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Dull-VIne behind arilledirectacooleir whirl you ,mer. ln111111tlon kit in· ' · S2.49 Thuraday, Friday, Saturday ft, l Elberfelds Are Open Every Week Day Ulltll 5 - On Friday Until 8 and on Saturday Until 9. REG. 69c STYROFOAM Q.J. • • • • S1,6J $99.00 1 y ' ' 1 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Golf Balls 3for s1.33 REG. $1.59 REG. $2.49 =:}osocu.tt. ' I I theN:~:~~:Ir"':fr~e;sh~rr.~.e~nts~w~er~eis~e~rv~~~~Y~an~d~M~r~s~s:ta:c~ie~A~mo:;;td:.... the monument in yard. tbe hostesses to those ' Eli2abelh Campbell, Reynol~s and Minnie were named as the committee. The books of the Tent will be audited before Save All of Your S81eslip•·From tbe next meeting at the hon,.ll of Mrs. Campbell. Plans wen dl$Cu~sed for a picnic In Aug· II ust. The traveling prize ed by Helen Mtller was aw••rd·ll ed to Mrs. Hamm. PATIENT fN HOSPITAL M G ace Surface llellbollt,ll form~~ ~sident of Middleport, a alieni at the Riverside ~ 1tJisl Hospital Columbus. m number' is 957 r 100 · RIG. 7h Coppertone · 98c Install it yourself In ste- •' I • II II dHR . CL-OTHIERS tort~ pant~. , ;I V SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. jels from !he capital. returned to the Hanoi area It was the fourth COIIISeCulive men-1D today and blasted more oil day of rsids against the · about fO mUea, dumps and radar control center supplies vital to North VIet aloni . seven miles from the North Nam's war machine and A Vietnamese capitaL followed massive attacks WedWisps of smoke from Weclu,.. neaday on the very !rlngea .r day's maJisive attack at the bolh Hanoi and the key port ol <011tacl very oulsktrts oJ Hanoi still Haiphong. Offlclals eatlmated lorco and hun& in the air as Navy and Air Wednesday's raids delllroyed quickly , : ; Force raiders slrllck the about 10 per eent of the He ( Nguyen Khe depot in another nation's oil supplies and 50 per '!'here blow at the Communist nation's cent of Ill storage faclUU... casllllly dwindling petroleum supplies. The Communiat sent up both battle, bat·· At the same lime, another MIG jet Interceptors and tank 111!1 ,. flight of Air Force Fl05 sur!a~to-alr missiles iD fran. earrler: INI'I· · Thunderchiefs ripped into the tic attempts to halt Offlclall Viet Tri petroleum storage area Wednesday raids, bul of U.S. -~~ 28 miles northwest of Hanol reported oo sign of aelioll IQII'ed . Navy jets, acting in concert today. week llllllilrl with the Air Force attack, hit In ground lighting, double lbal ..A:llllla the Bach Glan fuel dump 25 while, elements ol the U.S. week. Ia a::~~ 'l'WILIGHT REVIEW - Robert Bishop, center, manager of the Southeastern Branch of the, Ohio Agrlcu)tural Resear~b and Develoyment miles northeast of Hanoi and Infantry Division were canJ were Center at Carpenter, chats with Orl<> L. Musgrave, Asst. Director of the State ExtensiOn Servtce, a~d Edwm L. Kirby, nght, assomte. director altackfd a rsdar ground control engaged 1D heavy fightlllg with listed u ntlullll Ia . ~~ the State Extension Service, during the Agri-lndustry Twilight Review at Carpenter Wednesday. Left, background, Is a load of VISitors pre- Interceptor center 38 miles 88 estimated Communist re- oapiUred. parln~o_d_epa:~~ a wagon tour. The man on the left, in a cowboy hat, Is former Cong. Pete Abele, McArfhur at;;~~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J;;~~~:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=::..__ _ District School I• Planned by Bethel Bethel No. 62 of the I tiona! Order of Job's met lD regular session evef\lnt! at tbe Pomeroy lc Temple. Linda Lyons, Honored·-Q,..o, PJ'IlSided and opened the me<!ling in ritualistic form, were made for a district scn<<JI II 1 of instruction for CoullcllcU.;::~ bers to be held at the p, Malonic Temple, la!Dnday,, ~~~d ust 8. Mrs. Dolly Dancy, g1 guardian, will conduct school and the Daughters Bethel No. 62 will the work. ......... ·a·· . ; '!If, Committees on Flag Placing Mk R a e epor s Joe "The Mes· Bible the served meet· ler, assisted "Aby Mrs.SUnbeam, Jerrr, sageWilson Alwaysentitled, Gets Through." ing 8 quiz. saladFollowing course was sang, · Yearbooks which had been from a table covered with a Masters and Sheila Ohlinger, made by Margaret Ella Lewis white cloth and centered with and recited a number of Bible were distributed. Members were an arrangement of red mums yerses. asked to collect used stamps flanked by red tapers. Red and The pastor, who was direct· to be sent to Germany for the while napkins carried out the or and devotional leader, P':"" care of a child. Missionaries color scheme. Mrs. Winebren- sented certificates 1o. the chllchosen for the year were Mr. ner w., the hostess for I h • dren who attended e•ght da)'! ar.d Mrs. James Clark of Ten- 1meeting. ll' more and also to the worknessee, foreign fields, and Miss 1 Attending were Mrs. Wllsoo, 1ers nam~ above, and Mrs. ConWeincht, Mathers School in Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. Eliza- rnd Ohlinger and Mrs. Denver Beauford, N. C., home mis- 1beth Slaven, Mrs. Dana lll!mm, Kapple, who were In cbnrge of sions. The group voted lo re- I Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. John refreshments; Edward Venoy, member the birthday of Mrs. I Fultz Mrs. Clara Riley, M.,, Sharon Freeman and Peggy Jo Clark. I Peari Hoffman, Mrs. Agnes Bowers, wh~ s_erved as secreA report prepared by Mrs. While, Mrs. Frank Cheese- tary, and plamst. Richard Owen on the House brew, Mrs. Janice Gibbs, Mrs. Children who ha~ a per~ect : Party at Granville was read. Joe Turner and Mrs. Donald attendance two wee 8 w~re J ~ ky llood, Tommy Mastei'!J, e • 1 The Dorcas Circle was named Boone. i to have devotions for the Aug- VISIT In a ,e •1., .r: . ~.• ,. ; CANVAS Q.XFORDS · H·O-LIDAY AHEAD! For ws the Pomeroy of Cbrlst Jlnila and Mark Johnson, JUI 1.,6 _.' SUndey evening, following the and Kare~ Baity, Todd an Attond1ag _., i'1...:: .,. "•'-•mlrurer. Rue Tuokerman. :!c:o ""'"" '""•k• Dailv Vaca- Paige Smith, Kathryn The ;June meetl!lg of the Forrest Bachiel, who wll Plummer 'l{eismlUer. Mrs. Marjorie Milhoan, Mrs. Neva Uon Bible School. "God Lives Nao-ma uruui~e.a·, ~c;a:•~'l;l . . 01 Wt: ;-~!;:;: rt:::: \l<>th. _,.,.-,,....L,.t Mt.. Union Coll Leafy Barton and daughter, Pierce, Middleport; Mr. and Today" was the theme of the Katl:y Osborne, Cra1g odist Church was held recently ;I -Alu;;,.;. Ibis !all. Is spenaMlldred, -and -Miss M.lll " Mrs Weber Theobald, Mr. and school. Ricky McKnight, Ricky at the church, with Mrs. Ker!ll ing the. summer In the dl'atn• Thomas, Col~bus; Mrs. Lena M · Do Anderson Miss Opal The hymn, "Standing on the Chri• T>ylor, Sandra Roush, Roush and Mrs. Mannlag Rouoh and speeCh department at lbe Burk: Canton; Mrs. Lillian "· n 'rtha Lash· Promises," by congregation Jeffrey Fields and Ricky college and Is taldng part 1D 88 hostesses. Chase Holt, Akron, Colo.; Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. ll<; Weber and prayer by Jerry Masters, ier. . Mrs. Fred Nease vice pres!- the theatre proclllcllons wblch Nellie Athey, WesieyvUle, . Pa.: er. Mrs Jessie PrJCe, 'en pas1or, preceded the program. Following the program, dent, was in charge of the met!~ Include muslcala and dramss. Mrs. EIIJ8hetb Beatty and Holt, . a~ Mrs. Ethel ~7t~ A song, "Climb Up Sunshine work of the children was and devotiolll taken from He will play King Arthur In Mrs. Flrence H. Alklnson, Ath- Rutland, Mrs. Faye Ra i ~0: Mountain," was presented by played. and Matthew were led by .the presentaUon of "CameiDI" ens; Lawrence W. Lull, Peoria; Pomeroy; Mrs.. Mabel H the nursery class, taught by wendell G. stuUer, using and will have the supporting Clarence Grover, Francis Grov· botham, Springfield, and rs. Mrs. William Johnson, assist· ·her topic, "An. atheist goes role in the drama, "The Cir.,. Cheshire; Mrs. Garnet Mill· Grace Colwell, Vmton. ed by Dor.na Smtih. to the Mountain." cie." ' The fiM!I beginners class "Journey sii)Ce '64" was the He~ been awarded o selltaught by Linda wehrung ast of the progrsm, w¥,ch ola . ip for the summer term. . I sisted by Pauletta Hudson, rewith the' racUll sltuaqon-1ile Is ··graduate of Middleport 1rC cited Genesis t:t and the sec- Jane Howell Tent, 1n the Methodist church, pre- High School where be was ae. . . ust meeting ol the R H. San· ond begmners class taught by of Union Veterans, met sented by Mrs. DOn' ·Graeser. live in muaic. He Is the son af ForeJgll and home mJSSianar-~ born MissioJUJ1y Society. !'"S. Louis Oabome assJSted by day evening at the DAV Prayer by Mrs. Jack Curtis op. Mr and Mrs. Forrest Bachtel. ies were .selected whe~ the The study book chosen for the Mrs. Herman Taylor, sang, with Lena Hamm, president, oned the program, alter which ' . Dorcas Circl~ of the F~rst Bap-1 next three months was display· "He's Go the Whole World 1n charge. Mrs. Graeser pn:sented !he Orange peoke .designaies IJSI Church m Middleport met ed and is entitled, "The Last of His Hands." The meeting In topic with discuss1on by the tea with large leaves'; the term Tuesday evemng at the churcll the Lighthouse;" ''Problems of A play from the Bible school lstic form. group, The hymn, AmerJca and has nothing to do . . fisvor With Mrs. Clyde Wmebrenner El Salvadore" in central Amer- lessons was given by the prt· were read by secretary. Lord's prayer In unison, oon· or quality. '\ 'lo as hostess. . lea. Mrs. , Beulah White was mary class wb1ch also recited ports were given by the eluded the prograJJJ. _The meeting was opened program chsirman and gave a John 3:16. Mrs. Milton Roush, mlttees who placed flags Doring the business session, above and Mrs. John Scojl, Mra. w1th prayer by Mrs. Donald reading from the "War Cry" tescher, was assisted by Mrs. graves of Civil War plans were discussed for an lee Eswin Nellse, Mrs. Joh\t F. Boone, a guest for the evening. entitled, "There Is One Who Clyde Andrews. The JUnior for Memortal Day and also on cream social in the near future. Baily, Mrs. Mark Grueser, .Mrl. Devotions were given by Mrs. 1Knows ." She concluded with a class taught by Mrs. Bob Md· placing flags and a wreathe At the close of the meeU":, Edith Sisson, Mrs. Harry Wyall, 111e l3lh lllllli!JII reaniOD and viewilll ·tid li:lloil pieformer schoolmates of the! tures. Readlt111 were &lven Rutland schoQI was held Sun- several members. Letters d•Y in the social rooms of the read from olher classmates Ru<land Methodist church. cross the United States, Mrs. Lma Musser Burl< of farthest being !rom Mr. Cantun and siSter, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Hugg of Higgingbotham of Grove, Calli. Traveling planned the reunion. farthest for the reunion A potluck dinner was Mrs. Lillian Chase Holt of al nuon and the afternoon ron, Colorado. pe~n~t~i~n~re~ne~w~ing~~·?~ll:fF~oi;lo1wing a short door prizes were · ato Mrs. Garnet . minger, Mrs. Marjorie hoan, Mrs. Neva Pierce Weber Holt. ,Guests were tered by Mrs. Pierce. A of thanks was extended For The Family Mrs. Grace Colwell and Mrs. Prlcts Don Anderson for making login AI _..;__ $]'99 reunion possible at the church. Pla111 were made lor the next year to be held at home of Mrs. Elizabeth 0. ty, Alben~ I. f • • ' \.:l' ,. .I . 73 Mill IT. .. ' ' :.= �•. 1 '" :!-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 30, 1966 .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . ; . . - - -1 . . .I I (-. SPECIAL JUNE SALE! ·. ·" ' ' j . ' " ' ' !} ·~- ' ' ' ) ·~-··.:.4_ 1.:·-·.'"'._-".·,_·. 1!~~~~-·. , ._,.. •to•_ '· '~ _ tt. •1 .liS GliAMINO WHITI, AND AN AllAY Of' i'AIKUNG COlOIS b]US PEIMANfNT. NON-PADINO UIM COLOI$ , IN DUitA• IU HIGH G10S$ fiHIIH , , , , AU. PIOM YOUI PIIENf>ty DfAUI. r _...,....~ft!JJIIfA'M!~il%;1 FREE WITH PURCHASE OF 4 GALS. from the area. EBERSBACH HARDWARE HI-LO !EMPS NEW YORK (UPI) - T h highest temperature Wednesday to the U. S. er Bureau, excludina: and Hawaii, was 109 at Parktr, Ariz , and Needles, Calif. The lowest roporled this mornin& was 31 ot Redmond, Ore. 110 W. MAIN POMEROY Plan A4th of July Cookoutl SIMON'S MARKET ,. OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATUR,DAY T!L 9 .. ·. E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY DON DAVIS Sirloin T·BONE - fill Marry R. . R.. Kineaid lb. lb.spt 3 lb. HAM ~ WATERMELON EACH Get ~r IIA;H ltver loo~ TodtJ'-'nltfJII'VJ~I· ~· ntt I BANANAS Sundown Nite Club ROUTE 7 • POMEIOY,O. TO .a AM ....-.·~~,~IJ81f ., ' ' ' ' ' .' :-,.Choc ...... ' . I ·. !"" o;c:~:. ~=~:.·,·- ~lm by ~t y~ter~~- 1~ ::.~,:~!OZ..,':~~ :~i~l~~. ~~~ros, 29 Is. n . to Nelson Briles who has yet "' flaish a gome in II starts. Marichal suffered third loss qainat JJ wins homer by Wlllle ' o'..""..a'"o"···"'.... M ~:~::_ :fl-:u' "" Beautiful way to say D.,.... 1 Nllh• lll wiMBIEDON IUPI) · first meh's fin!ill$1 sfnce 1963 ~double cuTI,.','/.'."••"-•:.!!~~:0: Jean KlntJ, .with an eye to ibe when .he oveream& CUll · Drys-[ ~~::~~by:J=~!!:;::!!:: \ past, I..,..S ,mJgbty ~argorel dale of South Mrica, s.il U. '1• " I . Smith ql AUilralla today In 6, 7·5, 11-3, Wednesday. bid to· jola· Denai)l Ralston as In Friday's final, Ralston finalllt tD lbe Wimbledon lawn metl loU!Ih-seoded lenaia 'cbarnaiOnlmlJJo. · Santana ol Spoin, who lolloll. Smllll, the·defending his berth with an champion N!l. I seed, dllllcull 8-~ ~. 9-7, !1-3 nln down the decision over unseeded Aas:trO.· [I · · itall' Owen Davidaon. A;M.A. SPORTSMAN The ouster ol marks the llrst· lime· • lhal Australia lias lalled to ~~" ,j, t• • at ' lelist one final berth In ,, 6 NOriK·of Poft)erOy; unKnown linen's single~ !)ere. In · ,~· . ; . '!'.,;~jji'b;;i; Tony Trabert of lhe U. 11 Kurt Nlelseti- of 0on1nat;~ ' U.S. ~3 At The Club Gr~~·· I . , ' .r " I!or1he IItie. . .. MOTORCYCLE ··coME AND GET IT (Just be sure there's plenty of eold and golden Hudepohl for your next pieni17 backyard ef>Okout, patio party, iet· together,., in the handy S-pack of no-return hottles.) HILL CLIMB ' ·, ·. JJJ~Y ~-1:3cfE.s.t. 0,1. 5Lvs•. ' I'~ 10c Hol1um ot Acla~m fiiDAY I JULY 1 - TH. EARTHQUAKES SATuttDAY, JULY 2 - !IHYTHM KINGS SUNDAY, JULY II~~ CH!CKMATIS tO lb. McCoy'•tr Valley hll DANas THIS WUKa P~NCING 99c Ptt fr•P 4 D111 · I Nltlt.M .. Mt-'11'1 . . ·~l!leld NI'p AstrAs; v c·l-'ose " rysdthal~, 0 -~ · 965 ("L Qpset ver: . . ~~amp tn~ 1. ... U.S. Women's Golf Tourney Now Underway JJ o,. \ Willie Mays of 81111 ~tuon. . . . ' 2111 and Roberto 1,Tbe,. comm,, ton,er's . diPie,l,in •o~ .,_g, ·AI, . outlli;~ Clelllente: of PitL.arur&h 1!4 ~ ·•tartlnto named lod~y lor tile 37th' All· wife named to open -In the ·ders ·ror.the game on TUes41!y. In 0n Loop·Leadin~ G"Iants . M~la BI'llie J' ean Ki. n_tl~ seeks . . .y 111 01t&erlt '. . s-o: ,. ' -··------- --- . -·· i- LEADERS REG. 4.98 • 4" BRUSH Gilkey uraed lbal 10 ,.,. i ba&• be dumped al abe Ouod road dump ellber today or oa Friday 11 tbe "War oa Rab" lo belllil coDducled, Ia eooperolloa wltb tbe Coualy A&rlcal· l1ral E1ten1ioa Service. Cbief Gilkey also ur1ed lbal e"ry· one should keep pel11 away 4 E FREE BRUSH! Tbree kundrOII poundo tl 1 rat potoonlq wore to be 1 1pread tbit evenln& oa t b e ' Middleport vUiage dump, II wao BDDOIIDCed today by Cbtel I ol Pollee Herbert Gilkey, , Davis Named lftlro ·r . ·ates' Ballllnore ~n blieblll ~Ul ;. • i;z , , , AvailAble 1-.,,,', Star gaineLeagve . .He 'played for .last the .,Robinson for the . the '1)1' N.L. .Wllhe playersMcCovey voted ,[91'of first tjH!_ .' !'lationat All~tars will NL.. be .only b8selniU1 Ltape . . \Ved..!oday't J!enlta year a• a member of lhe fillb player to see action for Franci!co, second baseman Me~. • 1 w. L. Pel. GB New York I BostOn 5, night. j,i;, ;.;;.: :.. u .....n of Houston. Overall, ': 47 23 .629 Cleveland 4 I, night Tony Oliva of Mtaneaota, ' Bunning and Schoolboy baselhan !Wn Santo of <-'lllcago """"'""':. ~ 42 29 .592 3 Chicago 5 W.BBhinJ!II>n o, night tl 250 voles and Detrotrs AI Rowe were members of the and short-stop Leo Cardenas of 1 41 .562 5 Baltimore 5 Kan City 2, night UP! Sports Wriler Don Drysdale h ghllghled with ' i91, also were Delroit ALand Philadelphia NL ClncinnatL peared in • p~~i- 39 . 34 .m 7 Calilomia 6 Detroil 2, night h !Wberto Clemenled Is eight-runtheth~ ln~ng I!~ lellow players to toams: Johnny Temple was the AL Inlield Named twobe .. ~ . , 39 ·35 .m 711 'J11uroday'o Pr'Obab1e Ptlehen Is way towar a gers • ., starting outllekl lor the second baseman for The AL starting infield Is' T 36 36 .500 Ill Ba!llmore at Kansas City- consecutive Nationaofl I easyche . d Dl whoDd pme. and Cleveland. and George . Scott, Boston: first <llh' sr:,,~ ' s• 3i .472 1111 Bunker (8-4) YS. Terry (l-1) baltln~ title .. feet cay. lou . or ree nms a Aaroa Topt List Mle wore the uniforms of . Bobby Kn\"'P· Cahlorma, will ...... IS Ali~!ii M 43 .142 If 3:20 p.JII. . Although such a '::'dll\on bits '" six l~nl~ plus, ·tostng Hank Aaron ol o\tlanta, the st. Louis Cardinals and second base; Brooks Robmson, Mays bis . Niw,Y~!fk . 29. to .f20 to Cleveland at Minnesota- mlghht ~~,uncoCiemlortatee or •1 't;'r~ '~i'":. gam,. lop vote-getter In either league York Yankets In All Star Baltimore, third base, and Dick No. 7. Chlcal"~ , ; 23 49 .31t 2!11 Siebert (8-3) vs. Boswell (5-11) anol er p~1 er, . ~· cons• s rea an woo s ' · WOdullllay'o, Jlalll• %.30 p.m. ders \he loo~wear klineal and Riehle Allen drO'{e Ill .. 111 • t :Atlanto 5. ' · New York at Boston (twl· been campaJglllng 1'UDO wtth a double and "~ 2, San Francisco 1- lighi)- Bonton (1·3) vs. Lon· lor most of his 11 major pace a nine-hit ' iili~ ~~ ~~·· York 2 horg 14-6) 6 p.m. · s-::::~te, who will be mak· attack. !Wger Craig and .~ll!n1b -l Rooston 5, night •Only games scheduled) '"" his seventh Ali-Sisr game Knowles p1tched scoreless · ~ •J. CliiclnLBti 5~ night Friday's Games "'" ball over the fmal four ia::.:l li!iiil*7fi l'r*able Pllebtrs Boston at Chicaro, night appearance on July 12 . at St. to preserve Bob Buhl's 1 . , , . . . , Tlmto EDT I Kans City at Detroit, 2, twl Louis, has pleaded With ~e win in eight decisions. phla at New York california at (.1eveland, night groundsk~eper at P.lttsburgh 9 Jones and Jerry Groote •lt~iOredl "-Sl!ort (8-4) " · Shaw New York at Washington, night Forbes F~eld to put clay, .rather M New York. I ) p m. Minnesota at Baltimore, night than sand, 10 the batters Marly Keough, Glenn Be,,)[e)'t I )loullton at Pllts!XIrgh (night) lor the past few years to and Billy Williams each drove -~ (M) vs. Law (:1-3). avail. . tw~ r~ns during a s..en-lruil' i5 · "Sand causes your feet to m 1:· p.m. II " lhe 31· ear-old Puerto ninth mrung rally lor _the 9 p, AUanto ot San Francisco Y , Atlanta used four p1lehera caisht)-Johnoon (6-5) vs. Per· Naliooal Ltaiue Rican star said. Clay gives the Inning with Chi Chi Olive I ry Clll·l). f p.m. G. AB R. H. Pd. you a chance to keep your lett absorbing the defeat. Don (OnlJ games acbeduledl Omnl, Pitt 67 280 37 92 .329 sohd. So alii gollor yem 'eked • u his third win Friday'o Gomes Strgll, Pitt 63 228 37 74 .325 sand and more sand. J>l • p Pitlsbur&h .at New York, night Atou, Pitt 63 242 34 78 .322 would dig holes. I come II bat rehel. Chic'aio at Philadelphia, night Morgn, H?u 68 251 34 80 .319 and scrape dirt to cover up the Cincinnati at Houston, night Santo, Ch• 68 212 441 75 .310 holes. CINCINNATI (UP!) Ill- LouJs ot Los Angeles, ni&hl Carty, Alia 7tl m Z1 55 .310 Hao Firm FooUng 17-game homestand of the Atlanta at san Francisco, night Cepeda, StL 53170 18 52 .306 "Suddenly, this year, they put clnnatl Reds closed Wedneaday Amerlcaa Leaaue Pinson, Cin 72 276 30 84 .304 clay in the baiter's box. Now I night with a thud. w. 1. Pel. GB Allen, Phila 53 1115 46 56 .303 have firm footing. I can get a The Reds were bealen black Baltlmort 49 25 .662 'Hart, S.F. 75 276 50 13 .301 toe-hold." and blue by the Los Angeles Qetroit f4 27 .620 311 Amerlcao League ·As a result, Roberto bas Dodgers, who coasted to a " Cloveland 42 29 .592 5\1 . G. AB II. H. Pel. taken a IDe-hold 111 his fourth victory after erupllng lor eight Cal Komia 38 3:1 •521 w 'Snydr, Bait 57 162 34 55 .3441 NL battln& crown with a .329 runs in the second Ianing. Mlnqesoto .41l6 13 F.Rbsn, .Sal 72 263 56 85 .323 mark, the same figure he hit in Cincinnati matched the Do<lg·l 35 37 Chicago .4l5 Olva, Mmn 71 276 45 86 .312 1965 when he captured his ers in total hits at 15, but Don 33 38 . 1411 McAulf, Det 64 216 48 67 .310 second successive title, and is Drysdale and Phil Regan seal· New York 31 38 449 1511 t.ansaa CIIJ 31 41 _431 tf Salmn, Clev 55 185 24 57 .308 on his way lo bls biggest home lered them well. ;...:._:...:.-=--- - -- Kalme, Det 62 221 42 86 .299, run production since 19tll when Drysdale, wbo broke a person· Powell, Ball 68 232 38 69 J!fl Ire socked 23. a1 six-game losing streak, start· Siebn, Calif h~ 168 17 49 .292 The swill Clemente, who wUI ed the Loa Angeles rampage in Wert, Del _ 59 203 19 59 .291 , open 1n lhe NL Ati.Star ouUield lhe second with a single. By Crdnl, Cahf 67 241 31 70 .290 1 along with Henry Aaron and the Ume the inning was over, Homo Runs Willie Mayo, cotlee1ed only one 13 men had been II lhe plate N all• oat Leape: Aaron, safely Wednesday night - a and he had collecled a second B~aves 24 ; !\art & Mays, ninth-inning single. But it ws single. And three Cincinnati G1ants 18; Alou & Torre, lhe game-winning hit as the pitchers had been on the hill. . Pirates ed&ed the Houston Behind Drysdale, Jim Gilliam Braves 17. CHASKA, Minn. (UP!) . - A Amerlcaa League: F. Robtn- Astro! 11-5. singled and Willie Davis dou· field ol !0 prolesstonals and 53 !On, Orioles & Scott, Red Sox Th~ victory mo"d bled to score the lirsl.-run. Ron amaleurs, were_sol to tee off 18;. -PoweU & B. !Wbmson, to within thre< &ames of . Fairly delivered 1 double with today in the PJ,OilQ U:S. Orioles 15: ColavJto, Indians & league-ltading San the bases loaded and starter Women's Open goff' champion· .Ktnebrew & Oliva, Twms t 4· Giants, who suffered a . Hank Fischer went to the show~ 1 , ship at Hazeltine National Goll 1 RuDI Batted • deleat to St. Louls. Los ers " Nalloaal Ltagce: crushed Cincinnati 9-5, Philadel· Jlm Lefebvre was safe on D ( Cluh: Braves 62; Mays, G~ants 51; phia Hailed New York 5-2 and wild thr by Chico Rulz Wes White & Allen, Chicago rallied to whip Atlanla Parker :;:gled aod. John Rose· Ionge with its 6,32S yarda which American Leape: B. !Wbln· 9-5 •• ..,u- .aeDitw" CirCUli boro doubled them '"·and Drysdemand both . distance and ::· Orioles 64: Scott, Red Sox games. dale got bls second smgle. That --·. p 11 0 · 1 48 . • Boost LOad w" all for reliever Ted Ravld· u•ICIIIHI· , owe , no es , '" · B lti lled ·ts t Joe Nux . 1. . Robinson Orioles ' Oliva a more swe ' son, who gave way o DefeDIJ!ng champ1on Cart! ITwins 44. . ' can League lead II S\1 hall. . Mann and Kathy Whitworth Pll<hln with a 5-2 win over Kansas Nu>1u!ll surrendered a smgle wore osllbllshed as the early Nalloaal Lea,!: , Cuellar, coupled with Detroit's 6-2 to Maury Wills for the final lavorit.a. Astros Perry, Giants 10.!; to Cahlornia: Cl..elaDd run. Miss M h f Kolllu Dodgers lt-2. Knowles Minnesota t-1, New York The Reds got a pair back in ann ss won our . . ' ' overpowoeed Boston 6-1 their hall of the inning, pushed Ladies Professional Goller As» Ph!lhes • Blass, Pirates 6-1. . "ed W hln to the third d ~-"- tour ovenIs lh'-'" year, Amerlcaa Leapt: Watt ' Chicago blan. as I n across another in an ,...,..., o ch-·-' Dr dale 1n the seventh Including last week's Waterloo Orioles 6-1; Hamilton, Yanks & · """" ys Wcinen'o iltvitational. Mi~er. Orinles 5-I; San!otd, Clemente· hao hit on Tony Perez' two-run homer. , . Angels ·& Barber, Orioles 8-2. one more lhon he did all ollast Tbe final Dodger ron scored Mickey Wrighl and Louise oeason, and tmacked In 46 runa In the ninth against Jack BaldBug• hove each won fuur Open bteraaUoaa 1 Leapt Slaodlap to date this year. He Is schun, the llfth Cincinnati pitcbUilos, but aaly MI.. Wrl&hl has By 1/Dlll!d Press lllltmaiiOilal to become the lira! er, wbon !Wn Fairly walked wen back-to-back championw. L. Pel. GB Leaguer to will the balling and Regan and Parker singled. ahipl1 · Columbl" 39 29 .57! yea!'ll running 1ince Tbe Reds made a bid to pull "nlli lleld will be cui alter 36 Rochester 37 34 .521 Musial (1950-52). 11 out in the ·ninth. They had bolti!J and the low 40s will plsy Buffalo 35 34 .10'1 HiS stiffest competition the base! loaded with two 11 helea. SaiUrday and Sonday. Toledo 36 36 .50'1 411 come from his own teammalea, when perez came to bat again Jacklonvl 34 33 .50'1 !Ill however. Willie Stargell against Regan. WJ1$E INJURED Toronto 34 36 .4ii8 6 ed two hils to raise his BA Regan tanned him to end PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - Richmond 34 3'1 .479 61> .325 and MaUy_Alou also game and the Reds' homestand 8obbr Wine, PhUadelphia Phil· Syracuse 38 41 .423 1011 lwo hits and scared the al 17.-5. lila' sbo!'la!Dp, has been inWedoesdey'1 Retails run on Clemente'l safely - ---Biructed by the loam's physl- Richmond 3 Rochester 2 ataDd third al .322. BOvn:J' WIN <tan to atay off his leet and Jacksonville 8 Syracuse 0 COped• Homera VAXJO, Sweden (UPI) -The I real a muscle he alrained In nls Toledo 6 Bulfalo 4 Orlando Cepeda hit a "'"'er·l Soviet national soccer leam lower tell · back until nexl Toronto 2 Columbus 0, lsi, 7 in& 500-lool homer and the tuned up for the World Cup Monday. · He was sent home inn Card& eXeculed five championships in England next from New York Wednesday. Columbus 13, Toronto 0, 2nd to defeal the Giants month by beating 1 Marich&!. The ·under·2S tean1 H t..iio_.el~ (J I I tJ ~ f ' foi!K (UP!) -Fra~, si1J88er 1tart'i:rof'ltil.~ si.- Loulua July l:2· , .With '-5li, ·lll•blr'""" ·Jearn. bow !be other Wgut :\ll-Sian Iii ~: -1al 1\0bin!oh dre~ a blgb 61 1111 Fr~clsco 4~ -~ Fight ~I --·-~ ....; ....... Ff~kRohJD~Ii ·r.PP VOt.t];etter. ~~ Al1 . ( 'J!I<M_'."' , ..._ ........."·-·- I . ,, when c, _ ., ,.c...,.r.._ ' Mi; · /Jg the WGflt"•n•t forget the [J wlenm 0 Potato chips ohio on a~Jif- ,,. Pj:la· . ,L~~:f l.l,~~ . ,. ' . ' . 0 bu~s , · 0 nuutlird ;· , . ·. ·, . • [j bakecJ ._,.,· ;;r :·· 1. ' ...... 0 0 mlt & pepper ·o relish 0 c~~- · 0 0 -.Ill!~itj·• 0 hl~t0f8 ~per plates 0 COl',II•OA•fhe·eob 0 ~im Q;., . . ' o~au ¢1. ~· & forb [j ·~..... ~ '. • ft ' ' . �•. 1 '" :!-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 30, 1966 .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . ; . . - - -1 . . .I I (-. SPECIAL JUNE SALE! ·. ·" ' ' j . 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I ·. !"" o;c:~:. ~=~:.·,·- ~lm by ~t y~ter~~- 1~ ::.~,:~!OZ..,':~~ :~i~l~~. ~~~ros, 29 Is. n . to Nelson Briles who has yet "' flaish a gome in II starts. Marichal suffered third loss qainat JJ wins homer by Wlllle ' o'..""..a'"o"···"'.... M ~:~::_ :fl-:u' "" Beautiful way to say D.,.... 1 Nllh• lll wiMBIEDON IUPI) · first meh's fin!ill$1 sfnce 1963 ~double cuTI,.','/.'."••"-•:.!!~~:0: Jean KlntJ, .with an eye to ibe when .he oveream& CUll · Drys-[ ~~::~~by:J=~!!:;::!!:: \ past, I..,..S ,mJgbty ~argorel dale of South Mrica, s.il U. '1• " I . Smith ql AUilralla today In 6, 7·5, 11-3, Wednesday. bid to· jola· Denai)l Ralston as In Friday's final, Ralston finalllt tD lbe Wimbledon lawn metl loU!Ih-seoded lenaia 'cbarnaiOnlmlJJo. · Santana ol Spoin, who lolloll. Smllll, the·defending his berth with an champion N!l. I seed, dllllcull 8-~ ~. 9-7, !1-3 nln down the decision over unseeded Aas:trO.· [I · · itall' Owen Davidaon. A;M.A. SPORTSMAN The ouster ol marks the llrst· lime· • lhal Australia lias lalled to ~~" ,j, t• • at ' lelist one final berth In ,, 6 NOriK·of Poft)erOy; unKnown linen's single~ !)ere. In · ,~· . ; . '!'.,;~jji'b;;i; Tony Trabert of lhe U. 11 Kurt Nlelseti- of 0on1nat;~ ' U.S. ~3 At The Club Gr~~·· I . , ' .r " I!or1he IItie. . .. MOTORCYCLE ··coME AND GET IT (Just be sure there's plenty of eold and golden Hudepohl for your next pieni17 backyard ef>Okout, patio party, iet· together,., in the handy S-pack of no-return hottles.) HILL CLIMB ' ·, ·. JJJ~Y ~-1:3cfE.s.t. 0,1. 5Lvs•. ' I'~ 10c Hol1um ot Acla~m fiiDAY I JULY 1 - TH. EARTHQUAKES SATuttDAY, JULY 2 - !IHYTHM KINGS SUNDAY, JULY II~~ CH!CKMATIS tO lb. McCoy'•tr Valley hll DANas THIS WUKa P~NCING 99c Ptt fr•P 4 D111 · I Nltlt.M .. Mt-'11'1 . . ·~l!leld NI'p AstrAs; v c·l-'ose " rysdthal~, 0 -~ · 965 ("L Qpset ver: . . ~~amp tn~ 1. ... U.S. Women's Golf Tourney Now Underway JJ o,. \ Willie Mays of 81111 ~tuon. . . . ' 2111 and Roberto 1,Tbe,. comm,, ton,er's . diPie,l,in •o~ .,_g, ·AI, . outlli;~ Clelllente: of PitL.arur&h 1!4 ~ ·•tartlnto named lod~y lor tile 37th' All· wife named to open -In the ·ders ·ror.the game on TUes41!y. In 0n Loop·Leadin~ G"Iants . M~la BI'llie J' ean Ki. n_tl~ seeks . . .y 111 01t&erlt '. . s-o: ,. ' -··------- --- . -·· i- LEADERS REG. 4.98 • 4" BRUSH Gilkey uraed lbal 10 ,.,. i ba&• be dumped al abe Ouod road dump ellber today or oa Friday 11 tbe "War oa Rab" lo belllil coDducled, Ia eooperolloa wltb tbe Coualy A&rlcal· l1ral E1ten1ioa Service. Cbief Gilkey also ur1ed lbal e"ry· one should keep pel11 away 4 E FREE BRUSH! Tbree kundrOII poundo tl 1 rat potoonlq wore to be 1 1pread tbit evenln& oa t b e ' Middleport vUiage dump, II wao BDDOIIDCed today by Cbtel I ol Pollee Herbert Gilkey, , Davis Named lftlro ·r . ·ates' Ballllnore ~n blieblll ~Ul ;. • i;z , , , AvailAble 1-.,,,', Star gaineLeagve . .He 'played for .last the .,Robinson for the . the '1)1' N.L. .Wllhe playersMcCovey voted ,[91'of first tjH!_ .' !'lationat All~tars will NL.. be .only b8selniU1 Ltape . . \Ved..!oday't J!enlta year a• a member of lhe fillb player to see action for Franci!co, second baseman Me~. • 1 w. L. Pel. GB New York I BostOn 5, night. j,i;, ;.;;.: :.. u .....n of Houston. Overall, ': 47 23 .629 Cleveland 4 I, night Tony Oliva of Mtaneaota, ' Bunning and Schoolboy baselhan !Wn Santo of <-'lllcago """"'""':. ~ 42 29 .592 3 Chicago 5 W.BBhinJ!II>n o, night tl 250 voles and Detrotrs AI Rowe were members of the and short-stop Leo Cardenas of 1 41 .562 5 Baltimore 5 Kan City 2, night UP! Sports Wriler Don Drysdale h ghllghled with ' i91, also were Delroit ALand Philadelphia NL ClncinnatL peared in • p~~i- 39 . 34 .m 7 Calilomia 6 Detroil 2, night h !Wberto Clemenled Is eight-runtheth~ ln~ng I!~ lellow players to toams: Johnny Temple was the AL Inlield Named twobe .. ~ . , 39 ·35 .m 711 'J11uroday'o Pr'Obab1e Ptlehen Is way towar a gers • ., starting outllekl lor the second baseman for The AL starting infield Is' T 36 36 .500 Ill Ba!llmore at Kansas City- consecutive Nationaofl I easyche . d Dl whoDd pme. and Cleveland. and George . Scott, Boston: first <llh' sr:,,~ ' s• 3i .472 1111 Bunker (8-4) YS. Terry (l-1) baltln~ title .. feet cay. lou . or ree nms a Aaroa Topt List Mle wore the uniforms of . Bobby Kn\"'P· Cahlorma, will ...... IS Ali~!ii M 43 .142 If 3:20 p.JII. . Although such a '::'dll\on bits '" six l~nl~ plus, ·tostng Hank Aaron ol o\tlanta, the st. Louis Cardinals and second base; Brooks Robmson, Mays bis . Niw,Y~!fk . 29. to .f20 to Cleveland at Minnesota- mlghht ~~,uncoCiemlortatee or •1 't;'r~ '~i'":. gam,. lop vote-getter In either league York Yankets In All Star Baltimore, third base, and Dick No. 7. Chlcal"~ , ; 23 49 .31t 2!11 Siebert (8-3) vs. Boswell (5-11) anol er p~1 er, . ~· cons• s rea an woo s ' · WOdullllay'o, Jlalll• %.30 p.m. ders \he loo~wear klineal and Riehle Allen drO'{e Ill .. 111 • t :Atlanto 5. ' · New York at Boston (twl· been campaJglllng 1'UDO wtth a double and "~ 2, San Francisco 1- lighi)- Bonton (1·3) vs. Lon· lor most of his 11 major pace a nine-hit ' iili~ ~~ ~~·· York 2 horg 14-6) 6 p.m. · s-::::~te, who will be mak· attack. !Wger Craig and .~ll!n1b -l Rooston 5, night •Only games scheduled) '"" his seventh Ali-Sisr game Knowles p1tched scoreless · ~ •J. CliiclnLBti 5~ night Friday's Games "'" ball over the fmal four ia::.:l li!iiil*7fi l'r*able Pllebtrs Boston at Chicaro, night appearance on July 12 . at St. to preserve Bob Buhl's 1 . , , . . . , Tlmto EDT I Kans City at Detroit, 2, twl Louis, has pleaded With ~e win in eight decisions. phla at New York california at (.1eveland, night groundsk~eper at P.lttsburgh 9 Jones and Jerry Groote •lt~iOredl "-Sl!ort (8-4) " · Shaw New York at Washington, night Forbes F~eld to put clay, .rather M New York. I ) p m. Minnesota at Baltimore, night than sand, 10 the batters Marly Keough, Glenn Be,,)[e)'t I )loullton at Pllts!XIrgh (night) lor the past few years to and Billy Williams each drove -~ (M) vs. Law (:1-3). avail. . tw~ r~ns during a s..en-lruil' i5 · "Sand causes your feet to m 1:· p.m. II " lhe 31· ear-old Puerto ninth mrung rally lor _the 9 p, AUanto ot San Francisco Y , Atlanta used four p1lehera caisht)-Johnoon (6-5) vs. Per· Naliooal Ltaiue Rican star said. Clay gives the Inning with Chi Chi Olive I ry Clll·l). f p.m. G. AB R. H. Pd. you a chance to keep your lett absorbing the defeat. Don (OnlJ games acbeduledl Omnl, Pitt 67 280 37 92 .329 sohd. So alii gollor yem 'eked • u his third win Friday'o Gomes Strgll, Pitt 63 228 37 74 .325 sand and more sand. J>l • p Pitlsbur&h .at New York, night Atou, Pitt 63 242 34 78 .322 would dig holes. I come II bat rehel. Chic'aio at Philadelphia, night Morgn, H?u 68 251 34 80 .319 and scrape dirt to cover up the Cincinnati at Houston, night Santo, Ch• 68 212 441 75 .310 holes. CINCINNATI (UP!) Ill- LouJs ot Los Angeles, ni&hl Carty, Alia 7tl m Z1 55 .310 Hao Firm FooUng 17-game homestand of the Atlanta at san Francisco, night Cepeda, StL 53170 18 52 .306 "Suddenly, this year, they put clnnatl Reds closed Wedneaday Amerlcaa Leaaue Pinson, Cin 72 276 30 84 .304 clay in the baiter's box. Now I night with a thud. w. 1. Pel. GB Allen, Phila 53 1115 46 56 .303 have firm footing. I can get a The Reds were bealen black Baltlmort 49 25 .662 'Hart, S.F. 75 276 50 13 .301 toe-hold." and blue by the Los Angeles Qetroit f4 27 .620 311 Amerlcao League ·As a result, Roberto bas Dodgers, who coasted to a " Cloveland 42 29 .592 5\1 . G. AB II. H. Pel. taken a IDe-hold 111 his fourth victory after erupllng lor eight Cal Komia 38 3:1 •521 w 'Snydr, Bait 57 162 34 55 .3441 NL battln& crown with a .329 runs in the second Ianing. Mlnqesoto .41l6 13 F.Rbsn, .Sal 72 263 56 85 .323 mark, the same figure he hit in Cincinnati matched the Do<lg·l 35 37 Chicago .4l5 Olva, Mmn 71 276 45 86 .312 1965 when he captured his ers in total hits at 15, but Don 33 38 . 1411 McAulf, Det 64 216 48 67 .310 second successive title, and is Drysdale and Phil Regan seal· New York 31 38 449 1511 t.ansaa CIIJ 31 41 _431 tf Salmn, Clev 55 185 24 57 .308 on his way lo bls biggest home lered them well. ;...:._:...:.-=--- - -- Kalme, Det 62 221 42 86 .299, run production since 19tll when Drysdale, wbo broke a person· Powell, Ball 68 232 38 69 J!fl Ire socked 23. a1 six-game losing streak, start· Siebn, Calif h~ 168 17 49 .292 The swill Clemente, who wUI ed the Loa Angeles rampage in Wert, Del _ 59 203 19 59 .291 , open 1n lhe NL Ati.Star ouUield lhe second with a single. By Crdnl, Cahf 67 241 31 70 .290 1 along with Henry Aaron and the Ume the inning was over, Homo Runs Willie Mayo, cotlee1ed only one 13 men had been II lhe plate N all• oat Leape: Aaron, safely Wednesday night - a and he had collecled a second B~aves 24 ; !\art & Mays, ninth-inning single. But it ws single. And three Cincinnati G1ants 18; Alou & Torre, lhe game-winning hit as the pitchers had been on the hill. . Pirates ed&ed the Houston Behind Drysdale, Jim Gilliam Braves 17. CHASKA, Minn. (UP!) . - A Amerlcaa League: F. Robtn- Astro! 11-5. singled and Willie Davis dou· field ol !0 prolesstonals and 53 !On, Orioles & Scott, Red Sox Th~ victory mo"d bled to score the lirsl.-run. Ron amaleurs, were_sol to tee off 18;. -PoweU & B. !Wbmson, to within thre< &ames of . Fairly delivered 1 double with today in the PJ,OilQ U:S. Orioles 15: ColavJto, Indians & league-ltading San the bases loaded and starter Women's Open goff' champion· .Ktnebrew & Oliva, Twms t 4· Giants, who suffered a . Hank Fischer went to the show~ 1 , ship at Hazeltine National Goll 1 RuDI Batted • deleat to St. Louls. Los ers " Nalloaal Ltagce: crushed Cincinnati 9-5, Philadel· Jlm Lefebvre was safe on D ( Cluh: Braves 62; Mays, G~ants 51; phia Hailed New York 5-2 and wild thr by Chico Rulz Wes White & Allen, Chicago rallied to whip Atlanla Parker :;:gled aod. John Rose· Ionge with its 6,32S yarda which American Leape: B. !Wbln· 9-5 •• ..,u- .aeDitw" CirCUli boro doubled them '"·and Drysdemand both . distance and ::· Orioles 64: Scott, Red Sox games. dale got bls second smgle. That --·. p 11 0 · 1 48 . • Boost LOad w" all for reliever Ted Ravld· u•ICIIIHI· , owe , no es , '" · B lti lled ·ts t Joe Nux . 1. . Robinson Orioles ' Oliva a more swe ' son, who gave way o DefeDIJ!ng champ1on Cart! ITwins 44. . ' can League lead II S\1 hall. . Mann and Kathy Whitworth Pll<hln with a 5-2 win over Kansas Nu>1u!ll surrendered a smgle wore osllbllshed as the early Nalloaal Lea,!: , Cuellar, coupled with Detroit's 6-2 to Maury Wills for the final lavorit.a. Astros Perry, Giants 10.!; to Cahlornia: Cl..elaDd run. Miss M h f Kolllu Dodgers lt-2. Knowles Minnesota t-1, New York The Reds got a pair back in ann ss won our . . ' ' overpowoeed Boston 6-1 their hall of the inning, pushed Ladies Professional Goller As» Ph!lhes • Blass, Pirates 6-1. . "ed W hln to the third d ~-"- tour ovenIs lh'-'" year, Amerlcaa Leapt: Watt ' Chicago blan. as I n across another in an ,...,..., o ch-·-' Dr dale 1n the seventh Including last week's Waterloo Orioles 6-1; Hamilton, Yanks & · """" ys Wcinen'o iltvitational. Mi~er. Orinles 5-I; San!otd, Clemente· hao hit on Tony Perez' two-run homer. , . Angels ·& Barber, Orioles 8-2. one more lhon he did all ollast Tbe final Dodger ron scored Mickey Wrighl and Louise oeason, and tmacked In 46 runa In the ninth against Jack BaldBug• hove each won fuur Open bteraaUoaa 1 Leapt Slaodlap to date this year. He Is schun, the llfth Cincinnati pitcbUilos, but aaly MI.. Wrl&hl has By 1/Dlll!d Press lllltmaiiOilal to become the lira! er, wbon !Wn Fairly walked wen back-to-back championw. L. Pel. GB Leaguer to will the balling and Regan and Parker singled. ahipl1 · Columbl" 39 29 .57! yea!'ll running 1ince Tbe Reds made a bid to pull "nlli lleld will be cui alter 36 Rochester 37 34 .521 Musial (1950-52). 11 out in the ·ninth. They had bolti!J and the low 40s will plsy Buffalo 35 34 .10'1 HiS stiffest competition the base! loaded with two 11 helea. SaiUrday and Sonday. Toledo 36 36 .50'1 411 come from his own teammalea, when perez came to bat again Jacklonvl 34 33 .50'1 !Ill however. Willie Stargell against Regan. WJ1$E INJURED Toronto 34 36 .4ii8 6 ed two hils to raise his BA Regan tanned him to end PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - Richmond 34 3'1 .479 61> .325 and MaUy_Alou also game and the Reds' homestand 8obbr Wine, PhUadelphia Phil· Syracuse 38 41 .423 1011 lwo hits and scared the al 17.-5. lila' sbo!'la!Dp, has been inWedoesdey'1 Retails run on Clemente'l safely - ---Biructed by the loam's physl- Richmond 3 Rochester 2 ataDd third al .322. BOvn:J' WIN <tan to atay off his leet and Jacksonville 8 Syracuse 0 COped• Homera VAXJO, Sweden (UPI) -The I real a muscle he alrained In nls Toledo 6 Bulfalo 4 Orlando Cepeda hit a "'"'er·l Soviet national soccer leam lower tell · back until nexl Toronto 2 Columbus 0, lsi, 7 in& 500-lool homer and the tuned up for the World Cup Monday. · He was sent home inn Card& eXeculed five championships in England next from New York Wednesday. Columbus 13, Toronto 0, 2nd to defeal the Giants month by beating 1 Marich&!. The ·under·2S tean1 H t..iio_.el~ (J I I tJ ~ f ' foi!K (UP!) -Fra~, si1J88er 1tart'i:rof'ltil.~ si.- Loulua July l:2· , .With '-5li, ·lll•blr'""" ·Jearn. bow !be other Wgut :\ll-Sian Iii ~: -1al 1\0bin!oh dre~ a blgb 61 1111 Fr~clsco 4~ -~ Fight ~I --·-~ ....; ....... Ff~kRohJD~Ii ·r.PP VOt.t];etter. ~~ Al1 . ( 'J!I<M_'."' , ..._ ........."·-·- I . ,, when c, _ ., ,.c...,.r.._ ' Mi; · /Jg the WGflt"•n•t forget the [J wlenm 0 Potato chips ohio on a~Jif- ,,. Pj:la· . ,L~~:f l.l,~~ . ,. ' . ' . 0 bu~s , · 0 nuutlird ;· , . ·. ·, . • [j bakecJ ._,.,· ;;r :·· 1. ' ...... 0 0 mlt & pepper ·o relish 0 c~~- · 0 0 -.Ill!~itj·• 0 hl~t0f8 ~per plates 0 COl',II•OA•fhe·eob 0 ~im Q;., . . ' o~au ¢1. ~· & forb [j ·~..... ~ '. • ft ' ' . �• • London Is. .Voice of~ llPoadwar ., . Auto Sales (8);' -~· 1). ,iffi-Ceplda (151b). . I .! BEAT THE A FULL UNI OP Gibson Pri•StllltAt-169.95 'J1lt Rutland Furniturf · 742-4211 I Arnold Grate • J ·: OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00· to 8:00 ) ,,. lfOUIIda .... ol Pomeroy . Rd. olf I!US. . POMEROY NATIONAL BANK. 11111'111 GOESSLER'S Abbott Hurls No-llitter AtBotDbers HAS IT! 'I'M New ~DA• paint can, Pete Put away tile ~ your ., ,, I '1', Cleve The United Stales paid Jco $15 million for the territory gained in \he Mexicaa War. I MlDn Bell (N) (8), ' Sltbler (t) ·' LP -Grilli CimiDo '·\ anew· .Most Are 45" Wide ' lilh). . V•lues to 4.98 '"'" - Yard Sill• WIIBh -1•• ••, Mr3. Rmult Auends District Meeting ...... ., ....... .• .,....Widlb .... , .......... '• ' ·* ·tto. / ................. . . , • . , •••• - P!as .. f!lr'lt _ _ ., ~~89c ........ . , r stM ....... 'E GOESSLER Jewelry Store Court s,., Pomeroy . THI! Pomeroy, Ot-to _, . . . . _ r l ' ;nl Value• to 1.49 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY July 1-2 "WILD WILD WINTER" (Technicolor) Gary CJarke Chris Noel "AGENT FOR H.A.R.M." (Teebnicolor) llarl RJchman Wendell Corey 5 IUN., MON. ond TUES. July :J.44 "INSIDI DAllY UOYER" (Technicolor) Nat.llio Wood ._ Roddy .McDowall - 1orc•rtoon FABRIC SftoP 115 W. Sw;on4 .. Poin'roy 992-2284 BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 15 FIRST WITH , •• HOUR DRY CLEANING Service On D-u•t ....,., Tll.oaau 14••nt O.lep cnnr, crcur 11: Porter AttomeJJ for l'labi.Uff ....... e Picnic Sets · .... · 78c Vanishes with Sft~nd·Straigh~ 1.Gss, 5-3 ..... ..... sinj!a, Fit 1be Yanks :r , I; ·i¢•(. ), ' ~ '• 1 1~! JUilllttJtJ, "~ Wila , IIIII ·Wiflill>V.-::r.~ ~ ~. ... • • •• m '· u. 11. 1111 • I ! loz. C.ps ...... -· 39c 99c ZEBCO 33 REELS .... -•.. c-. ...., $11.66_ NOW $1.65 . ' ', -1 SWISHER & LO.HSE· t i'~' I ,...,...., lltMICI~fli!f91!e!'Ve You ' t- ,~, ' .: '• ,,. ~ '·, , ' l 112 E. ..... 'i ·-.' '',. RExALI. DRUGS' ' . .................. $1.39 ., ' ' . POMEROY Res. $1.39 Volue VALUI -~- CLEANERS l'01Ifll OF JUIX. OpewFrid•y and Sltunl•y Nightt1'1119 ICE CHESTS =~~~ $1.3·18 • Rob"I nson1s workers . METAL ' n. JUGS I ,I , .' " It lo ..tlrnatod !bet aboul hal! o! the Peace Corps Ioera Ia India ore agrlrulural 1 GAL. elce Buckets .. .. .. 29c •ll, II o. WESTERN AUTO CIDrtd Thurr. AffmiOOO OPEN SAT. TIL9Pif A twe-piDe W ever t b e File eeeh bed two singles, -8110'11. field.. lD ~ JloYs Leag- ·Piekens one. · , I uo bllseballr'lillf jield by the . Mike Bolln worked the first Yanieeo at the 111ar1 of the four innlngs and IDllil be bad week bed vlnlehed Wednesday two on and nobody out· In the evening '111111 their' ·second fifth, elltinl! after straight lou, lhll lime to the and walking I. Bobby Seuator&, 1-3. 011 r.ith ·vanin- came oa to get the Senato!'l oul; Wagep's U.elltter;lllrildDg out lannlni !JIIe, walking •obldt·. ' I aDil walkiDC Clld7 3. aJID. IM)X WIN MODda• _,...,, lbe Br 'IIte Red Sot had a r.-run ·se~ll-. , ..,.... aves ood inn1DI tbat provad knocked off tbe Yanks. So, Bivo on foUr walks an w!Ut ·I!Je seuen ball £Gill, lfl and three IIIDilos. The Sos;::-cti. . • lliiW race. • gol lour IIIII olf the 111 In , G10 ~ are I h e pitcher, ;D~. but three Brans, also wllh· lwo loiSOS, ·together.. Other Red 8os bitters and [ihe Rads, ·wfl!l three. And were Pq"Ault two lfnilea, other teams COIId eatch up. and Balle)' ~ Beeker each In the other pme Wedne&- 1 single.' Fir the day lhe Red Sol clipped the Swisher 11l!Pd and lndl$111 M with IWidy Beeker tripled. ' · •. pilcbJna two-hit baU for the Becker IDi' tbe Red ox~= wi..._ · , . ned,I, jralkeC! 'I> Davis Ia The Seaatorl'&ol ~ thr- •11, ·,wiil!<ed 7. .. · third lnniDII 011 VanlmrqeiJ'I Jndlirlw ,..;.. IIIJIJ SilO - I Z leadiofl triple, a hit ballmall, Red 8os ..... 351 !lOX - 8 4 · • stiJ&Ie by Rlek Howard, a D~ allll -~~rt. wa~ aDd two errors. other and Plclt.,.;·· '•' Senatoro.llflten llt'r8 Prlee a Yanks .. .. . • 1101 110 - 3 5 olD@, and OJelter··ft¥1 twO Slni...... ,,.. ,11!1' I~ X- • 6 59 WESTERN AUld STORE ~ ,, '\. "Home ~ned ~nd Operated" '. PlAY'nME ESSENTIALSI SUMMER TOYS - Garden sets, palls, sprinkling <liD!, lawn mowers etc, to keep the kids amused andhappy. SWIMMING ACCESSORIES - Goggles, masks, ear plugs, nose cllpa, fins, morkels, lDflated beach balls, rings, rafts, etc. All Men's & Knit Shi 1A OFF Both Henley and button collar Included are cotton knits, ~Ioiii orlon blends. A nice aasortment of lors. Boys' sizes 6 to 20 and m~n't of S-M·L & XL 1.49 to 2.24 ·to. �• • London Is. .Voice of~ llPoadwar ., . Auto Sales (8);' -~· 1). ,iffi-Ceplda (151b). . I .! BEAT THE A FULL UNI OP Gibson Pri•StllltAt-169.95 'J1lt Rutland Furniturf · 742-4211 I Arnold Grate • J ·: OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00· to 8:00 ) ,,. lfOUIIda .... ol Pomeroy . Rd. olf I!US. . POMEROY NATIONAL BANK. 11111'111 GOESSLER'S Abbott Hurls No-llitter AtBotDbers HAS IT! 'I'M New ~DA• paint can, Pete Put away tile ~ your ., ,, I '1', Cleve The United Stales paid Jco $15 million for the territory gained in \he Mexicaa War. I MlDn Bell (N) (8), ' Sltbler (t) ·' LP -Grilli CimiDo '·\ anew· .Most Are 45" Wide ' lilh). . V•lues to 4.98 '"'" - Yard Sill• WIIBh -1•• ••, Mr3. Rmult Auends District Meeting ...... ., ....... .• .,....Widlb .... , .......... '• ' ·* ·tto. / ................. . . , • . , •••• - P!as .. f!lr'lt _ _ ., ~~89c ........ . , r stM ....... 'E GOESSLER Jewelry Store Court s,., Pomeroy . THI! Pomeroy, Ot-to _, . . . . _ r l ' ;nl Value• to 1.49 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY July 1-2 "WILD WILD WINTER" (Technicolor) Gary CJarke Chris Noel "AGENT FOR H.A.R.M." (Teebnicolor) llarl RJchman Wendell Corey 5 IUN., MON. ond TUES. July :J.44 "INSIDI DAllY UOYER" (Technicolor) Nat.llio Wood ._ Roddy .McDowall - 1orc•rtoon FABRIC SftoP 115 W. Sw;on4 .. Poin'roy 992-2284 BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 15 FIRST WITH , •• HOUR DRY CLEANING Service On D-u•t ....,., Tll.oaau 14••nt O.lep cnnr, crcur 11: Porter AttomeJJ for l'labi.Uff ....... e Picnic Sets · .... · 78c Vanishes with Sft~nd·Straigh~ 1.Gss, 5-3 ..... ..... sinj!a, Fit 1be Yanks :r , I; ·i¢•(. ), ' ~ '• 1 1~! JUilllttJtJ, "~ Wila , IIIII ·Wiflill>V.-::r.~ ~ ~. ... • • •• m '· u. 11. 1111 • I ! loz. C.ps ...... -· 39c 99c ZEBCO 33 REELS .... -•.. c-. ...., $11.66_ NOW $1.65 . ' ', -1 SWISHER & LO.HSE· t i'~' I ,...,...., lltMICI~fli!f91!e!'Ve You ' t- ,~, ' .: '• ,,. ~ '·, , ' l 112 E. ..... 'i ·-.' '',. RExALI. DRUGS' ' . .................. $1.39 ., ' ' . POMEROY Res. $1.39 Volue VALUI -~- CLEANERS l'01Ifll OF JUIX. OpewFrid•y and Sltunl•y Nightt1'1119 ICE CHESTS =~~~ $1.3·18 • Rob"I nson1s workers . METAL ' n. JUGS I ,I , .' " It lo ..tlrnatod !bet aboul hal! o! the Peace Corps Ioera Ia India ore agrlrulural 1 GAL. elce Buckets .. .. .. 29c •ll, II o. WESTERN AUTO CIDrtd Thurr. AffmiOOO OPEN SAT. TIL9Pif A twe-piDe W ever t b e File eeeh bed two singles, -8110'11. field.. lD ~ JloYs Leag- ·Piekens one. · , I uo bllseballr'lillf jield by the . Mike Bolln worked the first Yanieeo at the 111ar1 of the four innlngs and IDllil be bad week bed vlnlehed Wednesday two on and nobody out· In the evening '111111 their' ·second fifth, elltinl! after straight lou, lhll lime to the and walking I. Bobby Seuator&, 1-3. 011 r.ith ·vanin- came oa to get the Senato!'l oul; Wagep's U.elltter;lllrildDg out lannlni !JIIe, walking •obldt·. ' I aDil walkiDC Clld7 3. aJID. IM)X WIN MODda• _,...,, lbe Br 'IIte Red Sot had a r.-run ·se~ll-. , ..,.... aves ood inn1DI tbat provad knocked off tbe Yanks. So, Bivo on foUr walks an w!Ut ·I!Je seuen ball £Gill, lfl and three IIIDilos. The Sos;::-cti. . • lliiW race. • gol lour IIIII olf the 111 In , G10 ~ are I h e pitcher, ;D~. but three Brans, also wllh· lwo loiSOS, ·together.. Other Red 8os bitters and [ihe Rads, ·wfl!l three. And were Pq"Ault two lfnilea, other teams COIId eatch up. and Balle)' ~ Beeker each In the other pme Wedne&- 1 single.' Fir the day lhe Red Sol clipped the Swisher 11l!Pd and lndl$111 M with IWidy Beeker tripled. ' · •. pilcbJna two-hit baU for the Becker IDi' tbe Red ox~= wi..._ · , . ned,I, jralkeC! 'I> Davis Ia The Seaatorl'&ol ~ thr- •11, ·,wiil!<ed 7. .. · third lnniDII 011 VanlmrqeiJ'I Jndlirlw ,..;.. IIIJIJ SilO - I Z leadiofl triple, a hit ballmall, Red 8os ..... 351 !lOX - 8 4 · • stiJ&Ie by Rlek Howard, a D~ allll -~~rt. wa~ aDd two errors. other and Plclt.,.;·· '•' Senatoro.llflten llt'r8 Prlee a Yanks .. .. . • 1101 110 - 3 5 olD@, and OJelter··ft¥1 twO Slni...... ,,.. ,11!1' I~ X- • 6 59 WESTERN AUld STORE ~ ,, '\. "Home ~ned ~nd Operated" '. PlAY'nME ESSENTIALSI SUMMER TOYS - Garden sets, palls, sprinkling <liD!, lawn mowers etc, to keep the kids amused andhappy. SWIMMING ACCESSORIES - Goggles, masks, ear plugs, nose cllpa, fins, morkels, lDflated beach balls, rings, rafts, etc. All Men's & Knit Shi 1A OFF Both Henley and button collar Included are cotton knits, ~Ioiii orlon blends. A nice aasortment of lors. Boys' sizes 6 to 20 and m~n't of S-M·L & XL 1.49 to 2.24 ·to. �• ' J, .._~i .. . lfnllne , I, Plllllll'il)'•lllcldleport, 0., . . . ""-.:so, . · • NEJ HAVEN . '' ·. . £111 IIIOl'IIIBIIOOD 'Dann H ~ the E.U. Mro. YR. ~-=~ 'l'h; ~., 01 ;;;~ ~~liter Smltll and JJW,Mr,lllld l\lra, James N, 'lloiiBb, "'!!la and Jdf..Mr. aDd Mn. · Paul Rlebrd and ':! ~··- J~-ri' a;;;ii, Mrs: r~ I. I , Ii '~ l i •'' : ·' 1 CANVAS OXfORDS ' ''"" THE SHOE BOX Pro a~..Lers~·n'Compete ·w w DuflD1! • B· Arrow MontII Acceptedas P'~' ~~eo•. Supervisor ~· Willia~~~Mn, Pr~ft!lalnn- R~ll ~ Mr~. !' procra~~~e prolfS~Iooal natio~. dll:aildv~a=n:te:l':d~aret,!~•.:.ln::~·~-=~r~•ii &;'illl,._ll_Mart11Jll_~ 01 ne~rby ~ Summer SCh00Jprogram . Has 590 Puni.ls Enrolled ONE TWO PIECE ss.•s to $1).95 spa to s6.9s lEACH lAGS *1 & *P' ty, u;;. m':: Beach Towels"·~~~. __ Beach Robes~:. $3·" TENNIS SHOES $ 00 '11KkWIII OIUI 11.51 fodml excise W1nd old tiro BIIAND·NEW GOODYIIAK ALL-WIA1ll!II-TIIE ONLY LOW·PRICIID TIU WITH IXTU.MILL\01 Tl/fiYN llUBKr.l AND IXTU.olftONG . , IIYLON COlD *Gins you e:w;tn ~ 1 I ll) or shine I . ~1,17 Roush's Shoe Store - * holid•Yo,;.·- - - - - - - Carpenter Social News IMf CHill lUllS W'lll( .,ompltlely ~·lot -·tit,_ ... IIIOior ... enUreiJ mbmerted under water in th• ...u. eOutstandlnt ,.,orm~nc• 1 proved by rugeed, I months' lilld lfll-under aU well con. til1Gno. ""'"lilt. ellt no ph, no ,.m, ....,.. -met up II •1110.00 on illllllhlloll. •WILL DRIL\.ING •IVIIYTHING COMPLETE FOREMAN & ABBOn ~~-:.1-'12.95 U5.45 7.75x14 -'---' I $13.115 SHI.45 8.25x14 I $-14.95- -$-17.45 1 '12.95 $1M5 .... I $!.56 I •t 88 1 ~~~~~~-:-~~~ 7.75d5 ;=!=..._==-""'"""••••••-' pJ,~in:!'_Y·:._ lie•• er Farm *Fits compact I, l!"'edluJh . j ;~ e and.bit terti · Create1t va1ue ln low 1 tiret -anywhere ' *Turnpike proved to r high-speed roads! •2 09 f'f.gf" EASY TERMS I FREE MOUNTING I "NO LIMIT" GUAIANTEI! I ,.,.t WY NIJI N, 2IMI Midlleport, O, COMPLETE I I Mr. and Mr1. Clln'OI Wood111'11 and family and MIU Dorma Davlll ol Coktmbua villlt.ed hera over lbt weeklad. Zelia 1'11'1')' wl1o has spent time with her 110n·in-ilnr and daughter W!OIIIpanied them to her homa here. Mr. Reed Jeffers was honor. eel for Fathor'o Day when family gathered at the on Sunday evenilos for a hecUid chleken wpper. Pre!~enl[ were Mr. and Mrs. Gene fen and family, Mr. an4 Mrs. lliebard Jlllm and Mr. and loin. 1.&¥11'11 JGrdJn end cl1lJ. dren, loctr; and Mr. and Mrs. Jlermaa CordrJy and M11. Beu!U 4tbenl Route. SELLING OUT • BU L T-IN I<ITCHEN . ..> I • I I l -IISDUI' Gt&Y ... DE5ICMI 'IOHf Y<IUI Kllalll'l ME e 5 USED CARS LIFT PC ' " I :;,:~: > I Legion AuXiliary l'pftalls . About , dl Mid eport llfCIM I'IMNING SDVICI! MMAIUI e EVIIRUDI, JOHNSON and scon ..... ··-•• j :fth ':';;!;. •;.:.;; w:,:,'J:. ra ern· am. 1 d and I About \ Pomeroy \::, Ar i •••r. 6 rr I.R.W. HDWE. 01 UATHER •t · ow ng a . .· ree--wlt8 s r brqld ln~lndin~ Jlelgium I Followmg . the pro"rarr., par· wh,re the)' visited weeillnd Yllil In Thurllon Ylllil entl and fnends wenl to the livi!IO and also in lAndon. Mr, •1111 ~. RIY Pullin• and olaJJroomi to view the 41•· . . family plays of the crafts Q~ pr<~- I VJSITil Mtn'Kii!R ' jeciJ completed during the Frienda received word Ihal l<!hool whioh illoludod !iva lipendlng the weekend Pelf! WPI!,, huabllld Ill plllltl. uvo lllrUei, platur" IIIII Mrt. Kallt Youn11 il!ld Eclllll Wakely, Is critically ill books made up of Bible verses were Mr .. and Mrs. otho In a-femorial Hospital, Mari•~ and other subjects. Mrs. Roger and family of Burbank, Ia, following a heart attack. l\lorsan served as sec,etary of Mr. and Mrs. N~lson Re_pp Hie J'OOIII n11111btr II 310. the 1chool ond 111otlters provid. daugllter of Bov1lle, Oh1o, lllr. eel trpnsporllltion to the two and Mrs. }lowJrd Yow and ~- Qcorp Mowrey rtlllr~~o churches tach day. A picniQ J,inda, Mr. and Mrl· ed ll•mt Tuesday lifter a vJsll wQI b@ hatd Friday wconclude lllldiolt. MJ'. and !o!r1. In Cleveland with her son and the school. Manuel and sons, Racine, and dallfhtol'in-law, Mr. and Mrs. - -=~--::"==:::: George Mowrey Jr. and family. Her granddaughter. Linda Jeon. acooJllpanied her home for a ' visit 1 tlldon Kraeuter and daug!,ier LeU lllat, wtre WuctnesdM bulllteSS''\'IIJiol'll In Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill Nere 'J'ullday visitors in Pt. Pl~as· ant, W. Va, Mrs. Ricbard Briggs and chQdren, Crlsty, Ricky, Bohbie and Bonnie Lynn of Columbus SPill! a couple of days this wllll< wlUt Mr. and Mrs. Wen· dell Frecker, Racine, and ot11er rela~ves. This is the first visit th•l Bonnie Lynn, wlio wa~ hom May 6, has made with her grantlpiiW!ts- MiU kndra Wlldlrmuth r" hew the hnecllctiOn.. turN<~ hom. T11011dlty ll\ell 1 Pytltian Sister Staff, Officers Enjoy Picnic 'd lbe 8tofl and Officers Club of Me!Js Temple Pythian Slstert at . its !IIIIIUII picnic supptf btld M01141J evenina. The dlnller was served from a bit C@llrflll wllb 11 floral ar· rugeJIItnl In pill~ and dtr wllh matdllnj colored dies. Tlte president, Bttty Spencer, wllcomed membon and one g~MBt, Mr. PhU Meinhart Mr. and &fn, lolotnhlrl wtr• hono•r·l ed during the dinner in observ· aw ol ll1air Wld4lnl anniver· sary. 11 short prosram was h•ld following the dinner and included a reading by Mrs. Karl OW· en whieh had been written by Mf, F'rell Jackson, ... Mrs. NIIJ(J]Ing read, "Ohlo Beautl· fill." Mrs. Neulzling also 1: 1ored slides of the Christ- Willi, Mn. David FJIIPer, Mn. Elflt J-.111' Mn. !lbtnll Clll· Mn. Pal Gallqber, and ·~· . WHkdey Houltl 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. Slturdly 9 A.M. .. IP.M. •fl Gibson Texan packs up to 28,QOO B.T.U. capacity into a olblntllo CGmpact n1111 window• onlr U ln,hn wldo or lnotalls througft tho wall. Excluolve A.lr Sweep powerdriven louvoro au~Qmaticalty JwetJ cooi.Jr from wall It wall, roorn If roo111. througlto'll pur homt. Tilt TIUll gives you 30% more elfecttvo cooling than ordinary ~t~odelt of tho oamo alit IIIII only blow cool air In one dlrtctlo!l. OUIET ,._, A WHISPER! Glboon'oturblnt blower, 2·spoad ran rnoll>r and opeclat muffler are aurrounilld on fll/8 llldta with tound doldanlno fiber olou to uaurt you.of qulfloperttlon. 'J, .' ' ,, '. .,, ,. ' ,' ,,,.~ '· ' • ,,, . '. ,.;if' ll' '·. • the creet Dodge breed. Drive your own barpl~: a Oart, Coronet, Polara, with the good pys. '100" GillON TIBTED CWAurYI IVOry 81baon air oondiUoner undergoeo3 solid hours of carolulllaUng If uaurt your troub""ru®mfort. OniJ Gibson make this ucluoivo "QualitY lolllt" tut • • • jiUI IIIUIInOO of quaJitr porforntll\00, Prlclf Start AI 169·'5 1 1 IIi 1111 rawEIIRIL 11.1QM AT . -· •. ~At~· POMEIIIOY, OHIO pricesto put you in thel\llll. Ahead of the pack. Willi ,,.,ol . RVTLAND ,FUl~T~J . Metropolitan Moton The Dodge Boys dealin' the bottom tiUI of · II" MOfliiPPICTIVI COOUNGI ' • blc•· ea_.... Girls' State · 01ncers lor th• new year anci members ot the Unit w111 . were installed when the Amer· take or send homemade cakes preslda>l; Linda T~JChlftp For Famllill, p!l JaQia SchmQU, Debbie Gruu· IClln Lealon Au~lllar of Drew and llllndf· ¥lei! prMidJDI; 181'111 sented Ia 110111• Hrl»tiift ,llltl tonCI and llltrCIJpt. !:f, S~dy Swartz and lille IIUU, Webster Post met ~ Tuesdsy MQ, WilBon Carr, eighth dil- -.4 vkll pruldallt; draQI& at 1111 ~ ~~~~ ~~--heJ.P"I Wlrf ~ddleport High School jpplors, el1l lth Vir8)nla Fisher, trict president, WJI illlrodaCed H.art~, -!af7: weonesooy · · - ., :-· _.... , ~!!!.~ -'• 'XIoawaoun, retul'JII(i Sunday from Columbul fN 1:!;t ~ h rgo and lpokll on life 1111 mbership lleuler treasurer: Pwl ehildren attendiDS the Vae!lltion Marcaral &dwlll'dl, P9 TtY· l.lrs Earl Kn!lbt 11as lJDert "'"' ~...: ~:::c~:~ "•, .,... · 11• c 0a ' · 1 • ··- '"""'·-· uolotob will be blstorl.;,.. Carrie · Churcb IIOIIool IJIOIIICirlll jO!lllo lor, lUll llav~ 11111 Dlll'li Ell- t!d fr~m Columbus where lluckfye Girls' State at C.pital\ 1sJ!'e1' : ;~~ ~~t·the ·Depmmllllt altaPiallll 11111' 1>-..iru ;;;._;, ly .. ~h ~. ~~~~~~-"~~~ ~!"!'• H:~ :"ug~~n ~·:~ IIM'nl a w'tlk with her da~JI. Univer,ity._ Mel 0 1dys CUJIIlllg• 11 color vention In Colul!!liul 1o J u I set. at arms. . Ch ~"" .... ... "'""" M..........- . ter and SOD·in·l•w Mr. and I th . I "•)nh ' 0 1 dist Cliuralt ill P~. Pl!ll Crew, btlpcn ' e 6" were ap· bearer! and Sarah ~oush• ;lS Mrs. •,.. ltrPw' A"'~· ..... ~. . Followflll .t!Jt S.Venty clllldrtn .,;...,, en- Grades I and II bad lor their )Irs. Rotllilllf~. .. or ~eoled to pool!,lon• Ill· at 11f1111. A report pn the welcomed ao a sues!. The Umt Mra. Carr, oP 'blball of lhe rolled in lhiiOiicol wliiiJ! IPds theme, ''W~rld of Ollleren~" Mine;'~ ~t!, Gru governmental mal!bin- Girls State tea at Wellston en rece1ved two naliooal ami It, prtlltP\Id )Irs, filbtr 1 this Friday wllb piCIIIt! lor and intiludad lhe hymn, "Thia Hr a ug idcu ' to MtJIIlllnl llle 1Jul"' 4 waa 111ven by Pearl department cltatioiiJ for . past prt~4llil'l P!J1. and .1;,\ ~:=~~~~~u;:t 1 0 lhe ehildml and staff. Mro. Is My Father't World" with ~H.a~:~ : with 'Siale aHall'l. Mill J(Jiapp, Mrs. J'llhllf and the standlnC wor~ In J'llller JYOtll!lpd the gavel 111 Berovd Nil IIJIIIOIIIIced 11M! lherrie Sbultr ilcwmvanlatand Ia~ to le:ve ~: a v~· . served as Ch~ef ol throt1 gtrla apoMPI'ed by the Th• I'IIIOrl of tilt welall and alao on beltalll provam wilb Mllll allll pNo dr811181izatlon of the Bib I~ :alion in Florida. ~. GruO!er PohQI lor MoKiii~Y f 1 ~· M/: Unit alto atttndld lht U!JI, ®mmitfMe read by lh• Uall, P!'IICilllld a 8Ift tnllba1m senllng an example of Ill •tory of "Tho Good Samaritan. ' will reii!I'D Monday by ao pre& on . Eulalia Web~ter save lhi his· nessy was accepted. A lettor !lim', wh9 ll!llllled coum of ollldy dm'llll lhl two Teachers and blllper• were with lhe olbafJ rem&inin of lharwood City • Mlot tor~ of the llmt for the past lbanu waa read frlllll t1ta 111> m~mbm lor lbelr iiiollltl'iillon w"''~s, led by llteir leaohm. Jean Fisher, 8QiB &unborn, a ioQ er visit I Schmonl ~K a oouncll ~mbtr year. A report on the district alta committee lor ~elp lilt pail yelll' and Tom Balltr, orpnist, played Mar~arQI Follrod and Nancy Mr, 8and ~- Dwaine Childs for ilaye~ Cll~. an~ Ml$~ R1: qonvenion ~old II Glouster leal ~e celebration. A vola 1of their memb<lrsbiP the PI'QOHtloniil Ill children 1Harris, grade i, and Mrs Nan ul Ravanawootl. w. v1 . vilil4ld Hr'l~ gn the lloar ~ ea 8pnday was given by Mary lhAnl!s was given tn Ray At tile olose of tile mOiling, enttrill lite 11111eiUIJ1 iPd IMoore, Mildred Zle~ler, Reulah Mootlay wllh her for Cary Clly. . Marlin. The fall conference will for two cors loaned the the group djourn'" !IIIII• choir 1~!1. 'l'bo eventns offering . H~yos. Faye Grirlllh and Sher· Mrs Jameo Murray Mr ,~ils Grueot~ •Bnd kMISiiGRul held in Pomeroy, the dole iarv tor ~se in Regatta parade Ia! room wher' vake ictd 1' 'f, be ~.,.. to "'merlolln 1 8h 1 d 11 ' · · ~ .. 9 ••nM m ''' uc eye to be announced• she ••id ' 'I ~~jijj;oiii;~liij..;,;i;;;iiiiiiO •• • :"" . ... w,. " r e u er, gr~ e · i; laavlng this week lor Flori· Stale Chorus which resanled a Mro. Weboter. Mrs. Hennei·lr Billlt leiJ, a projeJ;t ol tl)f: Grade' Ill and IV prellllted da whore II@ will undPrto ba· oone<~rt Frid•y eve~n . 1,1180 U was anno~nced that t ne oy an~ Faye Wildermuth were acbool IIlli year. stnrles of lhe Blblo I~ dram•. sic traminiJ In lhe servilll!. 1\!rs. 0fUeji81' wos BOiected~ to sm ~lghth diSt~lcl will enl<rtnm elected os lha ekOcutivo eQm• The JQIIdtrl~ten group lmd ••n1 several oonJs lncludlnl_ a Childs piMni to jilin him 01 i 111 tl 8 p~beqls at Ch1il"othe Veltlran• l mittoe. Naml!d 81 de1egatoo 1 1 =u~i~ts~llte~m;•~,;H~ow;;;.;God~~P~Ia~n1 round and lhe hymn, "In Chr1~! later date. nl:h'(";.,:r;r,:~ ~~r~a~:::.r: Hospital for lhCir b~rthday PPI'• tho Department cqpvenlon wer<! II HIGH STANDARD ~ , There Is No &nit Or WeltMrs. William (lr~eser lllld CIF'P~Diorid by API!IIiury ty on July 7. A contribution uf Carrie Nmllng, ~ry l\lartl!l HOIJ'~ PAINT Th'l' also displayed examples daullhter, D~bbw, to Fe~ney . Bennitt r ..t Amllf· t6 was given ltlwo~d t~e )lllrly lllld VirJinll Fisher. A contriCoVQp be"'r. stretches far· thn--•nd luts Jon&:er00D Of lhttlf claii projoc't!er· heme Sunday from Columbus ican (..egmn and other ort:~n~a· JOOKS AUDITED bution ol 12~ wa~ made to •'l otdinary ho~oe paint.. ers ind helpers ~or: M,n: l whore Debbie attended Buck· lions. Miss 8\\WII; Wli IPOnsor· Books of Theodorus Council, Drum and lluglll Corpa, tlJ eleanmg. llebu. L1lhon A kl 0• by Feeney • )lennett AU~III· Daughters of America, wer~ lll<P•cl In partlclpnta in tlta . · ~yo (llrlo' 8toto and Mn. Grot• ionally $ 95 durab •· • E ~!IJ- In Live As A Christian Sllr VISited With rolatlveo. . Miss Rue co-sponsored by audil!lli ')\ijosdoy evening at partJnanl eonnntion Ill Gallon riOW anly ~ llow . .. was 1\lr. L. W. McComn• was m the 10rority, Mlol l)gbmool by the home of Mro. Joseph Beeg. ~us un July !7. ;:orld of C:i~ lrtdll• Colulflbus oV!'r the weekend to the Child Coll!lllrvatign Lotasue, le, Racine. a trustee. A sooml It was decided w ilave an ice li v and fn::':Oiuded a mo~k V"ll his mother, Mn. J. w. and Mill GPIIOiOr, BuoineiB hoW' was enjoye4 ~nd rerm:'· cream ooqial. the da!& and r t ad broadcatl on Ihe of McCOmas. Pro!eialonal Women. IIIIIH\11 were 'erved by the host· to be announced '!lid the pro· 110 Ronln (Butch) and Rohort ~.to ible "The S!"'Ond M'fie." lolr. and Mr~. t..eon Saelenl · ess wMrs. Donald Hauck, lrus· reeds to be pl@d toward .,. & PulllnJ ol Thi111lon art 1pend· T1! ~ ' Parlllra Rus- of Homeslead, Florldo, SWidiY aftemoon oaller1 were tee; Mrs. Richard Compixoll, penoes of delegatol to the oon· ng 8 few day1 wllh their ~0 ~;h w~ ~iml~ Guinther last week h@re with his Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stlarles financlol secretary : Mrs. Liii10 vent ion. Sarall Rouah wao n•m· grandparenll, Mr. and Mltl and' Marg Re~l#r. Mark · Rus· . and family, Mr. and Mro. . and Carl Pullins o! Flatwoods H.auck, troasurer, and Mrs. ad aa chatrrnan lor thll pro)eot. Rollin Bearlto and Mrs. Roy- sell gave the conclu~ing Bible dolph Saeleno ond son, Denn1 1111'1 ~ogor aJnlth. !lay fleidenobel, doj>Uty. Mrs, Carr lllllall'" lllo oUtmood Pullins Sr. ve111\ al14 t)le Rev Max Done- Thlely werethenroule khometoo o party. reported Ill were Mrs. HOrace McEibinny, .Marprel Joaes, Mn. Griff Russeu and Mn. 'WIIIIilm AIIIJian. ~ames wm piiJid aid pNII IWird• ed ... lln. I4Ginl Olrtlll, Mrl. VltJinla ow-. Doria Bailey. Mn. Neutrllal and Mro. George CbiJds. Tile liCit meeUIIK will be lield bt 8lptljltber willl .,.., Mtbtbtrt llltl llfl, Pilll Zlf. kit u h<Niteases. OCben attending ID addition to the ...... ".. Mrt. 01111 .,. 7 -·"-"- · - ............ •• I · Scripturt',.Dramtt I s' Mrs. Ben NeijUJing enl•rtain- PARTS FOR OUliOARD MOTORS eiOATS IIIII MOTORS eiOAT PAINT-~ PRICE e UMBLa PARTS awl ACGSSORIS TOOLS RIZER OIL CO. $4,99 ... ,. '•' '• I )1,;:4.!~=~-~ Jt"'• SWIM 1RUNKS 7.71x II tui>Hypo •. I Hunter · - ..... ........' " w;;..·u=- w rn.a Rou.!li ~ ..... . U_. , tuftlo hu Mr. IUid Mrs. Clarence Teo· .tt.r"D ~ce 1n MIBon Olullt llllllt, Sr., and Mr. Carl Ten. uhooJi Her teNldftl llecu Ill Debra, Mr. Harry Plekens and aant, attended the funeral of ow~ tile COUDIJ rur•l icboole. Sbt Salltly, Mro. Harry Hoffman, Mrs. Tennant's brolber, Mr. . In Celitrol Sclt!l<ll Ill Mr. and Mr1, Robert ·eoolle. Presley Whiteman at New Mar· POINT PLEASANT, .WEST \Ior the largest purn In archery Jlila111nl lor ~ ROTARY CLUB , W:S,ville, Va, on Monday. VIRGINIA - JUly II bow and h\1\ory. lwo ye,rs was a Tile Rolli')' Club mot on ,..;. ::_ "•• R. ::. Vance !ll'l'ow monlll In West Vlrllnla, \ Tile field archlry "'llOI!ail teacher in Wllhbii!Ca TIIUI'Iday mnlne lor their l'tJ· IIII'DI lhe waekend wttll Mr. when tho 4th annual will require five day•' shooting PT. PLEASANT In Galllpoi!J. . IIIJr dkmor meellna. A abort and Mrs John Grlmea at lfur· al Ar~~ ~~fl~nshlp ~r- , from July 2& to JulY 21. U. S. lie Ruth llunter has bee• Sloce AUJuel, 1968, lllfl, meetlne wa1 <onduet- al Route, Virginia. ~·m~n ;told ~m:e ann~ •· 1chtmplono for all divlalons as one of the six lcr h•• been 5upervllol' of Inerl. ThOIHI lllendlng were Her. Andy Ber11ford baa been a io:l t nd ry I ~r: he decided from a liold toacbm in the slrucl~ lq_ MIQOfi Clon!IIJ 8 IIWI !,ayne, Donald F. Roush, ~~cal patient at Holzer IJDB. Ohio ·~i~r "..,:::.:;ty~ 1,!00. Ct!fPI that 11 now bo- Scbool1, 1111d lor tlta put ltlf IJoyd Rouoh, Richard 0 r r1, pJ · Point Pleasant 11 the flrst The Gray Eagle pmlng at Mlll'lhall U)llverolty. monlhl ltQ heeD 41retiiDJ U.. Jaek P'leaher, Clyde Foley, Mrs. JeB!ie Yonker of Tam. lite ever to hold archery'a lar- :dependent fieldarchlry Mfl. Hunter il el!l'olled in Remedial Reading •1111 sum- l Roine pa, Florida i• vlslttns hsr sJo. gaat national contetll at tile · menl aliO wtll be bald 111 elovon week mer Reatllils bl llle Capehart, llarry Millar, Edwin ter and brothcr•in·lew, 'fr. and B!me locale in the same year. !July 3-4. vam al the county schools under Tille I I Sleln, Arthur Thabet, Rolph Mrs. Fronk :!erkle and other The archery nl· , The prolesJional low'ney wiD F"&l"'lll conellts of of the Elenu:ntory, BecondNJ . Whitmore, Bob Gilmore, Rev. nlatives here. tlonala. July 3-4, will determine eelebrata with a parade, ftrlo """""'· oblervatlon and Education Act. . ' Marcus Troul!h. Karl Wllet. Mrs. Martin Ohlinger has lhl lJ, S. men and women pro- works and I queen'• ball. lfelpallon Ill oummer While studyin• In thl Ni'l'., One Thl!l'iday llle Rotar been violtlng frlenda and reJa. fesslonal champion< lor 1966. Mc{;J(ntlc Wildlife Statton 11 prosrams and a•lllemenl lhluummer in llunllnlton, Club held their stoto conve:. lives ill Jane Lew, W. Va. The '12,!00 purl8 Slllt'anteu lho 1ite of the eontull. In tha lll'ta -and, alao, ia llvtnS with her lion In Parkersburg A golf Mllrsha Sprouse'a name was 1110 profmionala from all IOC· ina II avaUable here and trips that will bt made who is110 also eiii'OJI411 Ill tournament Wla held In COli- 0111itted amona thoBI attendlna 110111 of lhe competing Krodel Pork. MCIIon with the convention CIIIIIP Luther, at Camp Ceaaar, Kentucky and wldclt wu won by P'rllllk ea~ Dear WebJier Sprlnp W. Va. hart of tha looal club. Others Jut week from 81, Paul's Loth· from the club altondiliK were eron Church. Donald P'ogloiOng and Noloon Mr. and Mn. Jame• McComb Jennings. and Jimmy of P1tlsburgb spent u CHI!ROKJ!i!: Saturday at the home of her 1 0 The Cbarokee Home Demon· parents, 1\lr. and Mn. Probe PT. PLEASANT - Ill 1 1 n such audlp-vls~al equipment •• E R h M w lte 11 h County'• summer ochool pro- nlmstrip projtl<!tors, lllration Club met for their ' ous ' fl. a r uo vam under Tille 1 of tho lllle- projeclorl, overhead LADIES June meeting at the home of and John of Royal Park, MICh· mentary and Secondary tachistoscope•. and Mrs. Delores Oliver. I.IJan visited l!everal dllts last lion Act 01 1965 is now in readers. Durin, ths busln..s meetiug week with Iter parenlf, Mr and second week wilh 590 All theso classes, both road· & the group discu"ed holding 8 Mrs. Probe E. Rouah. II d th bake sale In the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Okay .Killings· enro e in e pro&ram. ins and special education, are 31 018 0 They also decld'd to start 0 worth and children of Richmond, program include• " ' and bein~ made more eontest, "T.O.P." Virginia have been Villtlllll her nine spoolal education classes for the pupils throulfh music, II The lesson topic "The Club parents, Mr and Mrs. Wilbur ~:::!,~.:1e:~at~:r~.a•e ~\~ \limes and field trlpo. Member - An Alert Citl%en" Webb. Elizabeth kymour, 1 morning and afternoon ciB8o. Mro was presented by !.Irs. Archie Mr. and Mrs. JohMy Rou1h who during the regular scltool CHILDREN$ & TEENS Browning. have returned to their home , The schools in which these year is physical education Those utlentllng were Mrs. bert after vlsitmg In Nitro, W. olasoes are being held were de· teacher at the Pt. Ploaoant now Archie Browning, Mn. Gerald V1. Mr. Roulh waa aloo e pa· termlned as the reaull of a aur· Junior High 11 In l!barg1 of Clark Mrs. Alva l.uckydoo Mrs. llenl at Charluton Memorial vey conducted by the Count~ roeroatioo program and K. K. Sc. l•·s, Mrs Lutller lloopltal. 8uperintend1111t's office lail otructo the teacher aideo oo that Smith and Mrs oiiver. Bob Whitmore I• altA!ndlng year. The 1urvey revealed that they may conduct recr..tfono SCOT!' ROUSK IIOI'IOBED Boya State held this week at the avera1• lamtiy Income In periods. Scott Roush WIIJ ho!lored on Jackoona Mills. these achonl attendance areas Mrs. Toni Clendenin, who btl $0Venlll birthday with a Carolyn Routh, daulhter of was pot so hilfh as the averalie a muaie major and tauJht aecparty on Friday at the home Mr. and _Mr•. Doreey L. Roush family income In .other ochool ood grade at the Hendersoo of his porenti, Mr ind Mrl. 11 spandmg two weeks vis1tmg attendance areas m the coon- ochool lest year, is tho muate John F, Roulh. Games were her aunt and uncle, Mr. and 1 The surv~ also reveal~!<~ director for the program. played and prizes won by cijr· Mrs. Dave Jl#lr In Clevela"d, that_ there woo. a high concen· There . ore lour coordinatore. u1 Morr~'· Mary Nlcewander, Oh1o. . tration of pup1le 1n t ~ • • e A coordmator lo rfiJIOIIslble Randy Lyons Othero attend- MIU11 Bumprner II I palionl acboois whOle roa.!illj abillly administering the program MINI .... 10'11 ing were Jell, Lathe~ J u d v in Pleuant Valley H._pital. She wao below average, several schools. The OoG.,dlftat.ll Needs Ty Rousb M~ Roush wtil undergo surJery on WM· Th . h ort and their ochools are< Chs~ll '· ' . . ' nesdav emampurposeo1 t 1 J Ch •- Pt 1 Bobby Ntcewander, R1ta N1ce,. reading clasaeo 1, to hel Jill· es am,...,, . Peasant wander, Dwain Jluitlll, Kathy brMr. andnd hMildro. l.ahrry Chelue, .. plio who don't road 11 wefl 11 lor and Junior hisJI aeltoola; MENS_ 1.91, ew a c ren avo ro r"' b Gary Conley Henderson Sunad to their home after vacation· ahou~ T~ elp pupl~ ~ nyside and Hannan· E.;,l BOYS- 1.00. 1 In Florida. :'al\n~ that c ~vid=l eas, Moson 1nd Waha1111; and ARREST8 IIEPORTBD attention may bt pven puplll Mrs. Lola Bhmn, Cenlral, Jloooe. PT. PLEASANT - Arnot& and much USI! il being made of 'Ill and Leon. roeorded at tha counl)' JaU lhe pa11 24 hour~ were, Guy Fin· Pleaoant Valley Rotpllal ley, ~. Apple Grove, Intoxlca· tion; GeoriO Koontz, 43, !lend· Admitted - Mrs. Carl Gard· For All TN F1mlly 11110D, Intoxication; Geor10 W. j oor, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. BUI Rocm, II, landyvll!o, W. Va., l Crawford, Pt. Plea•ant. to llltollcalloD, and David MeDlocbaraod - Mra. William Quat.!, 27, Adcliloll, Oblo, peace Rousb, New H.aven; Mrs. David lftl'l'ant. ClarkBOII, Gallipolis; Mn. Char· OFFICES TO CLOIIE llll Whitt, Galiipoll~; Mrs. N"' MIDDLIPORT, 0. PT PLEASANT Ali ffi , Ill Ca,.y, Apple Grove: Mrs. 0 ce& ' Raymond Reed and daughter, · Middleport, 0. "AI" ""'NDITIONED" In lba Maoon County Court· _ _ _ _ _ __!I_,.""''!'I!!==--""",.,j!!,____ houae will close at the end of tlta work day Friday and wUI SabMersi~le not reopen until Tuesday, July 6th, In order that tho employH I'IIP1tr may enjoy a lona 4th ol July liN!G lllil Mrt. II UIW'CII "'.. ;..;, ; .... :.:.:·:•-- !!;· ........ meeting at the Chureh for a samer, iii;, Faber-Son meeUng, Mr. Otba Mrs wnuam Gress Mrs Lieving aerved u lender lor old Zartle Belinda' Zerltle the evening, A film "The Har· Mro. Eddlt vester" was shown to t h o -cliff Rollih Mrs ll"up. Roush, Mls; Judy Athey, Mrs. Those attending were Chal' Roy Hollman, Mrs. Roy Jones, les Weaver, !Iandy Weaver, Mrs. !lay weaver, Mrs. Eddie Hai;U.ad, Otha L10vmg, Lee Rousb, Mra. Thelma Lawrence LIOVIng, David LIOV· hart, Mrs. Larry Mrs. ing, Robert Grinstead, Lewis Harry Miller, lllrs. Capehart, Lewis Capehart, Jr., Bumgarner, Peggy Edgar Layne, llernlll'tl Lieving, Annl Bumprnw, Mrs Ralph Sayre, .llalph Sayre, Jr., ard Burris, Mrs. Pete George Hester, Qtlie Rousb, Becky Burris, Mrs. s. H. Sobn Bumgarner, Robert Cooke mire, Mro. otha Lieving lllll Phil Cooke. Paul Rickard, Mrl ' P.F.C. RALPH ROUSH Jewell, Mrs. Claylnn A1hey, P.FC llalpb Roush loft on Mrs. lial'ry Capehart, Mr a. Tuesday for Fort . Bennina, Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Georgia, alter spendina a twe?' ey, Mrs. !Wgene Hudnall, ty-day lurloll[!b here With hJJ abetb Hudnall, Mrs. Harry parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Pickens, Mrs. Jack Flesher, Roush. From there he will be Mrs. Doneld F. Rouoh and Mrs. senl to VIet Nam with the 39th Charles Weaver Di Bn Tr wm Hqlr!. v. · ansp. !!:RAN CHURCH MBN MRS BERJSFORD HONORED The Lutheran Church Men Mn~. Martin Berisford wa1 met on Wednesday evening in honored with a stork shower lhe New Haven Park f o r on Fr!rlay evening at the E.l1. a cook-oul. Harold Roat, presi· B. Church. Members of the Uve dent, wos in charge of the Wire Class were hosteaseo. meeting. The gueat list Included Mrs. 1'hoee attending were Jooeph ~...,:::,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i;;;;~ 1 Paugh, Harry Layne, Horman Layne, Robert Layne, Lloyd Rouoh, Donald Bumlfardnar, Harold Rose and Dean gardner. WIN 01'11£ CLA88 The Win One clasa of the For The '•mlly E.U.B. Church held a party 11 lhs Maoon Sp9 Alley for their resular June ltglnAI-meeting. Those attending were Rev. and Mrt. Martin Serb· ford and Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoffman and Tommy, Mr . " I QUtt,; . .:~1h·i~~'"~1·1 R. H. SQN$ .CO. • ~. ' ...It '... ~ Monaeo or Charcer. RiM �• ' J, .._~i .. . lfnllne , I, Plllllll'il)'•lllcldleport, 0., . . . ""-.:so, . · • NEJ HAVEN . '' ·. . £111 IIIOl'IIIBIIOOD 'Dann H ~ the E.U. Mro. YR. ~-=~ 'l'h; ~., 01 ;;;~ ~~liter Smltll and JJW,Mr,lllld l\lra, James N, 'lloiiBb, "'!!la and Jdf..Mr. aDd Mn. · Paul Rlebrd and ':! ~··- J~-ri' a;;;ii, Mrs: r~ I. I , Ii '~ l i •'' : ·' 1 CANVAS OXfORDS ' ''"" THE SHOE BOX Pro a~..Lers~·n'Compete ·w w DuflD1! • B· Arrow MontII Acceptedas P'~' ~~eo•. Supervisor ~· Willia~~~Mn, Pr~ft!lalnn- R~ll ~ Mr~. !' procra~~~e prolfS~Iooal natio~. dll:aildv~a=n:te:l':d~aret,!~•.:.ln::~·~-=~r~•ii &;'illl,._ll_Mart11Jll_~ 01 ne~rby ~ Summer SCh00Jprogram . Has 590 Puni.ls Enrolled ONE TWO PIECE ss.•s to $1).95 spa to s6.9s lEACH lAGS *1 & *P' ty, u;;. m':: Beach Towels"·~~~. __ Beach Robes~:. $3·" TENNIS SHOES $ 00 '11KkWIII OIUI 11.51 fodml excise W1nd old tiro BIIAND·NEW GOODYIIAK ALL-WIA1ll!II-TIIE ONLY LOW·PRICIID TIU WITH IXTU.MILL\01 Tl/fiYN llUBKr.l AND IXTU.olftONG . , IIYLON COlD *Gins you e:w;tn ~ 1 I ll) or shine I . ~1,17 Roush's Shoe Store - * holid•Yo,;.·- - - - - - - Carpenter Social News IMf CHill lUllS W'lll( .,ompltlely ~·lot -·tit,_ ... IIIOior ... enUreiJ mbmerted under water in th• ...u. eOutstandlnt ,.,orm~nc• 1 proved by rugeed, I months' lilld lfll-under aU well con. til1Gno. ""'"lilt. ellt no ph, no ,.m, ....,.. -met up II •1110.00 on illllllhlloll. •WILL DRIL\.ING •IVIIYTHING COMPLETE FOREMAN & ABBOn ~~-:.1-'12.95 U5.45 7.75x14 -'---' I $13.115 SHI.45 8.25x14 I $-14.95- -$-17.45 1 '12.95 $1M5 .... I $!.56 I •t 88 1 ~~~~~~-:-~~~ 7.75d5 ;=!=..._==-""'"""••••••-' pJ,~in:!'_Y·:._ lie•• er Farm *Fits compact I, l!"'edluJh . j ;~ e and.bit terti · Create1t va1ue ln low 1 tiret -anywhere ' *Turnpike proved to r high-speed roads! •2 09 f'f.gf" EASY TERMS I FREE MOUNTING I "NO LIMIT" GUAIANTEI! I ,.,.t WY NIJI N, 2IMI Midlleport, O, COMPLETE I I Mr. and Mr1. Clln'OI Wood111'11 and family and MIU Dorma Davlll ol Coktmbua villlt.ed hera over lbt weeklad. Zelia 1'11'1')' wl1o has spent time with her 110n·in-ilnr and daughter W!OIIIpanied them to her homa here. Mr. Reed Jeffers was honor. eel for Fathor'o Day when family gathered at the on Sunday evenilos for a hecUid chleken wpper. Pre!~enl[ were Mr. and Mrs. Gene fen and family, Mr. an4 Mrs. lliebard Jlllm and Mr. and loin. 1.&¥11'11 JGrdJn end cl1lJ. dren, loctr; and Mr. and Mrs. Jlermaa CordrJy and M11. Beu!U 4tbenl Route. SELLING OUT • BU L T-IN I<ITCHEN . ..> I • I I l -IISDUI' Gt&Y ... DE5ICMI 'IOHf Y<IUI Kllalll'l ME e 5 USED CARS LIFT PC ' " I :;,:~: > I Legion AuXiliary l'pftalls . About , dl Mid eport llfCIM I'IMNING SDVICI! MMAIUI e EVIIRUDI, JOHNSON and scon ..... ··-•• j :fth ':';;!;. •;.:.;; w:,:,'J:. ra ern· am. 1 d and I About \ Pomeroy \::, Ar i •••r. 6 rr I.R.W. HDWE. 01 UATHER •t · ow ng a . .· ree--wlt8 s r brqld ln~lndin~ Jlelgium I Followmg . the pro"rarr., par· wh,re the)' visited weeillnd Yllil In Thurllon Ylllil entl and fnends wenl to the livi!IO and also in lAndon. Mr, •1111 ~. RIY Pullin• and olaJJroomi to view the 41•· . . family plays of the crafts Q~ pr<~- I VJSITil Mtn'Kii!R ' jeciJ completed during the Frienda received word Ihal l<!hool whioh illoludod !iva lipendlng the weekend Pelf! WPI!,, huabllld Ill plllltl. uvo lllrUei, platur" IIIII Mrt. Kallt Youn11 il!ld Eclllll Wakely, Is critically ill books made up of Bible verses were Mr .. and Mrs. otho In a-femorial Hospital, Mari•~ and other subjects. Mrs. Roger and family of Burbank, Ia, following a heart attack. l\lorsan served as sec,etary of Mr. and Mrs. N~lson Re_pp Hie J'OOIII n11111btr II 310. the 1chool ond 111otlters provid. daugllter of Bov1lle, Oh1o, lllr. eel trpnsporllltion to the two and Mrs. }lowJrd Yow and ~- Qcorp Mowrey rtlllr~~o churches tach day. A picniQ J,inda, Mr. and Mrl· ed ll•mt Tuesday lifter a vJsll wQI b@ hatd Friday wconclude lllldiolt. MJ'. and !o!r1. In Cleveland with her son and the school. Manuel and sons, Racine, and dallfhtol'in-law, Mr. and Mrs. - -=~--::"==:::: George Mowrey Jr. and family. Her granddaughter. Linda Jeon. acooJllpanied her home for a ' visit 1 tlldon Kraeuter and daug!,ier LeU lllat, wtre WuctnesdM bulllteSS''\'IIJiol'll In Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill Nere 'J'ullday visitors in Pt. Pl~as· ant, W. Va, Mrs. Ricbard Briggs and chQdren, Crlsty, Ricky, Bohbie and Bonnie Lynn of Columbus SPill! a couple of days this wllll< wlUt Mr. and Mrs. Wen· dell Frecker, Racine, and ot11er rela~ves. This is the first visit th•l Bonnie Lynn, wlio wa~ hom May 6, has made with her grantlpiiW!ts- MiU kndra Wlldlrmuth r" hew the hnecllctiOn.. turN<~ hom. T11011dlty ll\ell 1 Pytltian Sister Staff, Officers Enjoy Picnic 'd lbe 8tofl and Officers Club of Me!Js Temple Pythian Slstert at . its !IIIIIUII picnic supptf btld M01141J evenina. The dlnller was served from a bit C@llrflll wllb 11 floral ar· rugeJIItnl In pill~ and dtr wllh matdllnj colored dies. Tlte president, Bttty Spencer, wllcomed membon and one g~MBt, Mr. PhU Meinhart Mr. and &fn, lolotnhlrl wtr• hono•r·l ed during the dinner in observ· aw ol ll1air Wld4lnl anniver· sary. 11 short prosram was h•ld following the dinner and included a reading by Mrs. Karl OW· en whieh had been written by Mf, F'rell Jackson, ... Mrs. NIIJ(J]Ing read, "Ohlo Beautl· fill." Mrs. Neulzling also 1: 1ored slides of the Christ- Willi, Mn. David FJIIPer, Mn. Elflt J-.111' Mn. !lbtnll Clll· Mn. Pal Gallqber, and ·~· . WHkdey Houltl 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. Slturdly 9 A.M. .. IP.M. •fl Gibson Texan packs up to 28,QOO B.T.U. capacity into a olblntllo CGmpact n1111 window• onlr U ln,hn wldo or lnotalls througft tho wall. Excluolve A.lr Sweep powerdriven louvoro au~Qmaticalty JwetJ cooi.Jr from wall It wall, roorn If roo111. througlto'll pur homt. Tilt TIUll gives you 30% more elfecttvo cooling than ordinary ~t~odelt of tho oamo alit IIIII only blow cool air In one dlrtctlo!l. OUIET ,._, A WHISPER! Glboon'oturblnt blower, 2·spoad ran rnoll>r and opeclat muffler are aurrounilld on fll/8 llldta with tound doldanlno fiber olou to uaurt you.of qulfloperttlon. 'J, .' ' ,, '. .,, ,. ' ,' ,,,.~ '· ' • ,,, . '. ,.;if' ll' '·. • the creet Dodge breed. Drive your own barpl~: a Oart, Coronet, Polara, with the good pys. '100" GillON TIBTED CWAurYI IVOry 81baon air oondiUoner undergoeo3 solid hours of carolulllaUng If uaurt your troub""ru®mfort. OniJ Gibson make this ucluoivo "QualitY lolllt" tut • • • jiUI IIIUIInOO of quaJitr porforntll\00, Prlclf Start AI 169·'5 1 1 IIi 1111 rawEIIRIL 11.1QM AT . -· •. ~At~· POMEIIIOY, OHIO pricesto put you in thel\llll. Ahead of the pack. Willi ,,.,ol . RVTLAND ,FUl~T~J . Metropolitan Moton The Dodge Boys dealin' the bottom tiUI of · II" MOfliiPPICTIVI COOUNGI ' • blc•· ea_.... Girls' State · 01ncers lor th• new year anci members ot the Unit w111 . were installed when the Amer· take or send homemade cakes preslda>l; Linda T~JChlftp For Famllill, p!l JaQia SchmQU, Debbie Gruu· IClln Lealon Au~lllar of Drew and llllndf· ¥lei! prMidJDI; 181'111 sented Ia 110111• Hrl»tiift ,llltl tonCI and llltrCIJpt. !:f, S~dy Swartz and lille IIUU, Webster Post met ~ Tuesdsy MQ, WilBon Carr, eighth dil- -.4 vkll pruldallt; draQI& at 1111 ~ ~~~~ ~~--heJ.P"I Wlrf ~ddleport High School jpplors, el1l lth Vir8)nla Fisher, trict president, WJI illlrodaCed H.art~, -!af7: weonesooy · · - ., :-· _.... , ~!!!.~ -'• 'XIoawaoun, retul'JII(i Sunday from Columbul fN 1:!;t ~ h rgo and lpokll on life 1111 mbership lleuler treasurer: Pwl ehildren attendiDS the Vae!lltion Marcaral &dwlll'dl, P9 TtY· l.lrs Earl Kn!lbt 11as lJDert "'"' ~...: ~:::c~:~ "•, .,... · 11• c 0a ' · 1 • ··- '"""'·-· uolotob will be blstorl.;,.. Carrie · Churcb IIOIIool IJIOIIICirlll jO!lllo lor, lUll llav~ 11111 Dlll'li Ell- t!d fr~m Columbus where lluckfye Girls' State at C.pital\ 1sJ!'e1' : ;~~ ~~t·the ·Depmmllllt altaPiallll 11111' 1>-..iru ;;;._;, ly .. ~h ~. ~~~~~~-"~~~ ~!"!'• H:~ :"ug~~n ~·:~ IIM'nl a w'tlk with her da~JI. Univer,ity._ Mel 0 1dys CUJIIlllg• 11 color vention In Colul!!liul 1o J u I set. at arms. . Ch ~"" .... ... "'""" M..........- . ter and SOD·in·l•w Mr. and I th . I "•)nh ' 0 1 dist Cliuralt ill P~. Pl!ll Crew, btlpcn ' e 6" were ap· bearer! and Sarah ~oush• ;lS Mrs. •,.. ltrPw' A"'~· ..... ~. . Followflll .t!Jt S.Venty clllldrtn .,;...,, en- Grades I and II bad lor their )Irs. Rotllilllf~. .. or ~eoled to pool!,lon• Ill· at 11f1111. A report pn the welcomed ao a sues!. The Umt Mra. Carr, oP 'blball of lhe rolled in lhiiOiicol wliiiJ! IPds theme, ''W~rld of Ollleren~" Mine;'~ ~t!, Gru governmental mal!bin- Girls State tea at Wellston en rece1ved two naliooal ami It, prtlltP\Id )Irs, filbtr 1 this Friday wllb piCIIIt! lor and intiludad lhe hymn, "Thia Hr a ug idcu ' to MtJIIlllnl llle 1Jul"' 4 waa 111ven by Pearl department cltatioiiJ for . past prt~4llil'l P!J1. and .1;,\ ~:=~~~~~u;:t 1 0 lhe ehildml and staff. Mro. Is My Father't World" with ~H.a~:~ : with 'Siale aHall'l. Mill J(Jiapp, Mrs. J'llhllf and the standlnC wor~ In J'llller JYOtll!lpd the gavel 111 Berovd Nil IIJIIIOIIIIced 11M! lherrie Sbultr ilcwmvanlatand Ia~ to le:ve ~: a v~· . served as Ch~ef ol throt1 gtrla apoMPI'ed by the Th• I'IIIOrl of tilt welall and alao on beltalll provam wilb Mllll allll pNo dr811181izatlon of the Bib I~ :alion in Florida. ~. GruO!er PohQI lor MoKiii~Y f 1 ~· M/: Unit alto atttndld lht U!JI, ®mmitfMe read by lh• Uall, P!'IICilllld a 8Ift tnllba1m senllng an example of Ill •tory of "Tho Good Samaritan. ' will reii!I'D Monday by ao pre& on . Eulalia Web~ter save lhi his· nessy was accepted. A lettor !lim', wh9 ll!llllled coum of ollldy dm'llll lhl two Teachers and blllper• were with lhe olbafJ rem&inin of lharwood City • Mlot tor~ of the llmt for the past lbanu waa read frlllll t1ta 111> m~mbm lor lbelr iiiollltl'iillon w"''~s, led by llteir leaohm. Jean Fisher, 8QiB &unborn, a ioQ er visit I Schmonl ~K a oouncll ~mbtr year. A report on the district alta committee lor ~elp lilt pail yelll' and Tom Balltr, orpnist, played Mar~arQI Follrod and Nancy Mr, 8and ~- Dwaine Childs for ilaye~ Cll~. an~ Ml$~ R1: qonvenion ~old II Glouster leal ~e celebration. A vola 1of their memb<lrsbiP the PI'QOHtloniil Ill children 1Harris, grade i, and Mrs Nan ul Ravanawootl. w. v1 . vilil4ld Hr'l~ gn the lloar ~ ea 8pnday was given by Mary lhAnl!s was given tn Ray At tile olose of tile mOiling, enttrill lite 11111eiUIJ1 iPd IMoore, Mildred Zle~ler, Reulah Mootlay wllh her for Cary Clly. . Marlin. The fall conference will for two cors loaned the the group djourn'" !IIIII• choir 1~!1. 'l'bo eventns offering . H~yos. Faye Grirlllh and Sher· Mrs Jameo Murray Mr ,~ils Grueot~ •Bnd kMISiiGRul held in Pomeroy, the dole iarv tor ~se in Regatta parade Ia! room wher' vake ictd 1' 'f, be ~.,.. to "'merlolln 1 8h 1 d 11 ' · · ~ .. 9 ••nM m ''' uc eye to be announced• she ••id ' 'I ~~jijj;oiii;~liij..;,;i;;;iiiiiiO •• • :"" . ... w,. " r e u er, gr~ e · i; laavlng this week lor Flori· Stale Chorus which resanled a Mro. Weboter. Mrs. Hennei·lr Billlt leiJ, a projeJ;t ol tl)f: Grade' Ill and IV prellllted da whore II@ will undPrto ba· oone<~rt Frid•y eve~n . 1,1180 U was anno~nced that t ne oy an~ Faye Wildermuth were acbool IIlli year. stnrles of lhe Blblo I~ dram•. sic traminiJ In lhe servilll!. 1\!rs. 0fUeji81' wos BOiected~ to sm ~lghth diSt~lcl will enl<rtnm elected os lha ekOcutivo eQm• The JQIIdtrl~ten group lmd ••n1 several oonJs lncludlnl_ a Childs piMni to jilin him 01 i 111 tl 8 p~beqls at Ch1il"othe Veltlran• l mittoe. Naml!d 81 de1egatoo 1 1 =u~i~ts~llte~m;•~,;H~ow;;;.;God~~P~Ia~n1 round and lhe hymn, "In Chr1~! later date. nl:h'(";.,:r;r,:~ ~~r~a~:::.r: Hospital for lhCir b~rthday PPI'• tho Department cqpvenlon wer<! II HIGH STANDARD ~ , There Is No &nit Or WeltMrs. William (lr~eser lllld CIF'P~Diorid by API!IIiury ty on July 7. A contribution uf Carrie Nmllng, ~ry l\lartl!l HOIJ'~ PAINT Th'l' also displayed examples daullhter, D~bbw, to Fe~ney . Bennitt r ..t Amllf· t6 was given ltlwo~d t~e )lllrly lllld VirJinll Fisher. A contriCoVQp be"'r. stretches far· thn--•nd luts Jon&:er00D Of lhttlf claii projoc't!er· heme Sunday from Columbus ican (..egmn and other ort:~n~a· JOOKS AUDITED bution ol 12~ wa~ made to •'l otdinary ho~oe paint.. ers ind helpers ~or: M,n: l whore Debbie attended Buck· lions. Miss 8\\WII; Wli IPOnsor· Books of Theodorus Council, Drum and lluglll Corpa, tlJ eleanmg. llebu. L1lhon A kl 0• by Feeney • )lennett AU~III· Daughters of America, wer~ lll<P•cl In partlclpnta in tlta . · ~yo (llrlo' 8toto and Mn. Grot• ionally $ 95 durab •· • E ~!IJ- In Live As A Christian Sllr VISited With rolatlveo. . Miss Rue co-sponsored by audil!lli ')\ijosdoy evening at partJnanl eonnntion Ill Gallon riOW anly ~ llow . .. was 1\lr. L. W. McComn• was m the 10rority, Mlol l)gbmool by the home of Mro. Joseph Beeg. ~us un July !7. ;:orld of C:i~ lrtdll• Colulflbus oV!'r the weekend to the Child Coll!lllrvatign Lotasue, le, Racine. a trustee. A sooml It was decided w ilave an ice li v and fn::':Oiuded a mo~k V"ll his mother, Mn. J. w. and Mill GPIIOiOr, BuoineiB hoW' was enjoye4 ~nd rerm:'· cream ooqial. the da!& and r t ad broadcatl on Ihe of McCOmas. Pro!eialonal Women. IIIIIH\11 were 'erved by the host· to be announced '!lid the pro· 110 Ronln (Butch) and Rohort ~.to ible "The S!"'Ond M'fie." lolr. and Mr~. t..eon Saelenl · ess wMrs. Donald Hauck, lrus· reeds to be pl@d toward .,. & PulllnJ ol Thi111lon art 1pend· T1! ~ ' Parlllra Rus- of Homeslead, Florldo, SWidiY aftemoon oaller1 were tee; Mrs. Richard Compixoll, penoes of delegatol to the oon· ng 8 few day1 wllh their ~0 ~;h w~ ~iml~ Guinther last week h@re with his Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stlarles financlol secretary : Mrs. Liii10 vent ion. Sarall Rouah wao n•m· grandparenll, Mr. and Mltl and' Marg Re~l#r. Mark · Rus· . and family, Mr. and Mro. . and Carl Pullins o! Flatwoods H.auck, troasurer, and Mrs. ad aa chatrrnan lor thll pro)eot. Rollin Bearlto and Mrs. Roy- sell gave the conclu~ing Bible dolph Saeleno ond son, Denn1 1111'1 ~ogor aJnlth. !lay fleidenobel, doj>Uty. Mrs, Carr lllllall'" lllo oUtmood Pullins Sr. ve111\ al14 t)le Rev Max Done- Thlely werethenroule khometoo o party. reported Ill were Mrs. HOrace McEibinny, .Marprel Joaes, Mn. Griff Russeu and Mn. 'WIIIIilm AIIIJian. ~ames wm piiJid aid pNII IWird• ed ... lln. I4Ginl Olrtlll, Mrl. VltJinla ow-. Doria Bailey. Mn. Neutrllal and Mro. George CbiJds. Tile liCit meeUIIK will be lield bt 8lptljltber willl .,.., Mtbtbtrt llltl llfl, Pilll Zlf. kit u h<Niteases. OCben attending ID addition to the ...... ".. Mrt. 01111 .,. 7 -·"-"- · - ............ •• I · Scripturt',.Dramtt I s' Mrs. Ben NeijUJing enl•rtain- PARTS FOR OUliOARD MOTORS eiOATS IIIII MOTORS eiOAT PAINT-~ PRICE e UMBLa PARTS awl ACGSSORIS TOOLS RIZER OIL CO. $4,99 ... ,. '•' '• I )1,;:4.!~=~-~ Jt"'• SWIM 1RUNKS 7.71x II tui>Hypo •. I Hunter · - ..... ........' " w;;..·u=- w rn.a Rou.!li ~ ..... . U_. , tuftlo hu Mr. IUid Mrs. Clarence Teo· .tt.r"D ~ce 1n MIBon Olullt llllllt, Sr., and Mr. Carl Ten. uhooJi Her teNldftl llecu Ill Debra, Mr. Harry Plekens and aant, attended the funeral of ow~ tile COUDIJ rur•l icboole. Sbt Salltly, Mro. Harry Hoffman, Mrs. Tennant's brolber, Mr. . In Celitrol Sclt!l<ll Ill Mr. and Mr1, Robert ·eoolle. Presley Whiteman at New Mar· POINT PLEASANT, .WEST \Ior the largest purn In archery Jlila111nl lor ~ ROTARY CLUB , W:S,ville, Va, on Monday. VIRGINIA - JUly II bow and h\1\ory. lwo ye,rs was a Tile Rolli')' Club mot on ,..;. ::_ "•• R. ::. Vance !ll'l'ow monlll In West Vlrllnla, \ Tile field archlry "'llOI!ail teacher in Wllhbii!Ca TIIUI'Iday mnlne lor their l'tJ· IIII'DI lhe waekend wttll Mr. when tho 4th annual will require five day•' shooting PT. PLEASANT In Galllpoi!J. . IIIJr dkmor meellna. A abort and Mrs John Grlmea at lfur· al Ar~~ ~~fl~nshlp ~r- , from July 2& to JulY 21. U. S. lie Ruth llunter has bee• Sloce AUJuel, 1968, lllfl, meetlne wa1 <onduet- al Route, Virginia. ~·m~n ;told ~m:e ann~ •· 1chtmplono for all divlalons as one of the six lcr h•• been 5upervllol' of Inerl. ThOIHI lllendlng were Her. Andy Ber11ford baa been a io:l t nd ry I ~r: he decided from a liold toacbm in the slrucl~ lq_ MIQOfi Clon!IIJ 8 IIWI !,ayne, Donald F. Roush, ~~cal patient at Holzer IJDB. Ohio ·~i~r "..,:::.:;ty~ 1,!00. Ct!fPI that 11 now bo- Scbool1, 1111d lor tlta put ltlf IJoyd Rouoh, Richard 0 r r1, pJ · Point Pleasant 11 the flrst The Gray Eagle pmlng at Mlll'lhall U)llverolty. monlhl ltQ heeD 41retiiDJ U.. Jaek P'leaher, Clyde Foley, Mrs. JeB!ie Yonker of Tam. lite ever to hold archery'a lar- :dependent fieldarchlry Mfl. Hunter il el!l'olled in Remedial Reading •1111 sum- l Roine pa, Florida i• vlslttns hsr sJo. gaat national contetll at tile · menl aliO wtll be bald 111 elovon week mer Reatllils bl llle Capehart, llarry Millar, Edwin ter and brothcr•in·lew, 'fr. and B!me locale in the same year. !July 3-4. vam al the county schools under Tille I I Sleln, Arthur Thabet, Rolph Mrs. Fronk :!erkle and other The archery nl· , The prolesJional low'ney wiD F"&l"'lll conellts of of the Elenu:ntory, BecondNJ . Whitmore, Bob Gilmore, Rev. nlatives here. tlonala. July 3-4, will determine eelebrata with a parade, ftrlo """""'· oblervatlon and Education Act. . ' Marcus Troul!h. Karl Wllet. Mrs. Martin Ohlinger has lhl lJ, S. men and women pro- works and I queen'• ball. lfelpallon Ill oummer While studyin• In thl Ni'l'., One Thl!l'iday llle Rotar been violtlng frlenda and reJa. fesslonal champion< lor 1966. Mc{;J(ntlc Wildlife Statton 11 prosrams and a•lllemenl lhluummer in llunllnlton, Club held their stoto conve:. lives ill Jane Lew, W. Va. The '12,!00 purl8 Slllt'anteu lho 1ite of the eontull. In tha lll'ta -and, alao, ia llvtnS with her lion In Parkersburg A golf Mllrsha Sprouse'a name was 1110 profmionala from all IOC· ina II avaUable here and trips that will bt made who is110 also eiii'OJI411 Ill tournament Wla held In COli- 0111itted amona thoBI attendlna 110111 of lhe competing Krodel Pork. MCIIon with the convention CIIIIIP Luther, at Camp Ceaaar, Kentucky and wldclt wu won by P'rllllk ea~ Dear WebJier Sprlnp W. Va. hart of tha looal club. Others Jut week from 81, Paul's Loth· from the club altondiliK were eron Church. Donald P'ogloiOng and Noloon Mr. and Mn. Jame• McComb Jennings. and Jimmy of P1tlsburgb spent u CHI!ROKJ!i!: Saturday at the home of her 1 0 The Cbarokee Home Demon· parents, 1\lr. and Mn. Probe PT. PLEASANT - Ill 1 1 n such audlp-vls~al equipment •• E R h M w lte 11 h County'• summer ochool pro- nlmstrip projtl<!tors, lllration Club met for their ' ous ' fl. a r uo vam under Tille 1 of tho lllle- projeclorl, overhead LADIES June meeting at the home of and John of Royal Park, MICh· mentary and Secondary tachistoscope•. and Mrs. Delores Oliver. I.IJan visited l!everal dllts last lion Act 01 1965 is now in readers. Durin, ths busln..s meetiug week with Iter parenlf, Mr and second week wilh 590 All theso classes, both road· & the group discu"ed holding 8 Mrs. Probe E. Rouah. II d th bake sale In the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Okay .Killings· enro e in e pro&ram. ins and special education, are 31 018 0 They also decld'd to start 0 worth and children of Richmond, program include• " ' and bein~ made more eontest, "T.O.P." Virginia have been Villtlllll her nine spoolal education classes for the pupils throulfh music, II The lesson topic "The Club parents, Mr and Mrs. Wilbur ~:::!,~.:1e:~at~:r~.a•e ~\~ \limes and field trlpo. Member - An Alert Citl%en" Webb. Elizabeth kymour, 1 morning and afternoon ciB8o. Mro was presented by !.Irs. Archie Mr. and Mrs. JohMy Rou1h who during the regular scltool CHILDREN$ & TEENS Browning. have returned to their home , The schools in which these year is physical education Those utlentllng were Mrs. bert after vlsitmg In Nitro, W. olasoes are being held were de· teacher at the Pt. Ploaoant now Archie Browning, Mn. Gerald V1. Mr. Roulh waa aloo e pa· termlned as the reaull of a aur· Junior High 11 In l!barg1 of Clark Mrs. Alva l.uckydoo Mrs. llenl at Charluton Memorial vey conducted by the Count~ roeroatioo program and K. K. Sc. l•·s, Mrs Lutller lloopltal. 8uperintend1111t's office lail otructo the teacher aideo oo that Smith and Mrs oiiver. Bob Whitmore I• altA!ndlng year. The 1urvey revealed that they may conduct recr..tfono SCOT!' ROUSK IIOI'IOBED Boya State held this week at the avera1• lamtiy Income In periods. Scott Roush WIIJ ho!lored on Jackoona Mills. these achonl attendance areas Mrs. Toni Clendenin, who btl $0Venlll birthday with a Carolyn Routh, daulhter of was pot so hilfh as the averalie a muaie major and tauJht aecparty on Friday at the home Mr. and _Mr•. Doreey L. Roush family income In .other ochool ood grade at the Hendersoo of his porenti, Mr ind Mrl. 11 spandmg two weeks vis1tmg attendance areas m the coon- ochool lest year, is tho muate John F, Roulh. Games were her aunt and uncle, Mr. and 1 The surv~ also reveal~!<~ director for the program. played and prizes won by cijr· Mrs. Dave Jl#lr In Clevela"d, that_ there woo. a high concen· There . ore lour coordinatore. u1 Morr~'· Mary Nlcewander, Oh1o. . tration of pup1le 1n t ~ • • e A coordmator lo rfiJIOIIslble Randy Lyons Othero attend- MIU11 Bumprner II I palionl acboois whOle roa.!illj abillly administering the program MINI .... 10'11 ing were Jell, Lathe~ J u d v in Pleuant Valley H._pital. She wao below average, several schools. The OoG.,dlftat.ll Needs Ty Rousb M~ Roush wtil undergo surJery on WM· Th . h ort and their ochools are< Chs~ll '· ' . . ' nesdav emampurposeo1 t 1 J Ch •- Pt 1 Bobby Ntcewander, R1ta N1ce,. reading clasaeo 1, to hel Jill· es am,...,, . Peasant wander, Dwain Jluitlll, Kathy brMr. andnd hMildro. l.ahrry Chelue, .. plio who don't road 11 wefl 11 lor and Junior hisJI aeltoola; MENS_ 1.91, ew a c ren avo ro r"' b Gary Conley Henderson Sunad to their home after vacation· ahou~ T~ elp pupl~ ~ nyside and Hannan· E.;,l BOYS- 1.00. 1 In Florida. :'al\n~ that c ~vid=l eas, Moson 1nd Waha1111; and ARREST8 IIEPORTBD attention may bt pven puplll Mrs. Lola Bhmn, Cenlral, Jloooe. PT. PLEASANT - Arnot& and much USI! il being made of 'Ill and Leon. roeorded at tha counl)' JaU lhe pa11 24 hour~ were, Guy Fin· Pleaoant Valley Rotpllal ley, ~. Apple Grove, Intoxlca· tion; GeoriO Koontz, 43, !lend· Admitted - Mrs. Carl Gard· For All TN F1mlly 11110D, Intoxication; Geor10 W. j oor, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. BUI Rocm, II, landyvll!o, W. Va., l Crawford, Pt. Plea•ant. to llltollcalloD, and David MeDlocbaraod - Mra. William Quat.!, 27, Adcliloll, Oblo, peace Rousb, New H.aven; Mrs. David lftl'l'ant. ClarkBOII, Gallipolis; Mn. Char· OFFICES TO CLOIIE llll Whitt, Galiipoll~; Mrs. N"' MIDDLIPORT, 0. PT PLEASANT Ali ffi , Ill Ca,.y, Apple Grove: Mrs. 0 ce& ' Raymond Reed and daughter, · Middleport, 0. "AI" ""'NDITIONED" In lba Maoon County Court· _ _ _ _ _ __!I_,.""''!'I!!==--""",.,j!!,____ houae will close at the end of tlta work day Friday and wUI SabMersi~le not reopen until Tuesday, July 6th, In order that tho employH I'IIP1tr may enjoy a lona 4th ol July liN!G lllil Mrt. II UIW'CII "'.. ;..;, ; .... :.:.:·:•-- !!;· ........ meeting at the Chureh for a samer, iii;, Faber-Son meeUng, Mr. Otba Mrs wnuam Gress Mrs Lieving aerved u lender lor old Zartle Belinda' Zerltle the evening, A film "The Har· Mro. Eddlt vester" was shown to t h o -cliff Rollih Mrs ll"up. Roush, Mls; Judy Athey, Mrs. Those attending were Chal' Roy Hollman, Mrs. Roy Jones, les Weaver, !Iandy Weaver, Mrs. !lay weaver, Mrs. Eddie Hai;U.ad, Otha L10vmg, Lee Rousb, Mra. Thelma Lawrence LIOVIng, David LIOV· hart, Mrs. Larry Mrs. ing, Robert Grinstead, Lewis Harry Miller, lllrs. Capehart, Lewis Capehart, Jr., Bumgarner, Peggy Edgar Layne, llernlll'tl Lieving, Annl Bumprnw, Mrs Ralph Sayre, .llalph Sayre, Jr., ard Burris, Mrs. Pete George Hester, Qtlie Rousb, Becky Burris, Mrs. s. H. Sobn Bumgarner, Robert Cooke mire, Mro. otha Lieving lllll Phil Cooke. Paul Rickard, Mrl ' P.F.C. RALPH ROUSH Jewell, Mrs. Claylnn A1hey, P.FC llalpb Roush loft on Mrs. lial'ry Capehart, Mr a. Tuesday for Fort . Bennina, Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Fred Georgia, alter spendina a twe?' ey, Mrs. !Wgene Hudnall, ty-day lurloll[!b here With hJJ abetb Hudnall, Mrs. Harry parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Pickens, Mrs. Jack Flesher, Roush. From there he will be Mrs. Doneld F. Rouoh and Mrs. senl to VIet Nam with the 39th Charles Weaver Di Bn Tr wm Hqlr!. v. · ansp. !!:RAN CHURCH MBN MRS BERJSFORD HONORED The Lutheran Church Men Mn~. Martin Berisford wa1 met on Wednesday evening in honored with a stork shower lhe New Haven Park f o r on Fr!rlay evening at the E.l1. a cook-oul. Harold Roat, presi· B. Church. Members of the Uve dent, wos in charge of the Wire Class were hosteaseo. meeting. The gueat list Included Mrs. 1'hoee attending were Jooeph ~...,:::,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~i;;;;~ 1 Paugh, Harry Layne, Horman Layne, Robert Layne, Lloyd Rouoh, Donald Bumlfardnar, Harold Rose and Dean gardner. WIN 01'11£ CLA88 The Win One clasa of the For The '•mlly E.U.B. Church held a party 11 lhs Maoon Sp9 Alley for their resular June ltglnAI-meeting. Those attending were Rev. and Mrt. Martin Serb· ford and Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hoffman and Tommy, Mr . " I QUtt,; . .:~1h·i~~'"~1·1 R. H. SQN$ .CO. • ~. ' ...It '... ~ Monaeo or Charcer. RiM �.. ! '.J::i j >.r i~ ' "' o..·Juae·ao. For 1868 1 s.~e ~' -- . .(\,.~! -·~·-···· · -.· ·-·· -, ~ I'. I'CIPIJUII CAMPERS eC.r eTruck eH..nr eo,. elulldoHr e'MIIn. ,..,..... fl"'!riO ........ .,.. . .. c•xcepl Rften) ~·"'" ~~~~~~ ELECTRICIANS t UIERICA'I_.,. . ..... TWO- WELL QUALIFIED - -----·· ·-··--- •SERVICE • •• •' ~, tra "tii.sh ·The:Want Ad Way :· _.-io.,....~"!':""_.__ ~ .S..t!Mi, ..._,.~ I , . .....,.__' f _ ' ..,.._••. , _1 · tr UITH GOBLE FORD ROUSH & LYONS ~~L~~~ -CAMPING If. · M C. & J. Trailll' S.les • ••'" 11. Middleport, PIZZA o. _ ............ ...,. .. .... "'-.....,1......... AUII10NDII Crll1 Brldlonl m GREATEST Plllll • wllb ,..,....t. I 't -iaatiODL " (;. iuwJI'OIID lae.,, AT Oldl I I liD fO • II" _7k .. IJO ........ C.,.,.oot ...... CALL WY- Pick up At G. & G. CAFI Ill W. MAIN POMilOY __ too 1.15- t.._DH. "He talktd me Into solni tho U.S.A. llrot, b<rt all wt'vo IIIII beaU... Ob1o. End ,.... sewer trouble. We have aU silo ....., 011cl> iDeo. Reasouallle rates. Clll WY W971. d8, or alght. t II tic EXPERIENCED WHEEL AUGNMENT and IRAKE SERVICE .... Alignment Shop Ph-f92.1576 W. Main 11. ,..,..., r~~~~~~~rb' checked off 10 far is the other tnd of Sunny Cr11k!" -1<:....... PEANUTS COMING S~l Ordorlnw To Prontico would sot nothl"' done with mo cone!" IJ SCHULZ ...,..OurOolvo-lto Cnw's Steak House ,.....,,o. EXPERIENCED WHEn THE BORN LOSEII ALIGNMENT ly AliT SANSOM and Gnlonr Bocl1 SERVIa Wora IN MASON, W. VA. ·--·-·-------.:__ ..Oh, absolutely! A wom!lln'a place is in the home! Blaettnars eNOWOPEN Pomoi'OJ LOOK roR GRAND OPENING SOON! aew diliolll!d ear Is ill stool! ol •• ... llollday KOOJl bouso wtlb hatb largo Jo1 on Depot Sl. Ill I'll.-- lor lond, 0. Pll. - · Polllei'OJ llolllr Co. i .... :1 t.J,t. ~""" UN! I'UIIII!IIOT - PIIOII- IIJ!M1 - Bur IIIIo, 1500.00 -iliwD. bal.- $42.0S P or WE'RE STILL TRADING LIKE MAD! ''::iii --.,---·• Alber! M. CU. Bronr ........... ..... ... L._ -......,.. ·-· .,...' L._ :1.-.. .,. ·-- ,__. _5. - ·-· ,_ --·--.... ·- DAILY CROSSWORD "'Wloo - :Q.C.O •:;:-- ~~. ..on au . . . . 'p PAIIITING,~ ·· . l i d - lor ~lou!?' . ..... ...;ble. 110. Braley. . ..' . • • !Ill il'lL . .. VACANCY, . ~~~~~~~ for invalloi lit 'JII!iell ol IDJ tlDd, . . ..!11' lomlle, H ounloil caro II - . .......... Anaa Haineo, Porlllld, Ohio. PL 113-21111. • :M ... hour pr..a.il BAR MAID. !Jqulro tile HI-Ho lllr, Mlddleport, 0. 113 71< WATER IIAllLIIIfl, , _ fiD. 6 t 30ie 1211. t.l'it. -~- I C!oolville, Ohio. Phont ffl· all after I p. m. I 14 12lp t· .. k For I.e- 5 &'-' el:l:pert Bulinee~ OoUnaeJ. Una To Ioaure Your 11&.,_ Sua II!. .. Phone flolllpollo 416-3741 . . 123 Gallipolis, 0 • Allor 6:GG P.M. iiou=SE,:::-1-m_,llt,...---,-- ol::-a.eot-=-.,. or, Olio. can Iller 1 p. ... .·o. 1;-;;:ROOM==-~---c-,-.,.. -c· bath, NP.J' Cllll'iuqooD- ......... .. 4ll:li'•La44ll:a llioolarSworklnttmm or , It t.o•••••LOW family. I'lL - · . . . . . , _ _ '0 ·_ · - -...... ate ..._ a.-lllo.ZtoriMiooDG'illo __ _ ea ;till a . . lillllltlt _. • • • • arr a l l - . .a _ _ . . _ _ _ _• I •WGrdl A cans 1 ' 1" 1Ye . .• ·•D• r • • • 111'1 .ll'll'• ' llll'lilr.al al'l ll8DD'r04 '~tDT . . . TW • • • 11'.-•I••D'lO a 'rOB 'I' .. .·. • Great Bargain Buys - Pre-4th fling I el'lno OI>JIOl'WnliJ ror M• Who Wantl To Owa Hil 0... B""""'. el'lld Tralnin( Prol!'am (IWeebl &7..'!M ..... J - -"? BISCAYNE 4 DOOR SEDAN-$2295 *4 New '66 Chevrolets With Fadory Air- Conditioning el'ment llealer BetlriDI a ~! ~ .· NOVA CHEVY II H. T. Cpe. •• $2282 __________________ .... Ill MIDOLIPORT, 0. ... Rent Paul Kerr, Oleoter, IMPALA H. T. CPE. Color White- $2495 Ready For lmme diate Delivery II 1'011 LWI SOHIO SERVICE STATION .. ow ..... & J• CORVAIR H. T. Cpe.- $1989 """' tenceo, bonlera oa Rl 7 Old Rl 50, at junctioo of 15-lliiiMit t wrr r &Unit a.-.. • • e Model Chevrolet As Low As • • • ruch llomt, J .hedJtOODIS, largt tlleo, l>lr<b eabinele, eleoVil oven, bot plate, Jarp , IIYing room, dlablg room, J fireplacoa, built 01 garage, lull hasemelll, 2Z ocros, lovel 1o ..u~q llfOuod, bOlD for lionel, 2 pondo with 11811, pleuty of ..... Old sllrubbery, i' -y---- At Pomeroy Motors You Can Buy A New '66 E>diDp-- AORac4 1HATtlBE O.K. Used Car! I DID YOU KNOW .. l b. : • i l,llf,l ·~ ••••11••11 Loot your opera~ WY :Z.:IIIIII.I Gr't llceDao I can -................ .._. .... ..... daelrDoua COp ~ 1 J (HEV, lmp1l1 _ Reduced to $2595 Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, undalwood flallh, Ill vlnr:.=~ w,!th bucket seato, V-8 eu&Jne, automatic n, power steerln& and brake1, wiN wheel ....,.., 8:00 wblte waD tlreo, lhowo little wear, radio. heater, 1 real buy. AutomaUc lrau. Power oteer!D(. lntertor. Radio alld heater. Extra good 1965 IMPALA H1rdtop Coupe_ $2295 or(lldo,lood tlrel. Locally owned and only 12,000 mlleo, 8 eyl. engine, power steering, IJIOtleU fawn Interior trim. BeautUul maroon flnllb. Radio, beater and Ill the worke. • 1964 Corv1ir Deluxe 2 Dr. Rtelliceclte,991 I II PIIOro c:.pya,. lolmodotflepl lUGS lUNNY EVERY CAR REDUCED IN PRICE I 1965 1963 CHEV. lmpill _ Reduced to $1695 Hardtop ooupo, white llDlth. epotlealy clean nd in· terjor, 3~7 enpne, automatic trablllllteloD, power ·llteirlng and brakes, wbltt Will tlree like DOW, radio aDd better• 1962 Buick lnvlct1 Conv, R•duced te -- '··' 1964 Ch.v. Bisayne 4 Dr. Reduced to 1 ' . Grey flnlsh, vinyl b!terlor, 327 ru. bL lbll•· . ' · Turquoiu fiDlth, vinyl Interior, . . . ~:·il!\llto heat.r. Std.'lrau. · · • • • I ) ; ' J • • ' • 1964 F1lcon 2 Dour _ Rlducecl to 1 • ' 1 • -j · Deluu Interior, load wldtewan ar.t, r~dle and heitw. • . ··-·· .2!S ru<.tARS, Pt.E"A'>E ! j On A·New Chevrolet, Or An IIPII1N(i t: !otal prieo- fi,IOII.OO. olowD, balaace $12.BS per - , ae....,Solnmu - ~--. Get A "Bang-Up" Deal Before The Fourth of July · -Ill. !Gill ~ "···.. l'li otory, I 100011 12 .,._ bolb. Clooo "' ltGn. 8lllllh, "'" reot - .... -· ... 1 ' • - and z o1or1. t roomr fl bedrooms), two i hallu. APPLE GROVE - 16,000 buys ~ acre, 1 story, 6 room bouse, S hcdroomo, balb, forced air beatiug system, 1 aome river frontage. GALL US FOR ADDmONM PROpERTIES I I By HOwtl SCHNEIDER 1· 1 I . ·· · · I 1 . �.. ! '.J::i j >.r i~ ' "' o..·Juae·ao. For 1868 1 s.~e ~' -- . .(\,.~! -·~·-···· · -.· ·-·· -, ~ I'. I'CIPIJUII CAMPERS eC.r eTruck eH..nr eo,. elulldoHr e'MIIn. ,..,..... fl"'!riO ........ .,.. . .. c•xcepl Rften) ~·"'" ~~~~~~ ELECTRICIANS t UIERICA'I_.,. . ..... TWO- WELL QUALIFIED - -----·· ·-··--- •SERVICE • •• •' ~, tra "tii.sh ·The:Want Ad Way :· _.-io.,....~"!':""_.__ ~ .S..t!Mi, ..._,.~ I , . .....,.__' f _ ' ..,.._••. , _1 · tr UITH GOBLE FORD ROUSH & LYONS ~~L~~~ -CAMPING If. · M C. & J. Trailll' S.les • ••'" 11. Middleport, PIZZA o. _ ............ ...,. .. .... "'-.....,1......... AUII10NDII Crll1 Brldlonl m GREATEST Plllll • wllb ,..,....t. I 't -iaatiODL " (;. iuwJI'OIID lae.,, AT Oldl I I liD fO • II" _7k .. IJO ........ C.,.,.oot ...... CALL WY- Pick up At G. & G. CAFI Ill W. MAIN POMilOY __ too 1.15- t.._DH. "He talktd me Into solni tho U.S.A. llrot, b<rt all wt'vo IIIII beaU... Ob1o. End ,.... sewer trouble. We have aU silo ....., 011cl> iDeo. Reasouallle rates. Clll WY W971. d8, or alght. t II tic EXPERIENCED WHEEL AUGNMENT and IRAKE SERVICE .... Alignment Shop Ph-f92.1576 W. Main 11. ,..,..., r~~~~~~~rb' checked off 10 far is the other tnd of Sunny Cr11k!" -1<:....... PEANUTS COMING S~l Ordorlnw To Prontico would sot nothl"' done with mo cone!" IJ SCHULZ ...,..OurOolvo-lto Cnw's Steak House ,.....,,o. EXPERIENCED WHEn THE BORN LOSEII ALIGNMENT ly AliT SANSOM and Gnlonr Bocl1 SERVIa Wora IN MASON, W. VA. ·--·-·-------.:__ ..Oh, absolutely! A wom!lln'a place is in the home! Blaettnars eNOWOPEN Pomoi'OJ LOOK roR GRAND OPENING SOON! aew diliolll!d ear Is ill stool! ol •• ... llollday KOOJl bouso wtlb hatb largo Jo1 on Depot Sl. Ill I'll.-- lor lond, 0. Pll. - · Polllei'OJ llolllr Co. i .... :1 t.J,t. ~""" UN! I'UIIII!IIOT - PIIOII- IIJ!M1 - Bur IIIIo, 1500.00 -iliwD. bal.- $42.0S P or WE'RE STILL TRADING LIKE MAD! ''::iii --.,---·• Alber! M. CU. Bronr ........... ..... ... L._ -......,.. ·-· .,...' L._ :1.-.. .,. ·-- ,__. _5. - ·-· ,_ --·--.... ·- DAILY CROSSWORD "'Wloo - :Q.C.O •:;:-- ~~. ..on au . . . . 'p PAIIITING,~ ·· . l i d - lor ~lou!?' . ..... ...;ble. 110. Braley. . ..' . • • !Ill il'lL . .. VACANCY, . ~~~~~~~ for invalloi lit 'JII!iell ol IDJ tlDd, . . ..!11' lomlle, H ounloil caro II - . .......... Anaa Haineo, Porlllld, Ohio. PL 113-21111. • :M ... hour pr..a.il BAR MAID. !Jqulro tile HI-Ho lllr, Mlddleport, 0. 113 71< WATER IIAllLIIIfl, , _ fiD. 6 t 30ie 1211. t.l'it. -~- I C!oolville, Ohio. Phont ffl· all after I p. m. I 14 12lp t· .. k For I.e- 5 &'-' el:l:pert Bulinee~ OoUnaeJ. Una To Ioaure Your 11&.,_ Sua II!. .. Phone flolllpollo 416-3741 . . 123 Gallipolis, 0 • Allor 6:GG P.M. iiou=SE,:::-1-m_,llt,...---,-- ol::-a.eot-=-.,. or, Olio. can Iller 1 p. ... .·o. 1;-;;:ROOM==-~---c-,-.,.. -c· bath, NP.J' Cllll'iuqooD- ......... .. 4ll:li'•La44ll:a llioolarSworklnttmm or , It t.o•••••LOW family. I'lL - · . . . . . , _ _ '0 ·_ · - -...... ate ..._ a.-lllo.ZtoriMiooDG'illo __ _ ea ;till a . . lillllltlt _. • • • • arr a l l - . .a _ _ . . _ _ _ _• I •WGrdl A cans 1 ' 1" 1Ye . .• ·•D• r • • • 111'1 .ll'll'• ' llll'lilr.al al'l ll8DD'r04 '~tDT . . . TW • • • 11'.-•I••D'lO a 'rOB 'I' .. .·. • Great Bargain Buys - Pre-4th fling I el'lno OI>JIOl'WnliJ ror M• Who Wantl To Owa Hil 0... B""""'. el'lld Tralnin( Prol!'am (IWeebl &7..'!M ..... J - -"? BISCAYNE 4 DOOR SEDAN-$2295 *4 New '66 Chevrolets With Fadory Air- Conditioning el'ment llealer BetlriDI a ~! ~ .· NOVA CHEVY II H. T. Cpe. •• $2282 __________________ .... Ill MIDOLIPORT, 0. ... Rent Paul Kerr, Oleoter, IMPALA H. T. CPE. Color White- $2495 Ready For lmme diate Delivery II 1'011 LWI SOHIO SERVICE STATION .. ow ..... & J• CORVAIR H. T. Cpe.- $1989 """' tenceo, bonlera oa Rl 7 Old Rl 50, at junctioo of 15-lliiiMit t wrr r &Unit a.-.. • • e Model Chevrolet As Low As • • • ruch llomt, J .hedJtOODIS, largt tlleo, l>lr<b eabinele, eleoVil oven, bot plate, Jarp , IIYing room, dlablg room, J fireplacoa, built 01 garage, lull hasemelll, 2Z ocros, lovel 1o ..u~q llfOuod, bOlD for lionel, 2 pondo with 11811, pleuty of ..... Old sllrubbery, i' -y---- At Pomeroy Motors You Can Buy A New '66 E>diDp-- AORac4 1HATtlBE O.K. Used Car! I DID YOU KNOW .. l b. : • i l,llf,l ·~ ••••11••11 Loot your opera~ WY :Z.:IIIIII.I Gr't llceDao I can -................ .._. .... ..... daelrDoua COp ~ 1 J (HEV, lmp1l1 _ Reduced to $2595 Super Sport Coupe, black vinyl top, undalwood flallh, Ill vlnr:.=~ w,!th bucket seato, V-8 eu&Jne, automatic n, power steerln& and brake1, wiN wheel ....,.., 8:00 wblte waD tlreo, lhowo little wear, radio. heater, 1 real buy. AutomaUc lrau. Power oteer!D(. lntertor. Radio alld heater. Extra good 1965 IMPALA H1rdtop Coupe_ $2295 or(lldo,lood tlrel. Locally owned and only 12,000 mlleo, 8 eyl. engine, power steering, IJIOtleU fawn Interior trim. BeautUul maroon flnllb. Radio, beater and Ill the worke. • 1964 Corv1ir Deluxe 2 Dr. Rtelliceclte,991 I II PIIOro c:.pya,. lolmodotflepl lUGS lUNNY EVERY CAR REDUCED IN PRICE I 1965 1963 CHEV. lmpill _ Reduced to $1695 Hardtop ooupo, white llDlth. epotlealy clean nd in· terjor, 3~7 enpne, automatic trablllllteloD, power ·llteirlng and brakes, wbltt Will tlree like DOW, radio aDd better• 1962 Buick lnvlct1 Conv, R•duced te -- '··' 1964 Ch.v. Bisayne 4 Dr. Reduced to 1 ' . Grey flnlsh, vinyl b!terlor, 327 ru. bL lbll•· . ' · Turquoiu fiDlth, vinyl Interior, . . . ~:·il!\llto heat.r. Std.'lrau. · · • • • I ) ; ' J • • ' • 1964 F1lcon 2 Dour _ Rlducecl to 1 • ' 1 • -j · Deluu Interior, load wldtewan ar.t, r~dle and heitw. • . ··-·· .2!S ru<.tARS, Pt.E"A'>E ! j On A·New Chevrolet, Or An IIPII1N(i t: !otal prieo- fi,IOII.OO. olowD, balaace $12.BS per - , ae....,Solnmu - ~--. Get A "Bang-Up" Deal Before The Fourth of July · -Ill. !Gill ~ "···.. l'li otory, I 100011 12 .,._ bolb. Clooo "' ltGn. 8lllllh, "'" reot - .... -· ... 1 ' • - and z o1or1. t roomr fl bedrooms), two i hallu. APPLE GROVE - 16,000 buys ~ acre, 1 story, 6 room bouse, S hcdroomo, balb, forced air beatiug system, 1 aome river frontage. GALL US FOR ADDmONM PROpERTIES I I By HOwtl SCHNEIDER 1· 1 I . ·· · · I 1 . �• t ~ • '' ' ... ~ . ..., .......,... .,.. ' ' . ' . ' POM~ - - ' K OP N· THIS Y ' ~~ ON Y _"M 9 ·to 8 IN THE EVENING ANI) ON. SATURDAY FROM 9 to 9 IN·.THE EVENING -- See Our Fine Selections of Womena A beautiful group of shells in orion and helanca - bUlky hand knit look and flat knits - all top manU· fltdtiiJ'el'S. ~.95 •nd $3·95 A aroup of womens short sleeve and sleeveless dress- es - In button front and zipper front styles. Make your selections now. A wide choice of styles, fabrics and ~lors. ; Mines Sizes 14 to 20 Half Sius 14* to 22* .• GROUP. OF GIRLS PLAYWEAR ~eluded in thls group are shifts, short sets, sh!Its ~ -Frts, tennis dresses, and 3 pc. blouse, short Checks and assortea llrinta, pretty color com· binatlom. CannQn'a first quality terry dlab towela. 3 for $1·00 T S.ltl Modern Welnut Llrre Double Dresser - BookC8se Headboard Bed and Large Cbest of Draw· en. Plastic Tops on Dresaer and Chest "CRYSTAL PALACE" Deluxe Seamless Sheer Cantrece Stockings. lmpec· cable fit - Wrinkle free. Three popular shades. Sizes Small (8~ ·9), Medium (9~·10) Glidden Spred Satin Well known brand womens seamlesa nylon stockings. Sizes 8¥.! thru 11 and stl'etch sizes. Seamless mesh, aeamless plain, knit and seamlesa atretch. Creamy smooth - so easy to uae! Weara like ens· mel - waahes eaaierl No fumea - No painty odor! Drieain 20 minutea. MINS aOYS WALKING SHORTS Tapered for perfect fit, all cotton and dacron and cottons: Solid colors and plAids. Sizes 29 to 42. '2.95 ~ $3.95 ... I'R"LS SHORTS Permanently pressed, nev· er need ironing. Plaids and solid colon. Sizes 10 to 18. ahorii and. bermuda 1horts - seersucker, twill, ltretch denim, chambray and knits. Solids and pat- terns. RUaaiR palra 0 Party Coasten IALI decorator eolon. Elcb bi&blY styled rim tl ac- fortably. Allorted eolon. $),00 fi·OO $).00 NEW SHIPMENT IPVkUDI cented with 1 Vinyl Center. Log Cabin Throw Rugs ellt 100% Viacoae Rayon. Machine Washable - Skid Proof Back - Bri&ht Sparkling Colora. SIZE 24x36 $1.95 SIZE 27x41 $2.95 SIZE 3'x5' $5.95 SIZE 4'xfl $7.95 SIZE 24"x70" RUNNER $3.69 ' l!aff~ sm 'l'umble 2 piece ~tes liy Kolesport. ol plaids and . ehechd ·· cottons. Also tni~ wtth soUd color ahoril. Sites 3 to 7. $).95 end SPORT SHIRTS toor. cotton, wash 'n wear. Henley necks and collars. Solid colors and stripes. Sizes 4 to 18. ~.95 T IROOM DUSTERS IOYS $4.95 Cutr dusting time mhalf. VELOUR S.HIRTS Large soft ehenllle pUt absorb• the dual Flta over all bOUle hrooma to dlllt ceiling, walla and hard to reach placea. LuxurioU8 cotton. Styled for the Continental faahion look. Solids and atripes. Sizes 8 to 18. $1.00 I. FISH GLOBES -~ FLOCKED DOT lOTS WEATHERED DENIM JEANS PRINTID Soft and rugged. Tapered fil 13% ounce Sanforized. New heavy duty zipper. Sizes 8 to 19. PILLOW CASES 100~ cotton, full eut, &2" x 36" pillow cues by Biegel. AsiiOrted pilntll and colon. $)·00 1 p~lr MINI WEATHERED DENIM JEANS SbiM 29 to 36 Your choice of ClnDoD waffle weave or Cannoa chenille type dllla elotlll. t.rre lise. IALI . 811% Dacron Polyester/811% Cotton. Wuh and Wear. ~-Drip Dry. Requires uw. or DO lroniq. Wo&&" wide. White, Putela, Brf&bt Colorl, Dark 15C . Shadea. 99c ,.r4 $4.91 SALEI "FIELDCREST1' 4-Pia mCHEN sm ~'BANNER STRIPE" MENS-"BACHELORS' FRIEND" NYLO~SOCKS Cool - long wearing e Ion socks. Sizes ·10lh Grey and Black. OISH CLOTHS top - ankle length ny· 13. White, Navy, Brown, 69c •,.1r 3 PAIRS $2.00 BATH TOWELS $1.00 $1.98 Bath Towela _ _ _ Salt $1.59 99c Hand Towels Sale 69c 49c Wuh Cloths Salt 39c I Ill SPICIAL PURC:MASII ~ , ·· · . .,. ~ ' · .· l . ·. ~.:~~·-· IALI ·~ •,t ' leak. '2.89 I.EC1RIC HOT POTS Bolla 4 crup1 of water In mlnutea for instant coff~, tea, cocoa. Great for heatblg aoupa, canned goodt, baby bottle1, etc. Made of ldghly polished aluminum. $2.95 PACKAGED FOAM ·REMNANTS Elatlti.Miw.tt·AGOOD fl·95 I ··· llaclt of atrong, tough "Vacucel" the new insu· latlon dtscovery. Cannot rw.: ~------------------------~~ Malee El&erfe{cls In Pomeroy.Your Shopping Ce~ter for floor ·coverings, Fu~nltur.e and-···· a~ Weoling Apparelfor Your FCJmily; · q~ fifY:;. . · ~>CourteoUs, I'), , >T.,l~'Uj Every Ia OIESTS 11ch Size 6d of tiDe quality vtuyL All eolora are waen. able ud JUDfut. Two beautiful patten~~ In eolora white, wac, .broWD, .aftell, plllk, blue, yellow. WRITING TABLETS Size 6" x 9'', ruled ·............... 39c ,. $J-OO IIIWI Each-Pi~i Weighed and MnrlrAfl Hytone King Size PLAIN WHITE ENVELOPES 100 In package ····· ·· · ··.. · .... ·· · 39c el pllon size round lflu:JIObel el q aquariums 2 full me pot holders, 2 oven mitta. HeaVJ quWed eotton. Colored printa. SHOWER CURTAINS H,...e Une anti Aquariums eer,ww Glau DRESS .MATERIAL CANNON $)59 Gay Coaatm ID 111111rt Fib all size flucetl. lully atlacbed. Spray bead fltl your banda com· aOYS KNIT Maple Dinette Sets 7-PIECI Llrge 42 Inch extension table - 2 Captains Chairs ud 4 lfate1 Chairs. High pressure plastic top and 2 - 12lnch extension leaves. COLORPUL . SHAMPOO and BATH SPRAYS Heavy duty white cotton aocks. Two styles - short top elastic aJl-()ver cushion on rib top crew socka for cuual wear. Sizes 10 thru 13. 3 SALEI $1-95 end'2·95 White Cotton Socks Sized to 6X and 7 to 14 tlllln $7.40 GALLONS-- ~~ $6.99 $2.35 QUARTS SALE $2.00 MENS ~· ~Uored ah~rts for girls in short shorts, Jamaica $5•50 4IUirfl Mltching Sprtd Lustre _ _ $2.15 quart GLIDDEN FLORENAMEL WALKING SHORTS I . , .. ·'1.00- $).49- $1.95 VIsit Elbtrklds 2nd Floor for Grt1t Savings on Summer Furniture - Bunting Gilden and Chairs - Lloyd Spring a... Fibre Chain - ShoH AlumInum Folding Chain - StHI Chain end Rocken FRIDAY and SATURDAY •1•75 ' On Sale At Elberfelcls 3rcl Floor Furniture Department Homogenized Spred Satit&- The Wonder Wall Paint. 88c •,.1r SALI " 1/' $98.00 Walnut Desk &Chair_ Sale $78.00 $98.00 White Desk &Ch1lr _ Sale $78.00 $79.00 Walnut & Maple Desks sal• $64.00 $69.00 Mlple & Mlhogany Desk Salt $54. $59.00 Mahogany Desk Sale $46.0o SALEI '•·~-~!'me Selection of Maternity Sportswear SPECIAL.. GROUP OF 11ch e Kneehole or Student Style eEarly American - Modern and Traditional. eMaple- Walnut- Mahogany- White. esolid Wood and Formica Tops. $1.98 Bath Towels _ _ _ Sale $1.59 99c Hand Towels Salt 69c 49c Wish Cloths Salt 39c NYLON STOCKINGS Sportswear AND - - - - $2.95 •nd $3.95 $1.00 SALE! DESKS '" BATH TOWEL.S and Long FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY ~~~lo_~~~~J :-_• ,.. -·•~ _SOLIDS Bi& Selection Colors and Blenda $)11 IALI WOMENS $1.00 .1. Size 18x27" RUG SAMPLES Bed Room Suites SALEI CANNON NYLON STOCKINGS A SHIPMENT OF I Just errlvtd on the 2nd floor furniture dept.-New thlpment of Air Condltlonen, Refrlgeraton, Washen and Dryen. "CANT RICE" 89c •P•lr A wide selection of patterns and solids In fine tailor· ed bermuda shorts. Some fully lined-side zipper. Siua 10 to 18 I $)19.00 Cannon's exclusive Combspun procesa lfvea added luxury, added smoothnesa, added life. Cannon pr• shrunk fitted sheets have an exclusive ltretch-edge. Both ends and all four corners are completely stretch· able for effortless bedmaking. TWIN SIZE 72"x108" $2.76 TWIN SIZE FITTED $2.76 DOUBLE BED SIZE 81"x101" $2.96 FITTED DOUBLE BED SIZE $2.96 PILLOW CASES, 42"x38" - - - $1.58 1 pair BE·RMUDA SHORTS •nd $1.59 White Percale Bed Sheets A SPE(:IAL PURCHASE OF WOMENS ~.95 ., 11,000 BTU eertlfied cooling capacity. An investment in comfort for today and tomorrow too. e Whisper Quiet Operation e AutomatlcaUy Dehumidifies e Eaay To Operate Control e More Effective Cooling ewashable Filter eEasy Jnstallatlbn UCANNON· (10~-11). $).95 ~ Fitl all refrlgeraton • Ideal for miXInc, . Jtrvllll, atorlq eSnap,on Ieakpriiolllda $2.00 GARMENTS - - - SALE $1.14 $3.00 GARMENTS SALE $1.71 $4.00 GARMENTS SALE $2.26 $5.00 GARMENTS SALE $2.83 $6.00 GARMENTS SALE $3.37 $9.00 GARMENTS SALE $5.00 $11.00 GARMENTS SALE $6.08 $28.00 PEGNOIR SETS SALE $14.79 $35.00 PEGNOIR SETS SALE $18.50 ~d Pedal pusher sets. All conveniently hung for easy ilelectlng. All easy to wash fabrics. Some no iron fa!J. ri~ . Siua I to 6X and 7 to 14 DECANDRS e One tallon capacity ~----------~ · ~·~ ~·-·· ·•w •·,~ , ------~ M'lt• WASH D'RESSES .....,e selection of atripea1 WHIRLPOOL .Compact .Air-Conditioner Regular $2.00 to $35.00 SALE Regular and Extra Sizes. WOft\INS R.C.~. PITCHER· DISH TOWELS . • Group of our better lingerie on sale Friday lnd Sat· urday. Discontinued styles and colors in panties, slips, half slips, gowns, pajamas, robes, slippers, Peignoir Sets. c . PAMILY 11%. CANNON TIRRY CLOTH Sale Lingerie SLEEVELESS SHELLS - ... .. ' I (., ··:#' < l ' ~11" !' ·' .. ,,, . ,., � 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. 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