http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bdfff25a1ac01a755acfbcacb5794d1d.pdf 9d41aa72a2817b6b25755bbf62801204 PDF Text Text ' f' '-J ,. • (. t I· •• ,.. • ,. ;, ' • ' ' I ,. I ' . .' I t t .i\ I ' ,. ' ··~ ....... ~ • .,......,.,. . -~Dally Sentinel, Poinlll'oY:Mlddleport, o., ~i!.\ 0,_1967_ N~Oflicers lnstoUecl, Plfk!~e ' llAround ~ POC?I-~!!JkVo'fS "' PlAN RUMMAGE SALE hold Brlll1'illage sale in the Service Condllcter/ by Heath W$CS . ' . •., Ret!il Apri/22 ' ,,, ' ,. ·..l)e Young Adult Class of the basement of the Church May The 111674 officers were in· dent of the AfternllOD Circle &,LOU.I"1 · In ' M. o l ry '1 ,.., d' JPoineroy Bap!lst Church w iII 12 and 13th. stalled and the annual pledge and the other offlcers .of that .tiJJ . un ' -- and service was oonducted at Monday night's meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service at Heath Methodist Church in Middleport. I, \ s d' ~ . ,.U. S. Destroyer, Soviet Ship Clash In ·. econ 1;~ .. ' society: ·~ ;:by :. ~'1· Hoe/lkh, Pa!ll d and . About Middleport Ar ;hlesta · WAS""''G'I'ON (UP!) - A ""' U·.S. destroyer and a Soviet ~ship "bruabed wgether" In •.;. Japan Sea today _ t!oe secute OJid M'"h !tictdent in two days, ·the Pentagon announced. The USS Walker, the same U.S. destroyer whiclt scraped sides with a Soviet !hlp Wedn•s- t'. Mrs John 'Biaettnor is Installed ' Prestdent of P. T. A. m te :~ 41 . . ihe 10% .t . • ( group are Mrs. Emerson Jooes, : , • ·· Sa\Uiday, Aprd ' 22, Plitrlcla , I " vice president; Mrs. ¥· L. l oEieanor Poole Gaithsburg, Md. French, seeretary; and , M,rs. ~ ~ became ' bride . of · Ralph Charlene Te(. 992·5292 i Moore, treasurer. . . ·Samuel , Fink of Gaithiburg, . I 1 Grad Special Officers of Class 12 installed T. A, Roual, Chicago, nt .. and formerly of Mason, W. Va. in the service were Mrs. L. W. lef! Tuesday for h1s home fol· 1 The ceremony was perform• The Rev. MaJ< Donahue, in a !AoComas, president; Mrs, lowing a visit with Mr. and ed by the Rev.. Edward Wright candlelight service at the. al- French, vice president; Mrs. Mrs. Paul Chapman and lam- at the Charles Wesley ·Metho•• · . • , tar, gave a charge to each of Jividen secretary; and Mrs. ily. . dist Church, Dean Drive, Mel'omero~ · DISCOUNT the new officers .. Installed _were Bruce 'Lloyd, treasurer. G1 f M · · Mrs. Nan Moore, p_restdent_; Mrs. Hibbs assisted by Mrs. Mike i more, son o r Lean, Virginia. Mrs. Mary Mrs. John Blaettnar was in- er, first vice pres! ent; , Mr•. TO ALL and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr.; Bartle\! of Jefferson, Md., was stalled president of the Porn- Gene Houdashelt lecolill viet / Mrs. Galen Brown, VJce prest- Moore, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. is confined to his home with the matron of honor and Mr. · ' r Mrs. James Jividen, sec- Glenn Lambert conducted the the mumps Mike is a fourth Charles E Fink Sr of Charle- ;oy PTA ;:onda~ mghic:t president; Mrs. Jamea Soulsby, 1967 Ident; retary; and Mrs. C. F: Hibbs. 'pledge oervice. Members pre- grader at the Pomeroy Elcmen- roi, Pennsylvani~ w~s the best omeroy emen ary oo. secretary; Mrs. l!!lcblng. treasurer. Cha~rmen mstalled sented their pledge cards at tary School. man. Other officers lor the 1007-88 er, correspondlng•~elary and GRADUATES were Mrs. C. 1!':. Young, cam- the altar. Organ music was pro- . Weekend guests of Mrs. Russ The bride was given in mar· year mstalled by Mrs. Donald Mrs. Guy Russell. trpsurer. pus m_lmstry;_ Mrs. 0 : P. Klei~, vided by Mrs. C. M. Hennesy. j Watson and Mr. and Mrs. Wit- riage by Mr. Charles Costolo McKenzie were Mrs. Jay Warn- Mrs. Leo Crew, our..lmnr prea. Christian soc!~l relations; Mrs. , Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Har- liam Sheridan were Mrs. Olan of Lonham, Md. Ushers .were c&ssu 1 n; lliiQ ident, appointed Mfi,~itchiDcJa.mes Brewmgton,. member- iold George, and Mrs.. Alph• l Genheimer and Miss Sandra Mr. Thomas Woodward of Ar· ~ er, Mrs. Richard FOJU'IJII l!1d stnp;. Mrs. M. C. Wilson, ml~: Holtz were welcomed mto \!1e Bumba, Columbus. Other re- Jington, Va., and Mr. Carroll , OUD Mr$. James Dleblto ltbe auditSlons, Miss Bess. Sanoorn~ pr membership M the Soc~ety. A cent guests of Mrs. Watson Ambrose of Alexandria, Va. ' ing commltlee.. A gill of aj,prec. gram; Mrs .. David Entsmmger. report was g1ven on the recent were Miss Nancy Boling and Wedding music was played on . iatlon waa preaented to !Ullin spmtufal hie; .Mrs. Herman !May Fellowship observance at Jennings Marshall, Louisville, the organ by Mrs. Fred Will ; Phillips, ejiirt!ldlan, by Mrs. Haddox, suppl) • Mrs. E a r II the Forest Run Church. Mr s. Ky., and Miss Judy n.nheim· of Richmond. Miss Beth Bull : Crew, wha' ~liven a gill by Davenport, church vocahon , 'Entsminger was elected treas· er Columbus. and Pete Vanica, of McLean Va plaved "Liebethe lncolllJilg .'·, i e n t 01 beand Mrs. Everett Davis an d :urer of the Meigs C o u n t Y CJ~veland. Miss Genheimer straurn" 8 ~ .. () Pe~rect Love'' half of ~'l!l:t'4 ', Mrs. Walter Hayes, I 0 cal Church Women United. and Mr. Vanica also visited oth- on the fJ!'ano A r--" Oll ·the receDt <:ou~~Du · ~ 1 d' · l . . · "'J.IUU• \ ehurch achon. rmg me cone u mg socw er relahves wh1le here. The bride carried a white Bl· Mr and Mrs. James Sanborn ty council meeilllg wu Clna Eleanor Circle officers install- hour a dessert course.was s~ rv- Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Coats, ble with white orchids and and family, Swnmit, ·N. J., by Mrs. crew. in this led were Mrs. Lee Smith, pres- 1ed by Mrs. P. L. Mitch, M".j Doland , S. D.,_ Ieft Tuesday af- pale pink rosebuds on tiny have returned home following Patrol .boys and pll were shining 1dent; Mrs. Erne~t Fraser, v1ce !Guy Shuler. Mrs. Herman Had· ter visiting w1th Mrs. Wendel whik satin ribbon. She wore a a week's vislt with their par- honored by the PTA. Leo Crew 1 president; MISs Vickie Houch-1dox, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. C. E j L. Kautz in Pomeroy and Mr. street lenglji\ beige lace dress ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tay- presented Elmer ·:a. Sword, new ms, secretary : and Mrs. Rob- Burdette. A pmk color sc\eme and Mrs. Paul Baer and lam- with beige bat and pale pink lor and Mr. and Mrs. l!etilel safety director of tbe Automoert Byer, treas u~er. Mrs. Wal- l was earned out '" the table I ily in Chester Township. This shoes. Coleman, Albany. The Sanoorns bile Club of Southn Ohio. who ter Hayes was mstalled prest- decorations . was the first visi~ of Mr. a n_ d The matron of honor wore a also visited in Marietta with showed a fillil on ~ to Wash· Mrs. Coats to Me1gs County m turquoise blue linen street Mrs. Sanborn's sister, Mr. and lngton, D. C., I~ by pstrol 21 years. length dress and matching hat Mrs. Richard Worner. Mrs. groups, In observaiii!e ol Safe. shoe Mrs. Baker Gordon has been and shoes, and carried a pink Worner recenUy spent a week ty Patrol .Week, cel'\lflcalel ol returned to her home on Mu1- 1nosegay. Mrs. Edlt\J Pantill, with her mother who is recov- merit and tropbi~ .-ar. Jll'&' As gleaming as a brass band in Robert Newton, Loveland, from Pam Cleek, the honored berry Ave., from Holzer Hospit· mother of tile bride, wore a ering from a fractured foot sented 19 the Pomeroy jlllrul the sunlight, It's easy·tD-care-for grand outer guard or the in- queen. al in GaiHpolis where she lt~s pale pink lace dress with pink received in a fall during the boys and .pis. ~· . 111111 Jll'&' ternational 0 r de r of Job's been confmed. Mrs. Gordon s tulle hat and pink shoes. Mrs. Easter season. sented a gift to Cre\'f,_,who also Corfam. A damp cloth is the Daughters of Ohio, was llle inThe past hono_red queens or[ daughter, Mrs. Charles RayRosa Fink, molller of the received a ~illCaia'•. for dfs. only polish you'll ever need. And 62 were mtroduced and burn, Chicago, Til., is here to groom, wore a pale blue silk Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baughman linguished service Uq_m tht Auspecting officer for the inspecBethel there's DO need to worry about lion of Bethel 62 Monday night seated 10 the .East. They are spend the week at the Gordon suit with white hat and black and son, .Jeffrey, ._E lien tomoblle Club. .' .. cra~ng. chipping or peeling, ever. ' at the Pomeroy Masonic Tern- Lmda Lyons, Lmda Mayer, Ste- home. She was acoompamed patent bag and shoes. B o t h Smith, Middleport, VISited ber It wlla announced.,_ lbt pepIe. phanie Pullen, aod Linda Yosl. here on the week end by her mothers wore corsages of white daughter and fa~ily, Mr. a~d trol boys and pis lilu•be tiQn About 70 membm and guests Council members of the Beth- husband and two children. carna~ions with tiny red rose- :.~ ~ed r!ria~':"o:.~ ~~~~ to a movie and 1!1. relrefbwere present ~or the mspectton. el introduced were Ebie D. buds m the . center. weekend. ~ts u ~a ges~~ .. ~POMEROY'S Newton complimented members Smith, guardian; Paul Darnell, AT KENO CHURCH The recepllon was held at the ation from tbl PTA. . QUALITY SHOE STORE of the Bethel on their work, associate guardian; D a i s home of Mr. and Mrs, Elwyn Mr. and Mrs William Betz of Mrs. RldJII'd ~um's and expressed appreciation to Blakeslee, guardian secretary: Mr. Charles Russell, Athens, 1Bull, McLean. Hilliards were Sunday guests scout troop opened the m1et1ac tile Masonic groups for their lla Darnell, guardian will be at the Keno Church t•f I of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. WISe, Jr., with the ~9 . to ~ flag. cooperation in promoting the er; Mary Virginia Kautz, di- Christ for morning services, I Florida, last Spanish· owned Waverly. Mrs. Wise, observing It was.allllo\ltliltid tbat thtltiiBethel. He was presented a rector of music; Ada Nease, Mothers Day, at 9:30 and for territory in North America, was her birthday, was presented a it will IIJlODSOI' a recwd bop •=================..iii;gi•ft=from""-•lh•e=Be"'th"'el;;;;;;;;a~nd~o;;n•: promoter of sociability; Beth evening service at 8 p.m., on ceded to the United States In deeorated cake by the Bet z Saturday . . at b ~ • - - Pullen, custodian of parapher28. 11819. family. Junior Hl8h Sdloal nalia ; Helen Mullen, promoter of hospitality; Guy Cowan, pro1 moter of fraternal relations. Pomeroy. .. ....' ~) ' / I ' I ' • i "\• ' . i day, was also Involved In today's incident. But this time a different Russian destroyer was Involved. The Pentagon s~d the sec.>J\11 incident happened ·.:!00 nautical miles west southwest Ql Hokkaldo Island, Japan, ''There were no casuaIlles · reo· and on1y ti""t .,. damage was ported," the .Pen_lagon said· It d 'The d t red sai ' ''"'' en occur whe.n tbe Soviet destroyer turned Into the Walker, despIte tha latter•s warn1ngs. . . After the Wednesday ntCldent, wblclt apparently occurred when lhe Russi an vesseI was trYtng I' ! \ Cloudy, larniDJ cooler toalght dimbtlddac wind. Friday le cloudlneu, cooler wltlt ce ol lhow'en. .. >• <t.-: ~"'· en tine L--------------------------------------~~-~~~ .bL XX NO. 19 POME~OY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1967 • 1 1 ' e ro·ect J A Gift of Flowers 1.. ' ' BEAUTIFUL COMBINATION PLANTS Made up of GERANIUMS-PETUNIAS--COLEUS and 'ther colorful plants which will BL()OM ALL SUMMER A LASTING Gin FOR MOTHER $3.00 Distinguished Masons introduced and escorted to t h e East were Guy Cowan, Wor· sbipful Master of Po mer o Lodge 164; Albert High Priest of Pomeroy Chapter 80; James Buchanan, Illus· trious Master of Boswortfl CoLlllcll 46; Thomas Edwards, Commander of the Ohio V a II e y Commandery 24; and Paul Dar·· II nell, Charles Peoples, and Clarence Struble, Knigltts of I h f York Cross of Hopor. Past matrons and past pa· k'ons were also recognized. Table deCOMtlona featured a color scheme of pink, purple and white. The floral oenter· piece was flanked by purple and white tape~·s. Mary Cleek and Ada Nease were at the punch bowls. Mrs. Mullen was chairman of lhe social hour. REMEMBER! MOTHER'S DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY II Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Gifts For Your Mother - .. ' Every Department For Excellent Selections For Mom's of All Ages. Furniture - Cvrt1l111 and Draperies - Ready To Wear - Luggage - Television - Radios - Music - HoUIIW11'81 Lingerie - Hosiery and Accessories - Cards - Notions - Gift Wraps - Open Every Day 9:15 to 5 •• Fridays 9 to 8 and Saturday 9 to 9. w-. PHIL MAID LINGERIE DUSTERS For Mom To Relaxin For her leliiUI'O houra II home give her a duster from Etberfelds. She'D like these eosy-care labrico. Beautiful solid colors aud print• Adventists to Make Donations Dudley's YOU'Ll PI EASE HER ON MOTIIRS DAY WITH AKODAK CAMERA The local Seventh-Day ventist Church will contribute Saturday, May 13th, to the nomination's Diaster and Relief Fund which last year made possible distribution of su~~~:: 11 l<ltaling more than $2.5 I iJ1 vaiue . More than 20 countries ben1e-ll fitted last year from work doDE• II by the International Seventh Day Adventist Welfare Servic1dl with which the local group operates. Millions of poundl ol clothln1dl and fond otuffl were sent poverty and disaster •trlcketlll lands by the church's welfare OPEN (1 . service. Medical IIUpplles, valued at more than $150,000. were given to combat d!Bease In numerous overseas countries. Also the eonstroction 01 many <iweiiings Como in and oeo tne 1'1¥0lutlonary ntW K-K INITAMATt;i wblcb fell before disastrous Movie Comorotl Same no-throod, lnttant-loadlng co.W.n-~ rlcanes. fires and eathquakea. lenco ""' hove In INrrAMATIC Still Cameros. No-dopatlt, _ diaster • famine rellief II lactory-loadtd .KoDAPAI Mavio Ca"rldgM ••• with ;,.. offering Ia a biennial part of the :proved K - D film ... aloo avallabltl • ' local church's giving program. the .ntw nne of Koclook lnatenuttlc Movie .c••.,..,.. In 11165 the special offering. giv· _ Still c.rner11 _ sn• ProJtctors _ Mtwt. en by 110me 3,300 churdlea the Ieith in North America, toPro(Hton _ Film and Carner• Accll..rltl on the Ialed more than $200,000. 59 N. 2nd Ave. 992-5560 ... , Free Area Wide Delivery.,. •• 1l•• MIDDLEPORT sale ~ ..~·-· May 4th ucl 5th wu 8, Bob lloefUeh Southern's ' ' want now. V~Coneert Is Frida ·' - y w · qa~~mml, ~. - J1111 en •011• tl..., .. ...,.. ,.uree'I Molh•-r' , \ · A·Cardl · Make this Mother's.Day extr.U""" ... ia,l. "~" Exll)l'f• ' displaying an outstandi~g 11lection of "!•I~ mark Mother's ~t!Y cardS that ·offers just the rlaht choice for each m"'"ber of the faml ELBERFELDS .IN . ~·~·· . .,.,. Login, Pomeroy. Mrs. Theodosia Frecker, Pomeroy faculty ~- - 1 your love with cards. We . ~ide ourselves ,ft..... s.. Itt fl-. ......_________________ ·~111- '.:..;.~~M-e:.:..!~ KODAK INSTAMATIC Movie Cameras!. RVMMAGE SALE JIEUl The Seventb·DaJ Church ol Pomeror rummage i You should take time to visit the lingerie department on the 1st floor and select a gUt for Mom or buy for yourself. PerfecUy styled lingerie in a big range of styles, colors and sizes for your selection. You'll Uka the fine looks, long wear and the way Phil Maid Lingerie fiis. Buy whai you . CARNATIONS-ROSES--CYMBIDIUMS ORCHIDS from $3.00 Cash& Carry Corsages $1.98 of ·The Bend. Slips - Half Slips Panties - Pajamas Robes - Gowns Gown and Robe Sets • .. baad al Pn- Merpm, " ' : tile llnl al - ...... ltlil!ll& to lllllTY !Diit tlte Brltll• ~ . family lllace .. 1111 ...1 . FIVE q:tl!$ ., '• -·llelp Comi•.••-·to Raise WelfareP.ay · . . (UP!). . . enea . and :tbe tbe new tax would be. but the ~ .propoeal,-lo!pt!aid it be out commltiee in seoslob _pall .. . , er e ow stimate Bids Opened Chapman-Canaday Mot·her's Day Allloly An~~J~ra~tt-J-. - ··-- ~{I ""'! Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, worthy matron and worthy patron of Evangeline Chapter 172, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cowan, worthy matron and worthy patron of Pomeroy C h a p t e r 186, were introduced. Mr~. Cowan and M r s. 1 King served as registrars for the event. Now You Kuow' De1!ot«l To Tb lnterfllb 01 The Mei1•·Ma10n .4reo State Officer Conducts Inspection Of Bethel No. 62, Job's Dauqhters Dudley's FOR ,,~,;:, 3 at e Weather w • I ! ~ •appuen~~y watch u. s. maneuvers, the u. s. Asslslant Secretary of , Besslednyi attempted oVl • - i lor n alk de to 'te " - "' - .,....,.. of wa•·•••• U Un1'ied Stales officially protest. State John M. Leddy mmmoned take the W· er" Sfllk rII~ ;; ~" ;-,...... ~..... · aimng' maoeuven ed to Soviet diplomats in WashSoviet Charlge d' Affairs Yuri ~. pealed warnlll8s 1o eep · · ~ 1 • ington. Tcherniakov to make an olliedistance. J · . ~ Navy offlej.als said tlte7 -·~~F th ·11 believe the ·collilion 90 mm· u" The Soviet ship in today's inial protes•" and chW'ged that the or more ancclde "' 0 ••· tallionai They theorized 1 cidenl was identified only as a Russian ship had violated tile prior to the a n • .. · , · · ~·=~: K I d I 025 rules of the road. Russian destroyer had been Soviet commander wu . rupnyy c ass es royer, . do••••• lite antisubmarine task. lng off a bit and~~ eloler ., Three was only minor dam· U. S. officials said the bump..,.•.., Intended. age In the earlier lncidenL"_ _ __I~n~~in~c"t;id~en~·t-~occu~rre~d_a~s~th~e--!!grC.:o:up':...:to:..::•::hi::ch~th::e_W::.Blker=:....:ts.:___ he_ha __d_·_ _ _ _ _ _.., h �. .I ' ··---·t·..' ......• Y' ..,. -.- _naU~~ !;-;,~~ ~~~l!"'t Pom~·~dtlleport, ray f~B'C t bt!~ause u ""Y a 1 ! • F • f h s h c Athens WIns I t tralg t rown 1 t!':::o 1 6·? ' R'10 Redmen Lose . TWID . n·II 5 3 98 I ' -; • . • nt and a teacher m the Eas- · em IhJS father, Paige Stalnaker of1day won a pin for making 60 tern Local School District. All bdatd m ljers, Supt. Wllhamstown, W. Va., a daugh- words a minute in typing I. Bobbr has beeu awarded an John Riebel and Ptmclpal Nor- ter, Mrs. W. S. P~well of Sto- In shorthand I Mary Floccarl extension teacher's fellowship ; man Bahr atteoded the meet- rys Run, also SUTVlVes. won an award for 80 words a at Ohio University for one year. g. minute and Lori Godby lor 1110 He 'll drop out of the teaching C OF C MEETING words a minute Peggv Tillis I'1 ld t t Jh f 11 ~I · · ' VeteraDI Memorial Hospital Th M"ddl Ch b o accep e e ()w,, p, 1 1 SOLID COLOGNE Ad I !6d A lib e I .epor am er o won a shorthand II award f"r Iand upon completion of study m" 1 nna ers- . Commerce Will meet at 7:31) P- ~ 122 words a minute and Lilly jwill receive his maste ' d ' bach, Pomeroy; Timothy Law- I m., Friday at the office or the Imboden, Nancy Knotts. Debbie . gree r • e· regular $225 size 1 renee, Long Bottom: Kathleen Columbus and Southern Ohio! Smith and Bonnie Grate for 1001 · Moody J>t Pleasant· R "sse! El t . Co 'th C h B I11 . Ord has been teaching govern. I · · • ec. ric . ·• WI es a ' words a mmute. , t~ent, economics and hlsto in VanMeter, Rutland: A I ph a pres•dent. m charge. Barbara Williams received dd" · ry j Hnlt Racine· Arthur Roush a Ition to servmg as an asststtl 1· M • · · the D.A.R. Good Citizenship •· !ant coach at Eastern where he ' three . !ton : ona,W~Ife. Porlland.IMEIGS MAJ!li:IAGE ward aod Betty Clark received :is com letin hiss avaflable In D"cltllrjd - !"•ttha South· Robert Eugene Hysell, 21, a scholarship from the Nation. I p g econd year. famous fragrances ""· Rrenda Robbms, Mary Rus. .lumbus, and Charlotta K a wide Beauty Academy. I TAIIU ... 20 cAIIAT$ ... AMIIUSII ~~~Black, 18, Racine. A trophy or check, or both In Three Arrested by -~ - --- ·· - -- · - --·· ·some instances, went to tile Pomero p . li Y 0 ce 1American government and The Americanism winners of the Pomeroy Pollee Depart· DANA ... T1bu & Ambush Perfume, Rutland Aml!rlcan Ug~n Jllt 5 1~ reported the arrest of 487 contest Re<!<!lv!hg awardS persons Wednesday. Cologn•1 Dusting P•wder . 1.00 up were Bobby. Vance, Gene Grate, John Schuler, 24, Middleport, [ Charles Scot~ Scott Gartet and on a chorge of unsafe operation, Dennis Weber. will a.ppear In MAy<Jr Charles Cheerluder medal• weut to ~ar • court on Thesday, May Ojltn tially 9:00 io 7:00-Frlday Til 8 j Darlene " Shilth, csptaln: Bon· 6. R1ta Ll!uderm!lt, Pomeroy, Saturday Tll9 nie Grate, Joyce Clonch, Maty on a charge of no muffler, will Ilia!!, Jatice SmitH and Brenda appear on May 13 and Dahle! E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEitOY Jotinson. FotJr year -.oeal mus- Sumner Jr., 40, Florida, left of i $100 1 1 'I ! 1 · - - - - · - - · · ..... I I a ir: iii SMOKED CALAHAMS lb. .. J9c Skinless WIENERS 2 89c lb. '•• BACON ENDS Sliced 3 tb. S1 GROUND BEEF 3 SLICfD BACON ~:~~ - 39c lb. BREAD AtiAMS erHOLSUM ic medals tra'e awarded Dar- center and Carson Lingerfelt, lene Smith ·ilohrtle tll'llte Sile 51 ' Letart, W. Va., speeding. ' ' . Clonch, l!etty Clark, Sa bra SEcltE't WEAPON . Canaday, Juh~ Jm'ltlll, Debbie CAPE ToWN So 1 SntUh, Donna Davidson, Peggy . . • utH Africa . Tillis Debbl~ TUrner lllld Kll- (UP!) -Mimster of Defeuse thy Thomas. KatHy 'l'homu re- Pleter Botha said Wednesday ~ I eelved an award as edllbr of that a secret wupon Is under . I the "Spyglass;': the school Idevelopment to s t r e n g t h e ni newspaper. ' ' I South Africa's !eCUr!ty system.I Wlnllln~ yearbook 'wards Botha refused to describe the were Lori Godby, Gleuda John· ~eapon but ·~~d It would be a son Debbie Smith Sabra Can- big success. He told parJI. ada'y, !lonnie Grate sherry ament It was being developed Matson, Dixie Wam~ley, Melva by ~~th Africa and "another Johltltoil, Dorlene Smith, Del>- body. ble Turner Chestef King AI· He said II would he available tan Gibson,' Charles Scot!, Ct,rls to "lrtendly" nations. Napper, Roger Davis, Joe Hawkins, Dennis Weber and Barbara Wllllama. Cert!Ocates tor perfect at. lendan"" during the year went to Joe Myers, Jeff ~. Terry Miller, Pat K'jlllledy, Gene Grate, Ronnie Grate, Rod· ney Davis, PhyUis Qavldaon, Wilma Davidson, Becky Haley, Larry Montgomery, Donna Dav· idson, Chester KlnJ, D e b b I f Thnler, Dennl• Weber, Panln Alesbire, Marilyn Alkire, Phll· ip Bleckwood, Linda Cotler!U, SUMMIIl Jentll!tr Cray, !lob Dlllley, Eu· gene Davis, Mike Grue&er, Sher't'f HayOJ, Diane Knorr, Paul Rice, Larry Taylor, John Smith and Beverly 'l'honqloon. lb. 5 '"•" 99C 6"'· S1 lb.1Qc Hudepohl t----t---tt. :.. ... , as es 11e " . ot"'er beers -.:•T.ou·ld lif•e to taste. Jl! 1\J :; :;: :y, j :~~~n!b:h~~t:msi~fgl~hea;:v:~\~ N:wlin d · ww~ .,, '· l ~ ' . *'· 1 1 ,{• .,- Pr~crlpilil"' ti Ui For l'r•rhl!l; A~~urill f REGISTEIIED PHARMACIStS TO $ERVE YOU Alwiy•Atl.tw l'rfNI OPEN DAII..Y 1!00 AM TO .. \ 1 Compaurtillnl ly Ol.lr R~glsttr..l lll«lflhiclslt 10;00 PM IUMDAY 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM A!\1115•00 liM f(lt,OII ~~~ ' \ "'' j ·.SKIRTS. ''3.98to $8,CJ5 51.99 ' io IG ) 5 r ' I f res· rs '. "'·. b ., . tax ud CJicllila.· t • • = ' . ' $1.00 StOO .a I to $5.95 . HAll SUitt . HeN'I y- .,_ tlrit J.y ill .. ptlct r&~~~e. Piclt: you ' s~ze-Go Gecult!a-.. Aar llze blackwel wbeleellisted cmly $1:!, plus · .. 17'¥ je ... I 1 . ULtlt.U~ . '" .·.HOSE··· '1.75 _, I~ White Dress ' I ' .' ' ' ' GLOVES ·:· st98 N_.. .,.,_ ~ tlul PGIItQI lll1d . . . . . . ! ' . r.~ N! ~ Clt.Yo ttittl ' . '\ ] I MILL ~~EO \MID~L~Rt ·-------- -- . I• ' . .' . . • '. .·' \.. ·t}· \ \ CORD AIJ ••WEATHER' ·.• .. 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Now- 0 , 0 2 9 I.·>s ~n-~elei · 9 !4• .391 ? fO!eve 8 13 .381 m; lin was Cumberland's ton hiUer , Cumbe:land OO!J IJ'>Z - .. ti l-10uston 8 17 .320 9 ~eclnesday's Resu_lts 1with a double a11d a triple in 1 Batteries : Rio Grand.;, 're.dnesday1S Results Detrmt 4 Cleveland 1 (ntght) I Lhree trips to ~ the plate. Atkins Collins, Boa\ !51 !LPI and 1 Cl1icago 5 San Francisco 4 Chicago 13 Baltimore 1 (night) - · --- -· -- · ..::.- j Laughlin : Cumberland - B<lk- •· Phi!a 4 Atlanta 3 (1st.' nig!Jt) Kansas City 7 Boston 4 (nigbl) . lnternottonol League Standings ' er Atkins IS ) tWP ) and chwA!Ianla 7 Phila 2 (2nd night) California 3 New York 2 (night1 1 By United Pre" International ; ~~~ On 7 New York 4 !night) Thursda9'> Probable Pltebers W. L. Pet. GB ; · - - -- - I Pitts 4 St. Louis I (no ght\ All Times EDT Buffalo 8 3 .727 ... I Fight Results l ~ - 5 Hou l (night, Ill inn.) American Lea(ue Rochester 9 4 .692 ... By United PreS8 International ' ' · Thursday's Probnbte Pltcben Ch.icago (Horlen 3-0) at , Syracuse 6 4 .600 1\\ , BIRMINGHAM, Eng 1 a 11 d _' ' (AU Times EDT! I Baltimore (Palmer 1·1), 8 p.m. Coluni!Jus 6 4 .600 tY, , !UP!) - Walter McGowan, BriCmCJhnah IE:Ihs 2-21 at New! Kansas C1ty (Hunter 3·2) at , Toro'\l'> 5 I .455 3 •lain. outpointed Giancarlo Cen- 1, Y:•rk {~ea\'er 3-t), 2 p.m. · Minnesota (Chance 4-1). 9 p.m.; RlchO)jlnd 5 7 .417 3'h ' ta. France (8). 1 .-\llonl<l tJ orvis 3-0 or Bruce ! Cleveland (Horgan 2-3) &t l Jack!jtjnville 4 9 .303 5 _ ,' 1-0, at 1, Pittsburg h !Sisk 1-1),1Washington (Pascual 2-01. 8:05 Tole<fl>: 2 8 .?lltl 5% TOKYO IUPI) -Musashi I ,., p.m p.m. "\\'ledneoday'• Re110lts •Nakano, 146 3--1, J apan. stopped 10nly games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) Toro~ t Jacksonville 0, !st. IFilipino Ravalo. 146 1-4 Philip- ' Friday's Games Friday's Games twi·ni~t pines (8). ' ~ " W Yol!k at St. Louis. night Baltimore at New York, night :Toronto 6 Jacksonville 3. 2nd. P~il~ at t incinnatl. night Detroit at Bosl<ln, night night NEW YORK lUPI\ -Marcel ' Al lanta at Pittsburgh. night _ California at Chicago, night Buffalo l Richmond 0, night Blzien, 148, Jersey City, N.J .. Ch cago al Los AngeiPS, mght Kansas City at 1\linnesota. night 't Rochester 5 Toledo 2. night outpointed Mike Cruz, 146, , Cleveland at Washington, night Columbus 7 Syracuse 0, night . Puerto Rico 18). Houston at San Fran. night 1 Billfolds, 3.95 up CUT-OFF JEANS Pure Pork SAUSAGE 3 ~~~~~~~lphia ~; :~ ~:; !\',: ~~~~on Tussy Deodorant ! price Tussy Gift Set& $1 ·~ Justin PursQ' and " 1 1 1 1 · p c Th•Ifd . aptures r RedS RemaJfi ' out Froot By 2 SHIYI' a ''' MARKET ' . He will appreciate a pradical gift from 0111' .· 7-10, 11 W>S announced Wednes-1 Southern began its scoring day. ' the first when Ray Proffitt Scheduled to appear are Earl l gled with one out and then Jun-11 wide selection . •• +Butch) Buchholz of St. LOUIS, ior Tom Diddle socked a Athens captured tis fifth con- :Nelsonvi!le, In 1957. This was 1Stadium Wednesday: 1 220-YARD DASH- Hood, M, Mike Davie< of Wa les, Pierre '! bagger to send Proffitt home. Sport & Dress Shirts secutive Southeastern 0 h l o: a new Blue Devil record. Bill ' :23.8. Barlhes of France, Andrcs League track and field champ- IBrown and John Gilmore 11955 : !~YARD GHIGH HURDLES TWO MILE RUN - Prater, 1 Gimeoo of Soa in and Luis Ayala ! The Tornadoes' big By Arrow, Rugby & 9 Montictllo ionship Wednesday evening. v land 1116ll) had it at :16. ,- 1 DAS~- .:_ Ellis. A. !J, 10:48.1. (New record) . I of Chile. i frame cam"_ a~s ~ th~ result The Bulldogs plied up 78 ., s I . sed D' ' 1. 104 I MILE RELAY - Athens, 3:·1 pomts to win the SEOAL's lith : pencer aso m!S IXOn • :· . . 38 7 IN , d) Slacks annual meet going away. : lll-year-<>ld broad jump record ' . MILE RUN - Dixon, A, .. i ·;~ec~ Green, A, 47 a~lpas R ords were established in ' by one-half mch. The GAHS ace ' . 37.2. ' d " I t I By Hubbord and Jaymor 0 the ":'nile relay and two mile leaped 2o feet, 1 inches to cop I 88tl-YARD RELAY - Galli· , anBRO~D ~UMP- Spencer, G. I run. 1top honors. Spencer was ~c- polis and Logan, lie, 1:39.5. 20'-6". I G•llipolis placed second with 1°00 m the high JUmp, be~md 1 440--YARD DASH - Stewart. DISCUS - Kemper L 126' ' Bermude Shorts 39 points. Jackson was third ;Atbens .Tom ~r~en who flmsh· IA, :52.7. jm". , ' ' NE W YORK IUP I\ - Mill was n't all a mistake. Plaids, denim , hopsack, with 38. Lo~an fo urth with33'h:ied With a "performance. 180·\'ARD LOW HURDLES-- : IUGH JUMP- Green A 6' -· Pappas won hts thord game of , Plus Record poplin. Perm press & wash Middleport fifth , 28: Pomeroy ;Spencer was 6 ·I . !Ellis, A, :22.2. 12•·. · ' ' the season Wednesday night I The Golden Greek is now 3-2 ~ n wear soxlh with 1Q and Wrllston "'v·: Here's results or the first : 1180-YARD DASH - Hender·j POLE VAULT_ Gilmore, G. ' and he ha~- 17 more to go t~_on the season. · enth with three Nelsonville did •place winners at OU's Peden ' shot A 2'05 5 10'--6" provr the Cmcmnati Reds d1dn t T p 1 bb d not 'parti cipate . ' -- - ' ' __ __:___~·-'· gPI the short end of the deal m'h ony ~r~ cdu R\ _.a dd 1 Men's Jewelry, Billfolds and Toiletries Gallipolis s~phomore Tom i the trade for Frank Robinson . ' e~mae~:.~-run o~ipleot~n;~~eath~ 20 ~rencer captured individuali Pappas ~1-lS neve.r ~on league leading Reds to their By Swank and Jadt East (l\nt honors eollecting 19 r _, games and nas set h1s s1ghts on . th P · ' 1 • · . f vtc1ory over e ~e1s. markers for the runner up Blue Rm Grande College dropped!The Redmen are now 5-11 fori had a homerun. that goal lhts season a ter a me-1 p . , h , h. ffth f th 1 0 Pevils j both ends of a double header the season. I Frank Collins started for the diocrf' 12-11 record last vear. erN odm• Ror. b~s , t . 1e Suits and Sport Coats • • • Ib b II C b I ndl K G d h d' I \1 h t I t 1 . ti t 3 season , an mson s ripe Spencer JUSt m1ssed a loop ase a game to urn era I en ra y went t e 1stane~•. Red men and worked four and t l oug I 1e wen on Y · th k. bl f th 11 ] By Stylomart & Brookfield. record by winning the 120-high J College Wednesday afternoon at with Jim Leckrone behind thai' one third innings. but was re - inni~gs We~nesday nJg ht h~ w~s ;.~r~·nc~nna\r at!~;~ ~ich esaw Young Men's models hurdlE'!: in ·1S.9. The old ~ark f Williamsburg, Ky., dropping the f ~late. for the Red men in the lieved by Larry Boal in the ·cred1ted WJII1 the 7-4 VIctory tl~e ~eds move oul to 3 two- ! Is :15.8, set by Wayne D1xon, opener 5-3 and the nightcap 9-8. f~rst game. · fifth . Dick Laughlin was !J•-Iov;r the New York Mets . . game lead over the second- I -·---------· - - - - - - The only extra blUe hit of the hind the plate. ! ~ ormer Cmcmnatl owner BJ\1 ; 1· . p· t b p· I Socks by Esquire game was a triple by R 1o 1DeWitt deal t Robinson to Balli- ' Pace 11 s urgh lrates. Grande's onve Reikers. Top In. the second _game, Frank more fo r Pappas e~nd Robin- I The Bucs moved into second hitters were Jim Morris and Cothns had a tnple and . Ken son's big bat promptly led tile nlare wi th a 4-l victory over I Belts by Salvatori Bill McDonnagh, each two for Grady, a double. Top hitter:; Onoles to lhe Amt•ncan Le<1 ~u e the Sl. Louis Cardinals. Bob WHEN IN DOUBT - give h"lm three at the plate. For Cum· were Joe Ou tc al t._ two fnr four: j pennant and a four-game sweep Veale picked up the win to be· 1 Gift Ctrtlfiutt from his fn. berland, Atkins had three for i Grady and Colllns were two of the World Ser i~ s . come the majnrs first five-game arite men's shop, 1 three and McAJarins was tw 11 for two. Robinson was del'lared the winner of the season. 1American Lc?.guc's most va\u- The Reds meet New YorJ.-: I By United Press loternational j American League • for three. , 1:" ' t . I I • W L P t GB c IrS game: . too 1"""t . . Na uma A!aeue . . . c Larry Collins started for Rio Rio Grande 100 002 o-- 3 6 1 a)I Ie pIayer ~n d Dew·tt 1 was se- Jgmn 6 •• before returmng ' 1c b W. L. Pet- GB Detroit lS 7 .682 ... Grande but was relieved bv \'Ire!\ cn tl' 'ln'd ft1r the tra:le. home for a weckood lhl'ee-game , • 1 urn er1 and 300 o~ t.v x- 59 0 · . , . . c:nrinnati 18 89 . 666179 2... I, c\\~aischago 14 7 .667 1h \ Larry Boal in the fifth innino; 11 All th iS didn t fall on deaf sene:-; With the Philadelphia Pit_tsbp~gh 13 12 1l .522 31f~ i of the se<:ond game. Jim Leek- Balteries: Rio Grande - cars and P<1ppas ea :111' b:JCk Ph1ll 1es followed by a POMEROY St.. LouiS 14 10 .583 2\', New York 11 11 .500 4 ' rone was behind the plate. ·, Grady (LPI and Leck,one : more dclermined than ever to serm with the Pit\sburg!J PiTHE MEN'S SHOP fhlc<fgd 12 10 .!'45 3'h Calif 13 13 .500 4 I Cumberland trailed 8-7 goin~ l Cumberla nd - Cupp 1WPJ and show Cinl'innat i fans the tr ade rates. -"--..,..,~.,...,.,,.,.:....,.'=.,....,....,....,...~;,=..,..--~ R tJ nd SIMOM'5 GIFTS For The G tion l?urnament to be held June] and Duane Knorr m the e Bend's Beat i . ~;(~·""'""' 'I ... 1 · surance f The third time was a charm ! The lwo ball clubs of neig!Jbor· ·the ·game by fanning the nert 1and Leffingwell who singled In '" the . flfst ll·ame ~nd a double by Proffitt and single -fe, RUtland's righthander, fm Middleport's baseball team. lng towns buttled right down to two Panther batters. Ithe sixth. more times m the thlfd from Amos W"llbrown . The au, ned slt,aitd issUed oolree The Yellow Jackets, in it the line in . the Southeastern Middleport had grabbed a I-ll Pomeroy Witters included Bill to ave~ge an ear her loss Iy other hits for the club fro.m es while going third try this season, finally Ohio Athletic Lugue clash. lead in the third when Leftfield· lMoore and Van Meter, eacil Rutland s Red Devils by a Racine were a single by Grues- By innings: · · :·: :: · managed to edge the bard- to- I Pomeroy, behind 2.0, going in· er Jeff Boggs singled with one 1witll doubles, and Finlaw, Baer margm Wednesday m er and a double by Proffitt, his Southei:ll 1091000 0 ·~ f br• ·1 Pomeroy Panthers by a 3- lto the bottom of the-seventh got out, got to second on a base on lanij Burdette with singles. Valley Conference dtamond third hit in_four times at bat , Rutland 010 OIO·h1!.J ~ m orgin on Wednesday at Porn· a rally started after First Sac- balls to Birdie Demoskey, tra· Swan struck out nine and is· twn. in the top of the seventh. I Jenkins and. 'Gruelet. !.::•! ero). !ker Bill Radford got his fl rs I!veled on to t~ird and then came I' sued four ba.es on balls while J~nkins, while going t~e route Cadle and ~norr. · ,. 1 Mike Jenkins, ' Senior Middleport's diam{lnd crew i base on a Yellow Jacket error !home on a sacrifice by Swan;. enroute to the win and Pome· i I hander, picked up Lhe victory hao been beaten 11·2 and 3 . 2. 1with one out. · The other Yellow Jacket run !roy's Burdette struck out four , • ' for Coach Cro.ynor Slone's Daily Sentinel, l'<l~eroy-)lliddleport, 0 ., May 11, 196!..,-3 respectively, in two ear!ier i Burdette and lead-off baiter was tallied in the fourth when and walked three. 1 "· nadoes by going the meetings with ' Coach R u s s . Steve Fin!aw followed w i t b I Roger Leffingwell was safe on Pomeroy ·play in Class A Re- •'Sirloln or porterhouse steak?" ls nd limiting Rutland to · 1 Moore's crew. , four hi ts. Both Red Devil run•; 11 1back-to-back singles and Rad· , a -fielder's choice and then with gional tourney action th is Fri· Bill Swan, Middleport junior,: ford crossed the plate to make Itwo outs Van Johnson singled Iday at Bolmar Field in Chilli· [ TEN IS PROS I were unearned. and Bob Burdette, a sophomore the score 2-1. Swan then gave Ito third and Rightfielder Hlr!dy cothe. 1 N o' Pomeroy, dueled the distance up a walk to Eddie Baer to iwas safe on an error. Middleport 001 100 0 2 4 2 NEW YORK (UPI) -Five of The lone lnts lor the lose:rsll on the bill. Swan gave up five load the bases. The Mlddleporl t Getting the other hits for Pomeroy 000 000 I I 5 3, the world's best orofessional were smgles m the second and ~ its and Burdette allowed the righthander, however, managediM!ddleport 'l'•re Mark Tanne- 1 Swan and Leffingwell, Bur- tennis players have been added th~rd by Joe Hawkms and Ronlvinners four. to get out or the jam and end hill with a single In the second•dette and Crow. to the field for the $25,000 me Young, • and ---- --· -- - - - -Madison Square Gard('n invit!l-1one base hits by ~hris '· I P•mptr Mom With Perfume! BENEFIT HELD Board Approval MASON - The Senior Class . . a: Wahama Hig!J School held a! Given 74 Seniors . ' IContmued From Page I) !dance on Tuesday evening all (Contmued from Page I) stitute drivers. Darleue Reed. I the Mason Youth Center for the , Graduating approval was of anotller honor accorded JeD- : Marvm Reed, Ross Cleland and benefit of Ray VanMeter, a ' granted 74 Southern High School nifer. (:barles Carr. were employed classmate of west Columbia, Iseniors when the school b<»ird 'l'f1 lr 1 Cbr' ti Confor the next school ·v~ar. ,wflo was injured recently when I met •in brief session Wednesday way,e Dweane orof mW omen18 onfe Obio 1 The contract oI Rubal Cald-:he fell from a moving trLICk on . evenmg. . · 'ty , rea ds.. ot· M ~'l ' State umvers1 we II as a cook wt~s renewed Rt 33 He remains a patient at : Atten dmg were ts ........ m- uc t 1r y d 10 ""' Mrs. Lila Van Meter was jthe v~terans Memorial Hospitat i tock, president : Harry Hi II, ht onya ~fa ~s. b ~r !aureemployed as bigh school sec- 'where he is recuperating from ' Howard Erwin, Joe Stobart, gteder, .~nnber.' afsh en hselec· : : J A on Lue as1s o er sc oar~ retary. Ia broken leg and nose He 15 Robert Harden, Clerk o nn shl 1 ad h" nd . The board voted to purchase ,(!,e son of Mro. Goldie VanMet· ' Wolfe and Superintendent Paul . th p,unle erstylp a ser;'ce hto , 10 new Remington typewriters ier Powell . e verst . as o~e o t e : and the recent calendar adopt~ . five outstan.?mg semor women I ed by the county board of eduDE·ATH REPORTED on campus. cation wos approved for u_se In Mr. and Mrs . Harley Stalna0 AND, CONGRATULATIONS I the Eastem District. A diScus. ! ker, RD, Pomeroy, received . i 51on was held on school bus word Wednesday of the death of (Continued from Page I) lode Bobby Ord, Middleport real· 111 .... ~ .. .. ..... ,. .. ..-~ · - ,·-~·- ....- .. --- ~~ ,.,_,~ ·r-~-j~ ALL-STAR HER I ,. . __. ' 1~'1 FOR Summer ••• ··-~· ' \''. •·• ·• ·-.-~ '-..-- ' r·•- ' ... " .,- -. ·• .. I CEREMONY - Lila Sue Mitch, left seated, was instaUed president of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in ceremonies Tuesday night. Other new officers installed were, left to right, Lois Clelland, treasurer; Carolyn Grueser, vice president; Carol McCullough, corresponding secretary; and Ruth Ann Riffle, recording secretary. Martha Eschelman, right seated, is outgoing president of the chapter.--Sentinel Photo ... - • ' ::;.adoes, p)ilued the 0., 11, 1 1- Ay'm.V.!ve system of ll!r· man 'tasshol to. death be drafteil "in w•r bulent weather held In the drove tO invt\Stlgate a bUrglar)' kHI, kill, kill and kill soll!tl Upper Midwest as mass of early today on the city's east more." · cold air owei>t ustward bring· ollie. • Clay waumona tile speakers tng with It lhunderstorms and a The vlotim, Patrolman Steve at an aoti • VIetnam rablly 1n few tornadoes. Huber, :17, dled In MI. Sinai Stagg Field House, called Ythe Heti,.Y rains, strong Winds and Hospital. The Cl8r h• was driv· Unlvarslty of Chicago !tudeDI hail bit poriions of Nebraska, tng splln across the street, body prealdent. It w~s amolli!. a th• Missouri, Iowa and IUinois lhrougil a fence and series. of such meetmgs at eo!· Wednesday. Funnel clouds Into the oide of a !egOJ and- unlversltleo throughsighted In northern Mlssourt, church. Iout the oatlon, some of whldt IOWII and Indiana. A tornado were linked by telephone to a struck near Tecumseh, N e b., CBIACGO - CASSIUS IMU- "teach-in" program at Harvard SNOW, SCORCIDNG BEAT demolishing several small build·, Ali) Clay told a Uni· !University. An overflow crowd an~ tHcnderstorm systems mge. verslty of Chicago rally Wed· of 1,600 attended the Ollcago which had unleashed scattered CLEVELAND _ A nesday night he refus.d to be Imeeting. a '1"'.•." '"-:" · ·- ·-. •• 1 I I '. ' \ �. .I ' ··---·t·..' ......• Y' ..,. -.- _naU~~ !;-;,~~ ~~~l!"'t Pom~·~dtlleport, ray f~B'C t bt!~ause u ""Y a 1 ! • F • f h s h c Athens WIns I t tralg t rown 1 t!':::o 1 6·? ' R'10 Redmen Lose . TWID . n·II 5 3 98 I ' -; • . • nt and a teacher m the Eas- · em IhJS father, Paige Stalnaker of1day won a pin for making 60 tern Local School District. All bdatd m ljers, Supt. Wllhamstown, W. Va., a daugh- words a minute in typing I. Bobbr has beeu awarded an John Riebel and Ptmclpal Nor- ter, Mrs. W. S. P~well of Sto- In shorthand I Mary Floccarl extension teacher's fellowship ; man Bahr atteoded the meet- rys Run, also SUTVlVes. won an award for 80 words a at Ohio University for one year. g. minute and Lori Godby lor 1110 He 'll drop out of the teaching C OF C MEETING words a minute Peggv Tillis I'1 ld t t Jh f 11 ~I · · ' VeteraDI Memorial Hospital Th M"ddl Ch b o accep e e ()w,, p, 1 1 SOLID COLOGNE Ad I !6d A lib e I .epor am er o won a shorthand II award f"r Iand upon completion of study m" 1 nna ers- . Commerce Will meet at 7:31) P- ~ 122 words a minute and Lilly jwill receive his maste ' d ' bach, Pomeroy; Timothy Law- I m., Friday at the office or the Imboden, Nancy Knotts. Debbie . gree r • e· regular $225 size 1 renee, Long Bottom: Kathleen Columbus and Southern Ohio! Smith and Bonnie Grate for 1001 · Moody J>t Pleasant· R "sse! El t . Co 'th C h B I11 . Ord has been teaching govern. I · · • ec. ric . ·• WI es a ' words a mmute. , t~ent, economics and hlsto in VanMeter, Rutland: A I ph a pres•dent. m charge. Barbara Williams received dd" · ry j Hnlt Racine· Arthur Roush a Ition to servmg as an asststtl 1· M • · · the D.A.R. Good Citizenship •· !ant coach at Eastern where he ' three . !ton : ona,W~Ife. Porlland.IMEIGS MAJ!li:IAGE ward aod Betty Clark received :is com letin hiss avaflable In D"cltllrjd - !"•ttha South· Robert Eugene Hysell, 21, a scholarship from the Nation. I p g econd year. famous fragrances ""· Rrenda Robbms, Mary Rus. .lumbus, and Charlotta K a wide Beauty Academy. I TAIIU ... 20 cAIIAT$ ... AMIIUSII ~~~Black, 18, Racine. A trophy or check, or both In Three Arrested by -~ - --- ·· - -- · - --·· ·some instances, went to tile Pomero p . li Y 0 ce 1American government and The Americanism winners of the Pomeroy Pollee Depart· DANA ... T1bu & Ambush Perfume, Rutland Aml!rlcan Ug~n Jllt 5 1~ reported the arrest of 487 contest Re<!<!lv!hg awardS persons Wednesday. Cologn•1 Dusting P•wder . 1.00 up were Bobby. Vance, Gene Grate, John Schuler, 24, Middleport, [ Charles Scot~ Scott Gartet and on a chorge of unsafe operation, Dennis Weber. will a.ppear In MAy<Jr Charles Cheerluder medal• weut to ~ar • court on Thesday, May Ojltn tially 9:00 io 7:00-Frlday Til 8 j Darlene " Shilth, csptaln: Bon· 6. R1ta Ll!uderm!lt, Pomeroy, Saturday Tll9 nie Grate, Joyce Clonch, Maty on a charge of no muffler, will Ilia!!, Jatice SmitH and Brenda appear on May 13 and Dahle! E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEitOY Jotinson. FotJr year -.oeal mus- Sumner Jr., 40, Florida, left of i $100 1 1 'I ! 1 · - - - - · - - · · ..... I I a ir: iii SMOKED CALAHAMS lb. .. J9c Skinless WIENERS 2 89c lb. '•• BACON ENDS Sliced 3 tb. S1 GROUND BEEF 3 SLICfD BACON ~:~~ - 39c lb. BREAD AtiAMS erHOLSUM ic medals tra'e awarded Dar- center and Carson Lingerfelt, lene Smith ·ilohrtle tll'llte Sile 51 ' Letart, W. Va., speeding. ' ' . Clonch, l!etty Clark, Sa bra SEcltE't WEAPON . Canaday, Juh~ Jm'ltlll, Debbie CAPE ToWN So 1 SntUh, Donna Davidson, Peggy . . • utH Africa . Tillis Debbl~ TUrner lllld Kll- (UP!) -Mimster of Defeuse thy Thomas. KatHy 'l'homu re- Pleter Botha said Wednesday ~ I eelved an award as edllbr of that a secret wupon Is under . I the "Spyglass;': the school Idevelopment to s t r e n g t h e ni newspaper. ' ' I South Africa's !eCUr!ty system.I Wlnllln~ yearbook 'wards Botha refused to describe the were Lori Godby, Gleuda John· ~eapon but ·~~d It would be a son Debbie Smith Sabra Can- big success. He told parJI. ada'y, !lonnie Grate sherry ament It was being developed Matson, Dixie Wam~ley, Melva by ~~th Africa and "another Johltltoil, Dorlene Smith, Del>- body. ble Turner Chestef King AI· He said II would he available tan Gibson,' Charles Scot!, Ct,rls to "lrtendly" nations. Napper, Roger Davis, Joe Hawkins, Dennis Weber and Barbara Wllllama. Cert!Ocates tor perfect at. lendan"" during the year went to Joe Myers, Jeff ~. Terry Miller, Pat K'jlllledy, Gene Grate, Ronnie Grate, Rod· ney Davis, PhyUis Qavldaon, Wilma Davidson, Becky Haley, Larry Montgomery, Donna Dav· idson, Chester KlnJ, D e b b I f Thnler, Dennl• Weber, Panln Alesbire, Marilyn Alkire, Phll· ip Bleckwood, Linda Cotler!U, SUMMIIl Jentll!tr Cray, !lob Dlllley, Eu· gene Davis, Mike Grue&er, Sher't'f HayOJ, Diane Knorr, Paul Rice, Larry Taylor, John Smith and Beverly 'l'honqloon. lb. 5 '"•" 99C 6"'· S1 lb.1Qc Hudepohl t----t---tt. :.. ... , as es 11e " . ot"'er beers -.:•T.ou·ld lif•e to taste. Jl! 1\J :; :;: :y, j :~~~n!b:h~~t:msi~fgl~hea;:v:~\~ N:wlin d · ww~ .,, '· l ~ ' . *'· 1 1 ,{• .,- Pr~crlpilil"' ti Ui For l'r•rhl!l; A~~urill f REGISTEIIED PHARMACIStS TO $ERVE YOU Alwiy•Atl.tw l'rfNI OPEN DAII..Y 1!00 AM TO .. \ 1 Compaurtillnl ly Ol.lr R~glsttr..l lll«lflhiclslt 10;00 PM IUMDAY 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM A!\1115•00 liM f(lt,OII ~~~ ' \ "'' j ·.SKIRTS. ''3.98to $8,CJ5 51.99 ' io IG ) 5 r ' I f res· rs '. "'·. b ., . tax ud CJicllila.· t • • = ' . ' $1.00 StOO .a I to $5.95 . HAll SUitt . HeN'I y- .,_ tlrit J.y ill .. ptlct r&~~~e. Piclt: you ' s~ze-Go Gecult!a-.. Aar llze blackwel wbeleellisted cmly $1:!, plus · .. 17'¥ je ... I 1 . ULtlt.U~ . '" .·.HOSE··· '1.75 _, I~ White Dress ' I ' .' ' ' ' GLOVES ·:· st98 N_.. .,.,_ ~ tlul PGIItQI lll1d . . . . . . ! ' . r.~ N! ~ Clt.Yo ttittl ' . '\ ] I MILL ~~EO \MID~L~Rt ·-------- -- . I• ' . .' . . • '. .·' \.. ·t}· \ \ CORD AIJ ••WEATHER' ·.• .. SLIPS,: BLOUSES '• 3·T NYLON ' i t' FULL l.iNOfk .. •· I 1 ti;;/' '; .' . ·. ;~·v• < -~<": ,_,, .: "" i 1 Bring AU Your . . . lllltlld-Nn Yodl , \ fa.~ it.U,. .~ l!laturdll7 "' nw Oblo vau., Pabllablq Comlftiiti !!.!!' ~e'!h!111{" ~ -. '!"!!!!!!:~, IJ: p. ~ ,_ lilil. ldltort&l ..... ...IIIII' M. W. A~ \ .. , SUVICE oE\otmln ro lN'nAI&T ~ r.ii!IOS • r.IAS()N AlUiA 161\i&iiJ.ttlotiill .... I PRESCRIPTION DAILY SENTINEl """· oldo. ~~~oa.... ~ '. ' olol!i~-o i. - . ouloillor C,_...r Tll'lllidllll, 141lhlr MILK ~m: . ...·. ,._·_- •·· 8Sc - :) PURSES $1 .Go MOtHER'S liAr IS SUII)M'., - i~ I S~m f\-anc,i~co 19 14 .417 617. K C 10 13 .435 51h: , were turned _in,to the winning i Ri e~~and~ame~O 200 4-----S 12 O ~c·,v 'York' 9 14 .39l 7 :Bait 9 14 391 61.'l 1 runs on Nowlm s double. Now- 0 , 0 2 9 I.·>s ~n-~elei · 9 !4• .391 ? fO!eve 8 13 .381 m; lin was Cumberland's ton hiUer , Cumbe:land OO!J IJ'>Z - .. ti l-10uston 8 17 .320 9 ~eclnesday's Resu_lts 1with a double a11d a triple in 1 Batteries : Rio Grand.;, 're.dnesday1S Results Detrmt 4 Cleveland 1 (ntght) I Lhree trips to ~ the plate. Atkins Collins, Boa\ !51 !LPI and 1 Cl1icago 5 San Francisco 4 Chicago 13 Baltimore 1 (night) - · --- -· -- · ..::.- j Laughlin : Cumberland - B<lk- •· Phi!a 4 Atlanta 3 (1st.' nig!Jt) Kansas City 7 Boston 4 (nigbl) . lnternottonol League Standings ' er Atkins IS ) tWP ) and chwA!Ianla 7 Phila 2 (2nd night) California 3 New York 2 (night1 1 By United Pre" International ; ~~~ On 7 New York 4 !night) Thursda9'> Probable Pltebers W. L. Pet. GB ; · - - -- - I Pitts 4 St. Louis I (no ght\ All Times EDT Buffalo 8 3 .727 ... I Fight Results l ~ - 5 Hou l (night, Ill inn.) American Lea(ue Rochester 9 4 .692 ... By United PreS8 International ' ' · Thursday's Probnbte Pltcben Ch.icago (Horlen 3-0) at , Syracuse 6 4 .600 1\\ , BIRMINGHAM, Eng 1 a 11 d _' ' (AU Times EDT! I Baltimore (Palmer 1·1), 8 p.m. Coluni!Jus 6 4 .600 tY, , !UP!) - Walter McGowan, BriCmCJhnah IE:Ihs 2-21 at New! Kansas C1ty (Hunter 3·2) at , Toro'\l'> 5 I .455 3 •lain. outpointed Giancarlo Cen- 1, Y:•rk {~ea\'er 3-t), 2 p.m. · Minnesota (Chance 4-1). 9 p.m.; RlchO)jlnd 5 7 .417 3'h ' ta. France (8). 1 .-\llonl<l tJ orvis 3-0 or Bruce ! Cleveland (Horgan 2-3) &t l Jack!jtjnville 4 9 .303 5 _ ,' 1-0, at 1, Pittsburg h !Sisk 1-1),1Washington (Pascual 2-01. 8:05 Tole<fl>: 2 8 .?lltl 5% TOKYO IUPI) -Musashi I ,., p.m p.m. "\\'ledneoday'• Re110lts •Nakano, 146 3--1, J apan. stopped 10nly games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) Toro~ t Jacksonville 0, !st. IFilipino Ravalo. 146 1-4 Philip- ' Friday's Games Friday's Games twi·ni~t pines (8). ' ~ " W Yol!k at St. Louis. night Baltimore at New York, night :Toronto 6 Jacksonville 3. 2nd. P~il~ at t incinnatl. night Detroit at Bosl<ln, night night NEW YORK lUPI\ -Marcel ' Al lanta at Pittsburgh. night _ California at Chicago, night Buffalo l Richmond 0, night Blzien, 148, Jersey City, N.J .. Ch cago al Los AngeiPS, mght Kansas City at 1\linnesota. night 't Rochester 5 Toledo 2. night outpointed Mike Cruz, 146, , Cleveland at Washington, night Columbus 7 Syracuse 0, night . Puerto Rico 18). Houston at San Fran. night 1 Billfolds, 3.95 up CUT-OFF JEANS Pure Pork SAUSAGE 3 ~~~~~~~lphia ~; :~ ~:; !\',: ~~~~on Tussy Deodorant ! price Tussy Gift Set& $1 ·~ Justin PursQ' and " 1 1 1 1 · p c Th•Ifd . aptures r RedS RemaJfi ' out Froot By 2 SHIYI' a ''' MARKET ' . He will appreciate a pradical gift from 0111' .· 7-10, 11 W>S announced Wednes-1 Southern began its scoring day. ' the first when Ray Proffitt Scheduled to appear are Earl l gled with one out and then Jun-11 wide selection . •• +Butch) Buchholz of St. LOUIS, ior Tom Diddle socked a Athens captured tis fifth con- :Nelsonvi!le, In 1957. This was 1Stadium Wednesday: 1 220-YARD DASH- Hood, M, Mike Davie< of Wa les, Pierre '! bagger to send Proffitt home. Sport & Dress Shirts secutive Southeastern 0 h l o: a new Blue Devil record. Bill ' :23.8. Barlhes of France, Andrcs League track and field champ- IBrown and John Gilmore 11955 : !~YARD GHIGH HURDLES TWO MILE RUN - Prater, 1 Gimeoo of Soa in and Luis Ayala ! The Tornadoes' big By Arrow, Rugby & 9 Montictllo ionship Wednesday evening. v land 1116ll) had it at :16. ,- 1 DAS~- .:_ Ellis. A. !J, 10:48.1. (New record) . I of Chile. i frame cam"_ a~s ~ th~ result The Bulldogs plied up 78 ., s I . sed D' ' 1. 104 I MILE RELAY - Athens, 3:·1 pomts to win the SEOAL's lith : pencer aso m!S IXOn • :· . . 38 7 IN , d) Slacks annual meet going away. : lll-year-<>ld broad jump record ' . MILE RUN - Dixon, A, .. i ·;~ec~ Green, A, 47 a~lpas R ords were established in ' by one-half mch. The GAHS ace ' . 37.2. ' d " I t I By Hubbord and Jaymor 0 the ":'nile relay and two mile leaped 2o feet, 1 inches to cop I 88tl-YARD RELAY - Galli· , anBRO~D ~UMP- Spencer, G. I run. 1top honors. Spencer was ~c- polis and Logan, lie, 1:39.5. 20'-6". I G•llipolis placed second with 1°00 m the high JUmp, be~md 1 440--YARD DASH - Stewart. DISCUS - Kemper L 126' ' Bermude Shorts 39 points. Jackson was third ;Atbens .Tom ~r~en who flmsh· IA, :52.7. jm". , ' ' NE W YORK IUP I\ - Mill was n't all a mistake. Plaids, denim , hopsack, with 38. Lo~an fo urth with33'h:ied With a "performance. 180·\'ARD LOW HURDLES-- : IUGH JUMP- Green A 6' -· Pappas won hts thord game of , Plus Record poplin. Perm press & wash Middleport fifth , 28: Pomeroy ;Spencer was 6 ·I . !Ellis, A, :22.2. 12•·. · ' ' the season Wednesday night I The Golden Greek is now 3-2 ~ n wear soxlh with 1Q and Wrllston "'v·: Here's results or the first : 1180-YARD DASH - Hender·j POLE VAULT_ Gilmore, G. ' and he ha~- 17 more to go t~_on the season. · enth with three Nelsonville did •place winners at OU's Peden ' shot A 2'05 5 10'--6" provr the Cmcmnati Reds d1dn t T p 1 bb d not 'parti cipate . ' -- - ' ' __ __:___~·-'· gPI the short end of the deal m'h ony ~r~ cdu R\ _.a dd 1 Men's Jewelry, Billfolds and Toiletries Gallipolis s~phomore Tom i the trade for Frank Robinson . ' e~mae~:.~-run o~ipleot~n;~~eath~ 20 ~rencer captured individuali Pappas ~1-lS neve.r ~on league leading Reds to their By Swank and Jadt East (l\nt honors eollecting 19 r _, games and nas set h1s s1ghts on . th P · ' 1 • · . f vtc1ory over e ~e1s. markers for the runner up Blue Rm Grande College dropped!The Redmen are now 5-11 fori had a homerun. that goal lhts season a ter a me-1 p . , h , h. ffth f th 1 0 Pevils j both ends of a double header the season. I Frank Collins started for the diocrf' 12-11 record last vear. erN odm• Ror. b~s , t . 1e Suits and Sport Coats • • • Ib b II C b I ndl K G d h d' I \1 h t I t 1 . ti t 3 season , an mson s ripe Spencer JUSt m1ssed a loop ase a game to urn era I en ra y went t e 1stane~•. Red men and worked four and t l oug I 1e wen on Y · th k. bl f th 11 ] By Stylomart & Brookfield. record by winning the 120-high J College Wednesday afternoon at with Jim Leckrone behind thai' one third innings. but was re - inni~gs We~nesday nJg ht h~ w~s ;.~r~·nc~nna\r at!~;~ ~ich esaw Young Men's models hurdlE'!: in ·1S.9. The old ~ark f Williamsburg, Ky., dropping the f ~late. for the Red men in the lieved by Larry Boal in the ·cred1ted WJII1 the 7-4 VIctory tl~e ~eds move oul to 3 two- ! Is :15.8, set by Wayne D1xon, opener 5-3 and the nightcap 9-8. f~rst game. · fifth . Dick Laughlin was !J•-Iov;r the New York Mets . . game lead over the second- I -·---------· - - - - - - The only extra blUe hit of the hind the plate. ! ~ ormer Cmcmnatl owner BJ\1 ; 1· . p· t b p· I Socks by Esquire game was a triple by R 1o 1DeWitt deal t Robinson to Balli- ' Pace 11 s urgh lrates. Grande's onve Reikers. Top In. the second _game, Frank more fo r Pappas e~nd Robin- I The Bucs moved into second hitters were Jim Morris and Cothns had a tnple and . Ken son's big bat promptly led tile nlare wi th a 4-l victory over I Belts by Salvatori Bill McDonnagh, each two for Grady, a double. Top hitter:; Onoles to lhe Amt•ncan Le<1 ~u e the Sl. Louis Cardinals. Bob WHEN IN DOUBT - give h"lm three at the plate. For Cum· were Joe Ou tc al t._ two fnr four: j pennant and a four-game sweep Veale picked up the win to be· 1 Gift Ctrtlfiutt from his fn. berland, Atkins had three for i Grady and Colllns were two of the World Ser i~ s . come the majnrs first five-game arite men's shop, 1 three and McAJarins was tw 11 for two. Robinson was del'lared the winner of the season. 1American Lc?.guc's most va\u- The Reds meet New YorJ.-: I By United Press loternational j American League • for three. , 1:" ' t . I I • W L P t GB c IrS game: . too 1"""t . . Na uma A!aeue . . . c Larry Collins started for Rio Rio Grande 100 002 o-- 3 6 1 a)I Ie pIayer ~n d Dew·tt 1 was se- Jgmn 6 •• before returmng ' 1c b W. L. Pet- GB Detroit lS 7 .682 ... Grande but was relieved bv \'Ire!\ cn tl' 'ln'd ft1r the tra:le. home for a weckood lhl'ee-game , • 1 urn er1 and 300 o~ t.v x- 59 0 · . , . . c:nrinnati 18 89 . 666179 2... I, c\\~aischago 14 7 .667 1h \ Larry Boal in the fifth innino; 11 All th iS didn t fall on deaf sene:-; With the Philadelphia Pit_tsbp~gh 13 12 1l .522 31f~ i of the se<:ond game. Jim Leek- Balteries: Rio Grande - cars and P<1ppas ea :111' b:JCk Ph1ll 1es followed by a POMEROY St.. LouiS 14 10 .583 2\', New York 11 11 .500 4 ' rone was behind the plate. ·, Grady (LPI and Leck,one : more dclermined than ever to serm with the Pit\sburg!J PiTHE MEN'S SHOP fhlc<fgd 12 10 .!'45 3'h Calif 13 13 .500 4 I Cumberland trailed 8-7 goin~ l Cumberla nd - Cupp 1WPJ and show Cinl'innat i fans the tr ade rates. -"--..,..,~.,...,.,,.,.:....,.'=.,....,....,....,...~;,=..,..--~ R tJ nd SIMOM'5 GIFTS For The G tion l?urnament to be held June] and Duane Knorr m the e Bend's Beat i . ~;(~·""'""' 'I ... 1 · surance f The third time was a charm ! The lwo ball clubs of neig!Jbor· ·the ·game by fanning the nert 1and Leffingwell who singled In '" the . flfst ll·ame ~nd a double by Proffitt and single -fe, RUtland's righthander, fm Middleport's baseball team. lng towns buttled right down to two Panther batters. Ithe sixth. more times m the thlfd from Amos W"llbrown . The au, ned slt,aitd issUed oolree The Yellow Jackets, in it the line in . the Southeastern Middleport had grabbed a I-ll Pomeroy Witters included Bill to ave~ge an ear her loss Iy other hits for the club fro.m es while going third try this season, finally Ohio Athletic Lugue clash. lead in the third when Leftfield· lMoore and Van Meter, eacil Rutland s Red Devils by a Racine were a single by Grues- By innings: · · :·: :: · managed to edge the bard- to- I Pomeroy, behind 2.0, going in· er Jeff Boggs singled with one 1witll doubles, and Finlaw, Baer margm Wednesday m er and a double by Proffitt, his Southei:ll 1091000 0 ·~ f br• ·1 Pomeroy Panthers by a 3- lto the bottom of the-seventh got out, got to second on a base on lanij Burdette with singles. Valley Conference dtamond third hit in_four times at bat , Rutland 010 OIO·h1!.J ~ m orgin on Wednesday at Porn· a rally started after First Sac- balls to Birdie Demoskey, tra· Swan struck out nine and is· twn. in the top of the seventh. I Jenkins and. 'Gruelet. !.::•! ero). !ker Bill Radford got his fl rs I!veled on to t~ird and then came I' sued four ba.es on balls while J~nkins, while going t~e route Cadle and ~norr. · ,. 1 Mike Jenkins, ' Senior Middleport's diam{lnd crew i base on a Yellow Jacket error !home on a sacrifice by Swan;. enroute to the win and Pome· i I hander, picked up Lhe victory hao been beaten 11·2 and 3 . 2. 1with one out. · The other Yellow Jacket run !roy's Burdette struck out four , • ' for Coach Cro.ynor Slone's Daily Sentinel, l'<l~eroy-)lliddleport, 0 ., May 11, 196!..,-3 respectively, in two ear!ier i Burdette and lead-off baiter was tallied in the fourth when and walked three. 1 "· nadoes by going the meetings with ' Coach R u s s . Steve Fin!aw followed w i t b I Roger Leffingwell was safe on Pomeroy ·play in Class A Re- •'Sirloln or porterhouse steak?" ls nd limiting Rutland to · 1 Moore's crew. , four hi ts. Both Red Devil run•; 11 1back-to-back singles and Rad· , a -fielder's choice and then with gional tourney action th is Fri· Bill Swan, Middleport junior,: ford crossed the plate to make Itwo outs Van Johnson singled Iday at Bolmar Field in Chilli· [ TEN IS PROS I were unearned. and Bob Burdette, a sophomore the score 2-1. Swan then gave Ito third and Rightfielder Hlr!dy cothe. 1 N o' Pomeroy, dueled the distance up a walk to Eddie Baer to iwas safe on an error. Middleport 001 100 0 2 4 2 NEW YORK (UPI) -Five of The lone lnts lor the lose:rsll on the bill. Swan gave up five load the bases. The Mlddleporl t Getting the other hits for Pomeroy 000 000 I I 5 3, the world's best orofessional were smgles m the second and ~ its and Burdette allowed the righthander, however, managediM!ddleport 'l'•re Mark Tanne- 1 Swan and Leffingwell, Bur- tennis players have been added th~rd by Joe Hawkms and Ronlvinners four. to get out or the jam and end hill with a single In the second•dette and Crow. to the field for the $25,000 me Young, • and ---- --· -- - - - -Madison Square Gard('n invit!l-1one base hits by ~hris '· I P•mptr Mom With Perfume! BENEFIT HELD Board Approval MASON - The Senior Class . . a: Wahama Hig!J School held a! Given 74 Seniors . ' IContmued From Page I) !dance on Tuesday evening all (Contmued from Page I) stitute drivers. Darleue Reed. I the Mason Youth Center for the , Graduating approval was of anotller honor accorded JeD- : Marvm Reed, Ross Cleland and benefit of Ray VanMeter, a ' granted 74 Southern High School nifer. (:barles Carr. were employed classmate of west Columbia, Iseniors when the school b<»ird 'l'f1 lr 1 Cbr' ti Confor the next school ·v~ar. ,wflo was injured recently when I met •in brief session Wednesday way,e Dweane orof mW omen18 onfe Obio 1 The contract oI Rubal Cald-:he fell from a moving trLICk on . evenmg. . · 'ty , rea ds.. ot· M ~'l ' State umvers1 we II as a cook wt~s renewed Rt 33 He remains a patient at : Atten dmg were ts ........ m- uc t 1r y d 10 ""' Mrs. Lila Van Meter was jthe v~terans Memorial Hospitat i tock, president : Harry Hi II, ht onya ~fa ~s. b ~r !aureemployed as bigh school sec- 'where he is recuperating from ' Howard Erwin, Joe Stobart, gteder, .~nnber.' afsh en hselec· : : J A on Lue as1s o er sc oar~ retary. Ia broken leg and nose He 15 Robert Harden, Clerk o nn shl 1 ad h" nd . The board voted to purchase ,(!,e son of Mro. Goldie VanMet· ' Wolfe and Superintendent Paul . th p,unle erstylp a ser;'ce hto , 10 new Remington typewriters ier Powell . e verst . as o~e o t e : and the recent calendar adopt~ . five outstan.?mg semor women I ed by the county board of eduDE·ATH REPORTED on campus. cation wos approved for u_se In Mr. and Mrs . Harley Stalna0 AND, CONGRATULATIONS I the Eastem District. A diScus. ! ker, RD, Pomeroy, received . i 51on was held on school bus word Wednesday of the death of (Continued from Page I) lode Bobby Ord, Middleport real· 111 .... ~ .. .. ..... ,. .. ..-~ · - ,·-~·- ....- .. --- ~~ ,.,_,~ ·r-~-j~ ALL-STAR HER I ,. . __. ' 1~'1 FOR Summer ••• ··-~· ' \''. •·• ·• ·-.-~ '-..-- ' r·•- ' ... " .,- -. ·• .. I CEREMONY - Lila Sue Mitch, left seated, was instaUed president of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in ceremonies Tuesday night. Other new officers installed were, left to right, Lois Clelland, treasurer; Carolyn Grueser, vice president; Carol McCullough, corresponding secretary; and Ruth Ann Riffle, recording secretary. Martha Eschelman, right seated, is outgoing president of the chapter.--Sentinel Photo ... - • ' ::;.adoes, p)ilued the 0., 11, 1 1- Ay'm.V.!ve system of ll!r· man 'tasshol to. death be drafteil "in w•r bulent weather held In the drove tO invt\Stlgate a bUrglar)' kHI, kill, kill and kill soll!tl Upper Midwest as mass of early today on the city's east more." · cold air owei>t ustward bring· ollie. • Clay waumona tile speakers tng with It lhunderstorms and a The vlotim, Patrolman Steve at an aoti • VIetnam rablly 1n few tornadoes. Huber, :17, dled In MI. Sinai Stagg Field House, called Ythe Heti,.Y rains, strong Winds and Hospital. The Cl8r h• was driv· Unlvarslty of Chicago !tudeDI hail bit poriions of Nebraska, tng splln across the street, body prealdent. It w~s amolli!. a th• Missouri, Iowa and IUinois lhrougil a fence and series. of such meetmgs at eo!· Wednesday. Funnel clouds Into the oide of a !egOJ and- unlversltleo throughsighted In northern Mlssourt, church. Iout the oatlon, some of whldt IOWII and Indiana. A tornado were linked by telephone to a struck near Tecumseh, N e b., CBIACGO - CASSIUS IMU- "teach-in" program at Harvard SNOW, SCORCIDNG BEAT demolishing several small build·, Ali) Clay told a Uni· !University. An overflow crowd an~ tHcnderstorm systems mge. verslty of Chicago rally Wed· of 1,600 attended the Ollcago which had unleashed scattered CLEVELAND _ A nesday night he refus.d to be Imeeting. a '1"'.•." '"-:" · ·- ·-. •• 1 I I '. ' \ �' ' ·~ . . .. . . ,. • .- ' J ~-~ '{ ' ' ~ '" I' ' ' •.{' -. •' ,. i ,. '"''f. ~. · .. I ~ . . . . . . . . . .., • • • •• ~ > / • ' f " ' ... ',I '· .. . ' .. • •' ' • ' ' ' • .... ~r I Slmoll's Pick·A·Palr Summer's Pb8rmacy Blue Tartu B&B Market Mason Furniture ConkleCoal 38 High Three Game - Betllv I Sayre, Mil; Belly Batey, 4,ni18 HOBCbar, 530; Lee ardsOD, 106; Wanda GabJdtaclb, I 501. High Single Game - Betty I Sayre, 212; Betty Batey, 115; Anita Hoschar, 188. High Averaaea - Betty · ey, 168; Belly SaJ:t, W1111o ' da Gabritsdl, 156; ·tee RldW1i-J son, 155; Kathy Davis, 155; An· ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~=~~~~~~::=~=~ ita Hoscbar, 105.• it 1 Wed.~~~~Pe No.' 4, 613; Team High Dragons 15 & 603; Linda Winebrenner, April It, lM7 Team No. I, 1795. !Ugh Apple Kings 11 9 Team High Game - Fo•~rsome l l PoiDII and series - Barbara Pantherettes 10 10 679; !Ugh Series - Foursome, 154 and 402; Joe Welker,. 160; Four Musketeers 9 II 19'17. 68 ~~:~esTrump High Team Game and Series 1 62 Steve Van Meter, 4511. '· Deem's Team 68 - Creeps, 618 and 1210· !Ugh Bautam' Bays League Hardly Ables 46 Bead Leape Game and Series- Brenda Van AprD Zl, lH'I Zeros 40 AprR Z4, 11167 Meter, 149 and 296. Won Losl ' Marklanders ll8 Polnll Strikes Impossible 14 6 Glv• Mother something SPECIAL-something High Game - Joyce Ramsey Frenchles Trans. 82 Women's Thursday League Fearsome Foursome 14 6 br'lght and py . .. somethln1 to delight and thrill her ... something she's wlshlnt for. 189; Bob Bowen, Sr., 198; High Brown's Tractor 62 April ZG, 1161 The Bombers 7 13 Choose th• perfect prestnt from our hunc:lredt Series - Mildred Bowen, 480; Teatn 300 76 Won Lost Monkey - runners & 15 Df bound-to please gifh tht say "Heppy Mo· Bob Bowen, Sr., 554. Team hlgb Ronnie's Boys 62 Simon's Market 601'. 321'. Team high game and serther's Oty" and r..lly make It so, game - 4 No Trmnp,. 653; Miller Brothers Grocery 42 7 Up Bottling Co. 58 31 ies - Fearsome Foursome, 669 Team High Series - Patsies, Racine Legion 40 N. Y. Clothing House 45 48 and 1267. High Game and Ser1865. lllgh Game - Jerry Van Rutland Dept. Store 441'. 48lol lea - Joe Welker, 161 and 303. wagen. 231; High Series Landmark 37lol 5512 • Jlllllor Mhed Leepe llam Silvers, 542; Team Flescber's Texaco 36 56'h W011 Game - Ronnle's Boys, !Ugh Game and Series - PanTeam No. 1 28 Team High Series - Team dora Collins, 814 and 2290; lllgh , Team No. 4 25 11 25:1il. Team Game and Series - Rut· Simon's Market By Cornette Team No, 3 l7 land Dept. Store, 814 and 2290. 7 Up Bottling Co. 58 •· Team No. 5 13 23 Bantam Gfrlo N. Y. Clothing House 47 Team No. 2 13 Aprtl 25, 1161 Tbarsday Trlplkale n,.,.- ·~ T"Jept. Store 44lol Team No. 6 12 24 w.. Lilt w.. Landmmt 38lol I ~Te~a~m~Hi~gh~G~ame::_~-~=~Creeps~~-••====~15~;5 1 McKenzle's New York Central Fleschers TeJaro 1" Raiders 23 High Game and Series -C•ll'· \ Maple Lawn Pollltry 23 olyn Bscbner, 206 and MI. I' Two Aces. A Deuce 211lol Game and Series - Sim•on's I Three Aces 17 Z5 Market. Clty Loan 15\1 26lol 'ni~Y Triplicate League Hlgh Game and Series April %'/, IH'I SISIIOn 'J3/ and 596; Team w.. Game and Series - M11 New York Central 29 16 Lawn Poultry, 5115 and 16311• Maple Lawn Poultry 25 20 Women's Friday NJPI Leegue McKellzle's Raiders 23 22 April II, !H'I Two Aces-A Deuce 21 'h 231'. FIRST QUALITY Walt Three Ace& 19 26 .' lola's Beauty Salon 60 36 Clty Loan 11\1 26'.\ 400 NEEDLE Babr Clothiers 57 39 High Game and Serle~ SEAMLESS Forest Run Block 5% 44 Yeauaer 222 and 582; Tea Team No. 1 50 46 111gb Game - New York CenG&G Cafe 39 56% trol, 523; Team IDgh Series Beverly's Bty. Shop 21111 Jlaple Lawn Poultry, 1503. !Ugh Game and Series Howell, 2t)}and 513; Team High Game - Tealtl N111lt 671; lligb Serles Team' - tilfll•s Beauly Salon ud Team No. 1, 18911. BIG SELECTION POMEROY LANES FROM 15c AND UP AprO IS, 111'1 Trl OiaiAy LoeJIII t. Miss America CORFAM MOTHER'S · DAY FLOWERS ' BlACK, WHITE, BONE, BROWN, BlUE, RED -- ------SPECTATOR PUMPS BLOOMING PLANTS COMBINATIONS HYDRANGEAS CHRYSANTHEMUMS 2 PAIR THE SHOE BOX CARNATIONS - ROSES CYMBIDIUMS - ORCHIDS FROM $3.00 CASH & CARRY ' SPECIAL HOSIERY SALE .99 CORSAGE 0 I N. 2ND. AVE. 1 MIDDLEPORT CORSAGES - - - - - - Dudley,s . • !• l 0 59 N. 2nd Ave. • .... PHONE 992-5560 .' More Time For Your.Family ••• 0 ~ !' ' Less Time In Kitchenf You'll j_IU' easier better electric cooking. f l '~ ' " ' ~ . · New Admirsl COI7!ilr,niell'lt ~ : .,WIIk·AWII'/..Autom11tic " mtchlnl•.... c• n cook you whQe .It hc::n* or awe· .,,.IL "MIAT-MINOIII" IIIW~~TIDUNIRS ...-.cuaan.r.-at•awlthll or ! ( ' Early Wed. Mldll Leque f ,! j own dtlnln& l• f lnlt hect. '• IMPMIAUO'IIllniO • _..,.IIIII....,. .,... oil, ..... ...... 1fiU on &Wlf fl'GIII ·~ Ono oetllnc for lllrtiDt llmt, one IIIIIDC tor cootiDt Ume - eonlzolt applun .. wllet too · Won · Loll Foursome Four Sporlsl!len SpoUei'& Double M'~ Four Aces 'l1 28 . ;4 Jl ' 22 21 'l1 B&F's ru,h Game - ' iliD Porter. Linda lUG SELECTION FREE DELIVERY MOTHER'S DAY ' Q-T GIFT BOXED $104 Stationery I TU~ Reg. $1.4\ Volue up NEW I Revlon-Coty Maxfador ., Lin Yin Prince Matchabelli wmt FLOWERS Seve $1.00 NATURAL•CUR&. I i • • • • SPECIAL RANGE.WIRING PLAN • • • DI:WXE 10" Rlntt Modt1FU072 ePotPiants elouquets • LOVING CARE NOR¥A·GOODWIN byCiaryl FLORIST Regular Ntod Tt·EIIIIrfeldt $1.7:S On~St. Reg • .35 $1.99 ;, Rog.& H•rd To Hold eM1111icurn Mllllt1hl071 Custom awn tfm., w1th on• flOur MUutt•Mlnftr. Timtd Satin Alum i num Con tr ol Ptnll1 11t•d tll&hlly to tid In r•tdinl ltltlnp, S•p•ral t oven 1nd turftce unit lodl· cttar ll•ht, a~t~tllentt ovUat With ••P•· me lflclleatot 111M for ann turflce units. I eTrims Ph. 992·2933 Hair eMusages "We TeleJrQII FJowm AD,Jwbon, An11lm•" Gift . Reg. $24.95 1 • s A 0 y l~n,Eitcttlc fllnto. Hl>w'llhotlmt¥1buy~ltllftiiVinaLilltl ·( Y!lr~ or'* for dfllllllt cu offtct; -' I I \ .,' ·t. · ' POMEROY .HOMl & AUTO__ '~· '' '' ' ' J PHON! 992-2094 . • ' I , ·· ~ ' E ). MIIi'fSt: ' '· ' - ~~~'~·=='·~==~~ '' Meal afltr Meal ... Admlrallla~jll Give Proof of Quality and ConiVInlltn,ceo NEW PLAN I. Ufl-off Ovttl Dill' ' the llnlell and out dean· I -----~------------~---J $169.95 $199.95 ' ! Right - · Ohio Powtr Compeny II oH.Ine • new p1en lhlt 1 .. you <4011 to 70% on lht ·of wiring ybur home for 1 ~--. 11 . . .. . ... .... .. ' 0 0 0 . · ..... . Boxed • 1 ·w ,i \ ·, '• . AE.I.AX&II ecOnages ,. ' IUPIIIMIIO'IIMtt Box and ......... olalll... . 1llt WONDERFUL TRUL'f FRESH FlAVOR Check the· featur~ and operating cost of a flamelns range. And, like moat evtl'fOJlt, yOII'llgo electric. · boUom. astld COOk to, kttpstpllll on tile fw qvlel< Convenlenl and - we-aliiD~­ WITH THAT COSMETICS Operating costs? JU1t $1 a month for the average family . Madol FU078 ALit OIIIIttle ttmpent ure contrp l end dull·mljlc awa cPr Ofi 2700 w•IL • urine 'u n1t. CloCk 11rntr Wltft one tl~r fll ln.c!e·M!nder; ~ lmn DvQn ~~ood one oui · Itt Twtl1 1mtd eppllenu outlet•. Ramoveble OYIII . . . lti.ID-IIICISSEO COOK TO~ :Tit-up enJfra r•nc• top ••• r•· APril ... 111'1 1. Qvlck-811 Ovon n- Removable surface units are easy to clean. And the oven?.Teflon~ coated oven walls orremovable oven liners make cleaning a anapl And self-cleaning ovens, found only on electric ranges, let you clean the oven automatically by simply pullhing 1 bunon. ••OIPYIPOnltln your alnk an ~ -- ) Ali electric range is easier to keep spotless. too. Features lftd Holsum No. 1 60 Foreman & Abbott 71 0&J Auto Part& 70 Craig's Marht 68 Crow's Steak House 5$ Hollum No. 2 S4 High Game - Art stobart, 216 !Ugh Series - Blll Rad: ford, MV; Team High Game and Serles - Holsum No. 1, 1011 and 2515. l 'i 'W ~ Po!at& { Caoklmtlta ta the dUirtd level .._, ~ . af "dontnen11• • • than holds it \.... . . _ ••cookJnJII'COOiinl. ~ #4..JIIf: " . ·• · ;~ ., IUCTIUC OWEN TiMERS ~ .,. Food is easy to prepare electrically because ther~s:· . . II an accurate flow of heat for positive cooking control. :' : ' ' Means less meat shrinkage . .. more.succulentflavO!' l in all electrically prepared foods. And the whole range is fully automatic. Cooking Fs11tU,...; , ~ .•· DAY CARDS Remember Mother • CHOCOLATES c 40" EL'ECTRIC RANGE Middleport GIFT BOXED · 37 PHILCO TILT TOP I • 28 111! E 'POLAROI .•17·77 LADIES .NORELCO $1'6.95 SAVE$8.00NOW �' ' ·~ . . .. . . ,. • .- ' J ~-~ '{ ' ' ~ '" I' ' ' •.{' -. •' ,. i ,. '"''f. ~. · .. I ~ . . . . . . . . . .., • • • •• ~ > / • ' f " ' ... ',I '· .. . ' .. • •' ' • ' ' ' • .... ~r I Slmoll's Pick·A·Palr Summer's Pb8rmacy Blue Tartu B&B Market Mason Furniture ConkleCoal 38 High Three Game - Betllv I Sayre, Mil; Belly Batey, 4,ni18 HOBCbar, 530; Lee ardsOD, 106; Wanda GabJdtaclb, I 501. High Single Game - Betty I Sayre, 212; Betty Batey, 115; Anita Hoschar, 188. High Averaaea - Betty · ey, 168; Belly SaJ:t, W1111o ' da Gabritsdl, 156; ·tee RldW1i-J son, 155; Kathy Davis, 155; An· ~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~=~~~~~~::=~=~ ita Hoscbar, 105.• it 1 Wed.~~~~Pe No.' 4, 613; Team High Dragons 15 & 603; Linda Winebrenner, April It, lM7 Team No. I, 1795. !Ugh Apple Kings 11 9 Team High Game - Fo•~rsome l l PoiDII and series - Barbara Pantherettes 10 10 679; !Ugh Series - Foursome, 154 and 402; Joe Welker,. 160; Four Musketeers 9 II 19'17. 68 ~~:~esTrump High Team Game and Series 1 62 Steve Van Meter, 4511. '· Deem's Team 68 - Creeps, 618 and 1210· !Ugh Bautam' Bays League Hardly Ables 46 Bead Leape Game and Series- Brenda Van AprD Zl, lH'I Zeros 40 AprR Z4, 11167 Meter, 149 and 296. Won Losl ' Marklanders ll8 Polnll Strikes Impossible 14 6 Glv• Mother something SPECIAL-something High Game - Joyce Ramsey Frenchles Trans. 82 Women's Thursday League Fearsome Foursome 14 6 br'lght and py . .. somethln1 to delight and thrill her ... something she's wlshlnt for. 189; Bob Bowen, Sr., 198; High Brown's Tractor 62 April ZG, 1161 The Bombers 7 13 Choose th• perfect prestnt from our hunc:lredt Series - Mildred Bowen, 480; Teatn 300 76 Won Lost Monkey - runners & 15 Df bound-to please gifh tht say "Heppy Mo· Bob Bowen, Sr., 554. Team hlgb Ronnie's Boys 62 Simon's Market 601'. 321'. Team high game and serther's Oty" and r..lly make It so, game - 4 No Trmnp,. 653; Miller Brothers Grocery 42 7 Up Bottling Co. 58 31 ies - Fearsome Foursome, 669 Team High Series - Patsies, Racine Legion 40 N. Y. Clothing House 45 48 and 1267. High Game and Ser1865. lllgh Game - Jerry Van Rutland Dept. Store 441'. 48lol lea - Joe Welker, 161 and 303. wagen. 231; High Series Landmark 37lol 5512 • Jlllllor Mhed Leepe llam Silvers, 542; Team Flescber's Texaco 36 56'h W011 Game - Ronnle's Boys, !Ugh Game and Series - PanTeam No. 1 28 Team High Series - Team dora Collins, 814 and 2290; lllgh , Team No. 4 25 11 25:1il. Team Game and Series - Rut· Simon's Market By Cornette Team No, 3 l7 land Dept. Store, 814 and 2290. 7 Up Bottling Co. 58 •· Team No. 5 13 23 Bantam Gfrlo N. Y. Clothing House 47 Team No. 2 13 Aprtl 25, 1161 Tbarsday Trlplkale n,.,.- ·~ T"Jept. Store 44lol Team No. 6 12 24 w.. Lilt w.. Landmmt 38lol I ~Te~a~m~Hi~gh~G~ame::_~-~=~Creeps~~-••====~15~;5 1 McKenzle's New York Central Fleschers TeJaro 1" Raiders 23 High Game and Series -C•ll'· \ Maple Lawn Pollltry 23 olyn Bscbner, 206 and MI. I' Two Aces. A Deuce 211lol Game and Series - Sim•on's I Three Aces 17 Z5 Market. Clty Loan 15\1 26lol 'ni~Y Triplicate League Hlgh Game and Series April %'/, IH'I SISIIOn 'J3/ and 596; Team w.. Game and Series - M11 New York Central 29 16 Lawn Poultry, 5115 and 16311• Maple Lawn Poultry 25 20 Women's Friday NJPI Leegue McKellzle's Raiders 23 22 April II, !H'I Two Aces-A Deuce 21 'h 231'. FIRST QUALITY Walt Three Ace& 19 26 .' lola's Beauty Salon 60 36 Clty Loan 11\1 26'.\ 400 NEEDLE Babr Clothiers 57 39 High Game and Serle~ SEAMLESS Forest Run Block 5% 44 Yeauaer 222 and 582; Tea Team No. 1 50 46 111gb Game - New York CenG&G Cafe 39 56% trol, 523; Team IDgh Series Beverly's Bty. Shop 21111 Jlaple Lawn Poultry, 1503. !Ugh Game and Series Howell, 2t)}and 513; Team High Game - Tealtl N111lt 671; lligb Serles Team' - tilfll•s Beauly Salon ud Team No. 1, 18911. BIG SELECTION POMEROY LANES FROM 15c AND UP AprO IS, 111'1 Trl OiaiAy LoeJIII t. Miss America CORFAM MOTHER'S · DAY FLOWERS ' BlACK, WHITE, BONE, BROWN, BlUE, RED -- ------SPECTATOR PUMPS BLOOMING PLANTS COMBINATIONS HYDRANGEAS CHRYSANTHEMUMS 2 PAIR THE SHOE BOX CARNATIONS - ROSES CYMBIDIUMS - ORCHIDS FROM $3.00 CASH & CARRY ' SPECIAL HOSIERY SALE .99 CORSAGE 0 I N. 2ND. AVE. 1 MIDDLEPORT CORSAGES - - - - - - Dudley,s . • !• l 0 59 N. 2nd Ave. • .... PHONE 992-5560 .' More Time For Your.Family ••• 0 ~ !' ' Less Time In Kitchenf You'll j_IU' easier better electric cooking. f l '~ ' " ' ~ . · New Admirsl COI7!ilr,niell'lt ~ : .,WIIk·AWII'/..Autom11tic " mtchlnl•.... c• n cook you whQe .It hc::n* or awe· .,,.IL "MIAT-MINOIII" IIIW~~TIDUNIRS ...-.cuaan.r.-at•awlthll or ! ( ' Early Wed. Mldll Leque f ,! j own dtlnln& l• f lnlt hect. '• IMPMIAUO'IIllniO • _..,.IIIII....,. .,... oil, ..... ...... 1fiU on &Wlf fl'GIII ·~ Ono oetllnc for lllrtiDt llmt, one IIIIIDC tor cootiDt Ume - eonlzolt applun .. wllet too · Won · Loll Foursome Four Sporlsl!len SpoUei'& Double M'~ Four Aces 'l1 28 . ;4 Jl ' 22 21 'l1 B&F's ru,h Game - ' iliD Porter. Linda lUG SELECTION FREE DELIVERY MOTHER'S DAY ' Q-T GIFT BOXED $104 Stationery I TU~ Reg. $1.4\ Volue up NEW I Revlon-Coty Maxfador ., Lin Yin Prince Matchabelli wmt FLOWERS Seve $1.00 NATURAL•CUR&. I i • • • • SPECIAL RANGE.WIRING PLAN • • • DI:WXE 10" Rlntt Modt1FU072 ePotPiants elouquets • LOVING CARE NOR¥A·GOODWIN byCiaryl FLORIST Regular Ntod Tt·EIIIIrfeldt $1.7:S On~St. Reg • .35 $1.99 ;, Rog.& H•rd To Hold eM1111icurn Mllllt1hl071 Custom awn tfm., w1th on• flOur MUutt•Mlnftr. Timtd Satin Alum i num Con tr ol Ptnll1 11t•d tll&hlly to tid In r•tdinl ltltlnp, S•p•ral t oven 1nd turftce unit lodl· cttar ll•ht, a~t~tllentt ovUat With ••P•· me lflclleatot 111M for ann turflce units. I eTrims Ph. 992·2933 Hair eMusages "We TeleJrQII FJowm AD,Jwbon, An11lm•" Gift . Reg. $24.95 1 • s A 0 y l~n,Eitcttlc fllnto. Hl>w'llhotlmt¥1buy~ltllftiiVinaLilltl ·( Y!lr~ or'* for dfllllllt cu offtct; -' I I \ .,' ·t. · ' POMEROY .HOMl & AUTO__ '~· '' '' ' ' J PHON! 992-2094 . • ' I , ·· ~ ' E ). MIIi'fSt: ' '· ' - ~~~'~·=='·~==~~ '' Meal afltr Meal ... Admlrallla~jll Give Proof of Quality and ConiVInlltn,ceo NEW PLAN I. Ufl-off Ovttl Dill' ' the llnlell and out dean· I -----~------------~---J $169.95 $199.95 ' ! Right - · Ohio Powtr Compeny II oH.Ine • new p1en lhlt 1 .. you <4011 to 70% on lht ·of wiring ybur home for 1 ~--. 11 . . .. . ... .... .. ' 0 0 0 . · ..... . Boxed • 1 ·w ,i \ ·, '• . AE.I.AX&II ecOnages ,. ' IUPIIIMIIO'IIMtt Box and ......... olalll... . 1llt WONDERFUL TRUL'f FRESH FlAVOR Check the· featur~ and operating cost of a flamelns range. And, like moat evtl'fOJlt, yOII'llgo electric. · boUom. astld COOk to, kttpstpllll on tile fw qvlel< Convenlenl and - we-aliiD~­ WITH THAT COSMETICS Operating costs? JU1t $1 a month for the average family . Madol FU078 ALit OIIIIttle ttmpent ure contrp l end dull·mljlc awa cPr Ofi 2700 w•IL • urine 'u n1t. CloCk 11rntr Wltft one tl~r fll ln.c!e·M!nder; ~ lmn DvQn ~~ood one oui · Itt Twtl1 1mtd eppllenu outlet•. Ramoveble OYIII . . . lti.ID-IIICISSEO COOK TO~ :Tit-up enJfra r•nc• top ••• r•· APril ... 111'1 1. Qvlck-811 Ovon n- Removable surface units are easy to clean. And the oven?.Teflon~ coated oven walls orremovable oven liners make cleaning a anapl And self-cleaning ovens, found only on electric ranges, let you clean the oven automatically by simply pullhing 1 bunon. ••OIPYIPOnltln your alnk an ~ -- ) Ali electric range is easier to keep spotless. too. Features lftd Holsum No. 1 60 Foreman & Abbott 71 0&J Auto Part& 70 Craig's Marht 68 Crow's Steak House 5$ Hollum No. 2 S4 High Game - Art stobart, 216 !Ugh Series - Blll Rad: ford, MV; Team High Game and Serles - Holsum No. 1, 1011 and 2515. l 'i 'W ~ Po!at& { Caoklmtlta ta the dUirtd level .._, ~ . af "dontnen11• • • than holds it \.... . . _ ••cookJnJII'COOiinl. ~ #4..JIIf: " . ·• · ;~ ., IUCTIUC OWEN TiMERS ~ .,. Food is easy to prepare electrically because ther~s:· . . II an accurate flow of heat for positive cooking control. :' : ' ' Means less meat shrinkage . .. more.succulentflavO!' l in all electrically prepared foods. And the whole range is fully automatic. Cooking Fs11tU,...; , ~ .•· DAY CARDS Remember Mother • CHOCOLATES c 40" EL'ECTRIC RANGE Middleport GIFT BOXED · 37 PHILCO TILT TOP I • 28 111! E 'POLAROI .•17·77 LADIES .NORELCO $1'6.95 SAVE$8.00NOW �\ • .'N.t.H' a ~n . -. . e~_ l\T . o ' tes . "" ·""'Pn ""~' . I ' I • ' ~New. ~~ Te' ,Pal~ ED~ ~ i ~8' ~· M~ ~.r~tedP~ ~ ror~1d ., . dleport. ' ....... Ralph II) Gainer, Ruth 1. GatDet, to Olar\ea Allen Rush ~~ EioiN Rush, ~. 1ve. · . ,Gerald Cngar, Mary Lee eo. 'r 'j ., .... '" ewt. THE POET'S roRNF.R • Storm Doon & Windows t Kitchen Cabinets 1 Floor Tile SOMEONE GRADUATING? r fREE' Anou. occasion loshowyoucar.and care II10U8h liD send 1he wry best• Hallnwk card : i ' " ·, ~ ~ ·~ " :.: /' r. : I I I •• I . I, ~ . ~ ~ L iI v • . ! I ' • .' I 1' BallenWavto •~ ; Love&ter Bo.-. ,, B.R.W. Hardware& · leather Supply Phone 992-277 4 _________ ·- ·- Wilen - ' ,, W[}::{]~~ lfif~ a'@~~ @G$ 'ifll=O@§~ I I [Q)~~oo , ' -• ol 1.' ' •• • '' • .I , I ,." '1 {I •• •• •• r !..,.,_. \ of. II 1!; I \ • "' ,, •• GLAD YD!,p.,. CDDKINCI WITHDA81 cn.7 •••••• NOIII!elt In ... da• While ~~ Is perhaps the best reason for buying a -~·- wagon. consider, al~ m.. bonuaea: := ~~~~ Chevrill!'l dependability, fllllh-and..clry c:g-.,.,....,Sion 41~-! rid~. ~~ 1 nde, but the body mounll w S:.~'t;::ect. And Cheveile ca~ies plenty. 1 ~:! 1 eo. to be exact 28.6 1110has high Flip~ w •• •...,on, Mono-Plate 1'811' auiPifltiOn to . stlndard. Price? Below atandard. 1111011111 the ltdt II Sn your Chevrolet dealll' during his Camaro hcesetter •re ,;-dtown and you've 86 cubic feet.ofcargo D aaar. Cbevelle was built to take a lot Spec:ial buyl on Camaro Sport Cou IPflc•ally equiPfltd with· 250 cu~ and Convtnibln OeluKe steefing wheal •. Bum;... Six. ~1515 hp • • Whltewtll t1rt1 • Wheel covera • Whttl 0 nl tho_oidu • Extro intlrior ~=-~ Slrllllno olono got = ~ aiNo'IQIII' va, belt •qulppall for th All·VInyl upholstery Ia atandard. ' flush•lnd!J,.,"'::?• ::.:-.~nder-.alves a~ _stlndard. Separa: .e to inllillU IIIII IIlii lilllndard. aU::.h . lr Sale . ' I. AttJN ST. ~·· ~ee •:;.~Jay ~rge Mot~er Daugh~ ~~n_ I ~e ,. .. ~u\s w~re : ' ' .< I • PHONE 992-2126 " ' I ' , ,I 1., ,. • " - ' '->~~· ' ' . ' .1.' ' . ~ r# ' '"' ..... ~· ~-'. e- , L~evmg Doria sU• ti tid ·:a a' 1 'Ts4 she 1ozt1r aoJ+ a 1 a S:l Poof-1,--..i- 171 lhl . . . .. lift lolodt of I 171 d atra c-• l" ~·al ~::n 1 ~:~d ;h~ Har~ w:~esdaB~tain's: •;;;~1 partie~pat\ng., th~ S 1 ••Z"I' s-looliw' lsi' !± i ±n ) J,S.Uoi•IZf'<:ooila. _ $64,95 frons 1 :~\ey~ ~~~rd oer~~~~d EBERSBACH HARDWARE en~ '' "Everything In Hardware" AnthePtl~ MAIN to show mom 4ou care! how rnuch '• .. ~ YOUR CHOICE Mix .or Match e DREAM GLO COMPACTS e LIQUID MAKEUP e MAKEUP IN TUBES e BRUSH ON MASCARA e Eyebrow-Eyeliner Pencil e FLUID EYE LINER ~Si6vVv '}j, t (5 Colors) e EYE SHADOW STICK · e BRUSH ON EYE SHADOW e NAIL ENAMEL e DESIGNERS LIPSTICK 6 .' , '• ' AS~ET ' 11111\am Powell, Sr.. , Cash, balancel With other baDks, and ROTARY CLUB · cash Items In proc:eu of collection $ 500 279 06 '1'111 Rotary Cli!ll met United States Government obllraUons ·---' · Thunday evening lor .t bel direct and IUiflnleed . ' , ,-,lar dinner meettns. A of States and poHUealauiidiViiioni I· ,.\nesg meetlllr was e 1 , Loans discounts ··-·----··-----------· ' " 1ose attending were ~Ute; aue~ --·-•"·---~-~---·-·--------· <>rd, Clyde F!Jiey, . .. _ asse 1 -------·----·····-----·--·-· · •song, Her1118ft Layne, TOTAL ASSETS -.- --------·-···-·-·- ,G,ll75,'936.26 :~d F. Rousb,loloyd Roush, LIABILJII'lES . , · · ,me :Wiiliamsop, Russell Demand deposits of .Individuals, .: , •rl Harry Miller Edwin partnerships, and corporations -~---·· ,1,ll13,'21!ti.Ol ll 1' • ' ' Plld savings depqalts of indlvlduala, · pattnershlps, and eorporation1."·---·•· l .tbllt Thabet, Ra1ph mon, Frank Capeh~. Rev. of United States Governinent . ~arcus 'i'rOUgb. Klrl 'li' llo of States an~ political tubdMIIoiii·:: ~•eliOD Jennings, .·Lewll and. offl~rs· ~ecb, etc. -·------mer!, *114 Floyd CJnnlick. DEPOSITS ....---- .,5,4711,!82.23 1,. . l~. . ' JUIOI)(lf)EijDRON CLUB Total 4emand depo1!11 ,:;.. ;'i1488,4Til.eli The IUIOllodetld!'OD Hom 'I; ll'otal time & aavillge depolltH4 037111 M Demonstratl!ln Club met ·' . . . ' : 1 · ., ' ·· · other Ul!biUiitt -----·-·--"-.::'·----~·---··· _ _.::: ,.,,uriday evebinl at lhe Hollie wttb MtL Waller ' · MAL ~~ ~--·------~~-l~•• '&,&35,81!-f.SO st•id and~ it. Doug.! • . ' · cAPITAL ACCOIJNTS , . ROush a bOBtessel· The CoPJmon stBCk-...!:;t:1 r•" ".'•ln,. ._.__:..:.. · ).!·· ~ . .. 1iMII,fiOI~.O(Iil lng opened with tbe · ·W>· ,tJare.-uthorlzM-209(! . . "'~ ··: . 1 IJeVGiiOIUI w'ett ·, 0. lhares vutstandlng-2000 £ · 1 ' · ple4Je. o~Uea."· 'lbe . All For1M1 l ____ FOR YOUR CHOICE fabrk Softener .19c 19c '· \ , ·" .• '4· Y• I .. :·: 33C . G.l. (60w·75w·100w) .....,. eusbf Livnl IJUWZ'Iil R;t 11c 6R2FOR33t 67c ILIMITONEI iLIMITONEl Dl~hlorlzklt 'Moth Cakes, R~t. 49c - 39c UqUl. wpoi~, Reg, $i ~50 '.. ·;·, · $1,;27.·I J/ . -,~~u··-----,-:,.---···t·--·~~:·: ~·:.t·.-~ Rexall Wl~ow: Spray,·Reg. stc fl·c . .adllffOr.C~q.es, . ··.$U5 . . \()TAt. . ACCOUNTS -'!~::··if~~~ ' POLIDINT GLUM Reg 98~ lI 69c ;,~:a v '• MILK .MAGIISIA Reg, 691 WHITI eoYE .. · IZ':ra•ru liJIIIII\111111 49c · DUtlnl ... ~:!i:..:::~l blltrld 8I ' the be \ REXALL · 11111 n f t 1 : · :: =•• 1' . ,r \ \ ' Reg. $1.119 . ' (LIMIT ON~l WINDOW <;LEANI!R Reg. S9c \ USTERIN£ · AJA1 Reg. 29• ~ OXYDOL NU SOFT Reg. 39c-- $1 \, auun __, :-.- ~ ~- I MOTOR CO ·~ 'l'l1!1P· catslelllfl: .......· I I I n11·ClnZEN$. NAnONAL BANK was ~ '!ro!D o-Il ,r " ·f·' •. ·' J..... HW, Jfn. *114 Rn. IIIII lin, s .., ' M1~. dl~ner •as i. ~ •. ~ drat lblr Thli~ i:ulsv~~:~ :d ~ro :~e; *"" cbildte,~ IIUJ~\. J. ersbu~, ~r · ' s~n' t~e Rtc~ard, Ha~old ~a ~gt ~~fo: ·.~~~';mer:,a':tC:~ . during tht Nit, tpoclol hood _._ .II no lXIII GOfl 3·tptld ttonsm' , I _.,.. ond • floouhlft lor tlil LY EQUIPPED r~~~;: ~~~N~ TOO, ON Sl'iCW.. ttu,. <- ca 10934). POMEROY, OHIO ' • • · p~MEROY I Top 14QIII: CNIIIIIIIO ~:-' Mag10-M1rror finish. ~-Ia Mal Fu A Malibu not only gives ~wr ~ ~Irs. . . ride and _the_best value end up with a · · ,... ' \fiPIIIII~J,.II-.SUiioo WofiOtl.- f~ Chewolollm.... -. ' Lie~· ~ed ~. day vice. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Cunningham and daughter, Columbus, were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs. Kenney Reynolds. · .flagon everytime. ~I WOODBURY TOILETRIES '' ~r the most room and , !We~Mr~.a;~d t:;~~ ~ ·JioU~. DISCGUNT SALE ' -· li~ ..the da4 .' . NEW COMMANDER KINSHASA, Congo (tlPI) _ President Michel Mlcombero of Burundi Tuesday appointed Maj. 'l'homaa Ndabemeye as new commander of the armed forces, Burundi Radio said. The president, whose army coup last November ended years of monarchial rule In Burundi, Monday fired armed forces chief Albert Shlbura for "trying to exploit the country for his own proflt." vlsi;~ . r~io. f.r l J~ ~· ~ 1 FOREMAN &ABBOTT : Kel~ug!(of P~~~tJtg, ~.•: Cl\~' leila'tl!lrll wert Ref, llid ,:,,\ F~.":uS:~ RouM~h /~lneb ~ WY2-S321 . ESTIMATES ........ .J Ha~n H~sson PHONE K~lberlne I)!'~~..el~ M~•· e~ , ~uder!Jlill, ~tchi< '"m~ard~er I llay Mu!for4. Cl!nnlngham, Mrs. A. be returned to her along wltll hi am Ill • L v 1 Roush Mrs. Charles Roush Mrs. Bernard Lievmg and H a r r Y\ L. Sprouse and Mrs. Richard lilt registratiOn lee ol $20 of 1ng s· "'0 s, · o.t ' n Lesley Roush, Gail Miller, Rev.' Pickens. Grinstead. · ' !lhich one bal! of tlie amount on.J fur!oughl.i , and Mrs. Harry Stone of Park· REBECCA CIRCLE MEETS · ·· ISS "" a l'o~n: Con•~ · Mrs. George Carson, The Rebecca Circle ' of t h e An installation of l!le olltct" jjj)l be paid by the. S u n d a y tended 111 !liSt ane jet 'i:J!A 'nr1 the coming year will be ScHool. Camp dates are as fol· li e H.. · · 5· tur Rev. and Mrs. Robert Dille and Lutheran Church Women met 1 held alont wttb a abort Jows: Senior High 11 :n on n · un, on on a • John of Buckhonnon, Mrs. on Wednesday afternoon at the \ "'" meeting. Hostesses for the' !AI .Jyne 16th: Junloe Hlgll. R ·G Greene · d Ita : James N. Rousll, ·Mrs. Eddie Parish House with Mrs. Nelson : eu are Ml'l. Wayne Capehart lion A - June 18 to June 23rd: ;elaUvetl In K. Bumgarner, Rev. snd Mrs. Roush •! hostess. Mrs. J. V. 1·nd Ml'l. Grayson Wl\liamsoh. JUJ\Ior Camp Section A-June K th k nd . and Martin Berisford, Andy and McGrew presented the program MHER. CIRCLE . 16 to July 21st; Golden AKe tblt• e k' De ' : ,y Emily. . for the meeting. A short busl· 1 1 Tile Esther Circle of the Lu- Camp lor Retired or age 60 up •hil th r A Fellowship Dinner was "'" ' meeting was conducted •heran ll!urcb Womi!D Bl persons - Ju\y 23 to July wMe ·yost t! ·Char· held at the church in the even- by Martin Ohlinger. Oth· Parish Boase on TuesdaY 28th: You.th Convention- Aug- /s. W V islted her par· mg. The invocation was given [<rs attending were Mrs. John [' 1 ovening with Mrs. 0 on aId ust 13 to August ·17th; Family esl;n, Mr' Phil Batey b) Horry Pickens, the welcome Fry, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. and Mrs. J a c k Retreat ·week-end - Septem· th.. :eekend. · 'and devoli?ns given by I Harry Layn": _Mr':.,_Otto Grimm, i Ne\ch as: hostesses. ber 1 to Seplember 4th. A II Tom Hollman and Jack Frey Rev. Martm Bemford, pastor I Mrs. Jack Welch presented camps are held at Ev . Un . fishing trip in HilT- of the cburcb. Following the din· HARDCOURT VlCI'ORY ::~ pr~rm "When Christians Rretb Acres at Buckhannon, :;ec::n~ several deya last ner the burning of the parson CU!LDFORD, England (UPI) r~eve. Sbe. was assisted by W. Va. . week age note ceremony too1< place Bill Hoogs of B k I C II I 0 : •Irs. Jack and Mrs. LUTHEIIAN WOMEN Jewell baa been a with Eddie K. Bumgarner, Otba· reoched the four: ">nald Bumgardner. A short HOLD BANQUET . medical patient at Meigs Gen· and Rev. Robert Djlle Guiidford l T . ', ,.,.;ness meeting followed. , The Lutheran ?'ureb Worn- eral Hospital. They closed with Championships Others ·attending Mrs' en held a .• Mrs. Ray Booton has been a the iiOnedicbon by, H • r o I d a 6-2, 6-J victor over 1 'l•rman Layne and Mrs. Lloyd IBanouet at Roush's Caletena recent patient at ·Veterans Burngamer. Followmg the cer· WF w th 1 y - H h ::'lUsh. .. Friday evening. The \nvoca· Memorial Hospital. emony Harold Bumgarner show· · U ;• NERACLD.t\ AARDEN bon was given by . Mrs. W i 1· Mrs. S. H. Re\tmlrO is a pa. ed shdes of the old parsonage,[match to Ray Wilson o! 2 . 6-3 2-6 6CLUB HOillS BANQUET . Uam Powell, Sr. Following the tienl at St JosePh Hospital in the process of building the new 1 A1181 113 1 The Nehac\ima ,(iarden Club tblt program was pre- Parkersbu;g. . parsonage at various times_durra ..-:.. -' ___• _ _ _ • · 'd their annual oJt~other·Dau- sented .•by Mrs. .carroll Adams, Students from west Vltglilla \ng construction, . and[ -llle IN JUST 15 MINUTES <nter Banquet on Monday ~e- l Jr. and Mrs .. B. R. Vance. Mrs. University have arrlved home completion .. Also shdes ·, bf lhe IF YOU HAVE TO r nR at Oscar's in Gallipolis. Adams tod fN' prcmc last sc•ATCH YOUR ' • 11.1 u. .. " readd... •"A M Tribute V ,.... lbe summer vacation· . · Rid!· church the· ~onclusion th summer. I I' dAt Your 48c! b•ck at ITCH 1nv dnat ttore. ,I The invocation wat g1ven 1\'o.. an . rs. ance rea ird Rood son of Mr. · and Mrs. . • ay ea er Uul<k · .,,1., rTcH-Mi<-N<rr , .. ,. HarryMrPtckens action , Mrs ' Carrol\ Adams ' Jr' (three d humorous poems by Ed· Gerald ;_.. nuuu, Phil Cooke I aon and B Is!surprised rd ' h Rev. . lltmlltheto itch. tpet! htllllftll, ~·lne fur klll8 Pi' · 0 Following the dinner the wei- war A. Guest titled "Mother's of Mr and Mrs9 RQbort Cooke· s. congregation er o Wll gills I'""· "'"· """'"' 11 0 W• .n . v t I H I Mt ' • frem the surface .,..,, ra8he8-'""· NOW '""' at SWISHilR n<ITfle was ••ven by the pres1-' ers on o ow · e yo u r Sherry Flesher, daughter of · t.oHso oRua sToRE. <\oht, Mrs. James :·Roush. An Father: Father's version ot , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher; t"lroduclion of giles! was giv- How I Mel your Mother," "Ma Max ·Brown. son of Mrs. Fran· rn by eacb member. Mrs ..1and the · Auto" and "Ma and ces Brown; Ronnie Stein, '!119 Roush then installed the new the Checkbook,'\ Mrs. Adams of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ,Stein; · ' esident of the Club: Mrs. closed wilh a ooem. "The Mod· Cralg Abolin, son of Mr. T;' V• .Jnhn Powell, .and inlroduced ern Mother." The meelinl was Abolin. the new officers, Vice Presi- adjocrned by the President of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Adains, d•nt, Mrs. Donald Bumgard· the organization, Mrs. David Jr. and Bruce , attended the ner, recording secretary Mrs. 1Roush. Kentucky Derby in Loul!l'liDe Lewis Capehart, correspond· , Th~ atte11dlng were ~ rs. Nal'I!BURNING ing secretary, Mrs. Harold David Roush, Mrs. Earl Ewing, CEBJ!:MONJEII AT E.t,T.B. l<umgamer, treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. J .. V McGrew, Mrs. WilCHIJRCH ON sUNDAY' . Harry Miller. The meeting was ,Uam Russell, Miss Angela CUn· The New Haven E.U.B. clos•d with Mrs. Rousil read- ' ninghom, Mrs. Hilda Rldpay; Chur<h of New Haven beld ' in~ "Emi~, Ford's Defmillon of , Miss J_ackie Ridgway, Mrs, 01- special smices o~ Sunday !or • Mother. · \to Grimm, Mrs. Jo\UI F,ry, the purpose of tblt note burning The tables were decorated Mrs. Max EicHtnger, Mr.. Car-. of !be Parsonage of the chtJtcb. " itb two banging baskets of .roll Adams, Jr., Mrs. B. R. Rev. Robert Dille of Buckbanwhite petunias whicb wore 'glv· Vance, Mrs. Herman Layne, non was guest speaker at the en as door pr!HI and won by Mn. H. E. Dyer, Mrs. Virginia regular 9:45 a.m. wor8111p set· Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr. and·-tdr•" Rousl\, . Mrs. Gract1. Moser, OUt ot town aue!ll at the Herman Sayre. 1 · Mr,f. ·Ciarenca 'lbomll, Mr 1. service wert Rev., and Mrs. • Members and psts attend- Bilb Thomas, Mrs. ,v e I m a Robert Dille and John of Buck· lng were: Mrs. L. C. RQ~ Rouab, Mn. ·Jobny IIOWII. M!'J, bannon, Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. D~n .Mtlvilt KDI(jp, Mrs. Harold Kelbaugh of Parkersburg, Rev. Bumgardner, Mrs. Freda Hirt. FrJ, Mrs . .Joaeph Paugh, !ln. and Mrs. Harry Stone of Park· \Irs. Henry Buck, Jr., MIss Kenneth Vlckera, Mrs. Robert ersburg, Rev. and Mrs. K. K. 1 Susan Buck, Mrs. Ja~ .ql!· Layne, Mn. Barolcl Rose,-,tms. scott 01 Bcckhannon, ail min· 1 • . bert, MISs Margaret Ann J!bck, Duane Cburdl, Miu Rene,e ist:ers were former pastors of Phil Batey, Mrs. Church. . . tblt churcll, Mr. and Mrs. L. I Karsc!mik, Mrs. Karl Wiles. W.S.W.S. BACII'l'EL L. Steele and Stanley of Hun~ ~ · r Mrs. Tom Hoflman, ·Mts. Fred l The W.S.w.s, of lbe B~chlel ington, Mr. E. w. Gt:een of . !1aley, Miss Kay Schaekel, Mrl. ,E.U.B. Ch<r~h mel on fdesday Huntington and Ella Roberts \' CANDIES E. A. Scbaektl, Mrs. William Ifor their regular monthly meet- of Huntlniton. ' I Uibbs, Miss Marilyn Gibbs. MrS. lng. The. meet~~ opened with Open House was held at the \ William Kelly, Mrs. Carrol\ the .~lngmg of Love Lilted parsonage from 2 unti\4 in the Adamll, Jr., Mrs. Herman Lay- Me, followed with a prayer afternoon. The bos\eS!J comml~ I n•. Mrs. carroll Adams, Sr.. by Mrs. Achsail Miller. The tee were Mrs. Robert Cooke t1rs. Thomas McGowan, Mrs. :lesson · "Being . Christians Mrs. James N. Rousb and Mra~ J!llla Morris, . Mrs. Lew I · Eddie K. Bumgarner. summers, Mrs. Lewis • halt, Miss Sberlda · Charter flo. 844RE .l PO · National Bank 1\egion No. 4 Mrs. Lloyd Holfman, Mrs. RaY , RT OF CONDITION OF Pickens, Sr., Mrs. Ray r·ns, Jr., Miss Mary Ann Hoff· OF 'MIDDLEPORT man, Mrs. Belva Farley, Mrs. . WilUam Crow, Mrs. James N. l~ t~ePS~~e of Ohio, at th~. CIOM of Bualneu on April ttoush, Mrs. Hosmer Rous~. tb C u shed idn resp/)nfe .ta. ~ill made by Comptroller •IrS John Powell *114' M r a e urrency, un er ~ectlon ·5211, U. S. Revised Statutes ~e tFormlce Topa tPanaling tCalling file ' ,\ ~ ~.Loll bus~ ~ ' bJ J~mes \ : i /, ••• • w~, rOiid.~··--~ -w.~;:dl _i'~- ~·~~·~~~~!1.!~~~ , Commltteel wn .. lollowt: ,., i a\IID!l!DI wen IPa B. I. P_monage Colnll)IM', HIIITf. wdllam l\Uiieell, Dav , ,-w:.....; .;..:; '. , · . : ' , ,, ', , . l!lUIOit. 11frs. Gtod·. Mrs. Howard' Burris, ·Ot. • Roberti . ; • ' and Mrs. Rollen Hei'D4i>D '1fVII!Al'l!" (UIII • amlel r. Ttmker, .palfMiss win, Mrs. Charm JeweU, Ml'l. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Otlla Lievmg ; Building fund ·treasur· II!ETJIODIST BOLD DINNER dllldren Larry, jijrrY, 1 Jljjdol' '\'foaiMary PlliiUpl, l(itj G1enil: RIU8b, Miss Mal')'. JewUeving, Ml'l. Nell Haymaker er, Mrs. Tom Hoffman; Board The W.S.C.S. ol lhe N•l and Uncia, Mr. *114 lo!l'l. 1 :n'a .. wm bold. 1 Rouslr 'and Mrs. Donald QbiJn&er,• Ml'l. !.ft.s. Hauy Millet, Delore; Trustees of 1962, Otha Haven Methodist Church .spradlillg .'re'lilenl oa 'flleiUY, Grinstead and . Mrl. R. William Manhall, Ever• Bumgarner, Mary Jan B u m· mg,· cb., Bernard Lieving, Har· FeUo.,shlp dimief V1cki, :Mr. and Mro. ;Aay till. at T:st p.m. at lbepotiglas Roush. ' Miss R.utb ga,rner, Joan Bumgarner; Mr. ry Pickens. Paul Rickard; en Tuesday • evel)in& at Ion DJngey and ellildrtll Mel' BWJd. !l.u.B. CIIURCB AJ'lNOVNCE Laudermlll, .MJ:s. Bird, al)l! Ml'l. Ray Kent, •n4 Boird tl TrUstees 1967, Eddie church, in honor of 'their pill· er and Brian, Mtl. Vem All 1M pill presitle!liS 'Ill . SUMMEil·CAMPS · Mri. . UDyt Ferguson, Mrs. Jack Louis Kent, Mrs. Pele Burri!, K. Bumgarner, ch., Richard tor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs', ·I)OTIIIBD, Mr. and Mtl. the club 1!J1i:e tbey Fed· •. Roy Jones baS lleen •II' Needs, Mrs. Acl1sah' MIller Be4y Burris, Mr. aJ111 N r 1. Ord, Paul James N. Marcus ,Trough. &roup pre. Murphy. !M*· Et]Dll · In t•:lit}• 'be bOIIIIfo SumlJIOI' Camp qHr- llld. M!'l. G. B. Dwelt. Carl Gibbs, Mr. and Char· Roush and Harry MiUer; Pro- sented Rev. an4 Mrs. Traugh Mr. and Mrl. Ralph ed. Prlsldelill are Mrs. dlniiWr for 1M New E. \· · . · y les Wpawr, Charlene Lori gram Committee for Note Burn- with a quilt. . and clllldren Carol and qart, Mrs. 111i11er1 Say· U.B. ChlltCb. · Appllcatilils may _ rettll'lllll io Beth :Weaver, Mr. and Mr •· ing Day, Bumgarner, Those attending were Re•. Mrl. Hazen Ro\1811, Mtl. re,. 141'1, I')Uiellll Beason. Mrs. be secured from her and must phell K Iter \sit.- Rollen Cooke, Mrs. c 11 f f ch., Mrs. Othe Roush, Mrs. and Mrs. Roy G. Ellis, Mr. Fields, Mr .. and Ml'l. .JtJNI~ NelS$ C, PQ!Ieil, Isabella Pow· ell !0 Cheater w. Enrtn, CJar., II lee ·M. Enrtn, .2lfl acre .... ~ ~ .-. ' . . t ·•-·' ·~ I 2: fw ~.: •.: ' ' �\ • .'N.t.H' a ~n . -. . e~_ l\T . o ' tes . "" ·""'Pn ""~' . I ' I • ' ~New. ~~ Te' ,Pal~ ED~ ~ i ~8' ~· M~ ~.r~tedP~ ~ ror~1d ., . dleport. ' ....... Ralph II) Gainer, Ruth 1. GatDet, to Olar\ea Allen Rush ~~ EioiN Rush, ~. 1ve. · . ,Gerald Cngar, Mary Lee eo. 'r 'j ., .... '" ewt. THE POET'S roRNF.R • Storm Doon & Windows t Kitchen Cabinets 1 Floor Tile SOMEONE GRADUATING? r fREE' Anou. occasion loshowyoucar.and care II10U8h liD send 1he wry best• Hallnwk card : i ' " ·, ~ ~ ·~ " :.: /' r. : I I I •• I . I, ~ . ~ ~ L iI v • . ! I ' • .' I 1' BallenWavto •~ ; Love&ter Bo.-. ,, B.R.W. Hardware& · leather Supply Phone 992-277 4 _________ ·- ·- Wilen - ' ,, W[}::{]~~ lfif~ a'@~~ @G$ 'ifll=O@§~ I I [Q)~~oo , ' -• ol 1.' ' •• • '' • .I , I ,." '1 {I •• •• •• r !..,.,_. \ of. II 1!; I \ • "' ,, •• GLAD YD!,p.,. CDDKINCI WITHDA81 cn.7 •••••• NOIII!elt In ... da• While ~~ Is perhaps the best reason for buying a -~·- wagon. consider, al~ m.. bonuaea: := ~~~~ Chevrill!'l dependability, fllllh-and..clry c:g-.,.,....,Sion 41~-! rid~. ~~ 1 nde, but the body mounll w S:.~'t;::ect. And Cheveile ca~ies plenty. 1 ~:! 1 eo. to be exact 28.6 1110has high Flip~ w •• •...,on, Mono-Plate 1'811' auiPifltiOn to . stlndard. Price? Below atandard. 1111011111 the ltdt II Sn your Chevrolet dealll' during his Camaro hcesetter •re ,;-dtown and you've 86 cubic feet.ofcargo D aaar. Cbevelle was built to take a lot Spec:ial buyl on Camaro Sport Cou IPflc•ally equiPfltd with· 250 cu~ and Convtnibln OeluKe steefing wheal •. Bum;... Six. ~1515 hp • • Whltewtll t1rt1 • Wheel covera • Whttl 0 nl tho_oidu • Extro intlrior ~=-~ Slrllllno olono got = ~ aiNo'IQIII' va, belt •qulppall for th All·VInyl upholstery Ia atandard. ' flush•lnd!J,.,"'::?• ::.:-.~nder-.alves a~ _stlndard. Separa: .e to inllillU IIIII IIlii lilllndard. aU::.h . lr Sale . ' I. AttJN ST. ~·· ~ee •:;.~Jay ~rge Mot~er Daugh~ ~~n_ I ~e ,. .. ~u\s w~re : ' ' .< I • PHONE 992-2126 " ' I ' , ,I 1., ,. • " - ' '->~~· ' ' . ' .1.' ' . ~ r# ' '"' ..... ~· ~-'. e- , L~evmg Doria sU• ti tid ·:a a' 1 'Ts4 she 1ozt1r aoJ+ a 1 a S:l Poof-1,--..i- 171 lhl . . . .. lift lolodt of I 171 d atra c-• l" ~·al ~::n 1 ~:~d ;h~ Har~ w:~esdaB~tain's: •;;;~1 partie~pat\ng., th~ S 1 ••Z"I' s-looliw' lsi' !± i ±n ) J,S.Uoi•IZf'<:ooila. _ $64,95 frons 1 :~\ey~ ~~~rd oer~~~~d EBERSBACH HARDWARE en~ '' "Everything In Hardware" AnthePtl~ MAIN to show mom 4ou care! how rnuch '• .. ~ YOUR CHOICE Mix .or Match e DREAM GLO COMPACTS e LIQUID MAKEUP e MAKEUP IN TUBES e BRUSH ON MASCARA e Eyebrow-Eyeliner Pencil e FLUID EYE LINER ~Si6vVv '}j, t (5 Colors) e EYE SHADOW STICK · e BRUSH ON EYE SHADOW e NAIL ENAMEL e DESIGNERS LIPSTICK 6 .' , '• ' AS~ET ' 11111\am Powell, Sr.. , Cash, balancel With other baDks, and ROTARY CLUB · cash Items In proc:eu of collection $ 500 279 06 '1'111 Rotary Cli!ll met United States Government obllraUons ·---' · Thunday evening lor .t bel direct and IUiflnleed . ' , ,-,lar dinner meettns. A of States and poHUealauiidiViiioni I· ,.\nesg meetlllr was e 1 , Loans discounts ··-·----··-----------· ' " 1ose attending were ~Ute; aue~ --·-•"·---~-~---·-·--------· <>rd, Clyde F!Jiey, . .. _ asse 1 -------·----·····-----·--·-· · •song, Her1118ft Layne, TOTAL ASSETS -.- --------·-···-·-·- ,G,ll75,'936.26 :~d F. Rousb,loloyd Roush, LIABILJII'lES . , · · ,me :Wiiliamsop, Russell Demand deposits of .Individuals, .: , •rl Harry Miller Edwin partnerships, and corporations -~---·· ,1,ll13,'21!ti.Ol ll 1' • ' ' Plld savings depqalts of indlvlduala, · pattnershlps, and eorporation1."·---·•· l .tbllt Thabet, Ra1ph mon, Frank Capeh~. Rev. of United States Governinent . ~arcus 'i'rOUgb. Klrl 'li' llo of States an~ political tubdMIIoiii·:: ~•eliOD Jennings, .·Lewll and. offl~rs· ~ecb, etc. -·------mer!, *114 Floyd CJnnlick. DEPOSITS ....---- .,5,4711,!82.23 1,. . l~. . ' JUIOI)(lf)EijDRON CLUB Total 4emand depo1!11 ,:;.. ;'i1488,4Til.eli The IUIOllodetld!'OD Hom 'I; ll'otal time & aavillge depolltH4 037111 M Demonstratl!ln Club met ·' . . . ' : 1 · ., ' ·· · other Ul!biUiitt -----·-·--"-.::'·----~·---··· _ _.::: ,.,,uriday evebinl at lhe Hollie wttb MtL Waller ' · MAL ~~ ~--·------~~-l~•• '&,&35,81!-f.SO st•id and~ it. Doug.! • . ' · cAPITAL ACCOIJNTS , . ROush a bOBtessel· The CoPJmon stBCk-...!:;t:1 r•" ".'•ln,. ._.__:..:.. · ).!·· ~ . .. 1iMII,fiOI~.O(Iil lng opened with tbe · ·W>· ,tJare.-uthorlzM-209(! . . "'~ ··: . 1 IJeVGiiOIUI w'ett ·, 0. lhares vutstandlng-2000 £ · 1 ' · ple4Je. o~Uea."· 'lbe . All For1M1 l ____ FOR YOUR CHOICE fabrk Softener .19c 19c '· \ , ·" .• '4· Y• I .. :·: 33C . G.l. (60w·75w·100w) .....,. eusbf Livnl IJUWZ'Iil R;t 11c 6R2FOR33t 67c ILIMITONEI iLIMITONEl Dl~hlorlzklt 'Moth Cakes, R~t. 49c - 39c UqUl. wpoi~, Reg, $i ~50 '.. ·;·, · $1,;27.·I J/ . -,~~u··-----,-:,.---···t·--·~~:·: ~·:.t·.-~ Rexall Wl~ow: Spray,·Reg. stc fl·c . .adllffOr.C~q.es, . ··.$U5 . . \()TAt. . ACCOUNTS -'!~::··if~~~ ' POLIDINT GLUM Reg 98~ lI 69c ;,~:a v '• MILK .MAGIISIA Reg, 691 WHITI eoYE .. · IZ':ra•ru liJIIIII\111111 49c · DUtlnl ... ~:!i:..:::~l blltrld 8I ' the be \ REXALL · 11111 n f t 1 : · :: =•• 1' . ,r \ \ ' Reg. $1.119 . ' (LIMIT ON~l WINDOW <;LEANI!R Reg. S9c \ USTERIN£ · AJA1 Reg. 29• ~ OXYDOL NU SOFT Reg. 39c-- $1 \, auun __, :-.- ~ ~- I MOTOR CO ·~ 'l'l1!1P· catslelllfl: .......· I I I n11·ClnZEN$. NAnONAL BANK was ~ '!ro!D o-Il ,r " ·f·' •. ·' J..... HW, Jfn. *114 Rn. IIIII lin, s .., ' M1~. dl~ner •as i. ~ •. ~ drat lblr Thli~ i:ulsv~~:~ :d ~ro :~e; *"" cbildte,~ IIUJ~\. J. ersbu~, ~r · ' s~n' t~e Rtc~ard, Ha~old ~a ~gt ~~fo: ·.~~~';mer:,a':tC:~ . during tht Nit, tpoclol hood _._ .II no lXIII GOfl 3·tptld ttonsm' , I _.,.. ond • floouhlft lor tlil LY EQUIPPED r~~~;: ~~~N~ TOO, ON Sl'iCW.. ttu,. <- ca 10934). POMEROY, OHIO ' • • · p~MEROY I Top 14QIII: CNIIIIIIIO ~:-' Mag10-M1rror finish. ~-Ia Mal Fu A Malibu not only gives ~wr ~ ~Irs. . . ride and _the_best value end up with a · · ,... ' \fiPIIIII~J,.II-.SUiioo WofiOtl.- f~ Chewolollm.... -. ' Lie~· ~ed ~. day vice. Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Cunningham and daughter, Columbus, were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs. Kenney Reynolds. · .flagon everytime. ~I WOODBURY TOILETRIES '' ~r the most room and , !We~Mr~.a;~d t:;~~ ~ ·JioU~. DISCGUNT SALE ' -· li~ ..the da4 .' . NEW COMMANDER KINSHASA, Congo (tlPI) _ President Michel Mlcombero of Burundi Tuesday appointed Maj. 'l'homaa Ndabemeye as new commander of the armed forces, Burundi Radio said. The president, whose army coup last November ended years of monarchial rule In Burundi, Monday fired armed forces chief Albert Shlbura for "trying to exploit the country for his own proflt." vlsi;~ . r~io. f.r l J~ ~· ~ 1 FOREMAN &ABBOTT : Kel~ug!(of P~~~tJtg, ~.•: Cl\~' leila'tl!lrll wert Ref, llid ,:,,\ F~.":uS:~ RouM~h /~lneb ~ WY2-S321 . ESTIMATES ........ .J Ha~n H~sson PHONE K~lberlne I)!'~~..el~ M~•· e~ , ~uder!Jlill, ~tchi< '"m~ard~er I llay Mu!for4. Cl!nnlngham, Mrs. A. be returned to her along wltll hi am Ill • L v 1 Roush Mrs. Charles Roush Mrs. Bernard Lievmg and H a r r Y\ L. Sprouse and Mrs. Richard lilt registratiOn lee ol $20 of 1ng s· "'0 s, · o.t ' n Lesley Roush, Gail Miller, Rev.' Pickens. Grinstead. · ' !lhich one bal! of tlie amount on.J fur!oughl.i , and Mrs. Harry Stone of Park· REBECCA CIRCLE MEETS · ·· ISS "" a l'o~n: Con•~ · Mrs. George Carson, The Rebecca Circle ' of t h e An installation of l!le olltct" jjj)l be paid by the. S u n d a y tended 111 !liSt ane jet 'i:J!A 'nr1 the coming year will be ScHool. Camp dates are as fol· li e H.. · · 5· tur Rev. and Mrs. Robert Dille and Lutheran Church Women met 1 held alont wttb a abort Jows: Senior High 11 :n on n · un, on on a • John of Buckhonnon, Mrs. on Wednesday afternoon at the \ "'" meeting. Hostesses for the' !AI .Jyne 16th: Junloe Hlgll. R ·G Greene · d Ita : James N. Rousll, ·Mrs. Eddie Parish House with Mrs. Nelson : eu are Ml'l. Wayne Capehart lion A - June 18 to June 23rd: ;elaUvetl In K. Bumgarner, Rev. snd Mrs. Roush •! hostess. Mrs. J. V. 1·nd Ml'l. Grayson Wl\liamsoh. JUJ\Ior Camp Section A-June K th k nd . and Martin Berisford, Andy and McGrew presented the program MHER. CIRCLE . 16 to July 21st; Golden AKe tblt• e k' De ' : ,y Emily. . for the meeting. A short busl· 1 1 Tile Esther Circle of the Lu- Camp lor Retired or age 60 up •hil th r A Fellowship Dinner was "'" ' meeting was conducted •heran ll!urcb Womi!D Bl persons - Ju\y 23 to July wMe ·yost t! ·Char· held at the church in the even- by Martin Ohlinger. Oth· Parish Boase on TuesdaY 28th: You.th Convention- Aug- /s. W V islted her par· mg. The invocation was given [<rs attending were Mrs. John [' 1 ovening with Mrs. 0 on aId ust 13 to August ·17th; Family esl;n, Mr' Phil Batey b) Horry Pickens, the welcome Fry, Mrs. Edna Burris, Mrs. and Mrs. J a c k Retreat ·week-end - Septem· th.. :eekend. · 'and devoli?ns given by I Harry Layn": _Mr':.,_Otto Grimm, i Ne\ch as: hostesses. ber 1 to Seplember 4th. A II Tom Hollman and Jack Frey Rev. Martm Bemford, pastor I Mrs. Jack Welch presented camps are held at Ev . Un . fishing trip in HilT- of the cburcb. Following the din· HARDCOURT VlCI'ORY ::~ pr~rm "When Christians Rretb Acres at Buckhannon, :;ec::n~ several deya last ner the burning of the parson CU!LDFORD, England (UPI) r~eve. Sbe. was assisted by W. Va. . week age note ceremony too1< place Bill Hoogs of B k I C II I 0 : •Irs. Jack and Mrs. LUTHEIIAN WOMEN Jewell baa been a with Eddie K. Bumgarner, Otba· reoched the four: ">nald Bumgardner. A short HOLD BANQUET . medical patient at Meigs Gen· and Rev. Robert Djlle Guiidford l T . ', ,.,.;ness meeting followed. , The Lutheran ?'ureb Worn- eral Hospital. They closed with Championships Others ·attending Mrs' en held a .• Mrs. Ray Booton has been a the iiOnedicbon by, H • r o I d a 6-2, 6-J victor over 1 'l•rman Layne and Mrs. Lloyd IBanouet at Roush's Caletena recent patient at ·Veterans Burngamer. Followmg the cer· WF w th 1 y - H h ::'lUsh. .. Friday evening. The \nvoca· Memorial Hospital. emony Harold Bumgarner show· · U ;• NERACLD.t\ AARDEN bon was given by . Mrs. W i 1· Mrs. S. H. Re\tmlrO is a pa. ed shdes of the old parsonage,[match to Ray Wilson o! 2 . 6-3 2-6 6CLUB HOillS BANQUET . Uam Powell, Sr. Following the tienl at St JosePh Hospital in the process of building the new 1 A1181 113 1 The Nehac\ima ,(iarden Club tblt program was pre- Parkersbu;g. . parsonage at various times_durra ..-:.. -' ___• _ _ _ • · 'd their annual oJt~other·Dau- sented .•by Mrs. .carroll Adams, Students from west Vltglilla \ng construction, . and[ -llle IN JUST 15 MINUTES <nter Banquet on Monday ~e- l Jr. and Mrs .. B. R. Vance. Mrs. University have arrlved home completion .. Also shdes ·, bf lhe IF YOU HAVE TO r nR at Oscar's in Gallipolis. Adams tod fN' prcmc last sc•ATCH YOUR ' • 11.1 u. .. " readd... •"A M Tribute V ,.... lbe summer vacation· . · Rid!· church the· ~onclusion th summer. I I' dAt Your 48c! b•ck at ITCH 1nv dnat ttore. ,I The invocation wat g1ven 1\'o.. an . rs. ance rea ird Rood son of Mr. · and Mrs. . • ay ea er Uul<k · .,,1., rTcH-Mi<-N<rr , .. ,. HarryMrPtckens action , Mrs ' Carrol\ Adams ' Jr' (three d humorous poems by Ed· Gerald ;_.. nuuu, Phil Cooke I aon and B Is!surprised rd ' h Rev. . lltmlltheto itch. tpet! htllllftll, ~·lne fur klll8 Pi' · 0 Following the dinner the wei- war A. Guest titled "Mother's of Mr and Mrs9 RQbort Cooke· s. congregation er o Wll gills I'""· "'"· """'"' 11 0 W• .n . v t I H I Mt ' • frem the surface .,..,, ra8he8-'""· NOW '""' at SWISHilR n<ITfle was ••ven by the pres1-' ers on o ow · e yo u r Sherry Flesher, daughter of · t.oHso oRua sToRE. <\oht, Mrs. James :·Roush. An Father: Father's version ot , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher; t"lroduclion of giles! was giv- How I Mel your Mother," "Ma Max ·Brown. son of Mrs. Fran· rn by eacb member. Mrs ..1and the · Auto" and "Ma and ces Brown; Ronnie Stein, '!119 Roush then installed the new the Checkbook,'\ Mrs. Adams of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ,Stein; · ' esident of the Club: Mrs. closed wilh a ooem. "The Mod· Cralg Abolin, son of Mr. T;' V• .Jnhn Powell, .and inlroduced ern Mother." The meelinl was Abolin. the new officers, Vice Presi- adjocrned by the President of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Adains, d•nt, Mrs. Donald Bumgard· the organization, Mrs. David Jr. and Bruce , attended the ner, recording secretary Mrs. 1Roush. Kentucky Derby in Loul!l'liDe Lewis Capehart, correspond· , Th~ atte11dlng were ~ rs. Nal'I!BURNING ing secretary, Mrs. Harold David Roush, Mrs. Earl Ewing, CEBJ!:MONJEII AT E.t,T.B. l<umgamer, treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. J .. V McGrew, Mrs. WilCHIJRCH ON sUNDAY' . Harry Miller. The meeting was ,Uam Russell, Miss Angela CUn· The New Haven E.U.B. clos•d with Mrs. Rousil read- ' ninghom, Mrs. Hilda Rldpay; Chur<h of New Haven beld ' in~ "Emi~, Ford's Defmillon of , Miss J_ackie Ridgway, Mrs, 01- special smices o~ Sunday !or • Mother. · \to Grimm, Mrs. Jo\UI F,ry, the purpose of tblt note burning The tables were decorated Mrs. Max EicHtnger, Mr.. Car-. of !be Parsonage of the chtJtcb. " itb two banging baskets of .roll Adams, Jr., Mrs. B. R. Rev. Robert Dille of Buckbanwhite petunias whicb wore 'glv· Vance, Mrs. Herman Layne, non was guest speaker at the en as door pr!HI and won by Mn. H. E. Dyer, Mrs. Virginia regular 9:45 a.m. wor8111p set· Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr. and·-tdr•" Rousl\, . Mrs. Gract1. Moser, OUt ot town aue!ll at the Herman Sayre. 1 · Mr,f. ·Ciarenca 'lbomll, Mr 1. service wert Rev., and Mrs. • Members and psts attend- Bilb Thomas, Mrs. ,v e I m a Robert Dille and John of Buck· lng were: Mrs. L. C. RQ~ Rouab, Mn. ·Jobny IIOWII. M!'J, bannon, Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. D~n .Mtlvilt KDI(jp, Mrs. Harold Kelbaugh of Parkersburg, Rev. Bumgardner, Mrs. Freda Hirt. FrJ, Mrs . .Joaeph Paugh, !ln. and Mrs. Harry Stone of Park· \Irs. Henry Buck, Jr., MIss Kenneth Vlckera, Mrs. Robert ersburg, Rev. and Mrs. K. K. 1 Susan Buck, Mrs. Ja~ .ql!· Layne, Mn. Barolcl Rose,-,tms. scott 01 Bcckhannon, ail min· 1 • . bert, MISs Margaret Ann J!bck, Duane Cburdl, Miu Rene,e ist:ers were former pastors of Phil Batey, Mrs. Church. . . tblt churcll, Mr. and Mrs. L. I Karsc!mik, Mrs. Karl Wiles. W.S.W.S. BACII'l'EL L. Steele and Stanley of Hun~ ~ · r Mrs. Tom Hoflman, ·Mts. Fred l The W.S.w.s, of lbe B~chlel ington, Mr. E. w. Gt:een of . !1aley, Miss Kay Schaekel, Mrl. ,E.U.B. Ch<r~h mel on fdesday Huntington and Ella Roberts \' CANDIES E. A. Scbaektl, Mrs. William Ifor their regular monthly meet- of Huntlniton. ' I Uibbs, Miss Marilyn Gibbs. MrS. lng. The. meet~~ opened with Open House was held at the \ William Kelly, Mrs. Carrol\ the .~lngmg of Love Lilted parsonage from 2 unti\4 in the Adamll, Jr., Mrs. Herman Lay- Me, followed with a prayer afternoon. The bos\eS!J comml~ I n•. Mrs. carroll Adams, Sr.. by Mrs. Achsail Miller. The tee were Mrs. Robert Cooke t1rs. Thomas McGowan, Mrs. :lesson · "Being . Christians Mrs. James N. Rousb and Mra~ J!llla Morris, . Mrs. Lew I · Eddie K. Bumgarner. summers, Mrs. Lewis • halt, Miss Sberlda · Charter flo. 844RE .l PO · National Bank 1\egion No. 4 Mrs. Lloyd Holfman, Mrs. RaY , RT OF CONDITION OF Pickens, Sr., Mrs. Ray r·ns, Jr., Miss Mary Ann Hoff· OF 'MIDDLEPORT man, Mrs. Belva Farley, Mrs. . WilUam Crow, Mrs. James N. l~ t~ePS~~e of Ohio, at th~. CIOM of Bualneu on April ttoush, Mrs. Hosmer Rous~. tb C u shed idn resp/)nfe .ta. ~ill made by Comptroller •IrS John Powell *114' M r a e urrency, un er ~ectlon ·5211, U. S. Revised Statutes ~e tFormlce Topa tPanaling tCalling file ' ,\ ~ ~.Loll bus~ ~ ' bJ J~mes \ : i /, ••• • w~, rOiid.~··--~ -w.~;:dl _i'~- ~·~~·~~~~!1.!~~~ , Commltteel wn .. lollowt: ,., i a\IID!l!DI wen IPa B. I. P_monage Colnll)IM', HIIITf. wdllam l\Uiieell, Dav , ,-w:.....; .;..:; '. , · . : ' , ,, ', , . l!lUIOit. 11frs. Gtod·. Mrs. Howard' Burris, ·Ot. • Roberti . ; • ' and Mrs. Rollen Hei'D4i>D '1fVII!Al'l!" (UIII • amlel r. Ttmker, .palfMiss win, Mrs. Charm JeweU, Ml'l. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Otlla Lievmg ; Building fund ·treasur· II!ETJIODIST BOLD DINNER dllldren Larry, jijrrY, 1 Jljjdol' '\'foaiMary PlliiUpl, l(itj G1enil: RIU8b, Miss Mal')'. JewUeving, Ml'l. Nell Haymaker er, Mrs. Tom Hoffman; Board The W.S.C.S. ol lhe N•l and Uncia, Mr. *114 lo!l'l. 1 :n'a .. wm bold. 1 Rouslr 'and Mrs. Donald QbiJn&er,• Ml'l. !.ft.s. Hauy Millet, Delore; Trustees of 1962, Otha Haven Methodist Church .spradlillg .'re'lilenl oa 'flleiUY, Grinstead and . Mrl. R. William Manhall, Ever• Bumgarner, Mary Jan B u m· mg,· cb., Bernard Lieving, Har· FeUo.,shlp dimief V1cki, :Mr. and Mro. ;Aay till. at T:st p.m. at lbepotiglas Roush. ' Miss R.utb ga,rner, Joan Bumgarner; Mr. ry Pickens. Paul Rickard; en Tuesday • evel)in& at Ion DJngey and ellildrtll Mel' BWJd. !l.u.B. CIIURCB AJ'lNOVNCE Laudermlll, .MJ:s. Bird, al)l! Ml'l. Ray Kent, •n4 Boird tl TrUstees 1967, Eddie church, in honor of 'their pill· er and Brian, Mtl. Vem All 1M pill presitle!liS 'Ill . SUMMEil·CAMPS · Mri. . UDyt Ferguson, Mrs. Jack Louis Kent, Mrs. Pele Burri!, K. Bumgarner, ch., Richard tor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs', ·I)OTIIIBD, Mr. and Mtl. the club 1!J1i:e tbey Fed· •. Roy Jones baS lleen •II' Needs, Mrs. Acl1sah' MIller Be4y Burris, Mr. aJ111 N r 1. Ord, Paul James N. Marcus ,Trough. &roup pre. Murphy. !M*· Et]Dll · In t•:lit}• 'be bOIIIIfo SumlJIOI' Camp qHr- llld. M!'l. G. B. Dwelt. Carl Gibbs, Mr. and Char· Roush and Harry MiUer; Pro- sented Rev. an4 Mrs. Traugh Mr. and Mrl. Ralph ed. Prlsldelill are Mrs. dlniiWr for 1M New E. \· · . · y les Wpawr, Charlene Lori gram Committee for Note Burn- with a quilt. . and clllldren Carol and qart, Mrs. 111i11er1 Say· U.B. ChlltCb. · Appllcatilils may _ rettll'lllll io Beth :Weaver, Mr. and Mr •· ing Day, Bumgarner, Those attending were Re•. Mrl. Hazen Ro\1811, Mtl. re,. 141'1, I')Uiellll Beason. Mrs. be secured from her and must phell K Iter \sit.- Rollen Cooke, Mrs. c 11 f f ch., Mrs. Othe Roush, Mrs. and Mrs. Roy G. Ellis, Mr. Fields, Mr .. and Ml'l. .JtJNI~ NelS$ C, PQ!Ieil, Isabella Pow· ell !0 Cheater w. Enrtn, CJar., II lee ·M. Enrtn, .2lfl acre .... ~ ~ .-. ' . . t ·•-·' ·~ I 2: fw ~.: •.: ' ' �" ' ) t LI'L I.I!INER I {'J~ : ' · ~ ·' ~ ' • I l' ,, ' I ·Ic e---. .... -'--· B" ART SANSOM FOURTEEN WEEKS -This picture was taken in the gt:ewer house located on the R. C. Surface Farm, near Wellston. The turkeys pictured here are approxi· mately 14 weeks old. er. .. .5· 1i 'I ,, . l r I lU:JIJDER IF E£K KfJ()I.()$' I ' • 'i \ 2 • l ..•.. . . ·..,. ·,')~' . ' ·• ...... .. ' • '" ' • . r .. '. ' ;i •'i. I Chester Society Notes r } ) I ~ I'RECKI.II AHD H!~ FRIEHDS I ., ;.· I I I ITS~IJG? ' I - LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE NOT lfJ.ia4NG &IT WHAT Tl-tE ''BOo;S't AND HIS ~Q +1R.!i 'S'TI!.l. LOc»<lt-14 I=OR ' 'THEM, I'll &T T~EY'\,1; GQfl; ~ FociM ~I . lfElL ·automatic lf!!l'~icemaker I' -....--••• . . . -WHEN • " • .. ,I • 'lwo llitpiMults•r•ratun ctltl'lll • Wonderfu·l Gift for Mom! ' ••• Anldeal Choice for the GRADUATE • 1 • fl IIIII lldlllli A·;JO::Ittll LJJMCAioeldoend othfl' ~ilch"'-.llnlled cclc·'· ' '!,l •• • I ~. . •· I hi r I. FABRICS ' I (, I 11 ; ~. •·l ' .. ' ~ ' • -· !¥I' .. lllltti ..., 1 lllltl •llltt .. dlljl '' \'i)\ir• L · ,. • Sewing Mlthin11 ,. . . . WE The Fabric Shop INJnAL FREEl .Singer s.- a Same. OHIO ~·~· ·· ~ · ' ' I • ' ~ ~~- ..plu- • Dressmaking • Singer 115 W. SECOND ' I FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ; 9924214 ' .\ ~ ..1' I ~~ ·~ 'l " ' ' '· .• •;~~ ~· . ~-o •~"'li : ,.. I• ' • ...,. ' • ~ ~ ' < • . ! • 1 ' . / "' J ' -.1 I , ·• ~~ I 1 ,'1 ,' , '.·., 0 •· I' . I . New York· POMEROY, OHIO. I I .. .. \'' ~ I ' I i ;~~..:...~·.lr."'· ·~ - ·.,_,-;· ,~~~ · •.I .. • 1 ' ' '"''" ..' • I �" ' ) t LI'L I.I!INER I {'J~ : ' · ~ ·' ~ ' • I l' ,, ' I ·Ic e---. .... -'--· B" ART SANSOM FOURTEEN WEEKS -This picture was taken in the gt:ewer house located on the R. C. Surface Farm, near Wellston. The turkeys pictured here are approxi· mately 14 weeks old. er. .. .5· 1i 'I ,, . l r I lU:JIJDER IF E£K KfJ()I.()$' I ' • 'i \ 2 • l ..•.. . . ·..,. ·,')~' . ' ·• ...... .. ' • '" ' • . r .. '. ' ;i •'i. I Chester Society Notes r } ) I ~ I'RECKI.II AHD H!~ FRIEHDS I ., ;.· I I I ITS~IJG? ' I - LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE NOT lfJ.ia4NG &IT WHAT Tl-tE ''BOo;S't AND HIS ~Q +1R.!i 'S'TI!.l. LOc»<lt-14 I=OR ' 'THEM, I'll &T T~EY'\,1; GQfl; ~ FociM ~I . lfElL ·automatic lf!!l'~icemaker I' -....--••• . . . -WHEN • " • .. ,I • 'lwo llitpiMults•r•ratun ctltl'lll • Wonderfu·l Gift for Mom! ' ••• Anldeal Choice for the GRADUATE • 1 • fl IIIII lldlllli A·;JO::Ittll LJJMCAioeldoend othfl' ~ilch"'-.llnlled cclc·'· ' '!,l •• • I ~. . •· I hi r I. FABRICS ' I (, I 11 ; ~. •·l ' .. ' ~ ' • -· !¥I' .. lllltti ..., 1 lllltl •llltt .. dlljl '' \'i)\ir• L · ,. • Sewing Mlthin11 ,. . . . WE The Fabric Shop INJnAL FREEl .Singer s.- a Same. OHIO ~·~· ·· ~ · ' ' I • ' ~ ~~- ..plu- • Dressmaking • Singer 115 W. SECOND ' I FOR SPRING AND SUMMER ; 9924214 ' .\ ~ ..1' I ~~ ·~ 'l " ' ' '· .• •;~~ ~· . ~-o •~"'li : ,.. I• ' • ...,. ' • ~ ~ ' < • . ! • 1 ' . / "' J ' -.1 I , ·• ~~ I 1 ,'1 ,' , '.·., 0 •· I' . I . New York· POMEROY, OHIO. I I .. .. \'' ~ I ' I i ;~~..:...~·.lr."'· ·~ - ·.,_,-;· ,~~~ · •.I .. • 1 ' ' '"''" ..' • I �,, ' ,. ' ·' ' 1 ... ' ' '. . --w-.-n-teci-..;.T_o_B_u_y_ ' o., May n, 1967 For Salei"""!V.. WANTm TO BUY 4 room, one floor hQUst, in Meigs County. Will pay up to $3,000.00 cesh. Write c/o Tht Daily 1' ' '•' l ' 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' ' ary walnut Stereo wllb AM.11 i, PA, radio, deluxe floating ' HEA , ' DQ , • turntablt, perfect condition, ' , take over paymentJ of t5 YOUR CHEV'( month or pay balance $14U6. Try it tn: your home. Call 9!12-32ta. 5 9 6tc IJARTERS For Sale =PL:-A:-:NT=s-.t:-om-;to, cabba·g-e-.-.per, egg plan~ broccoli, set sprouts qnd l:ic per doi: or $1 per dred,. B. li\ ~oaid, Mason, Va, ' 5 10 1 • '' DEAi."ii -~ · II ONi OP '"II NICIIl PIO•• •• I Aluminum Siding I Aluminum Rollings eAiuminum Windows & Doors eCar Parts •Patios ellawn In lnsul•tlon OR CALL COLLECT 532-6611 Elmer E. Whit,, 404112 South 4th St., Ironton, 0. Representotiveln This A~a ·20 Yean For V. V. Johnson & Son, 222--4th Ava. Huntington ''" :1-2151 OHIO ' MIDDLEPORl RADiATOR SERVICE · All New Rtdlator Shop Ohio Boet ond Motor License eC~r eTruclc eHtlltr CoN • Bulldozer eAIIyType · SCHWARZEL MARINE BAKER & SEYFRIED KEITH GOBLE foRD Phont 992-3794 or 992-2395 Pomeroy, 0. EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy WY 2-2196 Middleport, 0. FREE STORAGE lust ealher all yom; winter l'!""ents and store ·tbem With us. No more closetl eraJIU)ed with unulllld cloth· lug, No more airing, sorting, spraying and paCking with your winter clothe's, EverY· thing you send Ia beautifull~ cleaned saiely, insured and carefully stored. Eve:y Item lresbly pressed when you call for ll Nothing to pay till fall No bulging closets, sale 'lice, eU makao WY :Hiill.l 11Jo Fabric Sbop, l'omeroJ AUiborlzed SlDger Salao 8erYiee. I 2t Ill! eM'( Complote Service llrlll Bradfonl Wrlle, Phone or eontact A. C. IIRAD!I'ORD Racine, Oblo 1,111 dry GM 1oM Whlll lnofMr wattles. Ne plumblnl Ma~Hry • • • 1111 1M liNd Ill lcttche~ IMHI or utilIty room. CDm,....lr portable moYtt frtlln link to ator... INI .n Cllfll'l, W•h• c1Dtt111 I• lust 11 11lloftl of wtNr end ltn • "suct.uW~r,"' too. u...... dtttreenf Y" teft clottlft rwalty c... n , • • fast. til A HMONITIATION NOW. from Bring them In or cell for Pick Up & Delivery Str•ice Phone 773-5543 ABC Cleaners SEW lNG macbloea, repair .thtr wtther. \ moths and sale from tbelt. Mason, W. ira. Will wuh, rlhUI end spln-dr' 1 wntt futtr fhlll any ' ' RIWiings Honde Sal• Your Htollng System Ia The Most lmportonl Appliance In Your Home, ~~~ Us Give II A Good Mid Winter Check HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING ftmlty~lze Thunday ' CALL DICk RAWLINjiS For F roo lsti m1tn eAium1num Awnings Sales and Service •w Events ltONDA' SAlES & SERVIa Contact: CHARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio EVINRUDE ........ Corhing OUR PRICE What's Up? ARE DOWN:\ • ,J. 1966 CHEVROLET True ~ 4 DOOR SEDAN • Miller Bill · ,j Super Bii~IYllf model. 398 eu. ln. VB engine, Turbo Hydramatlc Trans., VInyl inter· lor. Knee aeep in rubber, posltractlon roar aNio, healer. Ploooinf srey finish. 0111' Special. Market Selling ment and' llwo partments smaD. South St., Middleport, phone 1141. $ 11 6te ROOM apartment M & G Food Market, miles South of Middleport, Route 7. 5 9 3tp 1aCut&r'• &-.. a& :~<~woo: Soot. 40.Paottl.. f<lrODOI abbr. .... a.Pa's p-m ~ • ~rr~ 1!1 ., NOW<fTAKING I APPLICATIONS I FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Contact F•y~ Manley ' Middleport ...._ po Llndm•rk H11 Everything MOST COMPLETE FEIITILIZER SERVICE IN THE AREA ~ ~ I" . ~ 1/~ .g; ... • POMEROY ~ 1.. , ~: 992·2111 41 AXTDLIIAAXII II LOKOJ!'IlLLOW ftltOIJR tettj!J' simply~~ tor another. ln this sample A fa w~d ...~• thrt!e L'1, X tor the two<>'s, etc. Single letters, llPQ~· -"'l"'..es, the l~mgth and fonnation of the woroa are all hlnu. 111m day the code l.ett.n are different. A O.,topant QuotaUon R n ! D J M F DR 'l'IIAZRLI LS Ill Q .AfW WZEZJTZ LYZ J!'DJPMJQ - ML liX'ftoii:F. - RD F DEL MJI& RT Cpo. tiOOo mlleo by loeal owner, blue finish and ahowroort\ elean interior, au· totnallc trabs. Radio, beat..-, while walls MX loll 1963 Olds H.T. 4 Dr._ $1395 1962 Pontile 2 Dr. H.T. $195 Ml!: s J• LYZ Deluxe int4riot, betee o>·er llddle tan lllllsb, i~ W'W tires, Ult oteel'lhJ wheel, automatic trans, PS ohd I'B, ro· dio, plea11llt to drive, ' 1962 Fotd 1 Ton Slakt $1195 Callie :!ack.l, exllo Jood 'OOtid tii'Of, duaiJ rear, v• ilitPM, 4 jpeed lfan;. lieattt, Savel • MI,H·FASMION COLORS • , , wit' n»ert til 1111• wtatberl • W~ITEI ••• tbll iiiJ white! · 61) Rambler Amer. 4 Dr. $99 923 4 Dt1 = =··- .,,. 57 Ford VI 2 Dr. __,.,......$1!_9 .. ' s. 3rcl Ave. FASHION JEWELRY' ___ _ ........ _....... - - - GOODRICH •· HI FLEX .. GOODRICH FiJLL 4-PLY ...... NYLON .. • .. . FULL 4-Ply 55 PLUJ TAX ' AND TRADI ·~o(ck ttb• wALL _ _ 65 P~lll T~l ' AND TRAOE 77Sx14 650x13 aLAtK SID. WALL-....,- S13 •12 ' WHir& SIDE WA,LLS _ $2.00 MORE . ' Beads - Br•celels - Ear ' Rings - Neckl1ces - Sets ; ,.00 "s·oo \ ' Some spaclll Jllkiit ff'OII1Itlly. Hand poinNII. sure te '" these. a. IN . IN .. " I ltticr1t.. ·. t!Ol MOT:..Il'S DA"f ,.' ..'",....... -... . . ' ' I ' '.•' • 58 Fctrd VI 4Dr. - - .\;9 , '' . old• lola Says: and Valley S6 Olds Super II ·4 Dr. $199 u S3.98 • BR!ATU ClmiAIE ••• eastlr to • WORKING MA.~S SPI1Cltltl SPEND .t LITTLE •• S.tVB .t LoT! ~ '"' 1. •I 194 cu. ln. 8 cyl. Std. trau. Jladlo, Heat· er, Like new, whitewall tlreB, 111111 finilb. 3811 V8 IDIIIDO 'I'IIJt f speed boll. nntl ~~ HOUSE PAINT . :' 1964_Chtvy II 2 Daor $1105 $995 MORE EXPENSIVE HOUS.E DUTCH STANDARD. PUU liNOED OIL 1966 (.1evelle Malibu $2195 1962 Ford9 Pass• 17. 'Prasid1mt QUALITY USED CARS NOW AT LOWER PRICES: · Interior, wlilte llitlih. ratllo and tie&ter DAILY 08\'Pl'OQUOTE - Here's how to work ": 'V' ll A L DR M' L t I I Stiitlilllc Wtlll,b, low onlleage, by local Gilfier, ~ iood · W1'ir. tiN, \18 engine, automille: tralll., l)ower steering and brakes, rttd\11 o,nd hhler~ S&vo bore. ~ ~·' 110 In Here Country Squire fs Bull< ond bot fortllloor, bulk •PNidlng eppU•"'- bulk spn1d1r truckt - fDr ell your ftrtlllnr nttda. ~~l ib 15 I' ~ ~londay THEODORUS COUNCIL "' I ' ' \1 ' ~ ·:--- ' ~ ' ~I �,, ' ,. ' ·' ' 1 ... ' ' '. . --w-.-n-teci-..;.T_o_B_u_y_ ' o., May n, 1967 For Salei"""!V.. WANTm TO BUY 4 room, one floor hQUst, in Meigs County. Will pay up to $3,000.00 cesh. Write c/o Tht Daily 1' ' '•' l ' 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, ' ' ary walnut Stereo wllb AM.11 i, PA, radio, deluxe floating ' HEA , ' DQ , • turntablt, perfect condition, ' , take over paymentJ of t5 YOUR CHEV'( month or pay balance $14U6. Try it tn: your home. Call 9!12-32ta. 5 9 6tc IJARTERS For Sale =PL:-A:-:NT=s-.t:-om-;to, cabba·g-e-.-.per, egg plan~ broccoli, set sprouts qnd l:ic per doi: or $1 per dred,. B. li\ ~oaid, Mason, Va, ' 5 10 1 • '' DEAi."ii -~ · II ONi OP '"II NICIIl PIO•• •• I Aluminum Siding I Aluminum Rollings eAiuminum Windows & Doors eCar Parts •Patios ellawn In lnsul•tlon OR CALL COLLECT 532-6611 Elmer E. Whit,, 404112 South 4th St., Ironton, 0. Representotiveln This A~a ·20 Yean For V. V. Johnson & Son, 222--4th Ava. Huntington ''" :1-2151 OHIO ' MIDDLEPORl RADiATOR SERVICE · All New Rtdlator Shop Ohio Boet ond Motor License eC~r eTruclc eHtlltr CoN • Bulldozer eAIIyType · SCHWARZEL MARINE BAKER & SEYFRIED KEITH GOBLE foRD Phont 992-3794 or 992-2395 Pomeroy, 0. EXPERIENCED WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE BLAETTNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy WY 2-2196 Middleport, 0. FREE STORAGE lust ealher all yom; winter l'!""ents and store ·tbem With us. No more closetl eraJIU)ed with unulllld cloth· lug, No more airing, sorting, spraying and paCking with your winter clothe's, EverY· thing you send Ia beautifull~ cleaned saiely, insured and carefully stored. Eve:y Item lresbly pressed when you call for ll Nothing to pay till fall No bulging closets, sale 'lice, eU makao WY :Hiill.l 11Jo Fabric Sbop, l'omeroJ AUiborlzed SlDger Salao 8erYiee. I 2t Ill! eM'( Complote Service llrlll Bradfonl Wrlle, Phone or eontact A. C. IIRAD!I'ORD Racine, Oblo 1,111 dry GM 1oM Whlll lnofMr wattles. Ne plumblnl Ma~Hry • • • 1111 1M liNd Ill lcttche~ IMHI or utilIty room. CDm,....lr portable moYtt frtlln link to ator... INI .n Cllfll'l, W•h• c1Dtt111 I• lust 11 11lloftl of wtNr end ltn • "suct.uW~r,"' too. u...... dtttreenf Y" teft clottlft rwalty c... n , • • fast. til A HMONITIATION NOW. from Bring them In or cell for Pick Up & Delivery Str•ice Phone 773-5543 ABC Cleaners SEW lNG macbloea, repair .thtr wtther. \ moths and sale from tbelt. Mason, W. ira. Will wuh, rlhUI end spln-dr' 1 wntt futtr fhlll any ' ' RIWiings Honde Sal• Your Htollng System Ia The Most lmportonl Appliance In Your Home, ~~~ Us Give II A Good Mid Winter Check HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING ftmlty~lze Thunday ' CALL DICk RAWLINjiS For F roo lsti m1tn eAium1num Awnings Sales and Service •w Events ltONDA' SAlES & SERVIa Contact: CHARLES LISLE Syracuse, Ohio EVINRUDE ........ Corhing OUR PRICE What's Up? ARE DOWN:\ • ,J. 1966 CHEVROLET True ~ 4 DOOR SEDAN • Miller Bill · ,j Super Bii~IYllf model. 398 eu. ln. VB engine, Turbo Hydramatlc Trans., VInyl inter· lor. Knee aeep in rubber, posltractlon roar aNio, healer. Ploooinf srey finish. 0111' Special. Market Selling ment and' llwo partments smaD. South St., Middleport, phone 1141. $ 11 6te ROOM apartment M & G Food Market, miles South of Middleport, Route 7. 5 9 3tp 1aCut&r'• &-.. a& :~<~woo: Soot. 40.Paottl.. f<lrODOI abbr. .... a.Pa's p-m ~ • ~rr~ 1!1 ., NOW<fTAKING I APPLICATIONS I FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. Contact F•y~ Manley ' Middleport ...._ po Llndm•rk H11 Everything MOST COMPLETE FEIITILIZER SERVICE IN THE AREA ~ ~ I" . ~ 1/~ .g; ... • POMEROY ~ 1.. , ~: 992·2111 41 AXTDLIIAAXII II LOKOJ!'IlLLOW ftltOIJR tettj!J' simply~~ tor another. ln this sample A fa w~d ...~• thrt!e L'1, X tor the two<>'s, etc. Single letters, llPQ~· -"'l"'..es, the l~mgth and fonnation of the woroa are all hlnu. 111m day the code l.ett.n are different. A O.,topant QuotaUon R n ! D J M F DR 'l'IIAZRLI LS Ill Q .AfW WZEZJTZ LYZ J!'DJPMJQ - ML liX'ftoii:F. - RD F DEL MJI& RT Cpo. tiOOo mlleo by loeal owner, blue finish and ahowroort\ elean interior, au· totnallc trabs. Radio, beat..-, while walls MX loll 1963 Olds H.T. 4 Dr._ $1395 1962 Pontile 2 Dr. H.T. $195 Ml!: s J• LYZ Deluxe int4riot, betee o>·er llddle tan lllllsb, i~ W'W tires, Ult oteel'lhJ wheel, automatic trans, PS ohd I'B, ro· dio, plea11llt to drive, ' 1962 Fotd 1 Ton Slakt $1195 Callie :!ack.l, exllo Jood 'OOtid tii'Of, duaiJ rear, v• ilitPM, 4 jpeed lfan;. lieattt, Savel • MI,H·FASMION COLORS • , , wit' n»ert til 1111• wtatberl • W~ITEI ••• tbll iiiJ white! · 61) Rambler Amer. 4 Dr. $99 923 4 Dt1 = =··- .,,. 57 Ford VI 2 Dr. __,.,......$1!_9 .. ' s. 3rcl Ave. FASHION JEWELRY' ___ _ ........ _....... - - - GOODRICH •· HI FLEX .. GOODRICH FiJLL 4-PLY ...... NYLON .. • .. . FULL 4-Ply 55 PLUJ TAX ' AND TRADI ·~o(ck ttb• wALL _ _ 65 P~lll T~l ' AND TRAOE 77Sx14 650x13 aLAtK SID. WALL-....,- S13 •12 ' WHir& SIDE WA,LLS _ $2.00 MORE . ' Beads - Br•celels - Ear ' Rings - Neckl1ces - Sets ; ,.00 "s·oo \ ' Some spaclll Jllkiit ff'OII1Itlly. Hand poinNII. sure te '" these. a. IN . IN .. " I ltticr1t.. ·. t!Ol MOT:..Il'S DA"f ,.' ..'",....... -... . . ' ' I ' '.•' • 58 Fctrd VI 4Dr. - - .\;9 , '' . old• lola Says: and Valley S6 Olds Super II ·4 Dr. $199 u S3.98 • BR!ATU ClmiAIE ••• eastlr to • WORKING MA.~S SPI1Cltltl SPEND .t LITTLE •• S.tVB .t LoT! ~ '"' 1. •I 194 cu. ln. 8 cyl. Std. trau. Jladlo, Heat· er, Like new, whitewall tlreB, 111111 finilb. 3811 V8 IDIIIDO 'I'IIJt f speed boll. nntl ~~ HOUSE PAINT . :' 1964_Chtvy II 2 Daor $1105 $995 MORE EXPENSIVE HOUS.E DUTCH STANDARD. PUU liNOED OIL 1966 (.1evelle Malibu $2195 1962 Ford9 Pass• 17. 'Prasid1mt QUALITY USED CARS NOW AT LOWER PRICES: · Interior, wlilte llitlih. ratllo and tie&ter DAILY 08\'Pl'OQUOTE - Here's how to work ": 'V' ll A L DR M' L t I I Stiitlilllc Wtlll,b, low onlleage, by local Gilfier, ~ iood · W1'ir. tiN, \18 engine, automille: tralll., l)ower steering and brakes, rttd\11 o,nd hhler~ S&vo bore. ~ ~·' 110 In Here Country Squire fs Bull< ond bot fortllloor, bulk •PNidlng eppU•"'- bulk spn1d1r truckt - fDr ell your ftrtlllnr nttda. ~~l ib 15 I' ~ ~londay THEODORUS COUNCIL "' I ' ' \1 ' ~ ·:--- ' ~ ' ~I �' r ' / I· • I. ,. I ., -i' ··r ' . '' ,. •. ' ..... . ' ' '~ . . J ·' I ' ·( • ' •• 12-Dall1' SeDtlneJ,: Loy~ , · a M~:=~~ ' . Mrs. James Ric!Jards, Iron· ton, Portsmouth District presi· dent of the Women's Society of Christian Service, was guest speaker Monday night at the an· nual mother-daughter banquet of the Pomeroy United Metho- Community Corner i!ld sjJeak on the Negro in South at 7:30 Sunday eve,·>ing Heath Methodist Church. cDeport. Redding will speak on resulls of the racial conflict. A forrner I teacher of music, voice, and ciology, he spent most of hi life in the south. The service open to the public. Redding flll the pulpit in the absence the Rev. Max Donahue. wh will be speaking at the 'I ' • • ~ THEATRE 1 TONIGHT Moy 11 FRIDAY thru TUESDAY May 12-16 "MURDERERS' ROW11 i, ~ ' ' ' ' communities do i INCIDENTALLY without garden clubs ~ Fe1turette: Trainlng for Traublt Part Time P•l Yondtr Glons ! Robert be. • SAUilRS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Haroia Sauer, Middleport, Route 1, entertain· ed Wednesday evening with a dinner honoring the Rev. curt Davis of Indianapolis, Ind., here for speCial services at the Rock Church Other guests tile Sauers· were the Rev. •• termg each of the 40 tables ~t ~en's Society or Chr_istian I I Special music for the Serving Meigs County for over 95 4 Years Memb.r FDIC All Accounts Insured Up to $15,000 Under The Federol Deposit lnsurenc• Corporation ' ·. ; • I I ~! ' -!Lt. ___ 11 .... - u .... ,_ '. t . ' . ( . • ' ., •' .' rom _u n oun ' . ' Beat of i l ' 'I • ,., .- '' • j ' , · A peri.od costumed comedy, nA Bull in a Chll!ll Sliep", Wil.I be'pres'ented by s6nlors of ·!£all· at 8 tonight. Pictured in. costume are) seated, left to right; :karen GU!enwater, Regina ,spen· Henderson, Linda Spencer, J~net HolBing~; stai'ulipg, left to right C. D. ¥clllfY;re, McCoy and Tom Osborne. Also 1 n the cast'ate DenniS Newland and 11on Orr.-Sentillel !. • ~ ,l N-111ry -NeedNot;.. . An ideal Mother's Day Gift. All • The Bend B1 Bob IIDeOieh ~ I P.-nt'tOWin easy - care fabrics. Some perma- I' . '·~ nent press. Solids and prints. ' WlnMrwlll . .uiiii11MII ' ' Mq 19 on,,...•'DIIIItlj Pw . k ,. ALL AT SPECIAl PRICES Dollar." wuz.~ ' t. . GIFI' MOTHER WITH BEAUTIFUL ~ I ': .. . t. ~ • •. ,,,,.-;, Bat ... - · . CGsoal, dressy, short, m•· tlium, long •• , gloves and more glavu.TIIe ntKessary IKCfSSory ••• perfed gifts . i ... . -. . . for Mom , , , DUrsl All Sizes - White and Solid Color 2 qt. aapaclr ... Doolfl"latlllltlr f 1 'a"IIJtlll' *...... ...... .., ............... , foooll ........... t"hnes_...z.-. ,I loa .., il." ' . •i' For Mother! Airway " Uni-Mold Stainless Steel c:...111t s , 'nn ... ~ .-• ......, 1111 •~& !II • ,... tal to . . . . . . . Ito I Cl111414t'ht;1& latcdNU .... .......... loryo ll;ht to •liMo! flow .......... Drtp:ltoii ....... ~ • ··r~ Smart design, Flberglu reinforced molded oonstructlon with luxurious Interiors and tough Vinylvac covering, Magic touch locks, beautifql colors. Select a case for Mother or the Graduate and I ' mucil iower iilaD you'd expect. ' I< •l Speeial PurchoseandSafif see why its America's best luggage .value, priced I •lectlon of labrios and pottorns. Little .., no ironlnJ labrlCI Ia all oolm. I '14!! Drapery Dept. · SAVE YOUR SALESUPS .; •.•. C:ANNQ~N · BQth :Towels,.•.•··., 2 for 1 ' WQ$h~Cioths ~ ~ .. ~ 3·for SOci r, ' . ! ' I I-CUP PERK Luggage 'I ''I . t·' I . 11· - II' . tl f .! ' ror colorful wiadow treatment choooe from the bll ' . . . . -NoPurchne of tailored and dressy blouses. - New Shlpmentl TAILORED TIER 1nd VAlANCE.SETS Elberfelds In Pomeroy n·· · . .\- \~ . RemeUiber Mother's Day! Come to Elberfelds Busy Ready To Wear Department and see the many gift suggestions for Mom. Hundreds of beautiful dresses to choose from in her favorite styles, fabrics a nd colors. Many dusters and shifts to select from for her leisure hours at home. Blouses in dressy and tailored styles. Give her sportswear from our fine selection of separates and coordinates. Shop the main floor for handbags, aprons, gloves, jewelry, billfolds and leather accessories, lingerie, cosmetics, umbrellas, handkerchiefs, scarves, hosiery, Timex, wrist watches, candy- just the ideal L-··· 111111Ur mu111 wa mnv. .. ·e'·.. ·. ~- I • . Right now we have a special group EVIlLYN Gibbons Sweet, who came here for a vacation with her parents while ber husband serves his cuuntry, has taken a teaching job. She Is at the Rutland school seventh and eighth graders. 1 husband. Richard, Is' with the National Guard at Fort Knox, Ky. Re will complete his "hitch" in July, and the couple will returning to their home In East. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' . . For Mom Ser. cheon and contributing food A REMINDER -curtain time II for the Middleport senior cla!lS II play, "The Boarding H o u s e Reach," Is 8 p.m. Friday in high school auditorium. It's a Maxwell fan>ily three-act edy directed by Phyllis Hackett. 5:00 to 7:00 I t \t J ••• BeSure·'fo ' Register Fd{· . . The Free · ·,~ HOOVER WASHER BLOUSES _.....__ _·- '' _ _ _ __ Mrs. John Colwell, Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mrs. c. J. Lemley, Mrs. Harvey Erlewine, Mrs. White, Jr., and Mrs. Don OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I '· .' tlJanks to servance. Beautiful 1 son. j . .,.•.- \ . the recent Rutland Red Devil v1ce, Rutland Meth<xbst Church. time were Mrs. Hiram Slawter. Your Full Service Bank Is •• , l(ti ,, •• Band Conc1~ rt were made by The group earlier this year ser. Mrs. Harold Rice, Mrs. members of the Rutland Friend- ved the final RHS football and Schilling, Mrs. c. 0. Chapm,m.ll ly Gardeners and the Rutland I basketball squads .. ..a Garden Club. The latter group in finis. • ' See the Many Values for Mother's Day All Over the.store and Mrs.. C. J. Lemley and Mrs. De v 1 I. I .; ;, Open Friday 9:00 Until 8:00- • • Satu'rday 9:.00 Until9~"9 assisting hostess. mem rs . Harry Pickens Racme. Garner's Red .\ ' ' I' Mother's Day.~. Sunday, May lf Those attractive floral pieces I Band were guests at a Mrs. Howard Birchfield in _randle base containers cen. Wednesday served by the Wo· chairman for Wednesday's (Technicolor) Dean Martin, as Matt Helm, Ann-Margaret ' fa~HAT would . NOT OPEN Cl '' ...,. , Churdl WSCS and . Lydia prayer of praise end Lawrence Milhoan wHI be Talk about novel entries .. . Farie Kennedy came up "VILLAGE OF THE with one for the "Truck Farm" artistic arrangements GIANTS" at the Winding Trail Garden Club show. It was a Johnny Tommy Crawford Kirk l cal~b~ige man. used a bead of cabbage for the head, carrot slic•es for the ears, rad1shes for the eyes, nose and mouth, half grapefrmt for the hat, and celery leaves for the ~S topknot. . Somehow remmded us of . ' Pomeroy, 0. a pumpkin lady wh1ch Mrs. also provided a number of pasPearl Reynolds made last tel covers for the tables. c .'~· I PWS , '' ' the Creator. Using "Nature-tlte Art of Gifts .of nower arrang~\s was presenti>d ·by girls of God" as her topic, Mrs. Rlcb· were ,,~~resented by Mrs. ~t !junior· department of the ards commented·on .God's glory Walton, president of, the. Lydia ·day school. 'jbe grOilp, in the beauty of nature, H Is Circle, lo Mfg. Robert Warn~r• .ed ill J~ne .Anil '1'\'amsley, handiwork and artistry. She oldest ·RIOther presen~ to M)'s.' Neibert, Pat, Pam, end said that the mountains a r e Paul Eichinger, . yooJngest mo- Vaughan, ~Ollie; Cat!Jle Observing Music God's thoug!lts, piled up; · the ther, and to Mrs. Rlcbal"ds. Mrs. Cindy Campbel~ Diana . oceans are His thoughts, spread Jack Carsey gave a Mother's .Paula Eichinger, and Month at Meeting .. and the flowers .are His Day tribute to daughters, wilb 'Reuter, .sang "Only God By Charlene National MuSic Month will , in bloom. The group her daugllter, Diana, giving the Make a Blossom," and observed at the 2 p.m. Friday was asked to assume an alii· response. Mrs. Fred ~man, Knows What Is Best for You." Hoeflich meeting of Return Jonathan tude of prayer as Mrs. Richards treasurer of the Portsmouth Mrs. Girllid Wildermuth dlro!C.1-IGuy Creek baccalaureate Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the concluded her remarks witb a District, was a at the oiJ. ed the group, wilb Mrs. V. D. American Revolution, at t h home of Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, N W. VA . . · Have you noticed the attractive planters used on ei·1 Middleport. . . --.,;ent·ll !her side of the entrance to the Pomeroy Elementary The program w11l be ~· FRIDAY ond SATURDAY School' cd by Mrs. Everett Hayes, Moy 12-13 They were placed there and filled with blooming sic chairman. New officers •'GIT" Heather ·flowers by the Winding Trail Junior Garden Club. It's the be elected with tbe installa1tior•ll Nort~ 1 club's entry in the Sears Civic Beautification Contest. take place in June. Mrs. aso Drive ·In ., " Annual Mother -Daug: hter'Church .. ,, :~~:=~~;C~oncert ;J H. will present a Layman, ' o " ' '-.t. ' I ' : ~ r. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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