league cham~ '"'· loo and a contender for the QUESTION: What is the pric:<J . llate Utle. The final count was zo to ' In a 6-man team match. of Americ••• must GAHS Ia 1:1-1 in ita season. popular cigar! Middleport 1a at Point Pleasaot today against Polnt and wabama High Golfers. Results Monday ( Hrst named, ! Galilpolis) : Chris Roderick 35 (medal) de- ANSWER: foaled Pat Edwards, 37, by 3\1· Not 51 , not IO;. 10. not 2125;! It's the Chip Janes, 40, defeated Way- 6; King Edward Imperial t~at has 111 Davis, 47 , by 3-1. Tom McCarty, 311 defeated the VERY SPECIAL Sam Clatworthy, 46, by 4-0. VALUE that makes Tom Folden, 311, defeated HAmerica's '•r ''· Bob Priddy, 43 . by 3-1. largest seller. ·c· ?• ment trail Monday at Oak Hill nado hitters were Ray Proffitt nigbt -Miller (CHI Yl. O•lrteg~::•:~f:Bruce~:_!Ha=rr~el~d;.,~4~1,~de:fe~a~ted~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;·~"· with a come-from-behind II • I wllh a dooble and single, Dave · PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Irv (0-11 victory over the Oaks. The JackKosloll, owner of the Phlladel- Cleveland at New York, Pomeroy pbia 76ers basketball team, had -Tiant (W) vs. 'IlownJno <0-2) WELLSTON, Ohlo (UPI)- Eddie Jaeobs, a first ets tangle wllh only one thought in mind when WedDelday 1 Gamet team AII·Ohlo high sehool basketball •hol•e last sea· Panthers th1s evemng on the Middleport field In the lleCOnd be hired Alex Hannum as his Kansas City at California night son, announ•ed Monday he wlll enroll at Ohio State time aroond of SEOAL divlsioa Major Leagae lad... new head coach "to bring the Minnesota at Chicago night University next fall. Jacobo, a 6-fooH guard, aet the Wellston H 1gb play. By Ualted l'nll lnten>allonal NBA championship to this Boston at Detroit night ruight(l At oak Hill, Mike Gardner Natlooal Leatiue city." Baltimore at Waohlngto• ~•hool seoring record wltb his average of 25.6 points opened on the moond but was G. All. R. H. Pel. Cleveland at New York llight per game last season In leading his team lo a 111-3 ree> chaaed In the lourlb wheo, with Boyer, NY 12 46 8 II .391 "In order to achieve ord. three run• already home In tho Smith, StL 17 63 9 U .381 objective," Koslofl exp•laiJlied,( Nalloaat Leape second Inning, Crabtree hom- Morgan, Hou 19 69 B 1lll .377 "It seemed to be there was . W. L. Pet. GB ered with one on to MIA t h e Flood StL 17 69 8 26 .377 ooe man for the job -Alex Pittsburgh II 5 .llllll score to~- George Sauer, a Allen,' Pbll 12 43 9 16 .312 Hannum." Sail Francisco 12 7 .113Z \1 Jelly, came on to flnisb, givblg Sa.•to. Cbl 16 57 9 21 .366 Koslolf said he reached his Los Angeles 12 7 .1132 10 . up only one more run, a harm- Stargll, Pitt 13 47 7 17 .362 decision about 10 doys ago Pblladelphia 8 f .571 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -~8-5. Edd1e Belmonte rides the less thing in the bottom o1 the l plnson Cln 15 60 :; 21 .350 fire Dolph Schayes as head Atlanta 10 9 .526 2\1 The probable field for Satur- son of Promised Land, who won seventh wben the Jackets _ by I Pglir~i PiU 12 40 4 l4 _350 coach and informed Schayes New York 5 7 .417 4 day's running of the Kentucky ! the Santa Catalina Handicap that time_ led 15-5. ctmnte.' Pitt 16 69 10 24 _341 telephone. He said he ~t. Louis 7 10 .412 41> Derby,_ thrown Into confusiOn by and was thJrd m the Santa Middleport went way out front I Amerlcn League proceeded to woo Hannum Cmcinnau 4 II .267 61> i.~ the IDJUry to heov1ly favored Anita Derby. But the roan colt In !ts bail of the fourth with e1 G. AB. R. H. Pet. was fired live weeks ago by Clucago , 4 12 .!ftO 7 Grausta~k, was expec_ted to was out of the money _in three runs and added 6 more In the Alvis, Cle Moaday 1 Reaalta 12 47 r. 21 An San Francisco Warriors. . -.. firm shghtly today w1th the recent stakes races m New fifth. Top bitter for tho Jack· F.Rbsn, Bal 13 45 t6 19 _422 off announced Monday be had (No gam';' scheduled) 39th runmng of the 115,000 York and trainer Hirsch J~cobs eta was Buddy Moore, catcher, Rbnsn, Chi 14 49 12 20 .4IJII signed Hannum to a Tuesday • Probable Pltcben ..' , Derby triaL would like to see Exh1blt1onlst with two singles. Middleport got B.Rbsn Bal 13 54 10 21 _389 contract. PbiladelphJa at Atlanta, ltlg:nt)) ." ' Five 3-year-olds run in the exhibit bls best form before only 7 hits, but six oak Hill Yzmaki Boa 15 56 12 23 _354 Kosloff admitted that -8UDI1Jng 11-11 vs. Fischer ' mile race at Churchill Downs deciding the colt's Derby fielding boots belped. Warner: Cal 13 49 10 17 .347 76ers had a good season 1) . . with only one of them definitely status. Oak Hill ... 030 200 1- f 5 8 Kaline, Det 16 57 12 19 _3:13 Schayes in winning the P1ttsburgh at Cmclnnatl, oommltted to starting In the It costa $500 to enter a horse Mid'port ..... 000 96tl X-15 7 3 Echbrrn Bal 13 45 7 15 .3 33 Divisi011 champloruobip with a night -Sisk (1-0) vs. Ellis (1-1) eiXL KITCHEN CABINETS with Rolled Edge ,. C hy. Bul on the sidelines, in the Kentucky Derby and an Eversole (LP), Bradford <4), White NY 15 42 8 14 _333 Ji5.25 record but he said the New York at St. Louis, night Formica Counter Tops with their final prep race• additional 11,000 to actually Williams 15), Brewster 16) Oliva,' M!nn 12 43 7 14 _326 club should bavo won more - McGraw (1-0) vs. Washburn behind them , were 13 other start. Crabtree. Gardner, Sauer Home Runs than 55 games and uoever (1-2)_ e FORMICA Stocked in Three Patterns young Thoroughbreds whose IWP), (4) and Moore. N •Ito 11 t League, Aaron, should have lost to the Celtics Chicago at Houston: night !miners Insisted would start in Fight Retutto Braves I; Mays, Gianla 6: in the playoffs." IJand.s Il-l) vs. GuJSIJ(F2-fllmlcis- II eCEILING TILE by Armstrong ,.,. the first of the 'l'rlple Crown B United Press International IFIIVR WINNEII8 Alou, Thomas and Torre. "It could have been • better Los. Angeles at San classics. · . . Y Gentile, Astros and year," he said. "We had co, rught -Drysdale (1-2) vs. 1 ALBANY, Calif. (UP!) Jock- Braves, eWELDWOOD PANELING Wdllams~n Kid, Exhibition- MANCHESTER, E n g 1and ey Alvaro Pineda turned iR four Lefebvre, Dodgers 5. I letdowns within games with MarJChal (4-0)a , lst, Due D Eclair, Dommar and <UP!) -Thad Spencer, 197¥•, 1victories at Golden Gate Amot1can Leagtte: Reichardt. I teams and we bad Iektowns in Wedaead YI Galllfl eTAPPAN APPLIANCES Clear Springs were entered in IPortland, Ore., outpoInted : Monda . Angela 6; F. Robinson, Orioles, entire games against last Philadelphia at AUanta .mght the trial, which has produced Brian London, 197¥•, Bntaon l p· ~ scored Bl Ticket Scott Red Sor and Kaline teams." PiUsburgh at C1nc1nnat1 rughl ALL AVAILABLE AT .. , live winners who came back (10);. Billy Walker, 1!101>, 111 ~':, 1 ' in the f't:.t, ~Iamond T~ I; sir tied with 4_ • _Koslolf insisted that New York at St. LouL night four days later to wm the Bntam knocked out Bow1e , M (fl4 601 t the third Pao Ruu Railed Ia diSmissal involved neither Chicago at Houston RJgh! Kentucky Derby -Black Gold . Adams, 225\1, Phoenix, Ariz. F~rro (i4.80J nin the fourth aod N a tlo I a! Iague: Aaron morale problem or the Los Angeles at San FraR BUILDERS SUPPLY in 1924, C1tal10n In 1946, Hili 13). Irish Pro (IIO.BO) in the Bravea, Flood, Cards and of Wild Chamberlain, the M . . . Gail In 11152, Dark Star In 1953, seventh. Mays Giants 15 . Johnson $100,000-a-year center. onday llilmrustrabvo COMPANY nd T' T In 1958 ' ' ' B1 her staot to Amencan Foot.ball a Rob unt Sam 'de . W'lll TORONTO (UPI) - Bob . Dodgers 13; Thomas, Braves, 'du !melm s of the team League Commissioner AI er · tevenson " • I · , (Pretty Boy) Felsteln 2115 1 Haller and McCovey Giants 12. sa1 o the record that the . J ~~;::·1 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middl•port, 0. amston Kid, who was second I Toronto, stopped Dizz ' ' Dean' SPENCER WINS Amoricao League; B. Robin- Schayes-Chamberlaln Martm formerly. was i' choice in the trial at 2-1. The !181, Zanesville, Ohio (1), ' MANCHESTER, England 1011, Oriole• 2!; Yastrzemskl, ship was a big factor. They manager of the Oilers. ' '" colt won the ltOO,OOO Flonda ·~ __ (UPI) -HeaV)'W<'Ight Thad Red Soot !6; Conigliaro and smd Schayes' failure to dlsciDtorby through t!Je ~isquaiific~- OAKLAND, Calif. IUPI) _ Spencer of Portland, Ore., Scott, Red sox 12; Rl'lchardt pline . Chamberlain for mlaslng bon of Grand Pnx Stable s l Jimmy Lester, 159, San Francis- scored a 10-round dec1slon 1ver and Warner, Angels and Kaline, prachce and management's I 'Je's Hope, who now looms as ' co knocked out Ernesto Lopez ex-BriUsh and Empire cham- Tigers 11 failure to make the towering .. the Kentucky Derby favorite 16l, Mexico City (1). ' pion Brin LondoR Mondey Pllcblag center accompany the team on :. : ,. with Graustark out with a _ night. Nallouf Jape: Marlchal. flights destroyed the broken bone In a loot. MILWAUKEE IUPI) -Art It was the second ftght In Glanta 4-0: Cueller, Astros and leadership. Graustark's injury left jockey Hernandez, Omaha, Neb., out· thre weeks for Spencer, who Perry, Giants 3-0; Craig and I Hannum has referred Braullo Baeza temporarily with- pointed Rudolph Bent, New I weighed 197\1, while It was the Knowles, Phillies, Face, Pirates Chamberlain in the past o11t a Derby mount, bat he York 110), first bout in seven months far llld Sadecki, Cards :t-0. "the easiest guy ill the world Immediately was signed by Landon, who scaled Ia at the Amorlcao Leagae: McDowell, to coach." trainer Eddie Neloy to ride U.S.OPE same weight. Indians 4-0; McNally, Orioles 3----Wheatley Stable's Stupendous NEW YORK (UP!) -British ·; Barber and Palmer. Orioles, NEW JOB In the 1Yt mile classic. Open champion Peter Thomsan day. Stephenson, Red SOx, Burdette, NEW YORK (UP!) -Carroll I Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' E~hibl- entered the JUne 16-21 U.S. It wUI be the first time Iince Angels, Locker and Pizarro, Martin, vice president in Uonist was the trild favorite at Open golf championship 1957 that Thomson, ao Austra· White Sox and Tiant, Indians z. charge of operations for the ....;:.,....,.;;.....i.:i Iilan, bas entered the champion- 0. Houston Oilers, was appointed ship, wbich wW be playad LATEX WALL San Francisco; ._ ,, .. MEMBER OF CREW Airman First Class Wlllllam, ll D. Grtleser, son ol Mr. and Mrs. EXCELLENT COVERWUllam T. Grueser of 460 urant 11 Regular AGE-FREE FROM St., Middleport, Is a member DRIP-BEAUTIFUL. the Oulatandlng Armament Willi II 3.99 Value .'· COLORS Crew ol the Quarter In his P• elite Air ForCIIII (PACAF) tmit $5.99 V1lue at Yokota AB, Japa1. A1rmao Grueser and other crewmen s have been cited for their perA formance durtng operaUonat aod L GAL. training missions. Ha Ia a We&!• II E ,. GAL ons mechaolc ill PACAF, graduated !rom Milldleportll High School. in., Tannehill, M. Machir W; and Hawley M. • LEADERS tM UPDATE YOUR KITCHEN • con£USIOn • DerhyFIe• Jd In ' KING .. - --·-- .. COME ON OVER ••• It's Moore's 29th MISS AMERICA PAGEA.NT • JUNE 11th DURING REGATIA WEEK POMEROY, 0. • NoeoPY seEs t.u~weL.L ( PARTI~P ELSEWJ.fER~) Wl-lf:N 1-fl:. SASHAYS INTO SUPSY'S PLACE •• • • ··· - ~E 600P SARTEI<IPI!R I!SCDR1I /-liM OVT, UNSE.RVEP· ... LIST TO ~f EYEWITNESSeS NOW•·•• NAME o o 0 o o 0 o 0 0 o o t 0 1 0 o o o t 0 O· o o o o o 0 t 0I 0 ' 0 0 I • 0 0 I 0 0 0 ,• .. ---- ADDRESS o········o•o···· ······ -···~o··········· PIIONE NO. · · ··· · ··· · · · ··· · ·· · · · ·· · ·· ·· ·.· ··· · ·· .. KHOOL OR PlACE OF .W,.OYMENts l•lr-===============oii.= Start wnr foundation riaht Use our ready ntix colcrete BIG DECII&\sB: In 1114 there were Jill foreign - language dally newspapen· (~rd were German) In !be United Slates when the ~Rat wave o1 imJDI. I!Btloa from ~ was stW under way. 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Wv, 2.5)142 ·~ ~ov Ohio .- ~ PAINT Economy Wall Paint Meteor 800 4 Door • CHIEF .49 SPECIAL I 61 MERCURY on1, LATEX ILL PAl T Our Weekly GIRLS... ENTER NOW I (UNMARRIED AGE 18-28) au~tber-aase r=---====--="-...i:.,...... POMEROY ·,,;, .• " ~ ;''" ·~·2~ ' to �.f ::~ ·~·::.::~..:.::.;:.:::;: :::: ; ·•':::·... :.:; ··.: :...' :: -~ -.... ... ..... -· ~ • :.:.~:,: ".~ :~·, .:.::•..: : : .:.~:...;·;,",, ::.,:.:: •,; ·: •• ' . ........... ................. ........ ,_,__ •r ""' d 'I " ..' . • ~· • ., .. ' \' ' I •IS UPI Briefs . -~ Ended .. 110utd not pt out." ',. ·.' • ~ly l!enllnet Pomeroy,ll!lddleport, •0 ., May S, 1968--ll AJJ.Stan Jenkins 3-Hits C~TNine For 8-1 Tourney Victory IConUnued FroJII Page ll , piOMIO ill the true S!IIH of U. won!. 1 just aot InVOlved 111111 ..' ,, "' t Jackets 'Winners in 3-\Vay Track Field Meet Monday Middleport rem~in~ uodefea~/Ro~ P. U-28 poblt victory over Pome- M. toy and Wahama 1n that order iOO yard Umili, Brickiea, iU: on the Middles' field. 5.5, P. Hindy M, Batey W, The .Jackets had firsts in the Swisher P. obot)lllt, 440 dash, 118() run and Mile, Arthur, W, ~: 09-S; Cbeathe mile relay. Pomeroy took die M, Gilkey M, Blake M. flrsla In the bigb jump, dis- 880 relay, Pomeroy (Swlsb<US, 100 yard dash, 880 relay, er, Napper, Nease, Brlcklesl, 220 dash and tbe two mile run 1:38.1; Middleport 1:38.6 (new "WaH fur • walk, bill a't for six firsts. But the Jackets school record) with Sauer, Hlalei 111 yoa eaa'l nml" overall strength in the middle dy, Swartz and Hood. oislance runs and depth in the 440 dash, Sauer, 55.2, M. BatoU1ers, was the difference. ey W, Brown M, Tennant W. Wahama got a first in the 1180 Run, Oiler, M, 2:17.5, Tan0 broad jump and the mile run. nehill M, Arthur W, Cheadle How they finished: M. Sbotput, Vance, M; 39 ft. 1 Z2o dash, Swisher, P, 2U; . inch; Ashley, M, Sawyer, W, Hood M, Nease P, Htndy M. Gibbs W. Mile relay Middleport (Swartz • Brood jump, Russell, w, 17 Russell, Vance, Brown), Waft. 10 ln., Brickles, p. Vance, hama, second. Middleport's SEOAL Division and R. Sauer, both M. Two mile run, Pomeroy, Mow- leading baseball team made Ita High Jump, Nease, P. 5 ft. I ery, 11:46.4; Macbir W, Lee P, debut on the Clasa A To\1111.. Jackets Open Tourney WJth 15 6v•JCtOry Dadoes scored agam m the second on a double by Proffitt and triple by Guueser, theA added two IR the fourth and one in eacb o1 the last two frames play ed. SOuthern's next IOC!ional tournament opponent wlll not be known unUilater iR the week. BY INNINGS Soothern 310 211 - 8 10 2 C-1 1100 01 - I 3 3 Jenkins and Cundiff. Hopkins aod Randolph. Hannum Named 76efS MeDlOf ,. 1 , • """''fl By Big Margin !--1 ?;O!.,.nrv nver ('.arthaRe-Troy single. on tho cOolvlDe Damond Mon- Southern's blg rrame was tile day In et.. A sectional toUnla· first when three runs were ocor· := "!av. ed on a single by Grueser, an R•ltlmnr.. JwG..: ahead tho entire error and three wldk~. The Tor· 0-;;~iand route, Umlted the carthqo-Troy oquad to only one bit Ia first 4 rungs, The bollia scored their 1<me nm 1n tho fifth on a sing1e by Randolph and a two-bag· pr by Mollohan. The game was ealled in tho llJth inning because of darkness and wblle the Tornadoes ol Coach Craynor Slone bad the bases lull and no one out, Jenklna atruck out sevea and walked lour in bls tive illnings on .the mound wblle C.Ts HopkiDs fanned eight and walked nine. Shortstop Bob Grueser, with a triple aad '"" singles lor Soothern JB four trips to the plate, led all batters. Other Tor- • lfALONB:Y'8 41111. '·' CINCI!fflATI (UPI) · Maloney, C1nclnnaU ltads r)lbl!tt.t;; bander, got the club pbyslclao~M~ Middleport High School golf- c• ahead to begin workln& IIII!Hl4JI .. biDder 1l!lb Jenkhll. soored an broW!! and Tom Diddle, eacb ., • • .. ,_ u~ , J!nl J!ad<ett; fl, by 3\1-~. ( · , IJ'erey , Schraeder, 'f, •clefea~ ell Dave Jenkin~; 411, I;y J'l:: Take Middies bit~=:;. ~untO: =: =:a:~bi~ Amos 1u u1~Ub, C11m, &•'1 ... .i... -.., its own area Monday with a 56- P; Aabley M; Stanky P, Vance ea m trac& lUlU UtlJu GABS Golfers 1. I; ·'·, . ~. L~ ~ "~~"rlttl• •lom~. " .,.~ -.tli_l'le ri~t ann '4ondaY. 11 Chicago Detroit Callfornla Minnesota Washington Boston New York Kansas City , 5 Monda)"a Reaulll Baltimore at Wash. night, ppd. Tuesday'• Probable Pllcun Kansas City at Ca!Jfornia, nigb)t -Hunter tl-2) vs. Lopez U-1 Mlnneoota at Chicqo, night -Pascual l:t-1) vs. Horl~n (I-I) Boston at Detroit, night Santiato (!H) vs. Lohcb (:1-1) _Baltimore at Washington, ~'' ~ eordlng to their coach, Nolan I Maloney InJured his ·arm ft iq:p Swatkhamer, tonk their lumps llouston on April 2$ and !Ia no~ Mar~· :r. t.~ G~mpe!!!! !.'!.'~!!! 1!!!e!! !!!!!~ ~ce. ·: :~nit, !rom tho Gallia Academy team, >~) which already IB league cham~ '"'· loo and a contender for the QUESTION: What is the pric:<J . llate Utle. The final count was zo to ' In a 6-man team match. of Americ••• must GAHS Ia 1:1-1 in ita season. popular cigar! Middleport 1a at Point Pleasaot today against Polnt and wabama High Golfers. Results Monday ( Hrst named, ! Galilpolis) : Chris Roderick 35 (medal) de- ANSWER: foaled Pat Edwards, 37, by 3\1· Not 51 , not IO;. 10. not 2125;! It's the Chip Janes, 40, defeated Way- 6; King Edward Imperial t~at has 111 Davis, 47 , by 3-1. Tom McCarty, 311 defeated the VERY SPECIAL Sam Clatworthy, 46, by 4-0. VALUE that makes Tom Folden, 311, defeated HAmerica's '•r ''· Bob Priddy, 43 . by 3-1. largest seller. ·c· ?• ment trail Monday at Oak Hill nado hitters were Ray Proffitt nigbt -Miller (CHI Yl. O•lrteg~::•:~f:Bruce~:_!Ha=rr~el~d;.,~4~1,~de:fe~a~ted~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;·~"· with a come-from-behind II • I wllh a dooble and single, Dave · PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Irv (0-11 victory over the Oaks. The JackKosloll, owner of the Phlladel- Cleveland at New York, Pomeroy pbia 76ers basketball team, had -Tiant (W) vs. 'IlownJno <0-2) WELLSTON, Ohlo (UPI)- Eddie Jaeobs, a first ets tangle wllh only one thought in mind when WedDelday 1 Gamet team AII·Ohlo high sehool basketball •hol•e last sea· Panthers th1s evemng on the Middleport field In the lleCOnd be hired Alex Hannum as his Kansas City at California night son, announ•ed Monday he wlll enroll at Ohio State time aroond of SEOAL divlsioa Major Leagae lad... new head coach "to bring the Minnesota at Chicago night University next fall. Jacobo, a 6-fooH guard, aet the Wellston H 1gb play. By Ualted l'nll lnten>allonal NBA championship to this Boston at Detroit night ruight(l At oak Hill, Mike Gardner Natlooal Leatiue city." Baltimore at Waohlngto• ~•hool seoring record wltb his average of 25.6 points opened on the moond but was G. All. R. H. Pel. Cleveland at New York llight per game last season In leading his team lo a 111-3 ree> chaaed In the lourlb wheo, with Boyer, NY 12 46 8 II .391 "In order to achieve ord. three run• already home In tho Smith, StL 17 63 9 U .381 objective," Koslofl exp•laiJlied,( Nalloaat Leape second Inning, Crabtree hom- Morgan, Hou 19 69 B 1lll .377 "It seemed to be there was . W. L. Pet. GB ered with one on to MIA t h e Flood StL 17 69 8 26 .377 ooe man for the job -Alex Pittsburgh II 5 .llllll score to~- George Sauer, a Allen,' Pbll 12 43 9 16 .312 Hannum." Sail Francisco 12 7 .113Z \1 Jelly, came on to flnisb, givblg Sa.•to. Cbl 16 57 9 21 .366 Koslolf said he reached his Los Angeles 12 7 .1132 10 . up only one more run, a harm- Stargll, Pitt 13 47 7 17 .362 decision about 10 doys ago Pblladelphia 8 f .571 1 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) -~8-5. Edd1e Belmonte rides the less thing in the bottom o1 the l plnson Cln 15 60 :; 21 .350 fire Dolph Schayes as head Atlanta 10 9 .526 2\1 The probable field for Satur- son of Promised Land, who won seventh wben the Jackets _ by I Pglir~i PiU 12 40 4 l4 _350 coach and informed Schayes New York 5 7 .417 4 day's running of the Kentucky ! the Santa Catalina Handicap that time_ led 15-5. ctmnte.' Pitt 16 69 10 24 _341 telephone. He said he ~t. Louis 7 10 .412 41> Derby,_ thrown Into confusiOn by and was thJrd m the Santa Middleport went way out front I Amerlcn League proceeded to woo Hannum Cmcinnau 4 II .267 61> i.~ the IDJUry to heov1ly favored Anita Derby. But the roan colt In !ts bail of the fourth with e1 G. AB. R. H. Pet. was fired live weeks ago by Clucago , 4 12 .!ftO 7 Grausta~k, was expec_ted to was out of the money _in three runs and added 6 more In the Alvis, Cle Moaday 1 Reaalta 12 47 r. 21 An San Francisco Warriors. . -.. firm shghtly today w1th the recent stakes races m New fifth. Top bitter for tho Jack· F.Rbsn, Bal 13 45 t6 19 _422 off announced Monday be had (No gam';' scheduled) 39th runmng of the 115,000 York and trainer Hirsch J~cobs eta was Buddy Moore, catcher, Rbnsn, Chi 14 49 12 20 .4IJII signed Hannum to a Tuesday • Probable Pltcben ..' , Derby triaL would like to see Exh1blt1onlst with two singles. Middleport got B.Rbsn Bal 13 54 10 21 _389 contract. PbiladelphJa at Atlanta, ltlg:nt)) ." ' Five 3-year-olds run in the exhibit bls best form before only 7 hits, but six oak Hill Yzmaki Boa 15 56 12 23 _354 Kosloff admitted that -8UDI1Jng 11-11 vs. Fischer ' mile race at Churchill Downs deciding the colt's Derby fielding boots belped. Warner: Cal 13 49 10 17 .347 76ers had a good season 1) . . with only one of them definitely status. Oak Hill ... 030 200 1- f 5 8 Kaline, Det 16 57 12 19 _3:13 Schayes in winning the P1ttsburgh at Cmclnnatl, oommltted to starting In the It costa $500 to enter a horse Mid'port ..... 000 96tl X-15 7 3 Echbrrn Bal 13 45 7 15 .3 33 Divisi011 champloruobip with a night -Sisk (1-0) vs. Ellis (1-1) eiXL KITCHEN CABINETS with Rolled Edge ,. C hy. Bul on the sidelines, in the Kentucky Derby and an Eversole (LP), Bradford <4), White NY 15 42 8 14 _333 Ji5.25 record but he said the New York at St. Louis, night Formica Counter Tops with their final prep race• additional 11,000 to actually Williams 15), Brewster 16) Oliva,' M!nn 12 43 7 14 _326 club should bavo won more - McGraw (1-0) vs. Washburn behind them , were 13 other start. Crabtree. Gardner, Sauer Home Runs than 55 games and uoever (1-2)_ e FORMICA Stocked in Three Patterns young Thoroughbreds whose IWP), (4) and Moore. N •Ito 11 t League, Aaron, should have lost to the Celtics Chicago at Houston: night !miners Insisted would start in Fight Retutto Braves I; Mays, Gianla 6: in the playoffs." IJand.s Il-l) vs. GuJSIJ(F2-fllmlcis- II eCEILING TILE by Armstrong ,.,. the first of the 'l'rlple Crown B United Press International IFIIVR WINNEII8 Alou, Thomas and Torre. "It could have been • better Los. Angeles at San classics. · . . Y Gentile, Astros and year," he said. "We had co, rught -Drysdale (1-2) vs. 1 ALBANY, Calif. (UP!) Jock- Braves, eWELDWOOD PANELING Wdllams~n Kid, Exhibition- MANCHESTER, E n g 1and ey Alvaro Pineda turned iR four Lefebvre, Dodgers 5. I letdowns within games with MarJChal (4-0)a , lst, Due D Eclair, Dommar and <UP!) -Thad Spencer, 197¥•, 1victories at Golden Gate Amot1can Leagtte: Reichardt. I teams and we bad Iektowns in Wedaead YI Galllfl eTAPPAN APPLIANCES Clear Springs were entered in IPortland, Ore., outpoInted : Monda . Angela 6; F. Robinson, Orioles, entire games against last Philadelphia at AUanta .mght the trial, which has produced Brian London, 197¥•, Bntaon l p· ~ scored Bl Ticket Scott Red Sor and Kaline teams." PiUsburgh at C1nc1nnat1 rughl ALL AVAILABLE AT .. , live winners who came back (10);. Billy Walker, 1!101>, 111 ~':, 1 ' in the f't:.t, ~Iamond T~ I; sir tied with 4_ • _Koslolf insisted that New York at St. LouL night four days later to wm the Bntam knocked out Bow1e , M (fl4 601 t the third Pao Ruu Railed Ia diSmissal involved neither Chicago at Houston RJgh! Kentucky Derby -Black Gold . Adams, 225\1, Phoenix, Ariz. F~rro (i4.80J nin the fourth aod N a tlo I a! Iague: Aaron morale problem or the Los Angeles at San FraR BUILDERS SUPPLY in 1924, C1tal10n In 1946, Hili 13). Irish Pro (IIO.BO) in the Bravea, Flood, Cards and of Wild Chamberlain, the M . . . Gail In 11152, Dark Star In 1953, seventh. Mays Giants 15 . Johnson $100,000-a-year center. onday llilmrustrabvo COMPANY nd T' T In 1958 ' ' ' B1 her staot to Amencan Foot.ball a Rob unt Sam 'de . W'lll TORONTO (UPI) - Bob . Dodgers 13; Thomas, Braves, 'du !melm s of the team League Commissioner AI er · tevenson " • I · , (Pretty Boy) Felsteln 2115 1 Haller and McCovey Giants 12. sa1 o the record that the . J ~~;::·1 290 N. 2nd Ave. Middl•port, 0. amston Kid, who was second I Toronto, stopped Dizz ' ' Dean' SPENCER WINS Amoricao League; B. Robin- Schayes-Chamberlaln Martm formerly. was i' choice in the trial at 2-1. The !181, Zanesville, Ohio (1), ' MANCHESTER, England 1011, Oriole• 2!; Yastrzemskl, ship was a big factor. They manager of the Oilers. ' '" colt won the ltOO,OOO Flonda ·~ __ (UPI) -HeaV)'W<'Ight Thad Red Soot !6; Conigliaro and smd Schayes' failure to dlsciDtorby through t!Je ~isquaiific~- OAKLAND, Calif. IUPI) _ Spencer of Portland, Ore., Scott, Red sox 12; Rl'lchardt pline . Chamberlain for mlaslng bon of Grand Pnx Stable s l Jimmy Lester, 159, San Francis- scored a 10-round dec1slon 1ver and Warner, Angels and Kaline, prachce and management's I 'Je's Hope, who now looms as ' co knocked out Ernesto Lopez ex-BriUsh and Empire cham- Tigers 11 failure to make the towering .. the Kentucky Derby favorite 16l, Mexico City (1). ' pion Brin LondoR Mondey Pllcblag center accompany the team on :. : ,. with Graustark out with a _ night. Nallouf Jape: Marlchal. flights destroyed the broken bone In a loot. MILWAUKEE IUPI) -Art It was the second ftght In Glanta 4-0: Cueller, Astros and leadership. Graustark's injury left jockey Hernandez, Omaha, Neb., out· thre weeks for Spencer, who Perry, Giants 3-0; Craig and I Hannum has referred Braullo Baeza temporarily with- pointed Rudolph Bent, New I weighed 197\1, while It was the Knowles, Phillies, Face, Pirates Chamberlain in the past o11t a Derby mount, bat he York 110), first bout in seven months far llld Sadecki, Cards :t-0. "the easiest guy ill the world Immediately was signed by Landon, who scaled Ia at the Amorlcao Leagae: McDowell, to coach." trainer Eddie Neloy to ride U.S.OPE same weight. Indians 4-0; McNally, Orioles 3----Wheatley Stable's Stupendous NEW YORK (UP!) -British ·; Barber and Palmer. Orioles, NEW JOB In the 1Yt mile classic. Open champion Peter Thomsan day. Stephenson, Red SOx, Burdette, NEW YORK (UP!) -Carroll I Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' E~hibl- entered the JUne 16-21 U.S. It wUI be the first time Iince Angels, Locker and Pizarro, Martin, vice president in Uonist was the trild favorite at Open golf championship 1957 that Thomson, ao Austra· White Sox and Tiant, Indians z. charge of operations for the ....;:.,....,.;;.....i.:i Iilan, bas entered the champion- 0. Houston Oilers, was appointed ship, wbich wW be playad LATEX WALL San Francisco; ._ ,, .. MEMBER OF CREW Airman First Class Wlllllam, ll D. Grtleser, son ol Mr. and Mrs. EXCELLENT COVERWUllam T. Grueser of 460 urant 11 Regular AGE-FREE FROM St., Middleport, Is a member DRIP-BEAUTIFUL. the Oulatandlng Armament Willi II 3.99 Value .'· COLORS Crew ol the Quarter In his P• elite Air ForCIIII (PACAF) tmit $5.99 V1lue at Yokota AB, Japa1. A1rmao Grueser and other crewmen s have been cited for their perA formance durtng operaUonat aod L GAL. training missions. Ha Ia a We&!• II E ,. 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Refreshmenll eriod in West Vir1inia. will be aerved in the bai<JI1ent akl · State H•pltal will hold of the Dietary Building. 0 Open Houae 011 Sunday, May Chalnnan of the program for i. Hospilui Duy 11 ~ Lcik:n :a ~.!:!:. Tba hoopltal will be rendy to John Browning, Director of ·elcome vlsltora at 1 p m At Nursing service Members of I& p.m. a band con~rt 'will Lakin's staU ;u;ve headed dJ. Jke place on the front lawn, visions of the pi&Minl effort In the event of bad weather aimed at providing an lnlerest-ill concert and other exterior inl and enjoyable event !4 '01111 will he beld in the IIY'"' which all cltizeno are cordially aslum ol tht !onner Boy's In· invited. u.VIIl SChool.) COMMITI'b& During the program the Vilita General Arr&lll!e&nenta Com· lorken, at Lakin, will he hon· mitt.ee - Mrs. Jean A. Brown· red. Welrome by Kenneth N. lnl. R. N., Chairman, end Mrs. yrne, M. 0., Superintendent Ruth Brown, co-chalnnan, Mr. f Lakin Hoapital Employees ·Ill be recognl!ed lor years of •rvice. Followinl the program, the ospttal 11m provide toUl'IJ of S 3 facllln.. , guided by stall \ Chester • ty N0l e S0Cle .4ttend W orklhop In .4theru Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeutor nd daughter, Leda Maee, were I Athens Sundoy evening II> at!1111 the opera workshop "Down By Clarice AUea The women's Afternoon Club met Thursday at the home ol Mra. William WU!. Refresh· menll were served II> Mn. Wallace Amberger, Mrs. Roy • y ina, Mr. Ira Patterson, Mr. Carl Scott, Mr. Julius McLeocl, Mr. James Roberta, Mro. Oeloreo Byrne. PT. PLEASANT- S,t. H. R. ~~lm~m~ of other eommit.. Parka, of Ute State Pollee, nttee• are Mrs. Done L. Sommer, ;••,.,.; ::.: o: :!!:tio!l! !~"'"" Mrs Delores Il)'rne Mra. Mary· by the local detachment for road ella' Allton, Miss Carrie Ward, law violaUonB ~lol ~· molltb Mrs. Pansy Banks, Mr. Carl of April. AU tbo::lmested We!'!' Bcolt, Mr. Earl Freeman, Mr. arraigned before Justl<e of Floyd Wlnsll>n, Mrs. Helen Peace Cllurts of Edit1l Fox, J. Fltllmmons, Mr. Risden Mill· 8j0 ~Ia Kincaid or orer, Mr. Claude Lowts. v C~tio I ' Issued on apeed With the rl!lng lnter!st In . •s were Bl Robproblems of mental illness and ~l"s ~ V~ Earl 0 servlcet for menial bealtb H seD :~Joe Smlib, E~ which existS In the state, Lak· W 'Keefer JOieflb W. !ian8In Hospital and the Weal Vir· er Warren G Tallmlli !(en. lfnia Department ol Mental ned. A b Jim B ~ll DohHealth ell'll!aUy bope that bl ;? ' m0 nd 'Waf~- o. many """pie wm v!tlt. one of Abblett, e rum w. ' Mlller, Jack "":" Wor"" the public mental in&Ututions. Shifflett, Ke;~ P. Young, Laken State Hospital Is situ· Earl D. Ew· ated nine miles outside of James A. Ferrell, Pt Pleasen on W Va. Rt. &!. tng,. Russell A. Lewis, Herbert · I, · W1ll11m RoWih, Larry A. Walk· er, Donn D. Cochran, Jamea ksh S Ste R bert Lee Dan! I l!f.th Wor 0 P to oUts :'W.:te Fl'ldtrick Ill~ Be on Jnne 15th gin H M 'Houlcken Cecil The 14111 Annual VoeaUonal R d!h=t Richard Lei Hunt Agriculture and Apultural 1g' th J Byrne Walter M: Extenoion WorUhop, sJIOIIIOfOd ' W~~:or 'E. Bordman, ColJ: :S l r.e: D EDITORS: The following Is a In spite of 114 hardware ules •bllltute lor Fbwlelal Gotalp. and strllehl eommtrdll wort, Pike eonlldn hll 111m prlo By LEROY POPE marlly a me~ of the "eu· Valted Pn11 Jaterudonal head ~UJtry. He hal a 111'1! llfi!W ~ORK (UPil-Two ol ICientifJe staff and wants to the DOtlon s most severe prob- get heavily engageo m lOIII· leml, proper distributioo of ranJe projects that chlllfnge tr.!l! water and atream IIOllu· the Imagination and ean llllkt lion, poulbly ~ be aolved by Jibe ~ld a better piiCtl to loyllli buJe fiberglau twmell live m. o~lk~Co~e":i F: Plk<, who was an anlllaDI lerton Calif aaid tod.\y defense aecretary In the Elsenp ' Is ., dl lfled hower admlnlstrlltton, now It pan~" engq~ ~e'!rr.hore"'~i trying to wanrlo money for a dr!Uing, aerospace and oceano- full scale loulbDUy ltUdy of a graphic re~earcb and making ataggerlng $!.! bilUon scheme oil neld equipment It has lust II> lay a fiberglass twmel 30 acquired Amer!c.;, MARc feet in diameter in 300 feet of Inc which developed ih~ ~.: water off California's rout to ·• ceptlonally rugged oil drill· bring fresh nter from IIOI'Ihlng equipment being !!lied In ern Calllornit II> Los Angeles. Alaska's Cook lnl.. •.... thus No Bladlea Yet ., .,w Uniled Aircraft Cor il fatbbecame a lilted comp_any on er of the fiberglass ~tructural the Amer1can and Pactl&c Coal! "d A Pik bBidiary N esehllnges. Pike and American 1. ea. . e lnsu ' a· MARC between th had Uonal Engmeer i Science Co. ,.j~ ~-IS! million ~=year of Puadtna, fatbered the wa· and Chairman Thomas Pik1l ter transport schema. Although hopes for tM million this year no dttalled feasibUily studies "Eghead" lnduslrJ · bave been ~de yel, Pike's . - -----·company beheves water could !.:,": 0 th; Jllllllita 't.ee:,rKeoneth Lee McCoy Begins Work •"lnt Aria School of Music held Mro. Rex Batley. Approximately 11 area teach- 1"'· ta;;""'~HJ! :.'~ea~l, As New Patrolman cost ol deslatlng sea water or t Memoril! IUdiiDriUDI. Weekend visill>rs of Mrs. !~a ell!, who instruct.· high school 511;";:,n~o~n Gunbiner, ken: PT. PLEASANT _ J'aet Me- . at o~ ball tbe cost of ColiMlos Roberta Kraeuter, Singer were Mr. and Mra. Wd· VocaUonal A,rlculturo cla""a neth w. Alley, l'llul A, Bandi- Coy 22 Henderson begM bls .1 fornll' Feather River lrtoh aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Krae11- liam Krackomberger and lam· and ao Counly Agrlculturlll El• JJIIJ'te, Robert L. Siler, Jackie . duU:.o ~ cit tr~iman Sun- Iw~~ project. . ,.., llllt! a senior student In the lly of New Jersey, Mr. and t.eDtion Al!ents bave been lnvit.- Roger Lee, Leslie Hughe•,idar on 1 olxym:u,. probation- ~~: would includt debt cboo1 of Music, participated In Mrs. Eugene Lonl and family, ed II> attend tht workshOP. Sub- George Lawreoce, Robert C. . ary period as required for all ~ tm C:d,a~:za: of .;::• number ol the .scenes, chor· Clllumbus, Mr: and Mrs. Elson ject of tbll )'flll''t meetmg 18 Frldd II, Paul D. stlgall, Owen l oew patrolmen, accordinJ to mves en • ·-·-! ses, aDd as a soUst. Long and family of Mason and "Water Up- Farm Water Sys- Keith Farley, Arnold Barnette, Actlng Chief of Police J 8 0 k '·' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill ol terns." Elzie Davis, Earl Deal, Im- i Pylea. A Frankfort. They came for the proper reaiJtrailon; Albert Eu-1 McCoy is the son of Mr. and H funeral of Susie Birch. A'I'I'END MElTING gene Q!leman, A. A. Pauley; · Mta. Arthur McCoy, Henderson. Por Mam Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bll&el.l of Eight women or the Grace Bad Cbeck, Betsy Roach, Paul He is married and father ol one I On HER Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Dwigl&l Epllmpai cburch · attended lhe Zahrllill, Helen Black: Ivan C. aon. McCoy served two years ! :;e~ of ~~roy Ba~ell ~ :it!lbollrd ;~ O>yner, drlrillg tell of eenter; in tbe First Ca•alary with M. DAY 'l'VESDAY rs. ug as ~end . . UI'Cll-women J>roc. Wtlllllm K. Hurlow, no. W. Va. P. training at Fort Hood, Telu. Sun., May 8 POMEROY cu.-.. R~sville were wee VISit- cburcb held laat tl operator's Ucen&e; Harold Lee , ~·.,.R IM, ors of Mr. an1 Mrs. Chllrles tor Conference Canterr, near Yerksy, tan gatinl; Herb Gallipollo Ferry; MrB. H. 8_ ,..::::':'.;:",., ES, wiD meet Tuesday at Bissell and family. Landon. Atien!'llll were 11!11 Jones and Leo F. Young, Jr., Friend, Mt. Alto: John Jeffrey, .,, ..,.,..,,,,.._ :I& p. ~!! the Pomeroy Ma- Mr. and Mrs. Charles GoAl· V'lda Ihla, Mra. J, E. D. ilarlii> drlvlnl while into1icaled; Ru· Gallipolili, Ohio. :::::.· .l,'J~:1::t onle leln and family of Flatwoocts ger, Mrs. A. R. KDigllt, Mrs. pert R. Kent, failure II> yield DISCHARGED: David K. Smith '''"" • ""''· . MIDDLEPO~T LODGE 383, called on ldr. and Mra. Clayton Enrett Hayes, Mra. Frtd Crow rlgbt of way; Randolph E. Bria- Pl. Pleaaant; Terry IleruliJJ, Pl. 1:, ~ PM.mWilllfll':: AIMien ~~!> ev enteiRI. f Mill Jr., Mrs. Leo Storyp, ~k· !-_~· tol, loraery; John W. Mead· Pleasant; Wendy Hammack, !th · Ma · • • rs . ....,.. 88n • o • Roedel and Mra. a... """'" ows, leavln11 JCene of acoident; Gallipolis Ferey; Diane Stover, 11 onal =~ O:ct beEduca- wood, W. Va., spent the - k ary. :Marquil 0. Wallace, . speeding Apple Grove; Mn. Bonnie JEWELERS k •.!..••__ qitest end witb Mr. and Mra. J. S. and ll~gal passmg; William Me- Woyan Southside· James With~a~er.MR~ta WUI be Marks. REPORT MADE Neely, Joe Boaver, lnll>lleatlon. row, Pi. Pleasant Route (expiroiOitoco..r A•o. :"""· aster ~sons are lrr Mr. and Mr1. Jac:ob SchWIRI, PT. PLEASANT Muon ed). GaltiiOIIo, Ohio !ted, Kellneth Scitel, worohip- Oennia, Steve and Jane, of Rut· County Sheriff George Johnson PltiUDI Valley Hoapltel land, apent SUnday evenill( wllb relea..: bil de-""""DI actlv· ADMI'I'I'ED: James Leon· d master. II'ED~AY ..-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode. lly report lor the month of Ap- ard, Hopett: Faye Grtell, PI~ A,.,__ ...,.~ .. "" GARDENERS They also called on Mr. and rll showing the departmen~trav- ny; Mrs. Cllnlon Miller, Point nub Wiillllelt Wednesday, May Mrs. Robert Wood and family. e1et1 8,106 mllet1; worked 1,700 Plusant; Willlllll Sbobe, Pt. · at 1 p, m. at the. Colum- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elber· man hollh; inveatlgated 11 Pleas10t; Mrs. Daniel Plants, S.nlng Maigs County Slneo 1861 :" and lou!bera Oluo Eleo- leld and Mike openl a weekend aceitlenll relllllinl in f',880 1Leon; Rev. Donald McMellon, le Co. IOCta1 room. Tbe pro- In Columbus wi!h his parents. properly damqe; CillO fatality I rom will feature llildee on Mrs. Roy Cbrisly and Mrs. and seven peraot111 injUritl; IIlo- lll'rlllllnl witb Mr1, ltldon Gaul were In Atben!lsot 17 road Itw eilllloas; In- M. .CIIIIfortWHrlftt tobert Relhel a!Vinl the com- week. ...,tipted f breaking and enAGENCY INC Ienllry. Mrs. Glonn Lamben Richard Koblonts 1tudenl at terlngo; recovered stolen .,....,. • • '"d Mrs. Earl Knfaht are hos- Ohio State, spent a' weekend at art¥ valued at fliO; served liO 1111 Chllclt ltodnty Dawning, Agonla esses. home. He returned to school on papers; aemtl 7 Justloe 1'RllliiDAY Monel•• and wu aecompallled cl Peace warranll; hooked 56 ~VANG~ CHAPTER, by bl"';' mother, Mrs. David peroolll lD the counly jail and OES, will meet Thursday ev• Koblentz and Mrs. Lawrtnt!e apprehended 5 escapees from ling, Ml7 I at 7:10 p.m. at 1bt Smith. meatal hGspitala. 1 dasonic Tempte ID Middleport. Mr. and Mill. Donald MaUack l'wenty-llve year members will and Donna Kay of Belpre call'" ~ and an alldlon eel on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy vlll be beld loliOwJDC tbt m-. a recont Sunday. llllWMl!elld iUOSts ol Mr. and LAUREL CLIFF BE'ITER Mrs. Waid Kimes were Mr. laaltb club will meet 'l'llurlllay and Mrs. ArUe Stnaers, Mr. 'VIIIinl. at tht horae of Mn. and Mn. Harold Singers, Mr. .. _ Eblin. and Mrs. Lawrent, Slnaers and CATHOIJC WOMEN'S CLUB Mrs. Sylvia Rieber and dauah· '' !be Sa«ed Heart ebureb tor, au of Toledll, They were .W mellln the churdl tudltor- here to attend the funeral o1 um Tburadty at I p.m. Roell')' Mrs. Susie Birch. :ervicea It 7&10 p.m. wtll pre. Mra. Wald KlmA!s received !eda the mtellng. word thet her dauflhter Mrs. PASr CHJB!FS OF MAGNOL- Betty Herlihy Is Ill iD a SanIA Ttmplf Pylhian Bittel'!! wtll dusky hospital. nttl '111111'1day evening, at the Lt. and Mrs. Eda:ar Hartuna of. Mrs. iA!tortne~~ Lan- of Clllumbus vtsiletl with hit 1iii!J, wltb Mrs. 1lt!e Smith u mother, Mrs. Ed<i'e Hariun,t »>Iotta~. last week. · '111e Blltanor Clrole ol Keath Mrs. Lawrenee Smith enterlfetbodiot Owrch WID sponsor talnoti members ol the S.nior 1 rummap ule Thursday and clasa of Eastern Jliih School "ridty, May I end B In t b e at breakfaat Sunday mornint al· :O.tes bulldlnf In Middleport. ter the Prom. Twenly gueoll! ~nyone llavinl rummage for were present Mrs. Smith was lick-up lillY contact Mrs. Bern- assisted by Mrs. Clayll>n Allen. ord Fultz or Mrs. Charles Byar. THE JOF . CLASS 01 tlte BIRTH ANNOilNCiiD Olllletl r.tethodlst Church will Mr. and Mrs. William J. !pPIIJIIIr • rummap 1111 bacin- Woodi of Lincoln HUI aro annlnjl ·Thursday noon and ..,.. nouncin the blrtb of a ooo, ttnullti' thfOIIih Friday In tho welahl 7 Jbs. 1011 111. al llolur Downie Bulltiir11 on Second SL Hospllal on April 301h at 1:46 . J'RIIIAY p.m. named Kyla .Stark Woods. AMEI!ICAN Li:GION Auxl~ Maternal arandmotber io Mrr hty of Drew Webster Pool wiD E. A. Stark, LloooJn llill, Pa ~ 1 bake sale al Xr o i 1 r .ernal fl'l~tr II Mr. lfoN•Friday, begilullq at 9:10 Hazel Woods, GalllpoU.. Th~ 1..111. All Unit members are Ilk· Is lhe second SOli of ·Mr. a n d A1 I llltnd Of 0!111, M lhlnlc )'OU'IIIIJtllled to flir e4 10 !~ baked 19ftds or a Mrs. WOOds; Cllriltopbtr Is wamlna• ~1\0"· . four years old. • • .. A coupll of our other friends listened fo that son1· and-dance about electric heat co&tina just a flrw cldlars ~1\e~;~gi~U~e ~-·t~Y:~ Ch~=feld F~~ ~ ~~ 1n~':ar~~~e~ 'fl SOCIAL m;: w.!t ·-,...e. on;::: 3 100,000.00 · ..... "'MIMI c1 tiDjliYIIc .-., at! po11u1111 tt ldfl • g 1D11> i111111tJt, ....... Jle 11111 IIIJIII7 • • • flolr to ~~~ pJpe1lMI _, ill ,1111 a u - IIIIIIIITJ' lht JIOIIII'Iilll - · ;;,; ;o;t lC p•UL DAVIES DOWNING INSURANCE fALSE TEETH '*'" WM~'fr©[]=[J 1;;;: or to 111p ....... [lllnla,":!l' al4l. .,. Stai. Balik lfo, &!; RI!PORT OF CONDlTION OF :·N •b I · THE RACINE 1f0M1 lANK or RACINI In th Sta of 0 th • 11 h1o 11 eA"i~~.J: bu!lneu on Cub, NlaDCII with other banks, aDd cub 1111111 ID procou of c:oJiaetloD ··-••••·•• • UD!Ied Stateo Government obllgatloD, dlrliCt lnd !IIW'IniHd -·-··········••• ObUgatlons of states an.d political 1Ubdlvlllo111 Other~rate HCurittea~--•-) (lncludmg no Otb ...j'" d•""'dt• -.:--·-·····••••·•·•• or 0101 10 acoun.., ···-······ ····- •• ll'ank premises, furniture and llxturea, and other well NJ)f@IIMil!IJ blink prtmllol Other Ulljl ·········-··----············· TOTAL ASSETS --·--··------·-···------· LlABIL!TI!S Demand deposita ol indlvldusts, partalrlldps lnd corporations ······-·· • Time and uvlnp depoalla of lndlvldua!J, partoen~, tnd corponUonl ----···-- . .~. April S, ~~~ >l llt,li81f9 ., ol62,80dl * 100,84UO 7 """'? ,.. , ; I,DO!IJG 1.761\lt IX et !'"'"'I ... 7!:0!1 ~isbr~= ~1~'f:: !~ =~ ~~tal:: ~~ta;ol:Jfl:::l.iiiOni" BULOV.r CALENJ)AR project probably woul4 ~-II Yllrl Ill but II ~ •rlf IIOU1cl aolvt 1M Allfllel' Wllflr problem lor IDO<i and all, be bellevet. The unclerMIJ . ~ ~ be DUIIt out 01 ""'*'i... .,.. caUII ~ mataill'• IWIRoal!e ID COITOOlOII is aboolule lllld II - '1" rl: =:~!J..:f~'"lbt - May Be Answer to Many Serious Problems r 7" •, · , ' f00DefS 3"· ..... * ,.......... ,·•• · t; 1, " ,, IH'$ lt5.J'/It10 toe.Hr. 48,911. 7 Cl!rllfled •nd offleert ebectl, etc.•,_.,._• .,... -!~62 TOTAL DEPOSITS --···-·••• !1.2'1!1587.71 Total demand depotlla ..... _ f 845J5J.It . ••-:-===:. Toll! timt and •vlnp depoaita !128,1113,7! Other Uabllltles (including no mo!'\ppa 1nd other liens on baDkprtmiMa and ; other rtalllllt4t) .................... l!J64.99 TOTAL IJABILI'I'IIS --·-··-----·-···--- fU!Mpf.'l& ,' "' CAPITAL ACCOUNT! ~~~ .t~~-;~t~l:d N lh Sur!>!.! tltlndl ':J:i ·--·-···--- $ 2200 -~-~~-------~~-----······-·•·· SS,OOQ.OO , ,. 55.000!00 UDdiVidtd pro!IW -----·····--·····-·-•-·· 50,320:t~ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUN'l'B ···-···--·td0,!2MS TOTAL LIABILmES AND ·.• CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••. -----------·· eUU,l'IUJ MI!MORANDA .·. Averap Of !0111 deposita for the 15 ... Aver:~a~~!a'::dj!'ftJ:'!~5 ~= •• U.201.S42.2l1 dm ending wtlh eall date -------···-·· '75!,!18.16 Loanaas thown in item 7 of "ABets" ar• ,. liter Geductlon of nlDIIIOD ntOrvet Of S,IMIO.OO Securltl,. as sbolrn in Item~ 2-5 of "A...ta" ., are after dedul'llcn ot valuatloa rtserves of 85()..00 SUPPLI!M'tNTAL MP:MOI!ANDA Pled1ed usets and securities loaned: (Book Vlhltl U.S. Government obUptions, dlnct and lllW'IbtHd, piedr.: and other llablfi e to 11eure deposlll • , .. -·o 1 ··-----·········· •o.uw,v TOTAL ---·--·---·----·------------· J 1. John T. Wolfe, Cuhitr, of tbt abOYMIIJitd illnlr, •o oolomoly owear that llrll report of eoadltloil It tn1t and eorml, to the beat of my luiowled.. and llollof. JOHN T. WOLFE, Ca.shll!r Correct-Attest: AUIIRT HILL Jl. CARIIOIJ. R. NOlllltS Dlteclots STATE OF SWGrn to and lillbscrlbad before me llrll 17111 day .bf Anrll, 1988 and 1 bertb etrUf" •'-t 1 81 - · director ot' tbil illllk. Y • i wo _,a .... ~ GRACE Dlii!R, 1fo1ar7 Publit. My collllllfallon uplru Kay 14tb, taa. , l!!!eoo;oo omo, couJJ'omm. -:; · @O::!JIJ [}5@~ lFC=a~ BIB • SHDCK 1 .. ,,, You Don' I Havo Per The ftmlly a..lnAI _ _ To Spond A fortuno Ttillng Her You Lo,. Her $p9 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. ................ I IIIICDU "II,. 'uch bnllty any 11101111n would ll~t 1o crwn. 11 jlwtb. s~tc•· ttslstlnt. 11 yeUa. Dr 1111llltt. . I \) 1 The ort of pottery making took 100 years tor each 100 mUea ~ traveled In Ill slow apread In Ston• Age Europe. :1 SUNDAY, MAY lth lrlvo Hot " 0111 by $1t.ll PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS -- ------ - ¥ N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I 3 .lADY IMAYIX MAIIIIICUII Mf .......... ..,._.. ., ...... C••r'••.tv ..,._ ..,.. ,.. ......... Or•••• ,utldltt .............. - " " 111111 •. PMitwlt, t . .l A 'Jrfttt ~· Olr lift, '1,.. DUTTON DRUG STORE Middleport, 0. i OPJOMifRISI Offlct Hnurs U10 1~. llo ~ •Ct'"' at Noo' ou l'lrurs. - Ea!l! «.:oun St.. I'Omeruy Gn flameless ... put on a ttappy face! .. ' IAif fERMI . ,, ' " more a month than Ces. "So what'u flw bl&eks?" they shrugged. So we klpt aur mauths shut While they " movoc1 into .., t!IICirlcally hiiMd lltlmaJ, k eep~ kit~ room heat controls, and "'*Ythlnaetlllhld fine. IJIItll . . .•. ____......, ........ - . .. Ilens coo Ier ••. twu_ t.nuuamnu '~':"~ ......... ..,--:·""' f;~ , Tiley lot the kiiiCfc Of lldcllldr with Ill tilt 111111'1111 Women do prefer electric ranges for bakin~~:o That's a faeL Tbe. . . _ · ·u·c ' H'Y simpl<•. Best b11king results depend on accuo·ate heat colltrOI. ADd ;·kctr ic. oven. give pe:·f•ct he•t control ~eause they are precise, electl'OIIic inst 1•1p 11ents. Set the dial at the tempernturc r,ou want and that !'XIH'l tempel·atUJ'e you'll ret! Another thlnr. electric ovens 81'e . in" 1iated. This keeps the heat in the oven where it belonga. ~- the bill for their electric heat arriwd. Zowie! - - fOr«<t to tel! th!lll that llftrk: hell! costs up lllllnl tlllltlll muoh u GIL It •~~~~t paylnl ' ' mo>·e into&·mation Ol\ the men!.! of clean, ftameless electr&e the ELECTRIC company, , ·' · Tmfllk ""'.a·~ <....,. a- "'•• illu a.. T"a 'fH _see yourJIIIJ!~J~~· tlectric applla"v~-~~·1~4 ', ,. . 'I' , -, ( ' • ~• ' ' ' . ' ~";. ... . .-. ,·v ~.. • ' ,j ·:·\ ,. ;. . '-! \ ' INM ••W ..... . . Wftlll ..... · MCINII,. · --·- "- "'"'-·· •••,. •-.-..,.,. ..._,.. -111.11 .., 1 'l'•v _.__ ....-· -·........... - - .. _ _ « ... ' . . '. ' - . ' ~ .,,J,, .. ' ' ·-·' ''~ ; . .' \~! ·~~•.,? I �:.: -:.-:.:·. .:-"': ' ~-::___~-~' ~e-:~6..,~~.:;."':".'•--~~~i:.:l."'l".J':J-.:~:::;. . ,":_;-;;;~. -::•;:...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ r~ . '!":'":::.~~-~ .. ~- _. -~~-:"'-~:7~ ..i ~~ ~:::."':::-:~.~.. ~-·:::_--:.~-:-~-· .... -. .. . ' -" _,_ - -- - - _, > - .. .-....,. ·-·:·: ! . Voice of Broadway • ....... ._.. .,. Po' • ..., - ...n••, Mldd'· rt meroy. rp~ 0 ... I t••• ~ ..po · ·• ..., FibregIass TunneISID • Oce80S Riven, • ... ~ Citati-ODS ~~i~!~8!a~~t!!~1! ~?~P1!~~~~l E~~!!. 8AreTListed • By Jack O'Brian ( • 'o•ll1. To c:elebrate Ibis annual those lntel'fSted. Refreshmenll eriod in West Vir1inia. will be aerved in the bai<JI1ent akl · State H•pltal will hold of the Dietary Building. 0 Open Houae 011 Sunday, May Chalnnan of the program for i. Hospilui Duy 11 ~ Lcik:n :a ~.!:!:. Tba hoopltal will be rendy to John Browning, Director of ·elcome vlsltora at 1 p m At Nursing service Members of I& p.m. a band con~rt 'will Lakin's staU ;u;ve headed dJ. Jke place on the front lawn, visions of the pi&Minl effort In the event of bad weather aimed at providing an lnlerest-ill concert and other exterior inl and enjoyable event !4 '01111 will he beld in the IIY'"' which all cltizeno are cordially aslum ol tht !onner Boy's In· invited. u.VIIl SChool.) COMMITI'b& During the program the Vilita General Arr&lll!e&nenta Com· lorken, at Lakin, will he hon· mitt.ee - Mrs. Jean A. Brown· red. Welrome by Kenneth N. lnl. R. N., Chairman, end Mrs. yrne, M. 0., Superintendent Ruth Brown, co-chalnnan, Mr. f Lakin Hoapital Employees ·Ill be recognl!ed lor years of •rvice. Followinl the program, the ospttal 11m provide toUl'IJ of S 3 facllln.. , guided by stall \ Chester • ty N0l e S0Cle .4ttend W orklhop In .4theru Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeutor nd daughter, Leda Maee, were I Athens Sundoy evening II> at!1111 the opera workshop "Down By Clarice AUea The women's Afternoon Club met Thursday at the home ol Mra. William WU!. Refresh· menll were served II> Mn. Wallace Amberger, Mrs. Roy • y ina, Mr. Ira Patterson, Mr. Carl Scott, Mr. Julius McLeocl, Mr. James Roberta, Mro. Oeloreo Byrne. PT. PLEASANT- S,t. H. R. ~~lm~m~ of other eommit.. Parka, of Ute State Pollee, nttee• are Mrs. Done L. Sommer, ;••,.,.; ::.: o: :!!:tio!l! !~"'"" Mrs Delores Il)'rne Mra. Mary· by the local detachment for road ella' Allton, Miss Carrie Ward, law violaUonB ~lol ~· molltb Mrs. Pansy Banks, Mr. Carl of April. AU tbo::lmested We!'!' Bcolt, Mr. Earl Freeman, Mr. arraigned before Justl<e of Floyd Wlnsll>n, Mrs. Helen Peace Cllurts of Edit1l Fox, J. Fltllmmons, Mr. Risden Mill· 8j0 ~Ia Kincaid or orer, Mr. Claude Lowts. v C~tio I ' Issued on apeed With the rl!lng lnter!st In . •s were Bl Robproblems of mental illness and ~l"s ~ V~ Earl 0 servlcet for menial bealtb H seD :~Joe Smlib, E~ which existS In the state, Lak· W 'Keefer JOieflb W. !ian8In Hospital and the Weal Vir· er Warren G Tallmlli !(en. lfnia Department ol Mental ned. A b Jim B ~ll DohHealth ell'll!aUy bope that bl ;? ' m0 nd 'Waf~- o. many """pie wm v!tlt. one of Abblett, e rum w. ' Mlller, Jack "":" Wor"" the public mental in&Ututions. Shifflett, Ke;~ P. Young, Laken State Hospital Is situ· Earl D. Ew· ated nine miles outside of James A. Ferrell, Pt Pleasen on W Va. Rt. &!. tng,. Russell A. Lewis, Herbert · I, · W1ll11m RoWih, Larry A. Walk· er, Donn D. Cochran, Jamea ksh S Ste R bert Lee Dan! I l!f.th Wor 0 P to oUts :'W.:te Fl'ldtrick Ill~ Be on Jnne 15th gin H M 'Houlcken Cecil The 14111 Annual VoeaUonal R d!h=t Richard Lei Hunt Agriculture and Apultural 1g' th J Byrne Walter M: Extenoion WorUhop, sJIOIIIOfOd ' W~~:or 'E. Bordman, ColJ: :S l r.e: D EDITORS: The following Is a In spite of 114 hardware ules •bllltute lor Fbwlelal Gotalp. and strllehl eommtrdll wort, Pike eonlldn hll 111m prlo By LEROY POPE marlly a me~ of the "eu· Valted Pn11 Jaterudonal head ~UJtry. He hal a 111'1! llfi!W ~ORK (UPil-Two ol ICientifJe staff and wants to the DOtlon s most severe prob- get heavily engageo m lOIII· leml, proper distributioo of ranJe projects that chlllfnge tr.!l! water and atream IIOllu· the Imagination and ean llllkt lion, poulbly ~ be aolved by Jibe ~ld a better piiCtl to loyllli buJe fiberglau twmell live m. o~lk~Co~e":i F: Plk<, who was an anlllaDI lerton Calif aaid tod.\y defense aecretary In the Elsenp ' Is ., dl lfled hower admlnlstrlltton, now It pan~" engq~ ~e'!rr.hore"'~i trying to wanrlo money for a dr!Uing, aerospace and oceano- full scale loulbDUy ltUdy of a graphic re~earcb and making ataggerlng $!.! bilUon scheme oil neld equipment It has lust II> lay a fiberglass twmel 30 acquired Amer!c.;, MARc feet in diameter in 300 feet of Inc which developed ih~ ~.: water off California's rout to ·• ceptlonally rugged oil drill· bring fresh nter from IIOI'Ihlng equipment being !!lied In ern Calllornit II> Los Angeles. Alaska's Cook lnl.. •.... thus No Bladlea Yet ., .,w Uniled Aircraft Cor il fatbbecame a lilted comp_any on er of the fiberglass ~tructural the Amer1can and Pactl&c Coal! "d A Pik bBidiary N esehllnges. Pike and American 1. ea. . e lnsu ' a· MARC between th had Uonal Engmeer i Science Co. ,.j~ ~-IS! million ~=year of Puadtna, fatbered the wa· and Chairman Thomas Pik1l ter transport schema. Although hopes for tM million this year no dttalled feasibUily studies "Eghead" lnduslrJ · bave been ~de yel, Pike's . - -----·company beheves water could !.:,": 0 th; Jllllllita 't.ee:,rKeoneth Lee McCoy Begins Work •"lnt Aria School of Music held Mro. Rex Batley. Approximately 11 area teach- 1"'· ta;;""'~HJ! :.'~ea~l, As New Patrolman cost ol deslatlng sea water or t Memoril! IUdiiDriUDI. Weekend visill>rs of Mrs. !~a ell!, who instruct.· high school 511;";:,n~o~n Gunbiner, ken: PT. PLEASANT _ J'aet Me- . at o~ ball tbe cost of ColiMlos Roberta Kraeuter, Singer were Mr. and Mra. Wd· VocaUonal A,rlculturo cla""a neth w. Alley, l'llul A, Bandi- Coy 22 Henderson begM bls .1 fornll' Feather River lrtoh aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Krae11- liam Krackomberger and lam· and ao Counly Agrlculturlll El• JJIIJ'te, Robert L. Siler, Jackie . duU:.o ~ cit tr~iman Sun- Iw~~ project. . ,.., llllt! a senior student In the lly of New Jersey, Mr. and t.eDtion Al!ents bave been lnvit.- Roger Lee, Leslie Hughe•,idar on 1 olxym:u,. probation- ~~: would includt debt cboo1 of Music, participated In Mrs. Eugene Lonl and family, ed II> attend tht workshOP. Sub- George Lawreoce, Robert C. . ary period as required for all ~ tm C:d,a~:za: of .;::• number ol the .scenes, chor· Clllumbus, Mr: and Mrs. Elson ject of tbll )'flll''t meetmg 18 Frldd II, Paul D. stlgall, Owen l oew patrolmen, accordinJ to mves en • ·-·-! ses, aDd as a soUst. Long and family of Mason and "Water Up- Farm Water Sys- Keith Farley, Arnold Barnette, Actlng Chief of Police J 8 0 k '·' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hill ol terns." Elzie Davis, Earl Deal, Im- i Pylea. A Frankfort. They came for the proper reaiJtrailon; Albert Eu-1 McCoy is the son of Mr. and H funeral of Susie Birch. A'I'I'END MElTING gene Q!leman, A. A. Pauley; · Mta. Arthur McCoy, Henderson. Por Mam Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bll&el.l of Eight women or the Grace Bad Cbeck, Betsy Roach, Paul He is married and father ol one I On HER Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Dwigl&l Epllmpai cburch · attended lhe Zahrllill, Helen Black: Ivan C. aon. McCoy served two years ! :;e~ of ~~roy Ba~ell ~ :it!lbollrd ;~ O>yner, drlrillg tell of eenter; in tbe First Ca•alary with M. DAY 'l'VESDAY rs. ug as ~end . . UI'Cll-women J>roc. Wtlllllm K. Hurlow, no. W. Va. P. training at Fort Hood, Telu. Sun., May 8 POMEROY cu.-.. R~sville were wee VISit- cburcb held laat tl operator's Ucen&e; Harold Lee , ~·.,.R IM, ors of Mr. an1 Mrs. Chllrles tor Conference Canterr, near Yerksy, tan gatinl; Herb Gallipollo Ferry; MrB. H. 8_ ,..::::':'.;:",., ES, wiD meet Tuesday at Bissell and family. Landon. Atien!'llll were 11!11 Jones and Leo F. Young, Jr., Friend, Mt. Alto: John Jeffrey, .,, ..,.,..,,,,.._ :I& p. ~!! the Pomeroy Ma- Mr. and Mrs. Charles GoAl· V'lda Ihla, Mra. J, E. D. ilarlii> drlvlnl while into1icaled; Ru· Gallipolili, Ohio. :::::.· .l,'J~:1::t onle leln and family of Flatwoocts ger, Mrs. A. R. KDigllt, Mrs. pert R. Kent, failure II> yield DISCHARGED: David K. Smith '''"" • ""''· . MIDDLEPO~T LODGE 383, called on ldr. and Mra. Clayton Enrett Hayes, Mra. Frtd Crow rlgbt of way; Randolph E. Bria- Pl. Pleaaant; Terry IleruliJJ, Pl. 1:, ~ PM.mWilllfll':: AIMien ~~!> ev enteiRI. f Mill Jr., Mrs. Leo Storyp, ~k· !-_~· tol, loraery; John W. Mead· Pleasant; Wendy Hammack, !th · Ma · • • rs . ....,.. 88n • o • Roedel and Mra. a... """'" ows, leavln11 JCene of acoident; Gallipolis Ferey; Diane Stover, 11 onal =~ O:ct beEduca- wood, W. Va., spent the - k ary. :Marquil 0. Wallace, . speeding Apple Grove; Mn. Bonnie JEWELERS k •.!..••__ qitest end witb Mr. and Mra. J. S. and ll~gal passmg; William Me- Woyan Southside· James With~a~er.MR~ta WUI be Marks. REPORT MADE Neely, Joe Boaver, lnll>lleatlon. row, Pi. Pleasant Route (expiroiOitoco..r A•o. :"""· aster ~sons are lrr Mr. and Mr1. Jac:ob SchWIRI, PT. PLEASANT Muon ed). GaltiiOIIo, Ohio !ted, Kellneth Scitel, worohip- Oennia, Steve and Jane, of Rut· County Sheriff George Johnson PltiUDI Valley Hoapltel land, apent SUnday evenill( wllb relea..: bil de-""""DI actlv· ADMI'I'I'ED: James Leon· d master. II'ED~AY ..-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woode. lly report lor the month of Ap- ard, Hopett: Faye Grtell, PI~ A,.,__ ...,.~ .. "" GARDENERS They also called on Mr. and rll showing the departmen~trav- ny; Mrs. Cllnlon Miller, Point nub Wiillllelt Wednesday, May Mrs. Robert Wood and family. e1et1 8,106 mllet1; worked 1,700 Plusant; Willlllll Sbobe, Pt. · at 1 p, m. at the. Colum- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elber· man hollh; inveatlgated 11 Pleas10t; Mrs. Daniel Plants, S.nlng Maigs County Slneo 1861 :" and lou!bera Oluo Eleo- leld and Mike openl a weekend aceitlenll relllllinl in f',880 1Leon; Rev. Donald McMellon, le Co. IOCta1 room. Tbe pro- In Columbus wi!h his parents. properly damqe; CillO fatality I rom will feature llildee on Mrs. Roy Cbrisly and Mrs. and seven peraot111 injUritl; IIlo- lll'rlllllnl witb Mr1, ltldon Gaul were In Atben!lsot 17 road Itw eilllloas; In- M. .CIIIIfortWHrlftt tobert Relhel a!Vinl the com- week. ...,tipted f breaking and enAGENCY INC Ienllry. Mrs. Glonn Lamben Richard Koblonts 1tudenl at terlngo; recovered stolen .,....,. • • '"d Mrs. Earl Knfaht are hos- Ohio State, spent a' weekend at art¥ valued at fliO; served liO 1111 Chllclt ltodnty Dawning, Agonla esses. home. He returned to school on papers; aemtl 7 Justloe 1'RllliiDAY Monel•• and wu aecompallled cl Peace warranll; hooked 56 ~VANG~ CHAPTER, by bl"';' mother, Mrs. David peroolll lD the counly jail and OES, will meet Thursday ev• Koblentz and Mrs. Lawrtnt!e apprehended 5 escapees from ling, Ml7 I at 7:10 p.m. at 1bt Smith. meatal hGspitala. 1 dasonic Tempte ID Middleport. Mr. and Mill. Donald MaUack l'wenty-llve year members will and Donna Kay of Belpre call'" ~ and an alldlon eel on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy vlll be beld loliOwJDC tbt m-. a recont Sunday. llllWMl!elld iUOSts ol Mr. and LAUREL CLIFF BE'ITER Mrs. Waid Kimes were Mr. laaltb club will meet 'l'llurlllay and Mrs. ArUe Stnaers, Mr. 'VIIIinl. at tht horae of Mn. and Mn. Harold Singers, Mr. .. _ Eblin. and Mrs. Lawrent, Slnaers and CATHOIJC WOMEN'S CLUB Mrs. Sylvia Rieber and dauah· '' !be Sa«ed Heart ebureb tor, au of Toledll, They were .W mellln the churdl tudltor- here to attend the funeral o1 um Tburadty at I p.m. Roell')' Mrs. Susie Birch. :ervicea It 7&10 p.m. wtll pre. Mra. Wald KlmA!s received !eda the mtellng. word thet her dauflhter Mrs. PASr CHJB!FS OF MAGNOL- Betty Herlihy Is Ill iD a SanIA Ttmplf Pylhian Bittel'!! wtll dusky hospital. nttl '111111'1day evening, at the Lt. and Mrs. Eda:ar Hartuna of. Mrs. iA!tortne~~ Lan- of Clllumbus vtsiletl with hit 1iii!J, wltb Mrs. 1lt!e Smith u mother, Mrs. Ed<i'e Hariun,t »>Iotta~. last week. · '111e Blltanor Clrole ol Keath Mrs. Lawrenee Smith enterlfetbodiot Owrch WID sponsor talnoti members ol the S.nior 1 rummap ule Thursday and clasa of Eastern Jliih School "ridty, May I end B In t b e at breakfaat Sunday mornint al· :O.tes bulldlnf In Middleport. ter the Prom. Twenly gueoll! ~nyone llavinl rummage for were present Mrs. Smith was lick-up lillY contact Mrs. Bern- assisted by Mrs. Clayll>n Allen. ord Fultz or Mrs. Charles Byar. THE JOF . CLASS 01 tlte BIRTH ANNOilNCiiD Olllletl r.tethodlst Church will Mr. and Mrs. William J. !pPIIJIIIr • rummap 1111 bacin- Woodi of Lincoln HUI aro annlnjl ·Thursday noon and ..,.. nouncin the blrtb of a ooo, ttnullti' thfOIIih Friday In tho welahl 7 Jbs. 1011 111. al llolur Downie Bulltiir11 on Second SL Hospllal on April 301h at 1:46 . J'RIIIAY p.m. named Kyla .Stark Woods. AMEI!ICAN Li:GION Auxl~ Maternal arandmotber io Mrr hty of Drew Webster Pool wiD E. A. Stark, LloooJn llill, Pa ~ 1 bake sale al Xr o i 1 r .ernal fl'l~tr II Mr. lfoN•Friday, begilullq at 9:10 Hazel Woods, GalllpoU.. Th~ 1..111. All Unit members are Ilk· Is lhe second SOli of ·Mr. a n d A1 I llltnd Of 0!111, M lhlnlc )'OU'IIIIJtllled to flir e4 10 !~ baked 19ftds or a Mrs. WOOds; Cllriltopbtr Is wamlna• ~1\0"· . four years old. • • .. A coupll of our other friends listened fo that son1· and-dance about electric heat co&tina just a flrw cldlars ~1\e~;~gi~U~e ~-·t~Y:~ Ch~=feld F~~ ~ ~~ 1n~':ar~~~e~ 'fl SOCIAL m;: w.!t ·-,...e. on;::: 3 100,000.00 · ..... "'MIMI c1 tiDjliYIIc .-., at! po11u1111 tt ldfl • g 1D11> i111111tJt, ....... Jle 11111 IIIJIII7 • • • flolr to ~~~ pJpe1lMI _, ill ,1111 a u - IIIIIIIITJ' lht JIOIIII'Iilll - · ;;,; ;o;t lC p•UL DAVIES DOWNING INSURANCE fALSE TEETH '*'" WM~'fr©[]=[J 1;;;: or to 111p ....... [lllnla,":!l' al4l. .,. Stai. Balik lfo, &!; RI!PORT OF CONDlTION OF :·N •b I · THE RACINE 1f0M1 lANK or RACINI In th Sta of 0 th • 11 h1o 11 eA"i~~.J: bu!lneu on Cub, NlaDCII with other banks, aDd cub 1111111 ID procou of c:oJiaetloD ··-••••·•• • UD!Ied Stateo Government obllgatloD, dlrliCt lnd !IIW'IniHd -·-··········••• ObUgatlons of states an.d political 1Ubdlvlllo111 Other~rate HCurittea~--•-) (lncludmg no Otb ...j'" d•""'dt• -.:--·-·····••••·•·•• or 0101 10 acoun.., ···-······ ····- •• ll'ank premises, furniture and llxturea, and other well NJ)f@IIMil!IJ blink prtmllol Other Ulljl ·········-··----············· TOTAL ASSETS --·--··------·-···------· LlABIL!TI!S Demand deposita ol indlvldusts, partalrlldps lnd corporations ······-·· • Time and uvlnp depoalla of lndlvldua!J, partoen~, tnd corponUonl ----···-- . .~. April S, ~~~ >l llt,li81f9 ., ol62,80dl * 100,84UO 7 """'? ,.. , ; I,DO!IJG 1.761\lt IX et !'"'"'I ... 7!:0!1 ~isbr~= ~1~'f:: !~ =~ ~~tal:: ~~ta;ol:Jfl:::l.iiiOni" BULOV.r CALENJ)AR project probably woul4 ~-II Yllrl Ill but II ~ •rlf IIOU1cl aolvt 1M Allfllel' Wllflr problem lor IDO<i and all, be bellevet. The unclerMIJ . ~ ~ be DUIIt out 01 ""'*'i... .,.. caUII ~ mataill'• IWIRoal!e ID COITOOlOII is aboolule lllld II - '1" rl: =:~!J..:f~'"lbt - May Be Answer to Many Serious Problems r 7" •, · , ' f00DefS 3"· ..... * ,.......... ,·•• · t; 1, " ,, IH'$ lt5.J'/It10 toe.Hr. 48,911. 7 Cl!rllfled •nd offleert ebectl, etc.•,_.,._• .,... -!~62 TOTAL DEPOSITS --···-·••• !1.2'1!1587.71 Total demand depotlla ..... _ f 845J5J.It . ••-:-===:. Toll! timt and •vlnp depoaita !128,1113,7! Other Uabllltles (including no mo!'\ppa 1nd other liens on baDkprtmiMa and ; other rtalllllt4t) .................... l!J64.99 TOTAL IJABILI'I'IIS --·-··-----·-···--- fU!Mpf.'l& ,' "' CAPITAL ACCOUNT! ~~~ .t~~-;~t~l:d N lh Sur!>!.! tltlndl ':J:i ·--·-···--- $ 2200 -~-~~-------~~-----······-·•·· SS,OOQ.OO , ,. 55.000!00 UDdiVidtd pro!IW -----·····--·····-·-•-·· 50,320:t~ TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUN'l'B ···-···--·td0,!2MS TOTAL LIABILmES AND ·.• CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ••. -----------·· eUU,l'IUJ MI!MORANDA .·. Averap Of !0111 deposita for the 15 ... Aver:~a~~!a'::dj!'ftJ:'!~5 ~= •• U.201.S42.2l1 dm ending wtlh eall date -------···-·· '75!,!18.16 Loanaas thown in item 7 of "ABets" ar• ,. liter Geductlon of nlDIIIOD ntOrvet Of S,IMIO.OO Securltl,. as sbolrn in Item~ 2-5 of "A...ta" ., are after dedul'llcn ot valuatloa rtserves of 85()..00 SUPPLI!M'tNTAL MP:MOI!ANDA Pled1ed usets and securities loaned: (Book Vlhltl U.S. Government obUptions, dlnct and lllW'IbtHd, piedr.: and other llablfi e to 11eure deposlll • , .. -·o 1 ··-----·········· •o.uw,v TOTAL ---·--·---·----·------------· J 1. John T. Wolfe, Cuhitr, of tbt abOYMIIJitd illnlr, •o oolomoly owear that llrll report of eoadltloil It tn1t and eorml, to the beat of my luiowled.. and llollof. JOHN T. WOLFE, Ca.shll!r Correct-Attest: AUIIRT HILL Jl. CARIIOIJ. R. NOlllltS Dlteclots STATE OF SWGrn to and lillbscrlbad before me llrll 17111 day .bf Anrll, 1988 and 1 bertb etrUf" •'-t 1 81 - · director ot' tbil illllk. Y • i wo _,a .... ~ GRACE Dlii!R, 1fo1ar7 Publit. My collllllfallon uplru Kay 14tb, taa. , l!!!eoo;oo omo, couJJ'omm. -:; · @O::!JIJ [}5@~ lFC=a~ BIB • SHDCK 1 .. ,,, You Don' I Havo Per The ftmlly a..lnAI _ _ To Spond A fortuno Ttillng Her You Lo,. Her $p9 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. ................ I IIIICDU "II,. 'uch bnllty any 11101111n would ll~t 1o crwn. 11 jlwtb. s~tc•· ttslstlnt. 11 yeUa. Dr 1111llltt. . I \) 1 The ort of pottery making took 100 years tor each 100 mUea ~ traveled In Ill slow apread In Ston• Age Europe. :1 SUNDAY, MAY lth lrlvo Hot " 0111 by $1t.ll PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS -- ------ - ¥ N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. I 3 .lADY IMAYIX MAIIIIICUII Mf .......... ..,._.. ., ...... C••r'••.tv ..,._ ..,.. ,.. ......... Or•••• ,utldltt .............. - " " 111111 •. PMitwlt, t . .l A 'Jrfttt ~· Olr lift, '1,.. DUTTON DRUG STORE Middleport, 0. i OPJOMifRISI Offlct Hnurs U10 1~. llo ~ •Ct'"' at Noo' ou l'lrurs. - Ea!l! «.:oun St.. I'Omeruy Gn flameless ... put on a ttappy face! .. ' IAif fERMI . ,, ' " more a month than Ces. "So what'u flw bl&eks?" they shrugged. So we klpt aur mauths shut While they " movoc1 into .., t!IICirlcally hiiMd lltlmaJ, k eep~ kit~ room heat controls, and "'*Ythlnaetlllhld fine. IJIItll . . .•. ____......, ........ - . .. Ilens coo Ier ••. twu_ t.nuuamnu '~':"~ ......... ..,--:·""' f;~ , Tiley lot the kiiiCfc Of lldcllldr with Ill tilt 111111'1111 Women do prefer electric ranges for bakin~~:o That's a faeL Tbe. . . _ · ·u·c ' H'Y simpl<•. Best b11king results depend on accuo·ate heat colltrOI. ADd ;·kctr ic. oven. give pe:·f•ct he•t control ~eause they are precise, electl'OIIic inst 1•1p 11ents. Set the dial at the tempernturc r,ou want and that !'XIH'l tempel·atUJ'e you'll ret! Another thlnr. electric ovens 81'e . in" 1iated. This keeps the heat in the oven where it belonga. ~- the bill for their electric heat arriwd. Zowie! - - fOr«<t to tel! th!lll that llftrk: hell! costs up lllllnl tlllltlll muoh u GIL It •~~~~t paylnl ' ' mo>·e into&·mation Ol\ the men!.! of clean, ftameless electr&e the ELECTRIC company, , ·' · Tmfllk ""'.a·~ <....,. a- "'•• illu a.. T"a 'fH _see yourJIIIJ!~J~~· tlectric applla"v~-~~·1~4 ', ,. . 'I' , -, ( ' • ~• ' ' ' . ' ~";. ... . .-. ,·v ~.. • ' ,j ·:·\ ,. ;. . '-! \ ' INM ••W ..... . . Wftlll ..... · MCINII,. · --·- "- "'"'-·· •••,. •-.-..,.,. ..._,.. -111.11 .., 1 'l'•v _.__ ....-· -·........... - - .. _ _ « ... ' . . '. ' - . ' ~ .,,J,, .. ' ' ·-·' ''~ ; . .' \~! ·~~•.,? I �. 'J .. ' '· .: Get Extra Cash The ·want Ad wa·v . \ 6--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.. Jfl,Y I, " ' \Nl AD iNFOitMA TION " t ,) ' l 'I ...._ ....,., ' '" .. M. C.AMUL.ATtONt . a- On;,.- • . w~ll ••m • .!": :!"w~:.":.::N,NO" ,':':.:"::;: !::.":.,",.:!:",,. ..... :.:."'~";'"!::":::".... ... • ..a •• ,..a wtttltn " ... ,.. •:,~~ ~ :;'".':!': !,:0!!.'0::•::,:: ' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. fiaMEROY CillO '''Y ••• •- M. ' ' uJOt NOOJt 1T'' •• o•n I • tht" publte S I For 1 e 11164 16 camping trailer. Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohio 4 28 6tc .~·: ~;~.7'" ~~ail~~~~~\qU~;,:rll~,m~!l;l~ Woodard Corp.. FOR job wellwith done ft>ellng," clean"Acarvet Blue Lu.'l- PHONE WY 2·2156 - -- · npab~• m~cun• EXCITING WOMAN Card of Thiinkt - - --- - - k I t' e· WEIn ends WISHandtonei~hhor t!Jan. s]"('a s, lor IV t'·etr '" - 01 te H n IOO!Uo and '"~"h prnh·~~IOnal nv tanE- ~t, II Call ·fl~ al~ ~"!'. Wanted ~. ~ ~ cylinder,~~"":":,. ~inch! :..S Pomeroy Motor Co. 0 M. au1~w••T t"~:g~u~,... •• - Co ...., Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white tlrea, 327 V-8 engine, automatic, power steerJng, radio and beater, white finish, black top. Truly ohowroom clean. 1964 Chevrole Impala 4 Door $.1995 Beautiful sandlewood finish with spotless matching In· terior, like new whitewall Ist hne t~res, automatic trans., power steering, std. Y·8 engine. radiO and beater. A nice clean car in every way. -·• lltv;..,., QUAl,., ''I F"OUr Felony Indictments; r. ~~~ ~.~~r::. Returned by Grand Jury' o.. I pomeroy •. 1 · ·- ·"· ,···'""~• ~"~ • I ' 1964 Chevrolet Super Spt. Conv.- $2195 ••••••"••• .,I ,,. ,.,,.,... -~" '"'.::.., , ::,,::::..=..:''"~.:,::, ,.r:•~,.::: .::.::-~" '::',~':!'':,.N"::~::' m~ •H 'M""" "" ' •·• a. o~ ~ . '• •=oe" IM 01' r !tee -===:;::;:::=:;:=: 1 ·, kindne.I\S and sy mpat hy dur- llt:'~2\a~;n.l~ Stre~t. PilllOrlllll tre. Re-nt electric shampoot'r rolet. power steering and ; "' ~ned. ~iwvo:: mg the illnes< and dealh ol 11 . Picken's Hardware Co., power brakes. Has had very ' ALIGNMENT lrl ctll50. • our beloved lJusbm.ld and f~For Rent I Jnr. 5 2 6tc good care. New battery and and I 11 Uc ther PriCe Porket Hawk. . - - -·- . --- - . b I and new plugs. 1400. Contact at ~Him! Copylllll lltrf1<o COp home 3 rooms wilh i FARMALL Cu trao or S09 South 2nd Ave., MiddleBRAKE SERVICI ... ...., --~ .. ....Spt't' lal tha nk s to Dr. Heoton ' · ; ('[)[',TRY '· ' · 1 J 1 p Henslev .,...... 1 I 1 Vet· 1 l t ba th s Furni~l1t'd aparl eqmpmen ·· o Jn • ·' port, Ohio. 5 3 3tc w-. ---.. llld ILIIUJII -~ thf' s!~Jff am nurses a B t Ob'o Phone Sh ont ·~ 1 ment.2 3975 All ut ilities Loni ot om, .4 28 6lp ORD~R AMSTUTZ'S H and Rose Alignment op 111Nr . . _· ernn ·s Memorial Hns1Jital · the · i WY · WY paid 2 2'171 Phone 985-3321 ~ Ewing Funeral Hom{', Fntz . · · or ·' •· - - ---- ·_ ·--N " Nick Chick" leghorn Phonttf92.3576 . . . . ....,.__ .._,., 3 Buck, Rev. Carver Williams, _ _ _____ ____' lfc [ YOU SAVED and slavt·d, for chirks or started pullets to- w. Main St. Po.,.,.,. •~ those who sent nowers. food FURNISHED aparlment '" , wail t~ wail carpt't. Keep II day. Modern Poultry, Box 188; Formerly Gnl,..r Body l:state Foo Sa,. 0110 •·m'ds and all who twlprd rooms and bath. Utilities fur· I new witli Blue Lustre. Rent Athens, Ohio. Phone 593-7831. Works in any way. :\1rs.. Price ni shed _ Clost> to business dis- elretric shampooE'r Sl. Pom·l 5-3 1tc Remod- HOUSE witb I rooms and baUt, 1 erov Cement Blork Co 1~larv, Hawk and Children. tnt'l. Phone WY 2·JO!l2. I . HOMEBUILDERS ...Uent condition. Three . r. 3 uc · 53 Jlo ! _ s _! _6tc l 2 RECAP tires 8:25 x 20. 2 eling on mUOIIOUth of Cbester. Prop. chain bindm, I Frigidaire We work to Pea,. .. eto• I erty of deceased C. A. Bab18, deep freeze, 16 cu. II (chest Building Supply, Racme. \Vf 1\ISII 1o !hank our many 2 BEDROOM tratler home on. UPRIGHT Deep Freeze eook. Con~ct John .Hayea, I -----·-~- ·~- -"'-- . ti ..... "" OIIHblnl .. ~. OM Mllis c«mt; 0in1tr ' ll:ho doel 01111 oervl<t For Sale FOI SAll wort. rive Jell' IUII'IDtH, NO' 8TEREO RADIO COMBINA. 1 YEAR OW ,regtsiel1d horae, lllesmen. a yt!ln aport. TION, Beautiful walnut C9ft" j Geldlnl Appaloola. GenUe for . .,.., .01111!. •hll.._ Pbono WY :1-11251. Rna•hM ond ,..Ia a •-ltv. .un:;, u.cn.uv "'"'1-t't'"'- ·· ··- - , __ __, . . • . ~ speed changer. f speaker I I 3le . . . .., Ma,bl Pomsound system, 11166 model. Us- """'" pants.. end lblr!B, ....,., Oblo, at Zlrk • • .. rn ·nth• A-~e u~ wuu. o..... a- s»....,.. - I Dairy w OIUY .1 lUI ''f'• ......... Carl CbevaUer, LOOi uu•-1 -"""· ···-··· -I!I'WWpayments oiiU5 per month lorn Obio. f :1112ftp 4 » JOip or pay balan<e due 1811.21. Try ' I J'ARMERS - Inquire IDd Ult II In your home. Call WY ?.· IJtlf OOI)GE I door s:an, ,auio eholoe of .bulL Curtis :1%18. & S Btc ca:. llnodlllc·Sorvl<t (DalrJ end ZIG ZAG OMATIC Sl! or 91 · .·IIStp lleel). WELL-KNOWN make sewing morr s, ~ 4 I SOle machine. Makea botlonholea, RHUBAQ 01 Wlllde Sirsews on butions, monograms, !JI'ln. can VI S.2f8f. ' I ate AUCTIONEER· darns, etc. all without attach- LEGHOI\N HENS 50e each. w. COMPLETE SALIS ments. Take over payments s Michael ne"' Cl•••ter. Pb. MANAOEMINT of $5.50 per month or pay bal- ..:W, '"••t 4 If tt11 Wrltl,:.....,. • Centact Oll<e due $65.35. Call WY S- ..,....,. • :1%18. s 3 6tc ARAB kills pesll Free JIM CARNAHAN fr best!termites · yoUr bome em • IACINI. OHIO. · 0 MOTHER'S DAY gifts. e&uh· · ants, cockroaches, cricket., lui band blown glass piet.... dl fish l)llden • Horak's Carry-Out at PomeJCOrpions, ver ' Help Wlntecl wasps and water bugs. Av 5 3 Bte able at King Builder• Supply CAR HOP IIlii nitroa. AppiJ roy-Mason bridge. 11164 AMERrcA Nobile home, eo., Middleport 4 It Uc • peraoa at ODCt. crow'a 55 x 10. Early Amerlran in-\ luli!IHI S.rvl8test llouH. a 211 tic terior. Phone 992-5611. 53 tfc I CHAIN SAW in good nnndt'tion ftiUflnCII and 1958 8 cylinder bl~; ChevEXPERIENCED ! , ' AUTOMOBILE, ' - illlurance beeo 1MHEEL ...... : w" ;:, "" .. ,.,.,.,.,. ..,;""'" '' OIJI'ICI .... HOURI I . ,....,_ 2 $IGNS IT"'r/,' ' I ~ . . . .::~·=· _. . . ' v• ~ =t!~.."~' •.OI ,. • • d J'B .. tg. PT. PLEASANT - The MilS- Jonet Kay See an m .., County GriDII Jury return- don See, Jr. ..JJ!dlcied lour felony and 7 mls<t.mean- A joint miBdomea:., Pearor lndldmen!B Monday ond was cltsmlssed subject lo call untU he R( Leon; cb!ll1in8 • 111110 July lot, II aeceasorv. IDIIess Inc, R: 3 . .. ·d ,• . tberwi tlfied b Circuit rw t.'\t"U-~:wtiiOD an an UKU\:' 0 .....' : Sehulb mont agalnel Runyol eharliDI H w'ere -trlbutinllo delinquency ol I I'Clony \:uu .......... turned aplnat Chester Streb- minor. lo . MOiedgevll!e Ill charged A misdemeanor Indictment bltent to deiraud· Alva was returned aaalnat I Georp : Tolll er Glenwood' charged 0. Dabney, Gallipolis FelT}', ,"ub lel:m;,ua assault on Wll· cbatged with obstructlDI u tl· i Uam Ollvor Grant; Wilbur Bry· Hcer. ··•· ·1 Jonu, RL 1 Point Pleasant, All perao01 Indicted M....., ., 18 ~lving and concealing stolen are scheduled to report lo 1M property; end Joh!mle Girdner, oourl on Thursday, May llh lo Pt. Pleasant, charged with for· answer to tbelr pry. pel!! jury will begin Its Two misdemeanor indict· Monday, May 9th at t a.m. men!B cbatglns negl*nt homJ. <Ide were returned qalnst Ray A. Burks, Ashland, KY., as 1 -"It · - of a traffic accident on I .,·' Rt. as last year which cJaimed1 the lives of Cbarles A. Morar· I }I tty and Wendell BU8ce Two misdemeanor Indict· ments were returned qalnst James Landon. See, Pt PT PLEASANT _ Muon l!lt, charged WJtb tbe beatmg of . k L W Getty· bas C<lreluneasetydCIIelisrt or' the' •otl••.. rno·· ·.:, ' ' • ( I "7". .._• .......__ __ ·v - .. --- --- By FRED WSWEL<t; - - ,, h NUL MIM1I ~enl wa~::~~tlne Bow~ .,~. ~ lndl~en!B ... ~ . ., .p . ~leas- F' __B_ _ ___ _ __ -eeney- ennett LejFJOfi • pOSf oF8V0fS JSSUe 44 .. ......... By AL tAPP LI'L ABNER lndletmeo~: ~ .. -1~ ,.,. .,.l , .... ; : ~~ HE DOESN'T ·11' CAREIFH15 01..0 PAl.S ~- eLaw '£.TARVEr!' Registration are I Results Announced HE MlSSES ON£ MEAL, HE'LL-508!- AWA'i!! cJncts of Mason County sbowiq the number of registered voten tn' tach precinct. In the 41 Maon county precincts there 11'0 13,876 registered vote.. .. and of that total •,981 are republieu: 8,7116 democrat and lot ladepea- ,,, By KINO " ' 1 '! -· • ....-,, - ,. .. ' ' , dents. ldemberz of Feeney • Bennett I Tbe totals of each el. the 41 Post 128, American Legion, vo~ • precincts 11'0 as follows: ed 100 per cent in aupport ofi P,..,.lnct No. I - Ill; No. ! I the Melgs Local School Dilltrict , - 31•; No. 3 - 270, aU II Arbond Issue at 1 recent meetinl. buckle llistrlct; Precinct No. t your,pres~ ~'!':! wltb Albert Rouab, post com- 1- f24; No.6 -lte; No. Tmander, In charge. 152; No.8 _ 289: No. 9- 211; The post voted contribute No. IO _ 400, aU bl Clendenin 11 friend' and ne~ghhors who large lot Available now. i cubiC feet. WY t-032l or WY type I. Paul Lawrence, Port. --~ 17 :IOtc 1 Long Botlom, Ohio, Rl. I, 1o the promoUnn campaign join-· District; Pre<inct No. 12- 411 hdoed us dunng the 11ine<< Phone WY 2·2251. 5 I 3tc I 2-3tH8··-- - - _ 3 13 lfo land,_Ohlo Vi 3-2654. 53 3tp l O'DElL TERMITE. Service, 10, Phont IIIW5!5, 1 J Sip ing with Racine, Pomeroy and ud No. 13 -273 both Ia Colo&· and death of our dear wife FURii!s-H-ED- ap:.rtmenl.---4oi SEWING machine. 1966 zii zag. Belmont Dr., GallJpolls, Obio. BOUSE, bedroom• and bath, Rutland In a special project. ne DIStrict: Preclact No. li 1 and ""''h".10 Our smcere 'I'· Spring Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio.' As advertised on TV. $311.88 ' NOW IS THE TIME Phone 446-324&. Termite IIlii large boekyord cloze to Plafts ......., made for aendlng 297; No. 16 - 324:, No. 17-172 precJallon Mr> .. Howard WY 2·2288. . 5 3 tfc compiNe. WY 2·2685. 52 6tc ' TO APPLy Pest Control. Free lnl)lec- ICbool on e10 South 3rd St. cards 1o boys in VietNam. Re- ' all in Cooper Dlltrict; Precinct Pl ullips and her n~eces. the - - ·· · -·--~- ----1 tiona. Call Pomeroy Cement $5500 W Ye-202. · · g fro m 111 nes.. No· If - 1f7•• No · 20313·' R"v. ·. l'er""rt r. r;mm. \!arlin MODERN 2.. bedroom apart· 11166 VACUUM cleanrr. New 1 5 S 12tc ported 1mprovm . 111oe1: WY 2.31tS, WY Lewta CllldENT ' · block houoe, 5 rooma l eo were Frank Murray, No.- :n4113 - 351; 22- Sf!; Dt. No. f'unml Home and lllo<e send. ment 5 miles ."?rth of Porn· complete wilh all attach-~ Repair,Co., in Middleport, Kennedy, Kenneth Darot Dale and ' 23 all InNo.Graham lw' food and flower s. Thank eroy. Phone II\ 2-669B. ments. As adverlised on TV. Also Custom Spnylng 1374, Baum Lumber Co. IDII both, lull basem,.,t, large Gene Rice. Clarence Gilkey ltric1: Precinct No. 24,.. Kf: 27 2685 Frank Hysell, Mr. "'d 4 trc 118.88 com plete. WY 2· · For Alfalfa Weevil Chester 1185-33tll. f 17 porch, out of hlgb water. Coo- was reported a patient at Hunt· INo. 25- 311; No. 211- tiS, all 52 61 111'. Pearl Hy"ll. Mr. and 2 BEDROOM house trailer. ' BEATING, RUJ.Ii tact ldro. C!Uford Holter Wl 1l mgton Veterans Hospital. Tbe in Hanan District; Precinct Mrs George Johnson 5 Brown's Trailer Park, Min· , CATTLE oiLER- iTox·O.Wik). : CALL Dozol Bottle Gu Amold t-illf. 5 I 6tp . new building addition was dis· , No. 29- 326; No, :11- 218: ! Ito · ersviUe. Pbone WY 2·3324. 1 Includes face fl y fighter. min-! I Brothers, 611 E. lleln St., euased and Richard Pickens No. !I- fll'.!; No. 32 -729; No. - ln_ M _ e__ m_o_ry __ I 4 '£/ 6tc 1 eral feeder and an automatic ! Pomeroy. 21 111! O...b.. reported on the Legion basebaO · J3 - 409; No. 24- II»; No. 35 1 ~NIIIIU~ ;uml:ure, dishes cattle o1ior. Authomed deal- 1 98S-3824 Ch01ter, 0. \,KIITII leape being orpnlzed iJJ the - 947: No. 50- 5ZJ, all ill Lew· ";~,-,""'11;-cEI"IOITY. ' oi . 01~; dear hus-. mi oeell•n•ous CHII or wnte er lor Gallia and M•iiS I AIR CONDITIONING monty. is District; Precinct No. • bene and father. Haymond C.· Mrs Howud CecU. lltiG w counties. Gordon H. SwiSher, J9s7 El.CAR 2 bedroom bouse I otleu service. I'OMEIIDY _ UNION AVZ~ '1m and No. '11-115 beth In R:mdoiph who pasS<d away Mam It Pomeroy. Cheshire, Ohio. Phone EM 7- 1 trailer. If interested. see oration, New I* otory frame, bednlomo, Roblnoon llilltriet; Precinct No. 3 one yenr ago. May 3rd. 1 29 tfr 7289. _! 2_JOtp er Pierce, Long Bottom. TU 2-35.17. both, beselllO!l~ lot IOO. Jll-11; No. fO- Ul; No. 41 100 1 A dear one from us is gone. , :t 1 SEWII'OG - 1111: No. G -117, all Ia Uo~i·e voice WP loved is still. FOUR ROOM furnished apart · GOOD USED turqumse living ' " . - - all WY IDL ~~-..~...'!F"'.oo .. Ezcel.. loll Dlatrlct; l'reel8et No. ~ · ' 1 14 tf c. room su1te, nylon cover, '2 CB'ers ' Pearce Simpson ' EJCo •uow. ._, ~ ., """""" ..,. -,r..., ., ThE're Is a vaeancy in our men1. WY 2.,,'6" !lie ·Fabrle Sbap, ,_.., .,... .,..._ AD annn.'l• 28Si No. • - .-.. '""' J,o, .u ; 911 -·--· · -. f 76Z K one anteona. WY J. -D• """'a .,.. .........._ N fl N •• hnme ffiAiLER LOTS - Free sew- step-tab1es and I coree ~ JIM. Aatlloriled Slapr lalea PORT _ IIi llory, beth, 5 1 lte 0· - - : 0· - - ..., 1 Tha t "over oon be filled. ' age and water. Brown's Trail- le. 2 lamps. l13t1. Phon• SH 2lontee. • • tic . buemenl, aa• fired hot air District. Sadly missed by hiS w1fe andl: er Park (State Approved). 5225. 6 2 3te jl71i F'I'. inboard 125 six cylinlleaU.,, Dl<o kltcbeo IIlii children. 53 ltp Minersville, Ohto. Phone WY - ... -- , der Gray Marine engme. Pb. llnon I • -• 1958 FORD Station Wagon, B WY U681. i I 3tp UU' • I <II' proge, PT. PLEASANT- Sgt. H. E. 1 15 l l Uc cylinder, standard transmisacro, located '"' new rood. p ~.. ...... of local Sll'• .,,. and F!)und . ~ PoUco ONE MOToR~YCLE helmet TIIREE ud four room fur- sion. Pbone SH 2-522S T/5 by If end m by 15 Ce1ebr~ I' All ecetl01t buy II ...0110.00. detac!Jment released the actlv· s ' Fairground . DIShed apartments. AD utiD· 5 z 3tc ty black tires. Firel tire IYIIACIJBII: - One llor7 tty report lor the month of Apelllnll the Rock Reward. pnngs . der ' ties paid. Phone WY Z-2716. $23.25, second tiro $10.65. Ex· AJI N.. Ldlifit ShO! I l'OOIIll (I bedrooms), rt1 of bla detachmenL It follon: Sunday Fm II' lease ~all Eugene Willougb·! Rowley and Reed. After & DON'T PUMP your alugglsh tra rim $7.50 each. Newe o eCar eTruclt eHuter uUllty room, concrete Investigated live highway PT. PLEASANT - The May by The Plains, Ohio. Phone ' p. m. call WY 2•3574· septic tank. Get Kleall'Em· Sunoco, a..ter, Ohio. porelt. Comer lot 10 • 100. """!dents: completed live crlm- term of the Ma1111 CoimtJ Cll' 5 I 3tc . f 3 tic All Seplic Tank Cleaner. Land· I • 30tp Core eBuiW.. Good loeoUon....1100.00. lnvesttptioll reauiUftl lo eult Court began .MondaJ With si!598. - - - ---~· THRE mark Farm Bureau. HAY, cheap. M 8B J.f75S. eAny Type Albert M. Cu, .'!:""er felony JUTellts: recovered tho Grand Jury eonveiJinl •t Notice E and four room furnish· 4 21 !Otc f 10 a_,. Clelud, - stolen oulomoblle; recover· 1:30 a.m. -----·-Oil and unfurnished apart· WY UAI ololes property valued 11 Roll call allowed tbree I1'I!Dd OW FASHIONED revivRI May : menls. WY ~5434. 12 6 Uc 11\' 2·11M Ml..,_,rt, 0 . Evenllp li'Y J.M fUOO and returned to legal OWII- jurors Jlbeent end the CoUrt 1 8 at the Pomeroy Lower Lliht MiDDLF.PORT, modern 111> I I Jtc ers; served seven revoc.atiOD appointed Jfn. J . - II<Comb Mission on Harnsonville Road 1 turnlsbed J rooms and bath DA Il Y CR0 SSW 0 RD IIAVB BUYEIII - Need orders resulting In picking up end Mrs. Lowell Jewell as IIPO· one mile above Union Ave. I apartment. Low uUllties. ACROI<" 48. Calondar IJ. Am.,lud bealillg, 1Dp m term tuJd elty. of drlvero' U<enoes for drunk eial jury COIIIIIltBdcJDo It Ill! ,. bridge. ReY . Charles Setters, COats Building, WY ~141. 1. Vn~ation. .. ubrni.,. ean poet Ohio. End )'0111' _sewer involved In accident. lbe YIC&neia. Cbole:D. u the tion 22. """'" Dis•-- lOWS' llld without mautance; •~Evangelist, Rev. Ivan Myers. 2 24 lie <. "rt'l>idual ' """'" DOWN We ba ve all ,,.. apent Jlf --'• ••,~eement jlll'll1'l -· - · "_., Pastor Spec ial Singing TWO -1 ... SP. -C - 1. r.t,nd 1n • s.m....ull ... Li%a,. lneo. Roasonoble ralls. buement, bal'dwootl oo road patrol IIlii redar Hllda Plnbton, Jfn. C. R. 5• 3 ' ruuL.I!.R A ES for Firth or :!. Consumed g-enw: IDbdern kitcb_en. Route in &1 arrests for mls- Schurman and Fred kbrteder. Stp rent the WY Village ol Middl.. Clydo '· Som•thln•• 26. Minced WY 2.2t7f, da,y or Digbt. out <If b'.., water' 2\i 11 • b as all of Point PI••• GOODWIN- PR.!NTING-, 1-11--E · port. InCall '"'8 or WY t 16 ,... YO a ..ona IUC -anL ~~ for tho btnlot oath from ~ Bonte. Phon lpeed, leaving IC<!ne of acci· Other grend jurera wore, 108'Macawa Second st . homeroy. Phone : 2-2181 or WY 2-3600. !';';.:;'"Jt EXPEitiENCID WY Ulli21fter lor WY J. Russell 0. Nowlbl, Fro YeaWY 2·2933 for statements, lei·: II 30 lfc 11. Popular wannonl't' th• •1 uytlmo. 4 • lie alor'l IJFense, Improper reglJ. ter, James R. Stub, wwte terheads and envelopes.1W For Sale JS. .., ;: :;;;,,..., J'ARII of fl ocres, lratlon: falhn to ylelcl rlabt of Jobnaon, L. Edwll'd Powell, .J. 3e're : 1 still here. 5 tc w.,. o.... 18 ..,., 33lnfi"" bouto, bam end outiJuildln&o. way etc. C. GrHiith, Sherwoocl LOSE ,,foly with oei-. GREAT t.AKE !louse If p,.pooltloa a.,... 29. Cruy 36. Sobs Free•po:-.)l')w mllos WI Also apent 2f man hours ... lira. Mervin Cbapmu, J:. JOI· A· Diet taOJets. Only 98c at i also •. women.sl ueed and Racine Contact D£,• ert operator's examinations, lt4 epb ·Bulftllaton, Ruby Stark . Phot·mac . 3 I ""tp and chJI .r en' clothmg, men' .,, t •z Suit . •·· or, 311.Mala St., "at'·, man boura dellclunent office Jay E. Slane, MirY C. Froendt .. )' work umforms, woven rugs lA. . oJ .Ill . . I ucb latin I H B a J fore ;;D;;;E;;L;; IC"'J"ou"'se7. Ho=m=e=m=a:;:de:-i'Pizza, and novelties. Jeffers Used 18 . Sip 1"- 18:1-Z25J. f 2'1 IDd enry 0 ' r., 111111. 20 50c, 75c, and $1.00 stzes. fle. Clothing Store. Rt. 33, going · Hymn JOB IIALS- 0 acre firm. work, etc.; 151 hours on orlmluxe Pizza, ll :.u J?ck's Dai· toward Fairgrounds. ~: ~·:;_ 1'1101111 llld .,.tb. To lnal investlpUoo; 20 boon 1 8 ry Bar, Mlddleoort. tfc l 4 28 6tc 25. M•taJ tar abw. . drive from ........., ualsdlll tn weight law enforee21 ..Vanted To Buy · - - ·-·!:;.::':~~r ,., 2-2Ift Pomo"" Rllllil Ita, lferrl8oovUie IW ment: traffic ..,nts at Pomolnatanee WY um or WY I 2.3111. Sliveretllerfet!bridge; ""' HOUSECLEANING? Old fosh-l 30. ....., II Ue roy four bridge houn Inand mlkinc ioned furnit ure, ek'<IT• ' Landmark's Got ooatlnr : 1'00111 cy blood runs; •labt hotlro In PT. PLEASANT -Cil'J L. frames, dishes. other uem• I EVERYTHING ><. filii bUetDellt, Ill eourl: IAuetl G Wll'lliDI tlct:· JMiu, lV, <If Lopa, Oblo, Rl. Wiwt do you have' Ca ll or Why drive 50 mil.,, when vacatlonn AT ITS GREATEST 1111 SL, Ill io 1lllllorllil for minor lfo. I, 6Jr1ller lllsoa Cotmi)' Nilsee Corner Anl tque ll·op .\lid· vou ca n get delivery at our 311. L&'lf'• wocm PL • ., 1a11on1. dent, died lfond17 Ill !JJCa lloodlcporl, Ohio. WY 229.\9 ma warehouse. Call 118 for 37. Epoch Plein or ~- Other members of the local pita!. He - 1 retired fmntr , H :< Ott· Spreading <pociallzod Available service - _ Bulk T :.,, ~ ~. ,.,. • ~~ ...- -1 In .aut ·•••uoa 1o S"' ;;;c;;-;==-:::;;;:-:=::::--:' We -~. 8 ..... •• ..... •mbmatiODI. , -. uc~~N~~DCD ... end pablter, Jordan was bern ...,. OW FARM• With timber or ~lso Can Apply Liquid Nl· palm I"" Pirkl .11'6 Tnopen G. E. SeJ· at GIUlpolil FOITJ 011 Oct, ,., timber alone. Marlon Reyn I trogen To Your Fields. All 41. KnaYe ot ,. or 12" lla ....Jh .. ,... Bllll llld R. E. O'Dell. 11116 the !10ft <If JOIOpll ud Edith Analysis, atraight & mixed elub. CIHJII!Itta C.IY'Oit Sltr¥'. J Aarel lt. Cut &1ft Nfer.. . Mead Jordan. , olds, Rl 3, Coolville, Ohio. I materials available. All at fl. Annoy C'U WY · ., 1d llk lo h I strudl4 10 30tp new low prices. H . Ratlnc ~ .,.._ - . nou e ave n .; - - - SurviVing ore hla wile, J'aJt 2 2181 - - - - -Ph. WY • ti. Ho.. Plcl&upAtG.IG.CAJII 10111t01t0 who woru tverJ• INsTiiiJcTlON Kimble Jordan; tina lltlll, 7. ltlO LBS. May apple. 13< lb. 111 W. MAIM I'Of!lliROY cla,y. f 27 ftc ftlUCK DRIVERS. Age Zl.fO. Jlnal ,t C8fro11. .O!tJoi r..,. of 500 lb, wild ginger, 5:<: lb.. • ... Unit •' IIIJIISBKDPER for geaera1 11e1111 or tdrlflbl. Ezperi<Dce Glltlll, Ohio ud If LoGoiden Seal 11.75 lb., ginseng POMEROY wu,k . . . . . .L Far IDtervjew, see . nec8aary. You eon tl1'1l pn; three da~ Mn, 1101 $25 lb. and 126. clean waabed OHIO DAILY CBYPTOQUOTI: _ Ren'o ...... t. wrii. CIIIIJIIII o. iiiDdJ Oftr 11p of· 1be ..., II per hour Iller 111ar1 'lbelmi HetllplemaD, Llaca• roots. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, • ,. x y D La,. A x a Crlh Bre4fon! J..11Ja1Jr Tbellra ·iD Mlclcll• trllninti. Local )liocement • · k!r, Obio, Mrl. Dork Pet.n, Ohio 5 2 30tc Jack W. Caney. Mgr. ( Ia L o If 11 .. a L L o w IMa. , _ • f r; tie flee available. You do aot Jll4b', II bamt; a..1 =c-;;c= ' ' ' '"' ·I y,:,, I - -- ~---LI "'-"f 1 . ~t I GI'ves Report On Activity ta" l uo••..o• SERVICE _~• ai A WOMAN. THE TENDER SAYS IT WAS A CUN ·BE· CAL.;E IT REFLECTED THE SUN. I Sgt. Parks' 1 ' • THERE WAS A MAN AND PLUMBING~ ALBERT PARKER .J(I . i!y CHESTER GOIILD DICK TRACY UQUID NITROGEN .. wa,.,_ Grand Jury ~"'" ., ·-- By MERRILL BLOSSER - ~MEMB& 1\0\11816 rt' WJioS A, MOMENt loiQO";? ) By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE B • Dut•Ies o- 1 .. 0~, I THOUGI-fr HE WAS l H ONE; I JUST ~JANTE.D 'T"BE ~UR.E , HONESTL'/. ,:',NNIE f I DON'T BEliE'/£ llj HATING. I BUT l"HAT ~I'IAN I COUl.D .k; ILL, FOR WHAT W: DID TO . MY ~ATh'FI? ! 'VXIt-fT t 9 r1EVI=:Q YOU'tJ C.RIN. AND BEAR FIGG~Rf:D MORE'N ABOUT so MUCH I IBIH GOBLE fORD D .I ~.:!., wei~ht u~~ c~othmg ~- Trail~. !: ~:'. ·g~at ;:.;~~... !;:~~~ !~: ~~~nr t~ :::vo~ ~ ~=Ye 31.~= ..deer~ den~improperpasslng,oooper- •-•r'•....... WHEa !:: ~!~1"11 ~arrow ;~·let AliGNMENT ~ lUKE SERVIcE =~la:n!B, :pllcan~. '"~":."t Blaettnars ~ ==;;-;:c;=e.-ru---- . FERTILIZER b -. ~=' Sale or Trade ouwEi- f.iiiciii--iUrnitoire- ui 11511 PLYMOUTH, good t;;:;;. 0t1r third noor budget shop. ' ODd in goor sha[J<' and a 1959 Baker Furniture, Middleport ¥ Ford In good shape. B o • hi Ohio. 11 12 tic <;~utomatic transmission. G.A. 11164 AMERICA MOBILE borne Deem, Racine, Ohio. 55 x 1tl. Early American mI 27 tile terior. Phone !192 ·5611. an4 formal!"' ot tlto . . - - " 1u 1- ...., day tho <Odolet,... ... -~ A a-,._ ~ ! a 1 .t. L D 1 P' V a L A V If W V L 1> 0 Z H No 0 T u a; 0 8 L 0 D Hz X T x L 0 8 L v v v 4 4 27 lte Auto Sales Ill< 1 r r K z L I o Tv 1.- o z L M I • T u • 'l ,..._ MODE CLEANING EST rnrpet ct<':lr.or 8YitiPATHT WITH KATUR& I& ,~ L Volkawagen St>- you ever wwd. ~o easy too. ~PART or THJ: GOOD MAK'8 RELIOION.-HEDOII .~daD, A~l condition. Daytim£> , (iet Rlue Luslre. Rent elec- 1 1 10 '"'· ""~ ......... """""''· " ·l WV 2-371.1; t'Venings, trk 9hampooer $1. Bakt>r Fur-l.- - y_,.. ,.,._...,, ~ 2 61< . -:: s . -- to ~ ~":Ji J!*!* ~ ,;.":.':.81t:~t~"""u!~:O:::'·!. ~::,-:;:..~'"~ - " '· tho lon(th .) ' !Qdd...... , 1 5 3 6tc ; llilure Co. Carl Jordan Di..., Monday ~;";!~"r ~'' '" 2-3566, ~. ~ " =· ~ ~I; . ·CARRIER I 1 • INTERIOR -Eitlrlrr Roof palntlnl ud repair. VI S.%700. Ill ltllp COMPLETE Romodellfll, .. .,.._ 11orm wind1 !:"~Rtl alllllop IIlii Apply In PtrllNI urpor!B, ezpert llllallattoa. Phone ALL CR.\M' AWMJ· NUM PRODIJCI'S, 1• Nortli "J · S...ond Ave., WY '"il!i'IO. IIO:ch•n~c ~trMt , t II U rMre ' ' fOR POMEROY SINES$ DISTRia ";'';, J~ ::"U:. ~~~':'"'Unn:O ale"!i t:::'w':o~ :·= · DtvflleD, ,.., Haeckl J'te!Cht bul tuJd Hugb <If GI!Upolll Ff!t'o Termini! Bldg., 12115 C!lrwiD Avenlie Homlllotl, Ohio ·· or aU iliJ.III.I'/f/, Evtrungl W.2fi'057Z. I S ·' b , · a!B~, Mrl., Bealrlco J'letce. Ctlumlllll, Mn. Faye Mcouttl, Oautpolll; Jfn. J• nelll IDes amt, yn....; ...,..., ... 1:Mirine S!!PPIIel, ·.: 1 _.IJIILI\'f111.dr'p l1lil one sreat IICIIWARZEII MARINE ·- · ·llt· ~id. !prut!e Salu ~~ , ~r•tce •• , fane~ &rrllllftmODiiiiW inlfee~diYt after 1:30 ji.lll. and ~. ,Friend~ may rail II all !1111 ,Salortia)', Hn~l(l~ll,l- ·lbi!' Mohr.stevena FUneral Home POiif, 01110. f 2t 30tc lfter. 8 p.m. Wednelday. ~ ry; lOUr ~Bo· M~·!!!.:•, Mr~ ' .-I: lUGS BUNNY DRIVE ON, 5tRE: A CLEVE~ MI ~E PUN TO AIO ONE IN H I TC,LI,LII( I IIJIS;~ W,L!Ai? .' 'lilt Dad.. St.ntinel . ·-- ·~· - �. 'J .. ' '· .: Get Extra Cash The ·want Ad wa·v . \ 6--Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.. Jfl,Y I, " ' \Nl AD iNFOitMA TION " t ,) ' l 'I ...._ ....,., ' '" .. M. C.AMUL.ATtONt . a- On;,.- • . w~ll ••m • .!": :!"w~:.":.::N,NO" ,':':.:"::;: !::.":.,",.:!:",,. ..... :.:."'~";'"!::":::".... ... • ..a •• ,..a wtttltn " ... ,.. •:,~~ ~ :;'".':!': !,:0!!.'0::•::,:: ' OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. fiaMEROY CillO '''Y ••• •- M. ' ' uJOt NOOJt 1T'' •• o•n I • tht" publte S I For 1 e 11164 16 camping trailer. Melvin Little, Cheshire, Ohio 4 28 6tc .~·: ~;~.7'" ~~ail~~~~~\qU~;,:rll~,m~!l;l~ Woodard Corp.. FOR job wellwith done ft>ellng," clean"Acarvet Blue Lu.'l- PHONE WY 2·2156 - -- · npab~• m~cun• EXCITING WOMAN Card of Thiinkt - - --- - - k I t' e· WEIn ends WISHandtonei~hhor t!Jan. s]"('a s, lor IV t'·etr '" - 01 te H n IOO!Uo and '"~"h prnh·~~IOnal nv tanE- ~t, II Call ·fl~ al~ ~"!'. Wanted ~. ~ ~ cylinder,~~"":":,. ~inch! :..S Pomeroy Motor Co. 0 M. au1~w••T t"~:g~u~,... •• - Co ...., Low mileage, original local owner, 800 white tlrea, 327 V-8 engine, automatic, power steerJng, radio and beater, white finish, black top. Truly ohowroom clean. 1964 Chevrole Impala 4 Door $.1995 Beautiful sandlewood finish with spotless matching In· terior, like new whitewall Ist hne t~res, automatic trans., power steering, std. Y·8 engine. radiO and beater. A nice clean car in every way. -·• lltv;..,., QUAl,., ''I F"OUr Felony Indictments; r. ~~~ ~.~~r::. Returned by Grand Jury' o.. I pomeroy •. 1 · ·- ·"· ,···'""~• ~"~ • I ' 1964 Chevrolet Super Spt. Conv.- $2195 ••••••"••• .,I ,,. ,.,,.,... -~" '"'.::.., , ::,,::::..=..:''"~.:,::, ,.r:•~,.::: .::.::-~" '::',~':!'':,.N"::~::' m~ •H 'M""" "" ' •·• a. o~ ~ . '• •=oe" IM 01' r !tee -===:;::;:::=:;:=: 1 ·, kindne.I\S and sy mpat hy dur- llt:'~2\a~;n.l~ Stre~t. PilllOrlllll tre. Re-nt electric shampoot'r rolet. power steering and ; "' ~ned. ~iwvo:: mg the illnes< and dealh ol 11 . Picken's Hardware Co., power brakes. Has had very ' ALIGNMENT lrl ctll50. • our beloved lJusbm.ld and f~For Rent I Jnr. 5 2 6tc good care. New battery and and I 11 Uc ther PriCe Porket Hawk. . - - -·- . --- - . b I and new plugs. 1400. Contact at ~Him! Copylllll lltrf1<o COp home 3 rooms wilh i FARMALL Cu trao or S09 South 2nd Ave., MiddleBRAKE SERVICI ... ...., --~ .. ....Spt't' lal tha nk s to Dr. Heoton ' · ; ('[)[',TRY '· ' · 1 J 1 p Henslev .,...... 1 I 1 Vet· 1 l t ba th s Furni~l1t'd aparl eqmpmen ·· o Jn • ·' port, Ohio. 5 3 3tc w-. ---.. llld ILIIUJII -~ thf' s!~Jff am nurses a B t Ob'o Phone Sh ont ·~ 1 ment.2 3975 All ut ilities Loni ot om, .4 28 6lp ORD~R AMSTUTZ'S H and Rose Alignment op 111Nr . . _· ernn ·s Memorial Hns1Jital · the · i WY · WY paid 2 2'171 Phone 985-3321 ~ Ewing Funeral Hom{', Fntz . · · or ·' •· - - ---- ·_ ·--N " Nick Chick" leghorn Phonttf92.3576 . . . . ....,.__ .._,., 3 Buck, Rev. Carver Williams, _ _ _____ ____' lfc [ YOU SAVED and slavt·d, for chirks or started pullets to- w. Main St. Po.,.,.,. •~ those who sent nowers. food FURNISHED aparlment '" , wail t~ wail carpt't. Keep II day. Modern Poultry, Box 188; Formerly Gnl,..r Body l:state Foo Sa,. 0110 •·m'ds and all who twlprd rooms and bath. Utilities fur· I new witli Blue Lustre. Rent Athens, Ohio. Phone 593-7831. Works in any way. :\1rs.. Price ni shed _ Clost> to business dis- elretric shampooE'r Sl. Pom·l 5-3 1tc Remod- HOUSE witb I rooms and baUt, 1 erov Cement Blork Co 1~larv, Hawk and Children. tnt'l. Phone WY 2·JO!l2. I . HOMEBUILDERS ...Uent condition. Three . r. 3 uc · 53 Jlo ! _ s _! _6tc l 2 RECAP tires 8:25 x 20. 2 eling on mUOIIOUth of Cbester. Prop. chain bindm, I Frigidaire We work to Pea,. .. eto• I erty of deceased C. A. Bab18, deep freeze, 16 cu. II (chest Building Supply, Racme. \Vf 1\ISII 1o !hank our many 2 BEDROOM tratler home on. UPRIGHT Deep Freeze eook. Con~ct John .Hayea, I -----·-~- ·~- -"'-- . ti ..... "" OIIHblnl .. ~. OM Mllis c«mt; 0in1tr ' ll:ho doel 01111 oervl<t For Sale FOI SAll wort. rive Jell' IUII'IDtH, NO' 8TEREO RADIO COMBINA. 1 YEAR OW ,regtsiel1d horae, lllesmen. a yt!ln aport. TION, Beautiful walnut C9ft" j Geldlnl Appaloola. GenUe for . .,.., .01111!. •hll.._ Pbono WY :1-11251. Rna•hM ond ,..Ia a •-ltv. .un:;, u.cn.uv "'"'1-t't'"'- ·· ··- - , __ __, . . • . ~ speed changer. f speaker I I 3le . . . .., Ma,bl Pomsound system, 11166 model. Us- """'" pants.. end lblr!B, ....,., Oblo, at Zlrk • • .. rn ·nth• A-~e u~ wuu. o..... a- s»....,.. - I Dairy w OIUY .1 lUI ''f'• ......... Carl CbevaUer, LOOi uu•-1 -"""· ···-··· -I!I'WWpayments oiiU5 per month lorn Obio. f :1112ftp 4 » JOip or pay balan<e due 1811.21. Try ' I J'ARMERS - Inquire IDd Ult II In your home. Call WY ?.· IJtlf OOI)GE I door s:an, ,auio eholoe of .bulL Curtis :1%18. & S Btc ca:. llnodlllc·Sorvl<t (DalrJ end ZIG ZAG OMATIC Sl! or 91 · .·IIStp lleel). WELL-KNOWN make sewing morr s, ~ 4 I SOle machine. Makea botlonholea, RHUBAQ 01 Wlllde Sirsews on butions, monograms, !JI'ln. can VI S.2f8f. ' I ate AUCTIONEER· darns, etc. all without attach- LEGHOI\N HENS 50e each. w. COMPLETE SALIS ments. Take over payments s Michael ne"' Cl•••ter. Pb. MANAOEMINT of $5.50 per month or pay bal- ..:W, '"••t 4 If tt11 Wrltl,:.....,. • Centact Oll<e due $65.35. Call WY S- ..,....,. • :1%18. s 3 6tc ARAB kills pesll Free JIM CARNAHAN fr best!termites · yoUr bome em • IACINI. OHIO. · 0 MOTHER'S DAY gifts. e&uh· · ants, cockroaches, cricket., lui band blown glass piet.... dl fish l)llden • Horak's Carry-Out at PomeJCOrpions, ver ' Help Wlntecl wasps and water bugs. Av 5 3 Bte able at King Builder• Supply CAR HOP IIlii nitroa. AppiJ roy-Mason bridge. 11164 AMERrcA Nobile home, eo., Middleport 4 It Uc • peraoa at ODCt. crow'a 55 x 10. Early Amerlran in-\ luli!IHI S.rvl8test llouH. a 211 tic terior. Phone 992-5611. 53 tfc I CHAIN SAW in good nnndt'tion ftiUflnCII and 1958 8 cylinder bl~; ChevEXPERIENCED ! , ' AUTOMOBILE, ' - illlurance beeo 1MHEEL ...... : w" ;:, "" .. ,.,.,.,.,. ..,;""'" '' OIJI'ICI .... HOURI I . ,....,_ 2 $IGNS IT"'r/,' ' I ~ . . . .::~·=· _. . . ' v• ~ =t!~.."~' •.OI ,. • • d J'B .. tg. PT. PLEASANT - The MilS- Jonet Kay See an m .., County GriDII Jury return- don See, Jr. ..JJ!dlcied lour felony and 7 mls<t.mean- A joint miBdomea:., Pearor lndldmen!B Monday ond was cltsmlssed subject lo call untU he R( Leon; cb!ll1in8 • 111110 July lot, II aeceasorv. IDIIess Inc, R: 3 . .. ·d ,• . tberwi tlfied b Circuit rw t.'\t"U-~:wtiiOD an an UKU\:' 0 .....' : Sehulb mont agalnel Runyol eharliDI H w'ere -trlbutinllo delinquency ol I I'Clony \:uu .......... turned aplnat Chester Streb- minor. lo . MOiedgevll!e Ill charged A misdemeanor Indictment bltent to deiraud· Alva was returned aaalnat I Georp : Tolll er Glenwood' charged 0. Dabney, Gallipolis FelT}', ,"ub lel:m;,ua assault on Wll· cbatged with obstructlDI u tl· i Uam Ollvor Grant; Wilbur Bry· Hcer. ··•· ·1 Jonu, RL 1 Point Pleasant, All perao01 Indicted M....., ., 18 ~lving and concealing stolen are scheduled to report lo 1M property; end Joh!mle Girdner, oourl on Thursday, May llh lo Pt. Pleasant, charged with for· answer to tbelr pry. pel!! jury will begin Its Two misdemeanor indict· Monday, May 9th at t a.m. men!B cbatglns negl*nt homJ. <Ide were returned qalnst Ray A. Burks, Ashland, KY., as 1 -"It · - of a traffic accident on I .,·' Rt. as last year which cJaimed1 the lives of Cbarles A. Morar· I }I tty and Wendell BU8ce Two misdemeanor Indict· ments were returned qalnst James Landon. See, Pt PT PLEASANT _ Muon l!lt, charged WJtb tbe beatmg of . k L W Getty· bas C<lreluneasetydCIIelisrt or' the' •otl••.. rno·· ·.:, ' ' • ( I "7". .._• .......__ __ ·v - .. --- --- By FRED WSWEL<t; - - ,, h NUL MIM1I ~enl wa~::~~tlne Bow~ .,~. ~ lndl~en!B ... ~ . ., .p . ~leas- F' __B_ _ ___ _ __ -eeney- ennett LejFJOfi • pOSf oF8V0fS JSSUe 44 .. ......... By AL tAPP LI'L ABNER lndletmeo~: ~ .. -1~ ,.,. .,.l , .... ; : ~~ HE DOESN'T ·11' CAREIFH15 01..0 PAl.S ~- eLaw '£.TARVEr!' Registration are I Results Announced HE MlSSES ON£ MEAL, HE'LL-508!- AWA'i!! cJncts of Mason County sbowiq the number of registered voten tn' tach precinct. In the 41 Maon county precincts there 11'0 13,876 registered vote.. .. and of that total •,981 are republieu: 8,7116 democrat and lot ladepea- ,,, By KINO " ' 1 '! -· • ....-,, - ,. .. ' ' , dents. ldemberz of Feeney • Bennett I Tbe totals of each el. the 41 Post 128, American Legion, vo~ • precincts 11'0 as follows: ed 100 per cent in aupport ofi P,..,.lnct No. I - Ill; No. ! I the Melgs Local School Dilltrict , - 31•; No. 3 - 270, aU II Arbond Issue at 1 recent meetinl. buckle llistrlct; Precinct No. t your,pres~ ~'!':! wltb Albert Rouab, post com- 1- f24; No.6 -lte; No. Tmander, In charge. 152; No.8 _ 289: No. 9- 211; The post voted contribute No. IO _ 400, aU bl Clendenin 11 friend' and ne~ghhors who large lot Available now. i cubiC feet. WY t-032l or WY type I. Paul Lawrence, Port. --~ 17 :IOtc 1 Long Botlom, Ohio, Rl. I, 1o the promoUnn campaign join-· District; Pre<inct No. 12- 411 hdoed us dunng the 11ine<< Phone WY 2·2251. 5 I 3tc I 2-3tH8··-- - - _ 3 13 lfo land,_Ohlo Vi 3-2654. 53 3tp l O'DElL TERMITE. Service, 10, Phont IIIW5!5, 1 J Sip ing with Racine, Pomeroy and ud No. 13 -273 both Ia Colo&· and death of our dear wife FURii!s-H-ED- ap:.rtmenl.---4oi SEWING machine. 1966 zii zag. Belmont Dr., GallJpolls, Obio. BOUSE, bedroom• and bath, Rutland In a special project. ne DIStrict: Preclact No. li 1 and ""''h".10 Our smcere 'I'· Spring Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio.' As advertised on TV. $311.88 ' NOW IS THE TIME Phone 446-324&. Termite IIlii large boekyord cloze to Plafts ......., made for aendlng 297; No. 16 - 324:, No. 17-172 precJallon Mr> .. Howard WY 2·2288. . 5 3 tfc compiNe. WY 2·2685. 52 6tc ' TO APPLy Pest Control. Free lnl)lec- ICbool on e10 South 3rd St. cards 1o boys in VietNam. Re- ' all in Cooper Dlltrict; Precinct Pl ullips and her n~eces. the - - ·· · -·--~- ----1 tiona. Call Pomeroy Cement $5500 W Ye-202. · · g fro m 111 nes.. No· If - 1f7•• No · 20313·' R"v. ·. l'er""rt r. r;mm. \!arlin MODERN 2.. bedroom apart· 11166 VACUUM cleanrr. New 1 5 S 12tc ported 1mprovm . 111oe1: WY 2.31tS, WY Lewta CllldENT ' · block houoe, 5 rooma l eo were Frank Murray, No.- :n4113 - 351; 22- Sf!; Dt. No. f'unml Home and lllo<e send. ment 5 miles ."?rth of Porn· complete wilh all attach-~ Repair,Co., in Middleport, Kennedy, Kenneth Darot Dale and ' 23 all InNo.Graham lw' food and flower s. Thank eroy. Phone II\ 2-669B. ments. As adverlised on TV. Also Custom Spnylng 1374, Baum Lumber Co. IDII both, lull basem,.,t, large Gene Rice. Clarence Gilkey ltric1: Precinct No. 24,.. Kf: 27 2685 Frank Hysell, Mr. "'d 4 trc 118.88 com plete. WY 2· · For Alfalfa Weevil Chester 1185-33tll. f 17 porch, out of hlgb water. Coo- was reported a patient at Hunt· INo. 25- 311; No. 211- tiS, all 52 61 111'. Pearl Hy"ll. Mr. and 2 BEDROOM house trailer. ' BEATING, RUJ.Ii tact ldro. C!Uford Holter Wl 1l mgton Veterans Hospital. Tbe in Hanan District; Precinct Mrs George Johnson 5 Brown's Trailer Park, Min· , CATTLE oiLER- iTox·O.Wik). : CALL Dozol Bottle Gu Amold t-illf. 5 I 6tp . new building addition was dis· , No. 29- 326; No, :11- 218: ! Ito · ersviUe. Pbone WY 2·3324. 1 Includes face fl y fighter. min-! I Brothers, 611 E. lleln St., euased and Richard Pickens No. !I- fll'.!; No. 32 -729; No. - ln_ M _ e__ m_o_ry __ I 4 '£/ 6tc 1 eral feeder and an automatic ! Pomeroy. 21 111! O...b.. reported on the Legion basebaO · J3 - 409; No. 24- II»; No. 35 1 ~NIIIIU~ ;uml:ure, dishes cattle o1ior. Authomed deal- 1 98S-3824 Ch01ter, 0. \,KIITII leape being orpnlzed iJJ the - 947: No. 50- 5ZJ, all ill Lew· ";~,-,""'11;-cEI"IOITY. ' oi . 01~; dear hus-. mi oeell•n•ous CHII or wnte er lor Gallia and M•iiS I AIR CONDITIONING monty. is District; Precinct No. • bene and father. Haymond C.· Mrs Howud CecU. lltiG w counties. Gordon H. SwiSher, J9s7 El.CAR 2 bedroom bouse I otleu service. I'OMEIIDY _ UNION AVZ~ '1m and No. '11-115 beth In R:mdoiph who pasS<d away Mam It Pomeroy. Cheshire, Ohio. Phone EM 7- 1 trailer. If interested. see oration, New I* otory frame, bednlomo, Roblnoon llilltriet; Precinct No. 3 one yenr ago. May 3rd. 1 29 tfr 7289. _! 2_JOtp er Pierce, Long Bottom. TU 2-35.17. both, beselllO!l~ lot IOO. Jll-11; No. fO- Ul; No. 41 100 1 A dear one from us is gone. , :t 1 SEWII'OG - 1111: No. G -117, all Ia Uo~i·e voice WP loved is still. FOUR ROOM furnished apart · GOOD USED turqumse living ' " . - - all WY IDL ~~-..~...'!F"'.oo .. Ezcel.. loll Dlatrlct; l'reel8et No. ~ · ' 1 14 tf c. room su1te, nylon cover, '2 CB'ers ' Pearce Simpson ' EJCo •uow. ._, ~ ., """""" ..,. -,r..., ., ThE're Is a vaeancy in our men1. WY 2.,,'6" !lie ·Fabrle Sbap, ,_.., .,... .,..._ AD annn.'l• 28Si No. • - .-.. '""' J,o, .u ; 911 -·--· · -. f 76Z K one anteona. WY J. -D• """'a .,.. .........._ N fl N •• hnme ffiAiLER LOTS - Free sew- step-tab1es and I coree ~ JIM. Aatlloriled Slapr lalea PORT _ IIi llory, beth, 5 1 lte 0· - - : 0· - - ..., 1 Tha t "over oon be filled. ' age and water. Brown's Trail- le. 2 lamps. l13t1. Phon• SH 2lontee. • • tic . buemenl, aa• fired hot air District. Sadly missed by hiS w1fe andl: er Park (State Approved). 5225. 6 2 3te jl71i F'I'. inboard 125 six cylinlleaU.,, Dl<o kltcbeo IIlii children. 53 ltp Minersville, Ohto. Phone WY - ... -- , der Gray Marine engme. Pb. llnon I • -• 1958 FORD Station Wagon, B WY U681. i I 3tp UU' • I <II' proge, PT. PLEASANT- Sgt. H. E. 1 15 l l Uc cylinder, standard transmisacro, located '"' new rood. p ~.. ...... of local Sll'• .,,. and F!)und . ~ PoUco ONE MOToR~YCLE helmet TIIREE ud four room fur- sion. Pbone SH 2-522S T/5 by If end m by 15 Ce1ebr~ I' All ecetl01t buy II ...0110.00. detac!Jment released the actlv· s ' Fairground . DIShed apartments. AD utiD· 5 z 3tc ty black tires. Firel tire IYIIACIJBII: - One llor7 tty report lor the month of Apelllnll the Rock Reward. pnngs . der ' ties paid. Phone WY Z-2716. $23.25, second tiro $10.65. Ex· AJI N.. Ldlifit ShO! I l'OOIIll (I bedrooms), rt1 of bla detachmenL It follon: Sunday Fm II' lease ~all Eugene Willougb·! Rowley and Reed. After & DON'T PUMP your alugglsh tra rim $7.50 each. Newe o eCar eTruclt eHuter uUllty room, concrete Investigated live highway PT. PLEASANT - The May by The Plains, Ohio. Phone ' p. m. call WY 2•3574· septic tank. Get Kleall'Em· Sunoco, a..ter, Ohio. porelt. Comer lot 10 • 100. """!dents: completed live crlm- term of the Ma1111 CoimtJ Cll' 5 I 3tc . f 3 tic All Seplic Tank Cleaner. Land· I • 30tp Core eBuiW.. Good loeoUon....1100.00. lnvesttptioll reauiUftl lo eult Court began .MondaJ With si!598. - - - ---~· THRE mark Farm Bureau. HAY, cheap. M 8B J.f75S. eAny Type Albert M. Cu, .'!:""er felony JUTellts: recovered tho Grand Jury eonveiJinl •t Notice E and four room furnish· 4 21 !Otc f 10 a_,. Clelud, - stolen oulomoblle; recover· 1:30 a.m. -----·-Oil and unfurnished apart· WY UAI ololes property valued 11 Roll call allowed tbree I1'I!Dd OW FASHIONED revivRI May : menls. WY ~5434. 12 6 Uc 11\' 2·11M Ml..,_,rt, 0 . Evenllp li'Y J.M fUOO and returned to legal OWII- jurors Jlbeent end the CoUrt 1 8 at the Pomeroy Lower Lliht MiDDLF.PORT, modern 111> I I Jtc ers; served seven revoc.atiOD appointed Jfn. J . - II<Comb Mission on Harnsonville Road 1 turnlsbed J rooms and bath DA Il Y CR0 SSW 0 RD IIAVB BUYEIII - Need orders resulting In picking up end Mrs. Lowell Jewell as IIPO· one mile above Union Ave. I apartment. Low uUllties. ACROI<" 48. Calondar IJ. Am.,lud bealillg, 1Dp m term tuJd elty. of drlvero' U<enoes for drunk eial jury COIIIIIltBdcJDo It Ill! ,. bridge. ReY . Charles Setters, COats Building, WY ~141. 1. Vn~ation. .. ubrni.,. ean poet Ohio. End )'0111' _sewer involved In accident. lbe YIC&neia. Cbole:D. u the tion 22. """'" Dis•-- lOWS' llld without mautance; •~Evangelist, Rev. Ivan Myers. 2 24 lie <. "rt'l>idual ' """'" DOWN We ba ve all ,,.. apent Jlf --'• ••,~eement jlll'll1'l -· - · "_., Pastor Spec ial Singing TWO -1 ... SP. -C - 1. r.t,nd 1n • s.m....ull ... Li%a,. lneo. Roasonoble ralls. buement, bal'dwootl oo road patrol IIlii redar Hllda Plnbton, Jfn. C. R. 5• 3 ' ruuL.I!.R A ES for Firth or :!. Consumed g-enw: IDbdern kitcb_en. Route in &1 arrests for mls- Schurman and Fred kbrteder. Stp rent the WY Village ol Middl.. Clydo '· Som•thln•• 26. Minced WY 2.2t7f, da,y or Digbt. out <If b'.., water' 2\i 11 • b as all of Point PI••• GOODWIN- PR.!NTING-, 1-11--E · port. InCall '"'8 or WY t 16 ,... YO a ..ona IUC -anL ~~ for tho btnlot oath from ~ Bonte. Phon lpeed, leaving IC<!ne of acci· Other grend jurera wore, 108'Macawa Second st . homeroy. Phone : 2-2181 or WY 2-3600. !';';.:;'"Jt EXPEitiENCID WY Ulli21fter lor WY J. Russell 0. Nowlbl, Fro YeaWY 2·2933 for statements, lei·: II 30 lfc 11. Popular wannonl't' th• •1 uytlmo. 4 • lie alor'l IJFense, Improper reglJ. ter, James R. Stub, wwte terheads and envelopes.1W For Sale JS. .., ;: :;;;,,..., J'ARII of fl ocres, lratlon: falhn to ylelcl rlabt of Jobnaon, L. Edwll'd Powell, .J. 3e're : 1 still here. 5 tc w.,. o.... 18 ..,., 33lnfi"" bouto, bam end outiJuildln&o. way etc. C. GrHiith, Sherwoocl LOSE ,,foly with oei-. GREAT t.AKE !louse If p,.pooltloa a.,... 29. Cruy 36. Sobs Free•po:-.)l')w mllos WI Also apent 2f man hours ... lira. Mervin Cbapmu, J:. JOI· A· Diet taOJets. Only 98c at i also •. women.sl ueed and Racine Contact D£,• ert operator's examinations, lt4 epb ·Bulftllaton, Ruby Stark . Phot·mac . 3 I ""tp and chJI .r en' clothmg, men' .,, t •z Suit . •·· or, 311.Mala St., "at'·, man boura dellclunent office Jay E. Slane, MirY C. Froendt .. )' work umforms, woven rugs lA. . oJ .Ill . . I ucb latin I H B a J fore ;;D;;;E;;L;; IC"'J"ou"'se7. Ho=m=e=m=a:;:de:-i'Pizza, and novelties. Jeffers Used 18 . Sip 1"- 18:1-Z25J. f 2'1 IDd enry 0 ' r., 111111. 20 50c, 75c, and $1.00 stzes. fle. Clothing Store. Rt. 33, going · Hymn JOB IIALS- 0 acre firm. work, etc.; 151 hours on orlmluxe Pizza, ll :.u J?ck's Dai· toward Fairgrounds. ~: ~·:;_ 1'1101111 llld .,.tb. To lnal investlpUoo; 20 boon 1 8 ry Bar, Mlddleoort. tfc l 4 28 6tc 25. M•taJ tar abw. . drive from ........., ualsdlll tn weight law enforee21 ..Vanted To Buy · - - ·-·!:;.::':~~r ,., 2-2Ift Pomo"" Rllllil Ita, lferrl8oovUie IW ment: traffic ..,nts at Pomolnatanee WY um or WY I 2.3111. Sliveretllerfet!bridge; ""' HOUSECLEANING? Old fosh-l 30. ....., II Ue roy four bridge houn Inand mlkinc ioned furnit ure, ek'<IT• ' Landmark's Got ooatlnr : 1'00111 cy blood runs; •labt hotlro In PT. PLEASANT -Cil'J L. frames, dishes. other uem• I EVERYTHING ><. filii bUetDellt, Ill eourl: IAuetl G Wll'lliDI tlct:· JMiu, lV, <If Lopa, Oblo, Rl. Wiwt do you have' Ca ll or Why drive 50 mil.,, when vacatlonn AT ITS GREATEST 1111 SL, Ill io 1lllllorllil for minor lfo. I, 6Jr1ller lllsoa Cotmi)' Nilsee Corner Anl tque ll·op .\lid· vou ca n get delivery at our 311. L&'lf'• wocm PL • ., 1a11on1. dent, died lfond17 Ill !JJCa lloodlcporl, Ohio. WY 229.\9 ma warehouse. Call 118 for 37. Epoch Plein or ~- Other members of the local pita!. He - 1 retired fmntr , H :< Ott· Spreading <pociallzod Available service - _ Bulk T :.,, ~ ~. ,.,. • ~~ ...- -1 In .aut ·•••uoa 1o S"' ;;;c;;-;==-:::;;;:-:=::::--:' We -~. 8 ..... •• ..... •mbmatiODI. , -. uc~~N~~DCD ... end pablter, Jordan was bern ...,. OW FARM• With timber or ~lso Can Apply Liquid Nl· palm I"" Pirkl .11'6 Tnopen G. E. SeJ· at GIUlpolil FOITJ 011 Oct, ,., timber alone. Marlon Reyn I trogen To Your Fields. All 41. KnaYe ot ,. or 12" lla ....Jh .. ,... Bllll llld R. E. O'Dell. 11116 the !10ft <If JOIOpll ud Edith Analysis, atraight & mixed elub. CIHJII!Itta C.IY'Oit Sltr¥'. J Aarel lt. Cut &1ft Nfer.. . Mead Jordan. , olds, Rl 3, Coolville, Ohio. I materials available. All at fl. Annoy C'U WY · ., 1d llk lo h I strudl4 10 30tp new low prices. H . Ratlnc ~ .,.._ - . nou e ave n .; - - - SurviVing ore hla wile, J'aJt 2 2181 - - - - -Ph. WY • ti. Ho.. Plcl&upAtG.IG.CAJII 10111t01t0 who woru tverJ• INsTiiiJcTlON Kimble Jordan; tina lltlll, 7. ltlO LBS. May apple. 13< lb. 111 W. MAIM I'Of!lliROY cla,y. f 27 ftc ftlUCK DRIVERS. Age Zl.fO. Jlnal ,t C8fro11. .O!tJoi r..,. of 500 lb, wild ginger, 5:<: lb.. • ... Unit •' IIIJIISBKDPER for geaera1 11e1111 or tdrlflbl. Ezperi<Dce Glltlll, Ohio ud If LoGoiden Seal 11.75 lb., ginseng POMEROY wu,k . . . . . .L Far IDtervjew, see . nec8aary. You eon tl1'1l pn; three da~ Mn, 1101 $25 lb. and 126. clean waabed OHIO DAILY CBYPTOQUOTI: _ Ren'o ...... t. wrii. CIIIIJIIII o. iiiDdJ Oftr 11p of· 1be ..., II per hour Iller 111ar1 'lbelmi HetllplemaD, Llaca• roots. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, • ,. x y D La,. A x a Crlh Bre4fon! J..11Ja1Jr Tbellra ·iD Mlclcll• trllninti. Local )liocement • · k!r, Obio, Mrl. Dork Pet.n, Ohio 5 2 30tc Jack W. Caney. Mgr. ( Ia L o If 11 .. a L L o w IMa. , _ • f r; tie flee available. You do aot Jll4b', II bamt; a..1 =c-;;c= ' ' ' '"' ·I y,:,, I - -- ~---LI "'-"f 1 . ~t I GI'ves Report On Activity ta" l uo••..o• SERVICE _~• ai A WOMAN. THE TENDER SAYS IT WAS A CUN ·BE· CAL.;E IT REFLECTED THE SUN. I Sgt. Parks' 1 ' • THERE WAS A MAN AND PLUMBING~ ALBERT PARKER .J(I . i!y CHESTER GOIILD DICK TRACY UQUID NITROGEN .. wa,.,_ Grand Jury ~"'" ., ·-- By MERRILL BLOSSER - ~MEMB& 1\0\11816 rt' WJioS A, MOMENt loiQO";? ) By HAROLD GRAY LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE B • Dut•Ies o- 1 .. 0~, I THOUGI-fr HE WAS l H ONE; I JUST ~JANTE.D 'T"BE ~UR.E , HONESTL'/. ,:',NNIE f I DON'T BEliE'/£ llj HATING. I BUT l"HAT ~I'IAN I COUl.D .k; ILL, FOR WHAT W: DID TO . MY ~ATh'FI? ! 'VXIt-fT t 9 r1EVI=:Q YOU'tJ C.RIN. AND BEAR FIGG~Rf:D MORE'N ABOUT so MUCH I IBIH GOBLE fORD D .I ~.:!., wei~ht u~~ c~othmg ~- Trail~. !: ~:'. ·g~at ;:.;~~... !;:~~~ !~: ~~~nr t~ :::vo~ ~ ~=Ye 31.~= ..deer~ den~improperpasslng,oooper- •-•r'•....... WHEa !:: ~!~1"11 ~arrow ;~·let AliGNMENT ~ lUKE SERVIcE =~la:n!B, :pllcan~. '"~":."t Blaettnars ~ ==;;-;:c;=e.-ru---- . FERTILIZER b -. ~=' Sale or Trade ouwEi- f.iiiciii--iUrnitoire- ui 11511 PLYMOUTH, good t;;:;;. 0t1r third noor budget shop. ' ODd in goor sha[J<' and a 1959 Baker Furniture, Middleport ¥ Ford In good shape. B o • hi Ohio. 11 12 tic <;~utomatic transmission. G.A. 11164 AMERICA MOBILE borne Deem, Racine, Ohio. 55 x 1tl. Early American mI 27 tile terior. Phone !192 ·5611. an4 formal!"' ot tlto . . - - " 1u 1- ...., day tho <Odolet,... ... -~ A a-,._ ~ ! a 1 .t. L D 1 P' V a L A V If W V L 1> 0 Z H No 0 T u a; 0 8 L 0 D Hz X T x L 0 8 L v v v 4 4 27 lte Auto Sales Ill< 1 r r K z L I o Tv 1.- o z L M I • T u • 'l ,..._ MODE CLEANING EST rnrpet ct<':lr.or 8YitiPATHT WITH KATUR& I& ,~ L Volkawagen St>- you ever wwd. ~o easy too. ~PART or THJ: GOOD MAK'8 RELIOION.-HEDOII .~daD, A~l condition. Daytim£> , (iet Rlue Luslre. Rent elec- 1 1 10 '"'· ""~ ......... """""''· " ·l WV 2-371.1; t'Venings, trk 9hampooer $1. Bakt>r Fur-l.- - y_,.. ,.,._...,, ~ 2 61< . -:: s . -- to ~ ~":Ji J!*!* ~ ,;.":.':.81t:~t~"""u!~:O:::'·!. ~::,-:;:..~'"~ - " '· tho lon(th .) ' !Qdd...... , 1 5 3 6tc ; llilure Co. Carl Jordan Di..., Monday ~;";!~"r ~'' '" 2-3566, ~. ~ " =· ~ ~I; . ·CARRIER I 1 • INTERIOR -Eitlrlrr Roof palntlnl ud repair. VI S.%700. Ill ltllp COMPLETE Romodellfll, .. .,.._ 11orm wind1 !:"~Rtl alllllop IIlii Apply In PtrllNI urpor!B, ezpert llllallattoa. Phone ALL CR.\M' AWMJ· NUM PRODIJCI'S, 1• Nortli "J · S...ond Ave., WY '"il!i'IO. IIO:ch•n~c ~trMt , t II U rMre ' ' fOR POMEROY SINES$ DISTRia ";'';, J~ ::"U:. ~~~':'"'Unn:O ale"!i t:::'w':o~ :·= · DtvflleD, ,.., Haeckl J'te!Cht bul tuJd Hugb <If GI!Upolll Ff!t'o Termini! Bldg., 12115 C!lrwiD Avenlie Homlllotl, Ohio ·· or aU iliJ.III.I'/f/, Evtrungl W.2fi'057Z. I S ·' b , · a!B~, Mrl., Bealrlco J'letce. Ctlumlllll, Mn. Faye Mcouttl, Oautpolll; Jfn. J• nelll IDes amt, yn....; ...,..., ... 1:Mirine S!!PPIIel, ·.: 1 _.IJIILI\'f111.dr'p l1lil one sreat IICIIWARZEII MARINE ·- · ·llt· ~id. !prut!e Salu ~~ , ~r•tce •• , fane~ &rrllllftmODiiiiW inlfee~diYt after 1:30 ji.lll. and ~. ,Friend~ may rail II all !1111 ,Salortia)', Hn~l(l~ll,l- ·lbi!' Mohr.stevena FUneral Home POiif, 01110. f 2t 30tc lfter. 8 p.m. Wednelday. ~ ry; lOUr ~Bo· M~·!!!.:•, Mr~ ' .-I: lUGS BUNNY DRIVE ON, 5tRE: A CLEVE~ MI ~E PUN TO AIO ONE IN H I TC,LI,LII( I IIJIS;~ W,L!Ai? .' 'lilt Dad.. St.ntinel . ·-- ·~· - �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 3, 1966 ervin jordan