http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0d028d4901ce0c3c53969e8cbbec75a4.pdf 13a707a481d2e4babce0bed6ae5913de PDF Text Text ,,'· ), ' . J'red ) \ of Pomeroy Garden:'-'uu. Blaettnar enter- Slle broucht ~I 11\&t .lbe '"~ •.i "• Foinerby <;arcleb club end ol Uu: ro.1e b8a all mytlooi\J)!qiidBY aflmloOil at ber borne, gles, and re~ dallnc Ave. fD it. The perfume of lbe 'l'tte met::Uni u~:~ ~tk the bas ~ !'~ ~~~inl quaiHiy, •erie of lhe monlb read by Mrs. ev~n fD be used te oorrect Charles Persinger, president. voua disorders. Tile roee Devotions taken from Isaiah classified as a piece of art 2!:3 and Romans 8:1-6 were led is lracell to Greek bv Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken pho called lbe rose the ~ith a meditation from The of the Flowers," and so Upper !Worn. retsns today. Communications and a thank A salad course was served vou note from Nora Rice, sec- the ,hostess, during the ~etary , for flower arrangements hour, The next meeting will made for Alumni banquet were the annual picnic at the home read. The report of the mem- of Mrs. Clair Karr. · bership committee was glftD and Mrs. Richard Jones was welcomes as a new mem~r. "The Romantic Rose," by !lelen Wilson, was the topic of the program presented by Mrs. Dor Schaefer. I t About ' Middleport ~~'"A;;~;~~ f Abo ~ Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Fields l and son, Jeffrey returned home (% \• Sunday evening. after a visit in '~ Jackson, Mich., with his sister, OMtfOY ~ Miss Mary Fields and in Chi~ cago, m. with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fields and son and Relatives have received word e~h Fields Jr. hat Mrs. Della Carnahan and i Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grinstead Belpre 1er daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ray · and daughter, Lori of Carnahan are both ill at the hos- ! were Sunday guests of her pital in Bucyrus. Iter, Mrs. Clair Spencer. The Rev . and Mrs. Dorrald Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shrieves Boone and ehildreR, David and of The Plains and Mr. and Mrs. Jeannie, have returned from a 1 Elmer Brodbeck of Anaheim, nonth's vacation and also at· i Calif., spent Tuesday evening .ended the Baptist Convention · with Mr. and Mrs. V. D. neld in Missouri. 1 wa<ds and family and helped Out-of-town guests here for ! Mr. Edwards celebrate his the wedding of Miss Judith But· i birthday. Birthday cake and ice ~he r and Robert Garwell Satur-1cream were served during iay were Mrs. Russell Wilson evening. and daught&, Coleen. Logan,' Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines and Mrs. WilUam Lnhrer and Ravenswood, W. Va. visited daughl.t:!r, Athens. j day with their parents, M r s. Mrs. Kenneth Clae and dau- Theo !leines and Mr. and Mrs. ghters Marsha, Melissa and Me- 1 v D Edwards and family. gan, of Norfolk, Va. are visit· ,Mr.· and Mrs. E. J. Hill 1ng her mother, Mrs. Max Roll· visitors in Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. " Tuesday. Ml"l. J, ! · ,Dowso? h~s re- Teresa, Cindy, Susan :urned to,.... borne '" VIOnna, Juli Gooch spent the weel<end 'N . Va. after spen~mg the wm- with their grandparents, Mr. ler monthl bere w1tb her daugb- Mrs. Kerr Gooch, Gallipolis. " and family, Mr. and Mrs. M d M Ch I forrest Bachtel and Miss CM· h rtr. adn I a an sonsrsh.ave arteourned re 1 8 htel ' J0 hac R ·sell son of Mr and their home. Tulsa, Okla., us &qssell, ' '"t ~ lth his motber, , Mrs. drs. nWilliam has ·been a VISJ : . ut p I I . '•/ ' ' '· I I K.l io ,. ~ M&$CN Drive ·In Wr VA where be bas came m contact TONIGHT thru FRIDAY with famous personaUI!es of June 1-9·10 Wasbington including the Senator Pat NcNamara, "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" Rock Hudson Mansfield, SeuafDr Lausche Gina Lollobrl.llldo Carl Hayden, oldeot aenator 1n (Color) Congres~ He bas missed Prell)o -anddent Johnson on his visits to 1 "THE LIVELY SIT" the bospilsl but bas seeD hll I James Daren beUcopter land oo the boepltal Pamela Tilfin ground. ~iii!iii: Visiting Mr. and Mrs, Roy Priddy of Middleport over lhe weekend were her sister, Mrs. Pont~roy, Oh11 VIctor Gotschall of .BalfD, Md., TONIGHT thru SATURDAY berniece, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Smilb and clilldren Teresa, _ _ _N_o_T_o.;p.;;1;.;"-- James Earl and Charles Ray, SUNDAY, MONDAY of Ballo, MeL; Mr. and Mrl. ••• TUiiSDAY Ray Gotscball of Parker• Juno 12-14 burg; Mr. snd Mrs. George , "MADAMI X" Bing and chlldret! of Coblm(Tecbnlco!orJ bus; Mr. ldlll Mrl. a Laaa "nlmer JordaD and llmlly, and Mn. Joba Fonylho ,._,__. Pierce an4 ....,._ Coierc.a-..... ;;.;,;;;;.;;.;;__ _ _.J' u-s•.AI P11111eroy, MEIGS THEATRE ' 1 ,. • I ,, '• ' -. ,_...,.., ... ,\ , .I ,, ' ' . . . ~ . . . . ··~ Drive Out To Our Warehouse On ~hanic Stnet- HeadquartenF~rJI~-..-~Tll(~l!i!r flvenijr'oiAil ~intis~ iqr iicycit•, lawn Mow•s, Used TV's and Used F~rnitvre - ~..,, L~tuf Park"(* • 0!*::!J,~ ~~t!Jijuse ·~ Mecllanlc St. . · _,. .~·~ . ~ Ht ·1.,/"'7 .,; i't. ~ ,li. ~-· ~;-._ , ·r t Use Elberfelds Free Parking .Lots Salel KODAK CAMERA ' ,FILM . ' ' ' $29.00 $21.00 $39.00 $8.00 $15.00 $9.00 $12.00 $15.00 BELL BOnoM A fine selection of girlll or cotton twill and fine quality denim, half elastic bell bottom )lllnb!, tailored Slle 261<34 Inches. Sotld rolors of blue, maize, pink boxer waistline. Sizes 3 to 6X arnl 7 to 14. and Solo pa~tel F~~";~RA.Y Solid white, ribbed crew top, Sizes 10 to 18. Ideal for casual wear or for work socks. · tiEdDORAN'r 7 oz. fi.19Siu 2 ON SALE OUR MENS $1.98 SHORT lor A flne selection of womens washable colton blouses in solids, stripes, checks, plaida and florals. Some per· manent preli& Sizes 82 to SB and 40 to 44 '1·00 -~ · R,e~ua ' • ,, ·a t ·y '~ ''· ' . -~~r ~. _,~:~II! 1 · ,~ · ' •. ,.;~, ·m~non ' '' ' • ' ! ~' .• •.. ' . enttne· ' ' 1 I surv!vo.ra lbn>u&b. lbe I ' • ' POMEROY-MIDDl&'ORT; OHIO THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 $1·00 I Ylrd SLEEV~ 6fc ·~JCI STRAW" $7.95 LOG CABIN PORCH RUGS THROW RUGS c:n and brown patterns. 2 $]-OO Lorge 4 foot • 6 foot size. Excellent eolors. Wa!!b· able. 24"' x "8" Alit. sj.ze. lor $1.25 QUADRIGA PRINTS . W - all colton. Blg selectlon pattarna. For Ibis salt. 2 yards for $1.00 l'osblou f<J< Mena Dress Slzcks lean toward moderate dark tones and the material& UJed today are blendl, either Polyeate< and wool, Polyester and cotton or Polrlller and nyon. see the b[J selection of Mena Summer Dreu Slaekl rl.ilhht now In all sizes 29 to 110 walat In waah 'D wear and pennanent press fabrle. and aelect what JOU'll be nudlaJ. Save durinll tllla aalel MENS $5.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS - SALE I BED ROOM SUITES '149.00 - S Pieces. Large triple dresaer with lllllna mirror, bookcaae headboard bed and large cl!elll al drawers. Walnut finish wllb plasllc top on dresser aod cbest. $4.11 MUGS Thlch DINETTE s·ETS beve.agea. Also Ideal for .... $159· $'i.59 88c ...... '"'·• . 18~~··.:;· One 42 Inch round table witll two 12 locl! Jeavea Plastic top with T moulciiJtC - TWo Captains Chlin - Four Mates Chairs. Wltll loH Hl...rl Holds oix 11drll In lbe apace ol 1 Wondo CUp with cwbloD tlrip. Protecta dellcalo fobrlcs. clllldren. Cryatal clear, SAIGON (UPI)-M!Uiont dblsts tiirew themselves ll>e atreeta o! Hue and IIBUed troop ·capvot on Its way fD lbe C!lpm!Unlsta today lhelr ftety leader demended lbrougb lbe · rebel city. SKIRl RACKS Dishwasher 11fe plast:lc mugs for hot or cold Quang Stalls Battle Unit gofei'IIIIJOIII aeekmmt&ry his ~·=:1 befora moving CHROMI HOT DR COLD See Ibis fine selection of girls aportswear - lnclud· lng <lborts, shills, abort sets, playsuits and tops - all oonvenlently arranged for your easy selection - In· cludlng sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. . ' SALEI SALEM . MAPLE GIRLS SPORTSWEAR WI oil. HI· ., Section Z Sol• MENS $6.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS $5.11 MENS $7.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS.-- $6.48 MENS $8.95 SUMMER DUH SLACKS $7.41 Iii fD help· 54'' wide - It's 'fl'etter - It's cloth backed with coatIng of wiabahlo vinyL Pattern• suitable for Head· boards, Hampers, Table Tops, Sllelvea, Chairs, Jlat. lOCks an<! etc. Summer Dress Slacks COTTON BLOUSES trlcj. · ·· Reuphol~tery Fabric Now Sprlnttliile · · SALEI MENS A SPECIAL SALE ON WOMEN$ ROLL SLEEVE Elberfelds Parking Lot lll,be Warcbouse on M"' chanle Streel Plenty of rooin. Short walk to Pomeroy's Buslnesi DIJo .. $1.49 WESLON DRYAD stripes, 49c $1-22 ' Solid colors - and while witll oolored trim. Made with easy on sboulden. All oollon and all sizes. Well known bnnds. RECEIVING BLANKETS PANTS ,. SWEAT SHIRTS PlY PEPPERELl. GIRLS F.RIE PARKING . ' SALE 39{ " ': $l.7S·I<OOAK NLM · SAlt!'.,., ' '· $1:9~<koDAI( F,II:M•- .· SALE 5~ · • ,. $2.1S.~CIDAK F.ILM SAL,IS~ . . . $2.~ KbDI( IIILM SALE 73C $2.ooi ~K IIILM- SALE SALE 'i7c $2.75 I(ODAIC ~ILM- $"I.E SALE 99c $195 KODAK fiLM ..;.. SALE 52.'14 CREW.SOCKS KODAK CAMERAS Just 4 ICodak $49.50 Escort I Movie Cameru _ I Only Kodak $34.50 8MM Movie Camera 1 Only Kodak $79.50 Electric 8 Movie Camera _ Just 3 Kodak Storlltx $18.95 Camera Ovtllto 2 Only Kod1k $34.50 Starmatlc Camera Outfltl _ 1 Only Kodak $20.85 Starmettr Camera Outfit 1 Only Kodak $26.65 Stormetor Comero Outfit JU$1 2 Kodok $34.50 Slormotlc II Camoro OuiHt - SSe KODAK FILM 65c KODAK FILM· ~ 70c KODAK FILM75c KODAK FILM $1.10 KODAK FILM $1.15 KODAK FILM$1.25 KODAK FILM MENS WHITE / SALE! WHILE THEY LAST . For~~ovlo Cameras ...,c lnstamaUc Cameraa ~ 85 11M Cameraa - Julll a!lout eve,1 · size thare Ia - In oolor or black and wblte - Stoci liP llliW on 1!11. your fUm needs. · , At tile Warebouae on Mechanic Street - Room for bundreda of cars - Easy walk to Pomeroy Buslnes• District ••• 9r Free Parking at Elberfelds Parking Lot scroBB from the 2nd. St. entrance. .;,ere l ,1. Shop at l!l})erfeld;·,n Po.tneroy~ This .Weekend, FRIDAY ·· u· nti~l .. 8 and, si,tuJOlf,~ Until 9 1 ~onfined to Veterans Memorial Ma~ Memhart. lospital for complications from MIS! !Wbln Parker of Colum· ~easles. bus is lbe ll\I!Bt of ber gtandDr. and Mrs. w. K. Baker · mother, Mrs. Max Melnhatt. ~ave returned to their home in :h~rago. Ill. following a week- Colden Rule Clas• end visit with h~r mother, Mrs. " l H. Stewart. Dr. Baker is on Horrors the SWIIim :he faculty of the university G ld Rule 1 !here. 1 The o en t Several relatives and friends ' Scbool Class of lbe i >f General and Mrs. !lull of tom church.. met at lbe t Washington, D: C., wbo of Mr. and Mrs. Will Swain here visiting over lbe weekend, tu help celebrate lbelr golden loined him for a dinner at the 1 weddmg anniversary May 31st. Martin Restaurant Sunday. At· The class gave them a lending were Mr. and Mrs. Igift and lbey also received otb~~ Hull, Mrs. 0. II. Stewart, Mid- er gifts from lbe class. dleport, Dr. and Mrs. w. K. Ice cream and cake were Baker of Chicago; Mrs. Eliza- served. belb Davis Flsber, Mrs. Joe Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Marcus Chambers, Lewis Edgell, Mr. and Mrs. Middleport: Geraldine Young, Dave Yates, Florence LimMrs. Howard Cecil, Pomeroy. bergar, Mrs. Besa Larkins, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Thomas Gladys Wllliams, Mrs. Mary cf Vienrra, W. Va. spent the Pierce, Mrs. EUa Hannum, MrB. weekend wilb her parents, Mr. Ars Myers, Mrs. Bess Webster and Mrs. Walter Crooks. They and Mr. and Mrs. Swain. came for lbe wedding of Jnd· lth Butcher. Mr. and Mrs. Don Strauss, ! ANNUIINCE CONVENTION Fred Butcher ·and Mary The Cbester Twp. Sunday Belt, Columbull, visited over lbe School Convention will be SUJ>o weekend and attended lbe wed- ~ day June 12 wllb Sunday ding of Judith Bulcher a n d sch.;.l at a.m., basket Robert Garwell. dinner at noon and afternoou Hm <Hospitalman) Alan Wal- ,.rvice will be 'at 1:30 p.m. lace, who is serving with the V. S. Navy in lbe Bethesda Naval Research Cent&, Betnesda, BAND TO MEET Md., spent the weekend with All members of lbe Soulbero h1!1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! . Dwight Wallace and family. I High School 1marcl!lnll Wallace is assigned to lbe !Sib band are urged fD attend praonoor known as lbe VIP rd !lee sessions on Tuesday, June j"'"'=.._.~._;~~-w;;;a~l1. from 6 fD 1:30 p.m. and T!JurJo day, June 9 from 6 fD 7:30 p.m. at lbe hlgb school. i ·f~ I AS Supervisor 00 16 Inch MMchlnt Buffet nd Hutch " I• SPECIAL PURCHASEl Savel Curity Diapers stock up now on tile d!aparo you•n need. You'll Uke the excellent quality of Curlty diapars. PRE FOLDED CURITY GAUZE DIAPERS - - - - $3 '33 doL CURtTY STRETCH GAUZI DIAPERS ~ CURtTY ~ MUZI DIAPEU T T dol, 88 ,L' SALEI $69.00 Another Big Towel Sale ,,. this Week end - All Firrt QudlltJI. OM BERKLINE RECLINERs ot the Llree oomfortabll ebaln, I'OIIJI. padded and upbolllered ID ll!pported v!DyL Brown-Belg&-Greea. . 11881 KfiOWII BNndl, 99 ,L' $1.9810$2.98 BATH TOWELS $1.29 · - ' ' ' fl.lt KDRDOVIN ON SALI PDR SL 00 THIS WIIK IND - - - - - - /' ~· lALII BOYI IHORT SLEIVI VILOUR SPORT SHIRTS 100~ oombed eolloD vel· our, llrlpea and ootid colon. Size& 8 fD 18. Savo durin& tllla Ale. $4,29 $2.98 to$3.98 BATH TOWELS Bli aelecllon of colon. 120 for lbls.-.Je. $1.59 f2 waist. Choooe never Iron fabrics in plaldo or solid colon or wash 'D wear coltou. Belted aud Continental otyleL Juvenlle Sizes - Boya Slzea- :Mena Slzea I ParkFree·at a. Ami Instant \ Sprays onf Wlpeo offl Euy to uael :;69c 1 ribbed 7 fl. Colora: Wlllle, Green Ivo1.Sale Tllun- claJ, turdlf, $'i.38 ' ' ' ... " ' ' .------,· W:1l ff.fS ' WOOD CAMP COTS Nalurll. hardWOOd framoa. Heavy wblw can-· tiel oa oovera. llwneled ~ plate .relnforcemeat oa Wlndowaaa• MENS WALK SHORTS NOW You'll llke the oelecllon 1n on •lzeo ltollllll 28 to SoUd oolora - plalda -In all sizes. ' ault Select Your Just Received Another Shipment MENS and BOYS SWIM TRUNKS dQ, . 1 Lt. 29c Trouursln sius 29 to 60 100111 meaaurt Shim In ,;.., 14!0 to 20 111- ~· c. 86" b:z• rrlnged or plain ends. SoUd colors 10d patlernl. 492 l8r tbls aale. ' "Big Yank" ID all of the popular eolora. Ugh! grey, dark grey, green, tan. Sanforized ahlrll and trouaara. Hlrlng of · Mrs. &!ttle ~ wu by the of O!Jucalloo. Mn. otlhe Window Shades 39c to 59c FINGER TIP TOWELS Mens Work Uniforms Thundershowers loll Solld oolon, Jacquards and floraiJ. 360 for Ibis aale. doL SALE I ' 0111ter Jep. 78' tlichea lone; ~ lnchea wide, 17~ lncllo .... •~Q&~~:J·-"'-&417" z8" z·l~". .. ..,. """' r . ·• · ' . ' . $5.50 . • ,. . ·· Parking P(f\dn·~· ==r~=:~w~ . Ql1lo vane, WID bold I at �• ; J ·. ,; (? '· •• •: ' ·' • ' ~.~tment is SO® ~ · " .DAR Chapter wtll ·~··~ VJ.ei~Uon11 . · k b }4 '· Strue yLar 00 l of Cofi l r0 ( . CAJ.F.MlAR .1 f.! A I . PT. PLE~ANT -The Ladies Make Contrt'but•'on for Kitchen oriel Charles Lewl• Chapter DAR, will be host to two ' ·• THURSDAY . . ing organlz•llons sorurday, The Ladles Bible era.. of Ute "God U.es 'tQdoy!' THE PAST COUNCILORS ol ·u; at the Morision Hou~e, MiddlejJOrt ~'in;t BaJlU•l Cllurc11 tbe the111e of lite l.!!tib' ~· Theodoru• Counell l)aughtera ~ Encfle-Wei Park, aceording made a donation tow~d tile tloo lllble ."'-il'l"l whi<:h Plans AJ!ierica will mee~ "ThursdaJ !"1'. PLEASANT Ernest · an a~ent by Mn. kitchen project at. their meet· beld at the !'Omel'lll' .ll'iilelv k f<Jt the Mason I evening, at the home of Mn. warren Baleh, 45, Rt. 2 Point 1e11 Proffitt. Tuesday evemng at the , CllrJSt June !,& .. ~~:~r 01 'ceremqni~·s . for the which Is sehedul· Max Melnharl Pleasant, was eharged with The Anne Bailey Chapter · . Beulah White. gave .tbe· from 9-11. 11.m. , . •&<)IJib•ern Ohio l'~geant to be1leld in ed for August 10.13· at the Na· failure to have vehicle under DAR Charleston will be at openmg prayer aDd ¥>•· Eliza· Teachen .will be Ml1. ronjunction wit~ the Se~ond An· tiona! Guard grolinds on Rt. 62, ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE control following a one ear the Mansion Hou~e at II a. m. beth Slaven, president, presJCI· II~ Jolmlloa, IIJI(~r.i'; 8 P· m. mlsbap Wednesday momlng on lor coffee iollowed by a pro- ed. (~:~~~~~=~~:~~ north of Point Pleasant. 1 wiD meet 'lburlday at LoUJJ Osbon)e 8 iii are 18 to 28 yeats old as of Sept. 5, One of several highlights :~ w~ft!: : : " m~=: RL 35. Baleb ran off the high- gram on Anne Bailey. An inv1Mrs. Dana dHammD gave theth ~~ushg, be~;. 1966 . ~--·. ·-. . . w way otrlklng a bridge abut- tltlon Is extended to all rea mg. urmg e wn nu ' pr"-'' On Sy ' ws~. ~· Falf this year wlll be the wUI work on a noal lor the ment. He was treated II PI••· bera of die lo•al cha ter• to meeting the class VOir I Bob Miner, junior!. trant . on 'lltage in · \.. · . appea~';;" !lfd the ~arl!'r Fam·l Regatta parade. hnt Valley Hospital for tacor- lend the 11 · 8 m ~ e!l to donate 128 to the kitchen Donna Smith, Pa111le.tt8 evenlllli' wn and hathihg suit :PtryY an d r enl ' w ~ are oound· WOMEN'S MISSIONARY !II> 1ation of the seaip whieb requlr- ·2:30 p. m.· tbe West' · sink ~roject at the cbureb. Sheila Ohlinger 10 competition, and give a three I an wes ern smgers, an I ed 19 stit<•hp, • hruist'd kne• Durmg the program hour man Taylor. . Fll'!l Property damage ...,;, e1tl: Hiatorlcal and Genealogical Mrs. Clyde Winebrenll"r pre- ' Rev. Jerry Maaiera 1Qncle Ja~ and Aunt Kate, who , clely of the Pomeroy minul<! )alent -"'I of her own ~.. cl<!ty of P'\'kersb~rg will lll!nled 8 reading and Mra. Fran- I devotional leader Ml'tl. 1wj)l.,.leome all to the Fair. Baptist ~burch wiU meet Tburs- m ted t ·~ .... 1 h choos1ng. day evemng at the ehurch There a a ........ .... m s ap was the Mansion House ' --~ Miss o .. .-., · . 'l'he'' hor!leshoe pitching will · 111 be 1 11 d 1 ~~ tl Investigated by the State Po· ces Bearlls played for group ! wlll have the mlas11111 Pai,ellnt .the . :The June ·~ling ot. the I ~mlls.t of three classes this I ~ olfi;~ ~~.~ El.::"er :lc~~ lice. Pleahll VaUeJ Hospital singing. Mrs. Bearhs and Ml'!. land Peggy Bowen will In ·wscs of the' ' Syracuse 'Metho- year •and all pitchers who par-I bed 1 1 d Max Elbert Coon 11 Sandy· ADMI~D M W'll' 1Winebrenner were h011t•sl!lls for[•• piamst and secrelary•. , 1. , , 1 . I ham wll1 evot or.s an pro- Ill W V :. • "., : rs. I tam I 1h d ed aJ . ...,. ill he pl~eae:nted .(1• .1: wl~ner,.uis! church was held Tuesday tie pate must quably In ad·. am ll!ader. Potluck refresh- ~ e. . ~·. chargru with neg- Baird, ijouthside: Mr!. James a suc a our an serv a s - ~ ··-m w . .to evening at the home of Mrs. vance. gr ill b ed f th bgent hom1c1de m the Tuesday Beaver Galli lis· Mro Ber· ad course With coffee aod nuts day, June 211 at ?.SO p.m. ...,,,. ., ~'~ ;~~~~~~i~;~: J Wliliam Eicltin g.:e,1·'.··•' . . menls w e sen a l<!r e night accident on Rt. 2 whieh ' po. ' · from • teble earrylng out I ;.;i J!lhnatban Scarberry Js.ehair· meeting. look the .life of Mn;, Dollie the Baylor\ Addis?"· pink and whlte color scheme. table. Olhen ·~=~H~=~. Am~ • Mrs. El~]llnget; presideril,f man tor the commercial spaee! FRIDAY j Durst PI Pltasant Ia free on DISCHARGED. charles An arrangement ol pink dais-.Nora Hamilton, Pearl .1conducte4.i !e. me.eting · w~ch [ at the Fair and Art Hartly lsJ YOUNG ADULT CLASS of $2,500' bo~. coon ia seheduled fie~, Pt. Pleasan{: d ~nald iea and whlte lril centered the Iand Genevle're SaxtGL · . : . opened ,,IIIi': devotions' '!altli.nl'"r!Ublt cha1rman. the Federated Church will have to appear Saturday, IO::le a.m. esDu~rn::n· a;a~ : : lr=•·..-=.-....................=,...=;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiO& t''-.' . counties to from I 119Il.jthums by Mrs. ; Mrs. Paul Powell of New ' an ice cream soeiai at the ln.Justlce ol Peace Olivia Kin- ry Awle Gro•e.'Richard .... :,,,: , ·· WendeU $toler, who gave 8 . Haven is organizing a spectac- church, Friday, beginning COld Court. V~re, Pt. Pieasa'nt; Mrs. • .ltllsi' Sjlpthe)'il .Ohio Pag- medltattoil from The Upper J uiar variety show for contest- 6 p. m. Home made ice cream An arrest at the counly jail Collier Pt Pleasant ~UI~e II ALL KINDS •. WE SELL OR TRADE . ~ Gpellll'to •.ttY girl · Room and dosed with prayer. : ants up to age 18 years. and eake wli\ be sold. listed was that of John Junior BIRTH: Mr. and M~s. James mg thO qll81Jllcallons f r 0 Mrs. Carl Weese presented the ! The opening parade for the Ella•: 41, Mason, W. Va. charg· Beaver Gallipolis Ohio 1 COMPLETE LINE OF Meigs, Gallia: Washington, program topic, Strangers No t966 Fair will be sponsored by SATURDAY ed With non-su(IIIOrt. daugb~r. ' ' Reloading Equipment, Powder, Shells & Bullett Athens counlles, and to More. i the Point Pleasant Lions Club; HAPPY HARVESTERS elass lion and 14 persons failing . n•lv.ll GIVE 19 EXAMS wha are attending a college, A short business session was ' the Queen's contest is sponsor- of the Federated ehurch will ers exams are given by lversiiy, or business school held and 20 shut-to c:alineport· l ed by the Chamber of Com- sponsor a jitney supper at the PT. PLEASANT - The loeai one of these counUes whose The meeting closed· with I merce and the Junior Woman's church Saturday beginning at State Police Delaehment ,ave State Police at Pt. Pleasa~ . "'h • t b 69 drivers exams Tuesday with the first and third Tuesday DEPOT STREET RUTLAND, 0. manent residence ia' elsewhere, two r!"...:..dmgs, ·'' a'.w· eJ·,Qqb 'l(ill .'!Sa~.!'P"nsor the Lit- 4 p m Fried chicken ham loat 17 passing the final exam, 38 each month at their office. 1 For .more~or .lion: girls , WoriCdl ~~·1'8· ~~-a::,.';i ~ l,"'ltl.iJa ,~e \411!• Mason and m~at loaf will~ served. passing the written uamina- the courthouse. may eontael Pag DlfemG7 1the ou.,.,..w~~y,,f~·-"'IYW' .-est·~-' · ·-Pret--------~ Jim Mees, Radio B!>I ;cia Karr; ·~ ' ·" · ' tf ' Baby CeiitiiiJt,,··'··.· .-" ·: MONDAY 11, Mlddl;port, ; or phone blm Refreshments were served by '!;'he New Haven Gorden ., II m.G355 or !m-3598 the hostess to ' the above and Club and the Nehlelima Gar- BETHEL NO. 62 of the lnler· l Mrs. w111 tam Hou dasheit • Mrs. den Club of Mason are sponsor- nallonal. Order of Job's Da,lgh· . _ _.___' Dana Wmebrenner Mro~. Mel- 1 ·mg the 11ower show Wll. h a ters, will meet Monday ·at 7.3e vin Grimm • Mrs · Oma Wine· them e th 19 year of "Beauty of 1 p.m. Th at Pomeroy MasoniC Tem· II be . 11 t' 1 brenner and a guest, Miss Lin- the Good Earth." and a 14 1 p e. . ere WI msta a JOO da Etchmger. class horse show will be h id of office". All parents, Masons d 'th e and Eastern Sta" are mvtted. ·' . • un er e superVISIOn of . 1Job DAUGHTERS OF R th '. .;·~, I: I ~T Greer of New Haven. of the United Method!~ chureh[ l\.I4J"tJ TO REPORT JlJNE r7 will meet Monday all 2 p. PT. PLEASANT _ The petit at the home ol Misses LocreUa C~US (UPll-Franklin 1 jury for the Mason Cou•ty and Ada Genhelmer. Coullly-• Common Pleas Court I . ·:- ,. ., Circuit Court .will report fer MEIGS ~OUNTY Salon 710, ~- asketH.,day to stop the WalJ..Street Chatter duty on June :~th' at ~[~.a. m. 8 et ~· Will have a plenle t,~f f\ool pro<O<ldlng w1th its NEW YORK IUPI) -Stanley I instead of Juiif'l!!lr~ i!l'!!Wm- the Middleport park, s~l<! pian to centralize . H~ii~r & Co. says tha~. m I~ I IY announced. Thi, Cbaoge In the at 5:00 p. m. Members art to ••boOI ·ht!• .~~ases. . 1 opmwnt the stock market s 1da!A! was due to the· settlement take thetr own sJive~ware. 0 L : t~ ' ,I . , . .. , curren uneastness re ects no , or dismissal of all actiOJ,s MARY SHRINE, Whtte Shrine a~~ against 'E . E. Holt, I more than lhe possibility of a scheduled lor the 13th el Jerusalem will meet at the s9~,qdant of pubhc mstrue- slower rate of gain for .___:_ JOOF Hall Monday at I p. m. l l l f i· employes Of the Ed- corporate eiifnings in the latter . tLLEGAL COAL A 1ehool of instruetlOD will uMI,i ~~jl;:;f!l•bjltd L. pari of this year. As yet, the At In A lc oondueted by Beatrice Blue 1. · ''.tlllli nnen~ce·dirOO!or; firm says, it does not believe a th 0~~- lme th : ,..1mer bea, district deputy All ofllcen ar; ... ~ • Ia'• n. . d f Ed . oPou to . - ·.• .. ..,. o uca· the market lnls diScounted an ' n 1rae•~ dwas . urged It he present. 10 wiJIS. flied by 17 school bus . actual reversal o! the inflationa· ~e ess an ' some places, itippUeis. . . · ry trend. e sale of anthracite was de•Thti 'plan was developed May ciared a fraud punishable by L!vy's "History of Rome" was t after the court said t!Je orig- Bache & Co. says the major law. In .1813 ~ colonel wao ar- an aeeurate history of Rome in lllal rulea and regulations aimed stimulus on the horizon is ~ested '" Philadelphia for ~~'I· I~ voJwnea, only 35 of wblcb ai ·eentralizlng '\!chool Ilhs pur· qU'arter '' earnihgs '•and' .lllg, ,ll><'l'lil ., , ,f~w, ..wagou-)9,acls 'ba:ve· been preserved bl their 1 <~ases wile· u,nlaw(ul and unwhn' the mar~ lieg;ns ."! · ~f .IbiS coal. ·· · · entirety. reasonable. · · these are upside The plan. In wbieh the departlikely lo hold sway CHOOSE n.i~· FINEST • • . CHOOSE men!· would act aa agent of again. · school boards wanting to buy buses· by laking bids, waa set Goodbody & Co. says It would up. avoid committing a dispropor·'Jbe department have received lionate the amount of fonda to ordero lor 870 -buses, Jolin Par- the glamor type Issues at a B6ns, dlreetor of school finance. tllne like the present when said. . . lber• are .. many ncellent A temporary lnjunetion would values available at more . hltll rcbool bus · mom.rate multiples elsewhere llirough the 'education in the general list. C~mJ.II'IE OF ACCESSORIESt ... menl "' hearing .on . the matter .... . ' was set for Thllrsda.' afternoon. 'The alcoholic beverage indu.. eCRYSTALS eM081LE WHIPS 1'lbe . purcha!llng of bilses Is second only ~~-~:1n¢ome v~ 1ft·. boards of edttditlim [ system as a major produeeSPRINGS LEAD IN CABLI lilll' ~r be , ((eJegated, er of Iedera! revenue..... bllB IUpPitelw• contended In eMAST PIPE eMETERS .. · Miss Patricia Morris attend· lull. ed '" . . A savb)g o1 approxl(nately $2,uoe wedding of Miss Jean • :: Base Antennas~ :t"1ed C.B. Radios • • bus ould be Uzed .Russell in the 'A,then.s ~ Cil" · ·w · rea "1" ·of Christ on Friday evening. eTop Hill der the volunlal'y plan, Parsons .u .Danny Lasure has employePro 21 1~-:r"'~.~:;:~===-- ment in Athens. • Sconnlt' Bums Meryl Houdashelt and famI'L.~UI· lly. Wilkesville, spent Sunday \Ma!W with the Leonard Quisenberry ,:1'1 " family. Others visiting thera .'· · "'I s . ra·c·use 1 M.eetl.·ng H.eld . At f ic'h ··· ngers· . I I ·. 1 :'rt 1 GUNS Stewart's Gun Shop River News • rt ASked T;0 Slop N ew . -W-" ::' Bus. Plans ., . . CHATIER Dontown to shop down the street to the drive-in ot i ~ I -- I .PEARCE· SIMPSON , e . ·.i' ·i. • .- Ridge · SoCiety. News ;~~a~:.ui . Mulljns FOREMAN &ABBOTT aru1 family, ' Mrs. Lessle Mullins spent the Mn. Rltgan spent • weekeod;:-,!(.tb · her mother In Columbus. tiewark. ' ·· 11. GregOJ')I, D1!7ton, eilied II>. ~ Albert cone and \"aoca wllblir bomea on sua!1•.repom the! Is lather, 1f.,A ·0~011 II· I ~nl Ill ~~~~~ ~~ havlni w: >. ... . . - .._..... ....... , . _ . ,. . . . . . . . 1·· ·~ · , 1 .. .. . Albert .C!iae and wife Mrs: · NeUle Yale and ,. n1filhE>r I r.cently"•Pent "an evening .lirrot Balil and wife. . ' Rieky Ptltlt 11 . a~nding . ,., <~~ty• . wHit his liSter; ' Mrs .. John· Paul Rebslar and son~. 'l W1lllliD ' weekendl'lill!i.~ Vlrglnla. , . .. · : ~·;;;...:..;;..j; • ............. , Oil · '11iurlday.I •#"' Dill.,~ , J Mitt.rCon Milrrll II DIW ~ ,bema of het'~IIOD, at .;ftel •beiJII. bospUJllledSO•miW~Iat ~ time; ,She Ia J!nJII<IVetl ... t~. . . , ·' . . ,. "YOUR c'.B, HEADQUARTIRI" MIDDLIPORT, 0. .... .... GATU.ER :.~ROUND AND SING A ~OUND WITH HUDEPOHL! • 1966 ChiMIIiollmpoll Sport Slclln with eight features now llllndalll for YQ!It IIIGtd Ml1ti illeludtna beCk-up ll&hl• llld uat bolts front and ,_(at- buolllo up!). You'D arrive relaxed. Fresh. TM ride, you see, is ao IIIIIOOth and qciei with tru. foam-cushioned seata and ovtr· 700 llhock and IOilDd absorbers IOftenillg the way. What yuu pt iJ • The metieolous coachwork of · Body by Fisher that ·surro1111da you with rieh appoint_ . . , cleep.twjp earpetinc • Full Coil ~pension that IItten& hilla aDd 1lliCrinkles roads • Ma,W.Mirror finish with a abille 10 deep, aeems you could stick your :finger IDto it,• Gobe of lQOlD. for bipeiDCI. abouldera, lop and feet. Wha$ yuu em aclll Jnclud• • ComfortroD automatic heatinr and air coDditiol\mi-aPriul wee.tbar the year 1011114 • AM:FM.multiple stereo radio • Tilt-telescopic st 1lui, 10 you ~ position the wbeel just 10 • Power ~-!Jrl.a,. wlndowt, -t..•tearinr· ADd what 7011 do i l - JVUI' Chevrolet dea1et .JIOw. YGU'D IJIIVei 8nd a better time to buy, so AU , • fUl ; Wbata):awaltblfm? Snmnw'a come, pt going, nmiDit buys on Chevrelet, D and Conair. See your Chevrolet · ·:,..--~ . "" ., .. ,., deaIer for fast, fast ·;.~-~:~~~ delivery on all kinds ~ _,~ of Chevrolets ••• --~ ~ !],:~ ,., ~ t-'2# .. V8's and 6's! �• ; J ·. ,; (? '· •• •: ' ·' • ' ~.~tment is SO® ~ · " .DAR Chapter wtll ·~··~ VJ.ei~Uon11 . · k b }4 '· Strue yLar 00 l of Cofi l r0 ( . CAJ.F.MlAR .1 f.! A I . PT. PLE~ANT -The Ladies Make Contrt'but•'on for Kitchen oriel Charles Lewl• Chapter DAR, will be host to two ' ·• THURSDAY . . ing organlz•llons sorurday, The Ladles Bible era.. of Ute "God U.es 'tQdoy!' THE PAST COUNCILORS ol ·u; at the Morision Hou~e, MiddlejJOrt ~'in;t BaJlU•l Cllurc11 tbe the111e of lite l.!!tib' ~· Theodoru• Counell l)aughtera ~ Encfle-Wei Park, aceording made a donation tow~d tile tloo lllble ."'-il'l"l whi<:h Plans AJ!ierica will mee~ "ThursdaJ !"1'. PLEASANT Ernest · an a~ent by Mn. kitchen project at. their meet· beld at the !'Omel'lll' .ll'iilelv k f<Jt the Mason I evening, at the home of Mn. warren Baleh, 45, Rt. 2 Point 1e11 Proffitt. Tuesday evemng at the , CllrJSt June !,& .. ~~:~r 01 'ceremqni~·s . for the which Is sehedul· Max Melnharl Pleasant, was eharged with The Anne Bailey Chapter · . Beulah White. gave .tbe· from 9-11. 11.m. , . •&<)IJib•ern Ohio l'~geant to be1leld in ed for August 10.13· at the Na· failure to have vehicle under DAR Charleston will be at openmg prayer aDd ¥>•· Eliza· Teachen .will be Ml1. ronjunction wit~ the Se~ond An· tiona! Guard grolinds on Rt. 62, ROCK SPRINGS GRANGE control following a one ear the Mansion Hou~e at II a. m. beth Slaven, president, presJCI· II~ Jolmlloa, IIJI(~r.i'; 8 P· m. mlsbap Wednesday momlng on lor coffee iollowed by a pro- ed. (~:~~~~~=~~:~~ north of Point Pleasant. 1 wiD meet 'lburlday at LoUJJ Osbon)e 8 iii are 18 to 28 yeats old as of Sept. 5, One of several highlights :~ w~ft!: : : " m~=: RL 35. Baleb ran off the high- gram on Anne Bailey. An inv1Mrs. Dana dHammD gave theth ~~ushg, be~;. 1966 . ~--·. ·-. . . w way otrlklng a bridge abut- tltlon Is extended to all rea mg. urmg e wn nu ' pr"-'' On Sy ' ws~. ~· Falf this year wlll be the wUI work on a noal lor the ment. He was treated II PI••· bera of die lo•al cha ter• to meeting the class VOir I Bob Miner, junior!. trant . on 'lltage in · \.. · . appea~';;" !lfd the ~arl!'r Fam·l Regatta parade. hnt Valley Hospital for tacor- lend the 11 · 8 m ~ e!l to donate 128 to the kitchen Donna Smith, Pa111le.tt8 evenlllli' wn and hathihg suit :PtryY an d r enl ' w ~ are oound· WOMEN'S MISSIONARY !II> 1ation of the seaip whieb requlr- ·2:30 p. m.· tbe West' · sink ~roject at the cbureb. Sheila Ohlinger 10 competition, and give a three I an wes ern smgers, an I ed 19 stit<•hp, • hruist'd kne• Durmg the program hour man Taylor. . Fll'!l Property damage ...,;, e1tl: Hiatorlcal and Genealogical Mrs. Clyde Winebrenll"r pre- ' Rev. Jerry Maaiera 1Qncle Ja~ and Aunt Kate, who , clely of the Pomeroy minul<! )alent -"'I of her own ~.. cl<!ty of P'\'kersb~rg will lll!nled 8 reading and Mra. Fran- I devotional leader Ml'tl. 1wj)l.,.leome all to the Fair. Baptist ~burch wiU meet Tburs- m ted t ·~ .... 1 h choos1ng. day evemng at the ehurch There a a ........ .... m s ap was the Mansion House ' --~ Miss o .. .-., · . 'l'he'' hor!leshoe pitching will · 111 be 1 11 d 1 ~~ tl Investigated by the State Po· ces Bearlls played for group ! wlll have the mlas11111 Pai,ellnt .the . :The June ·~ling ot. the I ~mlls.t of three classes this I ~ olfi;~ ~~.~ El.::"er :lc~~ lice. Pleahll VaUeJ Hospital singing. Mrs. Bearhs and Ml'!. land Peggy Bowen will In ·wscs of the' ' Syracuse 'Metho- year •and all pitchers who par-I bed 1 1 d Max Elbert Coon 11 Sandy· ADMI~D M W'll' 1Winebrenner were h011t•sl!lls for[•• piamst and secrelary•. , 1. , , 1 . I ham wll1 evot or.s an pro- Ill W V :. • "., : rs. I tam I 1h d ed aJ . ...,. ill he pl~eae:nted .(1• .1: wl~ner,.uis! church was held Tuesday tie pate must quably In ad·. am ll!ader. Potluck refresh- ~ e. . ~·. chargru with neg- Baird, ijouthside: Mr!. James a suc a our an serv a s - ~ ··-m w . .to evening at the home of Mrs. vance. gr ill b ed f th bgent hom1c1de m the Tuesday Beaver Galli lis· Mro Ber· ad course With coffee aod nuts day, June 211 at ?.SO p.m. ...,,,. ., ~'~ ;~~~~~~i~;~: J Wliliam Eicltin g.:e,1·'.··•' . . menls w e sen a l<!r e night accident on Rt. 2 whieh ' po. ' · from • teble earrylng out I ;.;i J!lhnatban Scarberry Js.ehair· meeting. look the .life of Mn;, Dollie the Baylor\ Addis?"· pink and whlte color scheme. table. Olhen ·~=~H~=~. Am~ • Mrs. El~]llnget; presideril,f man tor the commercial spaee! FRIDAY j Durst PI Pltasant Ia free on DISCHARGED. charles An arrangement ol pink dais-.Nora Hamilton, Pearl .1conducte4.i !e. me.eting · w~ch [ at the Fair and Art Hartly lsJ YOUNG ADULT CLASS of $2,500' bo~. coon ia seheduled fie~, Pt. Pleasan{: d ~nald iea and whlte lril centered the Iand Genevle're SaxtGL · . : . opened ,,IIIi': devotions' '!altli.nl'"r!Ublt cha1rman. the Federated Church will have to appear Saturday, IO::le a.m. esDu~rn::n· a;a~ : : lr=•·..-=.-....................=,...=;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiO& t''-.' . counties to from I 119Il.jthums by Mrs. ; Mrs. Paul Powell of New ' an ice cream soeiai at the ln.Justlce ol Peace Olivia Kin- ry Awle Gro•e.'Richard .... :,,,: , ·· WendeU $toler, who gave 8 . Haven is organizing a spectac- church, Friday, beginning COld Court. V~re, Pt. Pieasa'nt; Mrs. • .ltllsi' Sjlpthe)'il .Ohio Pag- medltattoil from The Upper J uiar variety show for contest- 6 p. m. Home made ice cream An arrest at the counly jail Collier Pt Pleasant ~UI~e II ALL KINDS •. WE SELL OR TRADE . ~ Gpellll'to •.ttY girl · Room and dosed with prayer. : ants up to age 18 years. and eake wli\ be sold. listed was that of John Junior BIRTH: Mr. and M~s. James mg thO qll81Jllcallons f r 0 Mrs. Carl Weese presented the ! The opening parade for the Ella•: 41, Mason, W. Va. charg· Beaver Gallipolis Ohio 1 COMPLETE LINE OF Meigs, Gallia: Washington, program topic, Strangers No t966 Fair will be sponsored by SATURDAY ed With non-su(IIIOrt. daugb~r. ' ' Reloading Equipment, Powder, Shells & Bullett Athens counlles, and to More. i the Point Pleasant Lions Club; HAPPY HARVESTERS elass lion and 14 persons failing . n•lv.ll GIVE 19 EXAMS wha are attending a college, A short business session was ' the Queen's contest is sponsor- of the Federated ehurch will ers exams are given by lversiiy, or business school held and 20 shut-to c:alineport· l ed by the Chamber of Com- sponsor a jitney supper at the PT. PLEASANT - The loeai one of these counUes whose The meeting closed· with I merce and the Junior Woman's church Saturday beginning at State Police Delaehment ,ave State Police at Pt. Pleasa~ . "'h • t b 69 drivers exams Tuesday with the first and third Tuesday DEPOT STREET RUTLAND, 0. manent residence ia' elsewhere, two r!"...:..dmgs, ·'' a'.w· eJ·,Qqb 'l(ill .'!Sa~.!'P"nsor the Lit- 4 p m Fried chicken ham loat 17 passing the final exam, 38 each month at their office. 1 For .more~or .lion: girls , WoriCdl ~~·1'8· ~~-a::,.';i ~ l,"'ltl.iJa ,~e \411!• Mason and m~at loaf will~ served. passing the written uamina- the courthouse. may eontael Pag DlfemG7 1the ou.,.,..w~~y,,f~·-"'IYW' .-est·~-' · ·-Pret--------~ Jim Mees, Radio B!>I ;cia Karr; ·~ ' ·" · ' tf ' Baby CeiitiiiJt,,··'··.· .-" ·: MONDAY 11, Mlddl;port, ; or phone blm Refreshments were served by '!;'he New Haven Gorden ., II m.G355 or !m-3598 the hostess to ' the above and Club and the Nehlelima Gar- BETHEL NO. 62 of the lnler· l Mrs. w111 tam Hou dasheit • Mrs. den Club of Mason are sponsor- nallonal. Order of Job's Da,lgh· . _ _.___' Dana Wmebrenner Mro~. Mel- 1 ·mg the 11ower show Wll. h a ters, will meet Monday ·at 7.3e vin Grimm • Mrs · Oma Wine· them e th 19 year of "Beauty of 1 p.m. Th at Pomeroy MasoniC Tem· II be . 11 t' 1 brenner and a guest, Miss Lin- the Good Earth." and a 14 1 p e. . ere WI msta a JOO da Etchmger. class horse show will be h id of office". All parents, Masons d 'th e and Eastern Sta" are mvtted. ·' . • un er e superVISIOn of . 1Job DAUGHTERS OF R th '. .;·~, I: I ~T Greer of New Haven. of the United Method!~ chureh[ l\.I4J"tJ TO REPORT JlJNE r7 will meet Monday all 2 p. PT. PLEASANT _ The petit at the home ol Misses LocreUa C~US (UPll-Franklin 1 jury for the Mason Cou•ty and Ada Genhelmer. Coullly-• Common Pleas Court I . ·:- ,. ., Circuit Court .will report fer MEIGS ~OUNTY Salon 710, ~- asketH.,day to stop the WalJ..Street Chatter duty on June :~th' at ~[~.a. m. 8 et ~· Will have a plenle t,~f f\ool pro<O<ldlng w1th its NEW YORK IUPI) -Stanley I instead of Juiif'l!!lr~ i!l'!!Wm- the Middleport park, s~l<! pian to centralize . H~ii~r & Co. says tha~. m I~ I IY announced. Thi, Cbaoge In the at 5:00 p. m. Members art to ••boOI ·ht!• .~~ases. . 1 opmwnt the stock market s 1da!A! was due to the· settlement take thetr own sJive~ware. 0 L : t~ ' ,I . , . .. , curren uneastness re ects no , or dismissal of all actiOJ,s MARY SHRINE, Whtte Shrine a~~ against 'E . E. Holt, I more than lhe possibility of a scheduled lor the 13th el Jerusalem will meet at the s9~,qdant of pubhc mstrue- slower rate of gain for .___:_ JOOF Hall Monday at I p. m. l l l f i· employes Of the Ed- corporate eiifnings in the latter . tLLEGAL COAL A 1ehool of instruetlOD will uMI,i ~~jl;:;f!l•bjltd L. pari of this year. As yet, the At In A lc oondueted by Beatrice Blue 1. · ''.tlllli nnen~ce·dirOO!or; firm says, it does not believe a th 0~~- lme th : ,..1mer bea, district deputy All ofllcen ar; ... ~ • Ia'• n. . d f Ed . oPou to . - ·.• .. ..,. o uca· the market lnls diScounted an ' n 1rae•~ dwas . urged It he present. 10 wiJIS. flied by 17 school bus . actual reversal o! the inflationa· ~e ess an ' some places, itippUeis. . . · ry trend. e sale of anthracite was de•Thti 'plan was developed May ciared a fraud punishable by L!vy's "History of Rome" was t after the court said t!Je orig- Bache & Co. says the major law. In .1813 ~ colonel wao ar- an aeeurate history of Rome in lllal rulea and regulations aimed stimulus on the horizon is ~ested '" Philadelphia for ~~'I· I~ voJwnea, only 35 of wblcb ai ·eentralizlng '\!chool Ilhs pur· qU'arter '' earnihgs '•and' .lllg, ,ll><'l'lil ., , ,f~w, ..wagou-)9,acls 'ba:ve· been preserved bl their 1 <~ases wile· u,nlaw(ul and unwhn' the mar~ lieg;ns ."! · ~f .IbiS coal. ·· · · entirety. reasonable. · · these are upside The plan. In wbieh the departlikely lo hold sway CHOOSE n.i~· FINEST • • . CHOOSE men!· would act aa agent of again. · school boards wanting to buy buses· by laking bids, waa set Goodbody & Co. says It would up. avoid committing a dispropor·'Jbe department have received lionate the amount of fonda to ordero lor 870 -buses, Jolin Par- the glamor type Issues at a B6ns, dlreetor of school finance. tllne like the present when said. . . lber• are .. many ncellent A temporary lnjunetion would values available at more . hltll rcbool bus · mom.rate multiples elsewhere llirough the 'education in the general list. C~mJ.II'IE OF ACCESSORIESt ... menl "' hearing .on . the matter .... . ' was set for Thllrsda.' afternoon. 'The alcoholic beverage indu.. eCRYSTALS eM081LE WHIPS 1'lbe . purcha!llng of bilses Is second only ~~-~:1n¢ome v~ 1ft·. boards of edttditlim [ system as a major produeeSPRINGS LEAD IN CABLI lilll' ~r be , ((eJegated, er of Iedera! revenue..... bllB IUpPitelw• contended In eMAST PIPE eMETERS .. · Miss Patricia Morris attend· lull. ed '" . . A savb)g o1 approxl(nately $2,uoe wedding of Miss Jean • :: Base Antennas~ :t"1ed C.B. Radios • • bus ould be Uzed .Russell in the 'A,then.s ~ Cil" · ·w · rea "1" ·of Christ on Friday evening. eTop Hill der the volunlal'y plan, Parsons .u .Danny Lasure has employePro 21 1~-:r"'~.~:;:~===-- ment in Athens. • Sconnlt' Bums Meryl Houdashelt and famI'L.~UI· lly. Wilkesville, spent Sunday \Ma!W with the Leonard Quisenberry ,:1'1 " family. Others visiting thera .'· · "'I s . ra·c·use 1 M.eetl.·ng H.eld . At f ic'h ··· ngers· . I I ·. 1 :'rt 1 GUNS Stewart's Gun Shop River News • rt ASked T;0 Slop N ew . -W-" ::' Bus. Plans ., . . CHATIER Dontown to shop down the street to the drive-in ot i ~ I -- I .PEARCE· SIMPSON , e . ·.i' ·i. • .- Ridge · SoCiety. News ;~~a~:.ui . Mulljns FOREMAN &ABBOTT aru1 family, ' Mrs. Lessle Mullins spent the Mn. Rltgan spent • weekeod;:-,!(.tb · her mother In Columbus. tiewark. ' ·· 11. GregOJ')I, D1!7ton, eilied II>. ~ Albert cone and \"aoca wllblir bomea on sua!1•.repom the! Is lather, 1f.,A ·0~011 II· I ~nl Ill ~~~~~ ~~ havlni w: >. ... . . - .._..... ....... , . _ . ,. . . . . . . . 1·· ·~ · , 1 .. .. . Albert .C!iae and wife Mrs: · NeUle Yale and ,. n1filhE>r I r.cently"•Pent "an evening .lirrot Balil and wife. . ' Rieky Ptltlt 11 . a~nding . ,., <~~ty• . wHit his liSter; ' Mrs .. John· Paul Rebslar and son~. 'l W1lllliD ' weekendl'lill!i.~ Vlrglnla. , . .. · : ~·;;;...:..;;..j; • ............. , Oil · '11iurlday.I •#"' Dill.,~ , J Mitt.rCon Milrrll II DIW ~ ,bema of het'~IIOD, at .;ftel •beiJII. bospUJllledSO•miW~Iat ~ time; ,She Ia J!nJII<IVetl ... t~. . . , ·' . . ,. "YOUR c'.B, HEADQUARTIRI" MIDDLIPORT, 0. .... .... GATU.ER :.~ROUND AND SING A ~OUND WITH HUDEPOHL! • 1966 ChiMIIiollmpoll Sport Slclln with eight features now llllndalll for YQ!It IIIGtd Ml1ti illeludtna beCk-up ll&hl• llld uat bolts front and ,_(at- buolllo up!). You'D arrive relaxed. Fresh. 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"" ., .. ,., deaIer for fast, fast ·;.~-~:~~~ delivery on all kinds ~ _,~ of Chevrolets ••• --~ ~ !],:~ ,., ~ t-'2# .. V8's and 6's! �.,. •o' • 0 I • ' rJ ' ~ l ;;~~ng Prnftssiorurl Grid._ War ,tEnds; t{FL,-' NFL Mer:ge i; I o· ~•Ntfi '~il)all ,.-• YORK (UPI)-Pro ofDclals who bad elicll other for s IJ -= -::-:!!_~ 'JlliiUI:d ·-,,.,;;•~~.,;; the. atmigh~ ·-·"" dollar today to predict that peace will benefit \ . ... CLEVELAND (UPI)-Oe~ · ' laod BroWilll Ptesldeat Art :ModeU Aid be was "delf&lated · 'to see'' the NatloDal and Am· .. •eric•• lootbaD leapes deci.,Jigo to merse. Formadon of lite ttew, com· bioed leagne ''Would certainly enhance Cinc!Daati's ebanetl:S of obtaining a pro footbaD team," he illlted. the game and its millions of fans. Speaking through Pete Rof,. elll, Yfbo ... comml• than U68. continued two be llllbe llelllntmst of ihe s1 _ oner. ef the network Tll and a game and Us fans." National Football League; Tex sln8le ~e schedule In 19'10. '11le slatement Usll!d - flve .....~......, nM<ldont of !he NEL .1\'ri!Dcltlseo Hold major benefits for lbe sport: natlas eoimoys and Lamar All the existing' francblles . '"'A true world cltamplon of Hunt, presldelll of the Amerl· will be retained In their -present professionalloolbaiL can IA!ague's Kansas City iDeations. Inter-league pre-sea- -Bellar football broughl to Chiefs, the owners also pledged son games will be played 1n moN .AmericiJI cJU.s more full cooperation with congres- 1967 and there 1s. an. rapidly than under any olber slonal leaders In eq>ialnlng the goal of 28 teams operating as program. detsils of the ptan. . .- ·leal!t<>; If) ~ ;11111111 Wlllks. -AsiUl'III!C!I of the IUI'ViYal The end of the coot!l~sl W>(oolll4\I.AI\:,. ~ :WJll~~f of : every . present · f~tball sports war In history, wlc~ ·~qlble,:!ll!· ~t., sb'ucltn'e franchlee 10 Ita presen~ loca· lllvolved millions of dollars 1n _of maiCir l@8UI!>liaseball. . · UC)JL .. • television money and . huge ."PrlaW .:de~ and of -l'reservatiDn ol equaUty of boi!Ulies to coUege stars, was the mechari~: .• of 1he ~ team competlUon lbrougnout re,ealed Wednesday in a joint ment remain to· be .worked. out the eapanded league. I!DI!Ouncement by the two .by a. ~I ®!lliJllltee: of club .. -An increase In the numblr leagues. The plan calls for · 8 presi~ts," the ·joint slatem~l of aetln playln& jobt for world champienship game and pointed out. ''Those Involved In veterans and gradualing colleo a common draft fiexl January, professional f eo I b a II today glana. 26 teams in 2S cities no tater pledge that all their efforts will It will cost AFL clubs an newly~panded ultimate much: 4-D.rii1~l2~ :~meroy-Middtepo~ o.. June 9• 1968 -ari(lt\jeeis Clay's Request niDI' =j£' \ By J~ .T. ~l<' broadcas~ J'811l•lu Ill ~{g~J.L)l-~oiG....:H_,,_ ' ; • a :·~yar ' ~Aaron ofttltete~wlllbetakenupln ~larles." 'Ill~ ·:~ ~UN;. 0 llrat51 sames, 111 average !lome riJiul, lncludlla the teammate Joe Torre llld Jim. 1111 .... RBI'• ·•·- ...,.lledl UPI Sporll_ Writer pull him dead even with u£11, and 1••- of hi1 ...,....1 ._ "' wlm!inC bios lint ID games Hank A the 1 "• II' """ Ray Hart. of the Saa PrandiClO Alna'l ·total to 48, """' Ia the Glanll, . wu -•led ar011, nenes entry whose 81 bomera iD 1161 Wedneaday nl&bt - drove Giants wtth 14 aplece. Marll, majora, llld the ro.";"'blta ·~ In baseball's !lome nm derby, aJI.time major teaaue Iii J1llll to ·leaf! Allanta to wbo got llltle more than an colltelad olf lhlet New Houlton f.1, ts l'llllllirli Ia pretty ful and four . ...-. vi"'ov••• New ,...... Lol Anger.t the ·-• w .... a•~- for bios trouble, also .........,. ...._.... ... Pl!lled ""'· t:l, company. With · the ra_ce one Wilsoll, who let the .,,~w1 1 11 •• .....,. ......_ ,.. el,.... PldDif'l =~.:.::;....._.;;:.;;:E>J ·~ e... rapped his :10th homer Ia "· _....,.,, ba"'- • ..-.. '· C'·-'•••ti nd third over, he II bead·and-head League atandard of ll8 ID !110. Hil II bim 1M ..,. ......w ·--.· ,. """'"~ IN a St. with Roger Maris and four It's 1101 that Aroa . pace 10 In team's . 55th game 8Dd Wllloa healllty ·•· lashed Pltllburgh 11·5. lenglha ahead of Hack Wilson. .Ignored the heme nm .... of the pack In tolh the N.L. · required flll&ames tO reach lhll Juan Marlcbal who blued ld A '""' A. L. bla· neamt . ""' Sl •ue -year-o iron. who past years. His 418 · caroeer I ,.........., .-estered the season with the blowo is the 10th best "Tbat'l lite trouble wllb 8 highest battinll average among IIJsebaD annals and be ·Ueber playtn1 lblrd baoe. He active National League players, Jed the N.r: ill that deJl<llll1D81otl 1ta1 a. wlad •P befere every never hos been regaro!ed u a with personal ~dgb1 44. lhrvw , super slugger In the lradlli011 t1 Oeearred JleiGn Ruth, Foxx and Williams, Etc. But lbe Braves' rlghUlelder That is, unUI Ibis year. never had chased tha ghost of Aaron, a slim 176 pounds, has Ruth through the summer prlnr By Ualted Preu Intentalloaal merger IIIII end the llnancl!!l I slammed 20 borne runa iR his to this year. Aroo ·ripped Owners · of the National and strain 01 both leagues By u lied I'm lit __, · American Football Leagues, secure the future of 0 • terutlo..... Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, 1966-5 having achieved harmony after football. Mike Cu•llar pitched a Naltlmal League Iii yeara of bitter infighting "I dOR'I think there will Nalloul Leap1 ldtter for his fourth stra~gnt G. AB 2li R. H. Allen, Phila 31103 36 Pt!l. .350 an d threats 0I annt'h'l1 ation, these tremendous salaries W. L Pel. GB oldory and Jfli•• Mo1a:· ~IH 41119 ·J& 41 .MS were nearly ' unanimous toda1 · bonuses that there have been in San Francisco 33 21 .611 rapped a t~o-run si"'l• Strgll, Pitt 44 165 2li 56 .339 By Vnlled Press International In their praise ol the newly the past," said Adams, who Loo Angeles !2 Zl .lOt lio cllmar k four-run •lxlh ;nn;no I Flood, StL 4911!5 .33a l National League :~~:~lne( 3() tha)nd. Carreon. merged professlonel powers. once offered $800,000 to ball- Plltsbl!rgb 30 21 .581 llio Nchlsn, Hou 39107 20 66 . 1 George Halas, the Papa Bear back lloBnie Anderson. "I Philadelphia 30 21 .518 tlio rally lhet »n1 Marichal 15 36 336 to hill aecon 1 successive de~:::~ Clmn~ Pill 47 198 2S _ · Los Angeles m IDol s) whe nursed the NFL through personally feel that the two Houston 29 :II .517 I" Soony Jack1JD and Jim 1 65 328 1 Morgn, Hou 5319 . 000 010 000- 1 8 2 ng the depression and watched it leagues geUiog tagelber meanJ Atianla 25 30 .t56 81/o 3 25 63 326 each collec<ed <Wt hits and Alou, Pitt :u 55 · Chicago 000 005 12x-41 9 2 Bos 002 1110 010 1»-- 4 grow Into a IS-team league , the security alld future of pro St. Louil 2:1 'll .4ft 1'4 44 172 320 ecored two 'uns ltr the Astros. Hart, SF S4 · D!'J'sdale, Willhite (81 and Del 1101 1102 010 01- 5 drawing U millions fans In footb,all will be assured." Cincinnati 21 27 .438 t 201 38 64 318 Cepeda, SIL 46145 17 ,46 .317 Torborc; Ellsworth 12~ 1 and Wilson, McMahon (10) IN$, Will overjoyed at the Arthur Modell, youlbfut OWl>- New York 17 28 .:171 The Pb'l'l, s bammererl eut 14 American Leagoe . Hundley. LP-Drysdale (<Hi) . ~yan ; McLain, Sherry 1111 merger of the SIX-year-old AFL er of the Cleveland Browns, Chicago 18 35 .314 15\io bils, tn<!ludl•g homers by Tony G AB R B Pel HR-Htmdley (6th). reeban. WP.Sherry (3-0) . ~ bla fi·Y~-<>id league. was delighted to see the Wedaeeday'a Rellllll Gonzalez, Riebl! Alln &Rd Cloy F.Rbsn, Bat 50.178 40. 6i .343 McMaboo (1-31. ~Ro-Gosger I am delighted that efforts merger materiallu! but !eels, Chicago I Los Angelea I Dalrymr•ie, in cruslng the Reds it's more Oliva, Min 47180 33 81 339 ; Cincin. 000 1110 I~ 6 12 1 (4th. & 5thl, ComgUaro (lOth), to bring_ about a peaceful "the liming of the Alluta 7, New Ytrk 1, DiJbl '11le vlctn·? which was crtdaed 7 2 Siebrn, Cal 43112 12 3~ :313 Phlla 400 SIO !lOx- 10 14 0 Kalme < th & 8th). relationship between the two ment may have been • Phila 10 Cincinnati 6 lll&bl to starter Chria Short, w:::s · than "'JfUPP'IIlove" ;/' B.Rbsn, Bat 52 218 36 68 312 Ellis, Nuxha\1 (21, Davidson . leagues bave beea succ.~ssful," premature. But something bad St. Louis II Pllilburih 5, nltbt eighth In the last nme oa n••• I Rchdt, Cal 51190 32 S7 ·300 (4), Baldschun 171. McCool 8) Cht~ago 11 IZO 000- 5 1 Halas said Wednesday. I have to be done. Houaton 8 San Fran 1 night lt'a time to begin that veri',: lor Pluluaelpltia. Sammy I careful aelection of a laatiral;i 1110 000 1 6 Kaiine, Del 41151 23 44 .291 and Coker· Short, Knowles (8) Cahf. 000"Tbis merger wiD help 'l'lulnday'a l'nll8ble' Plloflen bombed r.,.. tours runs •• the symbOl of love. An eumina• ' 1!"a Rbnsn, Chi 48163 23 47 :288 and Dalrymple. WP-Short (&-4) Pizarro, Higgins (6) am completely In accord w'oth foetball to more cities Los Angeles at Cblcago- Drat d!nia>,, suffered his ninth tion of our complete oollectioi Battey, MID 40 12S 8 36 288 LP·Ellis (2-9). HilS-Gonzalez Marlm; Sanford, Osteen 17-6) va Boltunan (2-6) defeat aud became the IStb ol ArtCarved diamond rinJI' • help you make thil impor- 1 Yastski, Bos 51203 2 _· (3rd), Allen l9th) , Johnson (5), Rojas 6), Burdette ~) the informal talks that took satisfy tbe growing public · York, nlght. const: ~.tiu ~tarting pitrher will place over the past years. demand. II will allow AUanla at New 9 58 286 tantdecision.OnlyA~ · Rchdsn, NY 49 203 23 58 .286 1(6th), Dalrymple (2nd), Coker Rodgers. WP - Pizarro "The most tmportant con- league to expa?" scientifically, 5Ctonlnger (4-1) Yl. Hamilton If. who lall..t to finish ageinst the with a proud heritage of 60 mi). lion rinp created since 1850, Pblla. Home Rant (lsi), Simpson Hsl). LP- Sanford (S-2). sideratlon, of course, Is !be gJVmg 11 stabll1ty and inaurlns ) . . . often such a wide .atleetioll, NSilo o a I League: Aaren, (1st) Skowron 12nd). preservatioo of the game and that no franchises wlll he Cinc11111ati at Phlledelpbla, each JUaranteed for ~arat. Braves ZO; Torre, Braves & St. Louis 601 30i 000- 1117 o the ruture certainly promise• of the St. Louis Cardltail, night-Jay (S-2) va. Jackaoll wei1h~ colo<, cut ood clarity. Hart, Glaota 14; Mays, Giants Pitts 100 21!! 000- 5 12 0 c:ontinuati•n of the present high moved," Modell added. 5) Wuh I Bat 4, Sod I Innings, 13; Santo, Cubs & Lefebvre, Briles, Dennis (51, and quality of competition," the 7l- The Bidwell St. Louis at Pit18buri!b. aigbt IUSpended curfew Dodgers 12. McCarver; Law, Schwall (1), year-<>ld Chicago coach and I of the St. Louis -sJmmo08 (!H) vs. Fryman Cleveland 2 New York I, night ' 81 American League: F. Robin· Sisk (4), McBean IS), Mikowner added. foresee a greater appeal of pro . Detroit 5 8os 4, II Innings night ! son, Orioles 14: Scott, Red So< kelse_n Face (0) and The skyrocketing bonuses I football on • larger scale . Saa FrancJSCO at Hous!Dn, It City I MinD 4, night & Oliva Twins 13· Reichardt Pngharoru, Gonder (4), WPpaid to rookies and tbll ieagne- "We're excited as all SPorts lllibt-Herbel 11.0) YJ, Dierker California I Chlcage 0, night Angels i2: Blefary, Orioles /. Dennis (2-0), LP·Law (2-3). jumping incidents by some fans must ~. with the (:1-l) , '11llflflay'a_ Probable Pll<hen Conigliaro Red Sox IO HRS- JBVJer (lsi), Stargeli 0 bigiJosalarted stars paved the possibilities of the . ~y 1 Gam01 . Kansas City at Minnesota- ~ ~. Batted b I!Oih), Gonder 13rdJ. way for the merger that wasn't championship game and the Cincinnati at New Yerk, aigbl Talbot IH) vs. Paecual UH) . N a II on a 1 League: Aaron, The ngers deafealed the apected lor years. Both , fact that ali great athletes wlll St. Louis at ~adeipbW, night Boston at DetrOJt-Sanllago : MYSTtQUE, froM $151. 1 Braves 48; Mays, Giants 36 . Atlanta i04 010 100- 7 10 0 Bombers 13-l in Pomeroy Boys leagues had dedlca~ them- , be brought into aU Atlanta at Ptttaburgh, mgbt_ (4-2) va. McLam (&-3) White. Phtliles a. Flood, car~ New York ?00 032 001- 6 8 0 League play on Wednesday. selves to drive the other out of league cities .. William Los Angeles at Saa Fran, night N':" York at Cleveland, 3S· Wynn Astros FlSbcher, 0 Dell, (4), Carroll Clark of the Tigers went the business ' s 'd ''l'b ' tl Chicagu at Houstoa, light lwUtgbt-Downlng (&-3) vs. 34· ' ' (5) Ab th 9 d di Ia th · · ao · e program eq>an, _ _, Siebert (f.!) Ame~lcan League: B. Robin· . • erna y I I an Carty; s nee o• e hill and fanned K.S. !Bud) Adams, million· sioa ... will make certain the .........can LeaiUt . •· :; son, OJOies 46; Oliva, Twins 34; FISher, Bearnarth (41. R•banl n~e and walked three. Vance aire owner of the AFL's game is elevated even above W. L Pel. Washington at Knoop, Angels 33 , Scott & (7), and stephenson. WP· pitched for the Bomber•, fan. 11ous1oa Oilers, belleves the present high standards." Cleveland 31 11 .633 "' nlght-&!gw (2-4) vs. McNally :); Yastrzemski, Red Sox 32 Carroll (3-0) . LP-FJSher 3-6). nmg 10, and lssutag eight free Balllmort 32 19 .8%1 ... tf.2) ~ · HRS.Aaron 2 (19th and 20th) passes. 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Ideal for Regalia Weekend, beach, boating, tlahfnc or garden wear. CONCINTRA11 -~ There will be a meelioi of the Ealllerl! High Scheol letic Boosters at7:30 p.m. June 9 at the scliooi when plana wnt be made concerning the Fourth of July. Everyone interested, attend. . 2li :14 .510 • UN FREE PLASTIC IIOATJ u-oo-11 ' BOOSTERS TO MEET built un- was Lillie, with twt beaten llrlng Wednesday ev.. Other bitters were Wilsoa, log to· three in Middleport Boys' sell nd B c •• ' a . arruw.ers, League oction with a convinc· singles and Van Maire and FHe, inS 6-1 victory over the Sena· each a double. lnrs. 11 was the tnly game, as Dla- Van lnwage• for the Senstol'l mond One was unplayable after fanned five and walked four. rains earlier In the day. . The Se.nators got their ru_n Rick Van Maire, the fast- m the fIrS t lnnlng wben Wit h righthander of the one out S. Bratton walked and Yankees, gav. up one bit, lrst illnlng double to Keith Inwagen, and no more. He fan· ned 15, walked five, an struck out the side in the fourth Of The Dty and fifth Ia order. Meanwhile, the Yanks oouredll hom f~·· · the f' 1 · With Gifts m·g eand~coanms tedm•- 'th11'8 Inns "' WI From His more In the third. Top hltt... !l 'h lb. Blanehtd PNnull En loy Your Afi~ ' The picture play was made by Floyd Burney as he threw home from deep left field 01 Mccune•s Slog · 1e to caleb Oh· linger at the plate. Jewelry Store Chicago California New York Boys Actton • SPECIALS 0 ., - GOESSLER - yanks contm"ue Unbeaten REGATTA WEEKEND KILL LAWN INSECTS FAST WITH ... ... Tiger hitters were led by P. Dt'll w1'th a grand s1am homer ..d a single, E. Young, • dogb, 1 d e an single, R. Dixon home run and' twO ·ling)el R. Abbott, a : borne I'UII i ·c; Bomber were Work· man wilb abitten trip!~, McCune, two singles, and Black and Ohlino. er, each a single. ·• 1 . OUTDOOR LIVING not Included. Vacation Cleanlnti' strvlce ENJOY t.a:tJ (~allon 10 ou~onl •..,. d"a the flrlt 3 mlnutt• Ala1k1 and HIWI!I exupttd. TIMI $24.31f:·fiir ,SivJa•and •te'.•fsr ·Amonc the most PDIOIP:ul~ar~:lr;;;.;;~~~~~==;;;ii;iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii~i;;;;;;;;;=i Germans, . ~ '10! I llir· these crul8ee Ia • el verb)' ASTA Travel Nm, pub- tour costlni about fl, Ucatlon of tbi, Ameoteu .sooJt.. ltltlud11 a glass of wine al ty of"TraveJ. A&ents. the glu•topped laWII!h, Amel'lc8ns rank 12th' In per drink &t the barbor and i ·• caplla foreign tourist apend· to LeldespleiD, center of ing. city's night Ufe. • Realstered Pharmacists to Serve You ITORE HOURS! l!olly . . . I AM to 10 PM lundoy .. 10:30 AM to 12:30 5PMtofPM After 8 PM ond all day Sunday, oall where In the Contlnenl&l u.a. tor no mort tnln 1 dOllar for Prague on a motorcoaeb less than $2S and a three-da)' excursion to Budapest via by· drofoll on the Danube runs $35. A l:klay cruise from Vie1rma I to the Black Sea .with stop• In lhmgary. Yugoslavia, Ruul8Dill,l Bulgaria and the Soviet Union costs about $24S. :::11 League: • Gl8nts 6-1: Marichal, Giants o. l Marlchal, Henry (71, Mella2 & Knowles, Phillies •t. 1 1nle\ 17) and Barton; Cueller (4American Leape: ~ Watt, O) and Bateman. LP-Marichal Or1oles &-I ·, p1·zarro, Whlle Sox (16-2). S-1; McDowell, Indians & s., Americaa League / Mtller, Orioles f.l; McLain, . New York 000 000 100- I 7 Tigers 8-3. 1 Cleve 010 1110 IIOX- 2 7 0 (8) a Stottlemyre, d H rd BHamilton 11 SCIUTO RESULTS n owa ; e · McDowell (9) and Azcue. WP-Bell (S-2). COLUMBUS (UPI) _ David LP-5tottlemyre I5- J. 5 Bay •. 8 S-year-<>id stallion, posted hiS ilrst victory in two years Fint Game Wednesday night in capturing (14 InningS) the featured eighth race at Sci- Washington oto Downs 1n 2:1!! 2-5, the secill!l~Pll 000110 _ 5 13 ond fastest time of u1e meet. Baltimore · · 111e winner carne from fourth 02G,l110 Oil! 000 01- 6 IS .. at the bead of the stretch ,_ Richert, Cox 19), Lines (9), ,. finish Jll. lengths iD front <•f Kline (9), Humphreys (II) and Scotch Ricky and paid $9.20, Casanova; Palmer, Drahuwsky $5 ..0 and $2.80. Hideaway Jones (10), s. MU\er 13) and lite favorite, finished third. Eichebarren. WP-S. Miller If. 1). LP-Humphreys (l-1). fiRs. B. Robinson (9th), Bowens .~': :!:~'::. (1st) , L<lck (6th), King 14th). VIENNA (UP]) - AMSTERDAM CANAlS YANKS TRAVEL CJIEAP NF;lt'V,Ci~ IUPI) ...._ AI . NEW YORK (UPI) thoujiif~-~ ~ · Om ha9 more ~anals than · • . ~ "· 1 · Joe and therlo li no bettel' ~ichJfJ!..Jl]!J~ ~~J .:to see the city than by · penll;4;){.$t.'IO;~ BP!talio • lloat, says Pan American WOrllll · ~arect~,lpf;rccwh,d~: Airways. Jones (6th), Hiller list). Dodgers IIH ; Bunning, Phlllt'es San Fr. n H ton 8-I; Maloney, Reds & Perry, , ous In Vienna are being offered I ~ .. !llilll~ll T' Cl 1gers 3W Bombers 13.} 0 Wednesday m. Phone long distance . when you're away. Rates are : lowest after 8p.m. American male spends a full Note!~ Mn Ernest Powell Will year telephoning, five years hostess '11lursday evening Get yttur Saver Booll Todaythe La 1 CIIH H aJth UnbeiJt>vable bu\ True shaving and dreSSing, 20 yearS - - - - - - - - ure e cERTIFIED oAs lfATIOH working, 16 year• of recreation BY BERTHA PARKER met at the home of Mrs. Janoesl sn w. ~Min st., Pollleror, on11 Gilmore The B1'ble contest ~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~a~n~d~th~re~e~y~e~ar~s~o~f ~jus~l~w~a~lt~ln~g . Attendance at Sunday school . Tracy r, ---at the Free Methodist church won by ·!lira. Nelhe /1 June 11 waa 111 Mrs. Jean Wright. The ' I!'ASf TI!RMS. .. Lewis Arvin Diehl, wbo , Is a meeting will be a family I '!~~~ Ott ..Spring Arb®.r. floiJ. nlc al Royal Oaks, Ci!E~ter·. l ~i Mll!higan is home. for ,the Jlefreshments . were served ~J!IIIler . va~atlon. ., the ~lo~ , of the meeting, '' Mr. and !lira, A. G. Preston, Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Hart- I"ENNY·PINCHING TRIPS -'· I 1 IN MIDDLEPORT WY 2·2955 sl:.~bll~m~'::: I FURNITURE Gollons I if BAKER '' 100 'Overjoyed' at Grid Merger ----=:.:.:::·:____ Lema Seeks Third Straight Buick Title· It was learned Wednesday tllat the Kentucky Selective smlet appeals board has tutned down Clay's request for a · deferrmenl on the grounds that he is a conscientious objector. auy -. · ...... Papa Bear George Halas is "D.•ID'' "~· t. ) ' 1 in'•veslll·l UnserambletheoelourJumbieJ, A Justie Departmen one Jetter to each IQU....,,· to ~Dited Piela l!tlenatlonll galor will look into the matter form lour ordlnarr wordo, ; LoUISVILLE, Ky. IUPI)- al!d then return the file to the jle81-ywelghl <;\IamPi!>• Cassius Kentucky hoard with a recom· Clay hat lost enotber round In mendatlon. Ills fight to slay out of the U.S. Army. • ~~~..~~ ~;:~. MIAMI oucH ~ ~=~~ -~~· 1 I ·Ina• · _oll!ntnll Belts 2 in Braves'; Win; Reds Lose to Phils By JOE GEIIGEN ut!me1ed t27ooJIIllllon to eatlr IW -•million said Hunt. "A\IIJo!llll 11 the De1f leaaut '!'Ctudlt!a CODfracl llllb ·NI!e o " . 11169 moment It ld 1 tt&-milllon prloclpal and bi,tu· Ro!lelle ·llllld 1111H'IJ'Locrwnefi ·complete~ · · epiitl. He alao lime. • es1 over .• 20-ye'ar period ~ volad :"Ollp''"'"llly (J1.0)>I'IK!n lllslsted that ·the dollar _war was Hwrt abu> oold ha had 'wnl tb11 trancni•• jNiiWO..iil i'...U:. :liO 'li::! jllon· """ .-.l;:;;!::..l wl :!:~ :~~~ .em;:;, ol . · Werblln mtgbt .seU ifte J.eia bl4 inS from the establlslmlenl et but· Hunt adm{tled the nlne merger. · added "I would try joinllueiiCt two ·new teams. '11111 New York AFL oilaen ~e not unanl· "The eo~petit~, did • . taklol such action." Olanta 8Dd 8811 Francttco Fotlt moqs· for. iht _.ltltr&er. It was .~ud~ the merger, Ill! ~:~ti:;;~iiiiaooio-;;;:;;o:;;;-; Nilll!n WID each neetvw: aD underslood ·"that the . AFt 'ntis ~PJJOl!ted to be •!odt.. ll lodeDilllty lot llltrenderln& otrnm ~ 7•3 lOr the ll1lh that wlluld li~g about a their eulullf• lmltorlal r!ihll 111!11 .I!Gn!IY Werblin ·ol the_Jets leagul;_ A nu~ber of conces-11 to the New Yutll: Jell 8Dd ~~- the ~!I opji611, slona 'lrel't Jllaile .':' bOth Oakland Ralden, respecUvelJ. UOII, : ·. . , an~ - A~ own,er~. Tbe two leagues Ifill. continue Rnnt ·aiJe admltteit that .\1 ., We· b6lleVJ the .. to operate tmcler thelr present recet!lly elected AFL concept make• uf·slro~~er televlllon conttacllllld Rozelle coJiiilliSslener llld a mng 81 two I e ague s, a said the ownetl llepe to ldvocall ol" oonlllllling the Schrammm, wHo said conllllue two-network TV 1VIIen dollar w~, mllbt ~turD to ~!lout the merge; were lis exptiiiSIOn plans are Cblll- coaching' but added, II Ia our by NFL owners .last Marth pleted In 111'10. The NFL lull a hOpe_AI wUI llay ,u commll' that ta!lu bepllwlth the ·AFL two-year S3'1·mlllion TV COJio sloner of the AFL. o'::'era In A~.rli. . tract ll'lth CBS and the AFL Rozelle said the reaUgnment There 'lflll be no dFclllle In ~1111'· - • eHUBBARD lo JAYMAR Cool, Cool SIHkl eJADE EAST By SWANK eSTRAW HATS IIIII SUMMER CAl'S SATURDAY TIL 9 '2.99 PE~ENT PRESS SPORT SHIRTS • • �.,. •o' • 0 I • ' rJ ' ~ l ;;~~ng Prnftssiorurl Grid._ War ,tEnds; t{FL,-' NFL Mer:ge i; I o· ~•Ntfi '~il)all ,.-• YORK (UPI)-Pro ofDclals who bad elicll other for s IJ -= -::-:!!_~ 'JlliiUI:d ·-,,.,;;•~~.,;; the. atmigh~ ·-·"" dollar today to predict that peace will benefit \ . ... CLEVELAND (UPI)-Oe~ · ' laod BroWilll Ptesldeat Art :ModeU Aid be was "delf&lated · 'to see'' the NatloDal and Am· .. •eric•• lootbaD leapes deci.,Jigo to merse. Formadon of lite ttew, com· bioed leagne ''Would certainly enhance Cinc!Daati's ebanetl:S of obtaining a pro footbaD team," he illlted. the game and its millions of fans. Speaking through Pete Rof,. elll, Yfbo ... comml• than U68. continued two be llllbe llelllntmst of ihe s1 _ oner. ef the network Tll and a game and Us fans." National Football League; Tex sln8le ~e schedule In 19'10. '11le slatement Usll!d - flve .....~......, nM<ldont of !he NEL .1\'ri!Dcltlseo Hold major benefits for lbe sport: natlas eoimoys and Lamar All the existing' francblles . '"'A true world cltamplon of Hunt, presldelll of the Amerl· will be retained In their -present professionalloolbaiL can IA!ague's Kansas City iDeations. Inter-league pre-sea- -Bellar football broughl to Chiefs, the owners also pledged son games will be played 1n moN .AmericiJI cJU.s more full cooperation with congres- 1967 and there 1s. an. rapidly than under any olber slonal leaders In eq>ialnlng the goal of 28 teams operating as program. detsils of the ptan. . .- ·leal!t<>; If) ~ ;11111111 Wlllks. -AsiUl'III!C!I of the IUI'ViYal The end of the coot!l~sl W>(oolll4\I.AI\:,. ~ :WJll~~f of : every . present · f~tball sports war In history, wlc~ ·~qlble,:!ll!· ~t., sb'ucltn'e franchlee 10 Ita presen~ loca· lllvolved millions of dollars 1n _of maiCir l@8UI!>liaseball. . · UC)JL .. • television money and . huge ."PrlaW .:de~ and of -l'reservatiDn ol equaUty of boi!Ulies to coUege stars, was the mechari~: .• of 1he ~ team competlUon lbrougnout re,ealed Wednesday in a joint ment remain to· be .worked. out the eapanded league. I!DI!Ouncement by the two .by a. ~I ®!lliJllltee: of club .. -An increase In the numblr leagues. The plan calls for · 8 presi~ts," the ·joint slatem~l of aetln playln& jobt for world champienship game and pointed out. ''Those Involved In veterans and gradualing colleo a common draft fiexl January, professional f eo I b a II today glana. 26 teams in 2S cities no tater pledge that all their efforts will It will cost AFL clubs an newly~panded ultimate much: 4-D.rii1~l2~ :~meroy-Middtepo~ o.. June 9• 1968 -ari(lt\jeeis Clay's Request niDI' =j£' \ By J~ .T. ~l<' broadcas~ J'811l•lu Ill ~{g~J.L)l-~oiG....:H_,,_ ' ; • a :·~yar ' ~Aaron ofttltete~wlllbetakenupln ~larles." 'Ill~ ·:~ ~UN;. 0 llrat51 sames, 111 average !lome riJiul, lncludlla the teammate Joe Torre llld Jim. 1111 .... RBI'• ·•·- ...,.lledl UPI Sporll_ Writer pull him dead even with u£11, and 1••- of hi1 ...,....1 ._ "' wlm!inC bios lint ID games Hank A the 1 "• II' """ Ray Hart. of the Saa PrandiClO Alna'l ·total to 48, """' Ia the Glanll, . wu -•led ar011, nenes entry whose 81 bomera iD 1161 Wedneaday nl&bt - drove Giants wtth 14 aplece. Marll, majora, llld the ro.";"'blta ·~ In baseball's !lome nm derby, aJI.time major teaaue Iii J1llll to ·leaf! Allanta to wbo got llltle more than an colltelad olf lhlet New Houlton f.1, ts l'llllllirli Ia pretty ful and four . ...-. vi"'ov••• New ,...... Lol Anger.t the ·-• w .... a•~- for bios trouble, also .........,. ...._.... ... Pl!lled ""'· t:l, company. With · the ra_ce one Wilsoll, who let the .,,~w1 1 11 •• .....,. ......_ ,.. el,.... PldDif'l =~.:.::;....._.;;:.;;:E>J ·~ e... rapped his :10th homer Ia "· _....,.,, ba"'- • ..-.. '· C'·-'•••ti nd third over, he II bead·and-head League atandard of ll8 ID !110. Hil II bim 1M ..,. ......w ·--.· ,. """'"~ IN a St. with Roger Maris and four It's 1101 that Aroa . pace 10 In team's . 55th game 8Dd Wllloa healllty ·•· lashed Pltllburgh 11·5. lenglha ahead of Hack Wilson. .Ignored the heme nm .... of the pack In tolh the N.L. · required flll&ames tO reach lhll Juan Marlcbal who blued ld A '""' A. L. bla· neamt . ""' Sl •ue -year-o iron. who past years. His 418 · caroeer I ,.........., .-estered the season with the blowo is the 10th best "Tbat'l lite trouble wllb 8 highest battinll average among IIJsebaD annals and be ·Ueber playtn1 lblrd baoe. He active National League players, Jed the N.r: ill that deJl<llll1D81otl 1ta1 a. wlad •P befere every never hos been regaro!ed u a with personal ~dgb1 44. lhrvw , super slugger In the lradlli011 t1 Oeearred JleiGn Ruth, Foxx and Williams, Etc. But lbe Braves' rlghUlelder That is, unUI Ibis year. never had chased tha ghost of Aaron, a slim 176 pounds, has Ruth through the summer prlnr By Ualted Preu Intentalloaal merger IIIII end the llnancl!!l I slammed 20 borne runa iR his to this year. Aroo ·ripped Owners · of the National and strain 01 both leagues By u lied I'm lit __, · American Football Leagues, secure the future of 0 • terutlo..... Daily Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, 1966-5 having achieved harmony after football. Mike Cu•llar pitched a Naltlmal League Iii yeara of bitter infighting "I dOR'I think there will Nalloul Leap1 ldtter for his fourth stra~gnt G. AB 2li R. H. Allen, Phila 31103 36 Pt!l. .350 an d threats 0I annt'h'l1 ation, these tremendous salaries W. L Pel. GB oldory and Jfli•• Mo1a:· ~IH 41119 ·J& 41 .MS were nearly ' unanimous toda1 · bonuses that there have been in San Francisco 33 21 .611 rapped a t~o-run si"'l• Strgll, Pitt 44 165 2li 56 .339 By Vnlled Press International In their praise ol the newly the past," said Adams, who Loo Angeles !2 Zl .lOt lio cllmar k four-run •lxlh ;nn;no I Flood, StL 4911!5 .33a l National League :~~:~lne( 3() tha)nd. Carreon. merged professlonel powers. once offered $800,000 to ball- Plltsbl!rgb 30 21 .581 llio Nchlsn, Hou 39107 20 66 . 1 George Halas, the Papa Bear back lloBnie Anderson. "I Philadelphia 30 21 .518 tlio rally lhet »n1 Marichal 15 36 336 to hill aecon 1 successive de~:::~ Clmn~ Pill 47 198 2S _ · Los Angeles m IDol s) whe nursed the NFL through personally feel that the two Houston 29 :II .517 I" Soony Jack1JD and Jim 1 65 328 1 Morgn, Hou 5319 . 000 010 000- 1 8 2 ng the depression and watched it leagues geUiog tagelber meanJ Atianla 25 30 .t56 81/o 3 25 63 326 each collec<ed <Wt hits and Alou, Pitt :u 55 · Chicago 000 005 12x-41 9 2 Bos 002 1110 010 1»-- 4 grow Into a IS-team league , the security alld future of pro St. Louil 2:1 'll .4ft 1'4 44 172 320 ecored two 'uns ltr the Astros. Hart, SF S4 · D!'J'sdale, Willhite (81 and Del 1101 1102 010 01- 5 drawing U millions fans In footb,all will be assured." Cincinnati 21 27 .438 t 201 38 64 318 Cepeda, SIL 46145 17 ,46 .317 Torborc; Ellsworth 12~ 1 and Wilson, McMahon (10) IN$, Will overjoyed at the Arthur Modell, youlbfut OWl>- New York 17 28 .:171 The Pb'l'l, s bammererl eut 14 American Leagoe . Hundley. LP-Drysdale (<Hi) . ~yan ; McLain, Sherry 1111 merger of the SIX-year-old AFL er of the Cleveland Browns, Chicago 18 35 .314 15\io bils, tn<!ludl•g homers by Tony G AB R B Pel HR-Htmdley (6th). reeban. WP.Sherry (3-0) . ~ bla fi·Y~-<>id league. was delighted to see the Wedaeeday'a Rellllll Gonzalez, Riebl! Alln &Rd Cloy F.Rbsn, Bat 50.178 40. 6i .343 McMaboo (1-31. ~Ro-Gosger I am delighted that efforts merger materiallu! but !eels, Chicago I Los Angelea I Dalrymr•ie, in cruslng the Reds it's more Oliva, Min 47180 33 81 339 ; Cincin. 000 1110 I~ 6 12 1 (4th. & 5thl, ComgUaro (lOth), to bring_ about a peaceful "the liming of the Alluta 7, New Ytrk 1, DiJbl '11le vlctn·? which was crtdaed 7 2 Siebrn, Cal 43112 12 3~ :313 Phlla 400 SIO !lOx- 10 14 0 Kalme < th & 8th). relationship between the two ment may have been • Phila 10 Cincinnati 6 lll&bl to starter Chria Short, w:::s · than "'JfUPP'IIlove" ;/' B.Rbsn, Bat 52 218 36 68 312 Ellis, Nuxha\1 (21, Davidson . leagues bave beea succ.~ssful," premature. But something bad St. Louis II Pllilburih 5, nltbt eighth In the last nme oa n••• I Rchdt, Cal 51190 32 S7 ·300 (4), Baldschun 171. McCool 8) Cht~ago 11 IZO 000- 5 1 Halas said Wednesday. I have to be done. Houaton 8 San Fran 1 night lt'a time to begin that veri',: lor Pluluaelpltia. Sammy I careful aelection of a laatiral;i 1110 000 1 6 Kaiine, Del 41151 23 44 .291 and Coker· Short, Knowles (8) Cahf. 000"Tbis merger wiD help 'l'lulnday'a l'nll8ble' Plloflen bombed r.,.. tours runs •• the symbOl of love. An eumina• ' 1!"a Rbnsn, Chi 48163 23 47 :288 and Dalrymple. WP-Short (&-4) Pizarro, Higgins (6) am completely In accord w'oth foetball to more cities Los Angeles at Cblcago- Drat d!nia>,, suffered his ninth tion of our complete oollectioi Battey, MID 40 12S 8 36 288 LP·Ellis (2-9). HilS-Gonzalez Marlm; Sanford, Osteen 17-6) va Boltunan (2-6) defeat aud became the IStb ol ArtCarved diamond rinJI' • help you make thil impor- 1 Yastski, Bos 51203 2 _· (3rd), Allen l9th) , Johnson (5), Rojas 6), Burdette ~) the informal talks that took satisfy tbe growing public · York, nlght. const: ~.tiu ~tarting pitrher will place over the past years. demand. II will allow AUanla at New 9 58 286 tantdecision.OnlyA~ · Rchdsn, NY 49 203 23 58 .286 1(6th), Dalrymple (2nd), Coker Rodgers. WP - Pizarro "The most tmportant con- league to expa?" scientifically, 5Ctonlnger (4-1) Yl. Hamilton If. who lall..t to finish ageinst the with a proud heritage of 60 mi). lion rinp created since 1850, Pblla. Home Rant (lsi), Simpson Hsl). LP- Sanford (S-2). sideratlon, of course, Is !be gJVmg 11 stabll1ty and inaurlns ) . . . often such a wide .atleetioll, NSilo o a I League: Aaren, (1st) Skowron 12nd). preservatioo of the game and that no franchises wlll he Cinc11111ati at Phlledelpbla, each JUaranteed for ~arat. Braves ZO; Torre, Braves & St. Louis 601 30i 000- 1117 o the ruture certainly promise• of the St. Louis Cardltail, night-Jay (S-2) va. Jackaoll wei1h~ colo<, cut ood clarity. Hart, Glaota 14; Mays, Giants Pitts 100 21!! 000- 5 12 0 c:ontinuati•n of the present high moved," Modell added. 5) Wuh I Bat 4, Sod I Innings, 13; Santo, Cubs & Lefebvre, Briles, Dennis (51, and quality of competition," the 7l- The Bidwell St. Louis at Pit18buri!b. aigbt IUSpended curfew Dodgers 12. McCarver; Law, Schwall (1), year-<>ld Chicago coach and I of the St. Louis -sJmmo08 (!H) vs. Fryman Cleveland 2 New York I, night ' 81 American League: F. Robin· Sisk (4), McBean IS), Mikowner added. foresee a greater appeal of pro . Detroit 5 8os 4, II Innings night ! son, Orioles 14: Scott, Red So< kelse_n Face (0) and The skyrocketing bonuses I football on • larger scale . Saa FrancJSCO at Hous!Dn, It City I MinD 4, night & Oliva Twins 13· Reichardt Pngharoru, Gonder (4), WPpaid to rookies and tbll ieagne- "We're excited as all SPorts lllibt-Herbel 11.0) YJ, Dierker California I Chlcage 0, night Angels i2: Blefary, Orioles /. Dennis (2-0), LP·Law (2-3). jumping incidents by some fans must ~. with the (:1-l) , '11llflflay'a_ Probable Pll<hen Conigliaro Red Sox IO HRS- JBVJer (lsi), Stargeli 0 bigiJosalarted stars paved the possibilities of the . ~y 1 Gam01 . Kansas City at Minnesota- ~ ~. Batted b I!Oih), Gonder 13rdJ. way for the merger that wasn't championship game and the Cincinnati at New Yerk, aigbl Talbot IH) vs. Paecual UH) . N a II on a 1 League: Aaron, The ngers deafealed the apected lor years. Both , fact that ali great athletes wlll St. Louis at ~adeipbW, night Boston at DetrOJt-Sanllago : MYSTtQUE, froM $151. 1 Braves 48; Mays, Giants 36 . Atlanta i04 010 100- 7 10 0 Bombers 13-l in Pomeroy Boys leagues had dedlca~ them- , be brought into aU Atlanta at Ptttaburgh, mgbt_ (4-2) va. McLam (&-3) White. Phtliles a. Flood, car~ New York ?00 032 001- 6 8 0 League play on Wednesday. selves to drive the other out of league cities .. William Los Angeles at Saa Fran, night N':" York at Cleveland, 3S· Wynn Astros FlSbcher, 0 Dell, (4), Carroll Clark of the Tigers went the business ' s 'd ''l'b ' tl Chicagu at Houstoa, light lwUtgbt-Downlng (&-3) vs. 34· ' ' (5) Ab th 9 d di Ia th · · ao · e program eq>an, _ _, Siebert (f.!) Ame~lcan League: B. Robin· . • erna y I I an Carty; s nee o• e hill and fanned K.S. !Bud) Adams, million· sioa ... will make certain the .........can LeaiUt . •· :; son, OJOies 46; Oliva, Twins 34; FISher, Bearnarth (41. R•banl n~e and walked three. Vance aire owner of the AFL's game is elevated even above W. L Pel. Washington at Knoop, Angels 33 , Scott & (7), and stephenson. WP· pitched for the Bomber•, fan. 11ous1oa Oilers, belleves the present high standards." Cleveland 31 11 .633 "' nlght-&!gw (2-4) vs. McNally :); Yastrzemski, Red Sox 32 Carroll (3-0) . LP-FJSher 3-6). nmg 10, and lssutag eight free Balllmort 32 19 .8%1 ... tf.2) ~ · HRS.Aaron 2 (19th and 20th) passes. Detroit 30 1~ .812 1 (Oaly pmes scbeduled) s~yllonuaes ~ ~ Davis, . · · u·· . ,1 ¥' '· ~- ' ' 1 .....a. · ••••• FiliP DJ FRIIDIIIEI LEADERS Ma]Or . Leag·ue Line Scores 5 · • IIIIa door IIIdeS up to open safely out ollhe way. • Rei~T..YOI cooldrw IIIII llldel flfllll when not In use, CIOIDPlelllyhfddla. ...._ ~v;::: Jn his lifetime, the average Society lillt!d .. ,jtll ·~ " ¥illled Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holley. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Eblin have occupied the Thomas Par· ker pr<,perty. Mr. and Mr•. Walter Hell· man, Ball Run, spent an evening with Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl. Mrs. Estell~ West left Sunday by plane 'ror ber home In California after spending seV· era! weeks with her daughter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. . Pit.hlog NaII onal wide selection of tours to ern Eu"'pe. A weekend trip Fresh, Potent Drugs Skillfully Compounded To protect your health, we use only fresh ingredients, at the peak of potency, in filling prescriptions . , .. with meticulous care and precision. Prompt Service, Where ' Need It end When You Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs 112 E. Main Pomeroy Koufax, M ~ 1106 0I 004 20x 001 000 O 000 D -« .......-. SIMON' S MARKET ' " .. · · · Open Dally 9:00 to 7!00-l'rlday Till S1lurd1y Til 9 1!. MAIN ST. . WY 2-3975 POMEROY . GROUND FRESH lo PACKAGED JIOME, SWEET HOME-Ken Venturi chips rro11 tbe · rough at SID Fnncilco's Olyrnplc Club, site or this year's ~~·h~~O.::u~=turi knows lh,Q rough a~~l)<mplc. USE ROBINSON'S GROUND BEEF 3 lb.s1·29 :: ,,. Dan ..., Ntlbtt tat MIAMI IIACH Ott Jour Sanr Booll: TodQ- UnbeUevaDle ,;,~~ FRESH, ALL MEAT but Tne . ,,."f',r.l•too ••• STATION ' Mil!' lt.., PMIIroy, Olllo SKINLESS WIENERS 2·a · Second Game (5 Innings, suspended, curfew) Washington 005 00- 5 7 O Baltimore 300 01- os• 10 I ~------------ ~~~~~-~d Camilli; Barber, tofo:ftc , Friday'• Games 26 :18 .500 6'L II: City at California, night - 211 .... "L "' Minn at Chicago, night Minn 22 Z6 .... New York at Detro!' night ' Wesb. · S3 30 .•aut Wub II£'~ , night K City 19 2t .:ItS IIllo a.toa It 'lllllultore, nigbl 1 D··to """ • I .. ,. .37S IJ Wedaesday't Renill .. - ""' 1Court St., Pomeroy ' .. -~-· · Venl nwagen "'- thai to get his double. lime Senators 100 GOO- 1 1 1 Yankees '"2 -w•-«• 7 0 ~ Vanlnwagen and K. Kloes. Van Maire and Wilson. Empires - Stephe.-. and J. Jtlmson. l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;_..;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;OiiiiOiiii~ SHIRTS To Gift DADi MAKE 'HIM' KING FIYOrite EVERYTHING FOR Store SUMME] tUN The whole f1mlly an 1Ift Dad In fin• atyle fntm our tpteltt Father'• Dty Fnhlon Arr1y ... thlrh, tiM, swuten, aulfl - to 1111ke him look, t.el better all yeerl l'rl- to fit everyone'• buclgat. JSC .--BIRO' --------S NEST STRAW HATS or 'h lb. RIChkln Punuta _ __ 'l'hir.'t alwal'l more toe a Jlo;llfloltil ' llllktt eARROW SHIRTS Short1IH¥111 shlrh llllkt cool 1lfllng for Dtd Shoe tbaa -lllbe.; • . ' qyalltJ In every detail, pnmiba ., ~· B~q~erb ,._ · leathera, finer w,orkinliwlip. And tlae ,.,.fllllonai Florshelm lonter"tltot D\(WIII Ioww eoat Ia imloac .,_, ,. JRUGBY SPORTSWEAR Swim w..r. Golf SPECIAL, 19c EACH Sportcr~fter J1eklh ePURITAN BANLON SHUtTS SUMMER TOYS - Garden sets, palls, sprinkling .cans, ' . .•A~,K, ~Y~ ~~~~ ~~.~ ·~AT . F.OR FACTS " · IDustraled; Tbe Varsity In black, ~do· or brown I ' . -· ~4~95 ' ' " eESQUIRE SOCKS eJIFFIE 'LII'PIRS SWIMMING ACCESSORIES / ·~It ' - Go&g!ea, masks, ear plugs, 11088 clips. fins, snorkels, lnflat"'d beach balls, rings, rafl5, etc. ' OI'EN t=•JDAY TIL I I Down·ie-Gross . "THE MIN'S Stoll• ,. (arp~.;~a Lu~ber ~ Supply • 0 MAIN STREIT .. POMEROY 1 •' PHONI 675-1160 PT. PLEASANT OPP: 1&0 DEPOT I ... .,•. "\ DRESS SHIRTS eSUI'ERBA NECKWEAR Shlrh, Surfer Shim, laW1J mowers, etc., to keep the kids amused and happy. ,Simple. to apply eHUIBARD & KENWICK Bermuda Shorta SporttndDrMI Hmcaa Woven Palm Wltb Loose Strands Around Brim. Ideal for Regalia Weekend, beach, boating, tlahfnc or garden wear. CONCINTRA11 -~ There will be a meelioi of the Ealllerl! High Scheol letic Boosters at7:30 p.m. June 9 at the scliooi when plana wnt be made concerning the Fourth of July. Everyone interested, attend. . 2li :14 .510 • UN FREE PLASTIC IIOATJ u-oo-11 ' BOOSTERS TO MEET built un- was Lillie, with twt beaten llrlng Wednesday ev.. Other bitters were Wilsoa, log to· three in Middleport Boys' sell nd B c •• ' a . arruw.ers, League oction with a convinc· singles and Van Maire and FHe, inS 6-1 victory over the Sena· each a double. lnrs. 11 was the tnly game, as Dla- Van lnwage• for the Senstol'l mond One was unplayable after fanned five and walked four. rains earlier In the day. . The Se.nators got their ru_n Rick Van Maire, the fast- m the fIrS t lnnlng wben Wit h righthander of the one out S. Bratton walked and Yankees, gav. up one bit, lrst illnlng double to Keith Inwagen, and no more. He fan· ned 15, walked five, an struck out the side in the fourth Of The Dty and fifth Ia order. Meanwhile, the Yanks oouredll hom f~·· · the f' 1 · With Gifts m·g eand~coanms tedm•- 'th11'8 Inns "' WI From His more In the third. Top hltt... !l 'h lb. Blanehtd PNnull En loy Your Afi~ ' The picture play was made by Floyd Burney as he threw home from deep left field 01 Mccune•s Slog · 1e to caleb Oh· linger at the plate. Jewelry Store Chicago California New York Boys Actton • SPECIALS 0 ., - GOESSLER - yanks contm"ue Unbeaten REGATTA WEEKEND KILL LAWN INSECTS FAST WITH ... ... Tiger hitters were led by P. Dt'll w1'th a grand s1am homer ..d a single, E. Young, • dogb, 1 d e an single, R. Dixon home run and' twO ·ling)el R. Abbott, a : borne I'UII i ·c; Bomber were Work· man wilb abitten trip!~, McCune, two singles, and Black and Ohlino. er, each a single. ·• 1 . OUTDOOR LIVING not Included. Vacation Cleanlnti' strvlce ENJOY t.a:tJ (~allon 10 ou~onl •..,. d"a the flrlt 3 mlnutt• Ala1k1 and HIWI!I exupttd. TIMI $24.31f:·fiir ,SivJa•and •te'.•fsr ·Amonc the most PDIOIP:ul~ar~:lr;;;.;;~~~~~==;;;ii;iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii~i;;;;;;;;;=i Germans, . ~ '10! I llir· these crul8ee Ia • el verb)' ASTA Travel Nm, pub- tour costlni about fl, Ucatlon of tbi, Ameoteu .sooJt.. ltltlud11 a glass of wine al ty of"TraveJ. A&ents. the glu•topped laWII!h, Amel'lc8ns rank 12th' In per drink &t the barbor and i ·• caplla foreign tourist apend· to LeldespleiD, center of ing. city's night Ufe. • Realstered Pharmacists to Serve You ITORE HOURS! l!olly . . . I AM to 10 PM lundoy .. 10:30 AM to 12:30 5PMtofPM After 8 PM ond all day Sunday, oall where In the Contlnenl&l u.a. tor no mort tnln 1 dOllar for Prague on a motorcoaeb less than $2S and a three-da)' excursion to Budapest via by· drofoll on the Danube runs $35. A l:klay cruise from Vie1rma I to the Black Sea .with stop• In lhmgary. Yugoslavia, Ruul8Dill,l Bulgaria and the Soviet Union costs about $24S. :::11 League: • Gl8nts 6-1: Marichal, Giants o. l Marlchal, Henry (71, Mella2 & Knowles, Phillies •t. 1 1nle\ 17) and Barton; Cueller (4American Leape: ~ Watt, O) and Bateman. LP-Marichal Or1oles &-I ·, p1·zarro, Whlle Sox (16-2). S-1; McDowell, Indians & s., Americaa League / Mtller, Orioles f.l; McLain, . New York 000 000 100- I 7 Tigers 8-3. 1 Cleve 010 1110 IIOX- 2 7 0 (8) a Stottlemyre, d H rd BHamilton 11 SCIUTO RESULTS n owa ; e · McDowell (9) and Azcue. WP-Bell (S-2). COLUMBUS (UPI) _ David LP-5tottlemyre I5- J. 5 Bay •. 8 S-year-<>id stallion, posted hiS ilrst victory in two years Fint Game Wednesday night in capturing (14 InningS) the featured eighth race at Sci- Washington oto Downs 1n 2:1!! 2-5, the secill!l~Pll 000110 _ 5 13 ond fastest time of u1e meet. Baltimore · · 111e winner carne from fourth 02G,l110 Oil! 000 01- 6 IS .. at the bead of the stretch ,_ Richert, Cox 19), Lines (9), ,. finish Jll. lengths iD front <•f Kline (9), Humphreys (II) and Scotch Ricky and paid $9.20, Casanova; Palmer, Drahuwsky $5 ..0 and $2.80. Hideaway Jones (10), s. MU\er 13) and lite favorite, finished third. Eichebarren. WP-S. Miller If. 1). LP-Humphreys (l-1). fiRs. B. Robinson (9th), Bowens .~': :!:~'::. (1st) , L<lck (6th), King 14th). VIENNA (UP]) - AMSTERDAM CANAlS YANKS TRAVEL CJIEAP NF;lt'V,Ci~ IUPI) ...._ AI . NEW YORK (UPI) thoujiif~-~ ~ · Om ha9 more ~anals than · • . ~ "· 1 · Joe and therlo li no bettel' ~ichJfJ!..Jl]!J~ ~~J .:to see the city than by · penll;4;){.$t.'IO;~ BP!talio • lloat, says Pan American WOrllll · ~arect~,lpf;rccwh,d~: Airways. Jones (6th), Hiller list). Dodgers IIH ; Bunning, Phlllt'es San Fr. n H ton 8-I; Maloney, Reds & Perry, , ous In Vienna are being offered I ~ .. !llilll~ll T' Cl 1gers 3W Bombers 13.} 0 Wednesday m. Phone long distance . when you're away. Rates are : lowest after 8p.m. American male spends a full Note!~ Mn Ernest Powell Will year telephoning, five years hostess '11lursday evening Get yttur Saver Booll Todaythe La 1 CIIH H aJth UnbeiJt>vable bu\ True shaving and dreSSing, 20 yearS - - - - - - - - ure e cERTIFIED oAs lfATIOH working, 16 year• of recreation BY BERTHA PARKER met at the home of Mrs. Janoesl sn w. ~Min st., Pollleror, on11 Gilmore The B1'ble contest ~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~a~n~d~th~re~e~y~e~ar~s~o~f ~jus~l~w~a~lt~ln~g . Attendance at Sunday school . Tracy r, ---at the Free Methodist church won by ·!lira. Nelhe /1 June 11 waa 111 Mrs. Jean Wright. The ' I!'ASf TI!RMS. .. Lewis Arvin Diehl, wbo , Is a meeting will be a family I '!~~~ Ott ..Spring Arb®.r. floiJ. nlc al Royal Oaks, Ci!E~ter·. l ~i Mll!higan is home. for ,the Jlefreshments . were served ~J!IIIler . va~atlon. ., the ~lo~ , of the meeting, '' Mr. and !lira, A. G. Preston, Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Hart- I"ENNY·PINCHING TRIPS -'· I 1 IN MIDDLEPORT WY 2·2955 sl:.~bll~m~'::: I FURNITURE Gollons I if BAKER '' 100 'Overjoyed' at Grid Merger ----=:.:.:::·:____ Lema Seeks Third Straight Buick Title· It was learned Wednesday tllat the Kentucky Selective smlet appeals board has tutned down Clay's request for a · deferrmenl on the grounds that he is a conscientious objector. auy -. · ...... Papa Bear George Halas is "D.•ID'' "~· t. ) ' 1 in'•veslll·l UnserambletheoelourJumbieJ, A Justie Departmen one Jetter to each IQU....,,· to ~Dited Piela l!tlenatlonll galor will look into the matter form lour ordlnarr wordo, ; LoUISVILLE, Ky. IUPI)- al!d then return the file to the jle81-ywelghl <;\IamPi!>• Cassius Kentucky hoard with a recom· Clay hat lost enotber round In mendatlon. Ills fight to slay out of the U.S. Army. • ~~~..~~ ~;:~. MIAMI oucH ~ ~=~~ -~~· 1 I ·Ina• · _oll!ntnll Belts 2 in Braves'; Win; Reds Lose to Phils By JOE GEIIGEN ut!me1ed t27ooJIIllllon to eatlr IW -•million said Hunt. "A\IIJo!llll 11 the De1f leaaut '!'Ctudlt!a CODfracl llllb ·NI!e o " . 11169 moment It ld 1 tt&-milllon prloclpal and bi,tu· Ro!lelle ·llllld 1111H'IJ'Locrwnefi ·complete~ · · epiitl. He alao lime. • es1 over .• 20-ye'ar period ~ volad :"Ollp''"'"llly (J1.0)>I'IK!n lllslsted that ·the dollar _war was Hwrt abu> oold ha had 'wnl tb11 trancni•• jNiiWO..iil i'...U:. :liO 'li::! jllon· """ .-.l;:;;!::..l wl :!:~ :~~~ .em;:;, ol . · Werblln mtgbt .seU ifte J.eia bl4 inS from the establlslmlenl et but· Hunt adm{tled the nlne merger. · added "I would try joinllueiiCt two ·new teams. '11111 New York AFL oilaen ~e not unanl· "The eo~petit~, did • . taklol such action." Olanta 8Dd 8811 Francttco Fotlt moqs· for. iht _.ltltr&er. It was .~ud~ the merger, Ill! ~:~ti:;;~iiiiaooio-;;;:;;o:;;;-; Nilll!n WID each neetvw: aD underslood ·"that the . AFt 'ntis ~PJJOl!ted to be •!odt.. ll lodeDilllty lot llltrenderln& otrnm ~ 7•3 lOr the ll1lh that wlluld li~g about a their eulullf• lmltorlal r!ihll 111!11 .I!Gn!IY Werblin ·ol the_Jets leagul;_ A nu~ber of conces-11 to the New Yutll: Jell 8Dd ~~- the ~!I opji611, slona 'lrel't Jllaile .':' bOth Oakland Ralden, respecUvelJ. UOII, : ·. . , an~ - A~ own,er~. Tbe two leagues Ifill. continue Rnnt ·aiJe admltteit that .\1 ., We· b6lleVJ the .. to operate tmcler thelr present recet!lly elected AFL concept make• uf·slro~~er televlllon conttacllllld Rozelle coJiiilliSslener llld a mng 81 two I e ague s, a said the ownetl llepe to ldvocall ol" oonlllllling the Schrammm, wHo said conllllue two-network TV 1VIIen dollar w~, mllbt ~turD to ~!lout the merge; were lis exptiiiSIOn plans are Cblll- coaching' but added, II Ia our by NFL owners .last Marth pleted In 111'10. The NFL lull a hOpe_AI wUI llay ,u commll' that ta!lu bepllwlth the ·AFL two-year S3'1·mlllion TV COJio sloner of the AFL. o'::'era In A~.rli. . tract ll'lth CBS and the AFL Rozelle said the reaUgnment There 'lflll be no dFclllle In ~1111'· - • eHUBBARD lo JAYMAR Cool, Cool SIHkl eJADE EAST By SWANK eSTRAW HATS IIIII SUMMER CAl'S SATURDAY TIL 9 '2.99 PE~ENT PRESS SPORT SHIRTS • • �' ., ' •, .'/ ' W .\Nl AD INFOIMA TiON .'!~-~~· ,. ...- 6-Daily Sentinel, Notice June Pomeroy-Middlepor~ 0., . 1a , neee :~ . = •· M. Men~l~~(~~~~~; A. ~ I •1'1• n••••"""" ..:::. ' I 1 "'' •• ••n •uuLT ,..oouctNe 11turaav J:JO A. M. to l21tt N••• Wo\NT •D PHONE WY 6 3710 2-2156 Make Your Reurvationr JUNE VALUE SALE For Rentals Now. 11 ONI OF THI APPLIANCES BIG BENI> TRAILER SALES NICEST PIOPLEI CALL DICK 'AWL INGS CAMPERS l,-=======-:. .-:-:: :-:,:1 BAR MAID. Inquire •t the Hi Ho Bar in Middleport. TO PLACI .. HONDA SALES & SERVICE Work Wanted - -CA - rd - of -:-"tTh :,.-n:-k-1 - - BULLDOZER work, Reasonable ' _ . -·· - Phone 992-2208. 8 2 !Ole . i WISH lo thank tll th• frlonds IROUSE and roo! painting, $1.2S . and relabvel who sent eards 1 ~r hour. Call after S, VI 3- 1 '" called, the doctor, the nuu- j 24M. i 21 30tp i .. and other empl•yees of , Camden Clark Hospital for I Wlnted To Buy ROUTE !24 AI Syracuse Corporation 014T big BUmmer opplimree '"le is in full swing. Ia I' H d 51 Better prices than cvr1· on II ~"""~=""'!""'"""'"':""""~~ w tngs 011 1 1 " MID~:,~~~~ OHIO Freeze.,, Refrigeralors, Wa · B FLAT clarinet, Hher··Drye•· Pairs, Elec. Ran · 2 vears old, used very lillie. ,~:::::::::~~ ges and Alr·Conditioner<. ' Ph·. SH 2-"•43. 6 6 51c Vi!it us at our Regatta Booth .,.., in Pomeroy Jun. 10·11·12. I EXPERIENCED tbeir kindntsseJ, Rev. Qulsen.. l , The ~pf!ci&I appliance <l eal.'l CLEAN rugs, like new, so easy berry for his kind words, the HOUSECLEANING! Old !ash- ' will be there. to do with Blue Lustre. Rent WHEEL White Funeral Home, the ' ioned furniture, picture Ph, WY 2-2111 electric shampooer $1. pallbeare!'i, and •II those who I frames, dishes, other items. eroy Cement Block Co. ALIGNMENT 6 6 610 sent floral ollerings during What do you have! CaU or ~ DOM:ROY and the sickness and death of my I see Corner Antique Shop, ' OHIO , GERT'S a gay girl- ready -,," I BRAKE SERVICE beloved wife, Sarah. Middleport, Ohio. WY 2-2959. ' a whirl after cleaning c"rpets [ Lewis A. Person · ~ 17 3Dic • · i wllh Blue Lustre. Rent elec- ~· .._ __ Al1'gnment Shop - ~-Jack W. Car11y, Mgr. 8. 9 ltp I W1nted I lric shampooer $1. Baker Pilon• 992·S576 Furniture Co. 6 6 6\c w. Mlln St, Pomeroy :WE WISH lo upress our sin· . SINGER SEWING MACHINEformerly Gruooer Body eere thanks and appreciation workl 1• This mach ine "JUipped to Emolovment Wanted d lo our relatives, friends, an 1 zig zag, make bullonholes, PAINTING _ biterlor ·and · e;. · k.tn dness ceighb trs Ior thelr darn and monogram. Tak e terior, hourly er contract, • hown us dur Ing lh e Ioss of over paymenls of $5.50 per 1 rates reasnnable. Ph. 992·5180 our Ioved one, Willi am Harry month or pay balance due Homer M.• Braley. 6 6 ISle Car IeIon. AI so for ll•e heau1· t. 156.50. Call 992.:l218. 6 S 8tc AIIIERICA'S IIOSl lui llowm and food. Special Auto Sales thanks to Dr. Kemp and lhe TWO REG ISTERED Hereford 1163 TWO DOOR standard shift POPUI.AR CAMPOS nurseo al Holzer HospitaL Ew· fl ·f 21i th 0 ld n0 t • eJ ers. mon ' Studebaker. Phone 992.5551. ing Funoral Home, the pall· 110 M•chanic St. bred. Phone 99z.6371, Robert 6 9 6tc bearers, Rev. Freeland Nor· p Oh' Bailey. 6 8 31c 1 .... ·- __ . _ ris and lbe singers. Special omeroy, 10 . . . IIIIi RAMBLER, ! door slatloa 10 n . CUS1 OM buill a lum ~num Wllgon new car guarantee I !hanks also lo the employees I !i;~~~ and Mr. Christy of the Meig' ·r WELDERS fishing boat, 3'' liP. like 12.000 ~riginal miles. Make a~ ' Cnnnty Highway Dept. and new. Bruce Lloyd, Middleport offer. William L. Johnson, 6 8 31c to Hallie Green and lo al l PIPE FITTERS Phone 992 ..3 496· Lincoln Heights. Phone 99Z- F• 1 D•onslrltitn S." liJru;e who gave money. Many 1957 35 x 8, two b<droom !861. ! 5 3lp C. & J. Trailer Slles thanks to the many though! · ' Steady Work trailer. See Melvin Lillie, . 1958 FORD Fa1rlane 500 , Y·R. ful friends who sent cards. · For lurthor information Chesh~re, Oh10. 6 8 51c i automalJc, 2 11oor h•:·r.;bdlo~:P~;· ;: ,m~~L~In<o~l~n~St~.~M~I~dcl~l~opOYI~~·~O~. ~ Your kindness will nev<r be tolophonti419) 691·2475 ·PONY, 54 Inch, Western Pleas- I A·I condition, newly ;· i or apply in parson ur e, trophy wmner: also 2 motor. new !ires, $275. Ph.; c.w forgollen. Francf5 and childre n EMPLOYMENT ~·oiling ponies. 44 1ndt Come SH 2·4656, 4 , les out Lead· • /~ ,,_..,. _· ~ 6 9 lip OFFICE see. Cheryl William s, Pome- ing Creek Road from Hobson. Monday thru Saturday roy. Ph. 1!92·6821. 6 5 6tc 6 ! IOip ,.\:., l.o\1 and Found 1 8 AM • PM -~ ---- -""' . '"'"' ~ GARAGE. $2.1, Margaret Bail· 11158 % TON Ford pick-up . Can ' - · -.;~' Jl'\·IPJN(:- FROG MISSING ~ : AMERICAN SHIP ey, Syracuse. 0 . Ph. 99Hl96. be seen al Glen !le'!ter's, at '''"'~'~' W1JI the person or persons BUILDING CO. .6_73lc 1 Long Bottom, Ohio. mponslble for removing the ' ARAB kills pests best! f'ree 6 5 61p COMING SOON! Sh•nang Springer from Shen· 2245 Front Strtlt ho f 't IIICinnlo Ordlrlnt To 1 '"" Springs mte dub please Toledo, Ohio your me rom ermJ es, I lnauranu Spottl Our Orln.tn ~ ants, cockroaches, cnckets, 1:::===o:;-.,----;-,.,Service .-turn. No questions .~n e~u al opportunit y ocorpions, silverfish, spiders, . AIJTOMOBILE Insurance been I • - - - - - - - - - ·1 o>ked. I 7 5tp employer wasps and water bugs. Avail· ,1 cancelled? Lost your operat· l able at Kin& Builders Supply, or's license'/ Call WY 2-2986. Notice For Rent Co., Middleport 4 29 lfc 1 8 15 Uc Pomoroy, 0. ('0(! KOuT-=- Ever roast an 6 ROOM HOUSE with bath In LUSTRE - FO.~M i' guaranteed ~HIYI'O Copying !loTVleo Cot> apple lhe hard wa y·~ At . Syracuse. By appointment. io be the best carpel cleaner I loll made "' legal papert. Sh•nang Springs Nitedub W'' · Call 992-2646. 6 5 12tp , you hove ev., used or ynur blrtll recordt and almoot aro rharcoaling a 1541 lb. pig · - ·- ·- i montv back. ll:lectric sham- olhor dotU!IIf!nll. ; ROOM trailer. No children or · in ou r open pit. Sunday, .lune pooer rental $1. 6 2 6tc Re•t.er l.asuraoce. PomerGJ 7 6 3 522 3 12. Public welcome. 8 7 31c . j)e_ts. P~ . ~ : ~6_ _ tP. FUR NISHED 3 room' and b>lh oncl El\'.JOY yourself. brin~~: ynur ap<J rtnwnt on J:l4 Mulbl'ITY family to Shenang Springs. We Avenue. l'h. 992.6615. 1 -I - - - - -- 1 CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply ~ The Daily Sentinel 'I'., ., :== AIR CONDITIONING· aUon service. Jock's eraUon, New Ha-. TO M5S7. f 8 --:::--:-::-:--:--7-:::-;-$1 INI Estate For I e - - - - -- - - - - A .. -U.;. ~ (i'flitt, , POMEROY _ 1 alory frame, I'OOIDl (I l!edrooms), nice kitrhell ~Oiilpletely builtill with rau1e and oven, mod· em bath, lull baaement with -• b ck ...... ld 11 r ...ower, a y""' ea o cbildren, t8,900.00. POMEROY - 2 story frame, Spacious ranch type brick I rooms (3 bednoms) , bath, 4 Jots, plenty space for gar· den, hou1111 newiy painted, ideal for family with chlldr!D. Priced at $3,SIIII.OO. ROUTE :13 - I II(ILE FROM POMEROY - 7% aerH home, cement walksi,, :~~~ lor :l Clrl, kllchea C ly boUt-ln. dlsbwaaher aarblge d;lpo•t, dininc ea, built-in shelves IDd 1ng booth, Jarce living blueslone fireplace, 3 bedreoms, walls knotty 0 ond pltsler, larce cedar doon, beauUiul bath, utility room. Albert 1\f. Cor, Braker Henry Clelaud. Salerman ltl1113t lbabrp 1111111 911-SIH 1 1 3lc closets with llldlng GET A NO. I 1965 CHEVROlET Impala · ·· ··· $2795 Super Sport Coupe, bla~k vinyl 'top, .andalwood · llh, Ill vinyl Interior, with bucket seats, V.fl llltomatlc triD~IISion, power ateer.llig an4 wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tlrea, lhowa wear, ndio, ~eaiT, a real buy. \ . HardiA!p' Coupe. Po1Ver '"''r!l\1, 1ll!ldard slon, rodlo, heoter, comfort lfOUp, bet~~~~: t~!~~:. over beige fini1h. Showroom cleon, 12,000 mllea by original local owner, 1 nice one. 1964 FALCON 2-Door · ···· ·· ··· $1295 Hardtop Coupe, white flnllh, spotle881y clean red in· terlor, 327 engine, automatic transmission, power . llleerina and brallea, white wall lite• like new, radio and heater. . j ! - a\'ailable at popular priee~. 6 7 Stp - i Malo St Pumeroy. · i -- , - - - ~-" - 16. PronolUl 8 2!1 lfc l i . Oolonr I' - ~ 18. Wlnd- _.. _ 6·J.4ic li" paid. Phone WY 2-1776. 25· :o;:nly MOKTICA. the truil giltr~ Rowley and Reed . After I :11. A alan Inland Palm reader Jel ls th• pO> t. ' p. Ill. coli WY 2·31i7l "" 4 S tfc 1 THREE and four room furnistleel omd unfurnished apart.menls. WV .·5434. 12 & lfe 4 door, 1fey finish, vlnyllnterlor, good tires, 327 V.fl engine, automatic tranllllllsslon. · in h1·r· home Special rt>ad mg-; -- ---- FOR SALE ""g·'· Ohio. Look for hanrl jBUlJGET PRICED fumrture ID si!z n ! 1 6tp ·our Jbtrd floor budget shop. _ _.,..._,__ _ _ _ · Boker Furniture, Middleport · Ohio. 11 l2 Uc I THE amozing Blue Lustre will leave your upholstery beau !I· · fully soft •nd clean. It e n t el ectrlro ~hamoooer 11. Pick· Of Tho Ouolity You en's Hardware Co., Inc. Will Value For 6 6 6tc A Lifetimo SOLID STATE STEREO - 1961 walnut console model. ltadio equipped wilh 4 speed auJo. malic ehan1er. ,.f speaker · WY 1·2475 Pomeroy sound system. Just taken in. Pay $1.2o per week or pay G• ~S _ all kinds, Stewart's balance due $98.28. Call Jl92. 3218. 6 5_ &lc _• Cun " hiii-J on Depot Sl. in ~Hulland. Buy, sell or trade, VENETIA N Blinds .md recwnplete line ol reJo.~~;din~ pairs, cloth awninll& und re11 11'1 n 1 thi.~ ad. Ht. 7. Kan WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS G"''lVER'S STUDIO · - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 t'qui pment - powder, Rhe!h; pp ~w" porch vallance, barn- In a ·w av t. c a. iley ~ auU\or I" 8. cauUmul JO. Spro\IL 33. Verb form 34. Quote ~. >~&n'• name 36- Kind of J'a-'ih 38. Pen•i.a. 39. Chalice 40.Muddle 41. A me d ean Indians 42. Bulk DOWN 1. River\lnto U•e Orinoco 2. Brlti.llh fortrc ~• 3. Grt>ek goddess ot vengeance 12. 2!l. (;ypsy 1.7. 1..::nab!t! to l'!peak 2ft. Sahmtles 37.Chln Me pa goda. moutlloin! 313. Girl'a 32. M an from hagen ~ I•• I" I•• 10. I" I" I'" I" " ~ I" Ill • I• h!tler Station Wagon. Jet bllck flnlah, red trim, VB en,ine, automa~ trans., 1 owner, rtdlo and heater, 10011 white well tlrea. ' . .. . .. ' All Ki... If GoH Buys In On1 Plan Your Ch.v"'lat Daoler POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW II USED CARS ' & TRUCKS ON DISPLAY Open Evenlnp 9:00 P.M. · ClJMir Wurlitzer Rood, Rl. 7, ' wltll ,boule trailer, V2 I'" EIV~IIh'tl! MILI.loN OUT PIANO oc 1111ll' BAliK ~VET1 REG. $795 BALANCE DUI WHEEL ALIGNMENT Take OvJN: Pay,_lt $16.00 A Menllr BRAKE SERVICE USID STUDIO Piano···$295 f20 Dewn, fS.OO W01kly • \t •llln!l 'l' ' [ . ~OH JIM CARNAHAN RAtiNI, OHIO PhoM 216-21114 .., ' 4I i ly ~ 1.. n 10.1'" " ~ .. !%au ~ CUCKLER REAL ESTATE POMEROY - FOR THE HAN• DYMAN - Good contrucUoa Ail NiW Ridletor shOp but doeo aeed minor epair, I b«<rooma, aew cabinet sink eCor eTruck eHuter and noor covering in ki'~chen, (oro e Bulldoz•r &ood Sunbeom lurnaeo eAny Type b... ment, two C'llr 11rage, 11.11 one ; rent the other, down, assume balance $4,700. WY 2-2196 Mldclloport, 0. MJOIILEPORT - .. PROPERTY - or good COMPLETERemodeling,- Alu· professional man for bollltl minum siding, storm wind· and offices. Large brick ows and dr ·a, awnlnga l!ld borne located on a maiD earpOrts, expert IDitaUaUon. street. 6 rooms )l'ith bath Phon• ALL CRAFT ALUM!· up; 5 rooms wltil bath down. NUM PR00Ucr8, tat Condition ol properly good, Second Ave,. WY 2·5570. May flnauce to rilhl party. 4 11 II : f9,000. BEATING, PLUMBING:· Rurai ' 77 ACRE FARM - loealed on Doxol BoiUe Gas. Arnold I bl.acktop road near Harrison· Brother., 818 E. Mala St., Vtlle. Approlill!tlelJ. II aeret Pomeroy. 9 2% tfe I lor cuiUvatlon, ball!lce in till!' ber and pasture. 6 wltb hth. May anc'!!l to rllhl KEITH GOBLE FORD ~ •· A CW,ypW&rarn Quotation IBWMI>i MIIl<f FOR et<EA'T!R. AI.ERTNESS AND HIGHER. Pr<Oru:TICN REO:IRt15. SERVICE I" Ea.ch d•y the code lettort are dlfrerent. VXB ' tliDVOU CET il-lAT I=II=TV RADIATOR lor the three L's, X for the two O','f, etc. S ingle J etter:-~, ILpoBlrophi cs, the lenglb and formation o( tho wuriil are all hint& NA " CHILleD eu=NDI- AXVDLBAAXR It LONGFF.LLOW limply ltandl for another. In thll 1ample .A 11 IUitd XNAVM!Z ............. I" DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE- Hore's how to work It: On~ I ~ ~ 1:0 • ac ro s~ " ~· ~~·· . . . _v·"' 40. See 33 ~ 17 II TAX! I~ na.me Co}Hln.. 11,/,::l'" ['+ ---- ' 1961 CHEVROLET lei Air ...... $1095 Writ•, Phene or Conltct :U. RU~.'I i9.h I• loRN-Loll• - ,. r.octD /JDR)JJIJG,RFAJER! IIIIEREARE Station Waeon. Low mUeage by local owner, wJiite over black finish, spotleiB red interior, new white wall tlrea, VB engine, automatic trana. Power steerl,ng and bra]lea, radio ond beater, real nice. AUcTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT i t ems m.,.k 31. Guldellli lS . C\Jrved 15. Smrf 19 ..Ia meriCILQ warbler :i ( FIVE! Pocttry Trtfnltl lo"ln f ro nting 24.. 'BlR.tk· boa nl 't. Troubi• 1. Suffocated, THe 1962 CHEVROLET Impala · · · ·· ··$1595 Pomeroy ~:~o ur cc3 28. Con~ ohlp brooks'' 27. "Budde n· :11 6.. Henry J-1ud10n'1 pl'oot AIJCTfON ~ver. y Fr ida y tligh t. •ouR ROO~ . t~~rm:shed apart I r~ow er sta rting at 7 30 at lhe Aditm s mcnt. WY l·36a8. ·1 11 ttc 20. I< or tear T1·a ding Post , M11in Slr rt>t. THREE and l~ur room - fui I 22. ~~~~~s Rmla nd, Ohio. Ph. 712·5394 . DIS hed apartments. AU ulill· 23. BO'Ing prP'> ent and futurP. lovf' aft au·~. a n ~ w~r'l a n ~· qur'itlons If ~ "u are worrit•d or tro ubl ed 1!1~"" ilf>r. :-.Jow sill' i<; io(' aled va r iou11 I"O('k ~~ ~ 1964 CHEVROLET Biscayne .. .. $1695 Blaettnars i lll{ r·---,J ·--'(' ' 1963 CHEVROlET Impala ...... $1795 4. Ear1 h 11'0 11l HOW MUCil 1\1.10 IWS lWO? ~ Deluxe lnterinr, 'ood white wall tires, white flnllb, radio, beatat, local one owner car. I ~ l(le as • DEAl lHEREI C..w's Steak House 6. Klooo! ot ....,..-, REPOSSESSiiD 1 0 AIl Y ( R0 SSW 0 R0 ~NUFFY · 19~$. (IIVRO~.ET Impala .· ·· ···· . are in the swing for the Bii! 6 ~ tfc AC!ItoS.S Reg alta Weekend, lealunng TH~JI ,EH ~-- Rl·own 'll Tr <: ~ ile-r 1. H i hlical G_eorge Hall and. orchestra Park, Minersv ille, Ohio. Ph. llinK hll l h t 5. Jo'i!dt "I Y. open P' og roas • 992·3324. 5 25 me ' 9. steeple p&rt pony nde:; for the k1ds, hor~~-- 10. c~·d;uhee 11 ' d! Shet 1 12. Sa xhorn I hOt' pi't l'1· 1101, p1·Cil1·Ck lnl Ill d ·\ NTI "'I: Ui!: Furuiture, 1111 1~ 1 beveriges (rom 8 till misctillar.eoliS Call or wrif.e : J :t. Vote 8tMI W· ' 1' l-4. EKo Bl\~der l ·.10 a. m. Carry out becr . Mra. Howa 1-'• "--11 • 6AME TONJI5HT1 CAR ••n• TRAVEL 'mAilERS HAlliN' A CARP li) '"•7 USED • •1. ......... .,. :t HfAIIllt.L IIO'IIE STAITSWRH AlmER ,1~ & r., DANCING- Saturday nijhl June : hl&esl tw, •Slott X·Framr• 12" '•• hi U ~unQow N te t.:l 'lh ! IU\Olf HnJTJ::~ I" J:tnthnuf 11.4 !~~? !~"" ~ . '!•h1p .~~~~";!~ rtb; ~i'f;.;w• ;.:,.·· 1 """""""""' ' n _6-piece uo, band" ' baths ' ... Fl".erg1Ill WI"-.. -··c-.-L-'' ............. .. :... YfiM " '"'' ... u11tt1 t:n A. M. . Rhythm Kings, ..,.51111· Will rent· · In· $1 ,700 at the office ~O'B1oen . • L n...w , "' .. ..,. • 'MIN ' " "" " """"''" quire Floyd Thomas. • Stp and ,._ UJI At ct.' ct. CAPI 1rom ,,.e1SOnVI·ue. 6 9 3tC p O'Brien, S I!IIIII> d' Juri· Sl., )1 8 POM'IOY. 111 w. MAIN ,... ,~,~.,,...., ,..,... ttl• rl•llt OELlClOUS Homemade Pizza, -·-- alomoroy, 1• a m a ur ay, une tt etilf t1 rlltlt lillY ... fettMI 1111 1........, n~ "' • • ,. 1-.u •.,..... .,,.,. ,._., • 50c, 'me, and SJ..Wa, uc- REPOSSESSED Electrelux Joyce A. pavis, AdJ,lni[s- 11 e ¥4 In, Plywoad Plaors • u::""w 111 ':'.~"~~.i.!.~..~~'~,.'; lu1e Pizza, $1.50. Jack'• Dai- cluner, new cleaner "'"'ra11tratrix of Estate of ElizaI:ARL GRUI!SER, plnmb!q •13 oL Duck.Colllno•• ... ,. '"'" •n. tnurnct ln~•rt•n. fJ Bar, Middleport 12 B tee, current model, reason. beth Practhauser, deceas•od II (Exctplllovon) lid heo~nl, MlulmlUe, Wanted 8ble payments. Call by O'Brien and O'Brien, Olllo. lilnd )'0111' II!!IV trouble. lltr W1nl •• 11rv1c. PI PI 1, or wn'te ROUSH & L YOI'JS c n, ,.. w.,. • .,. •n .. rtlell _ _ _ ·• easan torneys. We ba¥1111 _. II!Wir ~~~~~ 1 1 Mfnlmum cn~r•• •• untl WATER HAULING, Phone trolux, 2(t9 Fifth St. , PoJntl ;-;;;;;;;-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;11 CAMPING TRAILERS IDes, ae.aaal!W raliiJ, ,~au 1 1'1 c 1 nt• p•r word tor TIIINI Co~ -~lllr&el\ St. MiliA, w. v•. mutlwl tnHrfllftl 7268. 6 • 3Utc Pleasant. 6 9 30tc WY Ht74, c1aJ or qbL . • ,., «lit DIKIMinl on Pl._ ldl ------ -- - - -· ---- ··----- -··--- JI .. na ••• ... ,. wllbln 11 .,._ TREE TRIMMER by contract • . It lie CAID •• , •••••• OIITUAIIII . ' ' • • 6 ROOM HOUSE and bBth 3 AND t1.1l ,,, H . .,.. t~lftlmrn"- 11c:h Write the Dally Sentinel, Box . B dbu Phr'lDe ll \ tddltiOIIII word 11. 688 H p Ohl acres, tn ra ry. OFFICI MOUii • ' omoroy, O. m.7450 8 ~ 61e I:UI a. M. ta 5:01 P M. Dallr I I 3tp _ ___· • \ V~C~TION TIM~ ' lull Setvlcu ~F~or~~Sa~l~•~:~tl~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9, 1966 . For Sale \ ·.~~' ' et Extra Gash The Want A-d Wav ' - ._,.- .. - ' .MU and bullets. · 6 5 JOtc I boa poreh shades. Dale fiii> YO~ NE CDBAV MU XNA HONRZ SF.I.I.ING OUT all young night pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., FIBOH OI<H YDVVBI.-TOE RMME crawlers 1halt IJ'OWD, b••l Pomeroy. Onlo. i 11 3otc t'11•krda;r'• Cry)ttoquott"l 'J'l-fH.Elil liOH'l'lLM NI!:WSPA .. fishing •iz<L Take ·em away • GOOD yeUow corn, $1.35 per ' PJI!IIS ARE MORE TO Bill FEARED THAN A THOUSAND John Mnhler, L..dlns C,...k bushel. at the farm of George 11.\llo:lll'l'I.-NAPOLEON " .1111. 111111 l 'o&lor" Sn"""l" IIJW Road. Middleport, Oh"' Ph W. Wella, Loading Creek Road, IIWHI113, I 21i 12tp I I 7 lip ...,, AJ.;IJJIT M. .L.,..... . SELLING .OUT I e 5 USED CARS LEFT e EVINRUDI, JOHNSON and' SCOn ' PART$ fQlt OUTIOlRD MOTORS ' . eBOAJS CIICI MOTORS ' eiOAT PAINT-~ PRICE e RAMILER PARTS and ACCESSORIES eG.GE TOOLS . . . , ' W•kday Houn: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. . S.turdlj 9 A~. to $.P.ft\ . . - ' tors. •.•* ,I IRAHNII '.,, �' ., ' •, .'/ ' W .\Nl AD INFOIMA TiON .'!~-~~· ,. ...- 6-Daily Sentinel, Notice June Pomeroy-Middlepor~ 0., . 1a , neee :~ . = •· M. Men~l~~(~~~~~; A. ~ I •1'1• n••••"""" ..:::. ' I 1 "'' •• ••n •uuLT ,..oouctNe 11turaav J:JO A. M. to l21tt N••• Wo\NT •D PHONE WY 6 3710 2-2156 Make Your Reurvationr JUNE VALUE SALE For Rentals Now. 11 ONI OF THI APPLIANCES BIG BENI> TRAILER SALES NICEST PIOPLEI CALL DICK 'AWL INGS CAMPERS l,-=======-:. .-:-:: :-:,:1 BAR MAID. Inquire •t the Hi Ho Bar in Middleport. TO PLACI .. HONDA SALES & SERVICE Work Wanted - -CA - rd - of -:-"tTh :,.-n:-k-1 - - BULLDOZER work, Reasonable ' _ . -·· - Phone 992-2208. 8 2 !Ole . i WISH lo thank tll th• frlonds IROUSE and roo! painting, $1.2S . and relabvel who sent eards 1 ~r hour. Call after S, VI 3- 1 '" called, the doctor, the nuu- j 24M. i 21 30tp i .. and other empl•yees of , Camden Clark Hospital for I Wlnted To Buy ROUTE !24 AI Syracuse Corporation 014T big BUmmer opplimree '"le is in full swing. Ia I' H d 51 Better prices than cvr1· on II ~"""~=""'!""'"""'"':""""~~ w tngs 011 1 1 " MID~:,~~~~ OHIO Freeze.,, Refrigeralors, Wa · B FLAT clarinet, Hher··Drye•· Pairs, Elec. Ran · 2 vears old, used very lillie. ,~:::::::::~~ ges and Alr·Conditioner<. ' Ph·. SH 2-"•43. 6 6 51c Vi!it us at our Regatta Booth .,.., in Pomeroy Jun. 10·11·12. I EXPERIENCED tbeir kindntsseJ, Rev. Qulsen.. l , The ~pf!ci&I appliance <l eal.'l CLEAN rugs, like new, so easy berry for his kind words, the HOUSECLEANING! Old !ash- ' will be there. to do with Blue Lustre. Rent WHEEL White Funeral Home, the ' ioned furniture, picture Ph, WY 2-2111 electric shampooer $1. pallbeare!'i, and •II those who I frames, dishes, other items. eroy Cement Block Co. ALIGNMENT 6 6 610 sent floral ollerings during What do you have! CaU or ~ DOM:ROY and the sickness and death of my I see Corner Antique Shop, ' OHIO , GERT'S a gay girl- ready -,," I BRAKE SERVICE beloved wife, Sarah. Middleport, Ohio. WY 2-2959. ' a whirl after cleaning c"rpets [ Lewis A. Person · ~ 17 3Dic • · i wllh Blue Lustre. Rent elec- ~· .._ __ Al1'gnment Shop - ~-Jack W. Car11y, Mgr. 8. 9 ltp I W1nted I lric shampooer $1. Baker Pilon• 992·S576 Furniture Co. 6 6 6\c w. Mlln St, Pomeroy :WE WISH lo upress our sin· . SINGER SEWING MACHINEformerly Gruooer Body eere thanks and appreciation workl 1• This mach ine "JUipped to Emolovment Wanted d lo our relatives, friends, an 1 zig zag, make bullonholes, PAINTING _ biterlor ·and · e;. · k.tn dness ceighb trs Ior thelr darn and monogram. Tak e terior, hourly er contract, • hown us dur Ing lh e Ioss of over paymenls of $5.50 per 1 rates reasnnable. Ph. 992·5180 our Ioved one, Willi am Harry month or pay balance due Homer M.• Braley. 6 6 ISle Car IeIon. AI so for ll•e heau1· t. 156.50. Call 992.:l218. 6 S 8tc AIIIERICA'S IIOSl lui llowm and food. Special Auto Sales thanks to Dr. Kemp and lhe TWO REG ISTERED Hereford 1163 TWO DOOR standard shift POPUI.AR CAMPOS nurseo al Holzer HospitaL Ew· fl ·f 21i th 0 ld n0 t • eJ ers. mon ' Studebaker. Phone 992.5551. ing Funoral Home, the pall· 110 M•chanic St. bred. Phone 99z.6371, Robert 6 9 6tc bearers, Rev. Freeland Nor· p Oh' Bailey. 6 8 31c 1 .... ·- __ . _ ris and lbe singers. Special omeroy, 10 . . . IIIIi RAMBLER, ! door slatloa 10 n . CUS1 OM buill a lum ~num Wllgon new car guarantee I !hanks also lo the employees I !i;~~~ and Mr. Christy of the Meig' ·r WELDERS fishing boat, 3'' liP. like 12.000 ~riginal miles. Make a~ ' Cnnnty Highway Dept. and new. Bruce Lloyd, Middleport offer. William L. Johnson, 6 8 31c to Hallie Green and lo al l PIPE FITTERS Phone 992 ..3 496· Lincoln Heights. Phone 99Z- F• 1 D•onslrltitn S." liJru;e who gave money. Many 1957 35 x 8, two b<droom !861. ! 5 3lp C. & J. Trailer Slles thanks to the many though! · ' Steady Work trailer. See Melvin Lillie, . 1958 FORD Fa1rlane 500 , Y·R. ful friends who sent cards. · For lurthor information Chesh~re, Oh10. 6 8 51c i automalJc, 2 11oor h•:·r.;bdlo~:P~;· ;: ,m~~L~In<o~l~n~St~.~M~I~dcl~l~opOYI~~·~O~. ~ Your kindness will nev<r be tolophonti419) 691·2475 ·PONY, 54 Inch, Western Pleas- I A·I condition, newly ;· i or apply in parson ur e, trophy wmner: also 2 motor. new !ires, $275. Ph.; c.w forgollen. Francf5 and childre n EMPLOYMENT ~·oiling ponies. 44 1ndt Come SH 2·4656, 4 , les out Lead· • /~ ,,_..,. _· ~ 6 9 lip OFFICE see. Cheryl William s, Pome- ing Creek Road from Hobson. Monday thru Saturday roy. Ph. 1!92·6821. 6 5 6tc 6 ! IOip ,.\:., l.o\1 and Found 1 8 AM • PM -~ ---- -""' . '"'"' ~ GARAGE. $2.1, Margaret Bail· 11158 % TON Ford pick-up . Can ' - · -.;~' Jl'\·IPJN(:- FROG MISSING ~ : AMERICAN SHIP ey, Syracuse. 0 . Ph. 99Hl96. be seen al Glen !le'!ter's, at '''"'~'~' W1JI the person or persons BUILDING CO. .6_73lc 1 Long Bottom, Ohio. mponslble for removing the ' ARAB kills pests best! f'ree 6 5 61p COMING SOON! Sh•nang Springer from Shen· 2245 Front Strtlt ho f 't IIICinnlo Ordlrlnt To 1 '"" Springs mte dub please Toledo, Ohio your me rom ermJ es, I lnauranu Spottl Our Orln.tn ~ ants, cockroaches, cnckets, 1:::===o:;-.,----;-,.,Service .-turn. No questions .~n e~u al opportunit y ocorpions, silverfish, spiders, . AIJTOMOBILE Insurance been I • - - - - - - - - - ·1 o>ked. I 7 5tp employer wasps and water bugs. Avail· ,1 cancelled? Lost your operat· l able at Kin& Builders Supply, or's license'/ Call WY 2-2986. Notice For Rent Co., Middleport 4 29 lfc 1 8 15 Uc Pomoroy, 0. ('0(! KOuT-=- Ever roast an 6 ROOM HOUSE with bath In LUSTRE - FO.~M i' guaranteed ~HIYI'O Copying !loTVleo Cot> apple lhe hard wa y·~ At . Syracuse. By appointment. io be the best carpel cleaner I loll made "' legal papert. Sh•nang Springs Nitedub W'' · Call 992-2646. 6 5 12tp , you hove ev., used or ynur blrtll recordt and almoot aro rharcoaling a 1541 lb. pig · - ·- ·- i montv back. ll:lectric sham- olhor dotU!IIf!nll. ; ROOM trailer. No children or · in ou r open pit. Sunday, .lune pooer rental $1. 6 2 6tc Re•t.er l.asuraoce. PomerGJ 7 6 3 522 3 12. Public welcome. 8 7 31c . j)e_ts. P~ . ~ : ~6_ _ tP. FUR NISHED 3 room' and b>lh oncl El\'.JOY yourself. brin~~: ynur ap<J rtnwnt on J:l4 Mulbl'ITY family to Shenang Springs. We Avenue. l'h. 992.6615. 1 -I - - - - -- 1 CARRIERS IN POMEROY Apply ~ The Daily Sentinel 'I'., ., :== AIR CONDITIONING· aUon service. Jock's eraUon, New Ha-. TO M5S7. f 8 --:::--:-::-:--:--7-:::-;-$1 INI Estate For I e - - - - -- - - - - A .. -U.;. ~ (i'flitt, , POMEROY _ 1 alory frame, I'OOIDl (I l!edrooms), nice kitrhell ~Oiilpletely builtill with rau1e and oven, mod· em bath, lull baaement with -• b ck ...... ld 11 r ...ower, a y""' ea o cbildren, t8,900.00. POMEROY - 2 story frame, Spacious ranch type brick I rooms (3 bednoms) , bath, 4 Jots, plenty space for gar· den, hou1111 newiy painted, ideal for family with chlldr!D. Priced at $3,SIIII.OO. ROUTE :13 - I II(ILE FROM POMEROY - 7% aerH home, cement walksi,, :~~~ lor :l Clrl, kllchea C ly boUt-ln. dlsbwaaher aarblge d;lpo•t, dininc ea, built-in shelves IDd 1ng booth, Jarce living blueslone fireplace, 3 bedreoms, walls knotty 0 ond pltsler, larce cedar doon, beauUiul bath, utility room. Albert 1\f. Cor, Braker Henry Clelaud. Salerman ltl1113t lbabrp 1111111 911-SIH 1 1 3lc closets with llldlng GET A NO. I 1965 CHEVROlET Impala · ·· ··· $2795 Super Sport Coupe, bla~k vinyl 'top, .andalwood · llh, Ill vinyl Interior, with bucket seats, V.fl llltomatlc triD~IISion, power ateer.llig an4 wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tlrea, lhowa wear, ndio, ~eaiT, a real buy. \ . HardiA!p' Coupe. Po1Ver '"''r!l\1, 1ll!ldard slon, rodlo, heoter, comfort lfOUp, bet~~~~: t~!~~:. over beige fini1h. Showroom cleon, 12,000 mllea by original local owner, 1 nice one. 1964 FALCON 2-Door · ···· ·· ··· $1295 Hardtop Coupe, white flnllh, spotle881y clean red in· terlor, 327 engine, automatic transmission, power . llleerina and brallea, white wall lite• like new, radio and heater. . j ! - a\'ailable at popular priee~. 6 7 Stp - i Malo St Pumeroy. · i -- , - - - ~-" - 16. PronolUl 8 2!1 lfc l i . Oolonr I' - ~ 18. Wlnd- _.. _ 6·J.4ic li" paid. Phone WY 2-1776. 25· :o;:nly MOKTICA. the truil giltr~ Rowley and Reed . After I :11. A alan Inland Palm reader Jel ls th• pO> t. ' p. Ill. coli WY 2·31i7l "" 4 S tfc 1 THREE and four room furnistleel omd unfurnished apart.menls. WV .·5434. 12 & lfe 4 door, 1fey finish, vlnyllnterlor, good tires, 327 V.fl engine, automatic tranllllllsslon. · in h1·r· home Special rt>ad mg-; -- ---- FOR SALE ""g·'· Ohio. Look for hanrl jBUlJGET PRICED fumrture ID si!z n ! 1 6tp ·our Jbtrd floor budget shop. _ _.,..._,__ _ _ _ · Boker Furniture, Middleport · Ohio. 11 l2 Uc I THE amozing Blue Lustre will leave your upholstery beau !I· · fully soft •nd clean. It e n t el ectrlro ~hamoooer 11. Pick· Of Tho Ouolity You en's Hardware Co., Inc. Will Value For 6 6 6tc A Lifetimo SOLID STATE STEREO - 1961 walnut console model. ltadio equipped wilh 4 speed auJo. malic ehan1er. ,.f speaker · WY 1·2475 Pomeroy sound system. Just taken in. Pay $1.2o per week or pay G• ~S _ all kinds, Stewart's balance due $98.28. Call Jl92. 3218. 6 5_ &lc _• Cun " hiii-J on Depot Sl. in ~Hulland. Buy, sell or trade, VENETIA N Blinds .md recwnplete line ol reJo.~~;din~ pairs, cloth awninll& und re11 11'1 n 1 thi.~ ad. Ht. 7. Kan WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS G"''lVER'S STUDIO · - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 t'qui pment - powder, Rhe!h; pp ~w" porch vallance, barn- In a ·w av t. c a. iley ~ auU\or I" 8. cauUmul JO. Spro\IL 33. Verb form 34. Quote ~. >~&n'• name 36- Kind of J'a-'ih 38. Pen•i.a. 39. Chalice 40.Muddle 41. A me d ean Indians 42. Bulk DOWN 1. River\lnto U•e Orinoco 2. Brlti.llh fortrc ~• 3. Grt>ek goddess ot vengeance 12. 2!l. (;ypsy 1.7. 1..::nab!t! to l'!peak 2ft. Sahmtles 37.Chln Me pa goda. moutlloin! 313. Girl'a 32. M an from hagen ~ I•• I" I•• 10. I" I" I'" I" " ~ I" Ill • I• h!tler Station Wagon. Jet bllck flnlah, red trim, VB en,ine, automa~ trans., 1 owner, rtdlo and heater, 10011 white well tlrea. ' . .. . .. ' All Ki... If GoH Buys In On1 Plan Your Ch.v"'lat Daoler POMEROY MOTOR CO. NEW II USED CARS ' & TRUCKS ON DISPLAY Open Evenlnp 9:00 P.M. · ClJMir Wurlitzer Rood, Rl. 7, ' wltll ,boule trailer, V2 I'" EIV~IIh'tl! MILI.loN OUT PIANO oc 1111ll' BAliK ~VET1 REG. $795 BALANCE DUI WHEEL ALIGNMENT Take OvJN: Pay,_lt $16.00 A Menllr BRAKE SERVICE USID STUDIO Piano···$295 f20 Dewn, fS.OO W01kly • \t •llln!l 'l' ' [ . ~OH JIM CARNAHAN RAtiNI, OHIO PhoM 216-21114 .., ' 4I i ly ~ 1.. n 10.1'" " ~ .. !%au ~ CUCKLER REAL ESTATE POMEROY - FOR THE HAN• DYMAN - Good contrucUoa Ail NiW Ridletor shOp but doeo aeed minor epair, I b«<rooma, aew cabinet sink eCor eTruck eHuter and noor covering in ki'~chen, (oro e Bulldoz•r &ood Sunbeom lurnaeo eAny Type b... ment, two C'llr 11rage, 11.11 one ; rent the other, down, assume balance $4,700. WY 2-2196 Mldclloport, 0. MJOIILEPORT - .. PROPERTY - or good COMPLETERemodeling,- Alu· professional man for bollltl minum siding, storm wind· and offices. Large brick ows and dr ·a, awnlnga l!ld borne located on a maiD earpOrts, expert IDitaUaUon. street. 6 rooms )l'ith bath Phon• ALL CRAFT ALUM!· up; 5 rooms wltil bath down. NUM PR00Ucr8, tat Condition ol properly good, Second Ave,. WY 2·5570. May flnauce to rilhl party. 4 11 II : f9,000. BEATING, PLUMBING:· Rurai ' 77 ACRE FARM - loealed on Doxol BoiUe Gas. Arnold I bl.acktop road near Harrison· Brother., 818 E. Mala St., Vtlle. Approlill!tlelJ. II aeret Pomeroy. 9 2% tfe I lor cuiUvatlon, ball!lce in till!' ber and pasture. 6 wltb hth. May anc'!!l to rllhl KEITH GOBLE FORD ~ •· A CW,ypW&rarn Quotation IBWMI>i MIIl<f FOR et<EA'T!R. AI.ERTNESS AND HIGHER. Pr<Oru:TICN REO:IRt15. SERVICE I" Ea.ch d•y the code lettort are dlfrerent. VXB ' tliDVOU CET il-lAT I=II=TV RADIATOR lor the three L's, X for the two O','f, etc. S ingle J etter:-~, ILpoBlrophi cs, the lenglb and formation o( tho wuriil are all hint& NA " CHILleD eu=NDI- AXVDLBAAXR It LONGFF.LLOW limply ltandl for another. In thll 1ample .A 11 IUitd XNAVM!Z ............. I" DAILY CRl'PTOQUOTE- Hore's how to work It: On~ I ~ ~ 1:0 • ac ro s~ " ~· ~~·· . . . _v·"' 40. See 33 ~ 17 II TAX! I~ na.me Co}Hln.. 11,/,::l'" ['+ ---- ' 1961 CHEVROLET lei Air ...... $1095 Writ•, Phene or Conltct :U. RU~.'I i9.h I• loRN-Loll• - ,. r.octD /JDR)JJIJG,RFAJER! IIIIEREARE Station Waeon. Low mUeage by local owner, wJiite over black finish, spotleiB red interior, new white wall tlrea, VB engine, automatic trana. Power steerl,ng and bra]lea, radio ond beater, real nice. AUcTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGEMENT i t ems m.,.k 31. Guldellli lS . C\Jrved 15. Smrf 19 ..Ia meriCILQ warbler :i ( FIVE! Pocttry Trtfnltl lo"ln f ro nting 24.. 'BlR.tk· boa nl 't. Troubi• 1. Suffocated, THe 1962 CHEVROLET Impala · · · ·· ··$1595 Pomeroy ~:~o ur cc3 28. Con~ ohlp brooks'' 27. "Budde n· :11 6.. Henry J-1ud10n'1 pl'oot AIJCTfON ~ver. y Fr ida y tligh t. •ouR ROO~ . t~~rm:shed apart I r~ow er sta rting at 7 30 at lhe Aditm s mcnt. WY l·36a8. ·1 11 ttc 20. I< or tear T1·a ding Post , M11in Slr rt>t. THREE and l~ur room - fui I 22. ~~~~~s Rmla nd, Ohio. Ph. 712·5394 . DIS hed apartments. AU ulill· 23. BO'Ing prP'> ent and futurP. lovf' aft au·~. a n ~ w~r'l a n ~· qur'itlons If ~ "u are worrit•d or tro ubl ed 1!1~"" ilf>r. :-.Jow sill' i<; io(' aled va r iou11 I"O('k ~~ ~ 1964 CHEVROLET Biscayne .. .. $1695 Blaettnars i lll{ r·---,J ·--'(' ' 1963 CHEVROlET Impala ...... $1795 4. Ear1 h 11'0 11l HOW MUCil 1\1.10 IWS lWO? ~ Deluxe lnterinr, 'ood white wall tires, white flnllb, radio, beatat, local one owner car. I ~ l(le as • DEAl lHEREI C..w's Steak House 6. Klooo! ot ....,..-, REPOSSESSiiD 1 0 AIl Y ( R0 SSW 0 R0 ~NUFFY · 19~$. (IIVRO~.ET Impala .· ·· ···· . are in the swing for the Bii! 6 ~ tfc AC!ItoS.S Reg alta Weekend, lealunng TH~JI ,EH ~-- Rl·own 'll Tr <: ~ ile-r 1. H i hlical G_eorge Hall and. orchestra Park, Minersv ille, Ohio. Ph. llinK hll l h t 5. Jo'i!dt "I Y. open P' og roas • 992·3324. 5 25 me ' 9. steeple p&rt pony nde:; for the k1ds, hor~~-- 10. c~·d;uhee 11 ' d! Shet 1 12. Sa xhorn I hOt' pi't l'1· 1101, p1·Cil1·Ck lnl Ill d ·\ NTI "'I: Ui!: Furuiture, 1111 1~ 1 beveriges (rom 8 till misctillar.eoliS Call or wrif.e : J :t. Vote 8tMI W· ' 1' l-4. EKo Bl\~der l ·.10 a. m. Carry out becr . Mra. Howa 1-'• "--11 • 6AME TONJI5HT1 CAR ••n• TRAVEL 'mAilERS HAlliN' A CARP li) '"•7 USED • •1. ......... .,. :t HfAIIllt.L IIO'IIE STAITSWRH AlmER ,1~ & r., DANCING- Saturday nijhl June : hl&esl tw, •Slott X·Framr• 12" '•• hi U ~unQow N te t.:l 'lh ! IU\Olf HnJTJ::~ I" J:tnthnuf 11.4 !~~? !~"" ~ . '!•h1p .~~~~";!~ rtb; ~i'f;.;w• ;.:,.·· 1 """""""""' ' n _6-piece uo, band" ' baths ' ... Fl".erg1Ill WI"-.. -··c-.-L-'' ............. .. :... YfiM " '"'' ... u11tt1 t:n A. M. . Rhythm Kings, ..,.51111· Will rent· · In· $1 ,700 at the office ~O'B1oen . • L n...w , "' .. ..,. • 'MIN ' " "" " """"''" quire Floyd Thomas. • Stp and ,._ UJI At ct.' ct. CAPI 1rom ,,.e1SOnVI·ue. 6 9 3tC p O'Brien, S I!IIIII> d' Juri· Sl., )1 8 POM'IOY. 111 w. MAIN ,... ,~,~.,,...., ,..,... ttl• rl•llt OELlClOUS Homemade Pizza, -·-- alomoroy, 1• a m a ur ay, une tt etilf t1 rlltlt lillY ... fettMI 1111 1........, n~ "' • • ,. 1-.u •.,..... .,,.,. ,._., • 50c, 'me, and SJ..Wa, uc- REPOSSESSED Electrelux Joyce A. pavis, AdJ,lni[s- 11 e ¥4 In, Plywoad Plaors • u::""w 111 ':'.~"~~.i.!.~..~~'~,.'; lu1e Pizza, $1.50. Jack'• Dai- cluner, new cleaner "'"'ra11tratrix of Estate of ElizaI:ARL GRUI!SER, plnmb!q •13 oL Duck.Colllno•• ... ,. '"'" •n. tnurnct ln~•rt•n. fJ Bar, Middleport 12 B tee, current model, reason. beth Practhauser, deceas•od II (Exctplllovon) lid heo~nl, MlulmlUe, Wanted 8ble payments. Call by O'Brien and O'Brien, Olllo. lilnd )'0111' II!!IV trouble. lltr W1nl •• 11rv1c. PI PI 1, or wn'te ROUSH & L YOI'JS c n, ,.. w.,. • .,. •n .. rtlell _ _ _ ·• easan torneys. We ba¥1111 _. II!Wir ~~~~~ 1 1 Mfnlmum cn~r•• •• untl WATER HAULING, Phone trolux, 2(t9 Fifth St. , PoJntl ;-;;;;;;;-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;11 CAMPING TRAILERS IDes, ae.aaal!W raliiJ, ,~au 1 1'1 c 1 nt• p•r word tor TIIINI Co~ -~lllr&el\ St. MiliA, w. v•. mutlwl tnHrfllftl 7268. 6 • 3Utc Pleasant. 6 9 30tc WY Ht74, c1aJ or qbL . • ,., «lit DIKIMinl on Pl._ ldl ------ -- - - -· ---- ··----- -··--- JI .. na ••• ... ,. wllbln 11 .,._ TREE TRIMMER by contract • . It lie CAID •• , •••••• OIITUAIIII . ' ' • • 6 ROOM HOUSE and bBth 3 AND t1.1l ,,, H . .,.. t~lftlmrn"- 11c:h Write the Dally Sentinel, Box . B dbu Phr'lDe ll \ tddltiOIIII word 11. 688 H p Ohl acres, tn ra ry. OFFICI MOUii • ' omoroy, O. m.7450 8 ~ 61e I:UI a. M. ta 5:01 P M. Dallr I I 3tp _ ___· • \ V~C~TION TIM~ ' lull Setvlcu ~F~or~~Sa~l~•~:~tl~~~~~~~~~~~~ 9, 1966 . For Sale \ ·.~~' ' et Extra Gash The Want A-d Wav ' - ._,.- .. - ' .MU and bullets. · 6 5 JOtc I boa poreh shades. Dale fiii> YO~ NE CDBAV MU XNA HONRZ SF.I.I.ING OUT all young night pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., FIBOH OI<H YDVVBI.-TOE RMME crawlers 1halt IJ'OWD, b••l Pomeroy. Onlo. i 11 3otc t'11•krda;r'• Cry)ttoquott"l 'J'l-fH.Elil liOH'l'lLM NI!:WSPA .. fishing •iz<L Take ·em away • GOOD yeUow corn, $1.35 per ' PJI!IIS ARE MORE TO Bill FEARED THAN A THOUSAND John Mnhler, L..dlns C,...k bushel. at the farm of George 11.\llo:lll'l'I.-NAPOLEON " .1111. 111111 l 'o&lor" Sn"""l" IIJW Road. Middleport, Oh"' Ph W. Wella, Loading Creek Road, IIWHI113, I 21i 12tp I I 7 lip ...,, AJ.;IJJIT M. .L.,..... . SELLING .OUT I e 5 USED CARS LEFT e EVINRUDI, JOHNSON and' SCOn ' PART$ fQlt OUTIOlRD MOTORS ' . eBOAJS CIICI MOTORS ' eiOAT PAINT-~ PRICE e RAMILER PARTS and ACCESSORIES eG.GE TOOLS . . . , ' W•kday Houn: 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. . S.turdlj 9 A~. to $.P.ft\ . . - ' tors. •.•* ,I IRAHNII '.,, �~:,;;;.,;.:::,,"'>:'1d~"r·,..··-;.........:.-·.,..,.........._~----····· · .. ...,....~.,. --.,.;..... . .... .,._ ·~ ' / ... ' . ........ . '),,· .,.. ..:· ~ AM _ _ ...,.,_• 'It,. ~~~~;¥:>~''''II ' .. ~·· ,,,,\ r------. l s . . H ld . emorLa erv·Lce LS e M ' I ), , ,:1 I . ,. For fArs. \Alilliam Opoa a- ..... be '-14 Slnlday 1&""' Mr.... Mr. andJuae Mn. IIIIW,nt Rollell ., Wolf l'etl, w....m .. .... ebrallq 111e1r ll8lll wecldlal aulvenary. Frteada are . ill' vtted from I .II .t; relllivel 811 day. No ~ pleaae, . e __ii\UI______ ., ._· ()· W. _ II _ A memorial sen;ice for Mrs .. Biggs, M.E.J,, Vlrglaia Owens, William Lowe was conduoted 1 M.E.S. and Etta Lemley, Maoby the Meigs Temple Pyd,;an•ager of the Temple. Sisters of Middleport TUesday atlhe Iegltn haU. Mrs. Reported mwere Edith Rgs. George Cbildo. Most Exc•Ii•J>II sell at Holzer Hospital, Mrs. Chief, presided over lh• 111.,.t-l William Allman and M~bel lng with all other officers Sanborn, and 147 sick visits their chairB. i were reported made. It was rl!The memorial serv;,,., ported that $26 had been •P"•t In tribute to Mrs Low• wbo m altruistic work. An Invitation wBI oerviug as ;tail capt•m I was received from Wllk~ at the lime of her death. TIKI ville T~mple m to attend thetr program was opened with a Inspection June 17 and several vocal solo, "Alone" by M r s. members planned to attend. Paul Haptonslall. Named to the auditing comMrs. Ben NI!U~ read a mittee were Mrs. Phil Meineulogy which she bad pre;IBI'· hart, Mrs. Karl Owens and Maxed, and a poem, "Near A Sloae ine Owens. Sadie McElhinny Wall" waa reid by Betty tliggs. ·thanked the temple for t be Mrs. Horace McElllinny g'"el cards, flowers and visits while the memorial prayor and the she was hospitalized. charter wu draped by Opal Announcement was made of l Ar ) , ' ... ' hi\:. ' Charter Draped forPeCII/Ervl'n 8 D fA U Y fl O, ' ' '.t . . ' . . . ' . Annual Ch•''dre . . · ·· , . 1' ' n's . . Day pr9gra'!' Is Presentetl at Church .of Christ !liar- 1iiiM - 11!1. ~nd~ RoaCh, Kim Weldon, liD&Inl. aecompa1111 lor " I ., Ill . . .., ' l!ick7 W!Bebrenner, Mn.lOrCarl wu111lslec ell* Hess, Gary Ha88Y, Jo Cbrlsty McKin· man the Roacb program ney, Pam Powers, Lisa Herald, by Mrl. Dale' !lyseD, Mr •. The IDDUai Childte•'l Day D~ Cole. So~~g~ tneluded "I Janie VIIIIMeter, Bobby · Pow- Nqrman·Yeaugw and Mrs. 1117· program 01 the chUrch of Cbrlst Have 'nle Joy," "The 'a.t. ·m, Redilla Prall, Pat Cedi· mond Ctle. A recordlug of lbe , in Midd.!e.port was ·held Sunday 8-L-E," "Everj ,. J':omlie',') ra•, Manley,~tjly Jlak. prosram wu· made lor Mr 1. evening, June at the chureh "'nle B~l Book" and "Jellll er, ~ . McN~'l,l •. Rayanna William Bradford, who baa beeD 5 1 with children tiiXJJ!g pan ia Loves i>ie " ·· •: Cole, V ~btpf;,!18111)8 Lew· !':'!:n;cy SupeJ!ntendent for a recitations, sang, and ln'aYers.[ ·· ' · ' • I is, .cinay ·. , - • T r u d'.Y·fyem, buill eollftned to MelP Childre• of the Primary De- Childrejl glvlnJ ~tatiou. Roach aad, Cindy GIBze. General Bol)lltaL : \'I ' .\.~ ; } \ BIG· BIND ·E·k i·ERf·~ E L DS A~~ OPEN·,FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 ._· and -S~T4'P~~ 1 ,GHT UNTIL 9 - • • At Camp Chester for Browme Troop I - Sp6nsorect By ' The Pomeroy Ch•mber Of Commerce . CJC¥" .. '. ' J)!, Attend Service Uefd Saturday 'for Mrs. Person frJm .. .' ' d d'"•t Candlelight Fly-Up Ceremony Held k • .' I · ~,.:.DIIII ·~ Pom~-lldleJ)lki. ~'·• Jlmt 1; He$ 1011,.0lrll Hq&J, Anpla "''I , 1\! ~· " . ;i m~ f .' '' ,, " ~::.~ ...,~'~· --.;..'~:.;.....,..,_ _. .!._ _ _• · - ·-~0. .,.._,..~.o.,o.~ ............... ~~ ......., .........., I t ........ - - - - - - - · , . . . . ' : "'· ' ......... j .. the electloa of Mrs. Hazel Thomas of Amanda as Guard of the Outer Temple of the Grand partmentgavetheopentngpray·lwere Ma!f. Boggs, Ke11n•Yeau( Gibers UfiliUng In the chol'- "The Lord'• Prayer" wu"" Selsioil and also the Grandi er, "Thill Ia God's Bouse," fol· pr, Ca,. Heu, Mar$<~ Mill' us~~ Jody Winebrenner, Min- pealed ·bJ the primal')' grotl1l Ses!loa's 76lb coavent1111 waa "t lowed . by ·the welcome given IliD, Erlc )~lel, Kevin Weldon, d1 Lolli, · ~!.sa Schilling, AD- and the eoqregallon with the announced for September 14-17 0 nl by ltonnit Cunningham a 0 d l Frankie ·Matlin, Becky Long. gels Baker, dfenson Prall, and Rev. Dohlld Rick! atvlnl till In Dayton. A letter was read The cl!Brter was drapecl lor Vlcty Winebrenner, Terry Jobn· Sharon Wilson. Betsy CIIRillng· benedlcUOD lB cloaing. from the Grand Chief for the Pearl Ervin and electiOn uf =iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiji hospitality shown her while vis- officers was held when Chester • ltlng the temple lD Middleport. eouocll, Daughters of America, 1 1met Tuesday evening with 32 ' The Medina Home homecom- members present. . . ing was announceCI for Sunday, Barbara Sargent, councilo~1 : ~ong the friendl and rela· June 26. Mrs. Meinhart made pres~ded BRd 0!"'ned the meet- 'lives attending the funeral ser- · presentation of the musician mg m rltuahsbc . form. Lucille •ice for Mrs. Lewill A. Person I jewels to Mrs. NeutziiDg, pian- Kraeuter and Elizabelh HaY,ts ai the Orange Chrisll'BR Church I ist. The group voted to dispelllle I were rep;rted ~I and ~av:;.~ sat!Jrday were Mr. and Mrs. 1 with the July and August meet- Benver ome rom sp ;· 0ry8 Walkins, CJ.pde, Ohio, Mr. ing, reconvening September 6 Communt.c~tlons ~ere read William Watkios, Bellevue, with a potluck dinner. Mrs. Meln Bes:le E~loa~, ~tat~co~n- ~io, Mr. and Mrs. Harry RuR- . 0 hart and Mrs. Owen will be 18~ an .1 12 a et m 10• Ilion, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry lise Elberfeld• Free Parking l..ots - One at in charge of the coffee for the 5 . oo;:;;,cltsteecre a_ry, 1 Aeon· I Runnion, Jr and son, Steve, dinner. cetmmEg _ sCal 1 sedsslon • tedug- 1· Mrs. Myrtle.,Runnion, Mr. El- l us . r...a e an reper Elberfeld• Warelaouse on Mee"ante Street, • that flags were placed on 23 . ton McCoy, all of Vienna, W. ~ graves of .rec.ased memb&S Va., Mrs. Becky Flynn. ParkAnother Across from Set!ond Street Store ODD 8R .~ , on Memorial Day , ersburg, W. Va., Mr. 111d Mrs. ~ Officers elected' were Mary Scot Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. Eiltranee. 1 .U.OUf ~: A Fly-Up ceremony for mem- McNeal, Mrs. Richard OweR, Showalter, councilor; Dorothy ~erJmaPner~~:nM:r'o.:r Mvarsn. ~ lUI bers of Brownie Troop 39 were Mrs. Robert Mills and Mrs. Myers, associate councilor; · · ' · ~ ·' ·, held Saturday at an lmpres- Herman Mulford. A complete Margaret McClaiR, vice coun- Nest, all or. Athens, Mr. Paul eDrlve to Elberlelds--See the Big Selectlom of Merchandise In .t'Very . Mi.t'tii~porf sive candlehght service at the first aid kit and supplies, which il?r; Beulah Maxey, assocla!Al :So~, ~·~~~ Ohlo:·r:~ department-Sportswear and Dress Wear for Women and Girls on the second ~ Boy Scout Camp at Chester. has been provided by Robert VIce councilor; Mary K. Rose, d"g~ • C01rre~ ' Mr -. · ~ The Brownies became Junior Mills, was presented to Mrs. conductor; Anna Tuttle, ward- ~elth ' : :~ ~poor-Take advantage of the sale prices on Porch and Lawn fllrnlture 011 .. ~..:.. . ' i ' 'Girl Soouts and were present- Neal and the scout ~· 1!11; Hattie FNderick, recording I sSie, org wa, · • :lhii:~~Ollfl floor. Big Furniture Sale on the 3rd floor-Draperies, CUrtallll, 1 Mlsl Charlene Davia, a stud- ' ed w1th theJr Brownie wings The regular meeUug o1 the secretary; Ada Neutz!mg,·assist- l ~a.,tMgtonr.andwf1'"· E~e~~ ' . '. . ent at the Rhode island S.hool 1and G1rl Scout pins. Leaders Junior Scouts Troop 3t was aot recording secretary; Ad a un m . • · Va., . Luggage, Bedspreads on the 2nd fioor Drapery department. Visit the NotloDI of Design, Providence, hBs ar-1are Mrs lthm r• Neal and Mrs. held Tuesday with o hike to Van Meter, financial secretary; I~~:er~el~ Mr.;· E. Pitts, and Stationery department on the 1st floor-Mens and Boys department, nved lor the summer vacation 1Harold Thomas · the municipal park and 1 sack Ethel Orr, assistant financial / 00 ' h a' 8 ~·any oil). with her p11rents, Dr. and Mrs. The service opened with the Iuncli enjoyed with the meet- secretary; Lucille Kraeuter, 1ers rom t e surroun mg <'ODIHousewares, Womem and Childrens Lingerie, Hosiery for everyone in tbt J. J. Davis and family. Ameri">n Flag ritual and the Ing, Mrs . . N8al aocoinpanied treasurer; Doris Koenig, inside mumlles., . -~---: family. Mrs. E. M. Wood bas retur~~o scouts gave the seoul promise the troop. 1sentinel; Beulah Clme, outside FamUy Night wiU ed fromKnoxv~tle, Tenn., where and scout law as part of the . I sentinel; Helen Wolf, 18 months she VIBlted With her grand· ceremony. They were assisted trus10!!1 Betty Roush, represen- Be Held by'WSCS • Special Values ln.'Jowell!,, Sl)eet&,. Kitchen Towels And Save all of your daughter and family. She had i by Girl Scout too from Pome) tative' fD State,ilession, and E:n- The WSCS or Heath Metho. ', .\ ' accompanied Mrs. C. L. Wood roy with their advisors, Mrs. ecf" zy. Newell, alternate represen- dist Chureh will sponsor a lamaalesllps from Elberlelds In POmeroy. They are valuable to you. to Tennessee following a . William Ohlinger aod Mrs. Phil n 10n tat1ve. ily rught dmner Monday tvell· month's vlsil bere in Ptllddii!- ·Ohlinger. t A hBkl!less bake sale was held mg, June 20, at 6 p. m. With eDen't forge!;-There's plenty of p.ar!d~g' space 011 tbt 2nd Slntt I..at I Dll port. Mrs. W~d, Sr., also visit· After the ceremony the group 0 by the ways and ~eans com• the Rev. and Mrs. M. li:. Dowed With relatives 111 Prmceton, went on a hike and had a wien- Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, 1m1ttee. Quarterly bll'thdays will son. and SOIIll, Douglas and ; 1 froiD .1:112 at the W. Va., enroute home and was er roast. Present were Ida cas- met ia regular sessio1 Tuesday be observed with pollock r.. Dw1ght as guests. mel Tuesday evening ia Point ci Carol Teepel Unda Gerard evening with Barbara Walker, freshments at the next meet- Those attending are le talte Pleasant by Mrs. E. 0. Tewks- · M~ry Mills, Judy Owen, Mar: worthy matron, and Dale E. 1ing, June 21. a covered ilish and table. aerv· bary. I tha McNeal, Diana Lynch. Jan- Slllith, worthy patron, pres1d- · , . 1ce. The fam1Iy &lgbt will be Bruce Wallace •. a student at ,et Neal, Tammy IAister, Cindy mg. MUSIC held mst~ad of the regutar wsMarshall Umvers1ty, 15 em- ' Manley, Debbie Goodnight. Bar- A report was give• 01 the • CS meetin,.. There will be no ploy~ for the summer at bara Fultz, Teresa Thomas, inspection of May 31. 11 was IS WSCS meetmg In June_. _ _ Phillip Sporn plant. He . ill Debbie Mulford, Cindy Demos- decided to order more of the --~--the soo of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight key, Stephanie Ord. cookbooks, ''!avortle Eastern nnounce • • WallB<t. Troop committee members as- Star Recipes, to sell. Guy I NEW HAVEN - The ServMrs. Robert Allensworth and sisting were Mrs. Clarence Cowan, promotoer of fraternal ant. Quartet !rom the S tb BOD, John AlleDIIIOrtb, Mrs. I relations in Job's Daughters, an- Parkersburg EUB Chur b sun James Hawley and Miss Mild- t~ 7 mw nounced Installation of Bethel present a concert of goS:.t ~~ red Hawley spent the \Uekend ;!! No. 62 officers for Monday, June sle at the New Haven EUB in Walbrtdge with M~.. and· ~ 13, at 7:30 p. m. Church on Sunday Jun 12 8 t Mra. Jamee Hawley IIIII fami. II · · · were received -Ill a ' e 111 • · They attentk!t !be hi«b !l : ~u.• · 'It the 1o!l r Ill. !\!I tThe ~-·or 111e ICbool - • _.._ ·· · quar.,. .are Elmo Golfo Cal' at J I m lowing .chapters, M~nnelsville Dlt!n Adams, Darrell Riddle and BID Hawley., .'. 011 June 9; Columbia at Sun- Hele• Riddle. bur;'· the worthy grand mal- John Hoffman, director of A'#;. · , ron • chapter, June II: Lowell, mUllie at the bosl eburcb wiD OCQ June 20; BarUett, June 23: preside ill the lllisen<f oi Ill Mrs. J. B. MarshaD and lam- Wilkesville, June :u, with ~· pastor, Rev. Martin Berisfor:. -·~ily of Louisville, Ky. are the worthy grand matroa as m· who will be directing the Conguests of her mother, Mrs. John spectlng offiCer, and Minear, fereace Sonlor Hlgb Youth "r-~". F. Bally. June 30. Camp at Evuabretb Acre~ at AU ~=liP .of Po~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore and An invjlaUon wu alao recelv- Bncklwm0a, 9. Va., June 11eroy . . . . of Jehovah s Mrs. John Smith were Sunday ed ·to attead a reception lor 17. Witnes881 lim . been eancelled I guests of Mrs Moore'• f•"- Charles Jolul!on. worthy grand 'nlere wiD be 10 ad ls 1 tills of Ille 1Verne Davis · Middleport """"• pa tron, 08 SeP!.ember 10 al charge but the regular Sund m son .. :. . . three day 1 . , aem1nar to Earl Kes~son of wtimtng. Painesville. Dorothy Woodard evening offering. The public a~ ~ held J~ ~)2 Ill Ashland, ton. was 8 recent guest of his reported on the Inspection of Invited. y. . . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale the Chapter at Washington, c. ---Presidio( Gurtia c. Kesterson. H. of wh1ch Irene Tbonburg, Wiuoq Return Leggo wiU .• , • the group of Mrs. Albert Mees spent Tues- assoc1ate grand conductress, Is F delegatee !roill·.l'lmleroy · thai ' day with her sister and b til- a member. Mrs. Pearl Speed t1 rom Columbus SkrJ will attend the ·eonferance 'JIOII-; er-i~-law Mr and Mrs ~arl Charlotte, N. C., o 50 year Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilsoa sored by tba WJJdltower Bible 1Denny s~. · · member the Elaltenl Star and ~hl.er, Ann. have reand Tract Soetety ' of New Mrs. Adam Ebersbacb return- and a SISter lit ~d 'tllllfahl~6, • &iilil~ Columbus' where York. ed home Wednesday, after 8 waa welcomed u 1 guest Y hBve spent several da}'fl The purplile of the . confer· several days visit in C I bus Refreshments were served by while AM underwent plastie tn<f Is to pnwlde u adlanced with Miss Eva Houda.::e':" Ava Zo SiliSOI!, _ l\larj~ Crow su"!ery oa ber baud at Chlldmlniaterlal trainln8 program de- Lawren ce Bl a•.•• e auu ••• · aon and Charlotill 'D.tllarct. J Jlospttal. She will ·. return -· ·' .. ··. 1'811 fD the h signed to supplement the regu. Kenny, of Cleveiand, David ospiiiiJ later for more lar meetmgs held • week at Blake Akron. and Ch I Opening Scene of treatment. the local Kingdom Hall, looat- . 81 ake' and granddaughter arD~ Revl.;.ftD 'b·.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilso1 were ed at 900 Broaci\Qy Ave in I • • ~- escrl .,.. CUesta of Miss Eva H1 ucla Middleport. " i ana Nease of Syrac~se were Omitted from the M!d·Pom lflille ' ii{ cO(urlibWI an shell Sunday guests of thell' sister, Scheol of Daace review artiele other daughter Sh d 811Mrs. Susie Fischer. was the opening scene showilig stayed with M' ndaroMn Wilson, NAME OM 111ED I M p I Speed f Cba th S r. a rs Clar'lbe name of Iva Powell was rs. ear. o r· e tatue of Liberty wbile ence McNeal during th~lr afl.. unintentionally omitted from lotte, N. C. IB the guest of her Mrs. NelDIIIIB played the Star sence. the list of those attending the 8 . brother and Slster-~n-law, Mr. Spangled Banner, and also an et 40 llepartmentale Pouvoir lD I and Mrs. Phil Willtamson. Impressive ballet aumber done TO BOLD DRIFI' Columbus Sunday · by Mrs. Judy Fraser, dance Lock 23 will hold all • • I ANNOUNCE MEETINGS Instructor, wilo performed toe above the lock 80 it There are reviVal meetmgs dancmg and hBilet to the music net interfere with lila D Iu., 110 ChlloM scheduled to begin June 8 at of 41Clare de Lune.'' races . .-satta Ga. 11nd (',pt free ' 0 0 ,,. . , "'''" ., 7:30 p. m. at the Morgan Cent She wore a white 181ia ballellfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.1 Got ,.!'".':~, ::;•,,.,,_ er Church In Gallia CoUDiy. costume lor the number. llrs. Unbellonblo bul Tn" The<Rev. Jtlm W. HaJ.,. wiJI be Fraser studied lrallel fer seV· IAI ITATION bringing the message.o ol•hU ,..CIRTIPIID w. Moln ........... ,, oolo _. y. eraJ yem belore "--'•• ~....... u The publle II Invited. IJJJtructor. The IOIId (IIJS come ihru TONIGHT lhru PRtDAY for you. Whetlier you need IUMU.IO a big. job p~kup tJUck or "'TltANGI BEDFELLOWS" lock Hudson • tou&h 1otin' diesel, they're on your side drivln' Gina LoUobriJidl !Color) down prices and servin1 with a smile. Need a . -andtruck now! Call on The Docile Boys, "1141· LIVIL Y SIT" .r-naren ··" Pamela Tiffin •••Ding U I r.Z· . I Report Given O / nSp T Ch J86 Dp er I' ~~~d I the ! I ' •· Mecbani~~llousel.ot. · Efb;rlelds i~ :Po1neroy Gospel Concert A d Pomeroy L I•'ffl;ettngS ' *EASTERN U.S. DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Ride with The Dodge "*'·"*'""""' Around ··'and About ..--"r 3 BI.G DAYS Are C,_.e/ . led . By WiMM,ses . ·""·• . ' ;.'.!.' •• BOAT RACES PROFESSIONAL WATER SK("SROW ...:~ z .' ' '' -- . . 4 I ,,., *MISS'. AMERICA PAGEANT :~;; '1 *SKY DIVING SHOW-"BA TMAN & ROBIN weeke!ld= =•ler, "I :J:!''I!d. ONAL FROG JUMPING CHM .PIONSHIP ..~Js.l ,~Aeb ··~*~R.QfiS~IONAL STAGE SHOW ENTERTAINMENT '.~I> *MR. q~RTOON, IN PERSON, FOR THE KIDDIES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ' . t' --·-- - .... · .·,. MtlitmtutRE '·, • '-••••· Ollie · niNIGHT lhru SATURDAY NOT OPEN POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SeNJing Meigs County for over 94 Ytml Member Federal Rt&<T111 Susttm Member Federal Vfpollllmuranu Corporation ~ ' . ' . ..· . IUND4Y; MONDAY · ond TUESDAY June 12-14 R. H•.RAWL1N··:6 "MADAME X.., . I<~~P• .Turner ., · ~· ·John FOrsytht~ !Technlcoior) ' CIIINirtfiM. I "' • :,, :MilL;l·5EC:OND' STREns;:r. ~. } · ' · ', ,I · ' •· ' ' .. ' .._ ; •J ''rf u~~ r ' •.,,""li, ' i "' ' ., ltJW\ '"'""' btl! -J-.ov "1-fll,- ~Iii ~· n).l!~ SHOW BY LEE JACoas . :.-•f-c.•r -,.., "'.' .;tU :e ~ "'·.l\:.M I . ' :tt':\" EXHIBIT$ ;r.f!" -.~liirui ~UNNINGHAM .•r RIDES.: ALL 3 DAYS .GIGANTIC PARADE ·· • Thla Spl,ce tontrlb~ By ··. . THE DAILY SENtiNEL • ,..,.. (jUnty'e Leedlnt N~Jitl' ~~~.~ S,OOC! 'CI RCULATIOJ1·;DAI~Y " �~:,;;;.,;.:::,,"'>:'1d~"r·,..··-;.........:.-·.,..,.........._~----····· · .. ...,....~.,. --.,.;..... . .... .,._ ·~ ' / ... ' . ........ . '),,· .,.. ..:· ~ AM _ _ ...,.,_• 'It,. ~~~~;¥:>~''''II ' .. ~·· ,,,,\ r------. l s . . H ld . emorLa erv·Lce LS e M ' I ), , ,:1 I . ,. For fArs. \Alilliam Opoa a- ..... be '-14 Slnlday 1&""' Mr.... Mr. andJuae Mn. IIIIW,nt Rollell ., Wolf l'etl, w....m .. .... ebrallq 111e1r ll8lll wecldlal aulvenary. Frteada are . ill' vtted from I .II .t; relllivel 811 day. No ~ pleaae, . e __ii\UI______ ., ._· ()· W. _ II _ A memorial sen;ice for Mrs .. Biggs, M.E.J,, Vlrglaia Owens, William Lowe was conduoted 1 M.E.S. and Etta Lemley, Maoby the Meigs Temple Pyd,;an•ager of the Temple. Sisters of Middleport TUesday atlhe Iegltn haU. Mrs. Reported mwere Edith Rgs. George Cbildo. Most Exc•Ii•J>II sell at Holzer Hospital, Mrs. Chief, presided over lh• 111.,.t-l William Allman and M~bel lng with all other officers Sanborn, and 147 sick visits their chairB. i were reported made. It was rl!The memorial serv;,,., ported that $26 had been •P"•t In tribute to Mrs Low• wbo m altruistic work. An Invitation wBI oerviug as ;tail capt•m I was received from Wllk~ at the lime of her death. TIKI ville T~mple m to attend thetr program was opened with a Inspection June 17 and several vocal solo, "Alone" by M r s. members planned to attend. Paul Haptonslall. Named to the auditing comMrs. Ben NI!U~ read a mittee were Mrs. Phil Meineulogy which she bad pre;IBI'· hart, Mrs. Karl Owens and Maxed, and a poem, "Near A Sloae ine Owens. Sadie McElhinny Wall" waa reid by Betty tliggs. ·thanked the temple for t be Mrs. Horace McElllinny g'"el cards, flowers and visits while the memorial prayor and the she was hospitalized. charter wu draped by Opal Announcement was made of l Ar ) , ' ... ' hi\:. ' Charter Draped forPeCII/Ervl'n 8 D fA U Y fl O, ' ' '.t . . ' . . . ' . Annual Ch•''dre . . · ·· , . 1' ' n's . . Day pr9gra'!' Is Presentetl at Church .of Christ !liar- 1iiiM - 11!1. ~nd~ RoaCh, Kim Weldon, liD&Inl. aecompa1111 lor " I ., Ill . . .., ' l!ick7 W!Bebrenner, Mn.lOrCarl wu111lslec ell* Hess, Gary Ha88Y, Jo Cbrlsty McKin· man the Roacb program ney, Pam Powers, Lisa Herald, by Mrl. Dale' !lyseD, Mr •. The IDDUai Childte•'l Day D~ Cole. So~~g~ tneluded "I Janie VIIIIMeter, Bobby · Pow- Nqrman·Yeaugw and Mrs. 1117· program 01 the chUrch of Cbrlst Have 'nle Joy," "The 'a.t. ·m, Redilla Prall, Pat Cedi· mond Ctle. A recordlug of lbe , in Midd.!e.port was ·held Sunday 8-L-E," "Everj ,. J':omlie',') ra•, Manley,~tjly Jlak. prosram wu· made lor Mr 1. evening, June at the chureh "'nle B~l Book" and "Jellll er, ~ . McN~'l,l •. Rayanna William Bradford, who baa beeD 5 1 with children tiiXJJ!g pan ia Loves i>ie " ·· •: Cole, V ~btpf;,!18111)8 Lew· !':'!:n;cy SupeJ!ntendent for a recitations, sang, and ln'aYers.[ ·· ' · ' • I is, .cinay ·. , - • T r u d'.Y·fyem, buill eollftned to MelP Childre• of the Primary De- Childrejl glvlnJ ~tatiou. Roach aad, Cindy GIBze. General Bol)lltaL : \'I ' .\.~ ; } \ BIG· BIND ·E·k i·ERf·~ E L DS A~~ OPEN·,FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 ._· and -S~T4'P~~ 1 ,GHT UNTIL 9 - • • At Camp Chester for Browme Troop I - Sp6nsorect By ' The Pomeroy Ch•mber Of Commerce . CJC¥" .. '. ' J)!, Attend Service Uefd Saturday 'for Mrs. Person frJm .. .' ' d d'"•t Candlelight Fly-Up Ceremony Held k • .' I · ~,.:.DIIII ·~ Pom~-lldleJ)lki. ~'·• Jlmt 1; He$ 1011,.0lrll Hq&J, Anpla "''I , 1\! ~· " . ;i m~ f .' '' ,, " ~::.~ ...,~'~· --.;..'~:.;.....,..,_ _. .!._ _ _• · - ·-~0. .,.._,..~.o.,o.~ ............... ~~ ......., .........., I t ........ - - - - - - - · , . . . . ' : "'· ' ......... j .. the electloa of Mrs. Hazel Thomas of Amanda as Guard of the Outer Temple of the Grand partmentgavetheopentngpray·lwere Ma!f. Boggs, Ke11n•Yeau( Gibers UfiliUng In the chol'- "The Lord'• Prayer" wu"" Selsioil and also the Grandi er, "Thill Ia God's Bouse," fol· pr, Ca,. Heu, Mar$<~ Mill' us~~ Jody Winebrenner, Min- pealed ·bJ the primal')' grotl1l Ses!loa's 76lb coavent1111 waa "t lowed . by ·the welcome given IliD, Erlc )~lel, Kevin Weldon, d1 Lolli, · ~!.sa Schilling, AD- and the eoqregallon with the announced for September 14-17 0 nl by ltonnit Cunningham a 0 d l Frankie ·Matlin, Becky Long. gels Baker, dfenson Prall, and Rev. Dohlld Rick! atvlnl till In Dayton. A letter was read The cl!Brter was drapecl lor Vlcty Winebrenner, Terry Jobn· Sharon Wilson. Betsy CIIRillng· benedlcUOD lB cloaing. from the Grand Chief for the Pearl Ervin and electiOn uf =iiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiji hospitality shown her while vis- officers was held when Chester • ltlng the temple lD Middleport. eouocll, Daughters of America, 1 1met Tuesday evening with 32 ' The Medina Home homecom- members present. . . ing was announceCI for Sunday, Barbara Sargent, councilo~1 : ~ong the friendl and rela· June 26. Mrs. Meinhart made pres~ded BRd 0!"'ned the meet- 'lives attending the funeral ser- · presentation of the musician mg m rltuahsbc . form. Lucille •ice for Mrs. Lewill A. Person I jewels to Mrs. NeutziiDg, pian- Kraeuter and Elizabelh HaY,ts ai the Orange Chrisll'BR Church I ist. The group voted to dispelllle I were rep;rted ~I and ~av:;.~ sat!Jrday were Mr. and Mrs. 1 with the July and August meet- Benver ome rom sp ;· 0ry8 Walkins, CJ.pde, Ohio, Mr. ing, reconvening September 6 Communt.c~tlons ~ere read William Watkios, Bellevue, with a potluck dinner. Mrs. Meln Bes:le E~loa~, ~tat~co~n- ~io, Mr. and Mrs. Harry RuR- . 0 hart and Mrs. Owen will be 18~ an .1 12 a et m 10• Ilion, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Harry lise Elberfeld• Free Parking l..ots - One at in charge of the coffee for the 5 . oo;:;;,cltsteecre a_ry, 1 Aeon· I Runnion, Jr and son, Steve, dinner. cetmmEg _ sCal 1 sedsslon • tedug- 1· Mrs. Myrtle.,Runnion, Mr. El- l us . r...a e an reper Elberfeld• Warelaouse on Mee"ante Street, • that flags were placed on 23 . ton McCoy, all of Vienna, W. ~ graves of .rec.ased memb&S Va., Mrs. Becky Flynn. ParkAnother Across from Set!ond Street Store ODD 8R .~ , on Memorial Day , ersburg, W. Va., Mr. 111d Mrs. ~ Officers elected' were Mary Scot Snodgrass, Mr. and Mrs. Eiltranee. 1 .U.OUf ~: A Fly-Up ceremony for mem- McNeal, Mrs. Richard OweR, Showalter, councilor; Dorothy ~erJmaPner~~:nM:r'o.:r Mvarsn. ~ lUI bers of Brownie Troop 39 were Mrs. Robert Mills and Mrs. Myers, associate councilor; · · ' · ~ ·' ·, held Saturday at an lmpres- Herman Mulford. A complete Margaret McClaiR, vice coun- Nest, all or. Athens, Mr. Paul eDrlve to Elberlelds--See the Big Selectlom of Merchandise In .t'Very . Mi.t'tii~porf sive candlehght service at the first aid kit and supplies, which il?r; Beulah Maxey, assocla!Al :So~, ~·~~~ Ohlo:·r:~ department-Sportswear and Dress Wear for Women and Girls on the second ~ Boy Scout Camp at Chester. has been provided by Robert VIce councilor; Mary K. Rose, d"g~ • C01rre~ ' Mr -. · ~ The Brownies became Junior Mills, was presented to Mrs. conductor; Anna Tuttle, ward- ~elth ' : :~ ~poor-Take advantage of the sale prices on Porch and Lawn fllrnlture 011 .. ~..:.. . ' i ' 'Girl Soouts and were present- Neal and the scout ~· 1!11; Hattie FNderick, recording I sSie, org wa, · • :lhii:~~Ollfl floor. Big Furniture Sale on the 3rd floor-Draperies, CUrtallll, 1 Mlsl Charlene Davia, a stud- ' ed w1th theJr Brownie wings The regular meeUug o1 the secretary; Ada Neutz!mg,·assist- l ~a.,tMgtonr.andwf1'"· E~e~~ ' . '. . ent at the Rhode island S.hool 1and G1rl Scout pins. Leaders Junior Scouts Troop 3t was aot recording secretary; Ad a un m . • · Va., . Luggage, Bedspreads on the 2nd fioor Drapery department. Visit the NotloDI of Design, Providence, hBs ar-1are Mrs lthm r• Neal and Mrs. held Tuesday with o hike to Van Meter, financial secretary; I~~:er~el~ Mr.;· E. Pitts, and Stationery department on the 1st floor-Mens and Boys department, nved lor the summer vacation 1Harold Thomas · the municipal park and 1 sack Ethel Orr, assistant financial / 00 ' h a' 8 ~·any oil). with her p11rents, Dr. and Mrs. The service opened with the Iuncli enjoyed with the meet- secretary; Lucille Kraeuter, 1ers rom t e surroun mg <'ODIHousewares, Womem and Childrens Lingerie, Hosiery for everyone in tbt J. J. Davis and family. Ameri">n Flag ritual and the Ing, Mrs . . N8al aocoinpanied treasurer; Doris Koenig, inside mumlles., . -~---: family. Mrs. E. M. Wood bas retur~~o scouts gave the seoul promise the troop. 1sentinel; Beulah Clme, outside FamUy Night wiU ed fromKnoxv~tle, Tenn., where and scout law as part of the . I sentinel; Helen Wolf, 18 months she VIBlted With her grand· ceremony. They were assisted trus10!!1 Betty Roush, represen- Be Held by'WSCS • Special Values ln.'Jowell!,, Sl)eet&,. Kitchen Towels And Save all of your daughter and family. She had i by Girl Scout too from Pome) tative' fD State,ilession, and E:n- The WSCS or Heath Metho. ', .\ ' accompanied Mrs. C. L. Wood roy with their advisors, Mrs. ecf" zy. Newell, alternate represen- dist Chureh will sponsor a lamaalesllps from Elberlelds In POmeroy. They are valuable to you. to Tennessee following a . William Ohlinger aod Mrs. Phil n 10n tat1ve. ily rught dmner Monday tvell· month's vlsil bere in Ptllddii!- ·Ohlinger. t A hBkl!less bake sale was held mg, June 20, at 6 p. m. With eDen't forge!;-There's plenty of p.ar!d~g' space 011 tbt 2nd Slntt I..at I Dll port. Mrs. W~d, Sr., also visit· After the ceremony the group 0 by the ways and ~eans com• the Rev. and Mrs. M. li:. Dowed With relatives 111 Prmceton, went on a hike and had a wien- Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, 1m1ttee. Quarterly bll'thdays will son. and SOIIll, Douglas and ; 1 froiD .1:112 at the W. Va., enroute home and was er roast. Present were Ida cas- met ia regular sessio1 Tuesday be observed with pollock r.. Dw1ght as guests. mel Tuesday evening ia Point ci Carol Teepel Unda Gerard evening with Barbara Walker, freshments at the next meet- Those attending are le talte Pleasant by Mrs. E. 0. Tewks- · M~ry Mills, Judy Owen, Mar: worthy matron, and Dale E. 1ing, June 21. a covered ilish and table. aerv· bary. I tha McNeal, Diana Lynch. Jan- Slllith, worthy patron, pres1d- · , . 1ce. The fam1Iy &lgbt will be Bruce Wallace •. a student at ,et Neal, Tammy IAister, Cindy mg. MUSIC held mst~ad of the regutar wsMarshall Umvers1ty, 15 em- ' Manley, Debbie Goodnight. Bar- A report was give• 01 the • CS meetin,.. There will be no ploy~ for the summer at bara Fultz, Teresa Thomas, inspection of May 31. 11 was IS WSCS meetmg In June_. _ _ Phillip Sporn plant. He . ill Debbie Mulford, Cindy Demos- decided to order more of the --~--the soo of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight key, Stephanie Ord. cookbooks, ''!avortle Eastern nnounce • • WallB<t. Troop committee members as- Star Recipes, to sell. Guy I NEW HAVEN - The ServMrs. Robert Allensworth and sisting were Mrs. Clarence Cowan, promotoer of fraternal ant. Quartet !rom the S tb BOD, John AlleDIIIOrtb, Mrs. I relations in Job's Daughters, an- Parkersburg EUB Chur b sun James Hawley and Miss Mild- t~ 7 mw nounced Installation of Bethel present a concert of goS:.t ~~ red Hawley spent the \Uekend ;!! No. 62 officers for Monday, June sle at the New Haven EUB in Walbrtdge with M~.. and· ~ 13, at 7:30 p. m. Church on Sunday Jun 12 8 t Mra. Jamee Hawley IIIII fami. II · · · were received -Ill a ' e 111 • · They attentk!t !be hi«b !l : ~u.• · 'It the 1o!l r Ill. !\!I tThe ~-·or 111e ICbool - • _.._ ·· · quar.,. .are Elmo Golfo Cal' at J I m lowing .chapters, M~nnelsville Dlt!n Adams, Darrell Riddle and BID Hawley., .'. 011 June 9; Columbia at Sun- Hele• Riddle. bur;'· the worthy grand mal- John Hoffman, director of A'#;. · , ron • chapter, June II: Lowell, mUllie at the bosl eburcb wiD OCQ June 20; BarUett, June 23: preside ill the lllisen<f oi Ill Mrs. J. B. MarshaD and lam- Wilkesville, June :u, with ~· pastor, Rev. Martin Berisfor:. -·~ily of Louisville, Ky. are the worthy grand matroa as m· who will be directing the Conguests of her mother, Mrs. John spectlng offiCer, and Minear, fereace Sonlor Hlgb Youth "r-~". F. Bally. June 30. Camp at Evuabretb Acre~ at AU ~=liP .of Po~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore and An invjlaUon wu alao recelv- Bncklwm0a, 9. Va., June 11eroy . . . . of Jehovah s Mrs. John Smith were Sunday ed ·to attead a reception lor 17. Witnes881 lim . been eancelled I guests of Mrs Moore'• f•"- Charles Jolul!on. worthy grand 'nlere wiD be 10 ad ls 1 tills of Ille 1Verne Davis · Middleport """"• pa tron, 08 SeP!.ember 10 al charge but the regular Sund m son .. :. . . three day 1 . , aem1nar to Earl Kes~son of wtimtng. Painesville. Dorothy Woodard evening offering. The public a~ ~ held J~ ~)2 Ill Ashland, ton. was 8 recent guest of his reported on the Inspection of Invited. y. . . . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale the Chapter at Washington, c. ---Presidio( Gurtia c. Kesterson. H. of wh1ch Irene Tbonburg, Wiuoq Return Leggo wiU .• , • the group of Mrs. Albert Mees spent Tues- assoc1ate grand conductress, Is F delegatee !roill·.l'lmleroy · thai ' day with her sister and b til- a member. Mrs. Pearl Speed t1 rom Columbus SkrJ will attend the ·eonferance 'JIOII-; er-i~-law Mr and Mrs ~arl Charlotte, N. C., o 50 year Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilsoa sored by tba WJJdltower Bible 1Denny s~. · · member the Elaltenl Star and ~hl.er, Ann. have reand Tract Soetety ' of New Mrs. Adam Ebersbacb return- and a SISter lit ~d 'tllllfahl~6, • &iilil~ Columbus' where York. ed home Wednesday, after 8 waa welcomed u 1 guest Y hBve spent several da}'fl The purplile of the . confer· several days visit in C I bus Refreshments were served by while AM underwent plastie tn<f Is to pnwlde u adlanced with Miss Eva Houda.::e':" Ava Zo SiliSOI!, _ l\larj~ Crow su"!ery oa ber baud at Chlldmlniaterlal trainln8 program de- Lawren ce Bl a•.•• e auu ••• · aon and Charlotill 'D.tllarct. J Jlospttal. She will ·. return -· ·' .. ··. 1'811 fD the h signed to supplement the regu. Kenny, of Cleveiand, David ospiiiiJ later for more lar meetmgs held • week at Blake Akron. and Ch I Opening Scene of treatment. the local Kingdom Hall, looat- . 81 ake' and granddaughter arD~ Revl.;.ftD 'b·.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilso1 were ed at 900 Broaci\Qy Ave in I • • ~- escrl .,.. CUesta of Miss Eva H1 ucla Middleport. " i ana Nease of Syrac~se were Omitted from the M!d·Pom lflille ' ii{ cO(urlibWI an shell Sunday guests of thell' sister, Scheol of Daace review artiele other daughter Sh d 811Mrs. Susie Fischer. was the opening scene showilig stayed with M' ndaroMn Wilson, NAME OM 111ED I M p I Speed f Cba th S r. a rs Clar'lbe name of Iva Powell was rs. ear. o r· e tatue of Liberty wbile ence McNeal during th~lr afl.. unintentionally omitted from lotte, N. C. IB the guest of her Mrs. NelDIIIIB played the Star sence. the list of those attending the 8 . brother and Slster-~n-law, Mr. Spangled Banner, and also an et 40 llepartmentale Pouvoir lD I and Mrs. Phil Willtamson. Impressive ballet aumber done TO BOLD DRIFI' Columbus Sunday · by Mrs. Judy Fraser, dance Lock 23 will hold all • • I ANNOUNCE MEETINGS Instructor, wilo performed toe above the lock 80 it There are reviVal meetmgs dancmg and hBilet to the music net interfere with lila D Iu., 110 ChlloM scheduled to begin June 8 at of 41Clare de Lune.'' races . .-satta Ga. 11nd (',pt free ' 0 0 ,,. . , "'''" ., 7:30 p. m. at the Morgan Cent She wore a white 181ia ballellfiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.1 Got ,.!'".':~, ::;•,,.,,_ er Church In Gallia CoUDiy. costume lor the number. llrs. Unbellonblo bul Tn" The<Rev. Jtlm W. HaJ.,. wiJI be Fraser studied lrallel fer seV· IAI ITATION bringing the message.o ol•hU ,..CIRTIPIID w. Moln ........... ,, oolo _. y. eraJ yem belore "--'•• ~....... u The publle II Invited. IJJJtructor. The IOIId (IIJS come ihru TONIGHT lhru PRtDAY for you. Whetlier you need IUMU.IO a big. job p~kup tJUck or "'TltANGI BEDFELLOWS" lock Hudson • tou&h 1otin' diesel, they're on your side drivln' Gina LoUobriJidl !Color) down prices and servin1 with a smile. Need a . -andtruck now! Call on The Docile Boys, "1141· LIVIL Y SIT" .r-naren ··" Pamela Tiffin •••Ding U I r.Z· . I Report Given O / nSp T Ch J86 Dp er I' ~~~d I the ! I ' •· Mecbani~~llousel.ot. · Efb;rlelds i~ :Po1neroy Gospel Concert A d Pomeroy L I•'ffl;ettngS ' *EASTERN U.S. DIVISIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Ride with The Dodge "*'·"*'""""' Around ··'and About ..--"r 3 BI.G DAYS Are C,_.e/ . led . By WiMM,ses . ·""·• . ' ;.'.!.' •• BOAT RACES PROFESSIONAL WATER SK("SROW ...:~ z .' ' '' -- . . 4 I ,,., *MISS'. AMERICA PAGEANT :~;; '1 *SKY DIVING SHOW-"BA TMAN & ROBIN weeke!ld= =•ler, "I :J:!''I!d. ONAL FROG JUMPING CHM .PIONSHIP ..~Js.l ,~Aeb ··~*~R.QfiS~IONAL STAGE SHOW ENTERTAINMENT '.~I> *MR. q~RTOON, IN PERSON, FOR THE KIDDIES OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 ' . t' --·-- - .... · .·,. MtlitmtutRE '·, • '-••••· Ollie · niNIGHT lhru SATURDAY NOT OPEN POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SeNJing Meigs County for over 94 Ytml Member Federal Rt&<T111 Susttm Member Federal Vfpollllmuranu Corporation ~ ' . ' . ..· . IUND4Y; MONDAY · ond TUESDAY June 12-14 R. H•.RAWL1N··:6 "MADAME X.., . I<~~P• .Turner ., · ~· ·John FOrsytht~ !Technlcoior) ' CIIINirtfiM. I "' • :,, :MilL;l·5EC:OND' STREns;:r. ~. } · ' · ', ,I · ' •· ' ' .. ' .._ ; •J ''rf u~~ r ' •.,,""li, ' i "' ' ., ltJW\ '"'""' btl! -J-.ov "1-fll,- ~Iii ~· n).l!~ SHOW BY LEE JACoas . :.-•f-c.•r -,.., "'.' .;tU :e ~ "'·.l\:.M I . ' :tt':\" EXHIBIT$ ;r.f!" -.~liirui ~UNNINGHAM .•r RIDES.: ALL 3 DAYS .GIGANTIC PARADE ·· • Thla Spl,ce tontrlb~ By ··. . THE DAILY SENtiNEL • ,..,.. (jUnty'e Leedlnt N~Jitl' ~~~.~ S,OOC! 'CI RCULATIOJ1·;DAI~Y " �,, J ., '' • ·f ' ~ f\\ '' ' 'fl ' ~ 'e· ··tcome ' . ••.~. to Re · atta ' . . I ' , , ,. .. . . ':: ' ' .. ' . ... . . ' \~; .. ' · .· ~ . '· ' e ; ,I i ary '• \ l_DeiiO~;.fo..f~ · • . ' '1 • ~ 1 enttnet •.,.,...,. 01 TIN Jl.t,..M1110n .4F111J • ------------------------ . ~ROY:MIDDL~t.' OHio THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 TEN CENTS Al ':· --------------~~~~~--~------------------------~------- VOL XVIII NO. 37 !_: ~· ~--· WHILE YOU'RE HIE FOR REGAnAWEiK~IND STOP IN FOR AVISI(- WE HAft JUS.T THE - YOU NEED TO MAKE .. YOUR SIJMMP MORE FUN. ~----------------. .SiltYilf4tt' PAGEANT PARADE - Jim Mees, an official of the preliminary Miss America Pageant to be held Saturday, June 1l at 8 p.m. in the Pomeroy Junior High auditorium, lhows the four trophies that will be rresented during the ' ' event. Wilkesville • Notes SI'CJety 1 1 ! 1 1 t I • J r I I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Sr., Ironton, who are Ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Raines and a group of firends recently -------·!picnicked at Lake Alma. Mrs. Flora Arbaugh and Mrs. Mrs. Lona Davis spent a Tom Loft spent Decoration week recently with relatives in weekend here at their home. Pittsburgh. Her niece and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lowe her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cos were Friday night guests of Crabotta, accompanied her her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest home to attend the Alumni at Major. They were here for his Rutland where Mrs. Crabotta uncle, Duane Lowe's funeral. was a graduate. He was one of the victims of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Campbell the powder plant explosion. recently visited her sister, Mr. TI•e Pythian Sisters Jnspeoand Mrs. John Shilling and his tlon will be held June 17. All brother Mr and Mrs. Eugene members are urged to be presCampb~ll. ent. Rev. Leonard Mcintire of J.o. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Devault gan filled the Wilkesville and have begun to build a new house McArthur pulpits over Memor· to be connected to a trailer en tal weekend. their farm just outside of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Little Wilkesville. of Ashville were recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kruisof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. camp have moved into an Max Hall. apartment at the intersection of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McClure, 160 and 689. Akron,'recently visited Mrs. L<> Charles Cray Is moving to na Davis. his property in Wellstnn as Mrs. Marianna Grate recent· soon as the house is vacant. ly spent the weekend with her Mr. George Jones IB quite ill -.. -·--·-- I I . I ' LAWN .~. ' ' , ~.· ' ., ' ·"""' ,, ' '. ''"""' ., c ' ol racer1 tO pete for the $2,500 purse. large OF ALL AGES Mov!gn Into the nlgbt ICbedule, thoae ' I • -. .. flag flanked pyramid. Pictured left to right, top ry Claxton, Art Claxton, Jr., Art Claxton, Sr. Mother, Claxton (not pictured) Is the boat operator In tbla - PHONE 9ft.2774 POMEiOY, 0. 111 W.2ND - ·- ··· - a lute • ,. T0 REGATTA CI TY U. S. A. POMEROY . •· " OFFERING THE MOTORING PUBLIC THE FINEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL FACILITIES IN SOUTH EASTUN OHIO .. , . ..;.,.. ;J , . *Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge \ • . ' - I ~ ,, •' .>! Possibft~l ..( •. !.·, *Crystal Clear Swimming Pool ' ,, , ~, ... .. .'. • I ' • • • • • JUNE 10, 11, U noon , •, , • , , .".:·; : ;,.·Commerelal Exhibits Open · A Run•bout ••••••••• ·•• , . 1~30 ,1.:41 ' JN'l'ERMISSION . • • .. .. • .. 2:00 D Hydro ................. 3:15 S!QO . 3:$0 · 1 P.M ...••••• , • .-: , •.•••••.. (}penln(f Ceranonlel 1:30 P.M. ... , , ....... , .••••... Sky DlviDg Show 3:45 4;80 "BI~" and "Robin" Portrayal ~ IIJ'dro o • o • .• • I • • • I o o 4 1 1 1 fl \ I' I P.M ..... , ..... ; '"f;,< .... U.S. Dl'l'illolll\ Frog - . ,v. 1:30 P.M•....• . •• rar-..e through M&loa, va. 4:45 P.M. , ...... , Parade leavea Middleport for Poine..,y, Ohio 1 P.M. .. • .. ... .. • . .. . . .. .. . Sky D1vlng Show .• . . and "Robin" Portrayal • · Prefealonll !Hige Show :.l?c··-.Golpel Harmoay Boyt, Royal Tonet ..... . ~ ;. ' I SATURDAY JUNB 1101 · 1:30 A.M•• ; ................ Mr. Cartoon arrlvea 11 A.IL , ,. .. .. .. • . . . . . . Kiddie., aiqleJan· Show . by Lee Jacobi, 111uter lltl&lelan l<f~> •' Art Ghxti)n l'rofeu!Onai 'Water Sid Show . ,, lJat;~;M. ..• , • • . . . . . . . . Baotena .U.S. DIYIIIOIIII CllaaiP~ Boat Baeel '1,181 .:iiiH:(~ Water Sid Show. ' Families are welcome .•• so, if you are planning a trip this sum- .Every-Worker and Citizen::That' to tHe ~mittee chairman, all workers\.)~ ' s4y 'th;nks for bringing this 'outltondi1:'Q .:,~tnt ,o·/- take advantage of our family pi an rates. ~ , I 1 '• I 1' • '· I( ~ '' Everything For Your Comfort end Satisfectlon •· I I ' '· ..., FUN FOR ALL AT -. Ra•- 0 . ' ~ ' I . fJ \ ' taMv'~s :- • ~ • Regatta City USA-POME.R'OY Bolt k.' ;;.,- -- -~ ....... ~~· -...... · ~~:: '' . ·' JUNE 10-11-,12 . • duf¥ that brings grea~,,o,~plishmtint. Vf•' urg4t thil\ilhN • .r . public in this end.e~wr,_ .~.u;,;_,,_, · - Parking For Over 150 Cars. , ' • N ,• ' . Weter Show- Mlu Amtria hski':'•l Ptt-.nt ·' ~·. : ..~ \ .. ~ ' .. !I" ' . ' '' 1 ' J, .. t "l'.M. .• ~.• •••••••• • ••• ~ •• ~ ••• :, •• llaee1 re11111e . ., . ' ' '•' .~ ~~~ IIIII America Pageaat ' ) • = • • • •• • . • • • • • • ,.. ~ ... ~ .'. ·.,. i.•• . Beeord Bop - I:M·. p~-· . • ' .. ~ . -.' . '. . . . ., ... Eastern U.S. Divisional Championships SANCI'IONED BY Mid-East OUtlloud AliiiOelatlea, lae. &: N:~~:~~;I Ontlloard A.uoelatloa. Under the lliiPieea of: P. Cllamber of Commene. Saturday and Sunday, June and l!th, 1981 on the Ohio River. COURSE It Is loeated on beautiful Ohio River at Pomeroy, Ohio. 1'A mUuurveyed course. TIME Races start at 1:30 and 12:30 Eutern Standard Time (slow); Drivers Meeting at U:30 A.M. - E.S.T. lloth days. · DATE Saturday and Sunday, June 11th and l!th, 1988; · Food and drlnb available at pit uea. NOTICE . There Will be DO testing Of IDy bo~ ~JJie J\r•t S mlnnte gun for the day'a program luli ileen lind. · It must be quiet between heats for pnbUe address systems and the radio program Is belnJ brGadeut. Penalty Ia dlsquallfleatlon for the day. ENTRY FEE fa per driver to tUe cue of lnsunnee fee. PRIZE MONEY . . '80180-,40-,20 per raee of two.heata -Also, first plaee trophies for each dul. . CLASSES A·H, B-H, CH, D-B, 1c X·H- A-1, B-1, C·R, Cl·R 6 X·R. Volunteers are InVited ,. "' ! .,. Jumpblg ~loDSblp ' _· ~ anct 1!th . ~f;; ,UNE lOth . wlv"''kend · '. ! , .. Jp ·'Re;.rU!~ttft·. , ...... /< ' 4:0.0 4:30 5:00 Sunday Sehedule 'I *88 Air Conditioned Rooms with TV and Radio · INTEBMISSIOW •• , ;· , ••• , • 3:H A Hydro ••• 4:15 X l,lunallout ....... ; • .. .. • 4:41 p.m. 2:15 C R R ............. , .. 12:30 p.m • B Hydro ......... , .... , • , l:H To All those Who . Hc;ave, , ~' · ,, ~ ~~lp.d :_, ' , Melkt . . ,. .. ,, 1:4~ !:45 ••• I. I 1966 For .Big ~end Regatta Weekend 2nd Heat C Servlee Runabout , .. , . . . . 2:H C Hydro ••• ,. ...•.•.•.. ...• , 2:30 I and .itl lst Heat 8 RliiUIIIout . .... , .. . • .. .. 1:30 p.m. '· mer ... by all means include THE INN on your schedule ••• and :: ~-l *'" ~~ ,. # But!a ~ Jar act. Do they ever hit the water? You'll have to coDi,e . . to are: Lisa Claxton, Sharon Claxton, Kathy Cluton,. Jer- B. R. W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY e tl ' BOYS & GIRLS \ w . : ·.~.J!IlJ,t.TONE PAINT .PORfAiiirFANS. UNOLEUM RUGS l II. I : . . THE CLAXTON FAMILY ACT Is a aix·D1811, thret tiel' ' .. Ill :BftYClfS· . ............. BOY I t ti b n sl !1 tl un eWAGONS AND TRICYCLES . THIRTY FOOT JUMP TOO MUCH!- "Frenchy,• Commol Pleas CQurt Bailiff A,Uen Hill's entry In the U.S. Divisional Frog Jumping Contest scheduled In the Big Bend Regatta, clasps hla heart iii agony after a 30.feet practice tbla week. SucceiiSful rea118Clta· tion followed O:l)'gen admlnlatered by Pomeroy's First Aid squad, but local -froglnarlau say Frenchy's jumping days are over. "Just when you get a winner, the cookie crum· bles," . Bailiff Hill lamentM. Photo discloses the retired entry lnadvertantly liCI'aped some paint from hla plaster elbows when be keeled over with the cardiac aebure. . at his borne here.. . . day leave before returnmg to\ Mr. and Mrl. Vernon VanovMr. and Mrs. William Garvm <amp. er spent the weekend at tbelr\ and Mrs. Gay Mahaffey werein Tommy Lambert. who i~ home here. Athens recently consulting a stationed in Arizona, is home f=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii== doctor. with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Long Mrs. Lawrence Lambert, for arrived home Friday for a 30- 18 days. t s a • COME IN ••• LOOK AROUNDI eSADDLES AND,RIDING EQUIPMENT PHONE 593-6661 AREA CODE 614 d .. " LOCATED on ROUTES 33 and 50 1 - Jayi I , _j('~ko I a ' b.s,. =,, 1 IJrojllon~ I . ll Map of the Race Course . i ' . � http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9bea1d58f28ceef8e0fa78100104d39c.pdf 90d2b866e90683a5099f4b3ba7189d41 PDF Text Text ,, J ., '' • ·f ' ~ f\\ '' ' 'fl ' ~ 'e· ··tcome ' . ••.~. to Re · atta ' . . I ' , , ,. .. . . ':: ' ' .. ' . ... . . ' \~; .. ' · .· ~ . '· ' e ; ,I i ary '• \ l_DeiiO~;.fo..f~ · • . ' '1 • ~ 1 enttnet •.,.,...,. 01 TIN Jl.t,..M1110n .4F111J • ------------------------ . ~ROY:MIDDL~t.' OHio THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1966 TEN CENTS Al ':· --------------~~~~~--~------------------------~------- VOL XVIII NO. 37 !_: ~· ~--· WHILE YOU'RE HIE FOR REGAnAWEiK~IND STOP IN FOR AVISI(- WE HAft JUS.T THE - YOU NEED TO MAKE .. YOUR SIJMMP MORE FUN. ~----------------. .SiltYilf4tt' PAGEANT PARADE - Jim Mees, an official of the preliminary Miss America Pageant to be held Saturday, June 1l at 8 p.m. in the Pomeroy Junior High auditorium, lhows the four trophies that will be rresented during the ' ' event. Wilkesville • Notes SI'CJety 1 1 ! 1 1 t I • J r I I grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell, Sr., Ironton, who are Ill. Mr. and Mrs. James Raines and a group of firends recently -------·!picnicked at Lake Alma. Mrs. Flora Arbaugh and Mrs. Mrs. Lona Davis spent a Tom Loft spent Decoration week recently with relatives in weekend here at their home. Pittsburgh. Her niece and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lowe her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Cos were Friday night guests of Crabotta, accompanied her her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest home to attend the Alumni at Major. They were here for his Rutland where Mrs. Crabotta uncle, Duane Lowe's funeral. was a graduate. He was one of the victims of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Campbell the powder plant explosion. recently visited her sister, Mr. TI•e Pythian Sisters Jnspeoand Mrs. John Shilling and his tlon will be held June 17. All brother Mr and Mrs. Eugene members are urged to be presCampb~ll. ent. Rev. Leonard Mcintire of J.o. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Devault gan filled the Wilkesville and have begun to build a new house McArthur pulpits over Memor· to be connected to a trailer en tal weekend. their farm just outside of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Little Wilkesville. of Ashville were recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kruisof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. camp have moved into an Max Hall. apartment at the intersection of Mr. and Mrs. Dale McClure, 160 and 689. Akron,'recently visited Mrs. L<> Charles Cray Is moving to na Davis. his property in Wellstnn as Mrs. Marianna Grate recent· soon as the house is vacant. ly spent the weekend with her Mr. George Jones IB quite ill -.. -·--·-- I I . I ' LAWN .~. ' ' , ~.· ' ., ' ·"""' ,, ' '. ''"""' ., c ' ol racer1 tO pete for the $2,500 purse. large OF ALL AGES Mov!gn Into the nlgbt ICbedule, thoae ' I • -. .. flag flanked pyramid. Pictured left to right, top ry Claxton, Art Claxton, Jr., Art Claxton, Sr. Mother, Claxton (not pictured) Is the boat operator In tbla - PHONE 9ft.2774 POMEiOY, 0. 111 W.2ND - ·- ··· - a lute • ,. T0 REGATTA CI TY U. S. A. POMEROY . •· " OFFERING THE MOTORING PUBLIC THE FINEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL FACILITIES IN SOUTH EASTUN OHIO .. , . ..;.,.. ;J , . *Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge \ • . ' - I ~ ,, •' .>! Possibft~l ..( •. !.·, *Crystal Clear Swimming Pool ' ,, , ~, ... .. .'. • I ' • • • • • JUNE 10, 11, U noon , •, , • , , .".:·; : ;,.·Commerelal Exhibits Open · A Run•bout ••••••••• ·•• , . 1~30 ,1.:41 ' JN'l'ERMISSION . • • .. .. • .. 2:00 D Hydro ................. 3:15 S!QO . 3:$0 · 1 P.M ...••••• , • .-: , •.•••••.. (}penln(f Ceranonlel 1:30 P.M. ... , , ....... , .••••... Sky DlviDg Show 3:45 4;80 "BI~" and "Robin" Portrayal ~ IIJ'dro o • o • .• • I • • • I o o 4 1 1 1 fl \ I' I P.M ..... , ..... ; '"f;,< .... U.S. Dl'l'illolll\ Frog - . ,v. 1:30 P.M•....• . •• rar-..e through M&loa, va. 4:45 P.M. , ...... , Parade leavea Middleport for Poine..,y, Ohio 1 P.M. .. • .. ... .. • . .. . . .. .. . Sky D1vlng Show .• . . and "Robin" Portrayal • · Prefealonll !Hige Show :.l?c··-.Golpel Harmoay Boyt, Royal Tonet ..... . ~ ;. ' I SATURDAY JUNB 1101 · 1:30 A.M•• ; ................ Mr. Cartoon arrlvea 11 A.IL , ,. .. .. .. • . . . . . . Kiddie., aiqleJan· Show . by Lee Jacobi, 111uter lltl&lelan l<f~> •' Art Ghxti)n l'rofeu!Onai 'Water Sid Show . ,, lJat;~;M. ..• , • • . . . . . . . . Baotena .U.S. DIYIIIOIIII CllaaiP~ Boat Baeel '1,181 .:iiiH:(~ Water Sid Show. ' Families are welcome .•• so, if you are planning a trip this sum- .Every-Worker and Citizen::That' to tHe ~mittee chairman, all workers\.)~ ' s4y 'th;nks for bringing this 'outltondi1:'Q .:,~tnt ,o·/- take advantage of our family pi an rates. ~ , I 1 '• I 1' • '· I( ~ '' Everything For Your Comfort end Satisfectlon •· I I ' '· ..., FUN FOR ALL AT -. Ra•- 0 . ' ~ ' I . fJ \ ' taMv'~s :- • ~ • Regatta City USA-POME.R'OY Bolt k.' ;;.,- -- -~ ....... ~~· -...... · ~~:: '' . ·' JUNE 10-11-,12 . • duf¥ that brings grea~,,o,~plishmtint. Vf•' urg4t thil\ilhN • .r . public in this end.e~wr,_ .~.u;,;_,,_, · - Parking For Over 150 Cars. , ' • N ,• ' . Weter Show- Mlu Amtria hski':'•l Ptt-.nt ·' ~·. : ..~ \ .. ~ ' .. !I" ' . ' '' 1 ' J, .. t "l'.M. .• ~.• •••••••• • ••• ~ •• ~ ••• :, •• llaee1 re11111e . ., . ' ' '•' .~ ~~~ IIIII America Pageaat ' ) • = • • • •• • . • • • • • • ,.. ~ ... ~ .'. ·.,. i.•• . Beeord Bop - I:M·. p~-· . • ' .. ~ . -.' . '. . . . ., ... Eastern U.S. Divisional Championships SANCI'IONED BY Mid-East OUtlloud AliiiOelatlea, lae. &: N:~~:~~;I Ontlloard A.uoelatloa. Under the lliiPieea of: P. Cllamber of Commene. Saturday and Sunday, June and l!th, 1981 on the Ohio River. COURSE It Is loeated on beautiful Ohio River at Pomeroy, Ohio. 1'A mUuurveyed course. TIME Races start at 1:30 and 12:30 Eutern Standard Time (slow); Drivers Meeting at U:30 A.M. - E.S.T. lloth days. · DATE Saturday and Sunday, June 11th and l!th, 1988; · Food and drlnb available at pit uea. NOTICE . There Will be DO testing Of IDy bo~ ~JJie J\r•t S mlnnte gun for the day'a program luli ileen lind. · It must be quiet between heats for pnbUe address systems and the radio program Is belnJ brGadeut. Penalty Ia dlsquallfleatlon for the day. ENTRY FEE fa per driver to tUe cue of lnsunnee fee. PRIZE MONEY . . '80180-,40-,20 per raee of two.heata -Also, first plaee trophies for each dul. . CLASSES A·H, B-H, CH, D-B, 1c X·H- A-1, B-1, C·R, Cl·R 6 X·R. Volunteers are InVited ,. "' ! .,. Jumpblg ~loDSblp ' _· ~ anct 1!th . ~f;; ,UNE lOth . wlv"''kend · '. ! , .. Jp ·'Re;.rU!~ttft·. , ...... /< ' 4:0.0 4:30 5:00 Sunday Sehedule 'I *88 Air Conditioned Rooms with TV and Radio · INTEBMISSIOW •• , ;· , ••• , • 3:H A Hydro ••• 4:15 X l,lunallout ....... ; • .. .. • 4:41 p.m. 2:15 C R R ............. , .. 12:30 p.m • B Hydro ......... , .... , • , l:H To All those Who . Hc;ave, , ~' · ,, ~ ~~lp.d :_, ' , Melkt . . ,. .. ,, 1:4~ !:45 ••• I. I 1966 For .Big ~end Regatta Weekend 2nd Heat C Servlee Runabout , .. , . . . . 2:H C Hydro ••• ,. ...•.•.•.. ...• , 2:30 I and .itl lst Heat 8 RliiUIIIout . .... , .. . • .. .. 1:30 p.m. '· mer ... by all means include THE INN on your schedule ••• and :: ~-l *'" ~~ ,. # But!a ~ Jar act. Do they ever hit the water? You'll have to coDi,e . . to are: Lisa Claxton, Sharon Claxton, Kathy Cluton,. Jer- B. R. W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY e tl ' BOYS & GIRLS \ w . : ·.~.J!IlJ,t.TONE PAINT .PORfAiiirFANS. UNOLEUM RUGS l II. I : . . THE CLAXTON FAMILY ACT Is a aix·D1811, thret tiel' ' .. Ill :BftYClfS· . ............. BOY I t ti b n sl !1 tl un eWAGONS AND TRICYCLES . THIRTY FOOT JUMP TOO MUCH!- "Frenchy,• Commol Pleas CQurt Bailiff A,Uen Hill's entry In the U.S. Divisional Frog Jumping Contest scheduled In the Big Bend Regatta, clasps hla heart iii agony after a 30.feet practice tbla week. SucceiiSful rea118Clta· tion followed O:l)'gen admlnlatered by Pomeroy's First Aid squad, but local -froglnarlau say Frenchy's jumping days are over. "Just when you get a winner, the cookie crum· bles," . Bailiff Hill lamentM. Photo discloses the retired entry lnadvertantly liCI'aped some paint from hla plaster elbows when be keeled over with the cardiac aebure. . at his borne here.. . . day leave before returnmg to\ Mr. and Mrl. Vernon VanovMr. and Mrs. William Garvm <amp. er spent the weekend at tbelr\ and Mrs. Gay Mahaffey werein Tommy Lambert. who i~ home here. Athens recently consulting a stationed in Arizona, is home f=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii== doctor. with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Long Mrs. Lawrence Lambert, for arrived home Friday for a 30- 18 days. t s a • COME IN ••• LOOK AROUNDI eSADDLES AND,RIDING EQUIPMENT PHONE 593-6661 AREA CODE 614 d .. " LOCATED on ROUTES 33 and 50 1 - Jayi I , _j('~ko I a ' b.s,. =,, 1 IJrojllon~ I . ll Map of the Race Course . i ' . �I,. ' ' ~~~~ · . ."....."!.,._~1 . r~.. ' i, ~ ' ~ :'' NEW 1 '' }~. .....' . Racine l\ntes .. ' ' ' .· : ., BY MRS .FIIANCIS MORRIS Dr. A'mstrong wai a ~uest speaker at I~ wo,rslllp s~rvlce Sunday morning at the Fir&! Baptist Church. Dallv Vacation bible School is in ·session at the Baptist Church with Mrs. Glenna 0 '· Connor, superintendent. , Mrs. Ben Philson i, a sprgical patient in Meigs General Hospital. · • WELC TO 11REGATTA WE'RE RIGHT ACROSS THE . STREET FROM THE MAIN cafl:'·' . Miss Louise Parr Is spe. . ill@ the summer at her home ·I ' Illusionist Jacobs will Saw ~ · Personality in half I 1 · 0ppa J S A NEW . CONCEPT IN VACATION ••• NoteS .· Scenes from 1965 Big Bend Regatta Boat Races \ IT'S JUNE 19 ., ' ' Mrs. Anna (cross) Giblin of Painesville, spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Ben Petrel. Mr. and Mr•. Lewis Blakley (Mabel Philson) and son Jack Blakley, wife and children of Columbus and Mr: and Mrs. Robert Feuerbacher of Athens visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil8on. Mrs. Mae Crawford o! New Brighton, Pa. spent a week as guest of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler Lee Jacobs, noted magician' 8 p. m. and iliusioni <t. will '"w "1 But Jacobs is not satisfied erhood of Mal!iclaDJ In Housl· les In store for Sunday after- ' pr01nlnent .poroonality _inw · with the old ..ay of sawing on. Texas, in September. So it noon when the National Associ· balves durmg the btg Fnday someone in half. He doesn 't ' must be good. ation of Railway Business Wornnigljl stage show a\. the Big bother with the box! He just And a prominent politician en Train Excursion arrives Bend Regatta m Pomeroy at 1uses a lumberjack's cross-cut who saw part of this acl com- from Columbus. He says that . ~- ~ - -· - . saw and ' prominent person 1if mented that it wu "of the if you t· --• your head to nod to he can find one who wilt trust highest caliber.'' In Ibis per- a friend you will miss • marhim by Friday night). f~rmance, Jacoba plays a magi- vel, so .you certainly won't want c Other porformers wbo will Cllln wbo leads the donble life to miss an exciting moment of ~CI'ety be featured on the Fridav nighi of a secret agent. the Big Bend Regatta Ibis I" show will be the Gospel Har- And Jacoba hu more myster- weekell\l. mony BOy•. the Musical Wades Those recent! visiting Mr. and the Royaltones. and .Mrs. Pearl ~ilion and lam· In addition, Jacobs will do a ily were Mrs. Judy Adanl! and lull stage show on the parking children. Mr. and Mrs. Ray lot Saturday mornmg at II, im· Vii Dil~ and family of Pomeroy med~ately. ~~ow,._ l'V· ':}o~:~r\11< l :.. _,,.. ·t· '· . ond'jBrenda Barr. toon s appearance. Jt Ml'" lllld Mro . . Clermont Har- promise• to chop oft Mr. Carris spent the weekend in Man.. toon ' 1 head (and try to put It field visiting Mr. and Mrs. Har- back on\ durmg the show tf Mr. ian :Webb and daughter Mr Cartoon's insurance man. does- i ;!& ' 't . d I ond, Mrs. Larry Harrio and n mm · , family and Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs. who has been a fea· Hamilton and attended the grad- lured performer before tens of uaUon of their granddaughter, tbouaand! of children _both in Carey Lee Webb from Kinder- person and on teieVISIOn, wtll garten. ' gear this show especially for Mr. and Mro. Vernon Reed all kids between the ages oi and familyy of Waldo visited , 5 and 115. Best of all , Jacobs Saturdoy with Mr. and Mro.1 has prom1aed w make one lucky Vernon Green. :child the magician for part of Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Reed ' the ohow and to l•t him do and family of Waiolo 8pent some of the tricks. the weekend with Mr. and Mro. Durin& the Mis! America George Reed. Olheri visiting I Pageant which starts at 8 p. the Reed home were Mr. and im. Saturday evening, Jacobs Mrs. Gene Wilson, Rerd&Ville, ' will perform an all new seg- , ~r .. and Ml'li. Hobart Smalley, I ment of his Florist's Night· Chcl' .. Mr. and MTM. Marvi" ' mare act. Jacobs has just re· Barhhart, White's Chapel and I ceived a professional offer • Hav Clark of Camden. N. J. perform this amazing acl Mrs. Twlla Clark, Ray and the Houston Association Kenny. of Camden, N. J . are Magicians Combined Co~tventtiorill spending 1 week at their home I of the Society of American Ml· here. gicians and Jntern1Uonal Broth- I Open Friday & Saturday bere. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Baker and Miss Marabel Sharpnack of Columbus and · Mr. and M r s. James Ellinston of Baltlmore, Md. were dinner suests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack and caiJers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Aclam Slaughter of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sayre and Mrs. Ola Adams of Zanesville spent several days with relatives. \ . ' REDMOND RE'I1U8 ST. LOllS (UPI) .:...utUity lineman Tom Redmond of the St. Louis football announced his reti~errtent day after seven years 1n National Football Le"'\\e. The 28-year-old naUve Atlanta, who played his college bal_l at Vanderbllt, decided to retire because of an uexcel· lent" business opportunity. and called on other friends. Mis' Lisa McDaniel of Ath· Compltlt 11eo!IN. PknMine. lloctrlcot, lntorens spent the weekend with lar Trim and KI!Chon Ctblntl C•sltm Dtlll• her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. N lyoloms Optlonol, H. L. McDaniel. Mro. Mabel Van Mtter of Chester was 1 Sunday guest Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuler. Mr. and Mrs, Chesler Sim1D-II 992·2975 son spent the weekend with 512 E. MAIN STREET and Mrs. Brian Simpson cbildren at Woodsfield. That's why we k ·•t \ assembled our gre.1t est array of gilts Ju1 dad. Show Pop huw tops he is with a ~ift from our spark lin~ array. Whale" .,. h ; 5 taste may be -sport · outfits. sui ts, ~cr Pg. sories - our wide se· VARIABLE STAR The star Mira ls famouo !or its light changes. 11 •xpands and contracts every 330 days. This expansion and contraction cause• the star's light to grow brighter, then dimmer. MEIGS SWIFT HOMES POMEROY, OHIO lection offer> gifts to :' please . . . and at · pleasing prices, lool P.S •••• If In Doubt, Give A Gift Certificate NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .J ..H. IN PO~RO'l' FOR OVER 90 YEARS SEE RAY. RIGGS FOR A NEW '66 MERCURY. t ' ~ ti b ~ L d ". a \' .. D: sl lo tl. .. (That's What We're Really Talking About) I c '66 Oldsmobifa '"··· 1$) ' ' lOUR ~IND OF. C AR . ,,.. PENNSYLVANIA " ...._ lo llylol ..... ~.looM> Qoo_,;J ...... ., ....... 'i." ~:-. Clankt ~ •ldi...-...Ht: rt4t, "WAKE BLAZER" 111 et Vacation Fun 1 t.l Ul See the /"\an COMET OR i '· Motor Boat .," . ...,..nui """" .. ~ ... ~ .. . . ' -~ ~: ,. \ .,. . '·' i... . . RAY RIGGS· iS:· V..S. lT m.od.\1 In faw fabolou """"T"'olrlvo,__...,_ ~ ·~ :' ' : .' YOUR KIND OF MERCUR't DEALER ..-. BATTERY . . . . . ' .. : . ;_ . . . ·~ ' . . . . . . . . . . . . liulp:ltllll u t,hl 011" ~ buy. Uw ..,- •tiflad Give~ You Extra Summers of Good Depend,ble Starting Power Because The Battery Is Silver Cobalt Protected To Seal The Charge inside. pOMEROy REGAn.~ • ~ ' CITY \6-\\-\'lt l•glttl s,.clell . to I!Witom&n 1M ef.t __._,. ,...M al U\11" Ii tteii: · uper· w.c.d .nil P,Ub fvrt}l to t.JIIure your ati•· • ~It Mly wt llmf af .-vt youP . . Because we make· YOUR KIND OF DEAL , ............. lhl ~ ....... $29.73~~:~. .. . .. ~ llTO<! bey ~~~;ICI. -'.YIN" DfW III¥«WJ. _ _ ,..._, wiwlllloO.....,,.,...,.,.._. ...tout al hM;Wic a.talk to )"'W" 11~ We bww YQa ... .. ...,. loot <lool bDIIa 10 ,..... 110 fOOl -....... . ... ... ··--.............. • ..,... .. .,.., . .. a-• ,.,.,..... • .I • ........ ·~ • • • , . FULL PROTftnONi • j • i ' t5 N. COURT ST, . 593- 6601 ' . 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Dallv Vacation bible School is in ·session at the Baptist Church with Mrs. Glenna 0 '· Connor, superintendent. , Mrs. Ben Philson i, a sprgical patient in Meigs General Hospital. · • WELC TO 11REGATTA WE'RE RIGHT ACROSS THE . STREET FROM THE MAIN cafl:'·' . Miss Louise Parr Is spe. . ill@ the summer at her home ·I ' Illusionist Jacobs will Saw ~ · Personality in half I 1 · 0ppa J S A NEW . CONCEPT IN VACATION ••• NoteS .· Scenes from 1965 Big Bend Regatta Boat Races \ IT'S JUNE 19 ., ' ' Mrs. Anna (cross) Giblin of Painesville, spent a week with her sister, Mrs. Ben Petrel. Mr. and Mr•. Lewis Blakley (Mabel Philson) and son Jack Blakley, wife and children of Columbus and Mr: and Mrs. Robert Feuerbacher of Athens visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phil8on. Mrs. Mae Crawford o! New Brighton, Pa. spent a week as guest of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler Lee Jacobs, noted magician' 8 p. m. and iliusioni <t. will '"w "1 But Jacobs is not satisfied erhood of Mal!iclaDJ In Housl· les In store for Sunday after- ' pr01nlnent .poroonality _inw · with the old ..ay of sawing on. Texas, in September. So it noon when the National Associ· balves durmg the btg Fnday someone in half. He doesn 't ' must be good. ation of Railway Business Wornnigljl stage show a\. the Big bother with the box! He just And a prominent politician en Train Excursion arrives Bend Regatta m Pomeroy at 1uses a lumberjack's cross-cut who saw part of this acl com- from Columbus. He says that . ~- ~ - -· - . saw and ' prominent person 1if mented that it wu "of the if you t· --• your head to nod to he can find one who wilt trust highest caliber.'' In Ibis per- a friend you will miss • marhim by Friday night). f~rmance, Jacoba plays a magi- vel, so .you certainly won't want c Other porformers wbo will Cllln wbo leads the donble life to miss an exciting moment of ~CI'ety be featured on the Fridav nighi of a secret agent. the Big Bend Regatta Ibis I" show will be the Gospel Har- And Jacoba hu more myster- weekell\l. mony BOy•. the Musical Wades Those recent! visiting Mr. and the Royaltones. and .Mrs. Pearl ~ilion and lam· In addition, Jacobs will do a ily were Mrs. Judy Adanl! and lull stage show on the parking children. Mr. and Mrs. Ray lot Saturday mornmg at II, im· Vii Dil~ and family of Pomeroy med~ately. ~~ow,._ l'V· ':}o~:~r\11< l :.. _,,.. ·t· '· . ond'jBrenda Barr. toon s appearance. Jt Ml'" lllld Mro . . Clermont Har- promise• to chop oft Mr. Carris spent the weekend in Man.. toon ' 1 head (and try to put It field visiting Mr. and Mrs. Har- back on\ durmg the show tf Mr. ian :Webb and daughter Mr Cartoon's insurance man. does- i ;!& ' 't . d I ond, Mrs. Larry Harrio and n mm · , family and Mr. and Mrs. David Jacobs. who has been a fea· Hamilton and attended the grad- lured performer before tens of uaUon of their granddaughter, tbouaand! of children _both in Carey Lee Webb from Kinder- person and on teieVISIOn, wtll garten. ' gear this show especially for Mr. and Mro. Vernon Reed all kids between the ages oi and familyy of Waldo visited , 5 and 115. Best of all , Jacobs Saturdoy with Mr. and Mro.1 has prom1aed w make one lucky Vernon Green. :child the magician for part of Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Reed ' the ohow and to l•t him do and family of Waiolo 8pent some of the tricks. the weekend with Mr. and Mro. Durin& the Mis! America George Reed. Olheri visiting I Pageant which starts at 8 p. the Reed home were Mr. and im. Saturday evening, Jacobs Mrs. Gene Wilson, Rerd&Ville, ' will perform an all new seg- , ~r .. and Ml'li. Hobart Smalley, I ment of his Florist's Night· Chcl' .. Mr. and MTM. Marvi" ' mare act. Jacobs has just re· Barhhart, White's Chapel and I ceived a professional offer • Hav Clark of Camden. N. J. perform this amazing acl Mrs. Twlla Clark, Ray and the Houston Association Kenny. of Camden, N. J . are Magicians Combined Co~tventtiorill spending 1 week at their home I of the Society of American Ml· here. gicians and Jntern1Uonal Broth- I Open Friday & Saturday bere. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Baker and Miss Marabel Sharpnack of Columbus and · Mr. and M r s. James Ellinston of Baltlmore, Md. were dinner suests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack and caiJers in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Aclam Slaughter of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sayre and Mrs. Ola Adams of Zanesville spent several days with relatives. \ . ' REDMOND RE'I1U8 ST. LOllS (UPI) .:...utUity lineman Tom Redmond of the St. Louis football announced his reti~errtent day after seven years 1n National Football Le"'\\e. The 28-year-old naUve Atlanta, who played his college bal_l at Vanderbllt, decided to retire because of an uexcel· lent" business opportunity. and called on other friends. Mis' Lisa McDaniel of Ath· Compltlt 11eo!IN. PknMine. lloctrlcot, lntorens spent the weekend with lar Trim and KI!Chon Ctblntl C•sltm Dtlll• her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. N lyoloms Optlonol, H. L. McDaniel. Mro. Mabel Van Mtter of Chester was 1 Sunday guest Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuler. Mr. and Mrs, Chesler Sim1D-II 992·2975 son spent the weekend with 512 E. MAIN STREET and Mrs. Brian Simpson cbildren at Woodsfield. That's why we k ·•t \ assembled our gre.1t est array of gilts Ju1 dad. Show Pop huw tops he is with a ~ift from our spark lin~ array. Whale" .,. h ; 5 taste may be -sport · outfits. sui ts, ~cr Pg. sories - our wide se· VARIABLE STAR The star Mira ls famouo !or its light changes. 11 •xpands and contracts every 330 days. This expansion and contraction cause• the star's light to grow brighter, then dimmer. MEIGS SWIFT HOMES POMEROY, OHIO lection offer> gifts to :' please . . . and at · pleasing prices, lool P.S •••• If In Doubt, Give A Gift Certificate NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE .J ..H. IN PO~RO'l' FOR OVER 90 YEARS SEE RAY. RIGGS FOR A NEW '66 MERCURY. t ' ~ ti b ~ L d ". a \' .. D: sl lo tl. .. (That's What We're Really Talking About) I c '66 Oldsmobifa '"··· 1$) ' ' lOUR ~IND OF. C AR . ,,.. PENNSYLVANIA " ...._ lo llylol ..... ~.looM> Qoo_,;J ...... ., ....... 'i." ~:-. Clankt ~ •ldi...-...Ht: rt4t, "WAKE BLAZER" 111 et Vacation Fun 1 t.l Ul See the /"\an COMET OR i '· Motor Boat .," . ...,..nui """" .. ~ ... ~ .. . . ' -~ ~: ,. \ .,. . '·' i... . . RAY RIGGS· iS:· V..S. lT m.od.\1 In faw fabolou """"T"'olrlvo,__...,_ ~ ·~ :' ' : .' YOUR KIND OF MERCUR't DEALER ..-. BATTERY . . . . . ' .. : . ;_ . . . ·~ ' . . . . . . . . . . . . liulp:ltllll u t,hl 011" ~ buy. Uw ..,- •tiflad Give~ You Extra Summers of Good Depend,ble Starting Power Because The Battery Is Silver Cobalt Protected To Seal The Charge inside. pOMEROy REGAn.~ • ~ ' CITY \6-\\-\'lt l•glttl s,.clell . to I!Witom&n 1M ef.t __._,. ,...M al U\11" Ii tteii: · uper· w.c.d .nil P,Ub fvrt}l to t.JIIure your ati•· • ~It Mly wt llmf af .-vt youP . . Because we make· YOUR KIND OF DEAL , ............. lhl ~ ....... $29.73~~:~. .. . .. ~ llTO<! bey ~~~;ICI. -'.YIN" DfW III¥«WJ. _ _ ,..._, wiwlllloO.....,,.,...,.,.._. ...tout al hM;Wic a.talk to )"'W" 11~ We bww YQa ... .. ...,. loot <lool bDIIa 10 ,..... 110 fOOl -....... . ... ... ··--.............. • ..,... .. .,.., . .. a-• ,.,.,..... • .I • ........ ·~ • • • , . FULL PROTftnONi • j • i ' t5 N. COURT ST, . 593- 6601 ' . I!' arr~n~ade.; · to~ fuU ~~liricbd" ~n any 'eventuality: q~t details he~e. , their famiHu, ,:uop : ;RAY .· ltiG:G:S,.I'.. ' '. ' 1n1 coverage. for boat · owrrers. qu~te • ~.,._.....,..,. = laAII· DEAL NOW WITH A DEALIN' MAN1 ~ HERE··. ~ : FOR ·· ,. , W~e •e~~e~nc,ed ..,., , "" j ........ • • . I •JT~..,t~Jj •:.t.t;:"*' ,. ~· • •• J • r.,.,.,,., ,.,,.,.,.....,. ··~: ;(1 . 'Jtf' . ' .;· • • · '•~~ . :P•Itt.., r,.,....-:u -· staR . .......... :.""::. " \ "\ . . •. . DAVIS,• ·~~· . '' ~ f. ''""-.t .~· ' ~- • INSUifAti(f r, ' 1(•.W. SltOt-lb'if'· ,i.Jt .~ 15 Oldsmobiles To Choose From ..• I 1 �'· \ r I Dally 'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, !966-15' 1RY THIS SUMMER" FUN IDEAl ~--, l ,. rinstant JUenie.' ' . ¥· . HELEN HELP US! .. . ,.....·., ,.., . .,, ·par, ling IDd lhal'o no ' tjlp FRENCH FRIES Ue). :1. ' 1 Remember all the work and preparation thataled te Jo In making a picnic? Forget It and call 111. Preitol We'll have your picnic ready in an Instant. Colonel Sander's original recipe . makes our Kentuck): Fried Chicken tender and tasty and finger Uckln' good. AU , you have to do Is stop In and pick It up on the way out to the park. Of course, you can still make a plcnlo lunch the old way--yourself. But we warn you, It won't be any picnic. ki11tuekr, fried Cldftuo · Tht Dinner 1.2$, Tht Bucket 3.75, Tht Ia Language Translator Field Wide Open to U.S. Youth CALL 992-3974 FOR RESERVATIONS ePARTIES eBANQUETS eSCHOOL EXCURSIONS (PRIVATE P.UTY ROOM AYAILABLI) BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 218 E. MAIN PH. 992-3974 POMEROY HELEN BAILEY- IRIS (lAlLEY) COLLINS WELCOME TO THE J • eo!.ONEI. sANIDERS' RmP! CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . eSTOP FOR BREAKFAST - LUNCH ar NER 5:30-8:00 Daily and 8:00 till 8:00 Suoda,._ j .' Phone ~2 tMnsWhite Boys White BOAt, SHOES Canvas Loafers I!J!>ofi lo 11 Sizes !I'll to Bi& 1l WOMINI C...... il OXF VI'V,. '< j •uo 4-lt - - - ~S atuo, at..... wht~o am den GOING ON A polr $1.77 OXFORdS _, ....,,_ CHILDiti.NI C#IHVAI Whllo, lluo $1.77 It bas been eotlmattd that over the U D lie d States about 43 miDlon loDI of duot· 10ttle each year. Of Ibis, 31 milllon tonsil from natural SOUr<eO, tncludllll 1 mUllon tons of polli!n..'!'lie rest II callled ~ hiiJIIIID activities. 1n sec:lioDI wltb the heaYiest lnduotrlailJa.. lion as much 11 200 tona per oquare mlle have fallen. In Detroit, llicb. :meaounmento of 72 toni of dual per oquare mlle per 111011111 have been tskeD. ,.lr polr ROUSR~ SHOE STORE e k;a' J til lfll o. S~$0N '· ARI! YOU PLANNING TO BANK BY MAIL? We llave aonvenlent ronna for mailing In deposits lor your CheckiDg or savtnp Acoounll. We will gladly !urnlsh you with a IIUPPIJ at any lime. This Way EXCEPT see The ' Do~ · eoys NEW_,·· ' SONS,EO. w. Va. .' '· MONDAY·:.· · . '• Travelen Checks are the llfes! way. Tho only ldentlfleallo• you lltOd io your olgnature. They come 1n convenient de· nomiDltlOIII of flO, $20, f50 and flOO. The coal II just ,1.00 per flOO.OO. H the checb are ever lost or ololell you will pta refund of the fUll amount prompt!)'. DAILY · DoToHelp ... HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CARRY YOUR FUNDS? ' ~ -··· ·- ~ · Somethins We C•n -WEEKEND · . · JUNE 10.11·12 ::-· 1966 · • REGAnA t.l U.S.. ROIIte 60-Westi ~ntingJon, ·· VACATION SEE)' HOW REALLY GREAT • • • SUMMER CAN BE! NOW f ' DEN am en ~EGATTA OTY .00 sz.99 RIDE THE pOMEROY \ To · Summer Fun! IS YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT IN GOOD ORDER? Latw your flnanelal bowie In order when you go on your noatlon. Your Checklni Acoounl leaves a complete re=d of·bl1ll 7011 llavo paid and depoalll you llave made. ~y OTHER HELP YOU MAY NEED? • If •thoro ... 1111 otbor ·IIDIDclal matter• you wllb taken Cll'lt·of whfie you're away on ncatlon - jual drop In before 7011 lltvo llld we'll do our WI')' beat to help you out. THE FARMERS BANK .SAYINGS CO. " MIMIII FIDJRAL IISIRVl SYniM . . . . . . f!;D,t.C, POMEROY, OHIO . ' " "t···~. •' ! ...... . · . '· n,~, .' ~· �'· \ r I Dally 'Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 9, !966-15' 1RY THIS SUMMER" FUN IDEAl ~--, l ,. rinstant JUenie.' ' . ¥· . HELEN HELP US! .. . ,.....·., ,.., . .,, ·par, ling IDd lhal'o no ' tjlp FRENCH FRIES Ue). :1. ' 1 Remember all the work and preparation thataled te Jo In making a picnic? Forget It and call 111. Preitol We'll have your picnic ready in an Instant. Colonel Sander's original recipe . makes our Kentuck): Fried Chicken tender and tasty and finger Uckln' good. AU , you have to do Is stop In and pick It up on the way out to the park. Of course, you can still make a plcnlo lunch the old way--yourself. But we warn you, It won't be any picnic. ki11tuekr, fried Cldftuo · Tht Dinner 1.2$, Tht Bucket 3.75, Tht Ia Language Translator Field Wide Open to U.S. Youth CALL 992-3974 FOR RESERVATIONS ePARTIES eBANQUETS eSCHOOL EXCURSIONS (PRIVATE P.UTY ROOM AYAILABLI) BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 218 E. MAIN PH. 992-3974 POMEROY HELEN BAILEY- IRIS (lAlLEY) COLLINS WELCOME TO THE J • eo!.ONEI. sANIDERS' RmP! CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . eSTOP FOR BREAKFAST - LUNCH ar NER 5:30-8:00 Daily and 8:00 till 8:00 Suoda,._ j .' Phone ~2 tMnsWhite Boys White BOAt, SHOES Canvas Loafers I!J!>ofi lo 11 Sizes !I'll to Bi& 1l WOMINI C...... il OXF VI'V,. '< j •uo 4-lt - - - ~S atuo, at..... wht~o am den GOING ON A polr $1.77 OXFORdS _, ....,,_ CHILDiti.NI C#IHVAI Whllo, lluo $1.77 It bas been eotlmattd that over the U D lie d States about 43 miDlon loDI of duot· 10ttle each year. Of Ibis, 31 milllon tonsil from natural SOUr<eO, tncludllll 1 mUllon tons of polli!n..'!'lie rest II callled ~ hiiJIIIID activities. 1n sec:lioDI wltb the heaYiest lnduotrlailJa.. lion as much 11 200 tona per oquare mlle have fallen. In Detroit, llicb. :meaounmento of 72 toni of dual per oquare mlle per 111011111 have been tskeD. ,.lr polr ROUSR~ SHOE STORE e k;a' J til lfll o. S~$0N '· ARI! YOU PLANNING TO BANK BY MAIL? We llave aonvenlent ronna for mailing In deposits lor your CheckiDg or savtnp Acoounll. We will gladly !urnlsh you with a IIUPPIJ at any lime. This Way EXCEPT see The ' Do~ · eoys NEW_,·· ' SONS,EO. w. Va. .' '· MONDAY·:.· · . '• Travelen Checks are the llfes! way. Tho only ldentlfleallo• you lltOd io your olgnature. They come 1n convenient de· nomiDltlOIII of flO, $20, f50 and flOO. The coal II just ,1.00 per flOO.OO. H the checb are ever lost or ololell you will pta refund of the fUll amount prompt!)'. DAILY · DoToHelp ... HOW ARE YOU GOING TO CARRY YOUR FUNDS? ' ~ -··· ·- ~ · Somethins We C•n -WEEKEND · . · JUNE 10.11·12 ::-· 1966 · • REGAnA t.l U.S.. ROIIte 60-Westi ~ntingJon, ·· VACATION SEE)' HOW REALLY GREAT • • • SUMMER CAN BE! NOW f ' DEN am en ~EGATTA OTY .00 sz.99 RIDE THE pOMEROY \ To · Summer Fun! IS YOUR CHECKING ACCOUNT IN GOOD ORDER? Latw your flnanelal bowie In order when you go on your noatlon. Your Checklni Acoounl leaves a complete re=d of·bl1ll 7011 llavo paid and depoalll you llave made. ~y OTHER HELP YOU MAY NEED? • If •thoro ... 1111 otbor ·IIDIDclal matter• you wllb taken Cll'lt·of whfie you're away on ncatlon - jual drop In before 7011 lltvo llld we'll do our WI')' beat to help you out. THE FARMERS BANK .SAYINGS CO. " MIMIII FIDJRAL IISIRVl SYniM . . . . . . f!;D,t.C, POMEROY, OHIO . ' " "t···~. •' ! ...... . · . '· n,~, .' ~· �- 1'\ ......... . lOIII wrlkr Cole 11-Dall1 sentinel, PomerOY.IIlddleport. 0., June 9, 11111 I'Grler Wll bon Gl WI da; Ill . ' liN. •. · Ill IN!, Congress pBSied an ployes. 1811 Prelldenl Harl; On 1htJ ~ 111 blatory: 10! provldlnJ for In •c~ed olf a connver. In · 1942, · Sele«!tlve SerVice 10" Jncome • 11,1, • ~man 10u laWled the 801b tffldal' lasued , new ordet autborldnl emptoyerl 10 wlth• 1Y when ~~he worst we have · with · children ,Jast hold rrom week1y Congress .. salary lbeir em- ever bad. •I ~I ' • I Get'•et. fo:r At B'AHR ,, CLOTHIERS • Wherever You Go In Southeastern Ohio NEW HAVI!:N ' IN MIDDLEPOitT and s l<~rtt'r b•A"" D. A. Martin. Jarkson, I C .• c 1ec s ove r a . ' .::::h~"';~,~··~:nd d:::•a, :;:.::"';~~~>:n- Lab;ador·s l Boa tin'! Can Be Made.:into Safer Sport fr·enrh novelist Vietor Huio' Hamilton River is North Amer· . BY JACK WOLISTON plates aboard new boats. These new world record replaces I 1 " The supreme hoppine" of life ica's s•eond largest cascad~ m NEW YORK 1UP I) _ What ' tags are now required by law , pound fish taken from the same ! 1 he •-onvietion that we are volume of water. The nver is t:;e formula for making in four ~tates. ' l~ke in 1915 by Edward T. loved " plea-ure boating a safer sport'! Lifton said the Coast Guard SnnreiL 1drops 1.1131 feet. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ;·:: ll~re Is 000 put rorWllrd re· report showed an almost exacl The spotted black baiS II one '" ' rently by Fred B. Lifton, execu· parallel between sound enforce- ~ of three N!cogmzed spect"'. of · i· I I 1 ' live director of the Outboard menl programs and safely, the bass famtly In ll!e Umted · · Stales for which records are b Bo•tlng Clu of Amenra. tn a "New York and Michigan k Th h t the . IWI · ept. eoterwoare hN speech to t e Allons a er both have many m . ore boats •• . c .. . , . , largemout h an d th e om• IJ.o. Sa 1etv· ongress. registered th<Hl Callforma, yet I mou th . · Hoatlng accidents will they had 29 and 42 per cent The second record fish regis· dwindle If the product is de· /ewer boattng Ia Iahue•. respoc· ' tered will! the magazine was 1 signed and bmlt to rigid last ye~~ than Cahfor· 29 pound. u ounce brown trout REGATTA WEEK-END 1966 1 1 ''."!r• standM.rd:-;, lhe svort Js semubly ma , 1 The Greate5t On Earth Automobile Club of Southern Ohio THE COST IS MODEST ... IN FACT IT PAYS TO BELONG. HIRE'S WMY e24 Hours A Day Emergency Road Servico e Exclusive Travel Aids and Counaelln& e Bail 1nd Arrest Bond Protection e Personal Accident Insurance JOIN @ ,, he said. 1 Troot Yourself To Motoring Security SH or Coli Your Locol Roprtltnlatlve reaulated and policed and the tenslve enforcement a~d edu· Three Forks, Mont., from Wade boatman learns ond practices c•hon ~;ograms; California ; Lake, Mont., April 13. It the right procedures." docs not. · J!IISBed the 27-pound, ltJ.ounce lle went on to say that a An estimated half million fish taken in Newfoundland good strat had been made in persons a year now are re· 1960 to tel a new North Amerl· e~rh ot thes~ ar~.>~s. . . ceivin& boating instrul'tions can record. In connectmn With butldmg from the stales and aucb or· Bacon caught his prize fish sater producll;, Lif.,n cited the g•nizations u the Coast Guard on a 41'(lund-test line. enalneerln& program of . t h e Auxiliary and. tbe U. S. Power reeord for the brown trout is Boating Industry Assot·Jatmn. Squadrons, he said, compared 39 pounds, I ounce!. •·standards covenng an ever with less than 200,000 tbree ' beauty was caught In Loeb wider array of marme ~rodurt~ years B@CI. Awe", Scotland, In 1861. are being added to BIA 1 Eng1· nP<ring \lanual each year, and , "This total ropresenll only exJSling standards are subject those boatmen taking some sort Today Is Thursday, June, I, to continual revJSion to keep , of Jormal Instruction," Lifton the l80tb day of 11166 2011 PI'" with technoloaical ad· oaid. "Sale boating films and follow. •an~fl~ he pointed out. pamphlets reach addillonal The mi!CJn is between ill . s. Coast Guard's most millions." . pha,. and last quarter. e ARROW DRESS SHIRTS Whites- Colors eSPORT SHIRTS eRUGBY SWIMWEAR e HUBBARD SLACKS 1nd BERMUDAS eCASUAL WEAR IV LEVI ePURITAN SPORTSWEAR eTROPICAL WEIGHT SUITS By CuriH & W1rr1n Sewell ·eUNDERWEAR by Jockey, H1nes, I.V.D. 1ncl lela. TheSatum, morninl 1t1n_ are leiS than half ol 11166 and ..,........,. strides being made enfon·e- gone, two fish of wtrld iiiThiiieireiiiialliireiiiiMiiiliiiiiiiiii ment. It plareo new emphasis ' North American record size al· 00 the causes of boatlo,g acci· I ready have been registered wtlh ..... <Once Identified, 'f' the!f Field &: Strean'l magazine , of· cause~ can be counter~~~ fl ria\ fresh water rod and reel One of these causes, Liflon rel'ords keeper ror 46 years. said. wa!l overloadina. and this The new world record was a problem io now being attack•d spotted black ba" weighing 8 on o wide front with th e in· poondo, caught at Smith Lake, creasing practice of placing of Btrmlngham, Alo. Hamilton's weiRhl ond boroepower capacity of Birmingham, ala. .. , ..;. ::'fa: .SNEAKERS Sizes 8\1-3, 4·10 eWbite -· 0 c: ;a "'m ' Llrge Size 2-lurner Single Burner .., IV ~Y.O.VAC With Red Slan•l Fl•ahtr BOAT OXFORD ss 99 White Surfer Red I Green Gret'!n IS LADIES BOYS HEAVY DUTY KED TENNIS OXFORDS LACE TO TOE $ J .99 SPECUL Sneaker ZEBCO Wbitt Bloclr. C~Jn• · Mocl;l33 s:;o $2-99 Retil!otr 1~.$0 SPINNING REEL •,.93 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT OHIO L ,HOW. MAIN ' ' -~I I .:~:~ ., ., . COOLERSI . Fununeol DOMINION W~NDOW ' .. ...' MJSSrAMERICA REGIONAL 8~.UTY PAGEANT BOAT RACES ~ Courleous Service • CleBD Best Rooms BIG BEND REGATTA WEEK · ~ ·~~coUPON SPECIALS at LANDMARK • SUMMER : l "'&ul•r 7,9t.:,'"' : SI!JNNING.·IIUL · ·4 ''ftl.• , ? ,__,_,_ _- . ZEBCO . . Model404 1 ' fiSHING EQUIPMENT \ SPECJ4£, ' l'rllhalon11 Stage Entertainment OPEN 24 HOUR! HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL ,KJNDS op'' :. '• ' ON ROUT!S 7 & 33 We Give TV Stamps ., ' ·~ EvERYTHING YOU NEED .· UPPIR IND OP POMIROY 10-11-12 •• Complete Fi~hing Equipment • PARADEe WATER SHOW INDUSTRIAL EXHIBIT Folda eully for storage . '! 12165 FOR ALL! SUPER SERVICE STATION ' JUNE 7.99 20.95 . ~.~·!~ ¥" FUN Regatta Weekend In " POMEROY ..~8-Q GRILL Sportsman<Lanlerri eBiack MENS JUMPER TOE ... '· Campioa Lantern • 16·'5 (:OLEMAN STOVES eBlue BOYS s !!! Col1m1n G1tollne FOR A SUMMER OF COMFORT AND RJN PUT ALL THE FAMILY IN SNEAKERS Sizes 2lto 10 BOTTLED BY PEPSI·COLA BOTTLING tO. OF ATHINI, UNDER APPOINTMENT 'ROM PEPSI-COLA COMPANY, NEW YORK, N. Y. ift ..,f, CAMPING SUPPLIES GIRLS LADIES ,, You're In The Pepsi Generation ! Sturdy 24" Folclina 10··· Sa~e Come Alive ••• .. '. ' ' THIS WAY 7-12 stores all over. Ask for it by name! Both have ex- taken bv E. H. (Peek) Bacon, -1 '! find it at leading restaurants, snack bars &food LUGGAGE STEP Sizes Whether you prefer regular or diet Pepsi, you'll All Th e WanfegJ / tems · Can 8• f oungJ Af E ' berNJUC ,.L_ h flOW! Bob E. Byer, 125 Fairlane Dr., Middleport is the preferred beveragel Men & Womens ,.,-~=~~~o~f-==,...·~cc~i·,... Witll ~ Pepsi-Cola eSWIMWEAR- SHORTS in Five Different Stylet KNIT TOPS - SLACKS - JACKETS BY CATAUNA eLIGHT COnON SUMMER DRESSES By Krelt Orlaln1ls, J11n C11tle, lrltlah Lldy, etc. e LINGERIE By Miss El1lne eBLOUSES By Sh•pely. RoH up. LontiM Short Sleeve. · · · to Improve safety In boating whether pleasure boating or In the racing ll!ts. Here refere, I >M'F. ROATING - Constant mMspehcllonl JSkone way motor A one·ti,;te racer hln;self Martin hu gone to officiating because of his health. He will ' ' ' ·: FANS ·17·t5 JttS 'to ' 100 EXTRA TV STAMPS -. .,,..... With 1111.., of 7, j!!!!o,. or more tf oUr ~,,_ 111o II ' DROP THIS COli'ON IN BOX AI - llalton, IW<e ar <lllpl111 booth ala.. . . . . . . . ofnwlq door Jdae, No~DbUarf. , USE Add1aa:··- - - - - FABULOUS PRICES ~LIP NOW ON ALL APPLIANCES usa . If you aze Interested in any appllallce- freezer, refrigerator, wasber-dryer, elee. range or air· conditioner, we're wheeling 1Dcl dWtna at low· est prices NOW. Don't wait, see 111 at our Reptta Booth, the special IJ)plianet liN!• wiU ·be ' there. .,, ~ ...... ,. ' �- 1'\ ......... . lOIII wrlkr Cole 11-Dall1 sentinel, PomerOY.IIlddleport. 0., June 9, 11111 I'Grler Wll bon Gl WI da; Ill . ' liN. •. · Ill IN!, Congress pBSied an ployes. 1811 Prelldenl Harl; On 1htJ ~ 111 blatory: 10! provldlnJ for In •c~ed olf a connver. In · 1942, · Sele«!tlve SerVice 10" Jncome • 11,1, • ~man 10u laWled the 801b tffldal' lasued , new ordet autborldnl emptoyerl 10 wlth• 1Y when ~~he worst we have · with · children ,Jast hold rrom week1y Congress .. salary lbeir em- ever bad. •I ~I ' • I Get'•et. fo:r At B'AHR ,, CLOTHIERS • Wherever You Go In Southeastern Ohio NEW HAVI!:N ' IN MIDDLEPOitT and s l<~rtt'r b•A"" D. A. Martin. Jarkson, I C .• c 1ec s ove r a . ' .::::h~"';~,~··~:nd d:::•a, :;:.::"';~~~>:n- Lab;ador·s l Boa tin'! Can Be Made.:into Safer Sport fr·enrh novelist Vietor Huio' Hamilton River is North Amer· . BY JACK WOLISTON plates aboard new boats. These new world record replaces I 1 " The supreme hoppine" of life ica's s•eond largest cascad~ m NEW YORK 1UP I) _ What ' tags are now required by law , pound fish taken from the same ! 1 he •-onvietion that we are volume of water. The nver is t:;e formula for making in four ~tates. ' l~ke in 1915 by Edward T. loved " plea-ure boating a safer sport'! Lifton said the Coast Guard SnnreiL 1drops 1.1131 feet. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ;·:: ll~re Is 000 put rorWllrd re· report showed an almost exacl The spotted black baiS II one '" ' rently by Fred B. Lifton, execu· parallel between sound enforce- ~ of three N!cogmzed spect"'. of · i· I I 1 ' live director of the Outboard menl programs and safely, the bass famtly In ll!e Umted · · Stales for which records are b Bo•tlng Clu of Amenra. tn a "New York and Michigan k Th h t the . IWI · ept. eoterwoare hN speech to t e Allons a er both have many m . ore boats •• . c .. . , . , largemout h an d th e om• IJ.o. Sa 1etv· ongress. registered th<Hl Callforma, yet I mou th . · Hoatlng accidents will they had 29 and 42 per cent The second record fish regis· dwindle If the product is de· /ewer boattng Ia Iahue•. respoc· ' tered will! the magazine was 1 signed and bmlt to rigid last ye~~ than Cahfor· 29 pound. u ounce brown trout REGATTA WEEK-END 1966 1 1 ''."!r• standM.rd:-;, lhe svort Js semubly ma , 1 The Greate5t On Earth Automobile Club of Southern Ohio THE COST IS MODEST ... IN FACT IT PAYS TO BELONG. HIRE'S WMY e24 Hours A Day Emergency Road Servico e Exclusive Travel Aids and Counaelln& e Bail 1nd Arrest Bond Protection e Personal Accident Insurance JOIN @ ,, he said. 1 Troot Yourself To Motoring Security SH or Coli Your Locol Roprtltnlatlve reaulated and policed and the tenslve enforcement a~d edu· Three Forks, Mont., from Wade boatman learns ond practices c•hon ~;ograms; California ; Lake, Mont., April 13. It the right procedures." docs not. · J!IISBed the 27-pound, ltJ.ounce lle went on to say that a An estimated half million fish taken in Newfoundland good strat had been made in persons a year now are re· 1960 to tel a new North Amerl· e~rh ot thes~ ar~.>~s. . . ceivin& boating instrul'tions can record. In connectmn With butldmg from the stales and aucb or· Bacon caught his prize fish sater producll;, Lif.,n cited the g•nizations u the Coast Guard on a 41'(lund-test line. enalneerln& program of . t h e Auxiliary and. tbe U. S. Power reeord for the brown trout is Boating Industry Assot·Jatmn. Squadrons, he said, compared 39 pounds, I ounce!. •·standards covenng an ever with less than 200,000 tbree ' beauty was caught In Loeb wider array of marme ~rodurt~ years B@CI. Awe", Scotland, In 1861. are being added to BIA 1 Eng1· nP<ring \lanual each year, and , "This total ropresenll only exJSling standards are subject those boatmen taking some sort Today Is Thursday, June, I, to continual revJSion to keep , of Jormal Instruction," Lifton the l80tb day of 11166 2011 PI'" with technoloaical ad· oaid. "Sale boating films and follow. •an~fl~ he pointed out. pamphlets reach addillonal The mi!CJn is between ill . s. Coast Guard's most millions." . pha,. and last quarter. e ARROW DRESS SHIRTS Whites- Colors eSPORT SHIRTS eRUGBY SWIMWEAR e HUBBARD SLACKS 1nd BERMUDAS eCASUAL WEAR IV LEVI ePURITAN SPORTSWEAR eTROPICAL WEIGHT SUITS By CuriH & W1rr1n Sewell ·eUNDERWEAR by Jockey, H1nes, I.V.D. 1ncl lela. TheSatum, morninl 1t1n_ are leiS than half ol 11166 and ..,........,. strides being made enfon·e- gone, two fish of wtrld iiiThiiieireiiiialliireiiiiMiiiliiiiiiiiii ment. It plareo new emphasis ' North American record size al· 00 the causes of boatlo,g acci· I ready have been registered wtlh ..... <Once Identified, 'f' the!f Field &: Strean'l magazine , of· cause~ can be counter~~~ fl ria\ fresh water rod and reel One of these causes, Liflon rel'ords keeper ror 46 years. said. wa!l overloadina. and this The new world record was a problem io now being attack•d spotted black ba" weighing 8 on o wide front with th e in· poondo, caught at Smith Lake, creasing practice of placing of Btrmlngham, Alo. Hamilton's weiRhl ond boroepower capacity of Birmingham, ala. .. , ..;. ::'fa: .SNEAKERS Sizes 8\1-3, 4·10 eWbite -· 0 c: ;a "'m ' Llrge Size 2-lurner Single Burner .., IV ~Y.O.VAC With Red Slan•l Fl•ahtr BOAT OXFORD ss 99 White Surfer Red I Green Gret'!n IS LADIES BOYS HEAVY DUTY KED TENNIS OXFORDS LACE TO TOE $ J .99 SPECUL Sneaker ZEBCO Wbitt Bloclr. C~Jn• · Mocl;l33 s:;o $2-99 Retil!otr 1~.$0 SPINNING REEL •,.93 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT OHIO L ,HOW. 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Red Ute Blue White Black Stripes . . . - AVOCADO GREEN-COPPERTONI- ~ITi ' ,.. Red . U. Blut White ,., to vl8it his .......... Mr. and Mre. Carl Hall iDd family, Mr. Ri<bard Carutban. e Excollent Plcnie .. " -- IT'S KEDS CASUAL TIME·' ·.· Holley and .children tl Hanri- 11 . ... ...... . Wbllt MAPLEWOOD LAKE ' 1 · . had as weekend ¥iB!torS Mr. and Mrs. Frank lhle of Middle- COME TO .. . ' ( ' ani Houdashell of Columbus. 992-2475 OHIO (OFFICIAL REGATTA PHOTOGRAPHER) JUNE 10.11-12 The, - ....... ' Mre. Emesl Perkins, Gene Mary, Mr. and Mrs. DBDB Mur··ll ray Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Riel>· II POMEROY . On . GENERAL ELECTRIC . GROVER'S STUDIO ' . . ,.,.. ;-_ e FREEZERS . 11'1' •f Harrismlville, Mr. a n . ' ' . ,.,NEW FOR ·66:1 .. SUPPLIES-SERVICES - -~~ . ~~,. I' '·· .l ' ·~ VALLEYB •('· ' . ' ' ~.99 .. $4·" �'v .,_ .._. .~ . l ' ' ' ' e ' .'' ,.' ' ... 'I .a. ·t·· ·;-; .. · .. ' ' i "' ' ·'' i "' I, ~ ' ·. I' ' anK· Back to Work .,. •• ' • ID . ··'. ) . •' '' •·• EVERY .~ERVICE FOR Al~~,YOU~,,.If!~~JAL · ·. NEED~ .. - ' ~· ' ' · ' ·., .. . ..~ ~· ., .:, .Gito loans I . , , •. . · ·• ·Business loans· eHomeloans • ·,ei'sonalloans . , eChecking Acc:'ts ·~nk by Mail '.'' b r.,. I •Home . lmpr~vemtnt - . ' . ~, ..., 94 Years · ·ol Co11ti11uous. Sfl•eltee ,·. ·- I ... \, ~ Member Federal Reserve System . ' Member Fecleni Deposit Illil!i~ CorporaUoll . 'I ., I o ' '{,~ ,. '\ • { I ' ,•, ' ' ,,,, ..., ,,r • • SearchIor MISSIRR the ceremony are, left to right, Bill Mayer, show chairman: Aaron Zahl, Rev. Wilbur Perrin, Middleport Mayor TOPEKA, KAN. - RESCUE workers ~arched Ibis tomadoetruck city for the misslnw today. Federal lielp was prollllsed- to rebuild tbe hundreds of homes and businesses smashe4Jnto what resembled an a- · lomlc aftermath. AI least 15 persons were known dead and between 20 and 30 periiOIUI still were reported I mlssllli today. The twister, which bolted over a legendary tornado-proof hlll southwest of the city Wednesday night, lnjurtd more than 400 and left in Its wake an estimated $100 millioo ' '. ' ' ..,. c. 0 . Fisher and Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar .....Sentinel photo. - - - -.- --r'---'-----=---- -.....o.-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Rescu·e G_opters 'Drz•ven Away zn • V • l' urzous Battle dalnaa•- • Night.Depository. e:Saftty Deposit · Boxes '• ' 11' ' :•. .\ ' ' r i WASHINGTON -' WESTERN Union telegraphers were bi<!k at work today wltb a new twoy~ar contract providing ·wage ll!ld benefit increases averag· ing U per cent in each year. The 20,000 membets of the Commercial Telegraphers Union (CI'IJ) were called back to work at 4:30p.m. <EDT) Thursday after negotiators signed the <'Onlract, ending s 40-hour, nationwide strike. cru President E. L, Hageman said he considered tbe new pact "a very good contract. I'm happy the sirike Is over and we're back in ! . • • , the telegraph business again." ' RIBBON CUT - Rtbbon cuttmg ceremomes were held Thursday nlght for the a.rt show bemg held In conjune. lion with this year's Big Bend Regatta. The show, at the federated Church, is open to the public. Taking part tn I r'•' . . • WORLD I That Has I lh• ' ' I For every banking service ancllacility under one roof, you can always depend on us. And we acid the impOrl~n:t extra of friendly, consid~rate attention in the handling· of ... f.JOUr financial need$. ID _, ~ " •• • • � 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 1966 Regatta supplement Subject The topic of the resource 1966 Regatta 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 06. June 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 June 9, 1966