http://66.213.69.5/files/original/40e8d4f18e5c738170756fbe5d9ee42c.pdf 7193b4694db3876c1c0dbf621adc4734 PDF Text Text I ,. i ~·· Bkownii."troops are Holding 80 ~t 40 Salon InStalls Qffieers Monday ai"Racine.i.'egio~· Building· sorl.ll 18, 1968 PQ.meroy-Mlddleport, 0., . ~ CAtENDAR ~t =stitCh:,!~fc1:.,me~~::~ G,;tlf;ify·Fair Flower Show IsTbeReviewed Wlndlng Trail 1be Officers lor the coming yearllous !1hatrmen. were s~vea. ter Road. Following _an ~ were Jnstailed when Meigs Coon· was reported that tbe . Gai'den noon of sewing; Meidl MllliOa.l and Brownie ·Troops oil tha KraWS<Zyn, Trlna Gibbs; WEDNESDAY . ty Salon 710, 8 et 40, Jhet Mon- would stuff letters of TB ·,),· wss boat of Garden club gave a demonslration on !lew to :p~~f~~~~~ and Middleport are 1Leader, Mrs. A. R. Kn)ght: MEIGS RIDING Club will day evealn~ at the Racine Am· Ifor .lh• ·County Tuberculosis olflcers of the county recently make melon balls. Pllins wert ~ a Day Camp at Camp Aides, Twlla Clatworthy, Beckyj have a work session at the Rock encan Leg10s hall. OOCiation. at 11\e CoiUDibla Gas Co. Oflice. Jl1llde for judging and !Dr a fair at Chester. Mrs. A. R. H011dashal~ Debbie Har'l Springs Fairgrounds Wednesday 1 Pearl Knapp, ch~pea~, ope~- The pouvolr meeting on Mrs. Charles Lewis, county bc\oth. A dessert course wu is the camp din;ctor. brecb~ . Mr&. Rog~~r KltUe of Glouscb~lrman and president served by Ans Holl~r and Marl1ev~nlng beginning at 6:30 p.m. ed tlie meetmg m ntuahstic day, July 17, and the ·~:u:~:r~i~•:re the uruts and The Maples, No. 2 Umt, B81'- when construction will begin on !Drm. Louise Stewart of Athens, on Monday, at the Nell ter vl&lted Monday with 'be Wlildlng Trail club, pre- lyn Mcintyre to nme members :tj including 89 1bar• Anthony, Ida CasJe, Bar- the new show ring. Leo Kenne> ,a m~mber ol Ga!lia Salon 612, Columbus, were announced. aunt, Miss Vesta McCoy. &i~ and welcomed Don Reu- and three guests, Jo Toney, Soli and 42 helpers and small , bara Fultz, April Frazer, Deb- dy, Jr. is urging all members to was Inlroduced. Reports of vaP. parody, to be presented by . ter secretary of the Fair Board Bentz and Eddle Holter. children: Ira Goodnite, Daren Hollis, be there to gel the work underlocal Salon on Sunday, was Steve Dootittle, son of Mr. • . . ' Brownies D1ane Lewis, Diana Lynch, way cossed and plans made for the and Mrs. George Doolittle, Be· as •uest. Prmted ~grsms ~ Busy Bees from the Beeches [Cindy Manle). Deborah Mul-~ . TIHJRSDAY M pracUce held on Tuesday even- rea, i& the flUeS! of his grand· the county flow~r sow ~~ ~ Unit No. 4. Mern Ault, Mary I ford, ~artha McNeal.' J a~ e t I POMEROY BEND C. B. Ra-~ ~ lng. • parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn buted. ~~t!~!re:f.':neds th~ K. Gallagher, Cmdy Glaze, Lee Neal Judnh O"en, C,~rol dio club will hold its regular ~ It was voted to get · a· suite Lambert. He accompanied them b Pa uesUon Juhe Hamm. Cheryl llanmng, , Topel. Teresa Thomas, Shar·l monthly meeting, Thursday eve. I ~ of l'OOll18 at the Neil House for lo Middleport as they were re· ~gra~~w~lo~od. y q Kathp Hnrns. Tam! Hollman. un Wilson, Brenda Van Meter, I nlng, July 14. at the club house!~ the Marche. Those who plan from a lrip to New "u was an:mced that Mr•. VIckv Manle) Lee Ord, Hecky 1Mila Powell, Beverly Smith, L' 1 H 11 • attend are Pearl York with Mr. and Mrs. , Rou~h . Beth Vaughan, Knsta VIcki Abbot, Linda Rupe: Lead· I onyo:~n P~AYER Group ofl j'' Thornton, Gladys ter Knight and Mrs. Pete El· Alberl: Ponte, an accredited Morm l\lm Ohlinger Tdmnu ers. Mona Lee Neal, Charlene! the Laurel Cliff Free MethodiSt I Catherine Welsh, Eunle berleld. /::~."~~.'%~ :·:~;ou\~ Tbe annual picnic meeting oJ Hunnell. a guest. LuAnne Hun- Thomas, Delores Lynch. Aide,, church will meet at the church, I er. Myrtle Walker and Mary A-lsi class Pete Werner, who . ced th t · th the Middleport Business and nell and Lea dm Edna Hun- Debbie llunnell ; Other helpers, 1 Mrs. Welby Whaley returned Martin ' . wr 81so announ a e Professional club was beld Tues, • Ohlinger Thursday, at 6:30 p.m. hom T d . ft · . Is stationed at Charleston, S. convention of Garden ,1 M N 1 D 1 1"rs. nell. Sara Owens. Sharon Gaze, c ea. onna . • ROCK SPRINGS Grange will •. ues ay evemng, a er Mrs. Stewart mstalled the C. is here for 8 30 day leave cl bs will be h ld In Cln i U day evening In the social room 0 Aides. 1'\dJH.: v Arnold. Jackie Annie Chapman (art director). Th a vtstt in Athens w1th Mr. and officers The tables for ! . e c nna of the Columbus and Southem Seidenable.. Sharon Glaze. Ann Rupe. Lois Burt, music. meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. ere Mrs Sam Bolin ti 0 . d ted I ed d With hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. year. Mr. Reuter explained Ohio Electric Company. Mrs. Fl 11 will be practice for inspectio~. · · ~ were ecora n r an G. G. Werner. to get entry tickets and Helpef' ilita ltamm. Donna Buckeyes No. I. orane A picnic dinner at 7 p m. will Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilder- white. Installed were Myrtle deadline for entry tick- Grace Pratt, president, opened Glaze. . Burney . Shelia Folmer, Connie precede the meeting. lmuth visited Sunday evening at Walker, Chapeau, . EunJe Mrs. Cora Slua~t has returnlhe meeUng and presided. LittlP Elvt>s Unit ~o 5. An1ta ;Grueser, Connif' Lanmng,_ DarFRIDAY Galli olis with Mr and Mrs Bnnker, First DemJ-Chapeau ed to her home m Olarleston, ets. Miss Jane Douglas, receni Ash, Debbie Bailey. Julia Cape~ lene Michael s, Ann Ohlmger, ICE CREAM SOCIAL at lhf Pet/Nibert and'la;.ily and al: Premiere; Julia Hysell Second W. Va., following a visit here Refreshments ol COIIkies and graduate of Hol%er Hospllal hart. Jafkle Carst y, Tm.J Dul· Ot>hb1e Ohlmger Mchsa Rlzer, I . . ,. . Demi Chapeau Deuxiene· Ma- with her brother and punch were served by Ule hns f)', Chel'le Fry. Crv.·stal Glaze, Becky Seelig Becky Will, Di- ' Rock Spl'lngs MethodiSt Church so VISited at Holzer Hospital. Mart' S t . ,. . l M dM H Cook tess club from an atlractive Ia- school of Nursing, and recipl, ' , ' Fridav July 15 at 6:30 p. ry m, ecre a~re-cassiere, aw, r. an rs. omer . d I d ent of the nursing scholarship -Patty Heston, Vicki Hoffman . ana Carsey. 1-!:hzabeth Blaett- on ., , .Mr and Mrs Robert Lswis Dorothy Spencer L'Archiviste· ble In white cover an er.n ere Kim Jones. Mic!ie!a l.ronard, nar . VIcki Blankenship, Mela- ~· Five flavors or home~a~e and family hav~ returned home Eileen Searles L''Aumonier · Brian Stewart has returned with an arrangement In red given by the local club, waa I Cindy R(•cdy. t\ngu' SJsson, , me Burt. JL'nny C~apman, Maur ~~ cream, cake, cmd hot drmks after a two weeks vacation at Gladys Mowr~y, L'Concierie. to ~~~ home In Columbus after white and blue, made by Mrs. guest. Lisa Thom:.~s. Hrbrcca Thomas, ine Hennessy, F..d1th Mees, Peg- will be sold. ~ Intermediate Lake Bellaire On behalf of the Mrs a Ytslt here with his grandpar· John Terrell. Favors were small . She expressed her apprecla· Kathy Werr.' Leiid!'rs. Joyce gy O'Bmn. Sandy Curtis. She!- POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL Mich , ' Stewart resented Mrs. . Mr. asd Mrs. G. G. Wer- ftags in candy standards. The lion lor the scholarship and hoi>' Leonard, Donna Jones. Carolyn lv Clark Leaders Carol Oh- Athletic Association wall spon. "th p t cha . patriotic theme was also car- ed. that it would be continued 'fhomas Helpm Rellv Fultz, Imgcr Belly Fol,;,er· Aide · sora teen record hop with the Mrs Brian Harris and daugh- ·WI 8 pasted •• peau PIm.Mr Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons ried out in the napkins Mrs lor other students wishing to en. ' . h' . F .d . hl . also presen ...e gave to s. . . ter nursing Erma Mulford Krisly DaviS. Jays t IS cemmg n ay mg ler, Patty, of Ravenswood, W. Walker asd commented on their and daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Moore presided al the · The Ind ian~ 1 ~·' 1d- The Oaks. No. 3, Jyl Heaver,: from 8_to 11 p.m., at th~ Pome-1Va., visited Monday afternoon. association as members or Ra· Sweet of Bellows Falls, Vt., punch bowL Mrs. Janet _Korn reported on ers under agel. LaUI a I),II Jnger. , i\anry Buskirk, R~bert ~uck- , roy HJ gh ~hool auditonum ' with Mrs. Dessie P~tterson. cine American Legion Auxiliary. spent the weekend in Ithe contract mformatton to be owen Folmer. Timmv Tl10mas, worth. Ueth Fultz \lcl 1l dd C,•)hs , The dance 1s open to the pub- Mr. and Mrs. Usw1n Nease of The Salon also resented Mrs with Mr. J. W. Carson and I used on future scholarships. Dick ; Owen, Brett Jones. M1t- Amy Hamrn, Terri Ingles, Ma· lie . Minersville and Mr. and Mrs. Martin 0 ani~ of the · ghter, Miss Ruth carson. I Mrs. Prall asked members to chell lll!apmnn. Lor~ Hupe. Mar- ;ry Krawsczyn, Sue Lee. Deh-1 LETART FALLS Umled Bre· Herbert Davis of AthellS, spent witli a •whl rse in Miss Nancy Reed and her : house members ol the Wind .,.;;;;;·:;..------"....,~..-.~, : bie McGuffen, Debbie Triplett, i thren Church w1ll sponsor a th• weekend at Hamilton, with lion ol her ..: the past year. motlier, Mrs. Elmer Reed were Symphony commg to Pomeroy. t' I Melanie Walters Diana R1dge- rummage sale al the Smith pro- IMr and Mrs William Nease k' h Is d visitors In Columbus The club voted to lnviie Rulil 1111 ~av ViCki Cla;k Sheila Meperty on 2nd St. in Pomeroy and fami'l . Coo Jes, pone ed' th alon Mr and Mrs Carl Jones and f$, IVef Crow, district director, to the MEIGS THEATRE mmtswereserv a1 ee se · · h h b :Kmght, Phyllis New ltm, Cmdy ·Fnday. July 15 The sale Will Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan of the meeti from table daughter, Carleen, of Pontiac, Thirty attended the family reAUflUSt meeting w ic wiD e Pomeroy, Onlo 8 Iand Mr. and Mrs. Wayne lth h'te ng, t ed 'th Micb., visited over the week- union ot Mrs. Bessie Oliver of a hamburger fry at the New :Moore. Sheila Moore : Lenders, start at 9 a.m 1 cover, ~e~ WId end in Middleport witli rela- Rutland at Royal Oak Park Sun- Haven Park. The meeting will Dillie .1 Krawselyn . Janice The Morning Star E U.B. I Pierce visited over the weekw w Wednesday & Thursday Gibbs Jackie Lee; A1de, Bern- Youth Fellowship " sponsor- 1end at Ashbridge Pa with Mrs anhiarrnangement.tho d adls and friends day, July 3, at a picnic. Tbey follow at the home of Mrs. Nl>July 13·14 • . . 1 F . ' ·• ·w te owersw1 re canes · ka NOT OPEN ade!te Hen11essy. ing an 1ce cream soc1a n- Pierce's cousins Mr and Mrs 'th ld Att di Mrs. Forrest Baehtel, Mrs. were Mrs. Bessie Oliver and lan Swach mmer. d:ly, July 15, at 1 p.m. in the 1 Lawrence Bee~n. · · on 1 er 8 e. en ng were Crooks and son, Gene Grover, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Swackhamer and Mrs. 1 , church basement. II will be sold I Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor abov~a:~~ Iva Powell and and Mrs. Gladys Diehl Lee Mlller, Robert and Terri, Gloria Ebersbach were host... FRIDAY & SATURDAY Julv 15-16 Jnsta/laf10n by the dish and one-half gal· and family of Grove City and Gemma · of Arlington, Va., were in All!- all of Rutland; Mr. and Mr•. es for tile picnic and wlll also Ion containers. Miso Rosemary Raub of Colum· over the weekend lor a James M. Oliver, Vicki, Debra, serve as hostesses on the Au· "lONG RAT" /Cers SATURDAY bus, were weekend guests ol performance of the musical Patty, Jimmy, Daniel, and Dot- gust meeting, Games were Geo. Segal Tom Cour!f'nfly Featu.. t(o MIDDLEPORT PARK asso- their parents, Mr. and Mr s. "Canielot" liVen at MoWII Un- Ue Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Oral Bo- played following the meeting. 'cmtmn will sponsor a dance Joseph Raub and son, Jack. lal lon College. Forrest Bachtel, a wen, all of Goshen, lrJd.; Mr. Officers lor the coming year party this Saturday night at Teresa Taylor of Grove sludesl there, has the role of and Mrs. Calvin Oliver, Neil, NEW PASTOR ANNOUNCED were installed at the meetings! the Middleport c•mmumly park is spending a week with her King Arthur In the production. Gary, Paula Sue and Leigh Ann Rev. Charles E. Dozer Is the of the Disabled American vet- startmg at 8 p.m. grandparents, Mr. and M rs. Hob..- Hospital: VisiU&g Mr. and Mrs. Richard Koeh- of Crosslanes, Nllro; Mr. and new paslor at the Danvlllo PDerans and of the Auxiliary Mon1Joseph Raub. hours 2.f and 7-8 p.m. Parenta ler and sons, Mike and Richard, Mn. Merlin Martin, Merlin, Jr., grim Holiness Church. He ez. TONIGHT, THURSDAY day evening. were Edith Spencer, command-~ Mr. and Mrs. Tom only on Pediatrics Ward. Columbu'B, spent Sunday wilb Paniela, and Hilliard, of Glen- lends a cordial welcome to evand FRIDAY Ed Spencer was Installed as oer; Linnie Wolfe, senior vice and family of Coiumbus Admissions Mrs. R. C. Sansbury and Miss llum. N. Dakota; Rev. and Mrs. eryone. Services are: Sunday July 13-14-15 ccmmander, John White, senior Icommander; Lillian Reitmire, the weekend with her parents. Mrs. Homer B, Holstein, Sally Schaaf. Tbey also visited Ezra Bowen, o~ Switzer, W, Va., School, 9:30; Morning Worship, "SEX AND THE SINGLE vice commander; Kenny Mad.,tumor vice commander: Mr. and Mrs. Kerns Roush, ' First Ave.; Mrs. R. J. with Mrs. Lawta Koehler, Cbes- and Carlos Oliver of Washing· IO:SQ; Youth Class 6:45 SUIIday GIRL" den, junior vice commander; 1Wolle, adJUtant and treasurer; Run. dren, 5TI Sun Valley Dr.; ter Road. ton, D.C. 1be Rev. l!lzra Bowen Evening; EYBngellsUe &ervlce Tony Curtis 'Mali• Wood Leonard Jewell, adjutant; Lar-! Ethel Tbom~ ,. chaplam, . Nannette. Richardson of Co· Everett c. Deltlney, 24 Cruzel Mr. and Mrs, Don Graber cave a short talk. Persooal notes 7:30; Prayll' and Praise ser· <Tech,"~z1 ~0 " ry Thomas, treasurer; Owen! Gilkey, patriotic mslructor, lumbus amved Sunday to spend st.; Mrs. Hershel T. Winters' bave returned to Cleveland lol· of some of tbe guests, In con- VIce Wednesday evealng, 7:30. "OF HUMAN BONDAGE" Watson, chaplain; and Mildred Wolfe, sgt at arms; her vacation with Mr. and Rio Grande: Miss Edith Hut- lowlng a visit bere with her with the reunion, are Kim Novak Wolfe. sgt. at arms. and Lillian Steiff, musician. Manning Roush and with sinpiilar, First Ave.; Mrs. lies- DJOther, Mrs. E. M. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Mar· DAUGRI'ER BORN ~""'~:::;:~L~a~~vr~e~nr~e~H~a~rv~e~y~_::ln~st~a~lled:!,~ln:.,_~th~e_;::~! Plans were made by the her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. ter R. Cline Patriot star Rl.. The Rev. and Mrs. are at Rutland visiting lier Mr. and Mrs. James Louk!t, I' iliary, for a .rummage sale KerllS Roush. Mrs. Ruby Saunders, ' Boone and children . , Mrs. Bessie Oliver and Pomeroy, are announcing birth ; August 12-13 m the Coates Mrs. Jolin F. Baily and Star Rt.. Belford L. vacationed at Gun Lake, siSter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Ill their first cbiJd, a daughter, isg, Middleport, and those ghter, Mrs. Russ Wal<on Rl 1 Vi~ton · Harrison c. and visited ellroute home · while they are moving Lori Jean, we1ghing elg hI ing rummage for pick up may Sunday, at Stewart with Mrs. Jess Rio G;ande· Cathy Ann the Rev, and Mrs. M. E. III Dayll!n, Ohio from Glenburn, pounds, nine ounc01 ~ndsy , contact Mrs. Spencer, C. D. Arnold. Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Ar- evealng at St. Jooepb Hospital, 1 Angell Rl 2 ero..:n City · Fred- son and family In St. Parts. ' Wolfe or Sadie Wolfe. erick j_ Wilson, Pt. Pl~asant; Mrs. Jessie Stevens Sisson Lee Miller and Mrs. Bes- Parkersburg. Grandparenta are Miss Oleva Ann Smltli of Ralph L. Clark, New Haven; Chicago, Dl., is the guest Oliver and Grover visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Louks, Jumbos spent a weekend Miss Peggy Russell, Rt. 1 Mid- Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gallagher. the weekend with relaUves Syracuse, and Mrl. Eloise her parents, Mr. and Mrs. dleport; Mrs. Wayne F. Sloan, She Canie for the funeral Ada, and Alger, Ohio. Mankla and the late liewla F. Lewis Smith and Nancy. Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Paul c. her uncle, Isaac Taylor of Grover Oliver spent tbe past Walker, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers Barlow, Rt. 3 Weliston; Mrs. land. week with hla mother, Mra. Descalled on Mrs. Beulah Cordray, Wess Hollback Blackfork· Jane Mr. and Mrs. Russell sle Oliver. He's a paUent at Vet- Mrl. Arthur Lee MOler bas .,. Mr. and Mrs. Hennon Cordray, WiUiams, Rt. Jackson; Ugar ol Logan visited Sunday erans Hospital in Chillicothe. listed lu the U.S. Air Force. He and at the Frank Bobo home Dial, Jr., Scottown; Wood N. relatives and friends here. Robert Eugene, son of Mr. and will leave sometime In Ocll!ber. Mr. and Mrs. Harold GJH,og- 1on Sunday after0011n. Everrelt, Ravenswood: · Arthur Jt•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--, ly, VIcky and Bruce, joined Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boring G F bes Argillite K Do brothe<-tn-law and sister, Mr. and son, Stevie, of Massacbu- · GorR ' Ashland'y.; K n08 and Mrs. Elba McKnight, • amey, • . y,; sells, spent a day here with Mrs. Elberi c. Fulton, Rt. 2 lumbus, for a camping trip his aunt, Mrs. Fern Gillog1Y Wellston; Mrs. Vance MeDonRoyal Oaks Park over d Court St. Pomeroy an Mr. G'JJ I og1Y· ald, Ravenswood·, Mrs. Paul D. cent weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Oil'Je B· Wyant, Jackson. and family and Miss Wanda 111r1111 Metcalf ol Cincinnati spent the Mrs. Homer B. Holstein, SIC OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P.M. weekend here witli Mrs, Hazel Flrst Ave., son, 8:33 p.m. TuesALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Burke. day; Mrs, Paul C. Barlow, Rt Mr. and Mrs. Don h 3 and Pam and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wellston, daug ter, 2' 45 p. ) m. Tuesday. Jelters and family have returnDlscbargee ed from a vacation and fishing Mrs . sadi e E..... » -wa. Mrs. lrip to Canada, Carl E. Dotson, Forrest GillenThose visiting the Dale Dyes water, Mrs. Hattie P. Gillespie, and attending the wedding of Mn. Stephen D. Hirkala, Robtheir granddaughter, ert E. BuHman, Mrl. Wilbur Dale Dye and Grant Price M. Mercer, Arthur Napper, SaAthens oa Saturday evet:ling I mue1 L. Pickens, Mrs . ~:!~II were Mr. and Mrs. Cb<!Sier I B. Stantial, Teresa Baumgardner and muth, Mrs. Sophia J • \17l1Uam~, Coshocton, Mr. and Mrs. Patricia Woods, Amanda Walker and family of Wells, Mrs. Janiea F• "'lllecup'JI .. man, Mr: aa d Mrs. Glen . Irwin and Infant SOD, M'fl. Cbarl01 Not All Sizes In Every Number, But Good Selection of Styles and faDllly of MarySVIlle, and Young and lnfaDI daugbler. amp at Chestet Wit. h LeQderS .A · ' Middleport·. Around and Annual Picnic Meeting Held Tuesday by Club About Pomeroy and I I 1 . ' . • • • ° Of Off ' Hosp•" ·-· News Is conducted I SPECIAL DRESS Carpenter All Summer Dresses At Closeout Prices! Social News 5 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Elberfelds are open Week Days Until Son Fridays until 8 •• and 011 Saturdays until 9. This Week We Are Having A,Sale of Furniture on the 3rd. Floor and on the 2nd. Floor. Come In and SAVE on Your New Living Room Suite- Bed Room or Dining Suite - Your New Kitchen Outfit - Dependable Well Known Brands in Every Department. FINAL CLEANUP I i· , '• All Women's Spring and Summer Shoes JACQUELINES Values Bone \\ h1te to 1 ieeh ' 14.99 .\:•:dium Heels SALE PRICii- CONNIES F1ats Little Pink Orange Heels Values to Heel~ 11.99 All Colors $4 Flat5 ID 7.99 SALE PRICE PAIR BOOK Values Little Heels All Col oro~ . II PARIS FASHION AND DATE ~lid SALE PRICEPAl!6 $2 PAIR SHOES DISPLAYED ON RACKS FOR EASY SELECTION- ALL SALES FINAL Back to ... $'Chool Shoes N~ Now In Stock! Shop In Air-Conditioned Elberfelds in Pomeroy Mr. Edythe and Mrs. PeterHarUord, Kepnar ll = ; ; ; ; i ; ; - : ; : : : : : : and Kepnar, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Reed aad daughter, Kathy, of Clevelaud and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Greer of Greenville, S. C., were re> cent weekend guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greer. Mr. and Mrs. Errol Pickett and daughter, Dayll!n, visited at the Victor Perry home on Saturday night and Sunday. 1bey also called to see his mother, Mrs. Laura Krebs. Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Crablree, Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Ronnie Bolen were Fort Knox, Ky. over theU.:,,:~: end. Pvt. Kennelb E. C and Pvt. Ronnie Bolen are In basic traiRing there. Mr. and Mrs. Robl!rt Grim and chlldreo of Pcca, W. !lp8llt a weekend with brother and tdster-ill-law, Mr. 40o/o MENS SUMMER SUITS II Save On The MII'!Y Sale V•lues ', l \ ' ' ~pecltlly Mllbd Oown Far,Tlus Salel A -Hl . D ' I~ • .'~ •.•~ < • > I • •• , ~: I~ ' • 'I ' ' ',~ • > •· ' ' ' : , I . .~ct,OTM.l'ElS ~=======:;:::::::;;:;pq:;;;~~~~c~:.:::;ott::'o~--....1 family. ••• alid Mrs. WlUiam LaWliOII antl 11 ·v . . -· ., • . . . . . .---·__ . .,. _._ ---~-- ·-- - · --· - ---··------..... • I. , !;\:, '( ,;. ' I f...' ;.•,:'tlii'; ~ -;~ ' ' 'I ' ' . f'' f • • ,•. -· -~ -- -·· ·,·~··-'"'-·~·~· ·· ~~ VOL XVIII ,' .. , ~~J· ,r ~ .• . I .. NO. 61 POMEROY-MI!"IDLEPORT. OHIO ' FIVE THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1966 aNfi:.< --------~----------------------------~====== - CHICAGO (UP!) - Eight I The survivor of the massacre student nurses were strangled in the apartment 011 Chicago's today in their duplex apartment liar South Side remained hidden by a tall young stranger while for hours, then burst Into the 8 ninth girl ·huddled in terror I street at 6:30 a.m. CDT where beneatli a bed. she fwnd a policeman. The girl, Identified as Clrizon and found one sir!, nude, lying Amoro, said that a young, on a couch on tbe first floor. white assailant appeared "out The seven others, clad In night of nowhere" in the apartml'llt clothes, were In two bedrooms which the student nurses on the second floor. shar ~ 1 seven blocks from the The dead girls were tentativeSouth Chicago Community Hos~ ly identified as Marietta pita!, where they worked. Garguilo, 21: Pamela WilkenTerrified Wltb Gun ing, 22; Gloria Devey, 23; Hours later, two young white men were arrested on thP northern Indiana toll road by stat• police in Lake The girl was hysterical and SusRn Farris, 21: Patricia :ounty,lnd., four miles east of the lllin~Is.state line. p 0• could not Immediately give a Matuschi, 25; Marian Nordan, lice said one or both matched the descnptton of the kill· coherent accoWJI of what ~ Valecienta Tasson, 25, and !f ~lven by the surviving nurse. . happened. Police said it ap- Nina Schmale, 21. One of the men arrested had a Romaman P.•ssport, peared the killer held the girls One of the victtmo was >ro'ce said, and the other was a native ol the Ph11Ippmes. at gunpoint, terrifying them, NeB':"·. two were from the 'r 1 ,1 of the slain nurses and the survivor were from the and then IOIIk them mdivldually Phil1pp1nes and five were Philippines. Ttte two men were returned to Chicago for ' to rooms and killed them. white, police said. questioning. Officer Daniel Kelly was the Abont Six Feet Tall first poUceman Miss Amoro I Miss Amoro described the ~}iii.iii&~iiiWJiil i&:lt"'ffl- found. He entered the building killer as six feet tall, weighing a Thirty Attend Family Reunion OfM Ql' •• en tine e t Ia the WORLD Still "'ar Apart WASHINGTON - THE NAtionwide alrUne strike entered Its ,..enth day wllb five of the notion's biggest airlines and the mal!hlnists union sllll far apart OJJ tenns today. Joint negotiaUollS between the striking International Associotton ol Machinists (!AM) and !:altern, United, National, Northwest and Trans World !Urlines - e to resume. ~,)" t".J-" 175 pounds. She said he had singled them out lndh ,.. -l"t/9 •2' '1>'~,,,0 short hair and wore a black for death. 'o~· o/':;' ,ath duplex was located coat. Two of the victims were ~o d!ly from the She quoted the killer as gagged. Others bad been tied Co, .nunily Church, where saying he needed money "to with cloth apparently stripped announcement hoard sold get to New Orleans." He looted from sheets. next Sunday's sermon would the duplex before he left, sbe The yOIJJJg women appeared titled "Male Veraus Female." said, and carried a flUD. to have been sexually molested. All of the victims were In Sgt. Thomas Bingham said Tbe hospital and duplex are either their second or third the girl on the first floor was a white neighborhood, 13 1·2 year of nursing training, the killed firBt. miles eoutheast of Chicago's administrator said. Miss Amoro a p pare n I I Y Loop and bard by the great The duplex was fairly new, crawled under a bed during the steelmaking section of Chlca- constructed of light brick with first attack and stayed there. go's South Side and near wood panelling on the fr 011t. The killings were believed to Indiana's Calumet Industrial The units const~t. of a living have occurred around 3:30 a.m. complex. room, kitchen, dmmg room and CD~. A. S. Daniel, admini,tratl~e bathroom downslairs and Bmgham said It appeared tlie director of the hospital, said bedrooms and a bathroom killer had kept the young the duplex was one ol three upstairs. women In one room wbUe he rented by the hospital for Its Includes previous Two Mig2ls Put Out of the Sky DuQtsfor 103rdFair Are on Sale �... -~·~--- ..... u .. - - ............... .... ~· ..... ... - - • - ,.- - ·' f ,, . "'.1 uit Browns for rdovies 'l . ·H Brown WNDON (UP!) -Jimmy \ gainer ill prolesslonill fQOtbaU 1 to star ill the film ''The Dirty campalga In lhe NaUonal possible to the 11Uonal Negro 1 Alter a long-distance tele- 1 cer of ''The Dirty Dozen." IIIIi Brown _of the Cleveland Browns ;history, told a news conference , Dozen." He has already missed Footb'all League. industrial and economic umon phpne t·all with Modell Wednes- ' Wednesday that Brown's cr:fll"..!' ~ ~ ~pr:o~fe~ss~dwnal football team ?n· ,lhat 'after mucll deUberaUoa ! ;the start of football practice "My original.intention wu to! project wblch stresses. fuU day, Brown said "We left u tract with Metro-Goldwyn-MII~' ' today he 11 qu1tting 1have come to the conclusion :and work on the p1cture Is still try and participate In the 1966 parllclpaUon of Negroes m the the greatest of friends. There Is er calls lor him to be availabllt ' , to devote his life .to that I will re!lre from far from complete. ' National Football League sea- mainstream of the American no misunderstanding." ll&IIJ the eud of sboolln&. Worl quaUty.and promotmg racial •professio•al fQOiball thiB sea- The 30-year-old Brown· said Ison, but due tD circumstances Ieconomy." ' Brown still has a year oa the film bere is not especto!t' son." ·several times last year he this is Impossible," the .llegro , Brown said IHI still Is !rlends remaining on a two-year to be flntshed UDIIJ lhe elll! :wl'' " _B::U_wll,_~be greatest ground The big fullock is ill Londol •planned tD retire from football:star said. Iwith his former boss, Art contract with Cleveland canln1 September and Brown's •.rrlfll''11 .· -- ~-----'alter tiM> 1966 season whtch: "My ambition right now II toiMndell, owner of the Cleveland for $65,000 a seaBon. oence will be reporletl ~. Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, 1986-3 would ' have marked his lOth Idevote as much time 11 Browns football tum. However, Ken HymaR, produ· thea. ,.,. '· ; - --you got I ~ II I "What ba ve 1ldewalka, Ed?" " Griffith Retains Crown, Decisions Joey Archer PEE WEE LEAGUE STANDINGS Syracuse Baseball Park ORDINARY ' SAVE UP TO o/o wis~es, CINCINNATI !UP!) -Dave "I'm still standing OR my own and won the cbampio8Ship of which includes dishing lerenf managers have glven'111• NF.W YORK (UP!) - The together again any time," ~aid Bristol got his first ma•agerial two feet " lhe Westera DivisloB cl the out fines which 1M> • ,as noted him during informal dlscUtlll" FRIDA 11 NIGHT pre-fight pulJiiclly called it "the Harry Markson, director of job In the minor leagues at the Bristol got the word by PCL in his first year. for while managing in the min- ions. . .. Final Staadlngo last chance for the Irish" but balling for the Garden. tender age of 23. Tl!'lay, at 33, telephone at his Andrew~, NC., Bristol bBJ a perlect record or leagues. . "f don't plan tD ba a carbot• w he has his first mijor league borne where he Js VISiting his 01 a fighter - he has Dever "I have worked wtth most of ropy of anyone,' · Bristol said that's not quite so. Cheshin Emile Griffith was still Both participants were eager managerial job. family duriog the All-Star game won. these players when they were 'If 1 think the poin~ _.. g Addison 4 we a ring h i s middleweight f..another 110 at each other Bristol was aamed illterlm break. He has probably had more green and hungry while in the good, I will incorporatl tllodl Syracu~ 2 81 ~·. 4 crown after 15 action-saturated manager of the Cincinnati Ht:ffner left a New York Mets fights with opposing players minors," said Bristol. ''They into my philosophy as man& Pomeroy Angels 2 rounds at Madison Square In be glad to figbt Joer, Reds, succeeding Don Heffner, coaching job to becon)e the and managers than any three had that fighting, competitive ger." Garden Wednesday 1-1ight but agam If h~ wants to meet m~, who was fired Wednesday, Reds' manager. men. "If you have to fight to spirit. Thtre is no reason why "Things could be a lot bettet · WEDNESDAY NIGHT Joey Archer made it pl"''ty Gr!Uith said alter the gruellmg midway through his first "It Is with deep regret that win, !ben fight," said BrtslnL they shouldn't have it oow that than they have been," com. " Standings w L close ~nd ~veryone called it the 15 rounds. season as 1 mttjor league we announce_ that Don Heff~er DeWitt indicated that Bristol they have reached the majors_- " ~- mented ~e young manager~ .Racine oJ: 1 best fight m years . "Sure I'd ,like another manager. ; has been reheved of his dulles has t.'Je complete backing of lhe Down through the years Bns- ''There will be chapges madt · Pomeroy Redlegs 3 2 chance," Arcber suid, "but 1 If Bristol was apprehensive as manager of the Reds. While management off and on the to! has been known to write 8nd this ball club wil.l be ill · Pomeroy Braves I ~-Jd He_:ca=:n:_:d=:o_.::: 2 3 So, why not do it again? thought 1 won it this time. At about becoming the fourth man I we fee 1 t hat He1fner, who is a• _.._ .__ an.::y::.th::in~g he , down many pointers which di '· there fighting at all Urnes." Middl epor t A There could be no objel'ti8lls . d ted b , ]east it was .a good fight &Fid to manttge the Red.s in less rle ica. _ ase.b"all man, did a !' HeHner. who was signed to • . · The final ga mcs WI·11 .... The days 28-year-old ue lh e eight older thanchampion, Archer, people enjoyed it." than two years, he didn't show , good _JOO· .• we be 1·ICVe a Change / n two-year contrtct On Oct. 26, Braves vs. Racine July 20, 7 If the meet aga,·n lt lit. at tlus t1me 15 in order,'' the , 1965. ras not available for con\.'~ JO p d th Redl garnered the votrs of two or y I .d .m. an e egs vs. the three offi('ials at ringside to probably will be the same type "I w .as very surprised but not statement sm . ment. Just Wednesday after-"· Middleport. July 22 at 7:.10 p ' 't d ' of fight Neither boxer has • awed ,' he commented when Hellner has been offered noon , hi preSided over the m· annex a rnajon y ec1s1on over · . · b 1 :· · th · . . devastatirlg knockout punch but informed of h1s new position by JO o con mue m e 1team •s workrn•t. at Crosley · League C!hampwnship play in I the _lnsh challen~er, who got William 0. DeWitt, the Reds' organization ne"t year, I Field. Pee Wee League will start Ju· conSiderable backmg !rom both have proven they can go id t d I DeWitt would not disclose Jy 25 and continue through the crowd tf 13,776. 15_ rounds and oot coast a pres en an genera m~nager. the job would be 27th Referee Johnny mmute. B ' •~j h ' f · . • ' · · EmUe's seat nsw c anges rom Keith Van lnWagen tossed last three and one third Inn--'-~+ couldn t. PICk a wmner youngester coach in the a three-hitter Wednesday night ings, gave up one hit, walked Fl gbt Resu1to Griffith's best rou•d with the ca lied 1t . a draw 7·7·1 , leagues this year tD the Eighth Anooal Kyger two and struck out six. BY Unlted p ress_1nternat 11ona1 seven pom ts for eac h/ man. fifth when he nailed Archer youngest manager. He Tournament for Little Smith and Albert Gilley had NEW YOHK <UPII -Emile I Judge AI Berl scor"'i It 8·7 with a combination of left • over a tlall club that is mired Leaguers tn advance the Middle- triples, and Sayre doubles foi 1 Griffith, 152, Virgin Islands. Griffith and judge..-Artie · hooks and straight rights an<! I in eighth place wit~ a Senators with a 5-5 win PL Pleasant's three hits. Van outpointed Joey Archer, 15~11, gave it to the winner had the challenger holding on. record, 15 games behind the Pt PI t Cit 1 & 1 W h d t 0 f M'ddl New York (151 , retained wortd United Press International An accidental butt during a pace-setting San . easan y Cl! n agen a WO I •·I 'ddl t (I'll ) H ld 't th 0th . . clinch in the eighth round port's three hits, all of which I m1 epor J e ; aro J e e-r way, giVJng Giants. VaJI InWagen was two tor were singles. Richardson, 159\1, New York, an II+ I edge, opened a, one-inch cut owr the Eleven-year-<>ld Tommy Cooke "I believe ifl going by two at the plate and walked ifl IN SUPER outpointed .,Wilbert (Skeeter) S<eks Anotbor Bout· IriShman s nght eye ~od pit<hed one-hit ball and singled book," said BristDI, "but if the top of the sixth inning. He Line score: DID 220 - 5 3 I MeClure, ltiO, Toledo, Ohio (10). "I'd be glad tD get these guys although II !ooked like It ought twice Wednesday evening tD i have to change the book to stole home with the winning Pt. Pleasant 05000!-633 Middleport ~amper ham and passably lead Young's Reds to a 4-0 shut-. then you have to change.'' run with one out. Van lnWagen mfluence the judges'bli'U Archer out victory over the second 11has no drast'IC changes walked two and otruck out 10 Batteries: Pt. Pleasant-Say· dis counted those JIO'ISI 1 es. WALL PAINT place Y~nks io Boys League 1for the team but take •- hi• ·~ond •-·rney WI'n re, Smith (LP- (2) and D, .;. "If they'l"l (the judges) Ia · · ~ · ~ ~ · 1 k' 'd P y. I thmgs as they come. PL PleBsant Oairylalld doWR· Young, Sayre 12) . Middleport 1 ·:" Arch r'::e~fng a to 1 lhe gas(; on..~i; Ron Clonch got tbe other Blsl_ add 013s • x • come. ed the Gallipolis Orioles lll-2 - Van lnWagea <WPI and C. .. • and joot - · - : ' tiiree Reds' hits olf "II h ld Yankee nsto1 started hiS career as behind the four hit pitching of Roush . brlnJ& keatl u eyebrow. s eu cos 1 1 Griffith because It obviously Rick Vaa Matre, all singles. a manager o Hornell ol the Robert Steat'llll 11 the opening IIoout¥ li - ...... "' 1,' came from 8 butt. 1 ean't use it Van Matre, in trouble with New York - Pt!IUlsylvanJa game of the evening. . as an excuse, I thought I won wildness the first two inning", League. He gradually The Gallipolis Senators had GAME RE!iCHIIDULED it." settled dow• to shut out the h~s w~y up and jmned the to call on John !Pee Wee) Da- ST. WUIS IUPI) _ The "I thought 1 was ahead lrom Reds in the third , fourth and I ctnnaii organ;zahon IB in the sixth Inning to gar- scheduled alternooo game be· Ule 12th round. on,'' the fifth inniJlgs, but the damage : when l"le ~k over as mana~er ner a 6-~ wia ov~r the Bedford tween the Los Angeles Dodgers disappointed lo!!'O'I' added. "I bad been done. . of San Diego of the Pac•lic Draves In the rughtcap. and the St. Louis Cardinals on 7.75 x 1S tube-tvPe figured I won it about 11-6. Next Tbe Reds got a rWI 1l! • the : Coast League IPCL). . Middleport " Saturday, July JO, has been blackwall plus time I'K will more decisivefirst on back 1o back Sinll .. by j He succeeded Hellner a• . The Senators_ took 1 S.! lead changed 1o night game , Car· 8 $1.58 federal 11 ly _" Cooke and Clon~b aud thffe m manager of San Diego ID 1964 IR the second mrung bu_t Pt. dinal @etleral manager Bob .Wse talC and ' old tire A ch who hadn't been 111 the second on smgles by the Plea!aAt came back w1th &wo Howsam said Wednesday. BRAND·NI!W GOODYEAR the r ri':g for eight months, same young gents plus three ~s in the fourth and fifth inn- The game wiU begin at 7 p. Basteat Wav to ,,:. ALL-WEATHER-THE ONLV stnpped Griffith in his tracks walks and a htt batter. . IDgo to knot the count 5-5, alter m. ICDT) , LOW-PRICED TIRE WtTII twice ia the loth ond 14th Cooke walked two, lanned SlX. five and o•e half lnolngs of ===~~=:::::=:::====LoveUer BOOIIW IIXI'aA·MILEAGE TUFSYN RUBBEl: . Vao Matre walked siX, all ID Van InWagen s<ored the SKIN ITCH AND IXTRA.STRONG roun<)J. Griffith Wal adamant the first three Innings aad faB· 't00n . th bot•~ of I DON'T SCRATCH ITI :.1-T NRON r- " in his claim that he waa never ned ' . th . the 1 1 wm ' 8-=nkhtn• epre.... lDiectloa, ell\WDJ rua ID e 11 , 1IVe 0 1 em Jl as the With OM OUt. MORE paiD. Apply -.utclt • dt)'lrll b uri. tw ' ' ft'CR.--.HOT lN&eld, 1\eldllJ qui~~ "Ht never hurt me,'• o JJJAmgs. 30 B. Sayre started for Pt. ._,. m mlmlin a aot~aepth: ..eiSislted. I The victory put the Reds out Pleas8JI.t and 'llf()rked one and •-•· U111a ~WIPII~n~~et:t •PMid Mali.J:II. Fin. tor blt.ea, foot ttcJ1, other & native VI'rgl'n Islander ii . . . . . .. front ln the race by a game two--thlrda innings gave up two .me. raJta. If DDii piHHd. rour ,I, . . . . ,... ........ 1 ..... "I was dizzy, el that I can and 1 half over the Yanks who The Dedgers scored 1 hi'· alked 11 :.. k out «e back 1t any drui •tore. TODAY 7• · ' · h h -'·~ aa, W ve anu stnlc at s..nmu • LoiiM 0nr.11o romPomeroy, 0. -:tlllael assure you. I'm not trymg slipped intn third place IH>himi I triump over t e Ya~ - · Walter Smith pitched lht ""'"· Fll.etillapacla. medkun.-eiz.e say Joey lsa't a pllllcber bot the Braves who raa roughshod n<sday in Po?'eroy ·. _. bigcarsl aver the Indians last night. TIM> league play behind the live-lilt didn't burt me." • cieottBI vain• hi "-i»iced Braves were leBding l!HJ iJI the of It Roach and J . Buck. Starts Frid•y, 9 a.m. - Shop Friday Til 8, Saturday TII9 .. --~ anywherel auy ltt . . lton• lint loning before the Indians Buck sod Roach combined Ou and G•l FrN 'rllmpiloo .....-1 for had got to bat. striko out eight and "all: • Dan · 3 Nllht. Ill t 'a) tii'Cri fOadat MIAMI IIACN Yanko 000 000 - 1 1 Yanko. McKinney and Wyatt CMt ;,our suer Rooll: TGdU"Reds IJO OOX - 4 ; bandied mouad chores for the UnbeDevable but Tra• tiRTIFIID .AI ITATIGN Van Matre aJMl Wilson. winners. fanning six and issu.inJ: • w. 11«t11n lt-. ,_..roy 011'and Cochran. 12 free passes. Dndger hitters were J. Wei· ker, a double and three sta&leo. ,Buck, two doubles, Roach, 1 double and single, and E. Ftle liiH'o and Boys' Man's Summar and D. Pullins, each a oingle. Vank hitting was led by T.,.. ry Wyatt with a three-run homNOW er and triple wllile Gary SnoulNOW 3.95 Vol"" IIDUCID fer, Gene McKinney and REDUCED Hay.., each singled. KC Tourney • 1 We have all the ......,... '"""' , f • ••a.. \ \ It 'Ibis summer Harry's rmtina a cottaae with indoor plumbingOil what be savccl at lliJ ~Iolet dealcx'l Cruise this lacation in Impala comfort with foam-cushion seats, atrunk like asmall trailer and your ca1iher 6 or V8 m~Jou along. 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Cundiff FareD and men each a slagle. Mason defeated Cheshire IS. I oo 14 bib. For Mason, Reed collected t"o singles, Yeaufour oinglea, Shepard three sing:Jes, GiUand 1 homenHI and Camp a triple, a n d IBelcher and Bumgardner eacb single. Ross got the only hit lor Che. · a single. RIIJYies are Pomeroy Mason at 6:30p.m. and Mid· diejport ••· McArthur at . p.m. The chamoionshlp nme will be played Mooday, July UJ I EASY TERMS! FREE MOUNTING! "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE I power-oevaulliillll available Ill tlleway v I ' 7:46p.m. . ~ DRESS SHIRTS Voluito to 4.25 Htnloy, S.rfors. Knits 111111 Moclrao. Val. to Ul PeeWee Play $15.45 1 $1.56 -7.75xi4--l- $f3.9s--l$16.45 -·--='-1-$1.88 8.2S.x14 I $14.95 _1_ $17.45 I $2.09 7.75x15 I $12.95 1 $15.45 1 $1.91 6.50xl3 Solo Prlco _ Sale! 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BOY'S IERMUDA SHORTS Valueo hi $3.95 Sale Price $2.65 Valueo hi $2.95 S.l• Price $2.25 16·50 'SPORT SHIRTS Sta-Pre'" & Htitl4!j' lolo l'rla N.wonl, . ~------··· Downie . . . . . .---~. .- -. . . .·-~----~ ., �... -~·~--- ..... u .. - - ............... .... ~· ..... ... - - • - ,.- - ·' f ,, . "'.1 uit Browns for rdovies 'l . ·H Brown WNDON (UP!) -Jimmy \ gainer ill prolesslonill fQOtbaU 1 to star ill the film ''The Dirty campalga In lhe NaUonal possible to the 11Uonal Negro 1 Alter a long-distance tele- 1 cer of ''The Dirty Dozen." IIIIi Brown _of the Cleveland Browns ;history, told a news conference , Dozen." He has already missed Footb'all League. industrial and economic umon phpne t·all with Modell Wednes- ' Wednesday that Brown's cr:fll"..!' ~ ~ ~pr:o~fe~ss~dwnal football team ?n· ,lhat 'after mucll deUberaUoa ! ;the start of football practice "My original.intention wu to! project wblch stresses. fuU day, Brown said "We left u tract with Metro-Goldwyn-MII~' ' today he 11 qu1tting 1have come to the conclusion :and work on the p1cture Is still try and participate In the 1966 parllclpaUon of Negroes m the the greatest of friends. There Is er calls lor him to be availabllt ' , to devote his life .to that I will re!lre from far from complete. ' National Football League sea- mainstream of the American no misunderstanding." ll&IIJ the eud of sboolln&. Worl quaUty.and promotmg racial •professio•al fQOiball thiB sea- The 30-year-old Brown· said Ison, but due tD circumstances Ieconomy." ' Brown still has a year oa the film bere is not especto!t' son." ·several times last year he this is Impossible," the .llegro , Brown said IHI still Is !rlends remaining on a two-year to be flntshed UDIIJ lhe elll! :wl'' " _B::U_wll,_~be greatest ground The big fullock is ill Londol •planned tD retire from football:star said. Iwith his former boss, Art contract with Cleveland canln1 September and Brown's •.rrlfll''11 .· -- ~-----'alter tiM> 1966 season whtch: "My ambition right now II toiMndell, owner of the Cleveland for $65,000 a seaBon. oence will be reporletl ~. Daily Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 14, 1986-3 would ' have marked his lOth Idevote as much time 11 Browns football tum. However, Ken HymaR, produ· thea. ,.,. '· ; - --you got I ~ II I "What ba ve 1ldewalka, Ed?" " Griffith Retains Crown, Decisions Joey Archer PEE WEE LEAGUE STANDINGS Syracuse Baseball Park ORDINARY ' SAVE UP TO o/o wis~es, CINCINNATI !UP!) -Dave "I'm still standing OR my own and won the cbampio8Ship of which includes dishing lerenf managers have glven'111• NF.W YORK (UP!) - The together again any time," ~aid Bristol got his first ma•agerial two feet " lhe Westera DivisloB cl the out fines which 1M> • ,as noted him during informal dlscUtlll" FRIDA 11 NIGHT pre-fight pulJiiclly called it "the Harry Markson, director of job In the minor leagues at the Bristol got the word by PCL in his first year. for while managing in the min- ions. . .. Final Staadlngo last chance for the Irish" but balling for the Garden. tender age of 23. Tl!'lay, at 33, telephone at his Andrew~, NC., Bristol bBJ a perlect record or leagues. . "f don't plan tD ba a carbot• w he has his first mijor league borne where he Js VISiting his 01 a fighter - he has Dever "I have worked wtth most of ropy of anyone,' · Bristol said that's not quite so. Cheshin Emile Griffith was still Both participants were eager managerial job. family duriog the All-Star game won. these players when they were 'If 1 think the poin~ _.. g Addison 4 we a ring h i s middleweight f..another 110 at each other Bristol was aamed illterlm break. He has probably had more green and hungry while in the good, I will incorporatl tllodl Syracu~ 2 81 ~·. 4 crown after 15 action-saturated manager of the Cincinnati Ht:ffner left a New York Mets fights with opposing players minors," said Bristol. ''They into my philosophy as man& Pomeroy Angels 2 rounds at Madison Square In be glad to figbt Joer, Reds, succeeding Don Heffner, coaching job to becon)e the and managers than any three had that fighting, competitive ger." Garden Wednesday 1-1ight but agam If h~ wants to meet m~, who was fired Wednesday, Reds' manager. men. "If you have to fight to spirit. Thtre is no reason why "Things could be a lot bettet · WEDNESDAY NIGHT Joey Archer made it pl"''ty Gr!Uith said alter the gruellmg midway through his first "It Is with deep regret that win, !ben fight," said BrtslnL they shouldn't have it oow that than they have been," com. " Standings w L close ~nd ~veryone called it the 15 rounds. season as 1 mttjor league we announce_ that Don Heff~er DeWitt indicated that Bristol they have reached the majors_- " ~- mented ~e young manager~ .Racine oJ: 1 best fight m years . "Sure I'd ,like another manager. ; has been reheved of his dulles has t.'Je complete backing of lhe Down through the years Bns- ''There will be chapges madt · Pomeroy Redlegs 3 2 chance," Arcber suid, "but 1 If Bristol was apprehensive as manager of the Reds. While management off and on the to! has been known to write 8nd this ball club wil.l be ill · Pomeroy Braves I ~-Jd He_:ca=:n:_:d=:o_.::: 2 3 So, why not do it again? thought 1 won it this time. At about becoming the fourth man I we fee 1 t hat He1fner, who is a• _.._ .__ an.::y::.th::in~g he , down many pointers which di '· there fighting at all Urnes." Middl epor t A There could be no objel'ti8lls . d ted b , ]east it was .a good fight &Fid to manttge the Red.s in less rle ica. _ ase.b"all man, did a !' HeHner. who was signed to • . · The final ga mcs WI·11 .... The days 28-year-old ue lh e eight older thanchampion, Archer, people enjoyed it." than two years, he didn't show , good _JOO· .• we be 1·ICVe a Change / n two-year contrtct On Oct. 26, Braves vs. Racine July 20, 7 If the meet aga,·n lt lit. at tlus t1me 15 in order,'' the , 1965. ras not available for con\.'~ JO p d th Redl garnered the votrs of two or y I .d .m. an e egs vs. the three offi('ials at ringside to probably will be the same type "I w .as very surprised but not statement sm . ment. Just Wednesday after-"· Middleport. July 22 at 7:.10 p ' 't d ' of fight Neither boxer has • awed ,' he commented when Hellner has been offered noon , hi preSided over the m· annex a rnajon y ec1s1on over · . · b 1 :· · th · . . devastatirlg knockout punch but informed of h1s new position by JO o con mue m e 1team •s workrn•t. at Crosley · League C!hampwnship play in I the _lnsh challen~er, who got William 0. DeWitt, the Reds' organization ne"t year, I Field. Pee Wee League will start Ju· conSiderable backmg !rom both have proven they can go id t d I DeWitt would not disclose Jy 25 and continue through the crowd tf 13,776. 15_ rounds and oot coast a pres en an genera m~nager. the job would be 27th Referee Johnny mmute. B ' •~j h ' f · . • ' · · EmUe's seat nsw c anges rom Keith Van lnWagen tossed last three and one third Inn--'-~+ couldn t. PICk a wmner youngester coach in the a three-hitter Wednesday night ings, gave up one hit, walked Fl gbt Resu1to Griffith's best rou•d with the ca lied 1t . a draw 7·7·1 , leagues this year tD the Eighth Anooal Kyger two and struck out six. BY Unlted p ress_1nternat 11ona1 seven pom ts for eac h/ man. fifth when he nailed Archer youngest manager. He Tournament for Little Smith and Albert Gilley had NEW YOHK <UPII -Emile I Judge AI Berl scor"'i It 8·7 with a combination of left • over a tlall club that is mired Leaguers tn advance the Middle- triples, and Sayre doubles foi 1 Griffith, 152, Virgin Islands. Griffith and judge..-Artie · hooks and straight rights an<! I in eighth place wit~ a Senators with a 5-5 win PL Pleasant's three hits. Van outpointed Joey Archer, 15~11, gave it to the winner had the challenger holding on. record, 15 games behind the Pt PI t Cit 1 & 1 W h d t 0 f M'ddl New York (151 , retained wortd United Press International An accidental butt during a pace-setting San . easan y Cl! n agen a WO I •·I 'ddl t (I'll ) H ld 't th 0th . . clinch in the eighth round port's three hits, all of which I m1 epor J e ; aro J e e-r way, giVJng Giants. VaJI InWagen was two tor were singles. Richardson, 159\1, New York, an II+ I edge, opened a, one-inch cut owr the Eleven-year-<>ld Tommy Cooke "I believe ifl going by two at the plate and walked ifl IN SUPER outpointed .,Wilbert (Skeeter) S<eks Anotbor Bout· IriShman s nght eye ~od pit<hed one-hit ball and singled book," said BristDI, "but if the top of the sixth inning. He Line score: DID 220 - 5 3 I MeClure, ltiO, Toledo, Ohio (10). "I'd be glad tD get these guys although II !ooked like It ought twice Wednesday evening tD i have to change the book to stole home with the winning Pt. Pleasant 05000!-633 Middleport ~amper ham and passably lead Young's Reds to a 4-0 shut-. then you have to change.'' run with one out. Van lnWagen mfluence the judges'bli'U Archer out victory over the second 11has no drast'IC changes walked two and otruck out 10 Batteries: Pt. Pleasant-Say· dis counted those JIO'ISI 1 es. WALL PAINT place Y~nks io Boys League 1for the team but take •- hi• ·~ond •-·rney WI'n re, Smith (LP- (2) and D, .;. "If they'l"l (the judges) Ia · · ~ · ~ ~ · 1 k' 'd P y. I thmgs as they come. PL PleBsant Oairylalld doWR· Young, Sayre 12) . Middleport 1 ·:" Arch r'::e~fng a to 1 lhe gas(; on..~i; Ron Clonch got tbe other Blsl_ add 013s • x • come. ed the Gallipolis Orioles lll-2 - Van lnWagea <WPI and C. .. • and joot - · - : ' tiiree Reds' hits olf "II h ld Yankee nsto1 started hiS career as behind the four hit pitching of Roush . brlnJ& keatl u eyebrow. s eu cos 1 1 Griffith because It obviously Rick Vaa Matre, all singles. a manager o Hornell ol the Robert Steat'llll 11 the opening IIoout¥ li - ...... "' 1,' came from 8 butt. 1 ean't use it Van Matre, in trouble with New York - Pt!IUlsylvanJa game of the evening. . as an excuse, I thought I won wildness the first two inning", League. He gradually The Gallipolis Senators had GAME RE!iCHIIDULED it." settled dow• to shut out the h~s w~y up and jmned the to call on John !Pee Wee) Da- ST. WUIS IUPI) _ The "I thought 1 was ahead lrom Reds in the third , fourth and I ctnnaii organ;zahon IB in the sixth Inning to gar- scheduled alternooo game be· Ule 12th round. on,'' the fifth inniJlgs, but the damage : when l"le ~k over as mana~er ner a 6-~ wia ov~r the Bedford tween the Los Angeles Dodgers disappointed lo!!'O'I' added. "I bad been done. . of San Diego of the Pac•lic Draves In the rughtcap. and the St. Louis Cardinals on 7.75 x 1S tube-tvPe figured I won it about 11-6. Next Tbe Reds got a rWI 1l! • the : Coast League IPCL). . Middleport " Saturday, July JO, has been blackwall plus time I'K will more decisivefirst on back 1o back Sinll .. by j He succeeded Hellner a• . The Senators_ took 1 S.! lead changed 1o night game , Car· 8 $1.58 federal 11 ly _" Cooke and Clon~b aud thffe m manager of San Diego ID 1964 IR the second mrung bu_t Pt. dinal @etleral manager Bob .Wse talC and ' old tire A ch who hadn't been 111 the second on smgles by the Plea!aAt came back w1th &wo Howsam said Wednesday. BRAND·NI!W GOODYEAR the r ri':g for eight months, same young gents plus three ~s in the fourth and fifth inn- The game wiU begin at 7 p. Basteat Wav to ,,:. ALL-WEATHER-THE ONLV stnpped Griffith in his tracks walks and a htt batter. . IDgo to knot the count 5-5, alter m. ICDT) , LOW-PRICED TIRE WtTII twice ia the loth ond 14th Cooke walked two, lanned SlX. five and o•e half lnolngs of ===~~=:::::=:::====LoveUer BOOIIW IIXI'aA·MILEAGE TUFSYN RUBBEl: . Vao Matre walked siX, all ID Van InWagen s<ored the SKIN ITCH AND IXTRA.STRONG roun<)J. Griffith Wal adamant the first three Innings aad faB· 't00n . th bot•~ of I DON'T SCRATCH ITI :.1-T NRON r- " in his claim that he waa never ned ' . th . the 1 1 wm ' 8-=nkhtn• epre.... lDiectloa, ell\WDJ rua ID e 11 , 1IVe 0 1 em Jl as the With OM OUt. MORE paiD. Apply -.utclt • dt)'lrll b uri. tw ' ' ft'CR.--.HOT lN&eld, 1\eldllJ qui~~ "Ht never hurt me,'• o JJJAmgs. 30 B. Sayre started for Pt. ._,. m mlmlin a aot~aepth: ..eiSislted. I The victory put the Reds out Pleas8JI.t and 'llf()rked one and •-•· U111a ~WIPII~n~~et:t •PMid Mali.J:II. Fin. tor blt.ea, foot ttcJ1, other & native VI'rgl'n Islander ii . . . . . .. front ln the race by a game two--thlrda innings gave up two .me. raJta. If DDii piHHd. rour ,I, . . . . ,... ........ 1 ..... "I was dizzy, el that I can and 1 half over the Yanks who The Dedgers scored 1 hi'· alked 11 :.. k out «e back 1t any drui •tore. TODAY 7• · ' · h h -'·~ aa, W ve anu stnlc at s..nmu • LoiiM 0nr.11o romPomeroy, 0. -:tlllael assure you. I'm not trymg slipped intn third place IH>himi I triump over t e Ya~ - · Walter Smith pitched lht ""'"· Fll.etillapacla. medkun.-eiz.e say Joey lsa't a pllllcber bot the Braves who raa roughshod n<sday in Po?'eroy ·. _. bigcarsl aver the Indians last night. TIM> league play behind the live-lilt didn't burt me." • cieottBI vain• hi "-i»iced Braves were leBding l!HJ iJI the of It Roach and J . Buck. Starts Frid•y, 9 a.m. - Shop Friday Til 8, Saturday TII9 .. --~ anywherel auy ltt . . lton• lint loning before the Indians Buck sod Roach combined Ou and G•l FrN 'rllmpiloo .....-1 for had got to bat. striko out eight and "all: • Dan · 3 Nllht. Ill t 'a) tii'Cri fOadat MIAMI IIACN Yanko 000 000 - 1 1 Yanko. McKinney and Wyatt CMt ;,our suer Rooll: TGdU"Reds IJO OOX - 4 ; bandied mouad chores for the UnbeDevable but Tra• tiRTIFIID .AI ITATIGN Van Matre aJMl Wilson. winners. fanning six and issu.inJ: • w. 11«t11n lt-. ,_..roy 011'and Cochran. 12 free passes. Dndger hitters were J. Wei· ker, a double and three sta&leo. ,Buck, two doubles, Roach, 1 double and single, and E. Ftle liiH'o and Boys' Man's Summar and D. Pullins, each a oingle. Vank hitting was led by T.,.. ry Wyatt with a three-run homNOW er and triple wllile Gary SnoulNOW 3.95 Vol"" IIDUCID fer, Gene McKinney and REDUCED Hay.., each singled. KC Tourney • 1 We have all the ......,... '"""' , f • ••a.. \ \ It 'Ibis summer Harry's rmtina a cottaae with indoor plumbingOil what be savccl at lliJ ~Iolet dealcx'l Cruise this lacation in Impala comfort with foam-cushion seats, atrunk like asmall trailer and your ca1iher 6 or V8 m~Jou along. This Cbevrolets are the most-and right now so are the savings. 00 Dodgers Run Up },t3 C ( 0ver y ks * Straw Hats Swim Wear J»remium-draft-brewed with Process 14-K. 1 Pomeroy, Mason Mon'oDr-•nd 2 HOUR DRY ClEANING Service On Request •S•IIut~ .-ue<Hop with lwo 1118 8~ and two 6" units. olla..-llln· 0'1811 IIIIth ~- Hoot. • $tonct lor lots' ol pons In It _,_ ......""*'•,·-one _,...,.. · two bitl Robinson's NOW AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT! s ~ '- - •Piul RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mllldleport, 0. --------------------~~--------~~ $12.95 1 ,, ' 'l'hi• is the time otynryou rcellike boldinJ up a do-not-disturb sip to tho world-anll relaxina. And relax yoll win to moment the 4oor of oa. of thctt lltW Cbom>lets clotet 'bthind yOil. The ri4t-With a belly FuU Coilspriq at aach wbetl-taollta yollfrom bumps aad lllCb UDOyalleeS. The tu 1nd Dtd tiN .c;QODYIAR NAtiDN·WIDI "'NO LIMn"' OIW'INTU • , ...,, .. -:; .. " No • No tlmil as. to roadl • flo tM II'Md W Alf N.w ~ In workmanship •nd mal.erllfa repairlble punctures • Auto llrft ttt. I'OJd bft1rd portion of ttti• au-flill undtr this p1r1nt'", lilY of more thM uti United Slllu lftd Cen1dl will" ""'"• new ti,. I:M!Md ctl' ft«< deiMft r..-imnr Mil printtd "EIChlnlt Prb" c....-rtnt at U.. time • IIIIIJiaDoJ .ot on tn. Ill...., "'No ,,.... Ptlee"". orf"'* See tbe man who can save you the most- your ~let dealer _:::;::::::::::::::~CM~II~I~·~O~rw~..~Q~~~!D~C~J~u~a~. ~C~·~·~d~t-. . . W. MAIN lrliiT , ·POMIItOV .RIZER OIL CO. !~ POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY .... .1mDEPOHL ••• Beautiful. :t · .~ . • .. Pee Wee lounramem p I a y Wednesday oight resulted ill Pomer<oy downing Syracuse 31 Ill 211. Pomeroy bitten wert Ne!•elroad with a triple, double aRd a single, Fife 3 lilglu, two singles, Ollilllg· a single, Soouflu 1 boDII Soulsby a single and Enga doubla aRd single . T. CUndiff For Syracuse, a dooble and two 1linglel. Craig 1 double and lhree slllgles, J. Cundiff FareD and men each a slagle. Mason defeated Cheshire IS. I oo 14 bib. For Mason, Reed collected t"o singles, Yeaufour oinglea, Shepard three sing:Jes, GiUand 1 homenHI and Camp a triple, a n d IBelcher and Bumgardner eacb single. Ross got the only hit lor Che. · a single. RIIJYies are Pomeroy Mason at 6:30p.m. and Mid· diejport ••· McArthur at . p.m. The chamoionshlp nme will be played Mooday, July UJ I EASY TERMS! FREE MOUNTING! "NO LIMIT" GUARANTEE I power-oevaulliillll available Ill tlleway v I ' 7:46p.m. . ~ DRESS SHIRTS Voluito to 4.25 Htnloy, S.rfors. Knits 111111 Moclrao. Val. to Ul PeeWee Play $15.45 1 $1.56 -7.75xi4--l- $f3.9s--l$16.45 -·--='-1-$1.88 8.2S.x14 I $14.95 _1_ $17.45 I $2.09 7.75x15 I $12.95 1 $15.45 1 $1.91 6.50xl3 Solo Prlco _ Sale! 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Van- fortable, always crowcled: and - letlfr lo IICh oquare, lo , Jl h0 lb. ·· Composer Frederick Loewe's 1 Which is getting bad ratings fore long .. · ~andy Bergen, s derbilt heir wm . cushing and , run. .....~: form four ordinary words. i w . saves_ ~ gl1ys money - simple reason for happy retire- from every po5sible direction. hardly a starlet yet and she s / · ~~~~;~~~evmw'~OJNT ment to Europew1 yachts, cav- Nubar Gulbenkian U1e billion- fighting the ~eight problem · · · far, travel and girls: he' s al- aire oilman whose personal ec· at Gallaghers, Michael .. cline : 1 EASf TERMS . •• Dear Helen: ready earned more thau 18.· centricities are legion (wears told us hiS next pic.~•- The 1 i!f!f!l 1 With all your talk In Amerl- 000,000 from "My Fair Lady" a fresh orchid attached to his Billion Dollar Br~m will be i , 1• j• • ca about the "new freedom" 1 alone and his other musicals lapel daily and dresses like a filmed in Helsmki. i would lilte to go on record as {Brtg'oooon, GlgL elc:) would 19th Century dandyj had Va~x- The alatial J. P . Morgan ; · saying American girls a r e keep him 1vhirhng m equally / hall , the British car f1rm, budd Lo 1 ~ d estate has been I very repressed. lush "'lirt'menl . .. One muSI- him (for $17,000) an exact rep- nt~ sban ouple of modern I am on my way home to cal in the CBS network would· tlica of_ a 1914 English landau- ~eause~ ·:'_ 'Bdwy. satr Gwen France after being in collegc ln't ltke to atr as} speCHI!: let tax1 cab m whtch he crmses (Sweet Charity) Verdon and! W'-IAT SHCWclts 01'bere. I got my face slapped. or I :~~nboom kYankees, 'dtakeden fhrom Igrandtsly thr~~lgt~ th L oln don her director choreographer'! FLO't!IE.Ii:S MA'r'-Enearly so, so many times I de· )um once cons1 er s eer Istree . . s e on Y car h b d B b F sse . _ Comic eided to give up women. fiction , ··The Year the Yankees civilized eoougb to go to the J usck a~ t 0 :ars he's writ- ! If there are over • aggres- Lost The Pennant" · . . For any- opera wearing a top hat," he . a ar :~~w lied "Eating I 'f'E/llAP :oiow arrantrt the circled l.tten . ~ng ~ c~ sive females here, as some of one just arriving from Outer explained blithely. h' gca Matter" .. ~ lo form tile surprtu answer, as .:::1 . ·- _ . IU((ested by the abon cartoon. the men lament about in advice Magnolia. CBS of course owns 1 B as~ball great Phil Riz~uto's 1 ~eith:r wa~h~ London _ taped : columns, I wish 1 had found the Yankees ball team . . .. 1dad d1ed .. . One of the great TV show ("Hippodrome" .. _.I ":-:========::::::~~'::'::==:: one' 1 was accused of being , sloe-eyed foreign film stars got 1 - - -- ~~=..:.:.~---'---- - -----:::::::"""'=Ia wh3t they calJ a "sc.x: maniac" mail on this subject is evenly ' her sexily tilted glimBobmerHs :;,i.~ : !An1wen lomorrow) when I was onlv actmg a-, . d b h 'd . ._ 1 1ong-ago surgery Oy- s . split an ot s1 es msb son Tony pass ed the ca l'f Jun!hle•: PIOIE GLADE COUPON lOTION comes naturally . - PIERRE .' . 1 or ma 1't-M~rdat· ' ll De p· . thetrs ts the on1y way ._ . bar exams George Jessel ar terre · .\w-.·er: Wlwt d1e prUoner'• plo1 WUI-A .,CELL OUT'' Which of course 1s wrong, I . · • • Sorry about that. But also 11 diS('overcd Liz Rem1y had got Your Full Service Bank Is •• , because tht:r£' IS no pat ans\wr . h ld glad to hear it American_ fr l ld . marrted SQ I e o go-go-goat _, 1 1 1 1 · to ··Shou u or s lOU n t 1 · 1 d ed h d h! males aren 't repressed. fnend ' _b ··•" Th d .- .· 1 ~nmp .v <It er aug er - t I t. - II keep 111!' 1Jcl ~ e_ ec tstorl , Brenda Archbishop John JUS se ec IV€. · •d d d · - 1 C!t' · 1 1 012-ar Helen j epen s on oz.en s o O J I Patnr k Cody should be wearwh' t I . th . I stances rangw ~ from malu r· mg ;~ cardinal's red beany bea nes me IS ese gJr s I tty to need - btllh fmam· t.d I wh'> JUSt can't make up thetr d 1 an emo1tona1 SA y E• ,' mmds what to do wtth thf'n tl- T ramed roun:.e 1or.". 11 ~,r It•\ " ~t 1 i . leg!t1matr" hab1es, c:md ask ·vour. 1 g1r DURING OUR 1:-; -N 1w 1 1o dn. 'fh ey tl'l. "' by Helel" Bottel readt>rs, Should I or shouldn t 1 . 1 , 11 , . 11 · kino ., 0 th .ll cart ·\ lUI un , . b b I give fn)' a )' away '} " they can choo~l' tlw best {'Oitr s•• YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! The remedy? Perhaps your T~ey ought to know ..that no for1e.l tl b· bv . _ 11 . k h d 1 Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yeal3 doctor Will prescnbe a mild i one can rn~ e t at ecJslDn or ..=;·iliiilii-- :.- -•llllliiiiiillli -! This column is f!lr yol1ng peo· tranquilizer. But first figure out l l~em . A~d tf they made . I he .,.. euv loo o.uons Member Federal Reserve Sysum ple, their_ problems and pleas- just exacttv why you can 't eal first dect sJOn - to cave m <md l><~s an<~ 1;-: • ~ rN" NOW IN PROGRESS -b ures, their troubles and fun . . f If risk having a baby _ t 1_ 1 en 'r1~ .vs .1 , , ~hi ' •n Member Federal Deposit Imuronco Corporation . H 1 H 1 rn ront o 1 oys. you arl' un· MtAMt BEACH 1 As w1th the rest o e en c r b bl they should be capable ol de~et ,·our s."."' ~~ ....~, -r,,t ,.,· 1 1 1 . · sure a ou a e mannet's-s u· US! . It welcomes laughs but • d tl nd t· t ciding what to do with it They tlnh••homt,le t.u.J t , nu c won't dodge a serious ques tion hy up olnf u:m,tha k prac Jce a shouldn't have to ask others to .:s;ev:. 1 .:!~tEno5:.A;o~!~o:~ 0~n.o MIDDLEPORT, 0. h f orne. vou m you m a y · With a brus -of. goof up ~r "look funny ." re- decide for them . - COED .....,. -~-. - ~~,.....,., SMJ~ ,tJa; ',,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,.....,. Send your teen-age ques. . Dear Coed· tions tct YOUTH ASKED F'OH me:-l:ler a boy 15 twtce as When unwed expectant moth· IT care of Helen Help US!, clumsy <'IS a glrl and . he' s too ers ask advice from my read· newspaper. busy worry mg about himself to ers. they probably end up more CAN'T EAT WHEN DATING look closely at you. In fact. undecided !han ever be<ause Dear Helen: My problem is I can't e<Jt in front of boys. Every time I go , on a date I never eat, and then the boy doesn't either, when I mow he really wants to. After our Junior-Senior prom, · my date look me to an expensive restaurant and ordered a steak dinner. Thea I ordered juSl a coke, and sal there hal· ing myself, while he embarrassedly ate bis steak. I am pretty popular. Everyone says I have a good figure SUMMER TOYS - Garand a pleasant pen10nality. but den sets, pails, sprinkling what is wrong with me? Why cans, lawn mowers etc., can't I get food down w he n I'm with a boy? - GROWLto keep the kids amu~ed ING STOMACH PARAKEETS and happy. Dear G.S.: SWIMMING ACCESSOR· Perhaps 11 will make you 3.49 IES - Goggles, masks, feel better to learn you have Pet foods and supfins, snorkels, etc. lots of company. Embarrassplies lor birds, dogs, ment, excitement, or fear that OPEN FRI. & SAT. cats and fish . · she'll do something wrong can UNTIL 9 !urn off a girl's appetite, or give her sueh stomach flutters lhe Is afraid t. eat '". I've even heard from girls who gel actively nausea\ed be:· fore •~WY date and can't meel ------·-------- ..- - - their lloyo friends at the door POMEROY WY 2-3498 becaliie they've had to make ~ally !enUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July 14, 1966 5,''relJtalOOID'l!JE- I t I( J I =. . . ~I== ... l - - -- -- - '-•·"J -o.~ ,_. II OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 __j 1 THE SHOE BOX :~ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SUMMER SHOE SALE • 1 . this ! i I I I Drive·ln I' II MEIGS THEATRE ~ I avw. E. ===--=iiiiiiiiii SIMON'S MARKET Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Til I SJtlurday Til 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY OUR FRESH GROUND & PACKAGED GROUND BEEF 3 $1·29 lb. A REAL BUY FOR COOKOUTS! Skinless WIENERS 2 79c lb. U.S. NO. 1 REO lb. 10 49c POTATOES bag McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED GRADE A MILK -HOLSUM OR ADAMS .S BREAD 8Sc gal. I ' 89C loaves ( INSTANT COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE .' COLONIAL BRAND SUGAR On Sale Now·At Ingels Furniture . ' W:: : aGb~,~.I' S' aiJpicll Jli1sh r; I I club met recenUy at the home of Mrs. VIctor Hysell. Mr and Mn. Horton Tbomq Anita Houdashel~ president, family returned to their WMU lnbercharge eredofthrollemeetlngl.l eJil s answ ca BI'UDI\VIck Tueeday, af· \VIth a flower blooming In their a visit with his parents, Mr. garden. Mra. Hysell read the Mr>. Everett Thomu. rules for the county flower show Mrs. Max Meinhart at the lair. Monday evening, after Reports given Included, on weeks visit in health, of encephailtis brought with her daughter and on ~y mosquitoes, by Grace Hy· law, Mr. and Mrs. Cfalr •.ell, safety report on uphy%la· ker and doughier. linn, by Kosta Hysell; a Dow· er report on marigolds, SOlan Miss Debble Boso of and a report on I he Bend Is spending a few days tour at Carpenter by Anita I HAPPY HUSTLERS Class of i ~ame~E. ~:·~n, B:Iey, ~ with her grandmother, Mrs. and Beverly Houdashelt. the Racme Methodist Church\ a., s. ·- ' Mf' . Nan Moore, lay dele- Ilessle Patterson. P-Jgy Milhoan showed 17, wiD en their rummage sale lumbus; Joseph Grmnan, RavHute to Uw ,....onference show· · . . op 1 enswood: Mrs. Ollie SmJ~ eti col< ed slides of - . Mr. and Mra. Darrell Pickens common pe~ts includmg aphids, and Town and Country Store ' Oak Hill; Ralpb S. Dettre, Rav·j . . .. 1 M1'ddl Elizabeth Ann and Darrell tent caterpillar, sow bug and Fnday, July 15, and Saturday, . ••swond · Delbert R Smith scenes opor1• ' ' ; Mrs. Thomas · A planned potluck dirmer pre- elud ing a~ the river boats of Charlestorl, W. Va., and cut worm, an d Held'1 Mllhoan J u1y 16' ·m t he but'ld't~g nex l. to I~· Ravenswood M.' ceded the meeting ol !he Pome- h and Mrs Clsrence Karr displayed a llve rhinoceros bee!· C\.ster • Barber Sbop 1n Racme. Patterson Wellston · Mrs Mar1 1· t . j roy Garden club Monday even- ehavy snows o ads Will eCrhrl, t Mr and Mrs Robert Karr le. !Jnda ftollon gave a dem-- They will hold them every Frl· ,·on 0 Hu'tchinson Rt I Ewingc urch sanctuary urmg s· · . r1 d nd s da · ' · lng , at the home of Mrs. Walter . ts 1 daughter Slade of Millers- onstration of a Japanese mo • ay a atur Y· ton. Mrs Charles o Melvin 1 and pom 1. • masan d Easer. o ~ b t · d'ed ' · · ' Grueser, RiverVIew Dnve, intere•t taken at l.akeoide at viJited Sunday with M,_ ana arrangemen U!lll8 rl ICE CREAM SOCIAL a! the Rt. I Ironton: Joseph L. Cozad, \VIth Mrs. James Titus as co conference. She had pictures of Mrs . Charles B._ Karr Sr. dock and black-eyed susan dais- Rock Springs Methodist Church R!. 2_ Wellston : Mrs. Glendon hostess. lormer postora of Heath Church Mrs. Glenn DiU VISited Wedand on Friday, July IS, at 6:30 p. J . W•UIO, Rt. 3 Jockson; Jill The dinner was served 011 !he lricluding Rrv Grahom, who nesday evening, with Mr. m. Five flavors of homemade Ann Williams, Jackson. patio and members were seat- has attended 59 Ohk> Conferenc- Mrs . Rollin Bearhs. were served by Peg· ice cream , cake, and hot Births ed at tables. With white covers es, the Rev . and Mra. Danger- Mr . and Mrs . Melvin VanMe· and Heidi Milhoan to 11 will be sold. Mrs . Paul H. Burl . Colum- 1 decorated w1!h blue and green !er and Rev. and Mrs. M. E. ter and son, Melvin Jr., o! . and two guests, Mrs. bus, daughter, 6:20 p.m. Wedflowe.,_ Dessert and beverage Do~son. cinnati spent the weekend Edison Hollon and Sue Bentz. POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL nesday. were served by the hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Athletic Association will sponDischarges I Miss L;·dia Ebersbach asked Following the program t h ter and Mrs. Ida Burns sor a teen record hop with the Mrs. Walter L. Athey , Wllgrace. congregation and honored mother, Mrs. Adam Shirley Ann Norril Jcys thls coming Friday night Uam M. Blackburn, James W. Following the dinner. the W41'e invited to the Mrs. Ray Seidenab~. Mrs. To Wed in A.ugullt from 8 to 11 p.m., at the Pome- Caldwell, Mrs. R. Dale Cogroup adjourned to the livmg dining room for punch and Henry Reibel, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Morris of roy H1gh School auditorium. burn, Mrs . Ellls E. Elliott, room for a meeting, wbleh DP· coo!~:ies from a table and Mrs. Charles Betz· Racm~ are announcing the mar. The dance Is open to the pub- Oscar M. Hanson, Regina L. ened \VIth the verse of the with an arrangement o( white visited Wednesday at Mar- riage of their daugbter, Sherley Uc. _ Hogg, Davis Y. Ingels, Wayne month by Mrs. Charles Per- daisies. Members of the with Mrs. Pearl Wakely. AM Norris, to Mr. Gary Hall, LETART FALLS Umted Bre- Rarvis, Kathryn E. Lambert, report Mr. Wakely as son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hall: thren Church will sponsor a David E. Laywell, Robert K. singer, president. Devotions ta- nor Circle were In ken from Romans II: 25-36 were the social hour . Mrs. qui!• ilL of Riceville, Iowa. I rummage sale at the Smith proLewis, Pearl C. Oliver, Mrs. led by Mrs. Grueser who had Bradbury presided at the The wedding will lake place perty on 2nd 8!. in Pomeroy Robert C. Stafford, Mrs. Kinlor her theme, "Natore, the bowL 1n Riceville 1n the First Melli- Friday, July 15. The sale will ner Vanover, Georgeann Watodist Church next August rr. start at g a.m. son , Salem A. Yates, Mrs. Carart of God" from the Upper Room. bride-to-be is a graduate The Morning Star E.U.B. I roll J . Yost. DonnaHamey, Mrs . 1 Members responded to roll . ATTEND PARTY Racine High School, and Ia Youth Fellowship is ~ponsor· l Donald Hall and mfant daugh- ' call with plants that laugh at F1~~ members of the as 8 secretary for ing an ice cream 8 oca_al Fri· ter, Mrs. James E. Martm and drought. A communication was AUXIliary of Co. Mr. Hall is also employ· day, July 15, at 7 p.m. m the /· I rend from Mrs. l.ois Weaver. Post 128, were In The annUli picnic of the Deby the 3M Co. church ba~ement. It will be sold 1 pu!y club and district by the dish end one-half galPomeroy. Ohio president of Ute Ohio Associa· Thur>day for !he lion of Garden clubs, concern· party given for the of District 13, Daughters MR. KARR HONORED Ion containers. ing the stale anventlen to be Hospital patients. America was held Sunday Mr. and Mra. Charles Lytle SATURDAY NOT OPEN held at Cincinnati, in Nether- from Middleport were Mrs. noon, at the home of Edith entertained wlth a dinner sun- MIDDLEPORT PARK assoTONIGHT land-Hilton hotel August 24-25. bm- Roush, president, and ing, Tuppers Plains. evening, at their home, elation will sponsor a dance FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mrs. Peninger and Mrs. Fred diStrict rebabllllatlon chatrman, A poUuck dinner wu Ave., honoring ber bro- party this Saturday nigh! at July 15-16 Blae1tnar reported on the coun· and Mrs. Dale Kennedy. at I p.m. , on the lawn with Clair Karr, on his the Middleport cemmumty park .,KING RAT" ty officers meeting held recentMrs. Betzlng asking grace. day. Homemade ice cream etarting at 8 p.m. _ _ __ _ ly in Middleport. AI'"OUNCE REUNION Following the dinner, a decorated birthday Cake Tom Courtenay hers, families and friends With the dinner to served PT. PLEASANT - The business session wu held invited. ... '" ....., nual lloffman reunion will Mrs. Betzing, vice president, In honored guest and Mr;,•·n~Iamllifiiiiiiiiiiiiii • ~:.~~ ~~t,:'~':i~~ held Sunday, July 17, at charge. It was reported · and Mrs. Mickey ~ MtAMI 01 "'" Union camp grounds. A Edith Wakely's hugband Mac, Mickey, and Sherr! Gel J"our Saver Book Today1s e M and Mrs Char Unbtue.,.IIM lnlt 'l'nl• !dinner will be served at critically til In Memorial Hos- 0 yracus ; r. · · cuniuo .... ITATION and there wUJ be ilames for pita!, Marietta. Plans were dis- les R. Karr Sr., Pomeroy : and uo~w~,""~··~·~·-~-~·n~·~·~··~,.~~ch~il~dr~e~n~in~th ~e~a~ft~er~n~oo~n~-=j cussed fer state session to Mr. and Mrs. Lytle and Susan. · ---- - --- - held August 15-17. Attending were lve ANNOUNCE PICNIC • Jean Wolff, Sally Smith, The annual picnic of the MoJenk!ns, Annabelle Kehl, Woodmen Camp 7230, • . 10M Llna McVay of Marietta; PrJb. Burlingham, will be beld Sunble Wilson, Galllpoll!; ~~~~~:/;day, July 17, at lbe Meiga Counel Seidenabel and Edna Fairground. A basket dinner will be held at 12 noon. All me111. Pomeroy; Nettle Hayes, Middleport ; Vera Householder and Gladys Hannahs, New Lallng· ion, Erma Cleland anol Betty Roush, Chesler; Mrs. For Evary Sewing Naed and a guest, Margaret D.vesvlUe, a past state Slngor Safos-Servlce and district deputy of 11. Groups Sunday • 5 ~~59c 10 • • r®-- I · .... I s- !o BEN FRANKLI~S·IO , W= ~:rgl~~ wh~~: Park il ~proved PT. PLEASAJfr- '!'he POTATO~· ····• Road ConuntSilon aDd IIOI!d· «c•lllled 10 o1 IIICII't Holzer Hospital! Visiting i aide Development Division has than elgbl poueds of potaloe 111URSDAY . bours 24 and 7-a p.m. Parents : g1ven !mal approval !or a road- pa: per1011 Pff @J, POMEROY BEND C. B. Ra· oDI on PedialricB Ward lido park in Mason County -~~~il!;;;;;o;;;i;;liOi;;o;;;iii;;il;;-. clio club wni hold l!s regular y Admissions ' only the oecond in the cotmtv. monthly meeting Thu1'8doy eveT Hall ~ St t St. The p.u k will be located on H& SoH niDI, July 14, at' the club house I.:Sltl~~~k waiers, R:. ~ v~: Route !7, 1.4 mnes from the 1:1 vn on Lincoln HID . /ton · Mrs Jean F. Cobb Pat.- Jackson Couoty line near Gtm· ' . D Gl ville Ridge It will be located TONIGHT .... PIUDAY YOUTH PRAYER Group of riot Star Rt.; Mrs. an ass- on property of Elmer Pullins the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist man, Pl. Plea•ant; Krl!ta L. and will Include a group she·ltei· II "SEX ANQ THE JINGLE t:hurch will meet at the ehurt:h, Wedge, Rt. 2 Letart, Robin d 'nd' -d kout GIRL" Rohrbough, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. an severa1 1 lVJ ua1 coo Thursday, at 6·30 p.m. Harold F. Stewart. Pt. Pleas- Igrates covering one acre of 1'oll7 Cw:tlo Natallo Wood ' ROCK SPRINGS Grange wiD ant; Robert E. Fruth, Pl. Piea- i •pace \VIth ample parking Es(Teclu!lcolor) meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. There san!; Mro. Ernie L. Roush, Rt. Umated cost of the roadside -and-. wlll be practice for inspection. 1 Letart; Mrs. Margaret M.l park will be $10,000. uop HUMAN IONDAGI" A picnic dinner at 7 p m. will Archer, Middleport. Mrs. Bly- - - - --'-- - - - Kim Novak wwrencolluvey precede the meeting. the J . Thesis, Rt.1 Racme; Mrs. !no;;fa;;;;nt;;;;;;;;d;;;;a;;;iugii;;h;;;;te;;;;r;;;; . Ch 1 T Curtis Racine- Mra 1· FRIDAY ares · . • ' • 8S' Dof A 8~ or VALUES! PLAYTIME ESSENTIALS! ~ MasouCouuty'e2nd Hospital News CAl.d'JE'N·DAR Picnic Held OUR~PARADE ISHOP AbOUt p0mer0y SOCIAL · PCitluck Dinner Is Enjoyed by Garden Club - US!l JuniorGarden ClubMeetsot Hvsel/ Home T' . 14, 196&-5 The Rev. and Mrs. Max Don. Rua•ell; an official welcome shue and children, Gregory, en by Mrs . James Euler , Pas· 2nd Kimberly, were welcomed !oral Relations chairman. to Heath Melhodiat Churcb 1 Wednesday evening at a recep- The word we come was tion held In the church. More ed out by Mrs . James than 75 parishioners greeted the the "W" as president of WSCS; new minister and his iamily. Mrs. William Russell, " E" A pro""am was given In the the Eleanor Circle; •· Krawsozyn "L"· W!lllam Russanctuary with Emerson Jones, 11 ' t' ' th ''C" the lay leoder, the announcer. The se : represen •ng e ' proll!'am included an organ pre- ~h~~r . Miss Bess Sanborn_. the lude by William Russell, music 0 from her long assocwllon director; a vocal selection, in the ~~'":!'h; Mr. Edward "How Great Thou Art," by Ben Young, M of the men of the Philson, accompanied by Mr. ~h~;ch; and Mrs. 0 · P. Klem, E In conclusion. Mrs. Bern· ard Fultz was program man. XI l 1 o., July Heath Pastoral Family is Welcomed u, __, _, E • R · nwiJeSaay Venmg at ecept10n I :::::.1 [ I '· Da1111elltlne1, Pometoy.Middleport, . I .. '• 1 I D HELEN HELP I~ '\f 'J I 17'1fR(})I' (] - ·- \ FABRICS I • ~q;ui~t!l:;·;runs;-~l;or~th;e;b;a;th;roo~m;-~~================;;;~i • McCall's Patterns :.OUR OWN LABEL.. "EBERSBACH 11 I ,· . GOOD ROOF Pleasant YaQey HoiJIUal ADMITTED: Dr. Carl Irvin, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. James War· ' ner, Leon. DISCHARGES: None. The FABRIC SHOP 992-2214 115 W.2nol p_,., SACROPED.JC Nationally advert ised year 'round price $59.95 [ E§CRIP't\ON yOUR PR RGAlK \K K\StORl tat 8\GGI.Sl ~~ Ancient Arah Pharmacists Had To 81 I I The Dodge Boys are dealin' the bottom out of prices to put you in the lead. Ahead of the pack. With the great Dodge breed. Drive your own bargain: a Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good guys. TWO KINDS I Asbestos Fillre Roof Paint and Asphaltum Roof Paint Warm, cuddly and light as a feather bul with the healthiest ~air lungs you ever heard. And oh, those eyeel Wh~ they looked up Into yours, you were sure they could recognize you. Seems like jUsl a little while ago, doesn't II? And now that wee bll of pink 111101 is grown up and having an· other birthday. t' \ I FOR THE IMPORTANT to remember, see IIIIi Bulova gift WlllCh collection. .25 $ ·I - Ready For The Brush! • .Ebersbach Hardware "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY MAIN ST. tlonl. Here'• the sure-curt tor backaches '. tor.~ ....toodolot, ..... It .,_ GALLON - - - 95c 5 GALLON otlo - ,... ..... You can tell they're good cuys; they all wear white hats. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second Streets Go8$sler Jewelry Store Middleport, 0. Cot,!rt Pomeroy St. ;_ _,..,_..,...,.. ~ - . .,. .. "' ~" .... .,~.......,._~ 'f ...._ .....-..... -------------·· - -o ..,...,..,~ = ol I ~•·-~ - .........---·~... ~ ........ ,. ., ..... -···· .-.. -· .. . . .. _, - - --~ ----·--- .-·--- -~-·-.-···-· . ·.. . ..~__ . .,. . . . .'... -...-- - - ·•""'·~ · ..-~. . .,. ._ _ _ _f ' -~-::---t---'1!"'1"..,.>!1'i ' SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 112 E. Main ~ ' I' -.~--· duo to sleep ina on too ocft a mattrou. A $20 uvlnfl on t11e mottres& that'• mode for hollthful back support and sound. comfortable sleep. The Sacropodlc fmu,. Unlfuud' Conatruc.,ion, an exclusive deep quiltin& process thlt combines lu~eurious sottn11s with finn hoaHhful support. And to top a oil, the Borneo Sacropedic has dont 1way wtth Utose annoylna mattress button once and for oil' otjooto nan .. Wblle Europe wu In the Dllk Al•lo Arabs were addlnc to the ballc know· ledge of medlclue. They npened pblrm&clea and were licensed. Today ONLy llcenaecl pro!ealouala tl8l1 drUgs u well u fill your preocrlpo BIRTHOAY you wish \ I Uclll.. ,, •. ', '. ,.. ~)~ , ..... ~,••• 6- ,. ' t• "\-; 4 ·Reet~tered PbannaclJti tO' Sene You Open Friday and IMPfRIII. Sacrt·pedic a regular $69.95 deluxe mattress ,_only $41.!15 Quiltorama• Mattress "Tha World'5 Grutest Sleepin& Ptll"' only $71.71 Slturdiy Nights INGELS FURNITURE \ tt\IDDLlPOI~ . '"' ·9124615 i; .. ~ : .l• ·A··~ . ' �ozce· 01. B._.,o- aa· ' ,. " . 1) very few people watah oth ~ • tllbll Jlltlj5&aiiJueY ";;. l!eill'te!lf WliiiBOi' lleeklell I eat; darkened restaurants see I wa~ The lovely gals in "SWeet Cbar· call the calllng-olf ofl Sal> 1 to that. • lty" feel more sect!l'e aiOIIII dl's may reJnstste Ill old and tJ.J Should all these remedies Bdwy. these m!dnlgbts beca111e dellahlfully sardine • par.ked fail then capitalize on your Jack O'Brian they're gettlllg expert In Karate "Little Bar," t"Olorful, uncorn.'-,- llucromliletlleJtefaurJumbie., 1 1' "cllirerence" You're the RaJ , at Judo Inc., on E. 55th ... Van- fortable, always crowcled: and - letlfr lo IICh oquare, lo , Jl h0 lb. ·· Composer Frederick Loewe's 1 Which is getting bad ratings fore long .. · ~andy Bergen, s derbilt heir wm . cushing and , run. .....~: form four ordinary words. i w . saves_ ~ gl1ys money - simple reason for happy retire- from every po5sible direction. hardly a starlet yet and she s / · ~~~~;~~~evmw'~OJNT ment to Europew1 yachts, cav- Nubar Gulbenkian U1e billion- fighting the ~eight problem · · · far, travel and girls: he' s al- aire oilman whose personal ec· at Gallaghers, Michael .. cline : 1 EASf TERMS . •• Dear Helen: ready earned more thau 18.· centricities are legion (wears told us hiS next pic.~•- The 1 i!f!f!l 1 With all your talk In Amerl- 000,000 from "My Fair Lady" a fresh orchid attached to his Billion Dollar Br~m will be i , 1• j• • ca about the "new freedom" 1 alone and his other musicals lapel daily and dresses like a filmed in Helsmki. i would lilte to go on record as {Brtg'oooon, GlgL elc:) would 19th Century dandyj had Va~x- The alatial J. P . Morgan ; · saying American girls a r e keep him 1vhirhng m equally / hall , the British car f1rm, budd Lo 1 ~ d estate has been I very repressed. lush "'lirt'menl . .. One muSI- him (for $17,000) an exact rep- nt~ sban ouple of modern I am on my way home to cal in the CBS network would· tlica of_ a 1914 English landau- ~eause~ ·:'_ 'Bdwy. satr Gwen France after being in collegc ln't ltke to atr as} speCHI!: let tax1 cab m whtch he crmses (Sweet Charity) Verdon and! W'-IAT SHCWclts 01'bere. I got my face slapped. or I :~~nboom kYankees, 'dtakeden fhrom Igrandtsly thr~~lgt~ th L oln don her director choreographer'! FLO't!IE.Ii:S MA'r'-Enearly so, so many times I de· )um once cons1 er s eer Istree . . s e on Y car h b d B b F sse . _ Comic eided to give up women. fiction , ··The Year the Yankees civilized eoougb to go to the J usck a~ t 0 :ars he's writ- ! If there are over • aggres- Lost The Pennant" · . . For any- opera wearing a top hat," he . a ar :~~w lied "Eating I 'f'E/llAP :oiow arrantrt the circled l.tten . ~ng ~ c~ sive females here, as some of one just arriving from Outer explained blithely. h' gca Matter" .. ~ lo form tile surprtu answer, as .:::1 . ·- _ . IU((ested by the abon cartoon. the men lament about in advice Magnolia. CBS of course owns 1 B as~ball great Phil Riz~uto's 1 ~eith:r wa~h~ London _ taped : columns, I wish 1 had found the Yankees ball team . . .. 1dad d1ed .. . One of the great TV show ("Hippodrome" .. _.I ":-:========::::::~~'::'::==:: one' 1 was accused of being , sloe-eyed foreign film stars got 1 - - -- ~~=..:.:.~---'---- - -----:::::::"""'=Ia wh3t they calJ a "sc.x: maniac" mail on this subject is evenly ' her sexily tilted glimBobmerHs :;,i.~ : !An1wen lomorrow) when I was onlv actmg a-, . d b h 'd . ._ 1 1ong-ago surgery Oy- s . split an ot s1 es msb son Tony pass ed the ca l'f Jun!hle•: PIOIE GLADE COUPON lOTION comes naturally . - PIERRE .' . 1 or ma 1't-M~rdat· ' ll De p· . thetrs ts the on1y way ._ . bar exams George Jessel ar terre · .\w-.·er: Wlwt d1e prUoner'• plo1 WUI-A .,CELL OUT'' Which of course 1s wrong, I . · • • Sorry about that. But also 11 diS('overcd Liz Rem1y had got Your Full Service Bank Is •• , because tht:r£' IS no pat ans\wr . h ld glad to hear it American_ fr l ld . marrted SQ I e o go-go-goat _, 1 1 1 1 · to ··Shou u or s lOU n t 1 · 1 d ed h d h! males aren 't repressed. fnend ' _b ··•" Th d .- .· 1 ~nmp .v <It er aug er - t I t. - II keep 111!' 1Jcl ~ e_ ec tstorl , Brenda Archbishop John JUS se ec IV€. · •d d d · - 1 C!t' · 1 1 012-ar Helen j epen s on oz.en s o O J I Patnr k Cody should be wearwh' t I . th . I stances rangw ~ from malu r· mg ;~ cardinal's red beany bea nes me IS ese gJr s I tty to need - btllh fmam· t.d I wh'> JUSt can't make up thetr d 1 an emo1tona1 SA y E• ,' mmds what to do wtth thf'n tl- T ramed roun:.e 1or.". 11 ~,r It•\ " ~t 1 i . leg!t1matr" hab1es, c:md ask ·vour. 1 g1r DURING OUR 1:-; -N 1w 1 1o dn. 'fh ey tl'l. "' by Helel" Bottel readt>rs, Should I or shouldn t 1 . 1 , 11 , . 11 · kino ., 0 th .ll cart ·\ lUI un , . b b I give fn)' a )' away '} " they can choo~l' tlw best {'Oitr s•• YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! The remedy? Perhaps your T~ey ought to know ..that no for1e.l tl b· bv . _ 11 . k h d 1 Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yeal3 doctor Will prescnbe a mild i one can rn~ e t at ecJslDn or ..=;·iliiilii-- :.- -•llllliiiiiillli -! This column is f!lr yol1ng peo· tranquilizer. But first figure out l l~em . A~d tf they made . I he .,.. euv loo o.uons Member Federal Reserve Sysum ple, their_ problems and pleas- just exacttv why you can 't eal first dect sJOn - to cave m <md l><~s an<~ 1;-: • ~ rN" NOW IN PROGRESS -b ures, their troubles and fun . . f If risk having a baby _ t 1_ 1 en 'r1~ .vs .1 , , ~hi ' •n Member Federal Deposit Imuronco Corporation . H 1 H 1 rn ront o 1 oys. you arl' un· MtAMt BEACH 1 As w1th the rest o e en c r b bl they should be capable ol de~et ,·our s."."' ~~ ....~, -r,,t ,.,· 1 1 1 . · sure a ou a e mannet's-s u· US! . It welcomes laughs but • d tl nd t· t ciding what to do with it They tlnh••homt,le t.u.J t , nu c won't dodge a serious ques tion hy up olnf u:m,tha k prac Jce a shouldn't have to ask others to .:s;ev:. 1 .:!~tEno5:.A;o~!~o:~ 0~n.o MIDDLEPORT, 0. h f orne. vou m you m a y · With a brus -of. goof up ~r "look funny ." re- decide for them . - COED .....,. -~-. - ~~,.....,., SMJ~ ,tJa; ',,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,.,.....,. Send your teen-age ques. . Dear Coed· tions tct YOUTH ASKED F'OH me:-l:ler a boy 15 twtce as When unwed expectant moth· IT care of Helen Help US!, clumsy <'IS a glrl and . he' s too ers ask advice from my read· newspaper. busy worry mg about himself to ers. they probably end up more CAN'T EAT WHEN DATING look closely at you. In fact. undecided !han ever be<ause Dear Helen: My problem is I can't e<Jt in front of boys. Every time I go , on a date I never eat, and then the boy doesn't either, when I mow he really wants to. After our Junior-Senior prom, · my date look me to an expensive restaurant and ordered a steak dinner. Thea I ordered juSl a coke, and sal there hal· ing myself, while he embarrassedly ate bis steak. I am pretty popular. Everyone says I have a good figure SUMMER TOYS - Garand a pleasant pen10nality. but den sets, pails, sprinkling what is wrong with me? Why cans, lawn mowers etc., can't I get food down w he n I'm with a boy? - GROWLto keep the kids amu~ed ING STOMACH PARAKEETS and happy. Dear G.S.: SWIMMING ACCESSOR· Perhaps 11 will make you 3.49 IES - Goggles, masks, feel better to learn you have Pet foods and supfins, snorkels, etc. lots of company. Embarrassplies lor birds, dogs, ment, excitement, or fear that OPEN FRI. & SAT. cats and fish . · she'll do something wrong can UNTIL 9 !urn off a girl's appetite, or give her sueh stomach flutters lhe Is afraid t. eat '". I've even heard from girls who gel actively nausea\ed be:· fore •~WY date and can't meel ------·-------- ..- - - their lloyo friends at the door POMEROY WY 2-3498 becaliie they've had to make ~ally !enUne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , July 14, 1966 5,''relJtalOOID'l!JE- I t I( J I =. . . ~I== ... l - - -- -- - '-•·"J -o.~ ,_. II OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 __j 1 THE SHOE BOX :~ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK SUMMER SHOE SALE • 1 . this ! i I I I Drive·ln I' II MEIGS THEATRE ~ I avw. E. ===--=iiiiiiiiii SIMON'S MARKET Open Dally 9:00 to 7:00-Frlday Til I SJtlurday Til 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY OUR FRESH GROUND & PACKAGED GROUND BEEF 3 $1·29 lb. A REAL BUY FOR COOKOUTS! Skinless WIENERS 2 79c lb. U.S. NO. 1 REO lb. 10 49c POTATOES bag McCOY'S HOMOGENIZED GRADE A MILK -HOLSUM OR ADAMS .S BREAD 8Sc gal. I ' 89C loaves ( INSTANT COFFEE MAXWELL HOUSE .' COLONIAL BRAND SUGAR On Sale Now·At Ingels Furniture . ' W:: : aGb~,~.I' S' aiJpicll Jli1sh r; I I club met recenUy at the home of Mrs. VIctor Hysell. Mr and Mn. Horton Tbomq Anita Houdashel~ president, family returned to their WMU lnbercharge eredofthrollemeetlngl.l eJil s answ ca BI'UDI\VIck Tueeday, af· \VIth a flower blooming In their a visit with his parents, Mr. garden. Mra. Hysell read the Mr>. Everett Thomu. rules for the county flower show Mrs. Max Meinhart at the lair. Monday evening, after Reports given Included, on weeks visit in health, of encephailtis brought with her daughter and on ~y mosquitoes, by Grace Hy· law, Mr. and Mrs. Cfalr •.ell, safety report on uphy%la· ker and doughier. linn, by Kosta Hysell; a Dow· er report on marigolds, SOlan Miss Debble Boso of and a report on I he Bend Is spending a few days tour at Carpenter by Anita I HAPPY HUSTLERS Class of i ~ame~E. ~:·~n, B:Iey, ~ with her grandmother, Mrs. and Beverly Houdashelt. the Racme Methodist Church\ a., s. ·- ' Mf' . Nan Moore, lay dele- Ilessle Patterson. P-Jgy Milhoan showed 17, wiD en their rummage sale lumbus; Joseph Grmnan, RavHute to Uw ,....onference show· · . . op 1 enswood: Mrs. Ollie SmJ~ eti col< ed slides of - . Mr. and Mra. Darrell Pickens common pe~ts includmg aphids, and Town and Country Store ' Oak Hill; Ralpb S. Dettre, Rav·j . . .. 1 M1'ddl Elizabeth Ann and Darrell tent caterpillar, sow bug and Fnday, July 15, and Saturday, . ••swond · Delbert R Smith scenes opor1• ' ' ; Mrs. Thomas · A planned potluck dirmer pre- elud ing a~ the river boats of Charlestorl, W. Va., and cut worm, an d Held'1 Mllhoan J u1y 16' ·m t he but'ld't~g nex l. to I~· Ravenswood M.' ceded the meeting ol !he Pome- h and Mrs Clsrence Karr displayed a llve rhinoceros bee!· C\.ster • Barber Sbop 1n Racme. Patterson Wellston · Mrs Mar1 1· t . j roy Garden club Monday even- ehavy snows o ads Will eCrhrl, t Mr and Mrs Robert Karr le. !Jnda ftollon gave a dem-- They will hold them every Frl· ,·on 0 Hu'tchinson Rt I Ewingc urch sanctuary urmg s· · . r1 d nd s da · ' · lng , at the home of Mrs. Walter . ts 1 daughter Slade of Millers- onstration of a Japanese mo • ay a atur Y· ton. Mrs Charles o Melvin 1 and pom 1. • masan d Easer. o ~ b t · d'ed ' · · ' Grueser, RiverVIew Dnve, intere•t taken at l.akeoide at viJited Sunday with M,_ ana arrangemen U!lll8 rl ICE CREAM SOCIAL a! the Rt. I Ironton: Joseph L. Cozad, \VIth Mrs. James Titus as co conference. She had pictures of Mrs . Charles B._ Karr Sr. dock and black-eyed susan dais- Rock Springs Methodist Church R!. 2_ Wellston : Mrs. Glendon hostess. lormer postora of Heath Church Mrs. Glenn DiU VISited Wedand on Friday, July IS, at 6:30 p. J . W•UIO, Rt. 3 Jockson; Jill The dinner was served 011 !he lricluding Rrv Grahom, who nesday evening, with Mr. m. Five flavors of homemade Ann Williams, Jackson. patio and members were seat- has attended 59 Ohk> Conferenc- Mrs . Rollin Bearhs. were served by Peg· ice cream , cake, and hot Births ed at tables. With white covers es, the Rev . and Mra. Danger- Mr . and Mrs . Melvin VanMe· and Heidi Milhoan to 11 will be sold. Mrs . Paul H. Burl . Colum- 1 decorated w1!h blue and green !er and Rev. and Mrs. M. E. ter and son, Melvin Jr., o! . and two guests, Mrs. bus, daughter, 6:20 p.m. Wedflowe.,_ Dessert and beverage Do~son. cinnati spent the weekend Edison Hollon and Sue Bentz. POMEROY HIGH SCHOOL nesday. were served by the hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Athletic Association will sponDischarges I Miss L;·dia Ebersbach asked Following the program t h ter and Mrs. Ida Burns sor a teen record hop with the Mrs. Walter L. Athey , Wllgrace. congregation and honored mother, Mrs. Adam Shirley Ann Norril Jcys thls coming Friday night Uam M. Blackburn, James W. Following the dinner. the W41'e invited to the Mrs. Ray Seidenab~. Mrs. To Wed in A.ugullt from 8 to 11 p.m., at the Pome- Caldwell, Mrs. R. Dale Cogroup adjourned to the livmg dining room for punch and Henry Reibel, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Morris of roy H1gh School auditorium. burn, Mrs . Ellls E. Elliott, room for a meeting, wbleh DP· coo!~:ies from a table and Mrs. Charles Betz· Racm~ are announcing the mar. The dance Is open to the pub- Oscar M. Hanson, Regina L. ened \VIth the verse of the with an arrangement o( white visited Wednesday at Mar- riage of their daugbter, Sherley Uc. _ Hogg, Davis Y. Ingels, Wayne month by Mrs. Charles Per- daisies. Members of the with Mrs. Pearl Wakely. AM Norris, to Mr. Gary Hall, LETART FALLS Umted Bre- Rarvis, Kathryn E. Lambert, report Mr. Wakely as son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hall: thren Church will sponsor a David E. Laywell, Robert K. singer, president. Devotions ta- nor Circle were In ken from Romans II: 25-36 were the social hour . Mrs. qui!• ilL of Riceville, Iowa. I rummage sale at the Smith proLewis, Pearl C. Oliver, Mrs. led by Mrs. Grueser who had Bradbury presided at the The wedding will lake place perty on 2nd 8!. in Pomeroy Robert C. Stafford, Mrs. Kinlor her theme, "Natore, the bowL 1n Riceville 1n the First Melli- Friday, July 15. The sale will ner Vanover, Georgeann Watodist Church next August rr. start at g a.m. son , Salem A. Yates, Mrs. Carart of God" from the Upper Room. bride-to-be is a graduate The Morning Star E.U.B. I roll J . Yost. DonnaHamey, Mrs . 1 Members responded to roll . ATTEND PARTY Racine High School, and Ia Youth Fellowship is ~ponsor· l Donald Hall and mfant daugh- ' call with plants that laugh at F1~~ members of the as 8 secretary for ing an ice cream 8 oca_al Fri· ter, Mrs. James E. Martm and drought. A communication was AUXIliary of Co. Mr. Hall is also employ· day, July 15, at 7 p.m. m the /· I rend from Mrs. l.ois Weaver. Post 128, were In The annUli picnic of the Deby the 3M Co. church ba~ement. It will be sold 1 pu!y club and district by the dish end one-half galPomeroy. Ohio president of Ute Ohio Associa· Thur>day for !he lion of Garden clubs, concern· party given for the of District 13, Daughters MR. KARR HONORED Ion containers. ing the stale anventlen to be Hospital patients. America was held Sunday Mr. and Mra. Charles Lytle SATURDAY NOT OPEN held at Cincinnati, in Nether- from Middleport were Mrs. noon, at the home of Edith entertained wlth a dinner sun- MIDDLEPORT PARK assoTONIGHT land-Hilton hotel August 24-25. bm- Roush, president, and ing, Tuppers Plains. evening, at their home, elation will sponsor a dance FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mrs. Peninger and Mrs. Fred diStrict rebabllllatlon chatrman, A poUuck dinner wu Ave., honoring ber bro- party this Saturday nigh! at July 15-16 Blae1tnar reported on the coun· and Mrs. Dale Kennedy. at I p.m. , on the lawn with Clair Karr, on his the Middleport cemmumty park .,KING RAT" ty officers meeting held recentMrs. Betzlng asking grace. day. Homemade ice cream etarting at 8 p.m. _ _ __ _ ly in Middleport. AI'"OUNCE REUNION Following the dinner, a decorated birthday Cake Tom Courtenay hers, families and friends With the dinner to served PT. PLEASANT - The business session wu held invited. ... '" ....., nual lloffman reunion will Mrs. Betzing, vice president, In honored guest and Mr;,•·n~Iamllifiiiiiiiiiiiiii • ~:.~~ ~~t,:'~':i~~ held Sunday, July 17, at charge. It was reported · and Mrs. Mickey ~ MtAMI 01 "'" Union camp grounds. A Edith Wakely's hugband Mac, Mickey, and Sherr! Gel J"our Saver Book Today1s e M and Mrs Char Unbtue.,.IIM lnlt 'l'nl• !dinner will be served at critically til In Memorial Hos- 0 yracus ; r. · · cuniuo .... ITATION and there wUJ be ilames for pita!, Marietta. Plans were dis- les R. Karr Sr., Pomeroy : and uo~w~,""~··~·~·-~-~·n~·~·~··~,.~~ch~il~dr~e~n~in~th ~e~a~ft~er~n~oo~n~-=j cussed fer state session to Mr. and Mrs. Lytle and Susan. · ---- - --- - held August 15-17. Attending were lve ANNOUNCE PICNIC • Jean Wolff, Sally Smith, The annual picnic of the MoJenk!ns, Annabelle Kehl, Woodmen Camp 7230, • . 10M Llna McVay of Marietta; PrJb. Burlingham, will be beld Sunble Wilson, Galllpoll!; ~~~~~:/;day, July 17, at lbe Meiga Counel Seidenabel and Edna Fairground. A basket dinner will be held at 12 noon. All me111. Pomeroy; Nettle Hayes, Middleport ; Vera Householder and Gladys Hannahs, New Lallng· ion, Erma Cleland anol Betty Roush, Chesler; Mrs. For Evary Sewing Naed and a guest, Margaret D.vesvlUe, a past state Slngor Safos-Servlce and district deputy of 11. Groups Sunday • 5 ~~59c 10 • • r®-- I · .... I s- !o BEN FRANKLI~S·IO , W= ~:rgl~~ wh~~: Park il ~proved PT. PLEASAJfr- '!'he POTATO~· ····• Road ConuntSilon aDd IIOI!d· «c•lllled 10 o1 IIICII't Holzer Hospital! Visiting i aide Development Division has than elgbl poueds of potaloe 111URSDAY . bours 24 and 7-a p.m. Parents : g1ven !mal approval !or a road- pa: per1011 Pff @J, POMEROY BEND C. B. Ra· oDI on PedialricB Ward lido park in Mason County -~~~il!;;;;;o;;;i;;liOi;;o;;;iii;;il;;-. clio club wni hold l!s regular y Admissions ' only the oecond in the cotmtv. monthly meeting Thu1'8doy eveT Hall ~ St t St. The p.u k will be located on H& SoH niDI, July 14, at' the club house I.:Sltl~~~k waiers, R:. ~ v~: Route !7, 1.4 mnes from the 1:1 vn on Lincoln HID . /ton · Mrs Jean F. Cobb Pat.- Jackson Couoty line near Gtm· ' . D Gl ville Ridge It will be located TONIGHT .... PIUDAY YOUTH PRAYER Group of riot Star Rt.; Mrs. an ass- on property of Elmer Pullins the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist man, Pl. Plea•ant; Krl!ta L. and will Include a group she·ltei· II "SEX ANQ THE JINGLE t:hurch will meet at the ehurt:h, Wedge, Rt. 2 Letart, Robin d 'nd' -d kout GIRL" Rohrbough, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. an severa1 1 lVJ ua1 coo Thursday, at 6·30 p.m. Harold F. Stewart. Pt. Pleas- Igrates covering one acre of 1'oll7 Cw:tlo Natallo Wood ' ROCK SPRINGS Grange wiD ant; Robert E. Fruth, Pl. Piea- i •pace \VIth ample parking Es(Teclu!lcolor) meet Thursday, at 8 p.m. There san!; Mro. Ernie L. Roush, Rt. Umated cost of the roadside -and-. wlll be practice for inspection. 1 Letart; Mrs. Margaret M.l park will be $10,000. uop HUMAN IONDAGI" A picnic dinner at 7 p m. will Archer, Middleport. Mrs. Bly- - - - --'-- - - - Kim Novak wwrencolluvey precede the meeting. the J . Thesis, Rt.1 Racme; Mrs. !no;;fa;;;;nt;;;;;;;;d;;;;a;;;iugii;;h;;;;te;;;;r;;;; . Ch 1 T Curtis Racine- Mra 1· FRIDAY ares · . • ' • 8S' Dof A 8~ or VALUES! PLAYTIME ESSENTIALS! ~ MasouCouuty'e2nd Hospital News CAl.d'JE'N·DAR Picnic Held OUR~PARADE ISHOP AbOUt p0mer0y SOCIAL · PCitluck Dinner Is Enjoyed by Garden Club - US!l JuniorGarden ClubMeetsot Hvsel/ Home T' . 14, 196&-5 The Rev. and Mrs. Max Don. Rua•ell; an official welcome shue and children, Gregory, en by Mrs . James Euler , Pas· 2nd Kimberly, were welcomed !oral Relations chairman. to Heath Melhodiat Churcb 1 Wednesday evening at a recep- The word we come was tion held In the church. More ed out by Mrs . James than 75 parishioners greeted the the "W" as president of WSCS; new minister and his iamily. Mrs. William Russell, " E" A pro""am was given In the the Eleanor Circle; •· Krawsozyn "L"· W!lllam Russanctuary with Emerson Jones, 11 ' t' ' th ''C" the lay leoder, the announcer. The se : represen •ng e ' proll!'am included an organ pre- ~h~~r . Miss Bess Sanborn_. the lude by William Russell, music 0 from her long assocwllon director; a vocal selection, in the ~~'":!'h; Mr. Edward "How Great Thou Art," by Ben Young, M of the men of the Philson, accompanied by Mr. ~h~;ch; and Mrs. 0 · P. Klem, E In conclusion. Mrs. Bern· ard Fultz was program man. XI l 1 o., July Heath Pastoral Family is Welcomed u, __, _, E • R · nwiJeSaay Venmg at ecept10n I :::::.1 [ I '· Da1111elltlne1, Pometoy.Middleport, . I .. '• 1 I D HELEN HELP I~ '\f 'J I 17'1fR(})I' (] - ·- \ FABRICS I • ~q;ui~t!l:;·;runs;-~l;or~th;e;b;a;th;roo~m;-~~================;;;~i • McCall's Patterns :.OUR OWN LABEL.. "EBERSBACH 11 I ,· . GOOD ROOF Pleasant YaQey HoiJIUal ADMITTED: Dr. Carl Irvin, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. James War· ' ner, Leon. DISCHARGES: None. The FABRIC SHOP 992-2214 115 W.2nol p_,., SACROPED.JC Nationally advert ised year 'round price $59.95 [ E§CRIP't\ON yOUR PR RGAlK \K K\StORl tat 8\GGI.Sl ~~ Ancient Arah Pharmacists Had To 81 I I The Dodge Boys are dealin' the bottom out of prices to put you in the lead. Ahead of the pack. With the great Dodge breed. Drive your own bargain: a Dart, Coronet, Polara, Monaco or Charger. Ride with the good guys. TWO KINDS I Asbestos Fillre Roof Paint and Asphaltum Roof Paint Warm, cuddly and light as a feather bul with the healthiest ~air lungs you ever heard. And oh, those eyeel Wh~ they looked up Into yours, you were sure they could recognize you. Seems like jUsl a little while ago, doesn't II? And now that wee bll of pink 111101 is grown up and having an· other birthday. t' \ I FOR THE IMPORTANT to remember, see IIIIi Bulova gift WlllCh collection. .25 $ ·I - Ready For The Brush! • .Ebersbach Hardware "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY MAIN ST. tlonl. Here'• the sure-curt tor backaches '. tor.~ ....toodolot, ..... It .,_ GALLON - - - 95c 5 GALLON otlo - ,... ..... You can tell they're good cuys; they all wear white hats. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Mill & Second Streets Go8$sler Jewelry Store Middleport, 0. Cot,!rt Pomeroy St. ;_ _,..,_..,...,.. ~ - . .,. .. "' ~" .... .,~.......,._~ 'f ...._ .....-..... -------------·· - -o ..,...,..,~ = ol I ~•·-~ - .........---·~... ~ ........ ,. ., ..... -···· .-.. -· .. . . .. _, - - --~ ----·--- .-·--- -~-·-.-···-· . ·.. . ..~__ . .,. . . . .'... -...-- - - ·•""'·~ · ..-~. . .,. ._ _ _ _f ' -~-::---t---'1!"'1"..,.>!1'i ' SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS 112 E. Main ~ ' I' -.~--· duo to sleep ina on too ocft a mattrou. A $20 uvlnfl on t11e mottres& that'• mode for hollthful back support and sound. comfortable sleep. The Sacropodlc fmu,. Unlfuud' Conatruc.,ion, an exclusive deep quiltin& process thlt combines lu~eurious sottn11s with finn hoaHhful support. And to top a oil, the Borneo Sacropedic has dont 1way wtth Utose annoylna mattress button once and for oil' otjooto nan .. Wblle Europe wu In the Dllk Al•lo Arabs were addlnc to the ballc know· ledge of medlclue. They npened pblrm&clea and were licensed. Today ONLy llcenaecl pro!ealouala tl8l1 drUgs u well u fill your preocrlpo BIRTHOAY you wish \ I Uclll.. ,, •. ', '. ,.. ~)~ , ..... ~,••• 6- ,. ' t• "\-; 4 ·Reet~tered PbannaclJti tO' Sene You Open Friday and IMPfRIII. Sacrt·pedic a regular $69.95 deluxe mattress ,_only $41.!15 Quiltorama• Mattress "Tha World'5 Grutest Sleepin& Ptll"' only $71.71 Slturdiy Nights INGELS FURNITURE \ tt\IDDLlPOI~ . '"' ·9124615 i; .. ~ : .l• ·A··~ . ' �" r 'I .. I~ . . . . . . . Aftlll • ...6lflliY IKIQ(OI.Ii alii& UtU~fY IMII tt -··· If" r ,K J: CAN H-::: EA:c:R:---...----. TWO·T>IREE HENS ·'fONDER A·CACKLIN'IN «iME$ PAW!! AN' HE'S FliTCH IN' HIS CHICKEN SACK· ·· SOMETHIN' REAL TASTY FER I j 1!'1 SUPPER h I' HONDA WJ.S & SERVICE e e SALES e RENTALS II ONI OP THI e eCompl111 ilolulpmont e 1 ROOM house, lurR!ture, bath, coal lpraace and garap, drilled well, 2 acres, 3. mllu on State Rt. 7 from ell)' Jim. ils. Possession immediately, $6,500. Hele• Sauvage, Ph. 11112-2890. 7 12 ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers Crtw's Steak House M11on, W. Yo. 77U611 Horton If, • 2106 NICIIT PIOPLII '!CAL~ . DICK RAWLI~ . llwllngs Honda ..,.. I THAT (OcAT;,: WAS AS BIG AS~?- ?~ WAL-AS BIG AS WY 24151 MIDDLIPORT, . , •......,,o. 1 YO' IS.~'" ' EXI'ERI&NCED PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST WHEEl AUGNMENT IM1 IRAKI SERVICE IDle Ahgnment Shop 1 Uk&M!l!IC Ph-tf2.U76 I W. Moln It, l'omiNY ran.erty G111011r Worb liFTER ALL 'THE J06!l ARE fiLLEt> A~ 1\1ER£~ /JmliMG BodJ LEFT TO llO... WHAT:S 11-IE SECDfJD F~O~ OF 'Ill' secot-JD FUIVCIIOIJ, MR. ly KINe GASULINI! ALLEY mine , '5arqe! SMWMaJTII,,., 1 ~ee ~ou II LEAPER? •t qaraqe! iii NN LdliiOr lliOit ec.r •Trvck ettuter AIR.CONDIT10NEO P"- Cvt 0.. AH Models In Shick During Our • 66 CH£VROlET I'V... SALE e EAGLES --"- $610·00 ~--:oo 00 :~~oo BUFFALOS _ , ..... $660· PLUS FUI8HT I TAX Pomeroy Motor Co. o..n SU~ Porne,., ALL TRAILER ACCESSORIES REDUCED Core eBull.._ •Any Type WY ~2196 Employment Wanted . ' • !lilt All Col- Praducto IALI IND5 JULY 24, 1N6 10% OFF l&y CHESTER OCI'JLD WANTEI) - Wort for b al ~ dozer, PhD am. STOY!S e LANTERNS e ICI BOX e HIATIRS e JUGS 10% OFF DICK TRACY ' . River NeW& FUHMY "rnlHf; MOOT THEM ~' OIOH"T KNOW THEY WAS HERE' BUTQ.INKY k'f'&J1 l~ST. LUMPIEST BOA CONST!t'IC"'DR Y'EVEQ g;f! TURNED OUT Tt-i" ~ WAG~I - ,... ··-i If* ••. WINNIE WINKLE By BRANNiil ' ' · ' ' 1. • ·.~. • wERE ONLY H~ EXCHANGE. MJoOOII, BE51DE5, JU6T GOT ON DUTY. t ,, ·.. ~. ~ •'• '!:!":: ........... .. . ..... ---····-· -·-- -· _ _ _ ...................... - . • .. • .:... ....,.,._r::: . - --.. ..... ~ ..... u·- ,..--:-... ___ ~ . -_ ....__.. . ·.-. . . . .---- _.,.___.. - - -~ - - ~· ~· -·- . ..·----···•t -... --· .. ·--....... ,..~- - ·-· -- · . . .. . . '·~·- ., '~·· �" r 'I .. I~ . . . . . . . Aftlll • ...6lflliY IKIQ(OI.Ii alii& UtU~fY IMII tt -··· If" r ,K J: CAN H-::: EA:c:R:---...----. TWO·T>IREE HENS ·'fONDER A·CACKLIN'IN «iME$ PAW!! AN' HE'S FliTCH IN' HIS CHICKEN SACK· ·· SOMETHIN' REAL TASTY FER I j 1!'1 SUPPER h I' HONDA WJ.S & SERVICE e e SALES e RENTALS II ONI OP THI e eCompl111 ilolulpmont e 1 ROOM house, lurR!ture, bath, coal lpraace and garap, drilled well, 2 acres, 3. mllu on State Rt. 7 from ell)' Jim. ils. Possession immediately, $6,500. Hele• Sauvage, Ph. 11112-2890. 7 12 ROUSH & LYONS Camping Trailers Crtw's Steak House M11on, W. Yo. 77U611 Horton If, • 2106 NICIIT PIOPLII '!CAL~ . DICK RAWLI~ . llwllngs Honda ..,.. I THAT (OcAT;,: WAS AS BIG AS~?- ?~ WAL-AS BIG AS WY 24151 MIDDLIPORT, . , •......,,o. 1 YO' IS.~'" ' EXI'ERI&NCED PIZZA AT ITS GREATEST WHEEl AUGNMENT IM1 IRAKI SERVICE IDle Ahgnment Shop 1 Uk&M!l!IC Ph-tf2.U76 I W. Moln It, l'omiNY ran.erty G111011r Worb liFTER ALL 'THE J06!l ARE fiLLEt> A~ 1\1ER£~ /JmliMG BodJ LEFT TO llO... WHAT:S 11-IE SECDfJD F~O~ OF 'Ill' secot-JD FUIVCIIOIJ, MR. ly KINe GASULINI! ALLEY mine , '5arqe! SMWMaJTII,,., 1 ~ee ~ou II LEAPER? •t qaraqe! iii NN LdliiOr lliOit ec.r •Trvck ettuter AIR.CONDIT10NEO P"- Cvt 0.. AH Models In Shick During Our • 66 CH£VROlET I'V... SALE e EAGLES --"- $610·00 ~--:oo 00 :~~oo BUFFALOS _ , ..... $660· PLUS FUI8HT I TAX Pomeroy Motor Co. o..n SU~ Porne,., ALL TRAILER ACCESSORIES REDUCED Core eBull.._ •Any Type WY ~2196 Employment Wanted . ' • !lilt All Col- Praducto IALI IND5 JULY 24, 1N6 10% OFF l&y CHESTER OCI'JLD WANTEI) - Wort for b al ~ dozer, PhD am. STOY!S e LANTERNS e ICI BOX e HIATIRS e JUGS 10% OFF DICK TRACY ' . River NeW& FUHMY "rnlHf; MOOT THEM ~' OIOH"T KNOW THEY WAS HERE' BUTQ.INKY k'f'&J1 l~ST. LUMPIEST BOA CONST!t'IC"'DR Y'EVEQ g;f! TURNED OUT Tt-i" ~ WAG~I - ,... ··-i If* ••. WINNIE WINKLE By BRANNiil ' ' · ' ' 1. • ·.~. • wERE ONLY H~ EXCHANGE. MJoOOII, BE51DE5, JU6T GOT ON DUTY. t ,, ·.. ~. ~ •'• '!:!":: ........... .. . ..... ---····-· -·-- -· _ _ _ ...................... - . • .. • .:... ....,.,._r::: . - --.. ..... ~ ..... u·- ,..--:-... ___ ~ . -_ ....__.. . ·.-. . . . .---- _.,.___.. - - -~ - - ~· ~· -·- . ..·----···•t -... --· .. ·--....... ,..~- - ·-· -- · . . .. . . '·~·- ., '~·· �,. . I. , (') '1 ·'· ~~ ·\ · About Middle)JOrt ..eekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rlchanl Pickens wer< Mr. and Mrs. Chari., Pickens ~ ind son, Bruce, Cleveland; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pickens, Baltimore, Md .. and their sister, Mrs. Paul Kautz and daughlers of Columbus; also Mr. end Mrs. Jan Haurk and chi!- ~ dren, Brent and Brenda of Colwnbus. They also visited in . Mason, W. Va. with Mrs. Mar1 garet Pickens and Mr and 1 Mrs. Bill Thomas where a fam-~ lly picnic was held. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bing and daughter. Judy, Clevelanct, were recent guests of her motller, Mrs. J. K. Smith and olh· er relatives. Riehard Pickens is ·a surgical patient a! Meigs General Hospital. Mrs. Walter Athey is a patient at Holzer Hospital for ub· servation and treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly aDd son, Tommy. and Mrs. Vincent Dabo spent Salurday in Columbus. Weekend visitors with Mr. lnd Mrs. Albert Roush and ·lamily were Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roush and daughter, thy, Newton Falls; Mr. and Mrs. LarrY Flowers, ColumbLIS; Mrs. Gamet Herdman, Mrs. James Mathefly, and family, Gary and lim, and Mrs. Alta Miller, Le:>n, W. Va. \ -r 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roush and family of Des Moines, Iowa, nave arrived for a visit with 11is parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee lousb and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch md sons, Steven and David ol Wheeling, W. Va., >pent the weekend with their parents, Mr. onrl Mrs. Perry Mitch and Mr. md Mrs. John Seines. Miss Elaine Davis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Davis, bas returned from a seminar at liJe Patiw University in Greeotastle, Ind. She was returned home by her mother. who was occompanied on the lrip by !lean Barnitz and Mrs. 0. B. ltout. Mrs. Stout at~ended the aniversity there several years BETHEL 6Z MEETS Belll•l No. 82 of the lnternalionai Order of Job's Daughters met Monday evening at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, wilh Linda Lyons , honored queen. presiding. Plans were made to a'ttend church services at the Gro:al B•nd Methodisl church Sunday, Augusl 7, at 9:30a.m., ahd for a school of instruction Monday, August 8. All officers md th~ choir are to meet at :he Pomeroy Masonic Temple Wednesday, Augusl 3, at 5 p. n. for practice. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris This Week End in the Womens Ready To e Chane! No. 5 oou de Co log no eMy Sin IOU doLonvln Cologne e Tobu Cologne By Dank • A:r,...o 11u de Lonvln Co log no Wear Department on the 2nd Floor - We Are Having ASale of WOMENS UNIFORMS CLEANUP SALE CORDUROY PILLOWS 12" size - round and square box aha~. Fllllnf Polyurethane Foam, Red, Melon, Beige, G<lld. .... 69c $5.95 Uniforms-- $4.00 $6.95 Uniforms $7.95 Uniforms·- $6.00 $8.95 Uniforms-- $7.00 .-;<.oo HOUSE BROOMS STICK-ON PLASTIC Tbe modem broom for the modern kitchen. Made 18'' wide, good selection lolo of 100% broom com. Light in wight. Sturdily COD· structed for extra wear. patterns. Decorate! everythinjl. $10.00 and $1G.9S Uniforms lndlano Mold ALL VINYL $1.39 39c r•rd • • 69c $12.95 and $13.95 Uniforms • Printed Sailcloth • 45" width - FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALEI INFANTS & TODDLERS MIAMI 3 Nlahtl ta Get rour ••nr aiACH Boel Todai'- Uabe.u...abl• bat Tme Cl.l'IPII~ Ill W. Mtlll DAI IT'ATIOII lt., ,..,.._.., Ollie !• PILLOW CASES Crawlers--Sun Suits Diaper Sets Sizes small, medium, large and 9-12 or 18 months. A good 1eleclion of styles. $1.00 SUN SUITS SALE T7c $1.69 SUN SUITS SALE $1.28 $1.9S CRAWLERS-PLAY SUITS $1.68 $2.95 DIAPER SETS.CRAWLER SETS $2.1. 0 $3.95 NEVER IRON DIAPER SETS $2.50 $1 OO 100% cotton. fine seectlon of colorful printed de· signs. Size 40x36. ·Stripes In Gold - Blue - Green - Pink - Orchid. Large 22x44 inch size, 2 for Fine combed 100% rotton. Drlp-drl crease resistant finish. ',8" - ¥•" - ;) .. - 1" checks. Preshrunk. Vat colors. All colors. Sol• DISH TOWELS 3 for $] OO Choose stripe~, cheeks, lloral patterns. Colorful, aboorbenl All Bli l~x30 QUALITY CUSTOM DRAPERIES $]CO 49c 39c "• 69c 99c $1.74 $1.49 $2.27 $1.49 17c 17e $1.49 99c 17c $1.27 $2.10 $2.44 SUO FOR TABLE and FLOOR LAMPS While Tlu!U IAII $100 ..... pair MATCHING WASH CLOTHS 12x12 inches DRESS PRINTS Subjects by Well Known Artlats. Seucapea - Horm - SUD Life - Landsca~ - Portraits - Street Scenes. FOR THIS 00 SAL I 4 for $1.00 Rejular 39c and 49c qual· DRESS UP SLACKS 85% Cotton, 15'11. 480 Nylon. Tapered. Slim Fitting, Wp Huuing, ww RiR. Woru withoul a boll No cuHs. Solid eolors: black; lode:n: ~reef!. wheat. . ily, COMFY BED RESTS Corduroy and ijrlghl Splashy Florals loll "Chapel Hill" 55·Pieco 6ervlco for 8 Stainless Steel FLATWARE SETS .... 92 pc. Chapel Hill Service for 12. Stainless Steel Flatware Sets. $]8 95 I $6 00 $1.00 8 - 2 0c. knives, 16 teaspoolUI, 8 eacb aoup spoolUI, forks, salad or dessert fork, plua 2 tablespoolUI, 2 pierced spoons, 1 cold meat fork, I gravy ladle, I pastry server. Complete with gift box. HI THROW-AWAY BAGS For AU Vacuum Cleanen .... 79cpk•. S,OCIIIPurcho• Victorian Charm Pattern 82 pc. Service for 8. Stainless Steel Flatware Seta. MEN'S ATTACHE CASES ~9 95 .oat HousowarH Dept.-hi Floor Re-New1, Jle.Flnisbes, ~ Alpbalt Tile, Rubber Tlle, VInYL Linoleum, Wood, Cement, Lu-. Golden Slor Mo..Oie MARBlE POLISH brilbt and beautiful floor In 20 to 30 minutes. Willi Keeps marble llowlnll A modem profasfonal form· u1a to eleou, poUsb and proteet morble-top loble&. 8 ounce size. ~ 00a quart 98c Terruo Flooring, A Salel ~IRS Smart patterns and colors you 'U want to try "Bandana"- "Crystal Palace." $1.98 BATH TOWELS SALE PRICE $1 .59 ll9c MATCHING HAND TOWEL 69c 49c WASH CLOTHS 39c $3 66 HARDKOTE FLOOR GLAZE wearing. Cannon and Fieldcrest BATH TOWELS 95 fRIDAY SATURO Y SALI Take Advontoge Now of the Sole PrlcH On '\ Well made - good han· dles and Joclu. Black and Sun Tan $].95 l'urnltuA Dept. on the 2nd & 3rd floora. Eorly French American - Modom Tredltlonol Provlnclol. - Recliners - Rock.O.Loungera - Swivel Roclco,._ Platform Roclcora - TV Swivel Chairs Mrs. Choirs ond Occ... lonol Chairs - Mr. Ottoman. $259.00 MR. & MIS. CHAIRS & OTTOMAN SALE $219.00 $221.00 MR. & MRS. CHAIRS & OTTOMAN SALE $199.00 SALI $141.00 $179.00 ROCK.Q.LOUNGER SALI $134.00 $169.00 ROCK.Q.LOUNGER SALE $124.00 1159.00 ROCK.Q.LOUNGIIt SALE $111.00 $139.00 RECLINER SALE $109.00 $139.00 RICLINIR SALI $99.00 $11f.~ ROCK.Q.LOUNGER-RICLINIRS SAU $11.00 $109.00 SWIVIL ROCKERS SALE $14.00 af9,00 SWIVliL ROCKERS SALI $76.00 $39.00 SWIVEL ROCKIII $79.00 PL.j\TFORM RDCKIII-ItiCLINIRI SALI $dd.OO $74.00 IWIVIL RDCKIRS SALI $62.011 SALI $56.00 169.111 SWlV.IL ROCKIQ SALII52.00 164.00 PLATI'ORM IOCKIII SALI $41.00 $59.00 TV IWIYIL CHAIRI IALI $44.00 154.00 SWIWL ROCKIRI . • tho ~ Selection of Fobrlca end Colora of ,_ W erful VoluH. 3 PC. PYREX Claar bowl seta for mlxlnf, bating, servinf. 1~ pint, 1~ quart, 3 quort $2 49 • II$ P.~-----CENTf~ v:'.;'v(J ;J. J I l ,. ' ' Ripley Firm Low Bidder For Addition Two Thrown Screaming To Deaths Die, Dozens d" w!de, 91 'ro Spun Rayon, 9% Silk MatellaL Maehlne washable. Drip Dry, CI'Ollse Resiotant. Colors: Black, White, Blue. Green. $1.00 BRUCE FIVE MINUTE WAX REMOVER Remove. old wu: from tltcben Ooors. For Vnyl, tile, linoleum or any non wood floor. No mlxln1. It really worka. I quart, 6 fi. OL 98c 1 yard UQUID PLUMR Fast action! No miJ!nlno odor. No boillnll. Jle. moves organic matter, lll'OISe, papeT, balr, lint. Keeps dnia& elean and free flowing. 98c Drive Out To Our Worohou10 on Mochonlc Sti'Ht. We are having special sale prices on all of the Lawn Mowers and other lawn equipment - dependable quaUty, Bargain pricea at Elberfelds warehouse on llecbanlc Street. Install Window Cleaner Sprayo ODl Wipes .offl lluJ to Ul! 15 Qllnce Qse, 69c .• ,. BY BOB WINGETT COLUMBUS - P. E. IJ.a~ter, director of the state department of highways, indicated Thursday that the proposed relocation project of a section of Rt. 33 in Meigs County will be sold on schedule . Masheter, meeting here with a delegation of Meigs citizens said the project would be sold Sept. 7. 'Phe Rt. 33 re-location is in litigation with a pro· perty owner seeking an Injunction against closure of an access township road. "With the assurance that we will get the whole· hearted backing of the county commisslonen;, we will proceed on the basis of selling the project on September 7,'' said Masheter. ·- Kenneth McElhinny, president ginia, l>ut reported if It were o1 the board of Meigs county l>uilt. Ohio would provide apcommissioners, one of the dele- proaches and a suitable high· gation pledg~d the commis- way network to it. sion's support. Mr. Maslleter, ln answer to Spo: -,man for the delegation a question by bridge promoter was Pomeroy Attorney Fred Olin Boothe of Pomeroy, said W. Crow, who at the outset told . his department has never re· ; f\~ ~ · · r, "We desperately ' ceived a communication from need it sold.'' State of West Virginia on the The Rt. 33 project Is a sec- pr2posed projet~l. that the two states share • . f. It Is a ques mn of lwo states sign costs tion of apprOlumate 1Y. I v e getting together," said Meigs . belw~n the lairgrounds Rep. Ralph Welker. Present at tile conference at Ro"k Sprmgs and Darwm. Masheter agreed to contact were State Highway n,.,,.,.,m ..,tl Mr. and Mrs. George_ Carpe~, Burl Sawyers. head of the officials Masheter aDd SPEAKERS - Joanna Council and Bob Miller are Bedford Twp., have ~led Smt West Virginia Highway Depart· Wilson, State Senator two Rutland people who spoke. Bob and his brother agamst Ute county see mg to ment, and report that Ohio is C. Collina, W. C. Welch, · have the Miller Brothers store in Rutland, hard hit by prevent closure of : tow~shof. willing to cooperate if West or of Area Development De· the floods. Mrs. Council has been active among Rutland I ro~d tha~ borders e rog t-o Virginia is interested. parlment of the Columl>us and 1 propThose new . ~ecladles in organizing local action. j w v of Booth reported that some de- Southern Ohio Electric Co.; -- lion of Rl. 33. e commossoon- . . t •• d · A Carl Dahlbert director Soutll1 ers last month voted to close ciSion mus IJC rna e m u. , . ' . h h' h d gust of this year 11 the Corps of Ieastern Ohoo Regoonal Councol; the road after t tede og wayl •· Engineers Is to redesign lhe Paul R. O'Brien, secretary of partmenl subrrut a pet lion facility so a bridge can be COil- 111e Board of tr us tees of 0 h'to · requesting the action. . University ·· Rep · Welker• cum~ structed on 1t. BRIDGE MATI'ER missioner McElhinny, Joe StoMasheler also discussed at West Virginia officials earlier bart, treasurer of the Southern length the proposal that a said al a meeting ol the Meigs Development Corporation; Pete bridge be constructed over the Community Improvement Cor- Lebo:d, Ohio Power Company new Racine Locks and Dam. poratkJn that the cost for de- area development . R'e "Indicated Oblo would- not s!i.l)ll)g.Jl!e rioii'dam lol' a·pro- repr~w.tatjve; Attorney. Crow share In the cost of construct- posed bridge wlliild tots! .-o;. and Mr. Bootlle; 1!8rold Talbot. ing tile bridge witll West Vir- 000. West Virginia proposes Ohio Attorney General's office. $1.69 SILKARA ION AMI Mixing Bowl Sets .' Large Size Pidures lOY'S PERMANENT I'RESS SMALL GIOUI' ;~o Masheter Promised Fullest Cooperation of Commission ate $8 !ncb Size. HAND TOWELS TO MATCH Size 15x25 inches ___ 3 for $1.00 $12 OFF NOW.:~.20% FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1966 ~ SALE! $9.95 AND $10.95 OUitom Drape-riel! made to your order. An1 exact width or lenatlt made to measure wttb custom details. Solids, Prints, Fiberglar, Dacron, Orlon1, Antique Salin, Boucl.., ek. Brint yollf" window measurements. $1 OO POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO --.,., ...• 54c 54c 73c 39c LAMP SHADES 54" length - talloredSolo NO. 62 "".so . Rt. 33 Relocation 'Go' Se~f~mher _r . ' 7r - ONE GROUP brtght patterns. SOc rd. '· 1 $2.95 Plastic BATHROOM CURTAINS CANNON TERRY On Sole In the Infants Dop~rtmont on the lat Floor BATH TOWELS o polr I ~i tho Roody To Weor doporlmlfll on tho 2nd floor. Sale! Checked Gingham enttne '//. Girls and Womens SUMMER WEAR SMALL LOT • ...... 1~9,,,./'l -----------------~------------------~--------------------------------~------------------------------~--------------------------------------_; ~1.% Thot wo oro Hlling for half of tho regular prlco In lolo ·• j ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4.,, ....__________________________ fivE VOL XV , 111 ON SALE! A GROUP OF washable patterns. Florals and provln- cial prints. PRINTED Kodak Vorlchromo l'on POm (Bioo:k·Whlh) 70c V.P. 616 Yorich"""' Pon Pllm 70c V.P. 116 Vorlchromo Pan Pllm 11.10 V.P. 122 Vor1chromo Pan Fllin .' SSe V.P. 620 SSe V.P 127 .Sc V,P, 126-12 SSe V.P. 120 _ ISc Kodok Plu..x Pan Film No. I 35-20 15c Kodak Tri·X Pan Film No. TX 135-io $1.25 Kodak Ektochromo-X PUm No. IX620 $2.15 Kodak Ektoch.-X Film EXIU-20 $1.95 Kodochromo II Pllm No. K135·20 $2.75 Kodochromo II Pllm No. K13546 $1.95 Kodachrome V F. No. KX135-20 $1.15 Kodacolor·X Film No. CX620 $1.15 Kodacolor·X Film No. CX127 $1.95 Kodacolor·X Film No. CX 126-20 $1.25 Kodacolor Film No. CXI26-12 11.15 Kodacolor·X Film No. CXI20 $1.60 Kodocolor·X Film No. CXII6 $2.45 Kodochromo II Film (Ooyllght and Photolloodl $2.95 Kodochromo II Supor I Pllm $4.15 Kodochromo II lmm Mogollno NDDVIR RUG SHAMPOO • Brightens rug colors ISafe-()dorlea • Coneentrated-lllka over 2 pllons · Quort lilt Be Thrifty! ••. Always Save Your Saleslips from • • • •· luy 1tt •••..,. Gu am! Gel rre. ' Dnored To 7'1w lntere.ll Of TJ.. Mei,..Muon .4rea With school out - vacation time - camp Ume relltlvea coming home - lt'1 a good Ume to Wte pictures. You'll find a complete ael~on of Film In the Camera Department on the tat floor at tbeae sale prlcea. AU genuine Kndak Camera Film. Once a year 'fl•cial- In spiUproof flacanette. Well known makes - The most popular styles Two piece styles - shifts -Regular styles -Belled Styles - Pleat,ed Skirt Styles. Cottons - DacronsJerseys. Rayon and Cottons. Junior Sizes 5 to 15, Misses Sizes 12 to 20, Half Sizes 141> to 24\>. Also extra sizes. Aboul 600 uniforms for this sale. Use Elberfelds Sensible Credit Service •.• When Purchasing Furniture, Floor Coverings, Appliances, TV's, Stereos, lawn Mowers. 4 Dan '. e Take Lots Of Pictures This Summer and · Save On All Of Your Film NMda at ELBERFELDS JULY SALE! SALE! CANNON 89c I' JY' /, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Yo~r Fa~ily Shopping .Center·· Furniture and Floor Coverings,. Refrigerators, Stoves; Washers, Dryers, Radios, tV's, Stereos, Records, Luggage, Draperies, Home Furnishings, Wearing AppareJ for Your Family- Open Friday Night until8 and Saturday Night until9 .1{!0-. , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk ond son, Bobby, ha.e relurned 10 their home in Urbana after spending the weekend here with 1tr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gail ~iller. They were accompanied 1ome by Jerry Coleman who •ill spend tile week with them ond also visit with Mr. and Mrs. ~arl Smith and family. Mrs. Richarrl Hovatter and daughter, Ore, -na, Mrs. Diane Hartinger and son. Scott Har· tinJer. and Marilyn Stumbo. !pent tile holiday weekend :enUy at Virginia Beach. Tll"e ~re-kindergarten class ~ !llll'bt by Mrs. ~~~~!J!ind assistanls, ~ak~ liil t tour of tile James ritus firm near Rutland this Oieek whm IIIey saw the -,ocks that are on the farm. They llso 'ifere laken on a tour of the local A & P supermarket by Mr. 8. F. Parmalee, manager. Dave Wiley, who is employ!d at Gajion, Ohio. spent the cecenl 'bQii!}ay weekend wi!.~ ,Is parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Dick iiJ.l;y; Dave Is an engineering •/ .StJ.Ient' at Ohio University ' Md is working as a railroad fireman for the summer from Gal 1)1( 10 Marion. . ' - ELBERFELDS.·1·N PO,M -EROY $149 GOP Demands Whole Story In Beer Baron's Rich Gift � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 14, 1966